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!	Extension du lexique obtenue par collation
!	des dicos numériques
!
!	©  Philippe Verkerk, 2015
!	14 Novembre 2015
!
!	Redistribué en Février 2017.
!
Aaron:Aaron, brother of Moses, first high-priest of the Hebrews
Aaroneus:d'Aaron
Aba:v. Aga
Ababus:False read. in inscrr., written for abavus.
Abacuc:indécl., prophète des Hébreux
Abaddon:the name of the angel of Tartarus
Abaesamis:ville d'Arabie
Abale:ville d'Éthiopie
Abali:peuple de l'Inde
Abalus:île sur la côte nord de la Germanie
Abanteus:pertaining to Abas
Abantias:nom prim. de l'île d'Eubée
Abantius:of Abantia, another name of Euboœa
Abares:peuple scythe
Abaris:A Rutulian, slain by Euryalus; acc Abarim
Abaritanus:of Abaris, a place in Africa
Abasgi:peuple de la Colchide
Abatos:a rocky island. in the Nile
Abazea:v. Sabazia.
Abba:Obba
Abbassium:ville de Phrygie
Abbassus:Abbassus, a town in Phrygia
Abdageses:Abdagèse (prince parthe).
Abdara:ville de Bétique
Abdenago:indécl., nom d'homme
Abdera2:Abdera, a town on the southern coast of Thrace, not far from the mouth of the Nestus, noted for the stupidity of its inhabitants. It was the birthplace of the philosophers Protagoras, Democritus, and Anaxarchus
Abderita:
Abderitae:Abdéritains
Abderitanus:of Abdera, stupid, foolish
Abderites:an Abderite
Abdolonymus:Sidonian of royal descent, made king of Sidon by Alexander the Great
Abeatae:the Abeatoe
Abel:Abel [fils d'Adam]
Abel2:Abel [fils d'Adam]
Abelicus:d'Abel
Abellae:ville de Campanie
Abellani:the inhabitants of Abella
Abellinas:habitant d'Abellinum
Abellinates:the inhabitants of Abellinum
Abellinum:Abellinum, a city of the Hirpini, in Italy
Abellinus:d'Abellinum
Abellio:the name of a Gallic deity
Abelus:Abel, son of Adam
Abentinus:c. Aventinus.
Abeona:the goddess of departing
Abessalon:Absalon [fils de David]
Abgarus:nom de plusieurs rois
Abigail:Abigaïl (femme de David).
Abila:ville de Syrie / montagne de Mauritanie
Abileni:habitants d'Abila
Abimelech:indécl., nom de plusieurs rois
Abiron:Abiron (lévite qui se révolta contre Moïse).
Abitinae:ville d'Afrique
Abitinensis:d'Abitinae
Abner:ind., général de l'armée de Saül
AbnobaDiana:the goddess of this mountain
Abobriga:ville de Tarraconnaise
Aboccis:Aboccis (ville d'Ethiopie).
Abodiacum:ville de Vindélicie
Abolani:peuple du Latium
Abora:fleuve de Mésopotamie
Abrahaeus:descendant d'Abraham
Abrahameus:belonging to Abraham
Abrahamides:a descendant of Abraham
Abrameus:belonging to Abraham
Abramida:descendant d'Abraham
Abramius:relatif à Abraham
Abraxares:ind., nom d'h.
Abraxas:divinité des Basilidiens [hérétiques]
Abretteni:habitants de l'Abrettène [Mysie]
Abrincatae:les Abrincates [auj. Avranches]
Abrincateni:les Abrincates [auj. Avranches]
Abrincates:les Abrincates [auj. Avranches]
Abrincatui:les Abrincates [auj. Avranches]
Abrupolis:roi de Thrace
Absalom:Absalon [fils de David]
Absalon:Absalon (fils de David).
Absarrum:fleuve de Colchide
Absarum:l'Absarus (fleuve de Colchide).
Absarus:fleuve de Colchide
Absilae:peuple du Pont
Absoris:c. Absoros
Absoritanus:habitant de l'île d'Absoros
Absortium:c. Absoros
Absuritanus:d'Absyra
Absyrtides:îles de l'Adriatique
Absyrtis:île de l'Adriatique
Absyrtus:-I. a son of Æetes, king of Colchis, killed by his sister Medea in her flight with Jason; he was torn, in pieces by her, and his limbs were scattered in the way to prevent her father's pursuit -II. a river in Illyria which flows into the Adriatic Sea, Absyrtis, Apsyrtis
Aburius:nom d'h.
Abusina:ville de Vindélicie
Abutucensis:d'Abutuca, [ville d'Afrique]
Abydeni:the inhabitants of Abydus
Abydenus2:absol. Leander
Abydum:[ville de la Haute-Égypte]
Abydus:[ville de la Haute-Égypte]
Abyla:a spur of a mountain in Africa, on the strait of Gibraltar
Abziritanus:d'Abzira [Afrique]
Abzoae:peuple de Scythie
Acadera:Curt. Acadéra (ville de l'Inde).
Acale:île voisine de la Lusitanie
Acamantis:nom primitif de l'île de Chypre
Acampsis:Plin. l'Acampsis (fleuve de Colchide).
Acanthius:from Acanthus
Acanthus2:a town of Macedonia, now Erisso
Acarnanicus:Acarnanian
Acarnanus:
Acascomarci:peuple du Pont
Acatius:nom de personne
Acaunensis:d'Acaunus
Acauni:habitants d'Acaunus
Acaunus:nom de lieu du pays des Nantuates (Saint-Maurice dans le Valais)
Accalia:les Accalies ou les Larentalies (fêtes en l'honneur d'Acca Larentia).
Acci:colonie romaine de l'Espagne
Accia:nom de fam.
Accianus:a soothsayer, who, in the presence and at the bidding of Tarquinius Priscus, cut in pieces a stone with a razor
Accisi:peuple sarmate
Accitanus:d'Acci
Accua:a town of Apulia, v.
Ace:a town in Galilee, St. Jean d'Acre
Acelum:ville de la Vénétie
Acephali:a sect of heretics
Acerra2:surnom
Acerrani:the inhabitants of A.
Acerratius:nom d'h.
Aceruetis:Acervetis (ville sur les bords du Pont-Euxin).
Acesimbrotus:Agésimbrotus (amiral rhodien).
Acesinus:pertaining to the river Acesinus in the Tauric Peninsula, Crimea
Acesinus2:comme le préc. / fleuve de Scythie
Acestaei:the inhabitants of Aceste
Acestaeus:de Ségeste
Aceste:a town in the N. W. part of Sicily, near the coast;, near the modern Alcamo
Acestensis:de Ségeste
Achab:roi d'Israël
Achaemenidae:Achéménides [peuple perse]
Achaetus:a river of Sicily
Achaeus3:an Achaean
Achaia2:The province of Achaia, in the northern part of the Peloponnesus, on the Gulf of Corinth
Achaias:a Greek woman
Achais:Grecian:
Achaius:Grecian:
Acharistio:titre d'une pièce perdue de Plaute
Acharnae:a demus, borough of Attica
Acharnanus:of Acharnae
Acharne2:ville de Magnésie
Acharrae:a town of Thessaly
Achaz:Achaz (roi de Juda).
Acheloias:daughter of Achelous; the Sirens
Achelois:daughter of Achelous; the Sirens
Acherini:an unknown people in Sicily
Acheronteus:de l'Achéron [enfers]
Acherontia:a small town of Apulia, near the frontiers of Lucania, situated on a hill, Acerenza
Acheronticus:belonging to the Acheron, the Lower World, sacred books, written, according to tradition, by the Etruscan Tages
Acherontini:les Achérontins (peuple du Brutium).
Acherontius:de l'Achéron
Acheros:Acheron §3
Acherunticus:belonging to, fit for, Acheruns, the Lower World
Acheruntini:riverains de l'Achéron (Bruttium)
Acherusia:Achérusie / marais d'Épire / lac de Campanie / caverne de Bithynie, entrée des enfers
Acherusis:comme Acherusia 3
Achilla:ville d'Afrique, près de Thapsus
Achillea2:Achilléa (île de la mer Egée).
Achilleis:a poem of Statius, the Achilleid.
Achilliacus:d'Achille.
Achimelech:Achimélech (grand prêtre des Hébreux).
Achinapolus:nom d'homme
Achisarmi:les Achisarmes (peuple d'Ethiopie).
Achitophel:Achitophel (conseiller de David).
Achne:île près de Rhodes
Achoali:les Achoales (peuple de l'Arabie Heureuse).
Acholla:a town in Africa, in the vicinity of Thapsus, El-Aliah
Achoreus:nom d'un Égyptien
Achyro:villa près de Nicomédie
Acidalius:pertaining to Venus, a dove
Acidanes:montagne de Perse
Acienses:les Aciens (peuple du Latium).
Acila:marché en Arabie
Acilla:ville d'Afrique, près de Thapsus
Acillitanus:d'Acilla
Acimincum:(ou Acumincum), ville de Pannonie
Acina:ville d'Éthiopie
Acincum:ville de Pannonie
Acindynus:nom d'homme
Acinetos:l'Immobile [un des Éons de l'hérésiarque Valentin]
Acionna:a Gallic deity
Aciris:fleuve de Lucanie
Acis:one of the Cyclades
Acis2:a river in Sicily, which rises in Mount Aetna, and falls into the sea;, Fiume di Taci
Acitauones:peuple des Alpes
Acitoali:peuple d'Arabie
Aclissae:peuple de l'Inde
Acmodae:îles au nord de la Grande-Bretagne
Acontizomenos:the title of a comedy of Naevius
!Acontizomenus:titre d'une pièce de Naevius
Acra:Acra Iapygia [promontoire en Calabre]
Acrabatena:contrée de la Judée
Acrae:A city of Sicily, on a lofty hill near Syracuse, now Palazzolo
Acraephia:a town of Boeotia, now Kardhiza
Acraeus:dwelling on the heights; an epithet of Jupiter and of Juno, whose temples stood on heights
Acrauceles:peuple d'Afrique
Acrenses:habitants d'Acré [Sicile]
Acriae:a town of Laconia
Acrillae:a town in Sicily, on the road from Syracuse to Agrigentum
Acrisione:the daughter of Acrisius, Danaë
Acrisioniades:patron., a descendant of Acrisius, Perseus, son of Danaë
Acritas:the most southerly promontory in Messenia, Capo di Gallo
Acriuox:
Acroathon:Acroathon (ville de la Chalcidique, sur l'Athos).
Acroceraunium:promontoire d'Épire
Acroceraunius:acrocéraunien ; [mét.] dangereux
Acrocerretes:peuple des Pyrénées
!Acrocorinthos:l'Acrocorinthe, citadelle de Corinthe.
Acrocorinthos:the citadel of Corinth, situated on a height, from which the two seas could be seen, the Aegean and Ionian
Acronius:le lac Acronien (une partie du lac de Constance).
Acronus:partie du lac de Constance
Acropolis:Acropole [citadelle de Thèbes]
Acrota:king of the Albani, brother of Romulus Silvius
Acrotadus:île dans le golfe Persique
Actaea2:a female Athenian; of Orithyia
Actaei:the inhabitants of Attica
Actalenses:peuple de Galatie
Actania:île de la Germanie septentrionale
Actias:Attic, Athenian
Actionices:vainqueur aux jeux actiaques
Actius2:a proper name
Actorius2:a Roman name
Actrida:Actrida (ville d'Arabie).
Aculeo:a Roman cognomen in the, a famous lawyer, friend of L. Licinius Crassus
Acunum:Acunum (ville de Gaule, auj. Montélimar).
Acusagonoe:île près de la Crète
Acusilas:an Argive historian
Acutilius:nom propre
Acutri:peuple de l'Inde
Adad:name of the supreme god of the Assyrians
Adadus:name of the supreme god of the Assyrians
Adamantius:surnom d'Origène
Adamastor:un géant
Adamiani:certain heretics who imitated the nakedness of Adam before the fall
Adamitae:- 1 - les Adamites (hérétiques qui imitaient la nudité d'Adam). - 2 - les hommes (issus d'Adam)
Adamus:Adam
Adana:ville de Cilicie
Addiris:nom de l'Atlas dans la langue des indigènes
Addua:a river in Upper Italy, which flows into the Po near Cremona, now Adde
Adendros:île près du promontoire Spiraeum
Adeodatus:Adéodat (fils de Saint-Augustin).
Adeona:the tutelary goddess of new-comers
Adesa:v. aedesa.
Adferenda:déesse des cadeaux de noce ;
Adiabari:peuple d'Éthiopie
Adiabas:fleuve d'Assyrie
Adiabena:Adiabène [contrée d'Assyrie]
Adiabene:a region in the northern part of ancient Assyria, Botan
Adiatorix:king of the Comani, taken prisoner by Augustus at Actium
Adipson:Adipse [ville de l'Égypte inférieure]
Adipsos2:Adipse [ville de l'Égypte inférieure]
Adiuta:nom de femme.
Admagetobriga:ville des Celtes
Admedara:ville d'Afrique
Admederensis:d'Admédéra [Numidie]
Admetis:nom de femme
Adolenda:the name of a Roman goddess, who presided over the burning of trees struck by lightning
Adonai:Yahvé (un des noms de Dieu chez les Juifs).
Adonea:fêtes d'Adonis
Adoneus2:pertaining to
Adonia:the festival of Adonis.
Adoreus2:a mountain of Galatia, in the neighborhood of Pessinus, with the source of the river Sangarius, Elmah Dagh
Adramyttenus:d'Adramytte
Adramytteos:a maritime town in Mysia, not far from the foot of Ida, Adramyti
Adramytteum:a maritime town in Mysia, not far from the foot of Ida, Adramyti
Adramyttium:a maritime town in Mysia, not far from the foot of Ida, Adramyti
Adranitani:habitants d'Hadranum
Adranum:a town of Sicily, near Mount Ætna
Adrastea:The daughter of Jupiter and Necessity, the goddess who rewards men for their deeds, and who esp. punishes pride and arrogance
Adrasteus:d'Adraste
Adrastia:The daughter of Jupiter and Necessity, the goddess who rewards men for their deeds, and who esp. punishes pride and arrogance
Adrastis:a female descendant of Adrastus
Adrastius:pertaining to Adrastus
Adria:the name of two Italian cities.
Adriacus:v. Hadr.
Adrianopolis:Adrianopolis (ville de Thrace).
Adrianus:Adrien, empereur romain
Adrumetinus:of or belonging to Hadrumetum, Hadrumetine
Adryas:Hamadryade
Adua:affluent du Pô
Aduaca:a fortress in the country of the Eburones, the Netherlands, between Maestricht and Louvain, Tongres
Aduatici:a people of Cimbrian origin in
Aduatuca:place forte des Éburons
Adulas:le mont Adule
Adule:Adulis (ville d'Ethiopie).
Aduli:Plin. Adulis (ville d'Etiopie).
Adulis:Plin. Adulis (ville d'Etiopie).
Adulitae:habitants d'Adulis
Aduna:fleuve de Perse
Adunas:l'Adunas (fleuve de Perse).
Adunicates:peuple de la Narbonnaise
Adyrmachidae:peuple de Libye
Aea:nom de la Colchide aux temps mythologiques / d'aea
Aeacidae:les Eacides.
Aeacideius:pertaining to the Æacidœ
Aeacius:Æacian, the hyacinth, Æacus
Aeaea:the island in the Tyrrhene Sea where the Circe of Homer had her abode, and where, the later Circeii was situated, Monte Circello., med.
Aeaee:Ééa [île fabuleuse, séjour de Circé] / [de Calypso]
Aeantion:île de la mer Égée / promontoire de Magnésie / ville de la Troade où était le tombeau d'Ajax
Aeas:a river of Epirus
Aebura:a city of Hispania Tarraconensis, Cuerva
Aecae:a city of Apulia, southeast of Luceria, Troja
Aecani:the inhabitants of Æcae
Aecetia:[ancien latin = aequitas], déesse de l'équité
Aeclanensis:d'Éculanum
Aeclani:habitants d'Éculanum
Aeclanum:a city of the Hirpini in Samnium, Le Grotte
Aeculani:the inhabitants of Æc.
Aeculanum:a city of the Hirpini in Samnium, Le Grotte
Aedesa:fleuve de Lycie
Aedespus:ville de Béotie ;
Aedessa:Edesse (ville).
Aeduensis:relatif aux Eduens.
Aeduicus:pertaining to the Ædui
Aeeta:king of Colchis, son of Sol and Persa, daughter of Oceanus; father of Medea, by whose aid the Argonauts took from him the golden fleece
Aeetas:king of Colchis, son of Sol and Persa, daughter of Oceanus; father of Medea, by whose aid the Argonauts took from him the golden fleece
Aeeteus:éétien, d'Éétès
Aeetias:daughter of Æetes, Medea
Aeetis:daughter of Æetes
Aeetius:pertaining to Æetes
Aefulani:les habitants d'Aefula
Aefulanus:d'aefula
Aefulum:bourgade du Latium
Aegae:A city of Cilicia, Ayas
Aegaeae:ville de Macédoine / d'Éolie / de Cilicie / [d'où]
Aegatae:îles Égates
Aege:Égé [reine des Amazones]
Aegeades:Égéate, d'Égae [Macédoine]
Aegeria:a nymph, Camoena celebrated in Roman mythology, the wife and instructress of Numa
Aegeta:ville de la Mésie supérieure
Aegetini:habitants d'une ville sur la côte de Calabre ;
Aegeus2:son of Pand on, king of Athens, and father of Theseus
Aegiae:ville de Macédoine / d'Éolie / de Cilicie / [d'où]
Aegiale:daughter, granddaughter of Adrastus, wife of Diomedes, king of Argos
Aegialea:Égialée [femme de Diomède]
Aegialeus:Son of Æetes, brother of Medea, commonly called Absyrtus;
Aegialeus2:montagne de l'Attique
Aegialia:Égialée [femme de Diomède]
Aegialos:ancien nom de l'Achaïe / nom d'homme
Aegida:Egida (ville d'Illyrie).
Aegienses:the inhabitants of Achaia
Aegila:île de la mer Égée
Aegilia:île de la mer Égée
Aegilion:île près de la Corse
Aegimius:nom d'h.
Aegimoros:île près de Carthage
Aeginenses:les Éginètes, habitants d'Égine
Aeginensis:of Ægina.—Subst., a native, an inhabitant of Ægina, ext.
Aeginensis2:a native, an inhabitant of Ægina
Aegineta:
Aegineticus:pertaining to Ægina
Aeginienses:habitants d'Éginium
Aeginiensis:an inhabitant of Æginium
Aegion:a town in Achaia, one of the twelve Achœan cities, situated on the river Selinus, Vostitza
Aegipan:Égipan [dieu des forêts]
Aegipanes:êtres, moitié hommes, moitié boucs [en Afrique]
Aegira:A town in Achaia
Aegisos:ville de Scythie
Aegissus:Egisse (ville de Mésie).
Aegisthenienses:les habitants d'Egisthène (en Mégaride).
Aegius:pertaining to Ægium
Aegosthenenses:habitants d'Égosthène [ville de Mégaride]
Aegypta:affranchi de Cicéron
Aegyptiace:after the Egyptian manner
Aegyptiacus:Egyptian, Adv.
Aegyptini:Éthiopiens
Aegyptus2:a king of Egypt, son of Belus, and brother of Danaüs. He had fifty sons, to whom the fifty daughters of Danaüs were espoused
Aelana:ville d'Arabie Pétrée
Aelaniticus:élanitique
Aeliana:ville du Pont
Aelice:ville de l'Afrique
Aemi:the inhabitants of Hœmimontus
Aemiliana:a place just out of Rome, not far from the Campus Martius
AemiliusMacer:a poet, the friend of Virgil and Ovid, who wrote, of which nothing is extant
Aemimontus:v. Haemim-.
Aeminium:ville et fleuve de Lusitanie
Aemon:v. Haemon.
Aemonia:a poetical name of Thessaly
Aemonis:a Thessalian woman
Aemus:A high range of mountains in Thrace, the Great Balkan
Aemyndus:île du golfe Céramique
Aenare:île de la mer Égée
Aenaria:an island on the western coast of Campania, the landing-place of Æneas, Ischia
Aenea:a city of Chalcidice, in Macedonia, opposite Pydna
Aeneanicus:descendant d'Énée
Aeneates:the inhabitants of Ænea
Aeneaticus:belonging to Ænea
Aenei:habitante d'Énus [Thrace]
Aeneis:the Æneid, Virgil's celebrated epic, the hero of which is Æneas, the progenitor of the Romans
Aenesi:the companions of Æneas
Aenesii:les compagnons d'Énée
Aenia:a city of Chalcidice, in Macedonia, opposite Pydna
Aenianes:a people of Thessalia, west of the
Aenienses:peuple de la vallée du Sperchios
Aenii:the inhabitants of Ænus
Aeningia:île de l'Océan septentrional
Aenius:d'Enius (ville de Thrace).
Aennum:Ennum (promontoire d'Egypte).
Aenobarbus:a family name of the Domitian
Aenona:ville de Liburnie
Aenos:a city of Thrace, south-east of the, through which one of the mouths of the Hebrus falls into the sea, Enos
Aenuscabales:source en Arabie
Aeolenses:Éoliens [peuple de l'Asie Mineure]
Aeoles:the Æolians
Aeoliae:îles Éoliennes
Aeolicus:pertaining to the Æolians, Æolian, Æolic
Aeolidae:Éoliens [anciens habitants de la Thessalie]
Aeolides2:c. aeoles
Aeolii:Pertaining to the Æolians, Sappho, a Sapphic, Alcaic ode
Aeopolium:ville de la Sarmatie
Aepolium:Epolium (ville de Sarmatie).
Aepytius:d'Épytus, d'Arcadie
Aepytus:roi d'Arcadie
Aequana:a mountain range near Sorrentum
Aequanus:d'Équa, ville de Campanie
Aequensis:d'Équum [ville de Dalmatie]
Aequicoli:c. aequi
Aequiculani:c. aequi
Aequiculi:c. aequi
Aequiculus2:one of the Æqui
Aequicus:Æquian
Aequimelium:the open space in Rome below the Capitol, not far from the, where had stood the house of the turbulent tribune of the people, Sp. Mœlius, who was slain by Ahala during the dictatorship of Cincinnatus, Via di Marforio
Aequorna:déesse de la plaine liquide
Aerea:ville de la Gaule Narbonnaise
Aeropa:the wife of Atreus
Aerope:Aéropé, épouse d'Atrée, mère d'Agamemnon et de Ménélas
Aeropus:nom d'h.
Aesacos:a son of Priam
!Aesacus:a son of Priam
Aesar:-I. a river in Lower Italy, in the neighborhood of Crotona, Esaro -II. A name of God among the Etruscans
Aesareus:pertaining to the Æsar
Aesarius:pertaining to the Æsar
Aesculanus:the god of copper, copper money
Aesculapium:a temple of Æsculapius
Aesepius:de l'Ésèpe
Aesepus:fleuve de Mysie
Aesernini:the inhabitants of Æsernia, the name of a renowned gladiator;, one champion against another
Aeserninus2:pertaining to, a native of Æsernia
Aesinas:of or pertaining to Æsis
Aesinates:the inhabitants of Æsis
Aesis:m. a river in Umbria / f. a town in Umbria on the river Æsis
Aesius:fleuve de la Bithynie
Aesola:a town in the neighborhood of Tibur
Aesolani:the inhabitants of Æsula
Aeson:a Thessalian prince, brother of king Pelias, and father of Jason, who, according to fable, was in extreme old age transformed by the magic arts of Medea into a youth
Aesopicus:Æsopic., Libys
Aesopius:Æsopic, Æsopian
Aesquiliae:the largest of the seven hills of Rome, with several separate heights, added to the city by Servius Tullius; now the heights of Santa Maria Maggiore
Aestria:île de l'Adriatique
Aestrienses:habitants d'Estréum [ville de Macédoine]
Aestui:a Germanic people on the southeast, east of the Baltic, the Esthen
Aestyi:les Estiens (peuple de Germanie).
Aesula:a town in the neighborhood of Tibur
Aesulanus:pertaining to Æsula
Aesyros:fleuve de Bithynie
Aeternius:nom d'homme
Aethalia:île près d'Éphèse / ancien nom de Chio / ancien nom de l'île d'Elbe
Aethalides:nom propre
Aethalis:- 1 - Etalia (ancien nom de l'île d'Elbe). - 2 - Etalia (= Chio).
Aether2:Ether (= Jupiter ou son père).
Aethion:nom myth.
Aethiope:ancien nom de l'île de Lesbos
Aethiopicus:Ethiopian
Aethiopissa:an Ethiopian woman
Aethiopus:c. Aethiops ;
Aethlius:Aéthlius (fils de Jupiter).
Aethraea:Aethraea (ancien nom de l'île de Rhodes).
Aethre:île près d'Éphèse
Aethusa:c. aegusa
Aetia:titre d'un ouvrage de Callimaque / et aussi de Varron
Aetion:Aétion [célèbre peintre grec]
Aetius:vainqueur d'Attila
Aetnaei:those who dwell on, near Mt. Ætna
Aetolicus:Ætolian
Aetolius:Diomedes
Aetolus2:fils de Mars, héros éponyme de l'Étolie
Aex:the name of a rocky island in the Ægean Sea, between Chius and Tenus
Aforas:
Afrarius:d'Afrique
Aga:mont d'Arménie
Agag:Agag (roi des Amalécites).
Agamatae:peuple voisin du Palus Méotide
Agamathae:les Agamates (peuple voisin du Palus-Méotide).
Agamede:Agamède [fille d'Augée, héroïne au siège de Troie] / [ville de Lesbos]
Agamedes:a brother of Trophonius, with whom he built the temple to the Delphic Apollo
Agandei:peuple de l'Asie septentrionale
Aganippeus:of or pertaining to the fountain of Aganippe
Aganippicus:de l'Aganippe
Aganippis:that is sacred to the Muses
Aganzaga:Aganzaga (ville de Médie).
Agapenor:roi des Tégéates
Agar:[indécl.], servante d'Abraham
Agassa:Agasse (ville de Macédoine).
Agassae:ville de Thessalie
Agasus:Agasus (port d'Apulie).
Agatha:ville de la Narbonnaise, auj. Agde
Agatharchides:philosophe grec
Agathe:nom de femme
Agathensis:d'Agatha [Agde]
Agathocleus:of or pertaining to King Agathocles
Agathusa:autre nom de l'île de Télos
Agathussa:Agathusssa (nom donné à l'île de Télos).
Agathyrna:a town on the northern coast of Sicily, between Tyndaris and Calacta
Agathyrnum:
Agaue2:A daughter of Cadmus and Harmonia, wife of Echion, king of Thebes, who tore in pieces with her own hands her son Pentheus, because he cast contempt upon the orgies of Bacchus
Agaui:Agaves, [peuple scythe]
Agaunensis:d'Agaunum ou d'Acaunum [ville de la Gaule transalpine]
Agazaga:Agazaga (ville de Perse).
Agbatana:v. Ecbatana.
Agbiensis:d'Agbium [ville d'Afrique]
Agchises:Son of Capys, father of Æneas, who bore him forth from burning Troy upon his shoulders
Agdei:Agdes [peuple d'Asie]
Agdestius:d'Agdestis,
Agdus:rocher de Phrygie
Agelastus:a surname of M. Crassus, grandfather of the triumvir of the same name
Agendicum:a town in Gallia Lugdunensis, Sens
Agennum:v. Aginnum.
Agenoria:déesse de l'activité
Agenoridae:descendants d'Agénor [Carthaginois]
Agenorides:a male descendant of Agenor.
Ageratos:a designation of one of the Æons of Valentinus
Agesimbrotus:amiral rhodien
Agesipolis:nom d'un Lacédémonien
Aggaeus:Aggée (un des douze petits prophètes).
Aggaritanus:d'Aggar
Aggasus:port d'Apulie
Agilimundus:Agilimond [roi des Quades]
Agilo:nom propre germanique
Aginatius:nom d'homme
Aginnum:Agen [ville d'Aquitaine]
Agipsium:surnom d'une ville d'Égypte
Agitatoria:titre d'une comédie de Névius
Aglaia:one of the graces
Aglaie:one of the graces
Aglaophon:a celebrated Greek painter, painter, before Zeuxis
Aglaosthenes:historien grec
Aglauros:a daughter of Cecrops, and sister of Herse and Pandrosos, changed by Mercury into a stone
!Aglaurus:Aglaure, [fille de Cécrops]
Aglaus:nom d'homme
Agnanius:nom romain
Agnes:sainte Agnès
Agoce:a town in Æthiopia, on the borders of Egypt
Agocis:ville sur les confins de l'Éthiopie
Agonenses:surnom des prêtres Saliens
Agonensis:one of the gates of Rome
Agones:les monts Agonès (où se célébraient les jeux).
Agonus:autre nom du mont Quirinal
Agra:ville d'Arabie
Agrae:ville d'Arcadie
Agraei:habitants d'Agra [peuple d'Arabie]
Agragantinus:v. Acragantinus.
Agragas:v. Acragas.
Agrani:Agranes (ville de Babylonie).
Agranis:ville sur l'Euphrate
Agrauonitae:Agravonites [peuple de l'Illyrie]
Agrecius:surnom d'homme
Agrei:v. Agraei.
Agricius:surnom d'homme
Agriopas:père de l'inventeur de la tuile (Cinyra)
Agriope:v. Argiope.
Agriophagi:Agriophages [peuple fabuleux d'Éthiopie]
Agrippenses:peuple de Bithynie
Agrippinensis2:d'Agrippina
Agrippinianus:d'Agrippina
Agrius2:son of Parthaon, and father of Thersites
Agroecius:surnom d'homme
Agrospi:ville d'Éthiopie
Agugo:ville sur les bords du Nil
Aguntum:ville du Norique
Agylla:a town in Etruria, Cervetri
Agylle:nymphe du lac Trasimène
Agyrinus:d'Agyrium
Aharna:a town in Etruria
Ahod:Ahod (un des juges d'Israël).
Aialon:Ajalon (ville de Judée).
Aiathuri:ville d'Arabie
Ainos:source près de la mer Rouge
Ainus:un des Éons de l'hérésiarque Valentin
Aius:the speaker, a deity supposed to have notified the Romans of a coming invasion by the Gauls
Aiutor:c. Adjutor
Alabanda2:a city in the interior of Caria, distinguished for its wealth and luxury, founded by Alabandus, who was honored by the inhabitants as a deity;, Arab-Hissar
Alabandeni:the inhabitants of Alabanda
Alabandensis:d'Alabandes
Alabandeus:of Alabanda
Alabandicus:pertaining to Alabanda
Alabandinus:a precious stone
Alabandus:héros éponyme d'Alabandes
Alabanenses:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Alabastron:a city of Egypt in the Thebais
Alabastros:fleuve de l'Éolie
Alabi:peuple d'Éthiopie
Alabis:a river in Sicily
Alabon:fleuve de Sicile
Alachroes:peuple d'Afrique, appelé aussi Lotophages
Alaea:île d'Arabie
Alaebaece:ville de la Narbonnaise
Alaeniticus:golfe d'Arabie
Alalcomenaeus:d'Alalcomène
Alalcomene:ville de Béotie
Alamani:the Alemanni, German tribes who, formed a confederation on the Upper Rhine and Danube
Alamanni:the Alemanni, German tribes who, formed a confederation on the Upper Rhine and Danube
Alamannia:the country of the Alemanni
Alamannicus:Alemannic, pertaining to the Alemanni, a surname of Caracalla, on account of his victory over the Alemanni
Alamannus:a surname of the emperor Gratian, on account of his victory over the Alemanni
Alana:ville d'Éthiopie
Alander:fleuve de Phrygie
Alandrus:fleuve de Phrygie
Alania:pays des Alains
Alanus:of or pertaining to the Alani, a very warlike Scythian nation upon the Tanais and Palus Mœotis, Subst. m. one of the Alani
Alanus2:one of the Alani
Alaricus:Alaric, a king of the Goths
Alasi:a tribe of Libya
Alastor:One of the companions of Sarpedon, king of Lycia, killed by Ulysses before Troy
Alatrinas:v. Aletrinas.
Alauiuus:nom d'un chef des Goths
Alauna:ville de la Gaule
Alazon2:a river in Albania, Alasan
Alba3:-I. the name of a king in Alba Longa -II. a river in Hispania Tarraconensis-III. a river of Germany, now the Elbe
Albanenses:habitants d'Albe
Albania:a province on the coast of the Caspian Sea, Daghestan and Lesghistan
Albenses:Albains
Albia:Albiga (ville d'Aquitaine, auj. Albi).
Albiga:v. Albigensis.
Albingauni:habitants d'Albingaunum
Albinia:fleuve de l'Étrurie
Albiniani:adherents of Albinius
Albinianus:of or belonging to an Albinius.—Subst.
Albinius:the name of a Roman gens
Albion:an ancient name for Britain
Albion2:a son of Neptune
Albiones:les habitants
Albona:a town in
Albucrarensis:d'Albucrare [Galicie]
Albula:ancien nom du Tibre
Albula2:An earlier name for the river Tiber, in Middle Italy
Albulae:several sulphur-springs near Tibur, Bagni di Tivoli
Album:ville de Ligurie
Albuna:a fountain at Tibur gushing up between steep rocks, the nymph who dwelt there
Albutius:nom d'hommes
Alcaicus:of or pertaining to Alcœus, the Alcaic verse;
Alcamenes:a Greek sculptor of the school of Phidias
Alcathoe:the castle of Megara, Megara
Alce:a town in, Alcazar de S. Juan
Alces2:fleuve de Bithynie
Alceste:daughter of Pelias, and wife of Admetus, king of Pherœ, a play of Nœvius
Alceus:father of Amphitryo and grandfather of Hercules
Alci:nom de deux divinités chez les Germains
Alcibiadeus:pertaining to him
Alcibiadius:d'Alcibiade / Lacédémonien qui prit part à la guerre contre Rome
Alcidamas:nom d'un rhéteur grec, d'Élée, disciple de Gorgias / autre personnage
Alcidemos:surnom de Minerve
Alcimachus:a famous Greek painter
Alcimus:nom d'homme / rhéteur
Alcis:an appellation of Minerva among the Macedonians, Alcidemon.
Alcis2:a deity of the Naharvali
Alcisthene:a Greek female painter
Alcmaeo:a Pythagorean philosopher of Croton
Alcmaeon:Alcméon / fils d'Amphiaraüs
Alcmaeus:a son of Amphiaraus and Eriphyle;
Alcman:Alcman, poète lyrique
Alcmanicus:d'Alcman
Alcmanius:d'Alcman
Alcmena:Alcmène, mère d'Hercule
Alco:fils d'Astrée / artisan sicilien / fondeur en bronze / esclave / habitant de Sagonte
Alcumaeon:Alcméon / fils d'Amphiaraüs
Alcumaeus:Alcméon (fils d'Amphiaraüs).
Alcyon:mont de Macédoine
Aldescus:fleuve de Scythie
Ale:ville de Cilicie
Alea2:ville d'Arcadie / surnom de Minerve
Alebas:Alévas. - 1 - tyran de Larissa. - 2 - un fondeur d'airain.
Alebion:fils de Neptune
Alebus:rivière de la Bétique
Alecto:the name of one of the three furies
Alei:Éléens
Alele:ville d'Afrique, près de la petite Syrte
Alemani:v. Alamani, etc.
Alemanni:the Alemanni, German tribes who, formed a confederation on the Upper Rhine and Danube
Alemannia:the country of the Alemanni
Alemannicus:Alemannic, pertaining to the Alemanni, a surname of Caracalla, on account of his victory over the Alemanni
Alemannus:a surname of the emperor Gratian, on account of his victory over the Alemanni
Alemon:a Greek; father of Myscelus, who built Crotona in Lower Italy
Alemona:a tutelar goddess of the fœtus
Alemonides:patr., the son of Alemon, Myscelus, who founded Crotona in Lower Italy
Aleria:the oldest town of the island Corsica
Alesa:a town on the northern coast of Sicily, on the river Halesus
Alesinus:of or belonging to Halesa
Alesus:Son of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, Brisēis, the founder of Falisci
Alethia:one of the Æons of Valentinus
Aletinus:an inhabitant of the town, in the land of the Hirpini, Calitri, Lecce
Aletium:ville des Salentins
Aletrinensis:
Aletrium:a town in Latium, Alatri;
Aleuas:A tyrant of Larissa, slain by his own servants
Aleuas2:A tyrant of Larissa, slain by his own servants
Aleus:the Alean, Alic Minerva
Aleus2:Elian; subst., a native of Elis, a town in Achaia
Alexamenus:a leader of the Ætolians
Alexandrianus:d'Alexandre Sévère
Alexandropolis:ville des Parthes
Alexia:
Alexicacus:qui éloigne les maux [surnom d'Hercule] / épith. d'Apollon
Alexinus:philosophe de Mégare
Alexion:médecin du temps de Cicéron
Alexirhoe:nymphe, fille du Granique
Alfaterni:habitants d'Alfaterne [ville de Campanie]
Alfellani:habitants d'une ville des Hirpins
Algae:ville d'Étrurie
Algidensis:growing upon Mount Algidus
Algidum:a town upon it, Pava
Alia:a little river eleven miles northwards from Rome, near Crustumerium, in the country of the Sabines
Aliacmon:a stream forming the boundary between Macedonia and Thessaly, Vistritza
Alicodra:ville de Bactriane
Alidienses:habitants d'Alinda [ville de Carie]
Alifa:a town of Samnium, in a pleasant valley, near the left bank of the Vulturnus, early colonized by the Romans, Alife
Aligildus:nom d'homme
Alii:the inhabitants of Alis
Alimentus:surnom dans la famille Cincia
Alimne:ville de Phrygie
Alimona:a tutelar goddess of the fœtus
Aliphae:v. Allifae, etc.
Aliphera:a town in Arcadia
Aliphira:a town in Arcadia
Aliphiraei:the inhabitants of Aliphera
Aliquaca:nom d'h.
Alisales:a tribe of Spain
Alisontia:a tributary of the Moselle, the Eltz, the Alsitz
Alius2:Elian; subst., a native of Elis, a town in Achaia
Alius3:a native of Elis, a town in Achaia
Allaba:station navale de Sicile
Allantenses:habitants d'Allante [Macédoine]
Allaua:station navale de Sicile
Alliator:nom d'h.
Allifae:pl.
Allifana:large-sized drinking-cups made there
Allifani:the inhabitants of Allifœ
Allife:Allifes [ville du Samnium]
Alliphae:Allifes [ville du Samnium]
Allobrogicus:Allobrogian, a surname of
Allone:ville de Tarraconnaise
Alma:fleuve d'Étrurie / mont de Pannonie
Almana:ville de Macédoine
Almon:Alimon (ville de Thessalie).
Almopi:Almopiens [peuple de Macédoine]
Almum:Almum (ville de Mésie).
Almus2:mont de Pannonie
Aloeus:the name of a giant, father of Otus and Ephialtes
Alogi:secte d'hérétiques
Alone:An island between Teos and Lebedus
Aloni:a people of Mesopotamia
Alope:Daughter of Cercyon, and mother of Hippothoüs by Neptune, who changed her into a fountain
Alopece:Alopèce [île du Pont-Euxin]
Alopecea:Alopèce [île du Pont-Euxin]
Alopeconnesus:Alopéconnèse [ville de la Chersonèse de Thrace]
Aloros:ville de Macédoine
!Alorus:ville de Macédoine
Alounae:déesses adorées en Germanie
Alpheias:the nymph and fountain Arethusa, which unites its waters with the river Alpheus
Alphenor:un des fils de Niobé
Alphenus:Alfénus Varus [jurisconsulte romain]
Alpheus2:the chief river in the Peloponnesus, Rufia., the lover of the nymph Arethusa
Alphius:nom de plusieurs Romains, p. ex. C. Alfius Flavus
Alpici:the inhabitants of the Alpine regions.
Alpicus:Alpine, Subst. plur., the inhabitants of the Alpine regions.
Alsa:fleuve de Vénétie
Alsietinus:lac près de Rome
Alsium:port d'Étrurie
Alsius2:belonging to the maritime city Alsium, in Etruria
Alta:ville de Pannonie
Altaba:ville de Numidie
Altanum:Altanum (ville du Bruttium).
Altara:ville de Numidie
Altellus:a surname of Romulus
Altinas:the inhabitants of Altinum
Altinus:pertaining to Altinum
Aluntinus:of Aluntium
Aluntium:a town in the northern part of Sicily, not far from the coast, S. Filadelpho
Aluona:ville de Liburnie
Alus:nom d'une divinité des Romains
Alutae:ville de Liburnie
Alutrenses:habitants d'Alutra (v. d'Istrie)
Alyattes:a king of Lydia, father of Crœsus
Alyatti:Alyattes [ville de Galatie]
Alymon:father of Iphimedia
Alypus:Aug. Alypus (frère de Saint Augustin).
Alyzea:a small town in Acarnania with a temple dedicated to Hercules, Kandili
Alyzia:a small town in Acarnania with a temple dedicated to Hercules, Kandili
Amafinius:philosophe épicurien
Amalaberga:nièce de Théodoric
Amalabirga:Amm. Amalabirga (nièce de Théodoric).
Amalafrida:soeur de Théodoric
Amalafrigda:Amm. Amalafrigda (soeur de Théodoric).
Amalchius:partie de la mer Baltique
Amalec:Amalec (petit-fils d'Esaü).
Amalecitae:les Amalécites (peuple d'Arabie Pétrée, issu d'Amalec).
Amali:Amales (famille illustre chez les Goths).
Amaltheum:the name of a library, an old sanctuary of Amalthea near the villa of Atticus, in Epirus, adorned with inscriptions, by Atticus, in imitation of which Cicero made a similar one at Arpinum
Amalthium:sanctuaire élevé à Amalthée dans la maison de campagne d'Atticus en Épire, puis dans celle de Cicéron à Arpinum / une sibylle
Aman:Aman (favori du roi Assuérus).
Amana:l'Amana (fleuve de Célésyrie).
Amanda:Amanda (contrée de l'Inde).
Amanienses:the inhabitants of the mountain Amanus
Amantes:the inhabitants of Amantia
Amantiani:the inhabitants of Amantia
Amarbi:peuple de Scythie / peuple de bords de la Caspienne
Amardi:- 1 - les Amardes (peuple de Scythie). - 2 - les Amardes (peuple de Médie).
Amardus:fleuve de Médie
Amarynceus:nom propre
Amarynthis:an epithet of Diana;
Amarynthus:a village of Eubœa, with a temple of Diana;, Amarynthis
Amasia:a town in Pontus, on the river Iris, the birthplace of Strabo
Amasias:Amasias (roi de Juda).
Amasis:a king of Egypt
Amassi:les Amasses (peuple de la Sarmatie).
Amastra:c. Amestratus
Amathei:les Amathéens (peuple de l'Arabie Heureuse).
Amathus:a town in the southern part of Cyprus, Old Limasol, Agios Tychanos, sacred to Venus
Amathus2:Amathus, fondateur d'Amathonte
Amathusiacus:of Amathus, Amathusiadas
Amazones:les Amazones [femmes guerrières de Scythie] / [fig.] héroïne d'amour
Amazonicus:d'Amazone
Amazonides:les Amazones [femmes guerrières de Scythie] / [fig.] héroïne d'amour
Ambarualia:Ambarvales [fête en l'honneur de Cérès]
Ambianenses:les Ambianes (peuple de Gaule, d'Amiens).
Ambianum:Ambianum (= Amiens).
Ambibari:les Ambibares (peuple de l'Armorique).
Ambilareti:a people of, in the neighborhood of the Ambarri
Ambilatri:peuple de l'Aquitaine
Ambitrebius:bourg à côté de la Trebbia
Ambitui:a people in Galatia
Ambituti:peuple de la Galatie
Ambluareti:a people of, in the neighborhood of the Ambarri
Ambracienses:the inhabitants of Ambracia
Ambraciensis:Ambracian, Subst. plur., the inhabitants of Ambracia
Ambrosia2:Ambrosia, daughter of Attas and Pleione, one of the Hyades
Ambrosianus:d'Ambroise
Ambrosie:Ambrosia, daughter of Attas and Pleione, one of the Hyades
Ambrosius2:d'Ambroise
Ambrussum:ville de la Narbonnaise
Ambryssos:a small town in Phocis, Dhistomo
Ambrysus:a small town in Phocis, Dhistomo
Ambustus2:surnom d'un Fabius
Amenanus2:a river in Sicily, at the southern declivity of Ætna
Amerina:Amerian fruit
Ameriola:ville du Latium
Ametini:peuple du Latium
Amida:ville de Mésopotamie
Amilcar:A general, son of Gisgo, slain in besieging Syracuse
Amilus:fleuve de Mauritanie
Aminaeus:of or pertaining to Aminœa, a region in the country of the Piceni
Amineus:d'Aminéa [canton de la Campanie, renommé par ses vins]
Aminias:frère du poète Eschyle
Aminula:petite ville d'Apulie
Amisenus:v. Amisus.
Amisius:a fortress built by the Romans upon the Ems
Amissis:c. Amisia
Amisum:c. Amisus
Amiternini:the inhabitants of Amiternum
Amiternini2:The inhabitants of Amiternum
Amiterninus:belonging to Amiternum
Amiternum:a very ancient town built by the Aborigines, in the Sabine country, San Vettorino;
Amithaon:v. Amyth-.
Amithhaon:a Greek, the father of Melampus
Amithoscatta:région de l'Arabie
Amithoscuta:Amithoscuta (contrée de l'Arabie).
Amithoscutta:région de l'Arabie
Amitinenses:peuple d'Étrurie
Amitinum:a town in Latium
Amma2:ville de Judée
Ammaedara:(Lebaigue P. 68) Ammédara (ville d'Afrique).
Ammaeensis:d'Amméa [ville de Lusitanie]
Ammaiensis:d'Amméa [ville de Lusitanie]
Ammedara:ville d'Afrique
Ammianus:e s.]
AmmianusMarcellinus:a Latin historian of the 4th century.
Ammienses:les habitants d'Amméa (en Lusitanie).
Ammon:indécl., fils de Loth qui a donné son nom aux Ammonites
Ammoni:Ammoniens [peuple de l'Arabie heureuse]
Ammoniacum:subst., a resinous gum, which distils from a tree near the temple of Jupiter Ammon
Ammonitae:Ammonite, Ammonites [Arabie Pétrée]
Ammonites:et pl
Ammonitides:femmes Ammonites
Ammonium:the oasis El-Siwah
Ammonius:Ammonius (médecin d'Alexandrie).
Ammudates:nom d'une divinité syrienne
Amnamethus:île de l'Arabie
Amnestrum:Amnestrum (ville d'Arabie).
Amnisus:port et fleuve de Crète
Amnon:a river in Arabia Felix
Amocensis:d'Amoca [ville des Cantabres]
Amodata:ville sur le Nil
Amorge:ancien nom d'Éphèse
Amorgos:one of the Sporades in the Ægean Sea, the birthplace of the poet Simonides;, Amorgo
Amorion:Amorium [ville de la Grande Phrygie]
Amorium:Amorium [ville de la Grande Phrygie]
Amorrhaei:Amorrhéens [peuple de la Judée]
Amorrhaeus:descendant de Chanaan
Ampelius:préfet de Rome, 371 ap. J.-C.
Ampeloessa:ville de Syrie
Ampelos2:A city of Macedonia
Ampelos3:a beautiful youth, loved by Bacchus
Ampelusia:promontoire d'Afrique
Amphiaraides:a male descendant of Amphiaraus, Alcmœon
Amphictyon:roi légendaire d'Athènes
Amphidamas:one of the Argonauts, son of Alĕus, from Arcadia
Amphigenia:ville de Messénie
Amphilochicus:Amphilochian
Amphilochius:Amphilochian
Amphimedon:a Libyan who, while fighting for Cepheus against Perseus, was slain by the latter.
Amphinomus:a youth of Catana who, with his brother Anapis, saved his parents upon his shoulders from the flames of Ætna; on account of which monuments were erected to both of them by their fellow-citizens
Amphipolitanus:belonging to Amphipolis
Amphipolites:an Amphipolitan
Amphisa:c. Amphissa
Amphissa:The ancient chieftown in Locri Ozolœ, near Phocis, Salona
Amphissius:of Amphissa, Amphrisia
Amphissos:son of Apollo and Dryope, builder of the town Œta, at the foot of Mt. Œta
!Amphissus:son of Apollo and Dryope, builder of the town Œta, at the foot of Mt. Œta
Amphitruoniades:Hercule
Amphitryo:Son of Alceus and Hipponome, king of Thebes, and husband of Alcmene
Amphitryonis:d'Amphitryon.
Amphomala:ville de Crète
Amphrisius:
Amphrysiacus:de l'Amphryse, d'Apollon
Amphrysos:a small river in the Thessalian province of Phthiotis, near which Apollo fed the flocks of Admetus
Ampia:nom de f., nom d'h.
Amprentae:peuple de la Colchide
Ampsacus:fleuve de Numidie
Ampsaga:fleuve de Numidie
Ampycides:patr., son of Ampycus, the seer Mopsus
Ampycus:A priest of Ceres
Ampyx:One of the Lapithœ; acc.
Amsanctus:lac d'Italie [très dangereux par ses émanations pestilentielles]
Amtorgis:ville de Bétique
Amudis:ville de Mésopotamie
Amunclae:v. Amyclae § 2.
Amyclanus:belonging to Amyclœ in Latium
Amyclas:nom d'homme
Amyclides:patr., a male descendant of Amyclas, the builder of Amyclœ, Hyacinthus
Amymnaei:peuple de Thrace
Amymonius:pertaining to Amymone
Amynander:roi d'Athamanie
Amynomachus:philosophe épicurien
Amyrus:fleuve de Thessalie
Amythaon:a Greek, the father of Melampus
Amyzon:ville de Carie
Anabucis:ville d'Afrique
Anabura:ville de Pisidie
Anaces:an epithet of the Dioscuri, Castor and Pollux
Anacreonteus:d'Anacréon
Anacreonticus:d'Anacréon
Anacreontius:d'Anacréon
Anactes:surnom des Dioscures
Anactoria:ancien nom de Milet
Anactorium2:ville d'Acarnanie
Anactorius:d'Anactorium
Anadyomene:an epithet of Venus emerging from the sea, a celebrated picture of the painter Apelles
Anaetica:petite contrée d'Arménie
Anaetis:divinité des Arméniens
Anagninum:an estate near Anagnia
Anagnorizomene:la Reconnue [pièce attribuée à Térence]
Anaitica:l'Anaïtique (contrée de l'Arménie).
Anaiticus:d'Anaitis
Anaitis:an Armenian goddess
Anaon:port de Ligurie
Anapauomene:a painting of the Theban Aristides
Anapauomenos:a painting of Protogenes, which represents a satyr as leaning idly against a tree
Anaphe:an island that rose of itself, in the Cretan Sea, Namfi, Namfio
Anapis:Brother of Amphinomus
Anariaci:peuple de l'Hyrcanie
Anarti:a people in Transylvania, on the Theis
Anas2:a river in Spain, Guadiana
Anasi:peuple de l'Asie septentrionale
Anassum:a small river in the Venetian territory, Stella, Anaxum
Anastasia:nom de femme
Anastasianus:anastasien
Anastasius:Anastase
Anathoth:nom d'homme
Anathothia:pays d'Anathoth
Anathothites:d'Anathoth
Anatilia:ville de la Narbonnaise
Anatilii:habitants d'Anatilie
Anatis:fleuve de la Mauritanie Tingitane
Anatole:une des Heures
Anatolius:nom d'h.
!Anauros:fleuve de Thessalie
Anauros:a river in Thessaly, that rises near the foot of Pelion
Anausis:roi des Albaniens, prétendant de Médée.
Anaxagorastes:disciple d'Anaxagore
Anaxagoreus:d'Anaxagore
Anaxander:peintre
Anaxandrides:poète comique
Anaxarete:a rich and beautiful maiden of Cyprus, who, disdaining the love of Iphis, was changed to a stone
Anaxilaus:tyran de Rhégium / philosophe et médecin de Larissa
Anaximander:a distinguished Ionian philosopher of Miletus
Anaximenes:philosophe de Milet / rhéteur de Lampsaque
Anaxum:rivière de Vénétie
Anazarbeni:habitants d'Anazarbe
Anazarbus:Anazarbe [ville de Cilicie]
Ancharia:déesse des habitants d'Asculum
Anchiale:nymphe de Crète / port de Cilicie
Anchialea:port de Cilicie
Anchialitanus:d'Anchiale
Anchialos:ville maritime de Thrace
Anchialum:ville maritime de Thrace
!Anchialus:ville maritime de Thrace
Anchialus2:Anchialus (esclave de Martial).
Anclacae:peuple voisin du Palus Méotide
Ancon2:-I. a headland and bay, on the coast of Pontus, east of Amisus, Derbend Bournow -II. an ancient seaport town in the north of Picenum, situated on a promontory forming a remarkable curve, elbow, founded by the Syracusans, still called Ancona;
!Ancon3:Ancône [port d'Italie sur l'Adriatique] / port et ville du Pont.
Ancorarius2:montagne de Mauritanie
Ancyranus:of or belonging to Ancyra, a Latin inscription on the inside of the antœ of the temple of Augustus, containing a record of his deeds
Andabalis:ville de Cappadoce
Andarae:peuple de l'Inde
Andaristenses:les habitants d'Andaristanum.
Andaristensis:v. Audaristenses.
Andarta:déesse chez les Bretons
Andatis:ville d'Éthiopie
Andautonia:ville de Pannonie
Andegaui:Andécaves ou Andégaves [peuple de la Lyonnaise]
Andelonensis:d'Andélona (Espagne)
Andematunnum:capitale des Lingons, Langres
Andera:ville de Mysie
Anderae:peuple d'Afrique
Anderitum:ville d'Aquitaine
Andes2:a village near Mantua, the birthplace of Vergil, Pietola;
Andetrium:ville de Dalmatie
Andicaui:a Gallic tribe in the region of the present Anjou, Angors;
Andicus:d'Andes
Andinus:of or from Andes
Andiseni:peuple de l'Inde
Andium:île entre la Bretagne et la Gaule
Andizetes:peuple de la Pannonie
Andocides:orateur athénien
Andologenses:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Andorisae:(Lebaigue P. 74) les Andorises (peuple de Bétique).
Andraemon:-I. The father of Amphissus and husband of Dryope, who was changed into a lotus -II. father of Thoas, a combatant before Troy
Andreas:médecin / apôtre
Andremon:father of Thoas, a combatant before Troy
Andriaca:Andriaca (ville de Lycie).
Andricus:a servant of Cicero
Andriscus:a slave who claimed to be the son of the Macedonian king Perseus and occasioned the third Macedonian war
Andrius:born at Andros, one of the Cyclades
Androcalis:ville d'Éthiopie
Androcles:the well-known slave who cured the foot of a lion and was afterwards recognized by the lion and saved from death
Androcus:fleuve de Cilicie
Androgeon:son of the Cretan king Minos, whom the Athenians and Megarians slew
Androllitia:ancien nom de Magnésie
Andromacha:a daughter of king Eëtion, and wife of Hector.
Androna:ville de Syrie
Andronius:d'Andron. [médecin grec]
Androtion:un agronome
Andrus:one of the largest of the Cyclades, in the Ægean Sea, south-east of Eubœa, Andro
Andura:ville sur le Nil
Andurensis:d'Andure [Andorre?]
Andus:des Andécaves
Anemoria:ville de Phocide
Anemurium:a promontory and town of Cilicia, Anemūr
Anennoetus:l'Incompréhensible [un des Éons de Valentin]
Anepsia:nom de femme
Angaris:a mountain in Palestine
Angea:a town in Thessaly
Angelici:secte d'hérétiques
Angerona:the goddess of Suffering and Silence
Angeronalia:her festival
Angeronia:déesse
Angli:the Angli, a branch of the Suevi in Lower Germany, Anglo-Saxons, England.
Anglia:l'Angleterre.
Anguifer2:the serpent-bearer, the constellation Serpentarius, Ophiuchus
Anguitenens2:the constellation, Serpent-bearer
Anguitia:fille d'Éétès, soeur de Médée, devenue divinité des Marses
Angulanus:d'Angulum
Angulum:ville du Samnium
Angulus2:ville du Samnium
Anhydros:an island in the Ægean Sea
Anicatus:nom d'un affranchi d'Atticus
Anichiae:ville de Béotie
Anidus:a mountain in Liguria
Anienicola:a dweller near the Anio
Anienus2:the classic tributary stream of the Tiber, which, taking its rise in the Apennines, passes along the southern Sabine country, separating it from Latium; and at Tibur, beside its cataract, it presents the most charming natural beauties;, Teverone
Anigros:a little river in Elis, rising on Mount Lapithus, Mauropotamo; its waters were muddy and of an unpleasant odor
!Anigrus:l'Anigre [fleuve de Thessalie]
Animula2:petite ville d'Apulie
Anna2:déesse italienne
AnnaPerenna:an old Italian goddess, the protector, bestower of the returning year, annare perennareque
Annamatia:ville de la Basse-Pannonie
Annas:Annas (beau-père de Caïphe).
Anneius:nom de famille romain
Anniadae:membres de la famille Annia
Annianus2:nom d'un poète romain
Anno2:a Punic name. The most celebrated of the name is Hanno, general of the Carthaginians, who, about the year, navigated the western coast of Africa
Annona2:déesse des denrées
Ansibarii:a Cheruscan tribe on the western shore of the Weser
Antae2:peuple voisin des Bulgares
Antaeopolis:ville de la haute Égypte
Antaeopolites:a district of Upper Ægypt
Antandrius:of Antandros
Antandros:a maritime town in Mysia, Antandro
Antarados:a harbor and town in the northern part of Phœnicia and over against the island of Aradus, whence its name
!Antaradus:a harbor and town in the northern part of Phœnicia and over against the island of Aradus, whence its name
Antariani:peuple de la Scythie asiatique
Antecanem:transl. of
Antecanis:a constellation, the Lesser Dog-star, before the Dog-star
Antelii:images of gods that stood before the house door
Antemnas:belonging to Antemnœ;
Antemnates:the inhabitants of Antemnae
Antenoreus:pertaining to Antenor;, Patavian, Paduan
Anteros:An avenger of slighted love
Anteuerta:v. Porrima
Anteuorta:the name of a goddess who reminds men of things past
Anthea:Anthée [ville de Laconie]
Anthedius:c. Anthedus ;
Anthedon2:A town and harbor in Bœotia, opposite the island Eubœa, the birthplace of Glaucus, and noted for its great traffic in sponges, Paleo-kastro
Anthedonius:Anthedonic
Anthedus:port du golfe Saronique
Anthelii:images of gods that stood before the house door
Anthemius:
Anthemus:fleuve de Colchide
Anthemus2:A region in Macedonia
Anthemusa:an old name of the island of Samos
Anthemusia:a town in Macedonia
Anthemusias:c. Anthemusia
Anthemusium:v. Anthemusia
Anthemusius:pertaining to Anthemus
Anthinae:îles Anthines [près d'Éphèse]
Anthium:ville de Thrace
Antiana:ville de Pannonie
Antianira:fille de Ménélas
Antianum:le territoire d'Antium
Antianus:Antian, honored at Antium
Antiates:the inhabitants of Antium
Antiatinus:Antian
Antibacchias:île du golfe arabique
Anticaria:ville de la Bétique
Anticariensis:v. Antikariensis.
Anticatones:Anticaton [titre de deux ouvrages de César]
Antichristus:the Antichrist
Anticinolis:île près de la côte de Paphlagonie
Anticlea:the mother of Ulysses, in Cicero, erroneously put for the nurse of Ulysses, Euryclea
Anticlia:mère d'Ulysse
Anticlides:écrivain grec
Anticus2:Anticus (surnom de Justinien, vainqueur des Antes).
Anticyrenses:habitants d'Anticyre
Anticyricon:réséda blanc
Antidotus:peintre grec
Antiensis:d'Antium
Antigenidas:célèbre musicien
Antignotus:an artist that cast statues
Antigona:A daughter of the Theban king Œdipus
Antigonea:the name of several towns.
Antigonenses:the inhabitants of Antigonea
Antigonensis:d'Antigonée
Antigonia:v. Antigonea.
Antikariensis:d'Anticaria
Antilibanus:a mountain range in Phœnicia, opposite to Libanus, Jebel esh-Shurky
Antinas:d'Antinum
Antinoeus:d'Antinoüs
Antinoum:Antinoé [ville d'Égypte fondée en l'honneur d'Antinoüs]
Antinous:Antinoé [ville d'Égypte fondée en l'honneur d'Antinoüs]
Antinous2:prétendant de Pénélope / jeune homme divinisé par Hadrien
Antinum:ville des Marses
Antiochea:Antioch.
Antiochensis:-I. of or belonging to Antiochia -II. of or belonging to King Antiochus
Antiocheus:of or pertaining to the philosopher Antiochus
Antiochia2:les opinions d'Antiochus
Antiochis:nom donné à la mer Caspienne
Antiochius:of or pertaining to the philosopher Antiochus
Antipatrea:ville d'Illyrie ou de Macédoine
Antipatria:a town in Macedonia, on the borders of Illyria
Antiphellos:ville de Lycie
!Antiphellus:ville de Lycie
Antiphilus:nom d'homme / peintre athénien du temps d'Alexandre
Antipho:le premier des orateurs attiques / nom d'un interprétateur de rêves / histrion / personnage de la comédie latine
Antiphon:A renowned sophist of Rhamnus, a contemporary of Socrates
Antipolis:A city in Gaul, Antibes
Antipolitanus:of or from Antipolis
Antirrhium:promontoire d'Étolie
Antissa:a town in the southern part of the island of Lesbos, Kalas Limneonas
Antissaei:inhabitants of Antissa
Antistiana:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Antius2:name of a Roman gens
Antodice:one of the Danaids
Antona:v. Avona
Antonianae:the orations of Cicero against Antonius, Philippicae;
Antonii:the adherents of the triumvir Antonius
Antoninianus:of or belonging to Antonine
Antoninias:er
Antoniopolitae:the inhabitants of Antoniopolis in Lydia
Antonnacensis:d'Antonnacum
Antonnacum:ville de la première Belgique, auj. Andernach
Antores:compagnon d'Hercule
Antorides:peintre grec
Antosidorum:c. Autessiodurum
Antron:a town in Thessaly, Fano
Antronia:ville de Magnésie
Antros:île à l'embouchure de la Garonne
Anubiacus:prêtre d'Anubis
Anunea:ville dè la Commagène
Anxa:ville de Calabrie
Anxanum:ville du Samnium
Anxia2:ville de Lucanie
Anxur:guerrier Rutule
Anxuras:belonging to Anxur
Anxurnas:d'Anxur / source du voisinage
Anxyr:An ancient town in Latium, situated not far from the sea-shore, Terracina
Anydros:an island in the Ægean Sea
Anystrus:rivière des Pyrénées
Anzabas:fleuve d'Afrique
Aode:Aède (une des quatre Muses primitives).
Aoede:one of the first four Muses
Aon:fils de Neptune
Aones:the inhabitants of Bœotia
Aonia:A part of Bœotia, in which are the Aonian mountains, Mount Helicon, and the fountain Aganippe, Bœotia
Aonides:patr., an Aonid, Bœotian;
Aonis:patr., a Bœotian woman;, the Muses
Aonnum:promontoire de l'Égypte
Aornis:rocher dans les Indes [sans oiseaux]
Aornos:ville d'Épire
Aornos2:Masc., the Lake of Avernus in Campania, Averno
Aous:a river of Illyria which falls into the Ionian Sea, Vovussa, Lao
Apameensis:d'Apamée [Phrygie]
Apamei:the inhabitants of Apamea
Apamestini:peuple de la Calabrie
Apameus:of or belonging to Apamea
Apartani:peuple sarmate
Apate:ville d'Arabie
Apaturia:a festival of Venus Apaturia
Apaturius:a scene-painter of Allabanda
Apaturos:a place on the Cimmerian Bosporus, with a temple of Venus Apaturia
Apauortene:contrée de la Parthie
Apelaurus:ville ou canton d'Arcadie
Apellas:statuaire grec
Apellitae:Apellites [hérétiques]
Apello2:gen., gen., Apollo, son of Jupiter and Latona, twinbrother of Diana, and god of the sun. On account of his omniscience, god of divination; on account of his lightnings, god of archery, and of the pestilence caused by heat;, god of the healing art;, god of poetry and music, presiding over the Muses
Apenninicola:a dweller among the Apennines
Apenninigena:born upon the Apennines, originating there
Aperanti:habitants de l'Apérantie
Aperantia:a small province in Thessaly, south of the Dolopians
Aperantii:the inhabitants of Aperantia
Aperopia:île près de l'Argolide
Aperta:a surname of Apollo
Aphaea:an epithet of Britomartis
Aphareius:d'Apharée / un centaure
Aphareus:A king of the Messenians;
Aphas:fleuve de Molosside [Épire]
Aphesas:a mountain in Peloponnesus, near Nemea, Fouka
Aphidas:nom d'un centaure
Aphrodisia:a festival of Venus
Aphrodisias:A region in Asiatic Æolis
Aphrodisiensis:d'Aphrodisias
Aphrodisium:A town on the coast of Latium, in the province of Lavinium, with a renowned temple of Venus, which was destroyed as early as the time of Pliny // Aphrodisium flumen : a river in Caria // A. promontorium : a promontory in Thessaly
Aphrodita:nom de Vénus
Aphrodite:nom de Vénus
Apia:an old name of the Peloponnesus
Apiarium:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Apicianus:d'Apicius
Apidaneus:Arcadien
Apilas:fleuve de Macédoine
Apina:a poor and small town in Apulia
Apiolae:a city of Latium, probably near Bovillœ
Apitami:peuple d'Arabie
Aple:bourg près de la Chaldaïque
Apocolocynthosis:titre d'un opuscule de Sénèque « La Métamorphose en citrouille »
Apodoti:a people in Ætolia
Apolaustus:nom d'un affranchi
Apollinar:a temple dedicated to Apollo, Apollinarem;
Apollodorei:his pupils
Apolloniates:a native of Apollonia (in Crete)
Apolloniaticus:dug in the neighborhood of Apollonia
Apollonienses:the inhabitants of Apollonia
Apollonihieritae:habitants d'Apollonihiéron (Lydie)
Apollophanes:médecin grec
Apologeticus:Apology, the title of a treatise by Tertullian in defence of Christianity.
Aponus:Aponian
Aponus2:A warm, medicinal fountain in the vicinity of Padua, Bagni d' Albano
Apostolici:the pupils and friends of the Apostles, the name of a Christian sect
Apoxyomenos:the name of a statue by Lysippus
Appenninigena:born on the Apennines
Appiani:the inhabitants of Appia
Appiaria:ville de la Mésie
Appietas:the ancient nobility of the Appian family, the nobility of Appius, Lentulus
Appuleianus:d'Apuléius.
Appuleius2:of Appuleius
Appuli:les habitants d'Apulie, les Apuliens.
Appulia:A province in Lower Italy, at the north of Calabria, and east of Samnium, on both sides of the Aufidus, which divides it into Daunia and Peucetia, Puglia
Appulicus:Appulian, publicum
Appulus:v. Apul-.
Apros:ville de Thrace
Aprusa:a river in Umbria near Ariminum
Aprustani:habitants d'Aprustum [Bruttium]
Apsoros:an island in the Adriatic Sea
!Apsorus:an island in the Adriatic Sea
Apta:ville de la Narbonnaise (Apt)
Aptensis:d'Apta Julia
Apteron:ville de Crète
Aptugensis:d'Aptuge (v. d'Afrique)
Apuani:Liguriens d'Apua
Apulensis:d'Apulum
Apuli:les Apuliens
Apulicus:Appulian, publicum
Apuscidamus:lac d'Afrique
Apustius:nom d'hommes
Apyre:ville de Lycie
Apyri:peuple voisin de l'Hyrcanie
Aquae:nom de villes qui avaient des eaux minérales
Aquenses:surnom des Taurini en Étrurie / [en gén. nom des habitants d'une ville ayant des eaux, aquae]
Aquensis:of or belonging to Aquœ.
Aquicaldenses:a people in Spain, whose chief city was Aquœ Calidœ, Caldes
Aquiflauiensis:d'Aquae Flaviae [ville de Lusitanie]
Aquilaria:a town of Zeugitana, Alhowareah
Aquileienses:the inhabitants of Aquileia
Aquillianus:Aquilian, proceeding from the jurist Aquilius, a friend of Cicero
Aquillitani:v. Achillitani.
Aquillius:name of a Roman gens
Aquiloni:the inhabitants of Aquilonia
Aquilonia:a town of the Hirpini, upon the river Aufidus, Lacedogna
Aquilonigena:born in the north, of northern extraction;
Aquincum:ville de la basse Pannonie
Aquitanensis:Aquitanian
Aquitanicus:Aquitanian
Arabastrae:peuple de l'Inde
Arabela:Arabéla (ville de Sicile).
Arabeta:ville sur le Nil
Arabi:the Arabs, Arabians
Arabianus:d'Arabie
Arabica:a precious stone, similar to ivory
Arabice:make the apartments redolent with the perfumes of Araby, frankincense, in Arabic
Arabis:fleuve de Carmanie
Arabissus:ville de la petite Arménie
Arabitae:peuple de Gédrosie
Arabrigensis:d'Arabriga [Lusitanie]
Arabus2:-I. a river in Gedrosia, Korkes -II. the son of Apollo and Babylon
Arabus3:Arabe
Arach:ville de Mésopotamie
Aracha:ville de la Susiane / île en face de la Perse
Arachites:habitant d'Arach
Arachnaeus:imité d'Arachné
Arachnea:Arachné
Arachneus:imité d'Arachné
Arachosia:A province of the Persian kingdom, separated from India by the Indus
Arachotae:Arachosiens
Arachoti:Arachosiens
Aracia2:an island in the Persian Gulf, Karek
Aracillum:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Aracinthus:v. Aracynthus
Aradii:the inhabitants of Aradus
Aradius:of or belonging to Aradus, Ruad, a city on an island of the same name on the coast of Phœnicia
Arados:ville et île près de la Phénicie
Araegenue:ville de la Gaule [auj. Bayeux]
Araegenus:ville de la Gaule [auj. Bayeux]
Aram:Aram (fils de Sem et petit-fils de Noé).
Aramaei:Araméens
Aranga:ville de l'Arménie mineure
Ararat:montagne d'Arménie
Ararath:montagne d'Arménie
Ararauceles:a people in Cyrenaica in Africa
Araris:a river in Celtic Gaul, the Saone, Saōne
Arateus:of or belonging to the Greek poet Aratus, Aratean, absol.
Aratia:sorte de figue [figue d'Aratus]
Aratius:d'Aratus / général grec, fondateur de la ligue achéenne / fleuve des Molosses
Arator2:poète chrétien
Aratthus:fleuve d'Épire
Araui:peuple de Lusitanie
Araura:ville de la Narbonnaise
Arauraca:ville d'Arménie Mineure
Arauris:a river in, Herault, Araris;
Arausa:ville d'Illyrie
Arausensis:d'Arausio
Arausicus:d'Arausio
Arausiensis:d'Arausio
Araxates:fleuve de la Sogdiane
Araxeus:de l'Araxe / fleuve de Perse
Araxos:promontoire du Péloponnèse
Arba:île de l'Adriatique
Arbaca:ville d'Arachosie
Arbaces:the first king of Media
Arbactus:premier roi des Mèdes
Arbalo:ville des Chérusques
Arbeia:ville de Bretagne
Arbela:v. de Sicile
Arbela2:A town in Adiabene, a province of Assyria, Arbil. Between this town and Gaugamela, Alexander the Great defeated Darius
Arbelitis:l'Arbélitide, contrée d'Arbèles
Arbelum:c. Arbela 2,
Arbii:peuple de l'Inde
Arbis:a town in Gedrosia, on the river Arbis
Arbis2:a river rising in Carmania, running through Gedrosia, and emptying into the Persian Gulf
Arbiter2:Arbiter (surnom de Pétrone).
Arbocala:a town in
Arbogastes:général de l'armée de Théodose
Arca2:ville de Cappadoce
Arcadianus:de l'empereur Arcadius
Arcadius2:empereur d'Orient
Arcae:a Volscian town between Arpinum and Fabrateria, Arce
Arcani:the inhabitants of Arcœ
Arcanum2:a villa of Q. Cicero, in the neighborhood of Arcœ
Arcanus2:of or pertaining to Arcœ
Arcas2:Son of Jupiter and Callisto, the progenitor of the Arcadians
Arcenus:d'Arcée
Arcesius:son of Jupiter, father of Laertes, and grandfather of Ulysses
Archaeopolis:a town in Lydia
Arche:one of the four muses; a daughter of the younger Jupiter // One of the Æons of Valentinus
Archebulus:poète grec
Archelais:ville de Cappadoce / contrée de Palestine
Archemachus:historien grec
Archene:contrée près du Tigre
Archenor:fils d'Amphion et de Niobé
Archia:fille d'Océanus
Archidamus:chef des Éoliens
Archidemia:source de Syracuse
Archilachitae:peuple de la Chersonnèse Taurique
Archilochius:Archilochian, severe, bitter, acrimonius
Archimedeus:Archimedian
Archimedius:d'Archimède
Archippe:ville des Marses
Architis:the name of Venus among the Assyrians
Archous:fleuve de Babylonie
Archyta:philosophe pythagoricien de Tarente
Arci:ville de Bétique
Arciaca:ville des Sénons en Gaule [auj. Arcis-sur-Aube]
Arcidaua:ville de Dacie
Arcipotens:skilful with the bow, a skilful archer
Arcitenens:carrying a bow, bow-bearing
Arcobrigensis:d'Arcobriga [v. des Celtibériens]
Arconnesus:île près de Rhodes
Arctinius:nom d'un poète grec
Arctonnesos:ancien nom de Cyzique
Arculus2:the god of chests, coffers
Ardeas:of or belonging to Ardea, Ardean
Ardeatis:c. Ardeas
Ardenna:the forest-covered mountains in Gaul, Ardennes
Ardiaei:peuple d'Illyrie
Ardices:peintre de Corinthe
Ardoneae:ville d'Apulie
Arduinna:surnom de Diane dans la Gaule
Ardyaei:v. Ardiaei.
Areatae:a Sarmatian tribe
Arecca:Arecca (ville de Susiane).
Arectaeus:Babylonian
Arei:Aréens [peuple d'Afrique]
Arelatenses:the inhabitants of Arelas
Arelatensis:Arelatian
Arelatum:c. Arelas
Arelatus:c. Arelas
Aremorica:l'Armorique [province occidentale de la Gaule]
Aremoricae:some of the northern provinces of Gaul, Bretagne, with a part of Normandy
Aremoricanus:[décad.]
Arenatium:a town in, Ærth, Arth, near Herwen
Areopagita:surtout
Areopagiticus:of or pertaining to an Areopagite
Areopagos:Mars' Hill at Athens, on which the Areopagus, the highest judicial assembly of, the Athenians, held its sessions
Ares:the war-god Mars, A
Arestorides:patr., son of Arestor, Argus
Arete:fille de Denys l'ancien, tyran de Syracuse
Arete2:the wife of Alcinous, king of the Phœacians
Aretho:a river in Epirus
Arethon:l'Aréthon (fleuve d'Epire).
Arethusaeus:d'Aréthuse
Arethusii:The inhabitants of Arethusa, in Macedonia
Arethusis:Arethusian
Arethusius:d'Aréthuse.
Aretini:the inhabitants of Aretium
Aretinus:of or pertaining to the town Aretium
Aretissa:lac où se jette le Tibre
Aretium:a large town in Etruria, Arezzo
Aretrebae:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Areua:rivière de la Tarraconnaise
Areuaci:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Argaeus:du mont Argée
Argaeus2:Argée, montagne de la Cappadoce
Arganthoniacus:of or pertaining to Arganthonius
Argantomagus:ville d'Aquitaine [auj. Argenton]
Argaris:montagne de l'Idumée
Argelius:nom d'un architecte
Argennos:île près de l'Ionie
Argentanum:a town of the Bruttii
Argentaria2:ville de la Belgique [auj. Arzenheim] / ville d'Illyrie / femme de Lucain
Argentarium2:ville de Gaule
Argentarius2:A promontory on the coast of Etruria, Monte Argentaro
Argenteus2:a standing epithet of a river in, Argents, tēte du pont
Argentia:a place in upper Italy
Argentiexterebronides:a word formed by Plautus in jest, as the name of one who is skilled in extorting money, a sponger
Argentini:peuple de l'Apulie
Argentinus:the god of silver money
Argentoratensis:of or pertaining to Argentoratus
Argentoratus:the name of a city, Strasburg in Alsace
Argenus:port de la Gédrosie
Argia:Daughter of Adrastus, and wife of Polynices
Argiletanus:of or belonging to the place Argiletum
Argilius:d'Argilos
Argilos:ville de Macédoine
Arginusa:île près de Chio / région de Phrygie
Arginussa:Arginuse (contrée de Phrygie).
Arginussae:three small islands in the Ægean Sea, near Lesbos
Argiope:femme d'Agénor, mère de Cadmus
Argiphontes:the Argus-slayer
Argithea:a town in Athamania, Knisovo
Argius:les Argiens, ou poét., les Grecs]
Argolas:nom d'un Grec
Argonautica:the title of a poem by, which has for its subject the Argonautic expedition;
Argonauticus:relating to the Argonauts, Argonautic.
Argyna:ville de Locride
Argynus:jeune enfant à qui Agamemnon éleva un tombeau
Argyre:île de l'Inde
Argyrippa:a town in Apulia, Arpi, Arpa
Argyruntum:ville de la Liburnie
Aria:a Persian province between Hyrcania, Gedrosia, and India // an island in the Pontus Euxinus
Ariacae:les Ariaques (peuple de Scythie).
Ariace:ville sur l'Hellespont
Ariacos:ville de Mysie
Arialbinnum:ville de Belgique
Arialdunum:ville de la Bétique
Ariana:a general name of the eastern provinces of the great Persian kingdom, Afghanistan
Ariananus:d'Arius
Ariane:l'Ariane [partie méridionale de l'Arie]
Ariani:the inhabitants of Ariana
Ariani2:the followers of Arius, the Arians
Arianus:of or pertaining to Ariana
Arianus2:pertaining to Arius, Arian
Ariarathia:ville de Cappadoce
Arias:c. Arius 1
Aribes:peuple voisin de l'Indus
Arica:île entre la Gaule et la Bretagne
Ariconium:ville de Bretagne
Aridaeus:a natural son of Philip of Macedon by the dancer Philinna, brother and successor of Alexander the Great
Ariel:nom d'homme ;
Arielitae:descendants d'Ariel
Arienei:peuple d'Asie
Arieni:c. Ariani, v. Ariana
Arilicensis:d'Arilica
Arimanius:Arimane [dieu du mal chez les Perses]
Arimaspa:peuple de la Sarmatie européenne
Arimaspus:peuple de la Sarmatie européenne
Arimathaea:Arimathie [ville de Palestine]
Arimathia:Arimathie [ville de Palestine]
Ariminum:a town in Umbria, on the shore of the Adriatic, at the mouth of a river of the same name;, Rimini
Ariminus:fleuve d'Italie
Arimphaei:Arimphéens [peuple scythe]
Arin:nom d'h.
Arine:île dans le golfe d'Argolide
Ariola:ville des Remi en Gaule
Arisbe:A town in Troas
Aristaeum:ville de Thrace
Aristagoras:historien grec
Aristandros:agronome
Aristarchei:the disciples, followers of Aristarchus, severe critics
Aristarete:fille du peintre Néarque
Aristeas:poète de l'île de Proconnèse
Aristera:île de la mer Égée
Aristippeus:of or pertaining to Aristippus
Aristocles:grammairien grec
Aristoclides:peintre grec
Aristocrates:nom d'h.
Aristocreon:historien grec
Aristocritus:historien grec
Aristocydes:peintre grec
Aristogenes:médecin grec
Aristolaus:peintre grec
Aristomachus:auteur grec
Aristoneus:of or pertaining to Aristo, Aristonean
Aristonidas:statuaire grec
Aristophaneus:Aristophanean
Aristophanicus:grammairien de Byzance
Aristophanius:grammairien de Byzance
Aristophon:peintre grec
Aristoteleus:d'Aristote
Aristotelicus:un invité de Cicéron
Aristotelius:A guest of Cicero
Aristratus:tyran de Sicyone
Arithmi:les Nombres (un livre de la Bible).
Arius:-I. a river in Aria, Heri -II. a renowned heretic
Arius2:célèbre schismatique
Arlape:ville de la Norique
Arlapensis:d'Arlape
Armene:v. Armine
Armeniaca:the apricot-tree
Armeniacum:the fruit of the apricot-tree, the apricot
Armeniacus:Armenian, absol.
Armenita:fleuve d'Étrurie
Armenium:couleur bleue
Armenochalybes:peuple de l'Ibérie
Armilustrium:the Roman festival of the consecration of arms;
Armilustrum:a place in Rome, where was celebrated the festival
Armine:ville de Paphlagonie
Armistae:peuple de la Dalmatie
Armorica:l'Armorique (contrée à l'ouest de la Gaule).
Armoricae:some of the northern provinces of Gaul, Bretagne, with a part of Normandy
Armosata:a fortress in Armenia
Armua:fleuve de la Numidie
Armuzia:a region in Caramania
Armysia:partie de la Carmanie
Armyzia:Plin. l'Armuzie (contrée de la Carmanie).
Arna:a town in Umbria, a mile east of Perusia, Civitella d'Arno
Arnates:the inhabitants of Arna
Arne:-I. A town in Bœotia -II. a woman who, betrayed her country, the island Siphnos, and was changed into a jackdaw
Arnobius:-I. An African Church father in the time of Diocletian -II. a theological author
Arnos:île de la Chersonnèse
Arnum:fleuve d'Espagne
Arogas:fleuve du Bruttium
Aron2:Aaron [grand prêtre des Hébreux]
Aroneus:of or pertaining to the high-priest Aaron
Arosapes:fleuve de l'Inde
Arpani:the inhabitants of Arpi
Arpanus:pertaining to Arpi
Arpini:the inhabitants of Arpi
Arpinus:-I. of or from Arpi -II. of Arpinum
Arpinus2:d'Arpi / d'Arpinum = de Cicéron
Arrabius:Arabian
Arraei:peuple sarmate
Arriani:les Ariens [sectateurs d'Arius]
Arrius2:a renowned heretic
Arrotrebae:a promontory in
Arrubium:a town on the Danubius in
Arrybas:roi des Molosses
Arsa:ville de la Bétique
Arsacius:Arsacian, Parthian
Arsagalitae:peuple de l'Inde
Arsanus:c. Arsanias
Arsenaria:a Roman colony in, Arzew, Arsinna
Arsennaria:ville de Mauritanie
Arses:fils d'Artaxerxès
Arsi:peuple de l'Arabie heureuse
Arsia:a small river of Istria, Arsa
Arsia2:forêt d'Étrurie
ArsiaSilua:a forestin Etruria, celebrated for a battle between the Tarquinii and the Romans
Arsinna:c. Arsennaria
Arsinoa:mother of the third Mercury
Arsinoeticus:A town on the north side of Cyprus
Arsinoeum:the monument erected to her by the latter
Arsinoiticus:d'Arsinoé
Arsippus:père du troisième Esculape
Artabri:habitants du cap Artabre
Artabrus:cap Artabre [dans la Tarraconnaise]
Artacabene:ville de l'Ariane
Artacaeon:île et ville de la Propontide
Artace:port de la Propontide
Artacoana:ville de l'Ariane
Artagera:ville d'Arménie
Artalbium:ville de la Belgique
Artamis:fleuve de Bactriane
Artaphernes:général perse
Artatus2:fleuve d'Illyrie
Artaxerxes:the name of several Persian kings
Artemis:the Greek name of Diana
Artemisia:Wife of King Mausolus, in Caria, to whom, after his death, she built the renowned Mausoleum
Artemite:A city of Assyria, of Babylonia
Artemon2:nom d'h.
Artena:ville des Volsques
Arthabatitae:peuple d'Éthiopie
Arthedon:île de la Troade
Arthitae:peuple de la Dalmatie
Arthritae:peuple de la Dalmatie.
Articula:île du Nil
Articuleianus:d'Articuléius Pétus, consul
Artigi:ville de la Bétique
Artotyritae:heretics who made offerings of bread and cheese
Artynia:marais de Mysie
Arualia:Arvalia (sacrifice pour la prospérité des biens de la terre).
Arubianus:d'Arubium
Arubium:ville de la Mésie inférieure
Aruccitanus:d'Arucci
Aruensis:d'Arva
Aruernensis:des Arvernes
Aruiates:peuple de Pannonie
Aruina2:surnom romain
Arunda:ville de la Bétique
Arundensis:d'Arunda
Aruns:an Etruscan name of, the younger son
Aruntius:v. Arruns, etc.
Arupium:a town in Illyria, Auersperg
Arusnates:habitants d'un bourg près de Vérone
Arycanda:ville de Lycaonie
Arycandus:fleuve de Lycie
Arzanena:contrée de l'Arménie
Asachae:peuple de l'Éthiopie
Asachaei:peuple de l'Éthiopie
Asampatae:peuple scythe
Asamus:fleuve qui prend sa source dans l'Hémus
Asana:fleuve de la Mauritanie
Asanum:ville de Dalmatie
Asara:ville d'Éthiopie
Asarri:peuplade arabe
Asbamaeus:surnom de Jupiter, en Cappadoce
Asbolus:a black, shaggy dog of Actœon
Ascalaphus:a son of Acheron and Orphne, who made known to Pluto that Proserpine had eaten seven kernels of a pomegranate, on account of which he was changed by her into an illboding owl
Ascalo:an important trading town in the southern part of Palestine, between Gaza and Azotus upon the sea, Ascalon
Ascalonenses:habitants d'Ascalon
Ascalonitae:d'Ascalon
Ascalonius:of Ascalon
Ascandiandalis:ville de Lycie
Ascania:a region in Phrygia
Ascanio:Ascagnon (esclave de Q. Cicéron).
Ascanius2:Ascanian
Ascapos:île déserte près de la Chersonèse
Aschetos:nom d'un cheval
Ascitae:nom donné aux Arabes / secte d'hérétiques
Asclepiadeus:d'Asclépiade
Asclepiadicus:d'Asclépiade
Asclepius:nom grec d'Esculape
Ascletario:a mathematician in the time of Domitian
Ascodrogitae:nom d'une secte d'hérétiques
Ascordus:fleuve de la Macédoine
Ascraeus2:Hesiod
Ascriuium:ville de Dalmatie [auj. Cattaro]
Ascua:ville d'Espagne
Asculinus:Asculinian
Ascuris:lac de Thessalie
Asellifer:qui porte l'âne [surnom de la constellation du Cancer]
Asellio2:one of the early Roman historians
Asena2:ville de l'Hispanie ultérieure
Aseria:ville de Liburnie
Aseus:d'Aséa [ville d'Arcadie]
Asgilia:île voisine de l'Éolie
Asiacus:d'Asie
Asiagenes:a surname of
Asiagenus:
Asiane:in the Asiatic style
Asiani:the inhabitants of the province of Asia // Rhet. orators who employ a peculiarly bombastic, redundant style
Asiarcha:a high-priest, and overseer of games and theatrical exhibitions in the Roman province of Asia
Asiatici:les orateurs du genre asiatique / surnom de L. Cornelius Scipion, vainqueur d'Antiochus
Asiaticianus:of the Asiatic style
Asido:ville de la Bétique
Asidon:ville de la Bétique
Asidonensis:d'Asidon
Asili:peuple du Picénum
Asinaeus:of Asine
Asine:a town in Messenia
Asines:fleuve de Sicile
Asini:peuple de l'Inde
Asinianus:pertaining, to an Asinius
Asisinates:habitants d'Asisium
Asisium:ville d'Ombrie [Assise]
Asium:ville de la Crète
Asmagi:peuple de l'Inde
Asmiraea:a district and city in
Asmodaeus:le démon de la débauche
Asmonius:grammairien sous Constantin
Asmura:a town in
Asnaus:a mountain in
Asoi:plur m., a people of
Asopiades:patr., grandson of Asopus, Æacus
Asopus:A river in Bœotia;, the father of Ægina, Evadne, and Eubœa, and grandfather of Æacus
Aspagani:peuple de l'Inde
Aspasia:The accomplished friend of Socrates, afterwards wife of Pericles
Aspelia:ancien nom de l'île de Chypre
Aspendii:habitants d'Aspendos
Aspendos:a town built by the Argives, in Pamphylia, on the Eurymedon, Minugat
Aspendum:ville de Pamphylie
Asper3:A cognomen of L. Trebonius
Asphaltites:Lake Asphaltites, the Dead Sea, in Palestine
Aspia:rivière du Picénum
Aspis2:île près du promontoire Spirée / île de Lycie
Aspledon:ville de Béotie
Aspona:ville de Galatie
Aspuna:c. Aspona
Assa2:ville de Macédoine
Assabinus:a deity of the Ethiopians
Assanitae:Assanites [surnom des Sarrazins]
Asseriates:peuple de Vénétie
Assesiates:les habitants d'Assésia (en Liburnie).
Assius:of or pertaining to the city Assus, a kind of limestone, which was used for coffins, and in which the body was soon consumed
Assoi:peuple de l'Inde
Assos:ville de Mysie
Assotanus:d'Asso [Tarraconnaise]
Assuerus:roi d'Assyrie
Assur:ind., fils de Sem / les Assyriens, les Babyloniens
Assurae:Assures (ville de Numidie).
Assuritanus:d'Assuras
!Assus2:v. Assos.
Assyrani:peuple de la Chersonèse taurique
Asta:a town.
Astaboras:Astaboras (fleuve d'Ethiopie).
Astabores:a branch of the Nile in Ethiopia, Tacazze, Atbara, Astobores
Astacae:peuple scythe
Astacani:c. Aspagani
Astaceni:peuple parthe
Astacenus:golfe d'Astaque [Bithynie]
Astacos:a town in Bithynia
Astacum:Astaque [ville de Bithynie]
!Astacus:a town in Bithynia
Astacus3:the father of Menalippus, who is hence called
Astae:peuple de Thrace
Astansobas:c. Astape
Astapa:a town in, Estepa
Astape:a river of Ethiopia falling into the Nile, Abai
Astapenses:habitants d'Astapa
Astapus:the name of the Nile as it flows through Ethiopia
Astaroth:ind., nom d'une idole / d'une ville
Astarothites:d'Astaroth
Astarte:a Syro-Phœnician goddess;, the fourth Venus;
Astelephus:fleuve astarte de Colchide
Astenses:habitants d'Asta
Astensis:d'Asta
Asteria2:I. The daughter of Polus and Phœbe, mother of the fourth Hercules II. An ancient name of the island of Rhodes
Asterion2:a river in Argolis
Asteris:île de la mer Ionienne / nom de femme
Asterius:nom d'h.
Astice:Astique [canton de la Thrace]
Astigitanus:d'Astigi
Astii:peuple de Thrace
Astomi:an Indian people, said to have no mouths
Astosabas:a river of Ethiopia falling into the Nile, Abai
Astraba:a wooden saddle, a sumpter-saddle; the title of a lost comedy attributed to Plautus;
Astrabe:autre nom de l'île Casos
Astraeum:Astrée [ville de Péonie]
Astragalizontes:the dice-players
Astragon:fort de la Carie
Astragus:fleuve de l'Éthiopie
Astramitae:peuple de l'Arabie heureuse
Astramiticus:des Astramites
Astrape:The Flash of Lightning, a painting by Apelles
Astroarche:the star-queen, a Phœnician goddess
Astron:fleuve de l'Éolide
Astronomica:the tille of an unfinished poem by Manilius, and of a treatise by Hyginus.
Astur:adj. m., of or belonging to the province of Asturia, in, Asturian, an Asturian
Astura:A river in Asturia, Esla
Astures:Asturiens
Asturia:A province in
Asturica:the capital of Asturia, on the river Astura, Astorga
Asturicensis:d'Asturica
Astyages:King of Media, father of Mandane, and grandfather of Cyrus, by whom he was deprived of his throne
Astylides:fils d'Astylus
Astylos:a centaur and soothsayer, who endeavored to dissuade the other centaurs from the war with the Lapithœ
Astylus:nom de berger
Astynome:fille d'Amphion / fille de Talaüs
Astyoche:mère de Tlépolème
Astypalaeenses:the inhabitants of Astypalœa
Astypalaeensis:d'Astypalée
Astypalaeicus:Astypalœan
Astypaleius:d'Astypalée
!Astyra:Astyra (ville de Mysie).
Astyre:a city of Mysia Major, not far from Adramyttium
Astyres:habitants de l'Asturie
Asum:a town in Crete
Atabuli:peuple de l'Éthiopie
Atabyria:ancien nom de l'île de Rhodes
Atabyrius:d'Atabyre
Atacini:the inhabitants of, a poet from that region, flourishing in the time of Cœsar, single fragments of whose writings are yet extant; the author of an
Atalanta:A daughter of King Schœneus, in Bœotia, distinguished for her swiftness in running, conquered by Hippomenes, by Milanion, by stratagem, and married by him
Atalantaeus:d'Atalante
Atalanteus:d'Atalante
Atalantiades:a son of Atalanta and Meleager, Parthenopœus
Atanagrum:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Atargatis:a Syrian deity, called also
Atarnea:a town in Mysia
Atarneus:of or pertaining to Atarnea
Atellani:the inhabitants of Atella
Atellaniola:a small Atellan piece
Atellanius:pertaining to the Atellan farce
Atellanus:of or belonging to Atella, Atellan
Atellanus2:an actor in an Atellan farce
Ater2:a mountain in the interior of Africa, north of Phazania, Fezzan
Aternensis:d'Aternum
Aternius:a Roman family name, a consul
Aternum:Pescara
Aternus:a river in Samnium emptying into the Adriatic Sea, Pescara
Atesis:a river in Upper Italy, the Adige
Atestas:nom d'h.
Atestinus:of Ateste, the inhabitants of Ateste
Atesui:peuple de la Gaule Narbonnaise
Athacus:a town in Macedonia
Athalia:Athalie, fille d'Achab
Athamanicus:de l'Athamanie
Athamanis:an Athamanian woman
Athamanteus:pertaining to Athamas, named after him, Athamantic
Athamantiades:patr., son of Athamas, Palœmon
Athamanticus:Athamantic, a plant, bear's-wort
Athamantis:patr., daughter of Athamas, Helle
Athanagia:a town in, Agramant
Athanasius:a celebrated archbishop of Alexandria in the time of the emperor Constantine;
Athanatus:a man of gigantic stature and superhuman strength, in the time of Pliny
Athenaei:habitants d'Athènes [pas en Attique], ou
Athenaeopolitae:inhabitants of Athenœ, an otherwise unknown town
Athenaeum:-I. a fortress in Athamania -II. a temple of Minerva at Athens, in which scholars and poets were accustomed to read their works, a similar building for the same object, built by the emperor Adrian at Rome
Athenaeus2:a Greek grammarian of Naucratis, in the time of the emperor M. Aurelius, author of the compilation entitled
Athenais:nom de f.
Athenodotus:nom du maître de Fronton
Athenopolis:ville de la Narbonnaise
Atherianus:of or pertaining to a jurist Atherius, Atherian
Athis:a son of Limnate, slain by Perseus, Athys, Atys, Attis
Athribis:ville d'Égypte
Athrida:ville d'Arabie
Atiades:fils d'Athamas [Palémon]
Atianus:d'Atius Varus [officier de Pompée]
Aticus:d'Athamas
Atiliana:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Atilianus:d'Atilius
Atintania:a region in Epirus, on the borders of Macedonia
Atis:fille d'Athamas [Hellé]
Atlantes:a Libyan people
Atlantia:ancien nom de l'Éthiopie
Atlantiacus:Atlantique
Atlantiades:Mercury, the grandson of Atlas by Maia
Atlantias:fille ou descendante d'Atlas
Atlantigena:begotten of Atlas, daughter of Atlas, Maia;
Atlantius:descendant d'Atlas
Atraces:those living near the Atrax
Atracides:the Thessalian Cœneus
Atractianae:partie inconnue des Alpes
Atragia:île des Sporades
Atramentarius:
Atramitae:a people in the eastern part of Arabia Felix, Hadramaut
Atramiticus:of or from the country of the Atramitœ, Atramitic
Atrani:peuple d'Italie
Atratus2:a small river in the vicinity of Rome
Atrax:a river in Ætolia
Atrax2:a town in Thessaly, on the Peneus, now Sidhiro-peliko
Atrebaticus:Atrebatian
Atreius:of or belonging to Atreus, Argive
Atreus2:A son of Pelops, and Hippodamia, brother of Thyestes, father of Agamemnon and Menelaus, king of Argos and Mycenœ
Atriani:habitants d'Atria
Atropatene:the northern, mountainous part of Media, Aderbigian, Atrapatene
Atropateni:the inhabitants of Atrapatene
Atropos:one of the three Parcœ
Attacori:peuple de l'Inde
Attacotti:peuple du nord de la Bretagne
Attagus:c. Atax
Attalea:name of a Greek city.
Attali:peuplade arabe
Attalia:name of a Greek city.
Attalica:garments of inwoven gold, ornamented with such cloth, tapestry, rich, splendid, brilliant
Attalis:the Attalian tribe in Athens, so called in honor of King Attalus
Attana:ville d'Arabie
Atteius:the name of several Latin grammarians.
Attelebussa:île de la mer de Lycie
Attene:contrée de l'Arabie Heureuse
Attenia:ville d'Éthiopie
Atteua:Attéva (ville d'Ethiopie).
Atthis:Attic or Athenian
Atthis2:a young Phrygian shepherd, whom Cybele loved, and made her priest on condition of perpetual chastity; but he broke his vow, became insane, and emasculated himself
Atthis3:An Athenian woman; A female friend of Sappho; A name for Attica
Atthuarii:peuple franc
Attice:The most distinguished province of Greece, situated in Hellas proper, with Athens as capital.
Attice2:in the Attic, Athenian manner
Atticula:daughter of Atticus
Attidiates:habitants d'Attidium
Attila:roi des Huns
Attilanus:d'Attila
Attilas:Attila (roi des Huns).
Attilius:nom de famille rom. ; en part. Attilius Régulus
Attis:a young Phrygian shepherd, whom Cybele loved, and made her priest on condition of perpetual chastity; but he broke his vow, became insane, and emasculated himself
Attis2:Attic or Athenian ; subst. An Athenian woman / A female friend of Sappho / A name for Attica
Attuarii:a German tribe between the Rhine and the Elbe
Attys:-I. a young Phrygian shepherd, whom Cybele loved, and made her priest on condition of perpetual chastity; but he broke his vow, became insane, and emasculated himself -II. A son of Hercules and Omphale, father of Tyrrhenus and Lydus, and ancestor of the Lydian kings, who are therefore called
Atur:c. Aturrus.
Aturenses:habitants d'Atura [Aire sur l'Adour]
Aturres:c. Aturenses
Aturricus:de l'Adour
Aturrus:l'Adour [fleuve]
Aturus:u, ŭ, a river in Aquitania, Adour
Atussa:ville de Bithynie
Auantici:les Avantices (peuple de la Narbonnaise).
Auares:peuple scythe
Auatici:peuple de la Narbonnaise
Auchates:an Auchatian
Auchenius:nom d'un cocher
Auchetae:a Scythian people in the present Ukraine
Audaristenses:ville de Macédoine
Audena:fleuve d'Étrurie
Audia:a place in
Audurus:nom d'un lieu où se trouvait une église de Saint-Étienne
Aueia:ancienne ville près d'Aquilée
Aueiates:habitants d'Avéia
Auelis:nom d'un roi de Numidie
Auella:v. Abella.
Auendo:ville de Liburnie
Auenio:a town in, Avignon
Auenion:a town in, Avignon
Auennicus:d'Avignon
Auennio:a town in, Avignon
Auens2:rivière du Latium qui donna son nom à l'Aventin
Auentia:nom d'une déesse des habitants d'Aventicum
Auenticensis:d'Aventicum
Auentinensis:of or belonging to Mount Aventine
Auentiniensis:of or belonging to Mount Aventine
Auernus2:Without birds, absol., Lake Avernus, near Cumœ, Puteoli, and Baiœ, almost entirely enclosed by steep and wooded hills, Lago Averno, whose deadly exhalations killed the birds flying over it;, the lower world, the infernal regions, a deity
Auerruncus:an averting deity
Aufeius:of or belonging to the
Aufentum:fleuve du Latium
Aufidena:a town in Samnium, on the river Sagrus, Alfidena
Aufidenates:the inhabitants of Aufidena
Aufidianus:d'Aufidius [Sext. Auf.]
Aufidus2:of Aufidus
Aufinates:habitants d'Aufina
Auga:Augée [mère de Télèphe]
Augias:Augias (roi d'Elide, tué par Hercule).
Augilae:peuple d'Éthiopie
Auginus:mont de Ligurie
Augoflada:seconde femme de Théodoric
Augurina:ville de la Bétique
Augustalia:jeux institués en l'honneur d'Auguste
Augustalianus:relatif au préfet de l'Égypte
Augustalicius:one clothed with the dignity of priest of Augustus
Augustalis2:The prefect of Egypt was called Praefectus Augustalis
Augustalitas:The dignity of priest of Augustus
Augustamnica:a designation, after the time of Diocletian, of the eastern part of Lower Egypt, in which were the cities Pelusium, Rhinocolura
Augustaneus:of or pertaining to Augustus
Augustani:habitants des villes dénommées Augusta
Augustanus:of or pertaining to Augustus
Augustensis:d'Auguste
Augusteum:a temple built in honor of Augustus
Augusteus:of or belonging to Augustus, Augustan
Augustianus:of or pertaining to Augustus
Augustinus:of or pertaining to Augustus
Augustinus2:a Roman cognomen, St. Augustine
Augustobona:ville de la Gaule Celtique (Troyes)
Augustobricenses:habitants d'Augustobriga en Lusitanie
Augustobriga:ville des Arvaques
Augustobrigenses:the inhabitants of the city Augustobriga in Lusitania
Augustomagus:ville de Belgique
Augustonemetum:ville des Arvernes [Clermont-Ferrand]
Augustoretum:ville d'Aquitaine [Limoges]
Augustoritum:ville d'Aquitaine [Limoges]
Auianius:nom de famille rom.
Auianus:nom d'un fabuliste latin
Auicantus:nom d'une divinité chez les Gaulois
Auisio:port de la Ligurie
Auitacus:], bourg dans la Lyonnaise [auj. Aydat]
Auitianus:un frère d'Ausone
Auletes:the flute-player, the surname of the exiled Egyptian king Ptolemy
Aulion:grotte sur les bords du Pont-Euxin
Aulocrene:mont de Phrygie
Aulularia:a comedy of Plautus, so called from the money-pot of its avaricious hero.
Auona:rivière de Bretagne [auj. l'Avon]
Aureliacum:Auréliacum (= Aurillac, ville).
Aurelianensis:Orleans
Aureliani:les habitants d'Aurélianum (= Orléans).
Aurelianus:of Aurelian, a college of priests like the
Aurelianus2:a Roman emperor who reigned
Aurigena:sprung, produced from gold, gold-begotten
Aurigis:ville de la Bétique
Auringis:ville de la Bétique
Aurini:peuple d'Étrurie
Aurinia:a prophetess held in great veneration by the Germans
Aurinini:an older name for
Aurinus:le dieu de l'or
Aurinx:Auringis (ville de la Bétique).
Auruspi:a people of Ethiopia
Ausafa:ville d'Afrique
Ausafensis:d'Ausafa
Ausaritae:peuplade d'Arabie
Auscenses:peuple de la Novempopulanie [pays d'Auch]
Ausciensis:des Ausci
Auscius:des Ausci
Auselius:A Roman
Auser:rivière d'Étrurie
Ausetanus:of or pertaining to the city Ausa, in
Ausimum:c. Auximon
Auson:the mythical progenitor of the Ausonians, son of Ulysses and Calypso
Auson2:d'Ausonie
Ausona:an ancient town of the Ausones, near Minturnœ
Ausones:The Ausonians, a very ancient, perhaps Greek, name of the primitive inhabitants of Middle and Lower Italy;, the general name for the inhabitants of Italy
Ausonianus:d'Ausone
Ausonidae:Ausoniens, habitants de l'Ausonie
Ausonius2:a distinguished poet, rhetorician, and grammarian of the fourth century, teacher of the emperor Gratian;
Austerauia:Plin. Austeravia (une île au nord de la Germanie).
Austoriani:peuple de Mauritanie
Austrania:an island to the north of Germany, Glessaria, the island of Ameland, in West Friesland, Austeravia
Austroafricus:the south - southwest wind
Autacae:peuple du Pont
Autaei:peuple d'Arabie
Autariatae:Autariates [peuple de la Macédoine]
Autaridae:peuple d'Arabie
Autesiodorum:Autésiodorum (= Auxerre, ville).
Autesiodurum:ville de la Gaule lyonnaise (Auxerre)
Autessiodurum:ville de la Gaule lyonnaise (Auxerre)
Authocus:fils d'Apollon et de Cyrénée
Autololae:peuple de Mauritanie
Autololes:a Getulian people on the west coast of Africa, north and south of Mount Atlas
Automate:île de la mer Égée [une des Sporades]
Automula:ville de l'Inde
Autonoeius:of or pertaining to Autonoë
Autosidorum:c. Autessiodurum.
Autrigones:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Autronianus:d'Autronius
Auuona:a river in Britain, the Avon
Auxilium2:le Secours [déifié]
Auxima:c. Uxama.
Auximon:ville du Picénum
Auxo:one of the Hours, daughter of Jupiter and Themis
Auxuma:c. Uxama.
Auzacium:mont de Perse
Auzia:a place in
Auziensis:d'Auzia
Axanthos:île au n.-ouest de la Gaule [auj. Ouessant]
Axatis:ville de Bétique
Axatitanus:d'Axatis
Axenus:an earlier name of the Pontus Euxinus
Axianus:surnom romain
Axilla2:surnom romain
Axima:ville de la Narbonnaise [auj. Aixme]
Axinus:c. Axenus
Axion:fils de Priam
Axiopolis:ville de la Mésie
Axius:-I. a Roman -II. a river in Macedonia, the Vardar
Axon2:a river in Caria
Aza:a town in
Azali:a people of
Azalii:peuple de la Pannonie
Azan:héros éponyme d'un peuple d'Arcadie
Azanius:Azanian, of or belonging to a region in
Azarias:nom d'h. chez les Juifs
Azibintha:île [une des Sporades]
Azochis:ville de Mésopotamie
Azorus:a town of Thessaly, at the foot of Mount Olympus
Azotice:adv., à la façon des habitants d'Azote
Azotis:d'Azote
Azotius:d'Azote
!Azotos:ville de Judée
Azotos:a city of Palestine, near the coust, Ashdod, Esdu/d
Baal:a Syrian deity
Babba:a town in Mauritania, called, as a Roman colony, Julia Campestris
Babel:the capital city of Assyria
Babel2:Babylon.
Babia:a town of Lower Italy
Babilus:an astronomer of the time of Nero
Babrius:fabuliste grec
Babullius:a rich friend of Cœsar
Babulonicus:c. Babylonicus
Babylo:the name of a slave, a man of Oriental wealth and luxury, a nabob;
Babyloniacus:Babylonian
Babyloniensis:Babylonian
Baca2:a Bacchanet, a female attendant of Bacchus, who, in company with Silenus and the Satyrs, celebrated the festival of that deity with a raving madness carried even to insensibility, with an ivy crown upon her head, a fawn-skin upon her left shoulder, a staff wound with ivy in her hand, and with hair loose and flying wildly about
Bacacum:ville des Nerviens [auj. Bavai]
Bacanal:a place devoted to Bacchus, the place where the festivals of Bacchus were celebrated
Bacaschami:peuple de l'Arabie
Bacaudae:v. Bag-.
Bacca2:a Bacchanet, a female attendant of Bacchus, who, in company with Silenus and the Satyrs, celebrated the festival of that deity with a raving madness carried even to insensibility, with an ivy crown upon her head, a fawn-skin upon her left shoulder, a staff wound with ivy in her hand, and with hair loose and flying wildly about
Baccanae:ville d'Étrurie
Baccaria:
Bacchaeus:v. Baccheius 2 v. Baccha.
Bacchanal:a place devoted to Bacchus, the place where the festivals of Bacchus were celebrated
Bacchanalis:relating to Bacchus, Bacchanalian
Baccharia:the name of a lost play of Plautus
Baccheis:of or pertaining to Bacchis, the ancestor of the Corinthian Bacchiadœ;, Corinthian
Baccheus:-I. relating to the Bacchœ, Bacchantes, Bacchantian -II. Of Bacchus, Bacchic
Bacchia2:c. Bacchanalia
Bacchiadae:the Bacchiadœ, a very ancient royal family of Corinth, descended from Bacchis, one of the Heraclidœ, which, being expelled from the throne by Cypselus, wandered to Sicily, and founded Syracuse
Bacchias:île du golfe Arabique
Bacchicus:de Bacchus [bachique]
Bacchina:île près de Smyrne
Bacchis2:roi de Corinthe
Bacchisonus:sounding of Bacchus
Bacchium:île près de l'Ionie
Bacchius:of Bacchus
Bacchius2:Bacchic, a metrical foot, a Bacchius
Bacchylides:a Greek lyric poet of Ceos, a nephew of Simonides
Bacchylidius:of Bacchylides
Bacis:a soothsayer of Bœotia
Bacis2:a sacred bull, worshipped at Hermonthis in Upper Egypt
Bactrenus:de la Bactriane
Bactri:the inhabitants of Bactriana
Bactria:the country of the Bactrians, Bactria
Bactrinus:Bactrian
Bactrius:of Bactria (in Asia).
!Bactros:a river near Bactra, Dehas
Bactrum:the chief city of Bactria, Bactriana, Balkh, the Bactrians
Bacuntius:rivière de Pannonie
Bacurdus:divinité des Germains
Badanatha:ville de l'Arabie Heureuse
Badia:a town of Hispania Baetica, Sa. Maria de Bedoza
Badius2:Badius (nom d'homme).
Baebiana:lieu en Étrurie
Baebius2:the name of a Roman gens
Baebro:ville de Bétique
Baecula:A small town in Spain, on the borders of Bœtica, Baylen
Baeculonenses:the inhabitants of
Baelo:ville de la Bétique
Baesippo:ville de la Bétique
Baetasi:peuple de la Belgique [auj. Beetz]
Baeterrae:pl., ville de la Narbonnaise [Béziers]
Baeterrensis:de Béterres
Baeticatus:clothed in Bœtican wool
Baeticola:dwelling on the river Bœtis
Baetigena:born on the Bœtis
Baeton:historien grec
Baetulo:a river of, the Besos
Baga:roi des Maures / guerrier
Bagada:a town of Ethiopia
Bagaudae:a class of peasants in Gaul, who rebelled under the emperor Diocletian, and were finally conquered by Maximian
Bagaudicus:des Bagaudes
Bagenni:v. Vagenni.
Bagienni:peuple de la Ligurie, aux sources du Pô
Bagous:nom d'h. chez les Perses [= eunuque]
Bahal:Baal [idole des Assyriens et des Phéniciens] / nom de plusieurs personnages
Baiae2:- 1 - Baïes (ville de Campanie, célèbre par ses bains). - 2 - thermes, bains, eaux thermales.
Baianum:the region of Baiœ, the Baian territory
Baiocae:les Bajocasses (peuple de la Gaule, auj. région de Bayeux).
Baiocasses:peuple de la 2e Lyonnaise (Bayeux)
Baiocassinus:Baïocasse
Balanaea:ville de Syrie
Balanea:ville de Syrie
Balari:Balares [peuple de la Sardaigne]
Balbilius:nom d'h.
Balbura:ville de Lycie
Balcea:ville de Mysie
Balcia:a large island, three days, sail from the coast of Scythia, Basilia
Balesium:ville de Calabrie
Baletum:rivière du Bruttium
Baliares:the Balearic Islands, Majorca and Minorca, in the Mediterranean Sea, whose inhabitants were famous slingers; Masc. : the inhabitants of the Balearic Islands, a Balearian
Baliarici:the inhabitants of the Balearic Islands, Sing., cognomen of, on account of his conquest of these islands
Baliaricus:Balearic
Balinienses:a name given to the Trebulani
Balista:a mountain in Liguria
Ballionius:of Ballio
Ballista2:a mountain in Liguria
Ballonoti:a Scythian tribe
Balsa:a town in Lusitania, Javira
Balsenses:habitants de Balsa
Balsio:ville de Tarraconnaise
Balthasar:Balthasar, dernier roi de Babylone
Balthassar:Balthasar, dernier roi de Babylone
Balthazar:Balthasar, dernier roi de Babylone
Baltia:a large island, three days, sail from the coast of Scythia, Basilia
Bambotum:fleuve de Mauritanie
Bambyce:a town in Cœlosyria, also called
Bambycius:of or from Bambyce
Banasa:ville de la Mauritanie Tingitane
Banata:ville de la Mésopotamie
Bangeni:a race of Troglodytes in Ethiopia
Banienses:peuple de la Lusitanie
Baniurae:peuple de la Mauritanie
Bannauenta:ville de Bretagne
Bantia:a town of Apulia, in the vicinity of Venusia, on the southern declivity of the mountain, Banzi
Bantini:the inhabitants of Bantia
Baphyrus:a river in Thessaly, near Mount Olympus
Barabbas:meurtrier juif à qui le peuple donna la liberté plutôt qu'à J.-C.
Barace:a seaport of India
Baracum:ville d'Afrique
Baragaza:a town of Ethiopia
Baraomutae:a people of India
Barasasa:ville d'Arabie
Baraxmalcha:ville de Mésopotamie
Barbana:a river of Illyria
Barbariana:nom d'un lieu dans la Bétique
Barbatia:a town in Arabia
Barbatus2:surnom romain
Barbesula:ville de la Bétique, sur un fleuve du même nom
Barbitace:ville sur le Tigre
Barbosthenes:montagne de Laconie
Barbula2:surnom romain
Barca2:ancestor of a distinguished family in Carthage to which Hamilcar and Hannibal belonged, a surname of Hamilcar
Barcaeus:of Barcas, Barcœan
Barcas:ancestor of a distinguished family in Carthage to which Hamilcar and Hannibal belonged, a surname of Hamilcar
Barcini:the Barcini
Barcino:the present city Barcelona, in Spain
Barcinon:the present city Barcelona, in Spain
Barcinonensis:of Barcelona
Barcinus:of Barcas, pertaining to the family, party of Barcas
Bardaei:an Illyrian people
Bardei:les Bardéens [peuple d'Illyrie]
Bardili:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Bardo:ville de l'Hispanie ultérieure
Bardylis:roi d'Illyrie
Barea:a town in
Barea2:a Roman cognomen
Barene:ville de Médie
Bargei:peuple d'Afrique, chez les Troglodytes
Bargullum:a town of Epirus
Bargulum:ville d'Épire
Bargus:a river of Thrace, tributary to the Ebrus
Bargusii:a people in, near the Pyrenees
Bargyletae:the inhabitants of Bargylice
Bargylia:ville de Carie
Bargyliae:a town in Caria
Bargylietae:habitants de Bargylies
Bargylieticus:of Bargyliœ
Bargylos:c. Bargylia.
Bargylus:a mountain of Phœnicia
Baria:v. Barea 1.
Bariciani:c. Barcaei
Barinus:de Barium
Barnaba:saint Barnabé
Barnabas:saint Barnabé
Barnosthenes:a mountain in Laconia, east of Sparta
Barpana:an island east of Corsica
Barra:île près de Brindes
Barsa:île située entre la Gaule et la Bretagne
Bartholomaeus:saint Barthélémy, apôtre
Baruch:ind., prophète / autres du même nom
Barus:île voisine de l'Arabie
Barzalo:place forte de Mésopotamie
Barzimeres:nom d'un tribun des scutaires
Basa:île voisine de l'Arabie
Basabocates:les Basabocates (peuple de l'Aquitaine, les Bazadois).
Basaboiates:a people of
Basculi:a people of, near the Strait of Gibraltar, Sing.
Basculus:c. Bastuli
Basilea2:the town Basel, Bâle, in Switzerland
Basilia:another name for the island Balcia
Basilia2:the name of the books of Kings in the Bible
Basiliadae:a people of Sarmatia
Basiliae:c. Basilia 1
Basilicus3:golfe Basilique entre la Carie et l'Ionie
Basilidae:a people of Sarmatia
Basilis:a Greek geographer
Basilissa:nom de femme / nom d'une sainte
Basilius:nom d'homme / saint Basile [un des pères de l'Église]
Bassania:a town in Illyria, Elbassan
Bassanitae:the inhabitants of Bassania
Bassi:peuple de Belgique
Bassiana:ville de la Basse-Pannonie
Bassinus:de Bassus / subst. m., nom d'homme
Bassinus2:nom d'homme
Basta:ville de Calabrie [auj. Vaste]
Basterbini:peuple de l'Italie inférieure [chez les Salentins]
Basternae:a German tribe which became known to the Romans very early, in the war with Pyrrhus, whose abode extended, and from the Lower Danube to its mouth, Podolia, Galicia, Ukraine
Basternini:habitants de Basta [ville de Calabrie]
Bastertini:a people of Lower Italy
Bastetani:c. Bastuli
Bastetania:a district in Spain
Basti:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Bastitani:the inhabitants of Basti in Spain
Bastitania:pays habité par les Bastitani
Bastuli:a people of, near the Strait of Gibraltar, Sing.
Batauia:the peninsula Batavia, Holland
Bateni:a people of Asia, on the Oxus
Baternae:c. Bastarnae
Batha:a town in Ethiopia
Bathinus:fleuve de Pannonie
Bathymi:a people of Arabia
Bathynias:a small river of Thrace, near Byzantium
Batinum:fleuve du Picenum
Batnae:pl. et
Batne:ville de la Mésopotamie
Bato:a leader of insurrection in Dalmatia
Batrachomyomachia:The Battle of the Frogs and Mice, lemm.
Batrachus2:a Greek architect at Rome in the time of Pompey the Great
Batta:île située dans le Nil
Battara:a Roman whose death is mentioned by Cicero
Battis:the sweetheart of the poet Philetas of Cos
Batton:a Greek sculptor
Batum2:fleuve de Lucanie
Baubo2:femme d'Éleusis, qui donna l'hospitalité à Cérès
Baucidias:a small island in the Gulf of Argolis
Bauconica:c. Bouconica
Baudobriga:c. Bontobrice
Baudos:a river in Syria
Bauilum:ville d'Espagne
Baulanus:de Baules
Bauma:a town in Ethiopia
Baunonia:île située en face de la Scythie
Bautis:fleuve de l'Inde
Beatrix:Béatrice [nom de femme]
Bebase:ville de Mésopotamie
Bebryces:-I. a people inhabiting Bebrycia, a province of Asia Minor, afterwards called Bithynia -II. a people in, on the Pyrenees
Bebrycia:the province inhabited by the Bebrycians, Bithynia, y
Bebrycii:c. Bebryces.
Bebryx:-I. a Bebrycian, an ancient king in Bebrycia, also called Amycus, who, being powerful in the contest with the cœ-stus, was accustomed to sacrifice foreigners whom he had vanquished, but was finally himself overcome by Pollux, and slain -II. a Bebrycian;, an ancient king of the Bebrycians, whose daughter Pyrene gave name to the mountains there
Bechires:peuple du Pont
Bechiri:peuple du Pont
Bedaium:ville de la Norique
Bedaius:nom d'une divinité des Germains
Bedesis:a river in, Bedese
Beelphegor:ind., Béelphégor ou Belphégor [dieu des Moabites]
Beelzebub:Béelzébuth, Béelzébub ou Belzébuth, le prince des démons
Beelzebul:Beelzebub, the chief of evil spirits
Begerri:a Gallic people in Aquitania, Bigorre
Begorra:ville d'Aquitaine [Tarbes]
Bel:c. Baal
Bel2:c. Baal
Belatucadrus:dieu des anciens Bretons, le même que Mars
Belbina:île de la mer Égée
Belendi:peuple de l'Aquitaine
Belenus:a deity worshipped in Noricum and Aquileia
Beleris:île voisine de la Sardaigne
Belginum:ville de la Belgique
Belgites:peuple de la Pannonie
Belial:Belial, a chief of the evil spirits
Belias:the granddaughters of Belus, the Belides
Belias2:Belial, a chief of the evil spirits
Belinus:dieu des habitants de la Norique
Belippo:ville de la Bétique
Belisama:déesse des Gaulois [la même que Minerve chez les Romains]
Belisarius:Bélisaire [général de Justinien]
Belliocassi:peuple de la Gaule (Vexin)
Bellipotens2:le dieu des combats [Mars]
Bellocassi:les Bellocasses (peuple de Gaule).
Bellonarii:v. Bellona.
Bellonarius:Bellonaire [prêtre de Bellone]
Bellonoti:v. Ballonoti.
Bellouesus:Bellovèse [roi des Celtes]
Bellunum:ville de Vénétie
Belone2:nom de l'inventrice de l'aiguille
Belunum:the capital city of a people of Venetia, Belluno
Bembinadia:a district in Arcadia
Bemmaris:ville de Syrie
Benacenses:the people, dwelling near Lake Benacus
Bendidius:of or pertaining to Bendis, the Thracian Diana, goddess of the moon
Beneharnum:ville de l'Aquitaine
Benenatus:nom d'homme [Bien né]
Beneuentani:the Beneventines
Beni:a Thracian people on the Hebrus
Beniamin:The young est son of the Hebrew patriarch Jacob
Beniamitae:the Jews of the tribe of Benjamin
Bennauenta:ville de Bretagne
Beorritanus:de Béorris
Berconum:ville située dans une île de Lérins
Bercorcates:a people of
Berecyntae:peuple de Phrygie ;
Berecyntes:peuple de Phrygie ;
Berecynthius:of or pertaining to the mountain Berecyntus, Berecyntian
Berecyntiacus:of or belonging to Cybele
Berecyntus:a mountain on the banks of the river Sangarius, in Phrygia, sacred to Cybele
Beregrani:the people of Beregria, a town in Picenum
Berelides:a group of small islands off the southern coast of Sardima
Berelis:île voisine de la Sardaigne
Berenicaeus:de Bérénice / nom de plus. villes
Bereniceus:The daughter of the Jewish king Agrippa I., accused of incest
Berenicis:the region around Berenice
Bergae:a people of Scythia
Berge:ville d'Afrique
Bergi:an island in the North Sea
Bergidum:ville d'Asturie
Bergime:ancienne ville près de Massilie
Bergimus:a deity of the, in Upper Italy
Bergine:ancienne ville près de Massilie
Bergistani:a community of robbers in
Bergium:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Bergomas:of Bergomum
Bergomates:the inhabitants of Bergomum
Bergomum:a town in, Bergamo
Bergulae:ville de Thrace
Bergusia:ville de Gaule
Bergusitanus:de Bergusia
Bernice:In Cyrenaica, Hesperis, Benghazi
Beroa:nom de femme
Beroeaeus:a Berœan
Beroeanus:de Bérée.
Beroeenses:the Berœans
Beroeensis:de Bérée
Berosus:a distinguished Babylonian astrologer of the time of Ptolemy Philadelphus
Beroth:ind., villes de Palestine et de Syrie
Berotha:ind., villes de Palestine et de Syrie
Berothites:de Béroth
Berresa:a town in Ethiopia
Berressa:ville d'Éthiopie
Berrhoea:a town in Macedonia, Irenopolis, north of the river Aliacmon, Verria
Berrice:a large island north of Europe
Berua:ville de Rhétie
Beruenses:habitants de Bérua
Berytenses:the inhabitants of Berytus
Berytensis:Berytensian, of Berytus
Berytius:of Berytus
!Berytos:port de la Phénicie, auj. Beyrouth
Besa:an Egyptian divinity
Besara:ville de Narbonnaise ;
!Besbicos:île de la Propontide
Besbicos:a small island in the Propontis
Besidiae:a town in Bruttium, Bisignano
Besilus:fleuve de Lusitanie
Bessa:ville des Locriens Opontins
Bessapara:v. de Thrace
Betasi:a Belgian people
Betasii:peuple de la Belgique [auj. Beetz]
Beterrae:pl., ville de la Narbonnaise [Béziers]
Bethania:Béthanie [ville de Judée]
Bethlaeus:of Bethlehem
Bethleem:ville de la tribu de Juda, ville natale de David et du Christ
Bethleemicus:of Bethlehem
Bethleemiticus:de Bethléem
Bethlehem:ville de la tribu de Juda, ville natale de David et du Christ
Bethlehemites:an inhabitant of Bethlehem, a Bethlehemite
Bethlehemum:a town of the tribe of Judah, the birthplace of David and of Christ, Beit el Lahm;
Bethlem:ville de la tribu de Juda, ville natale de David et du Christ
Bethlemiticus:of Bethlehem
Bethleptephene:toparchie de Judée
Bethleus:de Bethléem.
Bethsaida:ville de Galilée
Bethsamitae:Bethsamites
Bethulia:Béthulie [v. de Galilée]
Betriacensis:of Bedriacum
Betriacum:a village in Upper Italy, between Verona and Cremona, distinguished in the civil war by two important battles between Otho, Vitellius, and the generals of Vespasian, Cividale;
Betucius:a Roman proper name, an orator of
Betutius:nom d'homme
Beuus:fleuve de Macédoine
Bezabda:ville de Mésopotamie
Bezabde:ville de Mésopotamie
Biantes:fils de Priam
Bibaga:an island near Gedrosia
Bibali:a people of
Biballi:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Biberius:nom donné à Tibère
Bibesia:Drinkland
Bice:v. Byce.
Bidacum:ville de la Norique
Bidaium:ville de la Norique
Bienor:nom d'un centaure / fondateur de Mantoue
Bigerra:a town in, in the province of the
Bigerri:peuple d'Aquitaine
Bigerrica:a warm shaggy garment
Bigerricus:of or pertaining to the Bigerriones, fem. absol.
Bigerritanus:of the Bigerriones
Bilbilis:A town in an elevated position in, on the river Salo, the birthplace of the poet Martial, Calatayud Vieja
Bilbilitanus:of or belonging to Bilbilis, a medicinal spring in the vicinity of Bilbilis
Billis:fleuve du Pont
Biludium:ville de Dalmatie
Bimarcus:double Marcus [titre d'une satire ménippée de Varron]
Bingenses:soldats [romains] stationnés à Bingium
Bingio:ville de Gaule sur le Rhin [auj. Bingen]
Bio:a very witty philosopher of the Cyrenaic school, born at Borysthenes
Biopator:the name of a town founded by the Trojans in Epirus
Bipedimui:peuple d'Aquitaine
Biriciana:ville de Vindélicie
Bisaltia:Bisaltie (contrée de la Macédoine)
Bisaltica:Bisaltie (contrée de la Macédoine)
Bisaltis:Theophane, daughter of Bisaltes, changed by Neptune into a ewe
Bisambritae:a people on the Indus
Bisanthe:a town in Thrace, on the Propontis, a colony of the Samians, Rodosto
Biscargargitani:habitants de Biscargis ou Bisgargis [dans la Tarraconnaise]
Biscargitani:habitants de Biscargis ou Bisgargis [dans la Tarraconnaise]
Bisgargitani:a people of
Bistonia:Thrace
Bistonis:pertaining to the Bistones, Thracian, Procne, wife of the Thracian king Tereus
Bisula:c. Visula.
Biterrae:pl., ville de la Narbonnaise [Béziers]
Bithiae:the name of certain women in Scythia, said to have two pupils in each eye
Bithyae:les Bithyes (femmes scythes qui avaient deux pupilles à chaque oeil).
Bithynii:the inhabitants of Bithynia
Bithynion:ville de Bithynie
Bitius:nom d'homme
Bittis:a woman beloved by the poet Philetas of Cos
Bituitus:a king of the Arverni
Bituricensis:adj., de Bituricum
Biturici:Bituriges ou habitants de Bituricum
Bituricum:ville principale des Bituriges
Bituricus:des Bituriges
Biturigae:ville des Bituriges [auj. Bourges]
Biturigiacus:c. Bituricus
Bizia:Bizia (ville de Thrace).
Bizie:Bizia (ville de Thrace).
Bizone:a town in Thrace
Bizya:a town in Thrace, once the royal residence
Blaesianus:of or belonging to a Blœsus
Blaesius:nom propre romain
Blanda:A maritime town in Lucania, Maratea
Blandona:ville de Bithynie
Blannouii:peuple celtique
Blasco:petite île de la Méditerranée, près d'Agde [auj. Brescou]
Blascon:an island off the coast of Gaul
Blasio:surnom romain
Blasius:chef des Salapiens
Blaudenius:of the town, in Phrygia Major
Blaudenus:de Blaudus [ville de Phrygie]
Blauia:ville et port d'Aquitaine (auj. Blaye)
Blauium:ville et port d'Aquitaine (auj. Blaye)
Blemmyae:peuple d'Éthiopie
Blemmyes:peuple d'Éthiopie
Blemyae:peuple d'Éthiopie
Blemyes:an Ethiopian people
Blemyi:an Ethiopian people
Blendium:port de la Tarraconnaise
Blenna:ville de Crète
Blepharon:a comic character in the Amphitruo of Plautus.
Blera:ville d'Étrurie
Blerani:habitants de Bléra
Bleranus:
Blesenses:habitants de Blesae [auj. Blois]
Blestium:ville de Bretagne
Bletisa:ville de Lusitanie
Boa:île de l'Adriatique, près de la Dalmatie
Boagrius:petite rivière des Locriens Épicnémidiens [auj. Terremotto]
Boaris:île près de la Sardaigne
Boaulia:étable à boeufs
Bobellae:
Bobillae:
Bocchar:a king of Mauretania, L.:
Boccharum:a town on the larger of the Balearic islands
Bocchis:ville d'Éthiopie
Bocchoritani:habitants de Bocchorum
Bocchorum:chef-lieu d'une des îles Baléares [Majorque]
Bodincomagensis:de Bodincomagum
Bodincomagum:ville de Ligurie [auj. Industria]
Bodincus:the Ligurian name of the river Po
Bodiontici:peuple de la Narbonnaise [auj. Digne]
Boea:ville de Laconie
Boebe:A village in the Thessalian province Pelasgiotis, on the shore of Lake Bœbeïs
Boebeis:Lake Bœbeïs, Karla
Boebeius:Bœbeian, Thessalian
Boeotarches:one of the chief magistrates in Bœotia, a Bœotarch
Boeoti:the Bœotians
Boeoticus:Bœotian
Boeotis:Bœotia
Boethius:a distinguished philosopher and theologian of the post-classic period under Theodoric;
Boethuntes:les Auxiliaires, titre d'une comédie de Turpilius
Boetius:Boèce [écrivain latin]
Bogud:son of Bocchus and king of Mauritania, captured and slain bg Agrippa
Bogudiana:that was ruled by Bogud
Bohemi:Bohemians
Boi:Boïens [peuple celtique] / Boïens de la Gaule Transpadane
Boia2:-I. the chief town of the Boii, their country -II. a woman of the Boii
Boicus:des Boïens
Boiemi:Bohemians
Boihemum:pays des Boïens en Germanie [Bohême]
Boii:a people in, the Bourbonnais, their chief town, their country
Boii2:les Boïens. - 1 - peuple de la Lyonnaise (Beaujolais). - 2 - peuple de la Gaule Cisalpine. - 3 - peuple de l'Aquitaine.
Boiohaemum:pays des Boïens en Germanie [Bohême]
Bolae:a very ancient town of the Æqui, in Latium, Poli
Bolani:the inhabitants of Bola
Bolbiticus:de Bolbitine (ville située à l'embouchure du Nil).
Bolbitine:
Bolbitinus:of or belonging to the city of Bolbitine, Rosetta, in, Lower Egypt
Bolbulae:a group of small islands near Cyprus
Bolelasgum:ville de Galatie
Bolingae:peuple de l'Inde
Bomarei:peuple de la Bactriane
Bombomachides:a name formed in ridicule of a boasting soldier
Bombos:a river of Cilicia
Bomonicae:the Lacedœmonian youths who allowed themselves to be whipped at the altar of Artemis Orthia, in order to gain the honor of firmness
Bonconica:ville sur le Rhin, dans le pays des Vangiones
Bonifatius:Boniface [nom de plus. papes ou évêques]
Bonosiaci:sectateurs de Bonose [hérésiarque]
Bontobrice:ville de Belgique [chez les Treviri]
Booz:indéc., époux de Ruth et bisaïeul de David
Bora:a mountain in Macedonia, Nitje
Borcani:a people of Apulia
Borcobe:ville des Scythes
Borgodi:peuple de l'Arabie Heureuse
Borion:ville et promontoire de la Cyrénaïque
Bormani:ville et peuple de la Narbonnaise
Borni:petite ville de Thrace
Borsippa:ville de Babylonie
Borysthenis:a town on the Borysthenes, previously called Olbia, a colony from Miletus, Kudak, in the region of the present Oczakow, of Nikolajew
Borysthenius:pertaining to the Borysthenes, Borysthenes
Bosforus:fem., the name of several straits
Bosphoreus:du Bosphore
Bosphoricus:du Bosphore
Bosphorius:du Bosphore
!Bosphoros:Bosphore [nom de deux détroits communiquant avec le Pont-Euxin / le Bosphore de Thrace et le Bosphore Cimmérien]
Bosporeus:
Bosporicus:
Bosporius:
Bosra:of Bozra.
Bostra:the capital of the Roman province of Arabia from the time of Trajan, Bozra
Bostrensis:de Bostra
Bostrenus:an inhabitant of Bozra / adj. of Bozra.
Boterdum:a town in
Botrys2:a town in Phœnicia, the village of Batron
Bottiaea:a small province in Macedonia, whose inhabitants are called
Boua:île de la mer Adriatique
Boudicea:queen of the Iceni, a British tribe
Bouducea:queen of the Iceni, a British tribe
Bouenna:île voisine de la Sardaigne
Bouianensis:de Bovianum
Bouianius:de Bovianum
Bouianus:
Bouilla:A small but very ancient town in Latium, a colony from, about twelve miles from Rome, on the Appian Way
Bouillenses:inhabitants of Bovillœ
Bouillus2:Bovillanus
Braca:montagne de Mauritanie
Bracara:ville de la Tarraconnaise, auj. Braga
Bracaraugusta:ville de la Tarraconnaise, auj. Braga
Bracaraugustanus:de Bracara
Bracarensis:de Bracara
Bracares:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Bracari:a tribe of Gauls in
Bracarus:of the Bracari
Bracati:les Gaulois
Brachmanae:the priests and learned caste of the Hindoos, the present Brahmins.
Brachmanes:the priests and learned caste of the Hindoos, the present Brahmins.
Brachmani:the priests and learned caste of the Hindoos, the present Brahmins.
Bradanus:rivière du Picénum
Bragae:an island on the coast of Arabia
Brana:a town of
Branchiadon:le temple de Branchus
Branchides:a surname of Apollo
Branchus:a son of Apollo;, according to others, of Smicrus of Delphi, inspired by Apollo with prophecy
Brancosi:a people of India
Brancus:roi des Allobroges
Brangosi:peuple de l'Inde, en deçà du Gange
Brannacensis:de Brannacum
Brannacum:ville de la Gaule Belgique [auj. Braisnes, près de Soissons]
Brannodunum:ville de Bretagne
Brannouii:
Brattia:an island of Dalmatia
Brauron:ville de l'Attique
Brauronia:a village in Attica, not far from Marathon, Vraona
Bregetio:ville de la Basse Pannonie
Bregitio:ville de la Basse Pannonie
Bregmeni:peuple de Mysie
Bregmenteni:a people of the Troad
Bremenium:ville de Bretagne
Bremetonacum:ville de Bretagne
Brenda:an ancient town in Calabria, with a very convenient harbor, the chief naval station of the Romans in the Adriatic, and their regular point of departure for Greece, Brindisi
Brenni:a people in Rhœtia, in the Upper Valley of the Inn, and bordering upon the, in the Lower Valley of the Inn
Brennicus:of Brennus
Brentesia:the river Brenta, in Upper Italy
Breones:c. Breuni
Breuci:a people in Pannonia, on the Save
Briareius:of or belonging to Briareus
Brietes:a Greek painter
Brietium:nom d'un temple en Bithynie
Brietius:dieu adoré en Bithynie
Brigaecini:habitants de Brigécum
Brigaecum:ville de la Tarraconnaise [auj. Léon]
Brigantia:A town in Rhœtia, Bregenz
Brigantinus:grand lac de la Rhétie [lac de Constance]
Brigantio:
Brigantium:ville de la Gaule Cisalpine [auj. Briançon]
Brigecum:ville de la Tarraconnaise [auj. Léon]
Brigiani:an Alpine tribe in Gaul
Brigobanna:ville de Vindélicie
Brilessus:montagne de l'Attique
Briniates:a Ligurian tribe south of the Po, near the modern Brignolo
Brinnianus:de Brinnius
Brinta:rivière qui passe à Padoue
Brisaeuseus:a name of Bacchus
Brisari:peuple d'Asie
Brisoana:fleuve de la Perse
Britannicianus:Britannic, transacting business in Britain
Britannis:de Bretagne
Brito:-I. A Briton -II. An inhabitant of Bretagne, in France
Britomartis:A Cretan nymph, daughter of Jupiter and Carme, inventress of the hunting-net;
Britones:Bretons [nation celtique établie en Angleterre] / Bretons [établis dans l'Armorique]
Brittania:v. Britannia.
Brittii:the Bruttii, the inhabitants of the southern point of Italy
Brittones:Bretons [nation celtique établie en Angleterre] / Bretons [établis dans l'Armorique]
Britttii:pl., les habitants du Bruttium
Briua:ville d'Aquitaine [auj. Brive-la-Gaillarde]
Briuas:ville des Arvernes [auj. Brioude]
Briuatensis:de Brive
Briulitae:habitants de Briula [ville de Lydie]
Brixa:fleuve d'Asie, dans l'Élymaïde
Brixellanus:de Brixelle
Brixenetes:peuple de Rhétie
Brixentes:a people in Rhœtia, in the modern Brixen
Brixiensis:of Brixia
Brixillanus:of Brixellum
Brixillum:a town in, on the Po, between Parma and Mantua, Brescello
Brocauum:ville des Brigantes
Brochus2:a Roman cognomen
Brocomagus:ville de la Belgique [auj. Brumat]
Brodionti:peuple des Alpes
Brome:a nymph who, with her sister, brought up Bacchus
Bromiaeus:mont de Phthiotide
Bromialis:Bromian, Bacchic
Bromius:of Bacchus
Bromus2:a Centaur slain by Cœneus in the contest with the Centaurs
Bronte:Thunder
Bronton:an epithet of Jupiter
Brotomagus:c. Brocomagus.
Bruanium:a town in Macedonia
Bruchion:the royal residence in Alexandria, containing the palace, museum, mausoleum
Brunda2:an ancient town in Calabria, with a very convenient harbor, the chief naval station of the Romans in the Adriatic, and their regular point of departure for Greece, Brindisi
Brundisinum:territoire de Brundisium
Brundulus:port de la Gaule Transpadane
Brundusinus:of Brundisium, Brundisian
Brutianus:of the Bruttii
Brutianus2:poète latin du temps de Trajan
Brutidius:a Roman name;, an historian of the time of Tiberius, and author of a work upon the death of Cicero, now lost
Brutii:the Bruttii, the inhabitants of the southern point of Italy
Brutinus:of or pertaining to Brutus, M. Junius
Bruttaces:habitants du Bruttium
Brutti:the Bruttii, the inhabitants of the southern point of Italy
Bruttium:le Bruttium (contrée de la Grande Grèce).
Bryalion:ville de l'Hellespont
Bryanium:a town in Macedonia
Bryaxis:a Grecian sculptor
Bryazon:a river in Bithynia
Bryazus:the name of a Bithynian god and of his temple
Bryetes:peintre de Sicyone
Bryges:a people of Macedonia, emigrants from Asia Minor
Bryllion:a town in Mysia, on the Propontis
Brysae:peuple de la Thrace
Bubaesius:
Bubasis:of Bubassus
Bubasius:
Bubassius:of Bubassus
Bubassus:a town in Caria
Bubastis:A town in Egypt, on the Pelusian arm of the Nile, Tel-Basta
Bubastius:of Bubastis
Bubasus:ville de Carie
Bubeium:a town in Africa
Bubetani:a people of Latium
Bubetius:of or for Bubona
Bubon:a town of Lycia
Bubona:the protecting goddess of cattle among the Romans
Bubulcus2:the cognomen of several persons in the gens Junia
Buca:a town in Samnium
Bucani:the inhabitants of Buca
Bucanus:de Buca
Bucar:officier au service de Syphax
Bucephala:a town in India, on the Hydaspes, built by Alexander, and named after his horse
Bucephala2:the horse of Alexander the Great
Bucephala3:a town in India, on the Hydaspes, built by Alexander, and named after his horse
Bucephale:a town in India, on the Hydaspes, built by Alexander, and named after his horse
Bucephalia:a town in India, on the Hydaspes, built by Alexander, and named after his horse
Bucephalos:a town in India, on the Hydaspes, built by Alexander, and named after his horse
Bucephalus:-I. the horse of Alexander the Great -II. a promontory in the Peloponnesus
Buces:lac et fleuve de la Chersonèse Taurique
Bucinna:a small island near Sicily
Bucion:île voisine de la Sicile
Bucolica:Bucolics
Bucolici:soldats en garnison dans certains endroits d'Égypte nommés Bucolia
Bucolium:a town in Arcadia
Bucures:rois de Mauritanie honorés comme des dieux
Budalia:a town of Lower Pannonia
Budini:a people of Sarmatia
Budua:ville de la Lusitanie
Bularchus:an ancient Grecian painter
Bulenses:habitants de Bulis [ville de Phocide]
Bulephorus:nom propre
Bulgares:Bulgares [peuple voisin de la Pannonie]
Bulgari:Bulgares [peuple voisin de la Pannonie]
Bulimio:a Roman cognomen
Bulini:peuple de Liburnie
Buliones:peuple de Macédoine
Bullidenses:habitants de Bullis ou Byllis
Bullidensis:de Bullis.
Bullienses:habitants de Bullis ou Byllis
Bullini:the inhabitants of Byllis
Bulliones:habitants de Bullis ou Byllis
Bullis:a town in Grecian Illyria
Buluba:ville d'Afrique
Bumadus:fleuve d'Assyrie
Bumbomachides:guerrier qui se contente de bourdonner [mot forgé par Plaute]
Bumelus:fleuve d'Assyrie
Buprasium:ville d'Achaïe
Bura:a town in Achaia
Burbuleius:nom d'un acteur
Burcana:île de la Germanie septentrionale
Burchana:Burchana (île au nord de la Germanie).
Burdegala:ville d'Aquitaine, sur la Garonne [auj. Bordeaux]
Burdegalensis:de Burdigale
Burdegalis:de Burdigale
Burdigala:ville d'Aquitaine, sur la Garonne [auj. Bordeaux]
Burginacium:ville des Bataves
Burgundia:pays conquis par les Burgondes [l'Est de la Gaule]
Burgundii:a tribe of Goths, divided into the East Burgundians, who dwelt between the Oder and the Vistula, and the West Burgundians, upon the upper Main.
Burgundio:
Burgundiones:Burgondes [peuple germain établi en Gaule (Bourguignons)] / adj., des Burgondes [en parl. de chevaux]
Buricus:des Buriens
Burii:a German people in the neighborhood of the Marcomanni and Quadi
Buris:a city of Achaia; acc.
Burnum:ville de la Dalmatie
Burrium:ville de Bretagne
Bursa:surnom romain
Bursaonenses:a people of
Buruncum:ville de la Belgique
Busa:nom d'une femme d'Apulie
Busiris:a considerable town in Lower Egypt, with a temple of Isis, now Abousir / A village near the Great Pyramid
Busiris2:a king of Egypt, who sacrificed strangers, and was himself slain by Hercules
Bussenius:nom de famille
Butades:modeleur de Sicyone
Butae:peuple de l'Inde
Buteo:surnom d'un Fabius
Buthrotii:the inhabitants of Buthrotum
Buthrotius:of Buthrotum
Buthrotos:a town on the coast of Epirus, Butrinto
Buticus:of Butos
Butoa:a small island near Crete
Butoridas:a Greek writer on the Pyramids of Egypt
Butos:the chief city of the, in Egypt, upon the Sebennytic mouth of the Nile; containing a famous temple and oracle of Latona, Buto
Butrium:ville d'Ombrie [près de Ravenne]
Butrotus:a river of Bruttia, the Bruciano
Butua:ville de Dalmatie
Butuanum:
Butunti:ville de Calabre
Butuntinenses:the inhabitants of Butuntum
Butuntinus:de Butonle
Butuntum:a town of Calabria, Bitonte;
Buxentinus:of Buxentum
Buxentius:de Buxentum
Buxentum:a town in Lucania, of Greek origin, colonized by the Romans after the second Punic war, Policastro
Buzae:a people of India
Buzeri:a people of Pontus
Buzygaeus:montagne de Thessalie
Buzyges:an ancient Athenian hero, the inventor of the plough and of ploughing with oxen
Byblis:a daughter of Miletus and Cyanee, who fell in love with her brother Caunus, and, being repulsed, was changed to a fountain
Byblius:de Byblos
Byblus:a very ancient town in Phœnicia celebrated for the worship of Adonis, Dschebail
Byce:lac de la Chersonèse Taurique
Bylazor:ville de Péonie [auj. Bilias]
Byllienses:habitants de Bullis ou Byllis
Byllini:habitants de Bullis ou Byllis
Byrrhia:nom d'esclave
Byrrhias:nom d'esclave
Byrsicus:Byrsic, Carthaginian
Bythos:one of the Æons of Valentinus
Byzaceni:the inhabitants of Byzacium
Byzacenus:of Byzacium
Byzacium:a province in, between the river Triton and the Lesser Syrtis
Byzacius:de la Byzacène
Byzantiacus:of Byzantium
Byzantinus:de Byzance, byzantin
Byzantion:Byzance [postérieurement Constantinople, ville sur le Bosphore de Thrace]
Byzas:fondateur de Byzance
Byzeres:Byzères [peuple du Pont]
Caath:Caath (père d'Hébron).
Cabalaca:ville d'Albanie [en Asie]
Cabalia:petite contrée méridionale de la Pamphylie
Cabaliensis:de la Cabalie
Caballodunum:c. Cabillonum
Caballus2:a Roman cognomen
Cabardiacensis:d'une ville ou d'un canton de la Gaule Cisalpine
Cabardiacus:d'une ville ou d'un canton de la Gaule Cisalpine
Cabasites:de Cabasa [ville d'Égypte]
Cabellio:ville de la Gaule, chez les Cavares [auj. Cavaillon]
Cabillo:Cabillone [ville des Éduens, auj. Chalon-sur-Saône]
Cabillodunum:c. Cabillonum
Cabillona:Cabillone [ville des Éduens, auj. Chalon-sur-Saône]
Cabillonensis:of or belonging to Cabillonum
Cabillonum:a considerable town of. the Ædui in, Chalons sur Saōne
Cabira:a town in Pontus, a residence of Mithridates
Cabiri:the Cabiri, deities worshipped by the Pelasgi as tutelary geniì, in whose honor mysteries were celebrated at Lemnos and Samothrace; originally attendants of the great gods, they were afterwards identified with these, and, with the Dioscuri, worshipped as guardian spirits, Sing.
Cabirus:divinité adorée surtout en Macédoine et dans l'île de Samothrace / fleuve voisin de l'Indus
Caburrenses:habitants de Cabure [auj. Cavor, ville de la Gaule Transpadane]
Cabyla:a town in Thrace
Cabyle:a town in Thrace
Cabyletae:the inhabitants of Cabyle
Caca:a sister of Cacus
Cachinna:ville d'Arabie
Cacomnemon:title of a mime of Laberius
Cacunus:surnom de Jupiter chez les Sabins
Cacyrini:habitants de Cacyre [ville de Sicile]
Cadara:presqu'île du golfe Arabique
Cadi:a town in Phrygia, on the borders of Lydia
Cadistus:mont de Crète
Cadmea2:the citadel of Thebes founded by Cadmus
Cadmeis:of Cadmus, Cadmean
Cadmeis2:of Cadmus, Theban, a daughter of Cadmus, Semele
Cadmogena:descendante de Cadmus
Cadrusi:Cadrusiens [peuple d'Arachosie]
Cadurcensis:des Cadurques
Cadurcum2:ville d'Aquitaine [auj. Cahors]
Cadusi:a people in Media, on the Caspian Sea
Cadusia:the country of the Cadusii
Caeci:
Caeciae:two small islands, opposite the promontory of Spirœum, in Argolis
Caecina2:Cécina (ville d'Etrurie).
Caecinianus:qui a trait à Caecina
Caedici:peuple du Samnium
Caedicianus:nom d'homme
Caelestini:a people of Umbria
Caelestinus2:a late Roman historian
Caeliana:the writings of Cœlius
Caeliani:
Caelimontium:the second region of Rome, including the Cœlian Hill
Caelina:a town in Venetia
Caeliolus:a part of the Cœlian Hill
Caelispex:looking towards the Cœlian Hill, a place at Rome
Caene:île voisine de la Sicile
Caeni:peuple de Thrace
Caenia:montagne des Alpes
Caenicus:des Caeni / c. Caeni
Caeninenses:the inhabitants of Cœnina
Caeninensis:of Cœnina
Caenis:appelée ensuite Caeneus, v. ce mot / une concubine de Vespasien
Caenomani:v. Cenomani.
Caenophrurium:a town in Thrace, on the road from Apollonia to Selymbria, Bivados
Caeraesi:a Belgian tribe
Caerateus:du Caeratus [fleuve de Crète]
Caere:gen., a very ancient city of Etruria, one of the twelve;, Cervetri
Caerellia:a Roman lady mentioned in the letters of Cicero
Caeretana:wine from Cœre
Caeretani:the inhabitants of Cœre
Caeretanum:a country-seat near Cœre
Caeretanus:of or belonging to Cœre
Caeretes:the inhabitants of Cœre
Caerites:the inhabitants of Cœre
Caeroesi:a Belgian tribe
Caeruleus2:the name of an aqueduct at Rome
Caesaraugusta:a town in, on the Ebro, so called after the emperor Augustus, who colonized it;, Saragossa
Caesaraugustanus:de Césaraugusta
Caesaria:A very important town in Palestine, Kaisariyeh
Caesarianum:espèce de collyre
Caesarienses:the inhabitants of Caesarea
Caesarinus:of or relating to the triumvir Julius Cœsar, Cœsarian, N.cr.
Caesario:son of Cœsar by Cleopatra, put to death by the command of Augustus
Caesariuenales:a name given to the inhabitants of Castulo, in Spain
Caesarius:saint Césaire, évêque d'Arles / autres du même nom
Caesarobrigenses:peuple de Lusitanie
Caesaromagus:ville de Bretagne
Caesena:a town in, Cesena
Caesenas:of Cœsena
Caeso2:a Roman cognomen in the gens Fabia
Caesonianus:mistress and afterwards wife of Caligula
Caeus:v. Ceus et Coeus.
Caeus2:Céus (un Titan).
Caeyx:v. Ceyx.
Caia2:prénom de femme
Caianus:qui adore Caïn
Caiatia:ville du Samnium
Caiatinus:de Caiatia
Caici:v. Chauci.
Caietanus:of Caieta
Caiete:The nurse of Æneas
Cain:fils aîné d'Adam
Cainianus:qui adore Caïn
Cainigenae:descendants de Caïn
Cainnas:fleuve de l'Inde
Cainus:qui adore Caïn
Caiphaeus:de Caïphe
Caiphas:Caïphe [grand-prêtre des Juifs du temps de J.-C.]
Calaber2:habitant de la Calabrie
Calabra:lieu couvert sur le Capitole où était convoqué le peuple pour entendre proclamer les jours fastes et néfastes, les dates des jeux et des sacrifices, etc.
Calabri:the inhabitants of Calabria
Calabrica:a certain surgical bandage
Calabricus:Calabrian
Calagorris:ville de la Tarraconnaise [auj. Calahorra], patrie de Quintilien / autre dans la Tarraconnaise [auj. Loharra]
Calaguris:A town in, in the region of the, north of Osca, Loarre
Calagurris:A town in, in the region of the, north of Osca, Loarre
Calama:ville de Numidie [auj. Guelma]
Calaminae:les Calamines (les îles flottantes en Lydie).
Calamisus:ville des Locriens Ozoles
Calanus:an Indian philosopher, gymnosophist, in the time of Alexander the Great, who, in old age, burned himself on a funeral pile
Calaris:the chief city of Sardinia, Cagliari, Acc.
Calates:a Grecian painter
Calathana:bourg de Thessalie
Calathusa:île de la mer Égée
Calatia:ville de la Campanie [auj. Guajazzo]
Calatiae:a town in Campania, on the Via Appia, between Capua and Beneventum, Galazze
Calatis:ville de Thrace [auj. Kollat]
Calatum:ville de Bretagne
Calaurea:an island on the eastern coast of Argolis, Poro, Consecrated to Latona
Calauria:an island on the eastern coast of Argolis, Poro, Consecrated to Latona
Calbis:fleuve de Carie
Calcedon:v. de Bithynie, sur le Bosphore, vis à vis de Byzance
Calchedon:a town in Bithynia, on the Thracian Bosporus, opposite Byzantium
Calchedonensis:de Chalcédoine
Calchedonii:Chalcédoniens
Calchedonius:de Chalcédoine
Caldius:a nickname formed from Claudius, and given to the emperor Tiberius, on account of his fondness for drink
Caldus2:a Roman cognomen
Caleacte:ville maritime de la Sicile septentrionale
Caleb:Caleb (envoyé par Moïse dans Chanaan).
Caledones:a people in the Scottish Highlands
Caledonicus:Caledonian
Calendae:the Calends, the first day of the month, never
Calendaris:relatif aux calendes / officiers qui, dans les colonies et les municipes, tiennent les livres de comptes de la ville, et qu'on appelait aussi curatores calendarii
Caleni:the inhabitants of Cales
Calentum:a town in, Cuzalla
Caletranus:of or belonging to Caletra in Etruria
Calidonia:the province of the ancient Britons, the Highlands in the northern part of Scotland
Calidus2:surnom romain
Caligo3:l'Obscurité [déesse]
Calingae:a people of India
Calingi:peuple de l'Arabie Heureuse
Calingii:a people of Arabia
Callaeci:a people in western, Galicia and part of Portugal
Callaecia:the country of the
Callaecus:de la Callécie ou Gallécie
Callaici:a people in western, Galicia and part of Portugal
Callaicus2:a surname of A. Brutus, from his victory over the Gallaeci
Callalanus:an Indian philosopher, gymnosophist, in the time of Alexander the Great, who, in old age, burned himself on a funeral pile
Callanus:nom d'un philosophe indien
Callatis:ville de Thrace [auj. Kollat]
Callenses:the inhabitants of Calentum
Callentum:a town in, Cuzalla
Callet:indécl., ville de la Bétique
Calleua:ville des Atrébates
Calliaros:ville de Locride
Callias:nom d'homme / nom d'un architecte
Callichorum:fleuve de Paphlagonie
Callicias:the name of a man
Callicinus:colline de Thessalie
Callicles:a character in the, of Plautus
Callicolonus:belle colline
Callicula:a low mountain in Campania, not far from Casilinum
Callidamates:the name of a man
Callidemides:the name of a man
Callidemus:Callidème [écrivain grec]
Callides:statuaire grec
!Callidromos:nom du sommet du mont oeta
Callifae:a town in the region of the Hirpini, Calvise
Callimachius:de Callimaque / sculpteur célèbre / médecin
Callinicum:ville de Mésopotamie
Callinipaza:ville de l'Inde
Callinous:poète grec, d'Éphèse, auquel on attribue l'invention du vers élégiaque
Callinus:poète grec, d'Éphèse, auquel on attribue l'invention du vers élégiaque
Calliopeius:de Calliope.
Calliopicus:de Calliope.
Callipeuce:défilé de Thessalie
Calliphanes:Calliphane [historien grec]
Callipho:-I. a character in the Pseudolus of Plautus -II. a Greek philosopher who considered virtue, joined with pleasure, as the highest good
Callipia:nom d'une fontaine d'Éphèse
Callipidae:peuple de la Scythie d'Europe
Callipides:a Grecian runner who made no progress
Callipolis:A Grecian city of Calabria, Gallipoli
Callippides:a Grecian runner who made no progress
Callippus:the name of a man
Calliroe:Callirhoé [fille d'Achéloüs] / fontaine près d'Athènes / fontaine d'eau chaude de Palestine / en Arabie
Callirrhoe:Daughter of the Acheloüs, and second wife of Alcmœon
Calliste:autre nom de l'île de Théra
Callithera:ville de Thessalie
Callixenus:statuaire grec
Callode:petite île près de la Sardaigne
Callon:A statuary of Ægina
Calloniana:ville de Sicile
Calocissus:the name of a cup-bearer
Calon:ville de la Belgique
Calor2:a river in Samnium, the Calore
Calpas:port de Bithynie
Calpetanus:of Calpe
Calpetitanus:of Calpe
Calpis:montagne de Bétique (auj. Gibraltar)
Calpus:fils de Numa
Calua2:surnom de Vénus
Calua3:surnom
Calubrigensis:de Calubriga [ville de l'Asturie]
Calucones:peuple de la Rhétie
Caluena:a nickname of the bald-headed Matius, a friend of Cœsar
Caluisiana:ville de Sicile
Caluisianus:de Calvisius
Calycadnus:a river and promontory of Cilicia
Calydoneus:le héros calydonien [Méléagre]
Calydoniacus:Calydonian
Calydoniae:the Calydonian women
Calydonis:a Calydonian woman, Deianira
Calymnia:île de la mer Égée
Camacae:peuple de la Scythie d'Asie
Camactulici:peuple de la Narbonnaise
Camae:peuple scythe
Camaldunum:
Camalodunum:ville de Bretagne
Camaracum:ville de Belgique [auj. Cambrai]
Camarina:a city on the south-west coast of Sicily, a colony from Syracuse, Camarana
Camarinus:marais près de Camarina
Camaritae:peuple voisin de la mer Caspienne
Camars:ville d'Étrurie [nommée ensuite Clusium]
Cambalidus:montagne de la Perse
Cambodunum:ville de la Bretagne
Cambolectri:peuple de la Narbonnaise / de l'Aquitaine
Camboricum:ville de Bretagne
Cambretorcium:ville de Bretagne
Cambusis:ville de l'Éthiopie
Camelius:meurtrier de D. Brutus
Camenalis:des muses / anc. forme Casmena
Cameria:a town in Latium
Camerini:the inhabitants of Cameria
Cameses:a mythic king in Italy, contemporary with Janus
Camillanus:de Camille [pas le dictateur]
Camirenses:the inhabitants of Camirus
Camiros:Son of the fourth Hercules, brother of Jalysus and Lindus, and founder of the town named after him in Rhodes
Camirus:ville de l'île de Rhodes
!Camirus2:Son of the fourth Hercules, brother of Jalysus and Lindus, and founder of the town named after him in Rhodes
Camisares:nom d'un satrape perse
Cammaneni:contrée de la Cappadoce
Camoena:mauv. orth. de Camena.
Campana:the very fruitful and luxurious province of Campania, in Middle Italy, whose chief city was Capua, now Terra di Lavoro
Campanenses:peuple de la Gaule [Champenois]
Campans:of Compania
Campas:c. Campanus
Campensis:a surname of Isis, who had a temple on the Campus Martius
Campodunum:ville de Vindélicie
Camponi:peuple de l'Aquitaine
Camulus:a surname of Mars
Camunni:peuple de la Vénétie
Cana:nom de femme // ville de Palestine
Canachus:the name of two artists of Sicyon
Canae:a town on the coast of Æolis, opposite Mytilene, Kanot-Koli
Canalicolae:poor, lazy people who used to lounge near the Forum, at a place called the Canalis
Canama:ville de Bétique
Canamensis:de Canama
Cananaeus:Cananéen, de Cana
Canaria:une des îles Fortunées
Canarii:a voracious people of Mauritania
Canas:ville de Lycie
Canastraeum:promontoire de Macédoine
Canatha:ville de Palestine
Canchlei:peuple d'Arabie
Candace:a queen of Meroë, gen.
Candari:peuple asiatique
Candaules:roi de Lydie
Candei:peuple de la mer Rouge
Candelifer:qui porte un cierge [épithète donnée à Diane-Lucine]
Candelifera:Taper-bearer, a goddess supposed to assist at childbirth, for whom a symbolical candle, torch was lighted
Candyba:ville de Lycie
Cane:ville d'Arabie
Canens:daughter of Janus, and wife of Picus
Cangi:a people in the western part of Britain
Canidius:a Roman name;, a general under Lepidus and Antony, put to death by Octavius
Canina2:surnom d'h.
Caninefas:of Caninefas
Caninefates:a people dwelling upon the Batavian peninsula
Caninianus:de Caninius
Canna2:fleuve voisin de Cannes, en Apulie
Cannenses:the inhabitants of Cannœ
Canobicum:ville de la province d'Afrique
Canopeus:of Canopus
Canopicum:ville de la province d'Afrique
Canopicus:de Canope, canopique
Canopitanus:of Canopus
Canopitis:of Canopus
Canopius:de Canope, canopique
Canopos:the brightest star in the constellation Argo
Cantabas:fleuve de l'Inde
Cantabras:a tributary of the Indus, Tschandrabagha
Cantabri:the Cantabrians, an exceedingly wild and warlike people, whose subjugation was attempted in vain by Augustus, but was accomplished, after a bloody battle, by Agrippa
Cantabria:a province in, east of Asturia, in the region of the present Biscaya
Cantabrica:a plant, Cantabrian bind-weed
Canteci:a people in, near
Canterius:nom d'homme
Cantharidae:nom d'h.
Cantharolethros:a place in Thrace near Olynthus
!Cantharolethrus:endroit de la Thrace
Cantharus2:nom d'un statuaire
Canthus2:nom. propr., name of an Argonaut
Cantia:v. Cantium
Cantici:peuple d'Asie, au-delà du Palus-Méotide
Cantilius:secrétaire d'un pontife, battu de verges jusqu'à la mort
Cantiocaptae:peuple d'Asie, au-delà du Palus-Méotide
Canuleius:the name of a Roman gens, a tribune of the people.
Canusia:a very ancient town in Apulia, Canosa, founded by the Greeks, and celebrated for its excellent wool
Canusina:garments made of Canusian wool
Canusinatus:clothed in Canusian wool
Canusinus2:an inhabitant of Canusium
Capaneius:de Capanée
Capaneus:of or pertaining to Capaneus, Capanean
Capellianus:belonging to a Capella
Capenas:rivière d'Étrurie
Caper2:Flavius Caper, grammairien latin
Caperenses:a people of Lusitania
Capetus:a fabulous king of Alba
Caphareus2:a rocky promontory on the southern coast of Eubœa, where the homeward-bound fleet of the Greeks was wrecked, being misled by Nauplius, king of the island, and father of Palamedes, who had been slain before Troy;, Capo del Oro, Xylofago
Capharis:of Caphareus
Capharnaeus:de Capharnaüm
Capharnaum:Capharnaüm [ville de Galilée]
Capheris:île de la mer Égée
Caphrena:ville de Mésopotamie
Caphya:forêt d'Arcadie
Capidaua:ville de la Mésie inférieure
Capillati2:les Chevelus (Ligures des Alpes-Maritimes)
Capisa:ville d'Asie, près de l'Indus
Capisene:pays voisin de Capisa
Capitium2:a town in Sicily
Capitolias:ville de Coelé-Syrie / adj. f., de Capitolias
Capitolini:persons who had the charge of these games, a cognomen of, on account of his rescue of the Capitol
Capitulenses:the inhabitants of Capitulum
Capitulum2:a town of the Hernici in Latium, Paliano
Capori:v. Copori
Capotes:montagne de la Grande Arménie
Cappa2:ville de la Bétique
Cappadocarchia:the priest's office in Cappadocia
Cappadocius:Cappadocian
Cappadocus:of Cappadocia, Cappadocian, absol.
Capraria:f
Caprariensis:de Caprarie [près des Baléares]
Caprasia:île près de la Corse / nom d'une des embouchures du Pô
Caprasia2:ville du Bruttium
Capreensis:de Caprée
Caprensis:de Caprée
Caprilius:a Roman proper name
Caprineus:the emperor Tiberius
Caprotina:a surname of Juno at Rome
Capsitani:habitants de Capsa
Capuanus:of Capua
Capuenses:pl., habitants de Capoue
Capuensis:of Capua, Plur., the inhabitants of Capua
Car:a Carian, the supposed father of the Carian race, and inventor of augury by observing the fight, of birds
Caracalla2:surnom d'un empereur romain.
Caracallus:surnom d'un empereur romain.
Caractacus:king of the Silures in Britain
Caralis:the chief city of Sardinia, Cagliari, Acc.
Caralitanus:of Caralis, plur. subst.
Caralitis:marais de Pisidie [auj. Kaja Goel]
Carambicus:v. Carambis.
Carambis:a promontory and town of the same name in Paphlagonia, Kerempi Bukna, Kerembeh
Carambucis:fleuve de la Scythie, près des monts Riphées
Caranitis:de Caranis [ville de la Grande Arménie]
Carantonus:fleuve de la Gaule [auj. la Charente]
Carastasei:peuple d'Asie au-delà du Palus-Méotide
Carauandis:ville d'Illyrie
Carauantius:nom d'un Illyrien
Carausius:gouverneur de la Bretagne à la fin du 3e s.
Carbania:île de la Méditerranée, près de l'Italie
Carbas:the east-northeast wind
Carbia:ville de Sardaigne
Carbilesi:peuple de la Thrace
Carbonianus:de Carbon
Carbula:ville de la Bétique
Carcasum:a city of, Carcassone
Carcathiocerta:ville de l'Arménie
Carchedon:autre nom de Carthage
Carchedonius2:a Carthaginian
Carcine:a town of European Scythia
Carcinos:the constellation Cancer
Carcinus:fleuve du Bruttium
!Carcinus2:le Cancer [signe du zodiaque]
Carcuuium:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Carda:a goddess who presided over the hinges of doors, over family life
Cardaces:a class of Persian soldiers; acc.
Cardamine:île voisine de l'Arabie Heureuse
Cardamyle:ville du Péloponnèse
Cardaua:ville de l'Arabie Heureuse
Cardea:a goddess who presided over the hinges of doors, over family life
Cardia:a town on the Thracian Chersonesus, on the gulf, the birthplace of Eumenes
Cardianus:of Cardia
Cardo2:ville de l'Hispanie ultérieure
Carduchi:Carduques [peuple habitant la rive gauche du Tigre]
Carensis:de Cara [ville de la Tarraconnaise]
Carentini:les Carentins (peuple d'Italie).
Cares:the inhabitants of Caria, the Carians, Acc.
Caresus:fleuve de la Troade
Caretha:île près de la Lycie [la même que Dionysia]
Carica:a kind of dry fig, dried figs
Carice:ville d'Ionie
Caricus:Carian
Carietes:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Carinas:a Roman surname
Carini:peuple de Germanie
Cariosuelites:v. Curiosuelites
Caripeta:ville de l'Arabie Heureuse
Carisa:ville de la Bétique
Carmaei:peuple d'Arabie
Carmani:a people on the Persian Gulf, Kerman, Laristan, whose country was called
Carmanicus:Carmanique, surnom de Maximien [vainqueur des Carmanes]
Carmel:A small town in Judœa, with a mountain of the same name, near the Dead Sea
Carmelites:an inhabitant of Mount Carmel, a Carmelite
Carmelitis:a woman of Mount Carmel
Carmelum:cap et ville près du Carmel
Carmenta:a Roman goddess of prophecy, acc. to mythologists, the mother of Evander, who went with him from Arcadia to Latium, and uttered oracles on the Capitoline Hill
Carmentalia:the festival of Carmentis
Carmentarii:the priests of Carmentis
Carmona:a city of, Carmona
Carnae:peuple de l'Asie
Carne:ville de Syrie
Carneadeus:of Carneades
Carneadius:of Carneades
Carni:a Celtic people in Upper Italy, east of Aquileia, extending to Cärnthen, Krain, their chief town was
Carnicus:Alpes Carniques
Carnion:ville de l'Arcadie
Carnotenus:of or belonging to the Carnutes
Carnuntinus:de Carnuntum
Carnuntum:an old Celtic town of Upper Pannonia, on the Danube, Haimburg
Carnus:ville d'Illyrie inconnue
Carnuteni:
Carnutenus:des Carnutes
Carnuti:les Carnutes [peuple de la Gaule]
Carocotinum:ville de Belgique
Caroni:pl., peuple de l'Asie
Carpasium:ville de l'île de Chypre
Carpathos:an island in the Ægean Sea, between Crete and Rhodes, Scarpanto
!Carpathus:an island in the Ægean Sea, between Crete and Rhodes, Scarpanto
Carpentoracte:ville de la Gaule Narbonnaise
Carpesii:a people in, the south-western neighbors of the Celtiberi
Carpetani:a people in, the south-western neighbors of the Celtiberi
Carpetania:the country of the Carpetani
Carpetanus:of the Carpetani
Carpi:a people on the Danube, in Dacia
Carpilio:nom d'homme
Carponius:nom d'un hérésiarque
Carrea:ville de Ligurie
Carrei:peuple de l'Arabie
Carrhae:a city of Mesopotamia, the Charan, Haran of the Scriptures, where Crassus was defeated by the Parthians
Carseolani:the inhabitants of Carseoli, neutr.
Carsioli:ville du Latium
Carsitani:habitants d'une localité près de Préneste
Cartana:ville d'Asie
Cartare:île près de la Bétique
Carteianus:de Cartéia
Cartenna:ville de la Mauritanie
Carteria:île de la mer Égée
Carthada:ancien nom de Carthage
Carthaea:a town on the south coast of the Cycladic island Ceos, Cea, Poles
Carthaeus:de Carthaea
Cartheius:Carthœan, of Carthœa
Cartheus:Carthœan, of Carthœa
Cartima:ville de la Bétique
Cartinna:ville de la Mauritanie
Cartismandua:queen of the Brigantes in Britain
Caruentanus:de Carventum (ville du Latium).
Caruilianus:de Carvilius
Caruo:ville de la Belgique
Carusa:ville du Pont
Carya:the inhabitants of Caryœ, bis.
Caryae:a village in Laconia, with a temple of Diana Caryatis, Karyes
Caryanda:a town on the coast of Caria, Karatojan
Caryates:the inhabitants of Caryœ, bis.
Caryatides:female figures used instead of columns in buildings, Caryatides
Caryatis:Caryatide [épithète de Diane]
Caryatium:temple de Diane à Caryae
Carynia:ville d'Achaïe
Carystii:the inhabitants of Carystos
Carystus:A very ancient town on the south coast of Eubœa, famous for its marble, Karysto, Castel Rosso
Caryus:of Caryœ
Casandra:ville sur le golfe Persique
Casani:peuple d'Arabie
Casaria:la gardienne de la ferme
Casarius2:a dweller in a cottage, a cottager
Casatius:nom romain
Cascantenses:habitants de Cascantum [ville de la Tarraconnaise]
Cascellianus:de Cascellius
Casilinates:habitants de Casilinum
Casilinenses:the inhabitants of Casilinum
Casilinus:of Casilinum
Casius2:1 - Casius (mont de Syrie). 2 - Casius (mont entre l'Egypte et l'Arabie).
Casmena:a Muse
Casmonates:peuple d'Italie
Casos:île de la mer Égée
Caspiacus:c. Caspius.
Caspiadae:peuples des bords de la mer Caspienne
Caspiani:peuples des bords de la mer Caspienne
Caspingium:ville de la Belgique
Cassandrea:a town in Macedonia, upon the peninsula Pallene, previously called Potidœa, but rebuilt by Cassander
Cassandrenses:the inhabitants of Cassandrea
Cassandria:ville de Macédoine
Cassera:ville de Macédoine
Cassia2:(via) la voie Cassienne; (lex) la loi Cassia
Cassiepia:Cassiopée [mère d'Andromède, transformée en constellation]
Cassiodorius:
Cassiodorus:a learned Roman, minister under Theodoric, king of the Ostrogoths, and author of several works in Latin;
Cassiopaei:peuple de l'Épire
Cassiopicus:of Cassiope
Cassiterides:the tin-islands, Cassiterides, the Scilly Islands, tin
Castabala:a town of Cilicia
Castaecae:sorte de déesses
Castalides:les Muses
Castalis:Castalian
Castana:a town in Magnesia
Castanaea:ville de Magnésie
Castores:pl., Castor et Pollux, les Dioscures
Castranus:of Castrum Inui
Castrensis3:qui est d'une ville nommée Castra ou Castrum
Castritianus:pertaining to a Castricius
Castritius:a Roman gentile name
Castulo:a town in, near the borders of, Cazlona
Castulonenses:the inhabitants of Castulo
Casuaga:fleuve qui se jette dans le Gange
Casuentillani:c. Casventini.
Casuentillani2:c. Casventini.
Casuentini:habitants de Casventum (ville d'Ombrie)
Casuentus:fleuve de la Grande Grèce
Casus2:a river of Albania, that flows into the Caspian Sea
Casyrus:montagne de l'Asie, dans l'Élymaïde (al. Chasirus)
Catabanes:peuple de l'Arabie
Catabani:peuple de l'Arabie
Catabolum:ville de Cilicie
Catacecaumenites:the wine of this region
Catadupa:the celebrated cataract of the Nile, near Syene, on the borders of Egypt, Chellal
Catadupi:those dwelling near
Catagelasimus:serving for ridicule; subst. m., a banterer, jeerer
Catagelasimus2:a banterer, jeerer
Catagusa:a statue of Praxiteles, representing Ceres as bringing back Proserpine to Pluto
Catalauni:a tribe in, Chālons-sur-Marne
Catalaunicus:of or at Catalauni
Catalecta:the title of a collection of poems ascribed to Virgil
Catali:peuple des Alpes
Catameitus:the Latin name of Ganymede, Jupiter's cup-bearer
Catanensis:belonging to Catina, of Catina
Cataones:its people
Cataonia:a province in Southern Cappadocia
Cataphrygae:nom d'une secte d'hérétiques
Cataractes:a river in Pampnylia, the Duden Su
Cataratacus:king of the Silures in Britain
Catarcludi:peuple de l'Inde
Catari:peuple de Pannonie
Catarrhactes:a river in Pampnylia, the Duden Su
Catarrhei:peuple d'Arabie
Catatechnos:le raffiné [surnom du sculpteur Callimaque]
Catatexitechnos:an epithet of the artist Callimachus
Catelauni:a tribe in, Chālons-sur-Marne
Cateruius:nom d'homme
Catianus:A feigned name
Catianus2:nom d'homme
Catilinarius:de Catilina
Catilius:a Roman cognomen
Catiniensis:belonging to Catina, of Catina
Catiuolcus:king of the Eburones
Catizi:Pygmaei
Catobriga:ville de la Bétique
Catonini:the adherents, friends of Cato, serious, gloomy, morose men
Catoslugi:peuple de Belgique
Catosus:nom d'homme
Catta2:une femme Catte
Catthi:v. Chatti.
Catti:a German people in the present Hesse, and Thuringia
Catulianus:de Catulus
Catullianus:of Catullus
Catumandus:nom d'un chef gaulois
Catumarus:surnom romain
Cauares:peuple de la Narbonnaise
Caucasigena:born on, near the Caucasus
Caucenses:habitants de Cauca [dans la Tarraconnaise]
Cauchi:(Lebaigue P. 180 et P. 181) les Cauces ou les Chauques (peuple de Germanie).
Cauci:a people in Lower Germany, on the ocean, from the Ems to the Elbe, in the south to the region of Oldenburg and Bremen, divided into
Caudini:the inhabitants of Caudium
Cauii:a people of Grecian Illyria
Caulares:a river of Pamphylia
Caularis:fleuve de la Pamphylie
Caulinum:vin des environs de Capoue
Caulonea:ville du Bruttium
Caulonia:Caulon (ville du Bruttium).
Caunaraui:peuple de l'Arabie
Cauneae:figues sèches de Caunus
Caunei:the inhabitants of Caunus
Cauneus:de Caunus
Caunius:de Caunus
!Caunos:a very ancient town on the coast of Caria, Kaiguez
Caura:ville de la Bétique
Caurenses:peuple de Lusitanie
Cauros:ancien nom de l'île d'Andros
Cayci:les Chauques [peuple germain]
Caystrius:of Caystros
!Caystros:a river in Lydia, which rises in Mount Tmolus, and falls into the sea at Ephesus, Kara - Su
Ceangi:
Cebanus:de Ceba [ville de Ligurie]
Cebren:a river in Troas;, a river god, father of Œnone, and of Hesperie
Cebrenia:pays de Troade
Cebrenis:la fille de Cebren
Cebrum:ville de la Mésie Inférieure
Cecaumena:the burnt regions, the torrid zone
Cecina:-I. a surname in the, originating in Etruria -II. a river in Etruria, the Cecina
Cecinna:fleuve d'Étrurie
Cecryphalos:île de la mer Égée
Cedar:second fils d'Ismaël / ville de l'Arabie Pétrée
Cedianus:de Cédia [ville de Campanie]
Cedron:ind., Cédron [torrent et vallée près de Jérusalem]
Cedrosi:a people of Asia, Mekran
Cei:the inhabitants of Ceos
Celadon:An Egyptian companion of Phineus
Celadusa:une des Cyclades
Celadussae:îles de la mer Adriatique
Celaenaeus:of or pertaining to Celœnœ, to Marsyas, of Atthis
Celaeneus:nom d'un guerrier
Celathara:Celathara [bourg]
Celegeri:peuple de la Mésie
Celeia:a town in, Cilly, in Stiria
Celeia2:a town in, Cilly, in Stiria
Celeiates:peuple de Ligurie
Celeienses:habitants de Céléia
Celeini:habitants de Céléia
Celelates:a Ligurian tribe
Celenderitis:of Celenderis
Celendris:a fortified harbor in, Kelenderi, the Turkish Gulnar
Celenna:a city of Campania
Celeres:patricians, knights
Celetizontes:riders upon race-horses
Celetrum:a town of Macedonia, Castoria
Cella2:Cella (nom d'homme).
Cellae:bourg d'Afrique dans la Byzacène
Celmis:one of the Dactyli, Corybantes, priests of Cybele;
Celsenses:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Celsidius:nom de famille romain
Celsinus:surnom romain
Celtibericus:Celtiberian, Adv.
Celtica:peuple d'Espagne
Celtice:in the Celtic language
Celtici:a people in interior Spain and on the river Guadiana, in Gallœcia, Capo Finisterre
Celticum:the Celtic nation, Celts
Celticus:qui a rapport aux Celtes
Cemenelensis:de Céménélium [ville voisine de Nice]
Cemmenice:région contiguë à la Narbonnaise [tirant son nom d'une montagne appelée Cemma ou Cema]
Cempsi:peuplade des Pyrénées
Cenaeum:the north-western point of the island of Eubœa, Cape Litar
Cenchraeus:of Cenchreœ, the Saronic Gulf
Cenchramis:statuaire grec
Cenchreae:one of the three harbors of Corinth, on the Saronic Gulf, Kenkri
Cenchreaeus:de Cenchrae
Cenchreis:The wife of Cinyras and mother of Myrrha
Cenchreus:of Cenchreœ, the Saronic Gulf; subst. m. a river of Ionia near Ephesus
Cenchrius:a river of Ionia near Ephesus
Cende:forêt dans l'île de Paros
Ceneta:ville de l'Italie
Cenina:v. Caen-.
Cennesseris:ville de l'Arabie Heureuse
Ceno2:Cénon [ville des Volsques]
Censennia:ville du Samnium
Centaretus:nom d'homme
Centauri:les Centaures [myth.]
Centaurus2:the ship Centaur, V.
Centenarii:centeniers, centurions
Centenius:nom d'un préteur
Centobriga:a town of the Celtiberi in Spain
Centobrigenses:the inhabitants of Centobriga
Centores:peuple voisin de la Colchide
Centrones:a people of Gaul.
Centronicae:les Alpes Centroniques.
Centumcellae:a seaport town in Etruria, Civita Vecchia
Centumputea:v. de Dacie
Centuriones:ville de la Narbonnaise
Centuripa:a very old town in Sicily, near Ætna, Centorbi
Centuripae:a very old town in Sicily, near Ætna, Centorbi
Centuripinum:a very old town in Sicily, near Ætna, Centorbi
Cepae:ville d'Asie, près du Bosphore Cimmérien
Ceperaria:ville de Judée
Cephalenes:the inhabitants of Cephalenia
Cephalenia:the largest island in the Ionian Sea, Cephalonia
Cephaleniallania:the largest island in the Ionian Sea, Cephalonia
Cephalenitae:
Cephallania:Céphallénie [île de la mer Ionienne]
Cephallenes:habitants de Céphallénie
Cephallenia:Céphallénie [île de la mer Ionienne]
Cephalo2:homme à la grosse tête [surnom]
Cephaloedias:fem., of Cephalœdis
Cephaloedis:ville de Sicile
Cephalonnesos:île située près de la Chersonnèse Taurique et ville du même nom
Cephalotomi:peuple voisin du Caucase
Cepheis:Andromeda
Cephenia:pays des Céphènes
Cephenus:Ethiopian
Cephisia:lieu de l'Attique, près du Céphise / fontaine du même pays
Cephisias:fem., of Cephisus, the banks of the Attic Cephisus
Cephisis:fem., of Cephisus
Cephisius:fils du Céphise = Narcisse
Cephisodorus:Céphisodore [peintre grec]
Cephisodotus:Céphisodote [statuaire grec]
Cephissias:fem., of Cephisus, the banks of the Attic Cephisus
Cephissis:fem., of Cephisus
Cephissius:Narcissus
!Cephissos:du Céphise
Cephissos:A river in Phocis and Bœotia, Cephisso, Gaurio, Gerios, as river-god, father of Narcissus
Cepi:ville d'Asie, près du Bosphore Cimmérien
Cepia:île près de Chypre
Cepis:statuaire grec
Cepuros:a gardener
Ceraine:ville de la Grande Phrygie
Cerambis:a promontory and town of the same name in Paphlagonia, Kerempi Bukna, Kerembeh, Adj.
Cerambus:a mythological person, changed, in the time of the flood of Deucalion, into a beetle
!Ceramicos:
Ceramicus:v. Ceramus
Ceramicus2:the name of two places, one within and the other without Athens;
Ceramus:a town on the coast of Caria, the Gulf of Kos
Ceranus:fleuve de Cappadoce
Ceras2:v. Hesperion Ceras.
Cerastae:habitants de l'île de Chypre métamorphosés en taureaux
Cerastis:ancien nom de l'île de Chypre
Cerasus2:a town in Pontus, where the cherry is native, Keresun
Cerauni:peuple d'Illyrie
Ceraunobolia:the hurling of the thunderbolts, a painting of Apelles
Ceraunus2:cognomen of king Ptolemœus, of Macedonia, son of Ptolemœus Lagi
Cerbalus:rivière d'Apulie
Cerbani:peuple de l'Arabie Heureuse
Cerberion:ancient name of the town Cimmerium, on the Cimmerian Bosphorus
Cercasorum:a city of Egypt, El-Arkas
Cercetii:
Cercetius:a southern spur of Mount Pindus in Thessaly
Cerciae:îles de la mer Égée
Cercinitis:a small island very near Cercina, connected with it by a bridge
Cercinium:a town of Thessaly
Cercinna:île sur la côte d'Afrique
Cerco:a Roman cognomen
Cerconicus:nom d'un personnage de comédie
Cercopes:les Cercopes [métamorphosés en singes par Jupiter]
Cercops2:philosophe pythagoricien
Cercusium:ville de Mésopotamie
Cercyo:a celebrated robber in Attica, conquered and slain by Theseus at Eleusis, Acc.
Cercyon:
Cerdiciates:a people of Liguria
Cereales:magistrats préposés à l'approvisionnement des marchés / [fig.] gens qui errent çà et là [comme Cérès en quête de sa fille]
Cerealis3:nom d'homme
Cerealitas:the office of a Cereal edile
Cerellia:a Roman lady mentioned in the letters of Cicero
Cerfennia:ville des Marses
Cerialitas:
Cerillae:a small town on the sea-coast of Bruttium destroyed by Hannibal, Cirella Vecchia
Cermalus:a depression in the Palatine Hill, towards the Tiber, a part of the Septimontium
Cermorum:ville de Macédoine
Cerne:île de la mer du Sud
Cernunnus:nom d'une divinité gauloise qui est représentée avec des cornes
Ceromatites:répétiteur dans la palestre
Ceron:fontaine de Thessalie
Cerosi:v. Caeroesi
Cerretani:an Iberian people of, among the Pyrenees
Cerretanus:of the Cerretani
Cerretes:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Certima:place forte de Celtibérie
Ceruaria:ville sur la frontière de l'Hispanie et de la Gaule [auj. Cervera]
Cesani:peuple de l'Arabie
Cescum:ville de Cilicie
Cesennia:Censennia (ville du Samnium).
Cessaeae:V.-Fl. les Cesséens (Ibériens d'Asie).
Cessaeus:des Ibériens d'Asie
Cessero:ville de la Narbonnaise
Cessetania:région de la Tarraconnaise
Cestianus:of or belonging to L. Cestius
Cestria:ville d'Épire
Cestros2:a river of Pamphylia, Ak-su
Cetium:ville de Norique
Cetius:fleuve de Mysie
Cetronius:nom de famille romain
Cetuma:ville d'Éthiopie
Ceuenna:-I. a mountain in Gallia, Cevennes -II. a chain of mountains in Gaul, the Cevennes
Ceutronicae:massif dans les Alpes
Chabrias:a distinguished Athenian general;
Chabura:fontaine de Mésopotamie
Chadaei:peuple de l'Arabie
Chadisia:fleuve du Pont
Chaereas:a Grecian proper name.
Chaeremon:Plin. nom d'homme.
Chaeristus:écrivain grec
Chalaeon:ville de la Phocide
Chalastra:ville de Macédoine
Chalastraeus:de Chalastra
Chalastricus:de Chalastra
Chalbasii:Chalbasiens [peuple de l'Arabie]
Chalce:c. Chalcia.
Chalcedon:a town in Bithynia, on the Thracian Bosporus, opposite Byzantium
Chalcedonius:of Chalcedon, Chalcedonian
Chalceritis:île du Pont-Euxin
Chalcia:Chalcie [île de la mer Égée]
Chalcidena:région de Syrie
Chalcidenses:the inhabitants of Chalcis
Chalcidensis:Chalcidian, of Chalcis, plur. subst., the inhabitants of Chalcis
Chalcidicensis:of Chalcis, Cumœ
Chalcidicum:a chamber at the corner of a basuica, on each side of the tribunal, a spacious chamber in Grecian houses
Chalcidiensis:c. Chalcidensis.
Chalcioecos:a temple of Minerva
Chalcitis:île de la Propontide
Chalcosthenes:statuaire grec
Chaldaea:la Chaldée
Chaldaicus:Chaldéen / méthode divinatoire des Chaldéens.
Chaldone:promontoire de l'Arabie Heureuse
Chalonitae:habitants de la Chalonitide
Chalonitis:contrée de l'Assyrie
Chalybs2:a river in Lusitania
Cham:a son of Noah, Ham
Chambades:massif dans le Taurus
Chamos:Kemosh (idole des Moabites).
Chanaan:the land of Canaan, Paiestine
Chanan:the land of Canaan, Paiestine
Chananaei:les Chananéens
Chananaeus:de Chanaan
Chananitis:de Chanaan
Chaones:a people in the north-west part of Epirus, named after, the Chaonians, acc. plur., their country
Chaonis:Chaonian
Characene:la Characène [région de la Susiane]
Characeni:habitants de la Characène
Charadra:a town of Epirus
Charadros:rivière de Phocide
Charadrus:a town in Syria
Charax:a fortress in the valley of Tempe, Carisso
Charbanus:montagne de Médie
Charbrusa:nom d'une île déserte
Chardaleon:région de l'Arabie
Charimander:auteur d'un traité d'astronomie
Charinda:fleuve d'Hyrcanie
Charini:peuple de Germanie
Charisianus:nom d'homme
Charisius:A Greek orator, imitator of Lysias
Charita:nom de f.
Charmadas:An Academic philosopher, pupil of Carneades
Charmae:peuple de l'Inde
Charmantides:peintre grec
Charmis:nom d'un médecin
Charmodara:v. de Syrie dans la Commagène
Charon2:homme d'État thébain
Charoneus:of Charon, of the Lower World
Charopeius:de Charops
Charops:nom d'homme
Charopus:roi des Molosses
Chartae:v. de Mésopotamie
Chasirus:mont d'Élymaïde
Chatramis:contrée de l'Arabie
Chatramotitae:habitants de la Chatramis
Chauchi:a people in Lower Germany, on the ocean, from the Ems to the Elbe, in the south to the region of Oldenburg and Bremen, divided into
Chaucius:le vainqueur des Chauques
Chayci:a people in Lower Germany, on the ocean, from the Ems to the Elbe, in the south to the region of Oldenburg and Bremen, divided into
Chelidon2:a female client of Verres who made him her heir
Chelidon3:Chélidon (jeune homme aimé de Cléopâtre).
Chelidoniae:îles près de la côte de Lycie
Chelidonium2:cap de la Lycie
Chelonates:promontoire de l'Élide
Chelone:nom d'une nymphe
Chelonitis2:an island in the Arabian Gulf
Chelonophagi:peuple de la Caramanie
Chemmis:île de l'Égypte, célèbre par un temple d'Apollon
Cheraemon:nom d'homme
Cherrone:ville de la Chersonèse Taurique
Cherronenses:the inhabitants of the Chersonese
Cherronensis:de Chersonèse.
Cherronesos:the Thracian peninsula at the west of the Hellespont, the Chersonese
!Cherronesus:absol., the Thracian peninsula at the west of the Hellespont, the Chersonese
Chersidamas:nom d'un Troyen
Chersiphron:architecte qui bâtit le temple d'Éphèse
Chersonesus:absol., the Thracian peninsula at the west of the Hellespont, the Chersonese
Cherub:the name of a rank of angels mentioned in the Old Testament
Chesippus:a contemptuous name given by Zeno to Chrysippus
Chesius:fleuve de l'île de Samos
Chilius:a Greek poet
Chilon:Chilon [l'un des sept Sages de la Grèce]
Chilpericus:Chilpéric [roi des Francs]
Chimaereus:One of the ships of the companions of Æneas
Chimaerifer:that produced the Chimœra
Chimarone:promontoire de Phthiotide
Chimera:ville d'Épire
Chimerion:mont de Phthiotide
Chindrum:fleuve d'Asie
Chion:Chion [artiste grec]
Chionides:le fils de Chioné
Chiro:one of the Centaurs, son of Saturn and Philyra, a constellation
Chirocmeta:made by the hand, title of a book by Democritus
Chirogylium:île près de la Lycie
Chironicus:pertaining to Chiron
Chironius:named after Chiron
Chiruchus:nom d'un personnage de comédie
Chirurgumena:Surgical Operations
Chisiotosagi:peuple de l'Inde
Chitone:surnom de Diane
Chium:(sc. vinum), Chian wine
Chius2:an island in the Ægean Sea, on the coast of Ionia, with a capital of the same name, Scio, Khio
Chlamydia:ancien nom de l'île de Délos
Chlodio:Clodion [roi des Francs]
Chlodouechus:Clovis [roi des Francs]
Choani:peuple de l'Arabie Heureuse
Choara:région de la Parthie
Choaspis:A river in Susiana, distinguished for its pure water, from which the Persian kings drank, Kerrah, Kerkhah, Kara-su, a river-god
Choatrae:a people of Lake Mœotis
Choatras:a mountain in Media
Choatres:a river of Parthia, the Adschi-Su
Choba:ville de la Mauritanie Césarienne
Chodae:peuple d'Arabie
Choerogylion:île de la mer de Lycie
Choma2:ville de Lycie
Chora2:a district of Lower Egypt, near Alexandria
Chorasmi:peuple de la Sogdiane
Chorasmius:des Chorasmiens
Chordus2:a Roman cognomen;
Chorographia:the description of countries, geography, the title of a book, of Cicero, of a poem of P. Terentius Varro Atacinus.
Choromandae:peuple de l'Inde
Chorranitae:peuple d'Arabie
Chorsari:nom donné aux Perses par les Scythes
Chosdroena:contrée de la Mésopotamie, nommée aussi Osdroène ou Osroène
Chrestilla:nom de femme
Chrestillus:Chrestillus (nom d'homme).
Chrestologus:a nickname of the emperor Pertinax
!Chrestos:nom d'homme / le Christ
Christiane:in a Christian manner, spirit
Christianismus:Christianity
Christianitas:Christianity
Christianizo:to profess Christianity
Christicola:a worshipper of Christ, Christian
Christipotens:strong in Christ
Christotocos:mère du Christ.
Chrocale:nom grec de femme
Chromius:nom d'homme
Chronius2:fleuve de la Sarmatie
Chrysa:île près de la Crète / île de l'embouchure de l'Indus
Chrysa2:fleuve de Sicile
Chrysampelus:nom d'homme
Chryse:A town on the coast of Troas sacred to Apollo
Chrysei:peuple de l'Inde
Chryseis:his daughter Astynome
Chrysermus:écrivain grec
Chrysippeus:of Chrysippus
Chrysoceras:promontoire sur lequel fut bâtie Byzance
Chrysolaus:tyran de Méthymne
Chrysopolis:promontoire et ville de Bithynie / ville d'Arabie
Chrysorrhoas:the name of several rivers in Cœlesyria, in Lydia, in Bithynia, and in Pontus
Chrysostomus:Inscr. Chrysostome (à la bouche d'or, surnom romain).
Chrysothemis:nom de femme
Chrysus:fleuve d'Hispanie
Chthonius:A Centaur
Chullu:ville de Numidie
Chullutanus:de Chullu
Chuni:the Huns, Sing.
Chunni:the Huns, Sing.
Chunus:of or belonging to the Huns, Hunnish
Chus2:- a - Chus (fils de Cham). - b - la terre de Chus (l'Egypte).
Chyretiae:v. Cyretiae.
Chytri:ville de l'île de Chypre
Chytros:ville de l'île de Chypre,
Ciani:the inhabitants of Cios, a town in Bithynia
Cibalae:ville de la Pannonie
Cibalenses:les habitants de Cibalae
Cibarci:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Cibdeli:les sources Cibdèles (sources malsaines, situées près de Trézène).
Cibilitani:peuplade de Lusitanie
Cibotos:ancien nom d'Apamée de Phrygie
Cibotus:montagne de Carie (?)
Cicereius:nom d'homme
Ciceromastix:the scourge of Cicero, a lampoon of Largius Licinius against Cicero
Ciceronianus:Ciceronian
Ciceronianus2:partisan de Cicéron
Cicimeni:peuple voisin du Palus Méotide
Cicurini:surnom dans la famille des Véturius
Cicurius:
Cicynethus:île près de la Thessalie
Cidamus:ville de la Tripolitaine
Cidenas:nom d'un astrologue
Cierium:ville de Thessalie
Cilbiani:peuple de Lydie
Cilbianus:des Cilbiani
Cilbiceni:peuple de Lusitanie
Cilbus:fleuve de Lusitanie
Cileni:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Cilicus:surnom de Servilius Isauricus, vainqueur des Ciliciens
Cilinenses:pl., habitants de Cilina [la même que Caelina]
Cilitanus:de Cilium
Cilium2:ville d'Afrique, près de Tunis
Cillaba:Cillaba (ville d'Afrique, près de la petite Syrte).
Cilliba:ville d'Afrique
Cilniana:ville de la Bétique
Cilurnum:ville de Bretagne
Cim:nomen
Cimbii:v. de la Bétique
Cimbrice:in the manner of the Cimbrians
Cimenice:région de la Narbonnaise
Cimetra:a town of Samnium
Ciminia:the region about Lake Ciminus
Ciminius:Ciminian
Cimmericus:Cimmerian
Cimmerii:gen.
Cimmeris:c. Antandros.
Cimmerium:ancienne ville de Campanie / ville sur le Bosphore Cimmérien
Cimo:Father of Miltiades
Cimolia:craie de Cimole
Cimolis:ville de Paphlagonie
Cimolius:of or from Cimolus
Cimolus:an island of the Cyclades, distinguished for its chalky soil, Kimolo, Argentiera
Cinaedopolis:île de l'Asie Mineure
Cincienses:peuple de Tarraconnaise
Cinciolus:a pet name for Cincius
Cincius2:L. Cincius Alimentus [historien latin] / M. Cincius Alimentus [tribun de la plèbe, auteur de la loi Cincia] / un ami d'Atticus
Cinctia:an appellation of Juno, as tutelary goddess of marriage
Cinethii:peuple d'Afrique, avoisinant la petite Syrte
Cingilia:a town of the Vestini on the Adriatic Sea
Cingilla:ville de la Commagène
Cingulanus:de Cingulum, habitants de Cingulum
Cinithi:peuple de la province d'Afrique
Cinium:a town of the island of Majorca, Sinau
Cinna2:ville de la Dalmatie
Cinxia:an appellation of Juno, as tutelary goddess of marriage
Cinyps:a river flowing through a very fruitful region in Libya, between the two Syrtes, Cinifo, Wady Khahan
Cinyraeus:of Cinyras
Cinyreius:Cinyrean
Cinyreus:de Cinyras
Cinyria:ville de Chypre
Cios:ville de Bithynie
Cios2:A river in Bithynia
Cipius:nom d'homme
Cippus2:a fabled Roman prœtor, upon whose head horns grew suddenly
Cipus2:a fabled Roman prœtor, upon whose head horns grew suddenly
Circaeum:promontoire et ville de Colchide
Circeienses:the inhabitants of Circeii
Circeiensis:of Circeii
Circeii:the town of Circeii, near the promontory of the same name, in Latium;, Circello
Circeii2:Circéies (ville du Latium, où se réfugia Circé).
Circumcellio:A class of monks, who, without fixed abode, wandered about from cell to cell
Cirra:a very ancient town in Phocis, near Delphi
Cirraeus:of or pertaining to Cirrha, to Apollo
Cisalpicus:cisalpin, qui est en deçà des Alpes
Cisamon:ville de Crète
Cisianthi:peuple de la Samartie asiatique
Cisimbrium:ville de Bétique
Cisori:peuple d'Éthiopie
Cispii:peuple d'Éthiopie
Cissa:ville de Thrace / île près de l'Illyrie
Cisserussa:île voisine de la Carie
Cissi:peuple de la Babylonie
Cissis:a town in
Cissonius:surnom de Mercure
Cistellaria:the title of a comedy of Plautus;
Cisthena:a town of Æolis
Cisthene:ville d'Éolide
Cistiberis:on this side of the Tiber
Citarini:the inhabitants of a city of Sicily
Citheron:a mountain of Bœotia, Elatia, sacred to Bacchus and the Muses, and famous for the death of Pentheus and Actœon, Gen., Acc.
Citiensis:de Citium
Citieus:a Citian
Citium:A seaport town in Cyprus, Khiti, the birthplace of the Stoic Zeno
Citius:a mountain in Macedonia
Citomarae:pl., peuple d'Asie
Cittium:A seaport town in Cyprus, Khiti, the birthplace of the Stoic Zeno
Ciuis2:nom d'h.
Ciuiulitanus:de Civiule [ville de la Byzacène]
Ciuium:a town of the island of Majorca, Sinau
Cius2:ville de Bithynie
Cizania:ville d'Afrique
Cizici:pl., peuple voisin du Tanaïs
Claeon:a fountain in Phrygia
Clampetia:a town of the Bruttii, Amantea
Clanouenta:c. Glannobanta
Clara:nom de femme
Clariae:peuple de Thrace
Clarina:nom de femme
Claros:a small town in Ionia, near Colophon, celebrated for a temple and an oracle of Apollo, Zilleh
Clastidium:A fortress in, near the Padus, Chiasteggio
Claudianistae:hérétiques de la secte du donatiste Claudius
Claudianus2:a Roman poet of Alexandria, of the time of Theodosius the Great and his sons, several of whose panegyric poems are extant
Claudias:ville de Cappadoce
Claudiopolis:A town in Southern Cappadocia, Eraklia
Claudus2:surnom romain
Clausala:a river of Illyria, the Khiri, Drinossi
Clausentum:ville de la Bretagne
Clazomenii:the inhabitants of Clazomenœ
Clazomenius:of Clazomenœ, Clazomenian
Clea:nom de femme
Cleadas:nom d'homme
Cleaereta:nom grec de femme
Clearchus:A Spartan captain
Cledonius:nom d'un grammairien latin
Cleemporus:écrivain grec
Clematius:nom d'un évêque
Clementia2:la Clémence, déesse
Clementinus:d'h.
Clenna:affluent du Pô
Cleobis:son of the priesless Cydippe, brother of Bito
Cleobulus:of Lindus, one of the Seven Sages
Cleochares:un des officiers d'Alexandre
Cleochus:père d'Aréa ou Aria, aimée d'Apollon
Cleomedon:lieutenant de Philippe de Macédoine
Cleona:A small town in Argolis, near Nemea, where Hercules killed the lion, Clenia
Cleonymus:Cléonyme (fils de Cleomène, roi de Sparte).
Cleopater:nom d'homme
Cleopatranus:of or pertaining to Cleopatra
Cleopatricus:de Cléopâtre
Cleophas:Cléophas (frère de Saint Joseph).
Cleophon:a demagogue of Athens
Cleops:c. Cleobis.
Cleostrata:nom grec de femme
Cleostratus:astronome grec
Clesippus:nom d'homme
Cleuas:nom d'un général du roi Persée
Cleuum:ville de Bretagne
Clibanus2:montagne de la Grande Grèce
Clides:groupe d'îles près de Chypre
!Cliduchos:Porte-clefs [nom d'une statue de Phidias]
Cliduchos:the name of two statues by Phidias and by Euphranor
Climax2:montagne de Médie
Climberrum:ville d'Aquitaine
Clinias:The father of Alcibiades
Clisobora:ville de l'Inde
Clisthenes:a statesman and orator of Athens
Clitae:a town of Macedonia
Clitae2:a tribe on the coast of Cilicia Trachea
Cliternia:ville du Samnium
Cliternini:the inhabitants of the town Cliternum, in the territory of the Æqui
Cliterninus:de Cliternum
Cliternum:ville des Èques
Clitipho:Clitiphon [personnage de comédie]
Clitomachus:an Academic philosopher of Carthage, a disciple and follower of Carneades
Clitor:ville d'Arcadie
Clitorium:a town in Arcadia, Abl.
Clitumnus:of Clitumnus
Cliuicola:nom d'une divinité protectrice des collines de Rome
Cloelii:famille d'Albe qui fut admise dans le patriciat romain
Closter:son of Arachne, inventor of the spindle
Cluacina:the purifier
Cluana:ville du Picénum
Cludrus:rivière de Carie
Clufennius:nom de famille romain
Cluilius2:-I. a king of Alba -II. name of a Roman gens
Clunia:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Cluniensis:de Clunia
Clupea3:ville de la Zeugitane
Clupeani:pl., habitants de Clupea
Clusini:the inhabitants of Clusium
Clusiolum:ville d'Ombrie
Clusiuius:c. Clusius.
Clutidae:nom d'une famille d'Élis
Clutomestoridysarchides:a comically formed name
Cluuianum:maison de campagne de Cluvius
Cluuianus:of or pertaining to Cluvia
Clymenaeus:de Clymène
Clymeneis:a daughter of Clymene
Clymeneius:of or pertaining to Clymene
Clypea:a town and promontory in Africa propria, now Kalibia or Clybea (also Clupeae, arum)
Clytaemnestra:the daughter of Tyndarus and Leda, and sister of Helen, Castor, and Pollux; wife of Agamemnon and mother of Orestes, Iphigenia, and Electra;
Clytemnestra:the daughter of Tyndarus and Leda, and sister of Helen, Castor, and Pollux; wife of Agamemnon and mother of Orestes, Iphigenia, and Electra;
Clytidae:a family of haruspices at Elis
Clytie:one of the daughters of Oceanus, changed to the plant
Clytus:Son of Ægyptus
Cnemides:pl.,
Cnemis2:ville de la Phocide
Cnosiacus:de Gnosse, de Cnossos, de Crète.
Cnosos:Gnosse, Cnossos (ville de Crète).
Cnossiacus:v. Gnoss-.
Cnossias:de Gnosse, de Cnossos, de Crète.
Cnossius:of or belonging to Gnosus, to Crete, Gnosian, Cretan
!Cnossos:Gnosse, Cnossos (ville de Crète).
Cnossos:the ancient capital of Crete, the residence of Minos; Cnosson;
!Cnosus:v. Gnoss-.
Coa:a fictitious nickname of Clodia
Coa2:Coan garments
Coarianus:Arien avec, confrère en Arianisme
Coastrae:a people of Lake Mœotis
Coatrae:a people of Lake Mœotis
Cobiamachus:a village in, between Tolosa and Narbo
Cobiomachus:a village in, between Tolosa and Narbo
Coboea:port d'Arabie
Coboris:île près de l'Arabie
Cobucla:ville de la Mauritanie Tingitane
Cobulatus:fleuve de l'Asie Mineure
Cocalides:the daughters of Cocalus
Cocalus:a mythic king in Sicily, who gave protection to Dœdalus when he fled from the persecution of Minos
Cocanicus:lac de Sicile
Cocinthos:promontoire du Bruttium
Cocinthum:promontoire du Bruttium
Coclites:la race des Coclès
Cocondae:peuple de l'Inde
Cocossates:peuple de l'Aquitaine
Cocylium:ville d'Éolide
Cocytianus:du Cocyte.
Codani:peuple de l'Arabie Heureuse
Codanus:golfe de la Baltique
Codeta:a place in which grew plants resembling the tails of horses.
Codeta2:nom de deux plaines près de Rome
Codetanus:de Codeta
Codomannus:cognomen of the last Persian king Darius
Codrio:a town in Greek Illyria
Codrion:a town in Greek Illyria
Coela:a deeply-indented maritime region in Eubœa
Coelae:îles voisines de la Troade
Coelerni:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Coelestini:v. Caelestini
Coelesyria:Hollow Syria, Cœlesyria, between Libanus and Antilibanus, gen.
Coeletae:peuple de la région de l'Hémus
Coelimontanus:of or pertaining to Cœlimontium
Coelimontium:the second region of Rome, including the Cœlian Hill
Coeliolus:a part of the Cœlian Hill
Coelispex:looking towards the Cœlian Hill, a place at Rome
Coelium:Célium (ville d'Apulie).
Coelos:port de Thrace
!Coeranos:Céranus (nom d'homme).
Coeriensis:de Coeré [ville de Lusitanie]
Cogamus:fleuve de Lydie
Cogedus:v. Congedus.
Coinquenda:a goddess who presided over the felling of trees
Coitae:peuple sur les bords du Tanaïs
Colapiani:peuple de Pannonie
Colapis:fleuve de Pannonie
Colarbasus:nom d'un hérétique
Colarni:peuple de Lusitanie
Colax:title of comedies of Menander, Nœvius, and Plautus;
Colaxes:nom d'un héros
Colchiacus:de Colchide.
Colchinium:ville de Dalmatie
Colchus2:a Colchian
Colebae:peuple de l'Inde
Colentini:habitants de Colentum
Colentum:île près de l'Illyrie
Coliacum:c. Colis 2.
Colias:promontoire de l'Inde [en face de Taprobane]
Colicaria:v. de la Gaule Cispadane
Colinia:ancien nom de l'île de Chypre
Colinthani:secte d'hérétiques
Colis:promontoire de l'Inde [en face de Taprobane]
Collabus:a comic name
Collatina:déesse des collines
Collatini:the inhabitants of Collatia
Collectanea:Mélanges [titre d'ouvrage]
Collentum:île près de l'Illyrie
Collina2:goddess of hills
Collina3:la porte Colline
Collippo:ville de la Lusitanie
Collipponensis:de Collippo
Collocat:ind., ville d'Éthiopie
Colluthus:nom d'homme
Collyra2:amante du poète Lucilius
Colobona:ville de la Bétique
Colocasitis:an island near the coast of Africa
Colonae:a town in Troas, Chemali
Colone:ville du Péloponnèse
Colonis:île de la mer Égée
Colophonia:résine de Colophon
Colophoniacus:de Colophon
Colophonius:Colophonian, absol.
Colossae:a city of Phrygia on the Lycus, Khonas; to the church in this place Paul's Epistle to the Colossians was addressed
Colossenses:the Colossians, the inhabitants of Colossœ
Colosseros:an appellation of a large and beautiful man
Colossinus:of or belonging to Colossœ
Colotes2:An Epicurean philosopher of Lampsacus
Colpe:ville d'Ionie
Colpusa:ancien nom de Calchedon
Colubraria:île de la Méditerranée
Columella2:a Roman cognomen in the
Coluthus:nom d'homme
Comagene:The northern province of Syria, Samosat
Comanenses:the inhabitants of Comana
Comani:peuple d'Asie
Comatius:nom de famille romain
Combarisius:nom d'h.
Combaristum:station de la Lyonnaise
Combe:the mother of the Curetes
Combulteria:ville du voisinage de Capoue
Combulterini:habitants de Combulteria
Combuteria:
Come2:a town in Caria, with a temple and an oracle of Apollo
Comenses:the inhabitants of Comum
Comensis:of or pertaining to Comum, Absol.
Comicius:nom de famille romain
Cominianus:de Cominium
Cominianus2:grammairien latin
Cominium:a town of Samnium
Comium:nom de femme
Commagena:Commagène [région de la Syrie]
Commagene:The northern province of Syria, Samosat
Commiades:auteur grec qui écrivit sur la viticulture
Comminianus:grammairien latin
Commodianus:of or pertaining to Commodus
Commodianus2:Commodien [poète chrétien]
Commodius:de l'empereur Commode
Commodus2:August
Commodus3:a Roman cognomen;, Roman emperor
Commolenda:a goddess who presided over the felling of trees struck by lightning
Commone:île de la mer Égée
Commori:peuple d'Asie
Commoris:a fortress in Cilicia, near Mount Amanus
Commotria:titre d'une pièce de Naevius
Comosicus:roi des Goths
Compedia:nom de femme
Complutenses:the people of Complutum
Complutensis:of or belonging to Complutum, Complutensian
Complutum:a town of the Carpetani in, Alcala de Henarez
Compsani:the inhabitants of Compsa
Compsanus:of or pertaining to Compsa
Compse:nom de f.
Compulteria:a little town in Samnium
Comus:nom et surnom romain
Conae:peuple d'Asie
Conane:ville de Pisidie
Conatius:nom d'homme
Concani:a savage people of Cantabria in
Concessinius:surnom romain
Concessus3:nom d'homme
Conchis2:nom de f.
Concordialis2:a priest of Concordia
Concordianus:nom d'homme
Concordienses:A town in
Concordius2:nom d'homme
Concupienses:peuple d'Italie
Condas:de Condate
Condate:a town of Aquitania, Condat
Condatensis:de Condate [ville sur la Loire]
Condatinus:de Condate
Condatomagos:ville d'Aquitaine
Condercum:ville de Bretagne [auj. Benwell]
Condianus:nom d'homme
Condochates:fleuve de l'Inde
Condylon:forteresse de Thessalie
Cone:île à l'embouchure du Danube
Confluentes:the town of Coblentz, situated at the confluence of the Moselle with the Rhine
Congedus:a river in Spain, tributary to the Iberus
Conimbrica:ville de Lusitanie
Conimbriga:ville de Lusitanie
Conisium:ville de Mysie
Conium:ville de Phrygie
Connonius:nom de famille romain
Connus:a Greek lute-player, who taught Socrates music
Conopas:nom d'homme
Consabrum:a town of, south of Toletum, Consuegra
Consaburenses:the inhabitants of Consabrum
Consaburensis:of Consabrum
Consaburum:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Consentia:the capital of the Bruttii, Cōsenza
Consentini:the inhabitants of Consentia
Consentinus:of or pertaining to Consentia
Consentius:nom d'homme
Conseuius:c. Consivius.
Consilinas:of Consilinum
Consilinum:a fortified town in Bruttium
Consingis:femme de Nicomède, roi de Bithynie
Consitius:nom d'homme
Consiua:she who sows, plants
Consiuia:she who sows, plants
Consiuius:he who sows, plants
Consoranni:peuple de l'Aquitaine
Constans2:a Roman proper name
Constantia2:a Roman proper name
Constantiacus:de Constance [empereur romain]
Constantianus:de Constance [empereur romain]
Constantianus2:nom d'un officier de l'empereur Julien
Constantiensis:of or pertaining to Constantius
Constantina:A daughter of Constantine the Great
Constantinensis:de la ville de Constantine [Numidie]
Constantinianus:of or pertaining to Constantine
Constantiniensis:de la ville de Constantine [Numidie]
Constantinopolis:the city Constantinople, Stamboul
Constantinopolitanus:of Constantinople
Constantinus:Constantine, a well-known Roman emperor
Constantius:the name of a Roman emperor who reigned from, adjj.
Constitutus2:surnom romain
Consualia:the festival of Consus
Consuanetes:v. Cosuanetes.
Consuarani:peuple de la Narbonnaise
Contenebra:ville d'Étrurie
Contensis:de Conta [ville d'Afrique]
Conterebromia:la Contérébromia (mot forgé par Plaute : pays parcouru par Bacchus, pays où l'on foule beaucoup de raisin; Bromius est un surnom de Bacchus).
Conterebromius:Libya, which Bacchus traversed, where much wine is pressed
Contestania:région de la Tarraconnaise
Contius:surnom romain / Contia oliva, variété d'olives
Contosolia:ville d'Hispanie
Contrebia:a fortified town in, in the province of the
Contrebienses:the inhabitants of Contrebia
Contrebis:nom d'une divinité de Contrebia
Contributa:ville de la Bétique
Contributensis:de Contributa
Conuenae:the mixed people, the Refugees, a community gathered by Pompey at the foot of the Pyrenees, on the Garumna, St. Bertrand des Comminges
!Coos:one of the Sporadic Islands in the Myrtoan Sea, on the coast of Caria, celebrated for the cultivation of the vine and for weaving; the birthplace of Hippocrates, Apelles, and Philetas, Stanco.
Copae:an ancient town in Bœotia, Topolia
Copais:le lac Copaïs, en Béotie
Copellius:nom de famille
Cophantus:montagne de la Bactriane
Cophes:affluent de l'Indus
Cophes2:fils d'Artabaze
Copirus:nom d'esclave
Coponianus:of or pertaining to Coponius
Copori:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Coppa:a letter of the original Greek alphabet, koph, q.
Coptis:f., of Coptos
Coptites:m., of Coptos
Coptiticus:of Coptos, Egyptian
!Coptos:a trading town in the Thebaid, on the eastern side of the Nile, Justinianopolis, Coft
Coracesium:a town on the borders of Cilicia and Pamphylia
Coracinus3:surnom d'homme
Coralis:nom d'une source en Arabie
Coralius:fleuve de Phrygie [le même que le Sangarius]
Coralli:a people of Lower Mœsia, on the Danube, on the coast of the Black Sea
Coralliba:île de l'Inde
Corallicus:of or belonging to the Coralli
Corambis:ville d'Égypte
Corani:the inhabitants of Cora
Coranitae:peuple de l'Arabie Heureuse
Corassiae:îles de la mer Égée
Coraxi:peuple de Colchide
Corbio:Masc., a Roman surname
Corbio2:ville des Èques / ville d'Hispanie
Corchera:Corcyra
Corculum2:a little heart, a surname of Scipio Nasica, on account of his sagacity, masc.
Corculus:sage, sensé
Corcyraei:the inhabitants of Corcyra
Corduena:a district of Greater Armenia, Kurdistan
Cordueni:-I. the inhabitants of Corduena, the Kurds -II. a people of Armenia, the modern Kurds
Cordylusa:île près de Rhodes
Cordylussa:île près de Rhodes
Corese:île de la mer Égée
Coressos:ville de l'île de Céos
!Coressus:ville de l'île de Céos
Coretus:golfe du Palus-Méotide
Corfinius:of Corfinium
Coria:a name of the fourth Minerva, among the Arcadians
Corinaeum:ville de Chypre
Corinaeus:v. Corynaeus.
Corinenses:habitants d'une ville de l'Italie inférieure
Coriniensis:de Corinium
Corinium:ville d'Illyrie
Corinthiacus:de Corinthe
Corinthiarius:gardien des bronzes de Corinthe / amateur de bronzes de Corinthe
Corinthienses:colonists
Coriolani:the inhabitants of Corioli
Coriolanus2:the inhabitants of Corioli
Corioli:a town in Latium, destroyed by Caius Marcius
Coriosuelites:c. Curiosolites.
Coriouallum:v. de Belgique
Corippus:a Latin grammarian and poet, about the middle of the sixth century.
Cormalos:fleuve d'Éolie
Cormasa:a town in Pisidia
Cornacates:habitants de Cornacum [ville de Pannonie]
Corne:ville du Latium
Cornelianus:of or belonging to a Cornelius, Cornelian
Cornensis:de Cornus
Cornicen2:a surname of several persons in the
Cornicinus:c. Cornicen
Cornicularia:a lost play of Plautus
Corniculum2:an ancient town in Latium
Corniscae:les Corneilles sacrées [consacrées à Junon]
Cornucopia:the horn of the goat Amalthea placed in heaven, the emblem of fruitfulness and abundance
Cornus2:a city on the western coast of Sardinia
Corolia:ville de l'Arabie Heureuse
Coronae:name of the two daughters of the Theban Orion
Coronaeus:-I. Coronean, Golfo de Coron -II. of or belonging to Coronea
Corone:a city on the west coast of the Messenian bay
Coronea:a town in Bœotia, west of Lake Copais
Coronensis:de Coronée
Coroneus:a king in Phocis, father of Corone, who was changed to a crow
Coronia:ville de Béotie
Coros:fleuve de la Perse
Corpeni:ville de Lycaonie
Corpilli:peuple de Thrace
Corragon:fort dans la Macédoine
Corragum:fort dans la Macédoine
Corragus:nom d'homme grec
Corrhagon:a fortress in Macedonia
Corrhagum:a fortress in Macedonia
Corseae:groupe d'îles près de l'Ionie
Corsicanus:Corsican
Corsis:the island Corsica, in the Mediterranean Sea, renowned in ancient times for the honey and wax of wild bees; the place of banishment of Seneca the philosopher
Corte:ville de la Haute-Égypte
Corticata:île de l'Océan
Cortona:-I. a very ancient town in Etruria, northwest of Lake Trasimenus -II. a town founded by the Achaians, on the east coast of Bruttium, Crotone
Cortonenses:the inhabitants of Cortona
Cortonensis:of Cortona
Cortuosa:a town of Etruria
Corumbus:nom d'homme
Corus:the north-west wind;
Corybas:Plur.
Corycides:of or pertaining to the promontory Corycus;
Corycos:a promontory in Cilicia, with a town and harbor of the same name, and a cave, very celebrated in ancient times; also famous for its production of saffron; Khorgos
!Corycus2:a promontory in Cilicia, with a town and harbor of the same name, and a cave, very celebrated in ancient times; also famous for its production of saffron;, Khorgos
Corydalla:ville de Lycie
Corylenus:a city of Æolis
Corymbia2:autre nom de Rhodes
Coryna:ville d'Ionie
Corynaeus:de Coryna
Corypha:daughter of Oceanus, mother of the fourth Minerva
Coryphanta:ville de Bithynie
Coryphantenus:de Coryphanta
Coryphas:ville de Mysie
Coryphasia:a title of Minerva
Coryphasium:promontoire et ville de Messénie
Coryphe:fille de l'Océan
Cos4:one of the Sporadic Islands in the Myrtoan Sea, on the coast of Caria, celebrated for the cultivation of the vine and for weaving; the birthplace of Hippocrates, Apelles, and Philetas, Stanco.
Cosae:An ancient town in Etruria, not far from the coast, Ansedonia, Orbitello
Cosani:A town in Lucania, in the territory of the Thurini
Cosanus:adj., of Cosa
Coscinus:village de Carie
Cosedia:ville de la Lyonnaise
Cosenus:fleuve de Mauritanie
Cosetani:c. Cessetania.
Cosingis:épouse de Nicomède, roi de Bithynie
Cosiri:peuple de l'Inde
Cosmianum:an unguent made by him
Cosmianus:named, derived from Cosmus
Cosoagus:fleuve de l'Inde
Cossanus:adj., of Cosa
Cossetani:v. Cessetani et Cessetania.
Cossiaei:peuple de la Susiane
Cossio:v. d'Aquitaine
Cossura:a small island between Sicily and Africa, Pantellaria
Cossutia:femme de César
Cossyra:a small island between Sicily and Africa, Pantellaria
Costobocensis:des Costoboci
Costoboci:peuple de la Sarmatie
Cosuanetes:peuplade des Alpes
Cosura:île entre la Sicile et l'Afrique
Cosyri:v. Cosiri.
Cothon:a name given to any artificial harbor
Cothonea:mère de Triptolème
Cotieri:peuple de la Scythie Asiatique
Cotiliae:ville des Sabins
Cotinusa:ancien nom de Gadès
Cotinussa:ancien nom de Gadès
Cotobacchi:peuple des bords du Tanaïs
Cotonis:une des îles Échinades
Cotton:a town of Æolis, in Asia Minor
Cottonara:contrée de l'Inde
Cottonare:port d'Éthiopie
Cottus:c. Cotys.
!Cotus:chef Éduen
Cotus:the name of several Thracian princes
Cotyaeum:ville de Phrygie
Cotyaion:ville de Phrygie
Cotyorum:ville du Pont
Cotyttia:her festival
Couella:surnom de Junon
Coum:Coan wine
Cragos:a promontory and chain of mountains in Lycia, the abode of the Chimæra
!Cragus:a promontory and chain of mountains in Lycia, the abode of the Chimæra
Crambusa:île près de Chypre
Crambussa:Crambuse (île près de la Cilicie).
Cranaos:ville de Carie
Cranaus:roi d'Athènes
Cranda:ville d'Éthiopie
Crane:autre nom de Carna
Crania:montagne d'Épire
Cranii:the inhabitants of a town on the island of Cephallenia, Granea
Cranon:a town of Thessaly, in the Vale of Tempe
Cranonius:of Cranon
Crassianus:de Crassus [le triumvir]
Crassipes:a surname of the gens Furia, the most celebrated is, Cicero's son-in-law
Crassitius:a grammarian of Rome
Crataeis:the mother of Scylla
Crataeis2:fleuve du Bruttium
Cratea:ville de Bithynie
Crateae:îles de la Dalmatie
Crateis:nom d'une nymphe
Craterus:A general of Alexander the Great
Crateuas:nom d'un médecin
Cratia:ville de Bithynie
Crato:Craton [médecin]
Craugiae:îles du golfe Saronique
Crebennus:nom d'homme
Cremaste:surnom de Larissa en Phthiotide
Cremmenses:habitants de Cremma [ville de Pisidie]
Cremmyon:a village in Megaris, afterwards belonging to Corinth, laid waste by a wild sow, which was slain at last by Theseus
Cremniscos:ville près du Danube
Crenacca:affluent du Gange
Crenaeus:a centaur
Crene:a town of Æolis
Creon2:montagne de l'île de Lesbos
Creontiades:Lact. descendant de Créon.
Crepi:les Luperques
Cresilas:statuaire grec
Cresphontes:Cresphonte [héros grec] / tragédie d'Euripide
Cresphontes2:Cresphonte [héros grec] / tragédie d'Euripide
Cretaeus:Cretan, Subst. m. the Cretan, Epimenides
Cretaeus2:Cretan, Subst. m. the Cretan, Epimenides
Cretani:Crétois, habitants de Crète
Cretheius:de Créthée
Crethides:descendant de Créthée [Jason]
Creusis:ville de Béotie
Crexa:île de l'Adriatique
Crialoon:ville d'Égypte
Crianos:fleuve d'Éolide
Cricolabus:porteur de cerceau), surnom d'un personnage de comédie
Crimessus:a river on the south-west coast of Sicily
Crimissus:a river on the south-west coast of Sicily
Crimisus:a river on the south-west coast of Sicily
Crinas:médecin du temps de Pline
Crinissus:a river on the south-west coast of Sicily
Criniuolum:ville d'Ombrie
Criphii:v. Cryphii.
Crisa:an ancient town of Phocis, on the sea, Crisso
Crisaeus:of Crisa
Crissa:v. Crisa.
Crista2:a Roman surname
Critensi:peuple d'Éthiopie
Crithote:a town in Chersonesus Thracia
Critias:one of the thirty tyrants at Athens
Crito:a rich citizen of Athens, a disciple and friend of Socrates
Critodemus:astronome
Critomedia:une des Danaïdes
Critonia:nom d'un acteur tragique
Criumetopon:a promontory at the southern extremity of the Tauric Chersonesus
Crobialos:ville de Paphlagonie
Crobiggi:peuple de la Sarmatie
Crobyzi:peuple de la Sarmatie
Crocala:île voisine de la Gédrosie
Crocale:a companion of Diana
Crocodilus2:montagne de Cilicie
Crocus2:a youth who was metamorphosed into a saffron-flower
Crocyle:île voisine d'Ithaque
Croesius:of Crœsus
Crommyoacris:c. Crommyuacris.
Crommyonnesos:île près de Smyrne
Crommyuacris:the most northern point of Cyprus
Cromna:ville de Paphlagonie
Cromyon:a village in Megaris, afterwards belonging to Corinth, laid waste by a wild sow, which was slain at last by Theseus
Cromyuacris:the most northern point of Cyprus
Cronia:autre nom de la Bithynie
Cronia2:a festival of Saturn, celebrated in Greece, and especially at Athens
Cronius:nom d'homme
Cronos:the god of time
!Cronus:the god of time
Crotalus:fleuve du Bruttium
Croto2:héros fondateur de Crotone / nom romain
Croto3:Crotone [ville de la Grande Grèce]
Croton2:héros fondateur de Crotone / nom romain
Croton3:a town founded by the Achaians, on the east coast of Bruttium, now Crotone
Crotonias:de Crotone
Crotoniatae:inhabitants of Crotona
Crotonienses:the inhabitants of Crotona
Crotopus:Crotope [roi d'Argos]
Crotos:a constellation, the Archer;
!Crotus:le Sagittaire (constellation).
Croucasis:nom donné au Caucase par les Scythes
Crumerum:ville de la Basse-Pannonie
Cruni:les Crunes (ville de Mésie).
Crunos:ancien nom de Dionysopolis
Cruricrepida:Rattle-shin, the feigned name of a slave, about whose legs blows, chains rattle
Crus2:surnom romain dans la gens Cornelia
Crusa:île dans le golfe Céramique
Cruscellio:surnom romain
Crusta2:d'h,
Crustumeria:ville de la Sabine
Crustumerinus:of Crustumeria
Crustumerium:ville de la Sabine
Crustumini:the inhabitants of Crustumeria
Crustuminus:de Crustumeria
Crustumium:an ancient town in the country of the Sabines, north-east of Fidenæ, Monte Rotondo;
Crya:ville de Lycie
Cryos:fleuve de Lydie
Cryphiolathronia:the name of an imaginary country
Cryptos:ancien nom de l'île de Chypre
Ctesias:a famous physician of Cnidus in Caria, author of a history of the East
Ctesibicus:of Ctesibius
Ctesibius:a mechanic of Alexandria, distinguished for his inventions in hydraulics
Ctesicles:peintre grec
Ctesidemus:peintre
Ctesilaus:statuaire contemporain de Phidias
Ctesilochus:peintre élève d'Apelle
Ctesipho:Ctésiphon [personnage des Adelphes de Térence]
Ctesiphon:a town in Assyria, residence of the Parthian kings
Ctesiphon2:an Athenian defended by Demosthenes
Cuba:the goddess who protects the lying down of children
Cuballa:a town in
Cuballum:ville de Galatie
Cubi:nom d'une tribu des Bituriges
Cubulterini:c. Compulterini.
Cuburriates:peuple d'Italie
Cucios:source près du golfe Arabique
Cucullae:v. de Norique.
Cucusenus:de Cucusus
Cucusus:v. de Cappadoce
Cuiculi:ville de Numidie
Cularo:a town in, Grenoble
Cularonensis:de Cularo
Culici:peuple de la Vénétie
Culleo:nom romain
Culleolus:surnom romain
Cumana:vase de Cumes
Cumanani:habitants de Cumes
Cumania:forteresse de l'Ibérie d'Asie
Cume:ville de Campanie
Cunctator2:a surname of the dictator
Cunerum:promontoire d'Italie
Cuneus2:a promontory in Lusitania, Cabo St. Maria, the extreme southern point of Portugal
Cuniculariae:îles situées entre la Corse et la Sardaigne
Cunina:the goddess who protects children in the cradle
Cupitus2:Désiré [surn. romain]
Cupra:the name of two cities in Picenum
Cuprenses:their inhabitants
Cuprensis:de Cupra.
Curenses:the inhabitants of Cures
Curetes:habitants de Cures, Sabins
Curetes2:the most ancient inhabitants of the island of Crete, who paid their worship to Jupiter, with noisy music and armed dances
Cureticus:Cretan
Curetis:pertaining to the Curetes; Cretan
Curetis2:an earlier name of the island of Crete itself, of Acarnania
Curetis3:an inhabitant of Cures
Curfidius:v. Corfidius.
Curias:promontoire de Chypre
Curiatii:an Albanian, subsequently transplanted to Rome
Curictae:habitants de Curicta
Curicticus:de Curicta
Curienus:nom de famille romain
Curietae:the inhabitants of Curieta, an island on the coast of Illyria, Veglia
Curieticus:of Curieta
Curiga:ville de Bétique
Curii:an Albanian, subsequently transplanted to Rome
Curiosolites:a Gallic tribe in Armorica, near the mod. Corseult, south of St. Malo
Curite:ville qu'on croit avoir été en Phrygie
Curitis:a surname of Juno as protector of spearmen
Curnoniensis:de Curnonium [Tarraconnaise]
Curritis:surnom de Junon
Curubis:ville de la province d'Afrique
Curubitanus:de Curubis
Curunda:ville d'Hispanie
Cusibis:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Custidius:nom romain
Cusuentani:peuple des monts Albains
Cusum:v. de Pannonie
Cutiae:v. de la Transpadane
Cuticiacum:ville des Arvernes
Cutilia:an ancient city in the Sabine land, on a lake called, Lago di Contigliano
Cutiliae:ville des Sabins / [s.-ent. aquae], les eaux de Cutilies
Cutiliensis:de Cutilies
Cutilius:of Cutilia
Cutina:a city of the
Cutis2:ville d'Arachosie
Cyanee:a nymph, daughter of Mæander, mother of Caunus and of Byblis
Cyaneos:fleuve de Colchide
Cyaneus2:of or belonging to the Cyaneæ
Cyatis:citadelle de Céphallénie
Cybela:A goddess, originally Phrygian, later worshipped in Rome also as, or, whose priests were called
Cybelista:a priest of Cybele
Cybiosactes:a dealer in salt fish; nickname of the thirteenth Ptolemy, the emperor Vespasian
Cybistra:a town of Cappadocia
Cybotus:v. Cibotus.
Cychri:pl., ville de Thrace, célèbre par ses eaux malsaines
Cyclopea:the myth of the Cyclopes as represented in a pantomime
Cyclopeus:Cyclopean, of the Cyclopes
Cyclopis:île du Cyclope, près de Rhodes
Cycneis:Hélène [née d'un cygne]
Cycneius:of or pertaining to the Boeotian Cycnus, the son of Hyrie
Cydara:fleuve de l'île Taprobane
!Cydnos:a river in Cilicia, famed for its cold and tonic waters, Kara - Su, Tersustschai
Cydonea:an ancient and celebrated town on the north coast of Crete, Canea;
Cydonia:an ancient and celebrated town on the north coast of Crete, Canea;
Cydoniatae:the inhabitants of Cydonia
Cydonites2:adj., Cydonian, Subst. -II. quince-wine
Cygnus2:A king of the Ligurians, son of Sthenelus, related to Phæton, who was changed to a swan and placed among the stars
Cylicrani:] :
Cyllarus:A Centaur
Cyllenides:one sprung from Cyllene
Cyllenis:Cyllenian, of Mercury
Cyloneus:de Cylon (Athénien).
Cylonius:pertaining to Cylon, the well-known Athenian, the crime committed by the murder of Cylon's partisans at the altar of Athene, where they had sought asylum
Cymaei:inhabitants of Cyme
Cymander:Cymandre [fleuve de l'Inde]
Cymine:a town in Thessaly
Cynaegirus:an Athenian, famous for his valor in the battle of Marathon
Cynaethae:ville d'Arcadie
Cynaethus:c. Cynetus.
Cynamolgi:a wild tribe of Ethiopia
Cynapes:a river which empties into the Euxine
Cynapses:fleuve qui se jette dans le Pont-Euxin
Cynara:nom de femme, v. Cinara
Cynasynensis:de Cynasys [ville de la Byzacène]
Cynegetica:Cynegetics, the name given to poems on hunting by Gratius Faliscus and Nemesianus in Latin, and by Oppianus in Greek
Cynetes:pl., Cynètes, peuple de Lusitanie
Cynetus:ancien nom de l'île de Délos
Cyneus:
Cynice:the Cynic sect
Cynice2:after the manner of the Cynics
Cynici:pl., Cyniques [philosophes de la secte d'Antisthène] / sing. Cynicus [en parl. de Diogène]
Cynopolis:ville d'Égypte, sur le Nil
Cynos:a harbor of Locris, at the northern end of the Opuntian bay
Cynoscephalae:name of two hills near Scotussa in Thessaly
Cynossema:a promontory of the Thracian Chersonese where Hecuba was buried
Cynosurae:a promontory in Attica, west of Marathon, Schoinia, Cap Cabala
Cynosuris:of or pertaining to the Cynosura
!Cynus:a harbor of Locris, at the northern end of the Opuntian bay
Cyparia:a town in Messenia, Arkadhia
Cyparissa:a town in Messenia, Arkadhia
Cyparissae:c. Cyparissa.
Cyparissia:Cyparisse (ville de Messénie).
Cyparissius:of or pertaining to Cyparissa, Gulf of Arkadhia
Cyparissus2:a youth changed to a cypress
Cypriacus:de Chypre
Cyprianus:Cyprian, a celebrated Church father of the third century, bishop at Carthage
Cypriarches:a prefect of Cyprus
Cypricus:Cyprian
Cypris:the Cyprian, Venus
Cyprium:copper
Cyprus:an island in the Mediterranean Sea, on the coast of Asia Minor, renowned for its fruitfulness, its rich mines, especially of copper, and for the worship of Venus
Cypsela:a town in Thrace, on the Hebrus, Ipsala
Cypsela2:a town in Thrace, on the Hebrus, Ipsala
Cypselides:the descendant of Cypselus, Periander
Cypselus2:a tyrant at Corinth
Cyra:c. Cyrene
Cyras:a mountain in Africa
Cyrea:The name of a youth
Cyrenaei:de Callimaque
Cyrenaeicus:de Cyrène [ville]
Cyrenaica:the province Cyrenaica, in Libya
Cyrenaicus:Cyrenaic.
Cyrenius:nom d'un gouverneur de Syrie
Cyretiae:a town of Thessaly
Cyreus:de Cyrus [architecte] / pl., travaux de Cyrus
Cyrillus:Cyrille [nom d'homme]
Cyrnaeus:de Corse
Cyrne:nom grec de l'île de Corse
Cyrniacus:de Corse
Cyrnos:the island Corsica
!Cyrnus:the island Corsica
Cyropolis:a town in Sogdiana
Cyrrestica:a province of Syria
Cyrrha:v. Cirrha.
Cyrrhestae:peuple de Macédoine
Cyrrhestica:a province of Syria
Cyrrhestice:a province of Syria
Cyrtaei:a Median tribe, celebrated as slingers
Cyrtii:a Median tribe, celebrated as slingers
Cyssus:a town and harbor in Ionia
Cyta:c. Cytae
Cytae:a town in Colchis, the birthplace of Medea
Cytaeaeus:Cytæan;, Medean, magical
Cytaei:pl., habitants de Cyta
Cytaeum:ville de Crète
Cytaeus:Cytæan;, Colchian.
Cytaine:de Cyta, épithète de Médée
Cythere:Venus
Cythereia:Venus
Cythereias:Cytherean;, belonging, consecrated to Venus
Cythereis:the Cytherean, Venus
Cytheris:a mistress of Antonius
Cytherius:Cythérien, nom donné à Antoine [qui aimait Cythéris]
Cythnius:of Cythnos, Cythnian
!Cythnos:one of the Cyclades, Thermia
Cytis:an island at the entrance of the Arabian Gulf, producing chrysolite; Perim
Cytisorus:son of Phrixus, and founder of Cytorus
Cytoriacus:of Cytorus, Cytorian
Cytoros:a mountain abounding in boxwood, and a town upon it, in Paphlagonia, Kidros
Cyzicenus:of or belonging to
Cyzicos:a town celebrated in ancient times, in Mysia, on an island or peninsula of the same name in the Propontis, Chizico, Atraki, Balkiz
!Cyzicos2:a king of the Dolones, after whom the town of Cyzicum was named
Cyzicum:a town celebrated in ancient times, in Mysia, on an island or peninsula of the same name in the Propontis, Chizico, Atraki, Balkiz
!Cyzicus2:a town celebrated in ancient times, in Mysia, on an island or peninsula of the same name in the Propontis, Chizico, Atraki, Balkiz
Daae:a Scythian tribe beyond the Caspian Sea
Dabana:c. Davana.
Dabelli:peuple d'Éthiopie
Dabitha:ville de l'île Méséné
Daciscanus:des Dacisques
Dacisci:Dacisques [peuple de Mésie]
Daciscus:Dacian
Dacius:Dacian
Dactyli:no.
Dacus2:a Dacian
Dadastana:a city of Bithynia, near the borders of Galatia; here the Emperor Jovian died
Dadybri:ville de Paphlagonie
Daedala2:A fortified place in Caria, two small islands off the coast of Caria
Daedalicus:A later sculptor of Sicyon, son and pupil of Patrocles
Daedalion:a, king of Trachis, son of Lucifer, and brother of Ceyx, who was changed into a hawk
Daedalis:Dédalis [nom de femme]
Daedalium:ville de Sicile
Daemon2:the name of a Greek sculptor
Daemones:the name of an old man, a character in the Rudens
Daesitiatae:a people in the south of Pannonia Superior
Dagolassos:ville de la petite Arménie
Dagon:ind., Dagon [idole des Philistins]
Dahippus:a sculptor, son and pupil of Lysippus
Daiphron:a Grecian sculptor
Dalila:femme du pays des Philistins, aimée de Samson
Dalion:A physician
Dalmatensis:Dalmatian
Dalmatica:a long undergarment of Dalmatian wool, worn by priests during the mass
Dalmaticatus:clothed in such a garment
Dalmaticus2:surname of L. Metellus on account of his victories over the Dalmatians
Dalmatinus:de Dalmatie
Dalmatius:de la Dalmatie
Damanitani:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Damaratus:c. Demaratus.
!Damascena:Damascène [partie de la Coelé-Syrie], pays de Damas
Damascene:Damascène [partie de la Coelé-Syrie], pays de Damas
Damasceni:habitants de Damas
Damascenus:of Damascus, Damascene, damson
Damascenus2:surnom de Jupiter, adoré à Damas
!Damascos:Damas (capital de la Syrie).
Damascos:Dammesek, Darmesek, the very ancient capital of Coelesyria, on the Chrysorrhoas, celebrated for its terebinths, and, since the time of the Emperor Diocletian, for its fabrics in steel, now Dameshk
Damasichthon:son of Amphion and Niobe, slain by Apollo
Damastes:Damaste [historien grec, né en Syrie]
Damastus:Damaste [historien grec, né en Syrie]
Damasus:saint Damase, évêque né en Lusitanie, ami de saint Jérôme
Damea:ancien nom d'Apamée [en Syrie]
Damen:nom d'un historien
Damia:surnom de Cybèle
Damio:nom d'homme
Damnia:ville d'Arabie
Damocles:a courtier of Dionysius the younger
Damocritus:nom d'un préteur des Étoliens
Damophilus:nom d'hommes
Danagula:ville de l'Inde en deçà du Gange
Danaster:a river forming the boundary between Dacia and Sarmatia, now the Dniester
Danasterus:fleuve de la Sarmatie européenne [auj. Dniester]
Dandace:ville de la Chersonèse Taurique
Dandari:a Scythian tribe in Asiatic Sarmatia, S. E. of the
Dangalae:peuple d'Arachosie
Dani:the Danes, the people of Denmark
Dania:Denmark
Danicus:Danish
Daniel:the Hebrew prophet, passim
Danielus:Daniel [prophète] / autres du même nom
Danthelethae:c. Denselatae
Danubinus:du Danube
Danuuinus:of or belonging to the Danube, Danubian
Danuuiubius:the Danube
Daorizi:peuple de Liburnie
Daorsei:peuple de Liburnie
Daphidas:sophiste de Telmesse
Daphissa:montagne de Thessalie
Daphitas:a sophist of Telmessus, killed by falling from his horse
Daphnaeus:de Daphné [v. de Syrie]
Daphnensis:belonging to Daphne
Daphnus:Daphnonte [ville d'Ionie] / ville de Phocide
Daphnusa:île de la mer Égée [la même que Tellusa]
Daphusa:montagne de Thessalie
Darae:peuple de Libye
Daras:fleuve de Carmanie
Darat:fleuve de Libye
Daratitae:peuple voisin du Darat
Dardae:peuple de l'Inde
Dardanicus:de Dardanie, des Dardaniens
Dardanium:promontoire et ville de Dardanie [en Troade]
Dardanum:c. Dardanium
Darde:ville d'Éthiopie
Dardi:ancien peuple d'Apulie
Dareion:ville de la Parthie
Daremae:peuple voisin du golfe Arabique
Dari:peuple de l'Inde, en deçà du Gange
Daritis:la Daritide, partie de l'Ariane
Darius3:of Darius
Darrintis:la Daritide, partie de l'Ariane
Darsa:ville de Pisidie
Dascusa:ville de la petite Arménie / ville de Cappadoce
Dascyleum:ville de Bithynie
Dascylium:ville de Bithynie
Dascylos:ville de Bithynie
Dasibari:fleuve de la Cyrénaïque
Dasius:nom d'homme
Dassarenses:peuple d'Illyrie
Dassaresii:les Dassarésiens (peuple d'Illyrie).
Dassaretae:a people of Illyria
Dassaretii:peuple d'Illyrie
Dasumnus:nom d'un ancien roi de Salente
Datames:nom d'un satrape perse
Datianus:nom d'homme
Datis:a general of the Medes
Datos:ville de Thrace
!Datus3:Datus (ville de Thrace).
Dauana:ville de Mésopotamie
Dauelli:v. Dabelli.
Dauersi:v. Daorizi.
Dauid:David, roi des Hébreux
Dauid2:the second king of the Jews, and principal author of the Book of Psalms
Dauidicus:of or belonging to David
Daulias:de Daulis
Daulius:de Daulis ; de Philomèle
Daunia:la Daunie (autre nom de l'Apulie).
Dauniacus:Daunian, Apulian
Daunias:the province Daunia, Apulia
Daunii:the inhabitants of
!Dauos:a name given to Roman slaves
Deana:c. Diana
Debora:nourrice de Rébecca / prophétesse qui gouverna le peuple d'Israël
Debris:ville de Libye
Decapolis:la Décapole, [contrée de la Judée]
Decapolitanus:de la Décapole
Deceatum:ville de la Narbonnaise
Decebalus:a Dacian king, subdued by Trajan
Decelea:a demos in Attica, stadia from the Boeotian frontier
Decelia:Décélie [bourg de l'Attique]
Decemprimi:the heads or presidents of the ten decuriae which usually formed the senate in an Italian city or Roman colony, Their dignity
Decennouium:the Pomptine Marshes
Decentiaci:his adherents
Decentiacus:pertaining to Decentius.—Subst.
Decentius:a general of Magnentius
Deciani:peuple d'Apulie ou de Calabrie
Decianus2:-I. no. -II. of or belonging to Decius
Deciatum:ville de la Narbonnaise
Decima:proper names
Decimianus:named for Decimus
Decius2:An ancient Italian praenomen
Decrianus:architecte de l'empereur Hadrien
Decuni:peuple de la Dalmatie
Deferenda:v. Adolenda.
Deferunda:a goddess that presided over the bringing of offerings
Deianira:daughter of Oeneus, sister of Meleager, wife of Hercules, and mother of Hyllus
Deianira2:v. Deianira.
Deionides:son of Deïone by Apollo, Miletus
Deiotarianus:de Déjotarus
Deiotarus:Tetrarch of Galatia, afterwards king in Armenia Minor and a part of Pontus;
Deiotarus2:Déjotarus [roi de Galatie, défendu par Cicéron devant César]
Deipassianus:a believer in the capacity of the Divine nature for suffering
Deiphile:v. Deipyla
Deipyla:fille d'Adraste et mère de Diomède
Deipyle:fille d'Adraste et mère de Diomède
Deitania:Déitanie [partie de la Tarraconnaise]
Delas:nom d'homme
Delfi:v. Delphi.
Delgouitia:ville de Bretagne
Deliadae:Apollon et Diane, nés à Délos
Deliades:statuaire grec
Delmatae:the Dalmatians, on the eastern coast of the Adriatic, no., Adj.: montes Dalmatae
Delmatensis:Dalmatian
Delmaticatus:clothed in such a garment
Delminium:the ancient capital of Dalmatia
Delphacie:île de la Propontide
Delphica:table delphique en forme de trépied
Delphice:in the manner of the Delphic oracle
Delphicola:the inhabitant of Delphi
Delphicus2:Apollon
Delphidius:Attius Tiro Delphidius [rhéteur]
Delphis:a priestess of the Delphic Apollo
Deltoton:the Triangle
Delus:c. Delos.
Demarata:daughter of King Hiero
Demarate:fille du roi Hiéron / mère d'Alcibiade
Demea:a Greek proper name
Demeter:nom grec de Cérès
Demetriacus:of Demetrias
Demetrias:a city in Thessaly, newly colonized by Demetrius Poliorcetes, Volo
Demetrion:Démétrium [ville de la Phthiotide] / port de Samothrace
Demetrium:a town in Phthiotis, with a temple to Demeter (Ceres)
Demipho:a character in the Phormio of Terence
Democles:écrivain grec
Democritea:the doctrines of Democritus
Democriteus:de Démocrite
Democriticus:of or belonging to Democritus
Democritii:his followers
Democritius:de Démocrite
Demodamas:écrivain grec
Demoleon:a centaur slain by Perseus
Demoleus:Démolée [guerrier grec]
Demonassa:Démonassa [soeur d'Irus]
Demonnesos:île de la Propontide
Demosthea:Démosthée [fille de Priam]
Demosthenice:à la manière de Démosthène
Demosthenicus:Demosthenic, action
Demostratus:écrivain grec d'Apamée
Demoteles:écrivain grec
Denda:ville de Macédoine
Deniensis:de Dénia [ville et port d'Hispanie]
Denna:ville d'Éthiopie
Denthalias:de Denthalii [ville du Péloponnèse]
Denthaliates:de Denthélie.
Denthalii:
Denthelethi:peuple de Thrace
Dentheleti:c. Denselatae
Dentheliathes:Denthelian, belonging to Denthalii
Denticulus2:surnom romain
Dento:nom d'homme
Deois:the daughter of Deo, Proserpine
Deoius:belonging, sacred to Deo
Deraemestae:a people in Dalmatia
Derangae:a people of India
Derasides:îles voisines de l'Ionie
Derbe:a fortified city of Lycaonia, residence of Cicero's friend, the tyrant Antipater; a place of refuge for Christians under persecution
Derbes:
Derbetes:an inhabitant of Derbe
Derbeus:
Derbices:a people of Asia, near the mouth of the Oxus, on the Caspian Sea
Derbicii:peuples d'Asie [sans doute identiques, sur les bords de l'Oxus]
Dercebii:peuples d'Asie [sans doute identiques, sur les bords de l'Oxus]
Dercenna:source près de Bilbilis
Dercetis:Dercétis ou Dercéto [divinité des Syriens]
Dercius:de Dercéto.
Dercylides:a sculptor
Dercyllus:gouverneur de l'Attique sous Antipater
Dercylos:Dercyle (un jeune chasseur arcadien à qui Diane apprit l'art de la chasse).
!Dercylus:jeune homme à qui Diane apprit l'art de la chasse
Deretini:peuple de Dalmatie
Derrha:ville de Macédoine, sur le golfe Thermaïque
Derrhis:promontoire de Macédoine
Derris:promontoire de Macédoine
Dertona:a city in Liguria, Tortona
Dertosa:ville de la Tarraconnaise, auj. Tortose
Deruentio:ville de Bretagne
Derxene:Derxène [contrée de l'Arménie]
Derzene:la Xerxène ou Derzène, contrée d'Arménie
Desilaus:a Grecian painter
Desitias:v. Daesitiates
Desquamata:
Desticos:île de la mer Égée
Desudaba:a town in Thrace
Detumo:ville de Bétique
Deuade:île voisine de l'Éolie
Deucalides:fils de Deucalion
Deucalioneus:of Deucalion
Deucalionides:fils de Deucalion
Deuerra:the goddess of sweeping, that presided over the threshold of a house where a woman lay in child-bed, to protect her against Sylvanus
Deultum:ville de Thrace
Deuriopos:la Deuriope [partie de la Péonie]
Dexendrusi:peuple d'Asie
Deximontani:peuple de l'Inde
Dexippus:a Greek proper name
Dexius:a Roman proper name
Dexon:nom grec d'homme
Dexuiates:peuple de la Gaule Narbonnaise
Diabas:fleuve d'Assyrie
Diabetae:nom de quatre îles près de Rhodes
Diablinti:nom d'une partie des Aulerques [habitant les bords de la Sarthe]
Diacira:ville de Mésopotamie
Diadumenus2:Diadumène, fils de Macrin
Diaeus:Diéus (nom d'homme).
Diagondas:a Theban lawgiver
Diagoras:An atheistic philosopher and poet of Melos, a contemporary of Pindar
Dianarius:de Diane
Dianas:source près de Camérie [dans le Latium]
Dianaticus:a devotee of Diana
Dianenses:pl., habitants de Diana / habitants de Dianium
Diaphanes:fleuve de Cilicie
Diapontius:beyond seas
Diaron:île située sur le Nil
Diarrhytum:c. Hippo
Dibitach:ind., v. Dabithac
Dibutades:Dibutade [modeleur qui découvrit, à Corinthe, l'art de tirer des figures de l'argile ; v. l'anecdote rapportée par Pline]
Dicaea:Dicée [ville de Thrace]
Dicaearchea:Dicéarchie ou Dicéarchée [ancien nom de Putéoles, Pouzzoles]
Dicaearcheus:de Dicéarchée
Dicaearchi:the inhabitants of Dicaearchia
Dicaearchia:the old name of, Puzzuolo
Dicaeogenes:peintre du temps du roi Démétrius
Dicaeosyne:surnom grec de femme
Dicaeus:un citharède
Dicaledones:c. Caledones
Dicarchaeus:c. Dicaearcheus ----> Dicaearchia.
Dicarcheus:-I. adj., of Dicaearchia, Puteoli -II. no.
Dicarchis:c. Dicaearchia
Dicarchus:nom du fondateur de Dicéarchée
Dice:une des filles de Jupiter, l'une des Heures
Dicta:Dicté [montagne de Crète]
Dictaea:nom d'une île déserte
Dicte:a mountain in the eastern part of Crete, Sethia, in a cave of which Jupiter, acc. to fable, was concealed from Saturn
Dictynnaeum:
Dictynneum:Dictynnée [sanctuaire voisin de Sparte, consacré à Dictynne]
Dictys:A mariner changed by Bacchus into a dolphin
Diditani:pl., habitants d'un municipe de la Byzacène
Didumaon:Didymaon [habile ciseleur]
Diduri:peuple de l'Ibérie [en Asie]
Didymae:A group of islands on the coast of Troas
Didymaeus:a city of Ionia, no.
Diensis:habitants de Die [ville de la Viennaise] // de Dium [v. de Macédoine]
Diethusa:île déserte de la mer Égée
Dieuches:nom d'un médecin
Digba:ville d'Asie au confluent du Tigre et de l'Euphrate
Digerri:peuple de Thrace
Digiti:pl., les Dactyles du mont Ida
Digitius:nom d'homme
Digitus2:a proper name; the priests of Cybele
Diiouis:the old Italian name for Juppiter
Dimallum:Dimalle (ville d'Illyrie).
Dimallus:ville d'Illyrie
Dimastos:petite île près de Rhodes
Dimastus:montagne de l'île de Mycon
Dimuri:peuple de l'Inde
Dina:Dina [fille de Jacob et de Lia]
Dinarchus:an Attic orator, an imitator of Demosthenes
Dindari:peuple de Dalmatie
Dindymarii:Corybantes [qui fréquentent le Dindyme]
Dindymarius:a priest of Cybele
Dindymena:nom de Cybèle
Dindymon:a mountain in Mysia near Pessinus, sacred to Cybele
!Dindymos:le Dindyme [montagne de Phrygie avec temple de Cybèle]
Dindymos:a mountain in Mysia near Pessinus, sacred to Cybele
Dinea:a Roman female name
Diniae:Dinies [ville de Phrygie]
Dinias:Dinias [peintre célèbre]
Dinienses:habitants de Dinia
Dino:a Greek historian of the time of Philip of, Macedonia
Dinochares:célèbre architecte qui avait donné le plan d'Alexandrie
Dinocrates:a Grecian architect in the time of Alexander the Great, extr.
Dinon:a Greek historian of the time of Philip of, Macedonia
Diobessi:peuple de Thrace
Diocaesarea:ville de Cappadoce
Diocas:nom d'homme
Diochares:a freedman of Caesar
Diocharinus:of Diochares
Diocletianus:de Dioclétien
Diocletianus2:a Roman emperor from
Diocleus:de Dioclès [médecin]
Diomedius:of Diomedes, an island, group of islands in the Adriatic, on the coast of Apulia, St. Domenico, St. Nicola, Caprara
Diomedon:nom d'homme
Diona:The mother of Venus or Venus
Dionigena:fils de Vénus [Cupidon]
Dionyseus:de Bacchus, bachique
Dionysiacus:of or relating to Bacchus
Dionysias:-I. no. -II. a precious stone, of a black color
Dionysias2:ancien nom de l'île de Naxos
Dionysius2:of or pertaining to Bacchus;
Dionysopolis:ville de Thrace
Dionysopolitae:the inhabitants of Dionysopolis, a city of Magna Phrygia
!Dionysos:the Greek name of Bacchus
Diophanes:Of Mitylenae, teacher of Tib. Gracchus
Diopus:nom d'homme
Dioryctos:a trench, canal, in Acarnania, between Leucadia and the continent
Diosbalanus:a kind of chestnut, the large sweet chestnut
Dioscori:c. Dioscuri.
Dioscoria:c. Dioscurias.
Dioscorus:nom d'un évêque d'Alexandrie
Dioscuri:les Dioscures [nom de Castor et de Pollux]
Dioscurias:port de la Colchide
Dioscuridae:les Dioscures [nom de Castor et de Pollux]
Dioscurides:les Dioscures [nom de Castor et de Pollux]
Dioshieritae:habitants de Dios-Hiéron [ville de l'Asie-Mineure]
Diospege:ville de Mésopotamie
Diospneuma:a species of rosemary
Diospolis:ancien nom de Laodicée [ville de Phrygie]
Diospolitanus:de Diospolis [en Égypte]
Diospolites:le nome Diospolite
Diospyros:a plant, stonecrop
Diotimus:nom d'homme
Diotrephes:nom d'homme
Diouis:the old Italian name for Juppiter
Dioxippe:fille du Soleil / une des chiennes d'Actéon
Diphilius:de Diphile
Dipoenus:sculpteur crétois
Dipolis:ville de Syrie
Dipsas2:a name given to an old bawd
Dipsas3:fleuve de Cilicie
Diptychon:titre d'un poème de Prudence [fait de deux parties d'égale étendue, comprenant chacune 24 quatrains
Dipylon:a gate at Athens that closed the Ceramicus, and through which one passed in going to the Academy
Dipylum:porte Dipyle [à Athènes]
Dirca:Dircé [femme de Lycus, roi de Thèbes, fut changée en fontaine] / la fontaine Dircé
Dircenna:a fountain in Spain, near Bilbilis
Dircetis:nom d'une nymphe
Direa:ville située sur le Nil
Dirini:peuple d'Italie
Dirino:fleuve de Dalmatie
Dirinum:fleuve de Dalmatie
Discus2:the name of a freedman
Dispiter:v. Diespiter
Ditiones:peuple de Dalmatie / au sing., Ditio
Ditis:Pluton [dieu des enfers]
Diugenia:nom de femme
Diuiana:c. Diana
Diuio:Divion [ville de la Lyonnaise, auj. Dijon]
Diuionensis:de Divion
Diuitenses:the inhabitants of the town Divitia, Deutz
Diuitiacus:The brother of Dumnorix, chief of the Aedui at the period of the Gallic war, and in alliance with the Romans
Diuixtus:nom d'homme
Dium:ville de Crète / ancienne ville d'Eubée
Diuona:a city in the neighborhood of Bordeaux, with a clear spring, Cahors
Dius2:surname
Diyllus:historien grec
Dmois:nom de femme
Doberi:Dobère [ville de Macédoine]
Dochi:peuple d'Éthiopie
Docimaeum:ville de la grande Phrygie
Docimeum:ville de la grande Phrygie
Docius:nom d'homme
Docleas:de Doclée [ville de Dalmatie]
Docleates:habitants de Doclée
Dodonigena:nations living on acorns
Dodonis:Dodonean
Dolabellianus:sorte de poires [ainsi appelées d'un Dolabella]
Dolens2:surnom et nom d'homme
Dolicha:a city of Thessalia
!Doliche:a city of Thessalia
Dolichenus:an epithet of Jupiter
Dolichiste:île de la Méditerranée [près de la Lycie]
Dolichos:The name of a gladiator
!Dolichus:nom d'homme, nom de femme
Doliola:a place in Rome
Doliones:nom d'un peuple pélasgique
Dolionis:ancien nom de Cyzique
Dolionius:de Dolionis
Dolo3:nom. propr. I. A spy of the Trojans in the Trojan war, II. A son of Priam
Doloncae:peuple de Thrace
Dolonci:peuple de Thrace
Dolongae:peuple de Thrace
Dolopeis:Dolopian
Dolopeius:of the Dolopes, Dolopian
Dolopia:the part of Thessaly formerly inhabited by the Dolopes
Dolorestes:the title of a tragedy of Pacuvius
Dolus2:la Ruse [déesse]
Domata:ville de l'Arabie Heureuse, v. Dumata
Domator2:surnom romain
Domazenes:peuple de la Troglodytique
Domesticus2:surnom romain
Domiduca:the god that conducts home
Domiducus:surnom de Jupiter qu'on invoquait lorsqu'on conduisait la nouvelle mariée dans la maison de son mari
Dominator2:nom d'un magistrat d'Afrique
Dominicum:a collection of poems by the Emperor Nero
Dominicus2:surnom romain / Dominique, martyr africain
Domitilla:nom de femme
Domnica:nom de femme
Domninus:surnom et nom d'homme
Donacoessa:montagne de Phthiotide
Donatianus:les partisans de Donat, les Donatiens
Donatianus2:surnom romain / nom d'un grammairien de la décadence
Donatista:Donatiste [sectateur de Donat]
Donatus2:a celebrated Roman grammarian of the fourth century of our era, teacher of Jerome, commentator on Terence;
Dongones:peuple d'Espagne
Donnus:chef gaulois des Alpes Cottiennes
Donoessa:c. Donusa
Donuca:montagne de Thrace
Dora:fontaine d'Arabie
Dorceus:the name of one of Actaeon's hounds
Dorcium:the name of a female slave
Dores:gen. pl., the Dorians, their progenitor, son of Hellen, of Neptune
Dori:c. Dores
Dorias:a character in the Eunuchus of Terence
Dorice:in the Doric manner
Doricetes:Doricète (roi de Thrace).
Dorici:those who speak Doric
Dorienses:the Dorians
Dorilaei:v. Dorylaei.
Dorio:Dorio, a character in the Phormio of Terence
Dorion:ville de Messénie / nom de villes en Achaïe, en Cilicie et Ionie
Dorippa:the name of a woman
Doris3:fem., Doric
Dorisci:peuple d'Asie [à l'E. de la Parthie]
Doriscon:place forte de la Thrace
Doriscos:place forte de la Thrace
Doriscum:place forte de la Thrace
Dorisdorsigi:peuple d'Asie
Dorium:
Dorixanium:v. Doroxanium.
Dormitantius:le Dormeur [sobriquet]
Doron2:Doron [ville de Phénicie]
Dorostorum:ville de la Mésie inférieure
Doroxanium:fleuve de l'Inde qui roulait des sables d'or
Dorsennus2:a Roman proper name
Dorso:a Roman surname
Dortigon:ville de Mésie supérieure
Dortigum:ville de Mésie supérieure
Dorum:Doron [ville de Phénicie]
Dorus:Dorien
Doryclas:nom d'homme
Dorylaei:the inhabitants of Dorylaeum
Dorylaeum:a city of Phrygia
Dorylas:a Greek proper name
Doryphorianus:nom d'homme
Dosiades:auteur grec, qui a écrit une histoire de Crète
Dositheus:Dosithée [astronome]
Dosithoe:nom d'une nymphe
Dossenus2:a Roman proper name
Dotion:ville de Magnésie
Dottius:nom d'homme
Dracanon:île déserte de la mer Égée
Draco3:nom d'un grammairien grec
Dracon2:nom d'un grammairien grec
Dracontius:surnom et nom romain
Draganae:peuple de Ligurie
Drahonus:rivière qui se jette dans la Moselle
Dramaticus:dramatic
Drancae:a Persian, Bactrian tribe
Drancaeus:of the Drancae
Drangaeus:of the Drancae
Dratinus:fleuve du golfe Persique
Draucus2:nom d'un esclave
Draudacum:ville d'Illyrie
Draus:the river Drave in Hungary
Drauus:the river Drave in Hungary
Drebices:peuple d'Asie
Drepana:a town on the western coast of Sicily, Trapani
Drepane:The promontory in its neighborhood
Drepanitani:the inhabitants of the promontory of Drepanum
Drepanius:Latinus Drépanius Pacatus, proconsul romain
Drimati:v. Drymati.
Drinius:le Drinius, [nom qu'on donnait au Drinon supérieur]
Drino2:v. Dirino.
Dripsinum:ville de la Vénétie
Dromas2:the name of one of Actaeon's hounds
Dromiscos:île voisine de l'Ionie, qui se trouva ensuite réunie au continent
Dromos2:the plain near Sparta
Druenticus:de la Durance
Drugeri:peuple de Thrace
Druias:a Gallic priestess and prophetess, a Druidess
Druidae:the Druids, the priests and wise men of the Gauls
Druis:a Gallic priestess and prophetess, a Druidess
Druma:rivière de la Viennaise [auj. la Drôme]
Druna:la Drume (= la Drôme, rivière).
Drusillanus:nom d'hommes
Drusillianus:nom d'hommes
Drusinus:de Drusus
Dryantides:Lycurgus
Dryas2:The father of Lycurgus king of Thrace
Drymae:ville de Doride
Drymaeus:de Drymes
Drymati:peuple d'Arabie
Drymodes:nom de l'Arcadie
Drymusa:île voisine de l'Ionie
Dryopis:ancien nom de la Thessalie
Drysidae:the Druids
Dryusa:ancien nom de Samos
Dubris:port de Bretagne
Duellona:the goddess of, war, sister of Mars, whose temple, built by Appius Claudius Cœcus, in the ninth district of the city, was situated not far from the Circus Maximus, A place of assemblage for the Senate for proceedings with persons who were not allowed entrance into the city
Duelona:c. Bellona
Duillius:a Roman gens;
Dulgibini:a Germanic tribe on the banks of the Weser
Dulgubnii:Dulgubniens [nation germanique]
Dulopolis:ville de Carie
Dulorestes:Oreste esclave [titre d'une tragédie d'Ennius et de Pacuvius]
Dumana:ville de l'Égypte supérieure
Dumatha:ville sur le Tigre
Dumna:île voisine des Orcades
Dumnonii:peuple de Bretagne
Duplauilenses:habitants de Duplavile [v. de l'Italie supérieure]
Dura:ville de Mésopotamie
Duranius:a river in Gallia, Dordogne
Duria:one of the principal rivers of Spain, the Douro
Durine:ville sur le golfe Persique
Duris:a Greek author, of Samos
Durnium:ville d'Illyrie
Durnomagum:ville de la Belgique
Durnomagus:ville de la Belgique
Durnouaria:ville de Bretagne
Duroauernum:ville de Bretagne [probablt Canterbury]
Durobriuae:ville de Bretagne
Durocasses:Durocasses, [ville de la Gaule Celtique, auj. Dreux]
Durocassium:Durocasses, [ville de la Gaule Celtique, auj. Dreux]
Durocobriui:ville de Bretagne
Durolitum:ville de Bretagne [auj. Rumford]
Duronum:ville de la Belgique, chez les Veromandui [auj. Etroeungt]
Durostorum:c. Dorostorum
Durouernum:ville de Bretagne [probablt Canterbury]
Dusares:Bacchus chez les Arabes Nabathéens
Dusaria:fêtes en l'honneur de Bacchus
Dusaritis:a kind of myrrh
Duuius:nom de famille romain
Dymae:Dymes [ville d'Achaïe]
Dymaei:the Dymaeans
Dymaeus:of Dymae, Dymaean
Dymantis:the daughter of Dymas, Hecuba
Dymantis2:of Dymas
Dyme:an old sea-coast town in Achaia, west of Olenos, Kaminitza
Dyniae:Dyniès (ville de Phrygie).
Dyraspes:a river in Scythia
Dyris:nom du mont Atlas, chez les habitants du pays
Dyrracheni:the inhabitants of Dyrrachium
Dyrrhachium:a famous sea-coast town of Grecian Illyria, the landing-place of those coming from Italy, Durazzo
Dyscelados:île de l'Adriatique
Dysparis:nom d'homme
Eanus:c. Janus
Earine:nom de femme
Earinus2:the name of a slave
Eblythaei:montagnes d'Arabie
Ebora:A castle in Spain, Ixar
Eboracum:the capital of the Brigantes in Britain, York
Eborensis:d'Ebora.
Eborolacensis:adj., d'une ville des Arvernes [auj. Ébreuil]
Ebosia:[île]
Ebromagus:a city in the province of Gaul, Bram
Ebrudunum:c. Eburodunum
Ebura:v. Ebora;
Eburicus:d'Éburum [ville de Germanie, auj. Olmütz]
Eburini:a people of Lucania
Eburinus:
Eburobriga:ville de Gaule dans la 4e Lyonnaise [auj. Avrolles]
Eburobritium:a town of Lusitania
Eburobrittium:a town of Lusitania
Eburodonum:(Lebaigue P. 404 et P. 405) Eburodonum. - 1 - ville de la Gaule (= Embrun). - 2 - ville d'Helvétie (= Yverdun).
Eburodunum:ville de la Viennaise [auj. Embrun] / ville d'Helvétie [auj. Yverdun ou Yverdon]
Eburomagus:ville de la Gaule
Eburus:surnom romain
Ebusia:[île]
Ebusitanus:of Ebusus
Ebusos:an island of the Mediterranean, on the coast of Spain, Iviza, Yvica
Ebusus:nom d'homme
!Ebusus2:an island of the Mediterranean, on the coast of Spain, Iviza, Yvica
Ebutius:nom d'homme
Ecbatana2:the principal city of Media, now Hamadan
Ecbatanae:the principal city of Media, Hamadan
Ecclesiastes:the Preacher.
Ecclesiasticus3:l'Ecclésiastique [un des livres de la Bible]
Ecdini:peuple des Alpes
Ecdippa:ville de Phénicie
Ecetra:a city of the Volsci
Ecetrani:the inhabitants of Ecetra
Echecrates:a Pythagorean philosopher, a contemporary of Plato
Echedemus:nom d'homme
Echeleos:fleuve de l'Hellespont
Echetlienses:habitants d'Échetlia [ville de Sicile]
Echidna2:mère de Cerbère et de l'hydre de Lerne
Echidneus:of Echidna (a monster, mother of Cerberus)
Echinades:a, small group of islands in the Ionian Sea, at the mouth of the Acheloüs
Echinis:Echinis (île de la mer Egée).
Echinos:A city of Phthiotis, in Thessaly
!Echinus:A city of Phthiotis, in Thessaly
Echinussa:île de la mer Égée, la même que Cimolus
Echionides:the son of Echion, Pentheus
Echymnia:ville de Thrace
Ecphantus:Ecphante [nom d'un peintre]
Eculanum:v. aeculānum.
Eden:- 1 - Eden (lévite). - 2 - l'Eden, paradis terrestre.
Edessaeus:of Edessa
Edessenus:of Edessa
Edeta:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Edetani:Édétains, habitants d'Édéta [autrefois nommée Liria]
Edom:Esau, elder son of the patriarch Isaac
Edomino:to control absolutely; pass., no.
Edon:Edonic, Thracian, a Bacchante
Edones:peuple de la Scythie Asiatique
Edonius:des Edoniens; de Thrace.
Edonus2:a spur of the Pangaeus range, in southeastern Thrace
Educa:c. Edusa
Edui:v. aedues.
Edula:c. Edusa
Edulia:the goddess that presides over children's food
Edulica:c. Edusa
Edusa:the goddess that presides over children's food
Eetioneus:pertaining to Eëtion
Egaleos:montagne de l'Attique
Egara:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Egasmala:ville située sur le Nil
Egassius:surnom romain
Egatheus:nom d'un affranchi d'Antonin
Egelesta:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Egelestani:habitants d'Égelesta
Egesinus:philosophe académicien
Egeta:c. aegeta
Egetini:c. Aegetini.
Eggius:nom de famille romain
Egguini:ville de Sicile [auj. Gangi]
Egilius:nom d'homme
Egnatianus:d'Égnatius [Rufus]
Egregius2:a title of public officers in high station, similar to His Excellency
Eguituri:peuple des Alpes
Ehetium:ville d'Apulie
Eiazius:surnom de Jupiter
Eiazzus:surnom de Jupiter
Eion:péninsule entre le Pont-Euxin et le Palus Méotide
Eiuno:inlerj., by Juno;
Elaea:a city of Aeolis
Elaeia:surnom de Diane
Elaeon2:- a - Eléon (ville de Béotie). - b - Eléon (plaine de l'Epire).
Elaeus:v. Eleus 1.
Elaeus2:a city on the Hellespont in the Thracian Chersonesus;
Elaeussa:île voisine de Smyrne
Elagabalus:a Roman emperor
Elais:ville de Phénicie
Elaites:habitant d'Élée
Elam:fils de Sem
Elamitae:Elamites [peuple de l'Asie au S.-E. de l'Assyrie]
Elani:peuple d'Arabie
Elaphitis:île voisine de Chio
Elaphonnesus:île de la Propontide vis-à-vis de Cyzique
Elaphus:montagne près d'Arginuse
Elaphusa:île vis-à-vis de Corcyre
Elaris:c. Elaver
Elasa:ind., nom d'homme hébreu
Elasippus:peintre d'Égine qui se servit de l'encaustique
Elatea:A city of Phocis
Elateius:of or belonging to Elatus, a prince of the Lapithae
Elatium:ville de Syrie
Elatos:ville de Crète
Elatum:fleuve d'Arcadie
Elatus2:montagne de l'île de Zacynthe / père de Cénée ou Cénis
Elbocori:peuple de Lusitanie
Elcobus:ville de Belgique
Eldamari:Arabes établis en Mésopotamie
Elea:a city of Lucania, the birth-place of Parmenides and Zeno, the founders of the Eleatic philosophy
Eleaticus:éléate, éléatique
Eleazar:Éléazar [fils d'Aaron] / autres du même nom
Electre:c. Electra.
Electrides:îles du golfe Adriatique
Electrius:d'Électre [fille d'Atlas]
Electruon:Electryon (fils de Persée et père d'Alcmène).
Electryon:Électryon [fils de Persée et père d'Alcmène]
Electus2:nom d'homme
Elegea2:ville d'Arménie
Elegium:lieu de la Norique
Elegosine:lieu de la Grande Arménie
Eleis:Elean
Eleleus:a surname of Bacchus
Elephantis:I. An island of the Nile, v. Elephantine. II. The name of a licentious Greek poetess
Eleus2:a city on the Hellespont in the Thracian Chersonesus
Eleusa:Éléuse [île du golfe Saronique]
Eleusina:a very ancient city of Attica, famous for its mysteries of Ceres, Lepsina
Eleusinia:the festival of Ceres at Eleusin
Eleusinii:initiés aux mystères d'Éleusis
Eleusinius:Eleusinian
Eleutherae:Éleuthères [ville de Béotie]
Eleutheri:pl., surnom d'une partie des Cadurques
Eleutheria2:the festival of Jupiter Eleutherius, feast of liberty
Eleutherius:the surname of a god
Eleuthernae:ville de Crète
Eleutherocilices:a people, the aborigines, in the mountains of Cilicia
Eleutheropolis:ville de Palestine
Eleutheropolitanus:d'Éleutheropolis
Eleutheros:fleuve de Phénicie
!Eleutherus:fleuve de Phénicie
Elia:Elijah, a prophet of the Jews, Elias, Elia
Eliacin:ind., Éliacin [nom d'homme]
Elias2:Élie [prophète des Hébreux]
Eliberatio:
Elidensis:d'Élis
Eliezer:ind., nom de divers personnages dans l'histoire du peuple juif
Elii:the inhabitants of Elis, the Eleans
Elimea:a district to the southwest of Macedonia
Elimeia:Elimée (contrée de la Macédoine).
Elimia:Élimée ou Élimiotide [petite contrée au sud de l'Éordée, sur la frontière Nord de la Thessalie]
Elimiotis:Élimée ou Élimiotide [petite contrée au sud de l'Éordée, sur la frontière Nord de la Thessalie]
Elisa:Dido
Elisabeth:Elisabeth. - 1 - femme d'Aaron. - 2 - femme de Zacharie, mère de saint Jean-Baptiste.
Elisaeus:de Didon, Carthaginois
Eliseus:Élisée [prophète, disciple d'Élie]
Elissaeus:Carthaginian
Elmataea:ville d'Arabie
Eloquus:
Elorini:the inhabitants of Helorus
Elorius:d'Élore [ville ou fleuve]
Elorum:Élore [fleuve de Sicile] / ville de Sicile
Elorus:a river on the eastern coast of Sicily, now Atellaro / f. City of Sicily
Elpides:Elpidès de Samos [épargné par un lion qu'il avait guéri, éleva un temple à Bacchus]
Elpinice:sister of Cimon
Elucidus:
Eluina:a surname of Ceres
Eluro:c. Iluro :
Eluron:c. Iluro :
Elusa:a city in Gallia Aquitania, Eauze
Eluscatio:
Elymaeus:Elymaean, Plur. subst.
Elymais:a district of Persia, in the west of the modern province of Iran
Ema:
Emanici:peuple de la Bétique
Emathion:Émathion [roi de la Macédoine à laquelle il donna son nom] / autres du même nom
Emathis:Macedonian;
Emathis2:i. q. Emathia
Emathius:Macedonian
Emaus:ville de Judée
Emerita:a city of Lusitania, Merida
Emeritanus:of Emerita
Emeritensis:of Emerita
Emesa:ville de la Coelé-Syrie [auj. Homs]
Emesus:ville de la Coelé-Syrie [auj. Homs]
Eminentius:
Emisa:ville de la Coelé-Syrie [auj. Homs]
Emissa:ville de la Coelé-Syrie [auj. Homs]
Emmanuel:ind., Emmanuel, nom du Messie
Emmaum:une des toparchies de la Judée
Emmaus:
Emodus:partie de l'Himalaya
Emona:ville de Pannonie
Emonius:nom de famille romain
Emotio:
Empanda:déesse protectrice des bourgs et des villages
Empedoclea:Empedoclean doctrines
Empedocleus:Empedoclean, the soul— Subst.
Emphytus:nom d'un géant
Emporia:a district on the shore of the Lesser Syrtis
Emporiae:a city of, near the Pyrenees
Emporitani:the inhabitants of Emporiae
Empulum:ville du Latium
Empylus:a rhetorician of Rhodes
Enach:Enach (un personnage inconnu , au pays de Canaan, et symbolisant les anciens habitants de la Palestine, avant même la venue des Hébreux. Moïse envoya une expédition vers des clans qui descendaient de lui ( vers le XIIIe siècle av. J. C.)
Enaesimus:nom d'un guerrier
Enagora:île sur les côtes d'Asie
Encheleae:a people of Illyria
Encheliae:a people of Illyria
Encratitae:a sect of Gnostics
Encrinomenos:a statue by Alcamenes
Endeis:mère de Pélée et de Télamon
Endoeos:artiste, auteur d'une statue de Diane à Éphèse
Endouellicus:un des dieux tutélaires des Hispaniens
Endymioneus:d'Endymion
Eneti:Énètes [peuple de Paphlagonie] / nom donné par les Grecs aux Vénètes
Engada:ville de Judée
Engonasi:the Kneeler, the constellation Hercules;
Engonasin:the Kneeler, the constellation Hercules;
Enguion:a city, of Sicily, Gangi Vetere
Engyni:c. Enguini.
Engyon:a city, of Sicily, Gangi Vetere
Enini:peuple de Sicile
Enipi:peuple d'Afrique
Ennaeteris:a period of nine years
Ennaeus:of or belonging to Henna, Hennean
Enneacrunos:qui a neuf sources
Enneapolis:ville du Péloponnèse
Ennenses:the inhabitants of Henna
Ennensis:of or belonging to Henna
Ennianista:an imitator of Ennius
Ennodius:saint Ennode [évêque de Pavie et écrivain] / autres du même nom
Ennomus:prince de Mysie, tué par Achille
Enoch:a Hebrew patriarch, son of Seth
Enosis:île de la Méditerranée, près de la Sardaigne
Entella:a city, of Sicily, Rocca d' Entella
Entrecius:nom d'homme
Enyalius:dieu de la guerre [Mars ou un fils de Bellone]
Eodanda:Eodanda (île près de l'Arabie).
Eolone:ancien nom de l'embouchure du Pô
Eon:presqu'île entre le Pont et le Lac Méotis
Eordaea:capitale de l'Éordée [province de Macédoine]
Epagerritae:peuple voisin de la mer Caspienne
Epagris:autre nom de l'île d'Andros
Epaphras:premier évêque de Colosses / roi de Cilicie
Epaphroditianus:of Epaphroditus
Epaphus:the son of Jupiter Ammon and Io, and builder of Memphis in Egypt
Epastus2:nom d'homme
Epei:Épéiens [peuple du Péloponnèse, nommés ensuite Éléens]
Epetini:habitants d'Épétium
Epetium:ville de Dalmatie
Epetrimi:surnom d'une peuplade Scythe
Epeus:son of Panopeus, the contriver of the Trojan horse
Ephialtes2:The son of Aloeus and brother of Otus, one of the stormers of heaven, killed by Apollo
Ephippus:écrivain consulté par Pline
Ephraim:Éphraïm [fils de Joseph, chef d'une des douze tribus d'Israël]
Ephraimus:Éphraïm [fils de Joseph, chef d'une des douze tribus d'Israël]
Ephrata:ancien nom de Bethléem
Ephyra:another name for Corinth
Ephyreiades:an Ephyrean, Corinthian
Ephyreias:Ephyrean, Corinthian
Ephyreus:of Syracuse
Ephyri:Éphyres [peuple d'Étolie]
Epi:nom de Ptolémaïs, dans la Troglodytique
Epicadus:nom d'homme
Epici:the epic poets
!Epicleros:titre d'une pièce de Ménandre, imitée par Turpilius
Epicleros:An Only Daughter and Heiress (title of a comedy of Menander)
Epicnemidii:Épicnémidiens [surnom des Locriens voisins du mont Cnémis]
Epicrane:fontaine de Béotie
Epictetus:a famous Stoic philosopher of Hierapolis in Phrygia
Epicurius:d'Épicure, Épicurien
Epicydes:nom d'homme
Epidamniensis:d'Épidamne
Epidamnius:Epidamnian
!Epidamnos:an older name of Dyrrachium
Epidaphnes:another name for Antioch on the Orontes
Epidaureus:d'Épidaure
Epidauricus:d'Épidaure
Epidaurii:the inhabitants of Epidaurus
Epidauritani:habitants d'Épidaure
Epidaurius:of Epidaurus, Epidaurian
Epidaurius2:l'Épidaurien Esculape
!Epidauros:Épidaure [ville de l'Argolide, où Esculape était honoré]
Epidaurus2:d'Épidaure
Epidicazomene:the title of a Greek comedy of Apollodorus, imitated by Terence in his Phormio
Epidicazomenos:nom d'une pièce d'Apollodore
Epidius:A Roman rhetorician, teacher of M. Antony and Augustus
Epigenes:a Greek author
Epignomus:the name of a character in
Epii:peuple d'Étolie
Epimaranitae:peuple d'Arabie
Epimenides:a famous Greek poet and prophet of Crete
Epimethis:Pyrrha, fille d'Épiméthée
Epinausimache:titre d'une tragédie d'Attius [le combat sur les vaisseaux]
Epiphanea:Épiphanée ou Épiphanie, ville de Cilicie
Epiphanenses:habitants d'Épiphanie
Epiphanensis:d'Épiphanie [de Syrie]
Epiphania2:a city of Cilicia
Epiphanius:nom d'homme
Epipolae:Épipoles [quartier de Syracuse]
Epirensis:of Epirus
Epirotes:an inhabitant of Epirus, an Epirote, of Epirus
Epiroticus:of or from Epirus, Epirotic
Epis:ville d'Éthiopie
Epitheras:nom de Ptolémaïs, dans la Troglodytique
Epitrapezios:at table, in lemm.;
Epitrepontes:title of a play of Menander
Epitus:montagne de Macédoine
Epium:ville d'Arcadie
Epius:son of Panopeus, the contriver of the Trojan horse
Epopos:montagne de l'île Pithécuse
Eporensis:d'Épora [ville de la Bétique]
Equaesi:peuple de Tarraconnaise
Equicolus:Equicolus (nom de guerrier).
Equiculus:Equicolus (nom de guerrier).
Equus2:ville du Samnium
Equustuticus:ville du Samnium
Er:a Pamphylian, who, according to legend, rose from the dead
Erana:a town in Cilicia, near Mount Amanus
Erannoboas:fleuve de l'Inde
Eranus2:nom d'homme
Eranusa:île sur les côtes du Bruttium
Erasistratus:a famous physician of Alexandria in the time of Ptolemy Lagus, the founder of a medical school
Erastus:nom d'homme
Eratine:a nymph, a daughter of Venus
Erauisci:peuple de Pannonie
Erbesos:Erbesse [ville de Sicile]
Erbessenses:
Erbessos:Erbesse [ville de Sicile]
Ercynnum:fleuve de Béotie
Erebinthote:île de la Propontide
Erechtheus2:a fabled king of Athens, father of Procris, Orithyia, Chthonia, and Creüsa, who devoted themselves to death for their country
Erechthidae:les Athéniens
Erechthis:a daughter of Erechtheus, Orithyia, Procris
Erecthidae:the Athenians
Erembi:the Troglodytes in Africa
Eresos:ville de Lesbos
Eressos:ville de Lesbos
!Eressus:ville de Lesbos
Eretinus:of Eretum
Eretria:The principal city on the island of Euboea, the birthplace of the philosopher Menedemus, Palaeo Castro
Eretriaci:philosophers of the school of Menedemus
Eretrienses:the inhabitants of Eretria
Eretriensis:of Eretria
Eretrius:Eretrian
Ergauica:ville de la Celtibérie
Ergauicenses:habitants d'Ergavica
Ergetini:the inhabitants of Ergetum
Ergetium:ville de Sicile
Ergetum:a city of Sicily, La Citadella
Ergeus:Ergée [père de Céléno]
Erginos:fleuve de Thrace / un des Argonautes
!Erginus:fleuve de Thrace / un des Argonautes
Erichthonius:d'Athènes / de Troie
Ericinium:a city of Thessaly, in Perrhaebia
Ericusa:une des îles Éoliennes / île près de Corcyre
Erigonus:a river of Macedonia, Tzerna
Erigonus2:nom d'un peintre
Erillii:the disciples of Erillus
Erindes:a river between Media and Hyrcanea
Erineon:ville de la Doride
Erineos:ville d'Achaïe
Erinna:a famous Lesbian poetess, contemporary with Sappho, Gen.
Erinne:Érinne [poétesse de Lesbos]
Erinnys:one of the Furies
Erinus2:fleuve aux environs de Smyrne
Eriphia2:Ériphie [naïade]
Eriphius:nom d'h.
Eriphusa:une des îles éoliennes
Eriphylaeus:of Eriphyla
Eris:the goddess of strife
Erisichthon:son of the Thessalian king Triopas;
Eritium:ville de Thessalie
Eriza:a town of Magna Phrygia
Erizenus:of Eriza
Ernaginenses:habitants d'Ernagine
Ernaginum:Ernagine [ville de la Viennaise]
Ernaginus:Ernagine [ville de la Viennaise]
Erotopaegnion:a love song
Erubris:rivière qui se jette dans la Moselle
Erubrus:rivière qui se jette dans la Moselle
Eruditorium:
Eruli:the Herulians, the people of Northern Germany who penetrated into Italy and dissolved the western Roman Empire
Erulus:
Erycini:the inhabitants of the city Eryx
Erycius:nom d'homme
Erymandus:fleuve d'Arachosie
Erymantheus:Erymanthian
Erymanthias:Erymanthian
Erymanthis:Erymanthian
!Erymanthos:Érymanthe [montagne d'Arcadie, où Hercule tua un sanglier monstrueux] / fleuve de Perse / rivière d'Élide, qui se jette dans l'Alphée
Erymas:guerrier troyen
Erymnae:ville de Magnésie
Erysichthon:son of the Thessalian king Triopas;
Erytheis:Erythean
Erytheus:
Erythia:île voisine de l'Hispanie [où habitait Géryon]
Erythius:Erythean
Erythraea:le territoire d'Érythres [Béotie]
Erythraei:The port of the city of Eupalium, in Locris, on the Gulf of Corinth
Erythras:a fabulous king of southern Asia, after whom the Red Sea, or the Arabian and Persian Gulfs, were named
!Erythros:v. Erythrae 4.
Erytus:nom de guerrier
Esaianus:of Isaiah
Esaias:-I. the prophet Isaiah -II. the Jewish prophet Isaian
Esau:Ésaü [fils d'Isaac]
Esaus:
Esbonitae:peuplade d'Arabie
Esco2:ville de Vindélicie
Esdras:docteur de la loi, chef des Juifs après la captivité de Babylone
Esectio:
Esernia:a town in Samnium, on the river Vulturnus, Isernia
Esquiliarius:Esquiline
Esquilinius:du mont Esquilin
Esquilinus2:le mont Esquilin, une des collines de Rome
Essedones:a Scythian people on the river Tanais
Essedonius:des Essédons
Esseni:Esséniens [secte hébraïque répandue surtout en Judée ; ils menaient une vie très austère]
Essui:a Gallic tribe, perhaps identical with the, west of the, diocese of Séez
Esther:ind., épouse d'Assuérus
Estiae:peuple de Bithynie
Estiones:peuple du Nord, voisin de la Baltique
Esturi:peuple d'Italie
Esturri:peuple d'Italie
Esubiani:peuple des Alpes
Esubii:a Gallic tribe west of the
Esula:v. aesula.
Esuris:ville de la Bétique
Esus2:a Gallic deity, to whom human blood was offered
Etaxalos:île voisine de l'Éolie
Etene:v. de Crète
Eteocleus:of Eteocles
Eteonos:ville de Béotie
Etereianus:of Etereius
Etereius:a freedman of the Roman knight Corellius
Ethopia:Éthopie [ville d'Athamanie]
Etouissa:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Eu:roi des Madianites, contre lequel Moïse eut à guerroyer
Eua:Eve, the first woman
Euadne:wife of Capaneus, one of the "Seven before Thebes;" when her husband's body was burned, she threw herself on the pile
Euadne2:wife of Capaneus, one of the, Seven before Thebes;, when her husband's body was burned, she threw herself on the pile
Euaei:peuple madianite que Moïse eut à combattre
Euagon:écrivain grec de Thasos
Euagoras:Évagoras [roi de Chypre]
Euagoras2:Evagoras. - 1 - roi de Salamine. - 2 - un ami de Pyrrhus.
Euagrus:un des Lapithes
Euagrus2:Evagre (roi des Lapithes).
Euan:a surname of Bacchus
Euan2:a surname of Bacchus
Euander:Son of Carmenta, born at Pallantium, in Arcadia; he emigrated to Italy sixty years before the Trojan war, and there founded the city Pallanteum
Euander2:Son of Carmenta, born at Pallantium, in Arcadia; he emigrated to Italy sixty years before the Trojan war, and there founded the city Pallanteum
Euandrus:Son of Carmenta, born at Pallantium, in Arcadia; he emigrated to Italy sixty years before the Trojan war, and there founded the city Pallanteum
Euandrus2:Evandre. - 1 - roi d'Arcadie, qui fonda une colonie dans le Latium. - 2 - un philosophe. - 3 - un sculpteur et ciseleur. - 4 - général de Persée, roi de Macédoine.
Euangelus:messager de bonne nouvelle [c. surnom]
Euanthia:ville de Locride
Euanthius:nom d'un grammairien latin
Euarchus:fleuve de Paphlagonie
Euathlus:Évathlus [rhéteur]
Euazae:peuple de Sarmatie
Eubages:Eubages [classe de Gaulois lettrés]
Eubius:nom d'un historien
Euboeus:Euboean
Eubois:de l'Eubée
Eubolus:écrivain grec sur l'agriculture
Eubuleus:one of the Anaces, Dioscuri
Eubulides:nom d'un statuaire / maître de Démosthène
Eubulus:nom d'homme, entre autres d'un statuaire ; name of a man in the Bible
Eucarpeni:habitants d'Eucarpie [ville de Phrygie]
Euchatae:peuple Scythe
Eucheria:Euchérie [femme poète d'Aquitaine]
Eucherius:Euchérius [fils de Stilicon] / saint Eucher [évêque de Lyon]
Euchetae:nom d'une secte d'hérétiques
Eucles:statuaire grec
Euclides:a Greek proper name, Euclid.
Eucratides:nom d'homme grec
Euctus:nom d'homme
Eudamus:amiral rhodien
Eudemia:île non loin de Scyros
Eudicus:nom d'un historien
Eudon:fleuve de la Grande Phrygie
Eudorus:Eudore [nom d'un peintre]
Eudoxia:Eudoxie [femme de Valentinien]
Eudracinum:ville près des Alpes
Euei:v. Euaei.
Euelpides:nom d'un habile oculiste
Euelpistus:nom d'un médecin
Eueninus:of the river Evenus
Eueninus2:
Euenor:nom d'homme
Euenor2:Evénor (nom d'homme).
Euenos:a king of Etolia, father of Marpessa; in despair at the loss of whom he threw himself into the river Lycormas
!Euenos2:v. Euenos.
!Euenus:a king of Etolia, father of Marpessa; in despair at the loss of whom he threw himself into the river Lycormas
!Euenus2:a king of Etolia, father of Marpessa; in despair at the loss of whom he threw himself into the river Lycormas
Euergetes:Évergète [surnom commun à plusieurs rois de Macédoine, d'Égypte, etc.]
Euerrae:
Eugamius:nom d'homme
Euganei:a people of northern Italy
Eugenia:Eugénie [nom de femme] / nom d'une sainte
Eugenium:ville d'Illyrie
Eugenius2:nom d'homme / usurpateur en Occident, que Théodose fit décapiter
Eugrammus:artiste grec
Euhan:a surname of Bacchus
Euhemerus:a Greek poet and philosopher
Euhippe:Évippe [épouse de Piérus, mère des Néréides]
Euhippia:surnom de la ville de Thyatire [renommée pour ses chevaux]
Euhius:of or belonging to Bacchus, Bacchic
Euhydrium:a city of Thessaly
Euias:v. euhias.
Euias2:bacchante.
Euippe:Évippe [épouse de Piérus, mère des Néréides]
Euippia:surnom de la ville de Thyatire [renommée pour ses chevaux]
Euius:a surname of Bacchus, Acc.
Euius2:of or belonging to Bacchus, Bacchic; subst. m. a surname of Bacchus
Euius3:a surname of Bacchus
Eulaeus:Eulée [fleuve de Susiane]
Eulalia:Eulalie [nom d'une sainte]
Eulalius:nom d'homme
Eulimna:une des îles Sporades
Eumarus:peintre grec
Eumelis:fille d'Eumèle
Eumeneticus:d'Euménia en Phrygie
Eumenia:[ville de Thrace et de la Grande Phrygie]
Eumenis:a Fury
Eunias:forêt de Lycie
Eunicus:ciseleur de Mitylène
Eunoe:femme de Bogud, roi de Mauritanie
Eunomiani:sectateurs d'Eunomius [hérésiarque]
Eunomus:nom d'homme
Eunostidae:Eunostides [corporation religieuse formée en l'honneur d'Eunostus, héros de Tanagre]
Euodia:nom de femme, nom d'hommes
Euodius:nom de femme, nom d'hommes
Euoenus:ancien nom de l'île de Péparèthe, renommée pour ses vins
Euonymitae:peuple d'Éthiopie
Euonymos2:île d'Éolie
Eupalamus:nom d'homme
Eupalia:ville de Locride
Eupalimna:ville d'Étolie
Eupalium:a city of western Locris
Eupatereia:[surnom d'Hélène] fille d'un noble père
Eupator:a surname of Mithridates, king of Pontus
Eupatoria:ville du Pont
Eupheme:nourrice des Muses
Euphemus:un Argonaute, fils de Neptune
Euphorbus:Son of Panthus, a brave Trojan, whose soul Pythagoras asserted had descended to himself, through the process of transmigration
Euphorio:a grammarian and poet, born at Chalcis, in Euboea, who flourished in the time of Ptolemy Euergetes
Euphorion:a grammarian and poet, born at Chalcis, in Euboea, who flourished in the time of Ptolemy Euergetes
Euphrasius:nom d'un magistrat
Euphrataeus:de l'Euphrate / philosophe du temps de Pline le Jeune
Euphratis:of the Euphrates
Euphron:statuaire grec / nom d'un médecin
Euphronius:auteur d'un ouvrage sur l'agriculture / nom d'un évêque de Tours et d'un évêque des Éduens
Euphrosyna:Euphrosyne [une des trois Grâces] / nom de femme
Euphrosyne:one of the graces
Eupilis:nom d'un lac de la Gaule Transpadane [auj. lac de Susciano]
Euploea:nom d'une petite île près de Naples / nom de femme
Eupompus:peintre de Sicyono
Euprosopon:promontoire de Phénicie
Euralium:ville de Carie
Euripideus:of Euripides
Eurome:ville de Carie
Euromensis:d'Eurome / habitants d'Eurome
Europensis:de l'Europe, Européen
Europum:ville de Syrie
Europus:Europus [fils de Macédon et d'Orythie, roi de Macédoine]
Europus2:deux villes de Macédoine
Euryale:fille du roi Minos, mère d'Orion / fille de Proetus, roi d'Argos / une des Gorgones / nom d'une reine des Amazones
Euryalus:A friend of Nisus
Euryalus2:a hill near Syracuse
Euryanassa:île près de Chio
Eurybiades:prince Spartiate
Euryclea:Euryclée [nourrice d'Ulysse]
Euryclia:Euryclée [nourrice d'Ulysse]
Eurycrates:nom d'homme
Eurydica:the name of a slave of Rhea Sylvia
Eurymedon:A river of Pamphylia
Eurymedusa:Euryméduse [aimée de Jupiter et mère de Myrmidon]
Eurymenae:a city of Thessaly
Eurymus:a seer, father of the seer Telemus
Euryone:fille d'Amyntas, roi de Macédoine
Eurypylis:Eurypylan, Coan
Eurysthenes:son of Aristodemus, king of Sparta, brother of Procles
Eurystheus2:Eurysthean
Eusebes:a surname of Ariobarzanes
Eusebia:femme de l'empereur Constance II
Eusebianus:d'Eusèbe
Eusebius:a Latin rhetorician
Eustachius:saint Eustache
Eustathius:nom d'homme
Eustochium:nom d'une jeune fille pieuse
Euteletos:nom d'une île près de l'Afrique
Euthanae:ville de Carie
Eutherius:nom d'homme
Euthia2:nom d'une île
Euthycrates:fils de Lysippe, sculpteur comme son père
Euthydemus:nom d'homme
Euthymedes:peintre grec
Euthymus:célèbre athlète grec
Eutropia:nom d'une sainte
Eutropius:a Roman historian in the middle of the fourth century of the Christian era, contemporary with the Emperor Julian, and author of a
Eutyches:nom d'un hérésiarque
Eutychianistae:sectateurs d'Eutychès
Eutychides:nom d'hommes
Eutychis:nom de femme
Eutychius:nom d'homme
Euxenidas:peintre grec
Euxinus:an epithet of the Black Sea.
Exadius:un des Lapithes
Exampaeus:nom d'une source de la Scythie européenne
Excelsus2:the Highest, the Most High, God
Excisum:ville de l'Aquitaine [auj. Eisse]
Exdemeticus:the title of a satire by Varro
Exodus:the name of the second book of Moses
Exomatae:peuple scythe
Exquiliae:the largest of the seven hills of Rome, with several separate heights, added to the city by Servius Tullius; now the heights of Santa Maria Maggiore
Exquiliarius:Esquiline
Exquilinus:le mont Esquilin, une des collines de Rome
Exquilius:Esquiline
Exsuperantius:Exupérance, préfet des Gaules
Exsuperius:Exupère [rhéteur de Toulouse] / autre du même nom
Exusta:île dans le golfe Arabique
Ezechias:roi de Juda
Ezechiel:prophète des Hébreux
Fabaria2:an island of the German Ocean, Borkurn
Fabaris:a small tributary of the Tiber in the country of the Sabines, Farfa
Faberianus:of or belonging to Faberius
Faberius:the name of a Roman gens
Fabiani:persons of the Fabian tribe, the soldiers of Fabius
Fabienses:habitants de Fabia, petite ville du mont Albain
Fabii:les Fabius (les 306 héros de la guerre de Véiès).
Fabillus:nom d'homme
Fabulinus:a deity that helped children learning to talk
Facelina:dans lequel Oreste aurait amené la statue de Diane de Scythie en Italie / ] surnom de Diane, en Sicile
Facelinus:
Facelitis:of or belonging to the Taurian Diana
Facutalis:of the beech-tree
Fadilla:nom de femme
Faenicularius:Fennelfield, a place in, Spain
Faesula:Fésules, ville d'Étrurie [auj. Fiesole]
Faesulanus2:a Faesulan
Fagifulani:peuple du Samnium
Fagutal:the shrine of Jupiter situated there
Fagutalis:of the beech-tree
Falacer:The name of an, Italian mythical hero
Falacrinum:c. Phalacrine.
Faleria:port d'Étrurie, en face de l'île d'Elbe
Falerienses:habitants de Faléries, ville du Picénum [auj. Falerone]
Falerii:the capital of the, a Tuscan people, Civita Castellana
Falesia:port d'Étrurie, en face de l'île d'Elbe
Falisca:Falisque (ville d'Etrurie).
Fallienates:peuple de l'Ombrie
Fanester:de Fanum.
Fannianus:manufactured in the establishment of
Farfarus2:v. Fabaris
Fascelis:of or belonging to the Taurian Diana
Fascinus:A bewitching, witchcraft
Fascinus2:the Phallus
Fassulae:peuple de l'Inde
Fatua2:his sister, Fauna, who prophesied to females
Fatuclus:c. Faunus
Fatuella:his sister, Fauna, who prophesied to females
Fatuellus:another name for the prophesying Faunus
Fatuus2:another name for the prophesying Faunus
Faucius:the name of a Roman gens
Fauentia2:a city of, which produced excellent linen cloth, Faënza
Fauentini:the inhabitants of Faventia
Faueria:a city of Istria
Fauna:the prophesying sister of Faunus, called also
Faunalia:the festival celebrated on the nones of December, in honor of Faunus
Faunigena:descended from Faunus
Faunigenae:descendants of Faunus
Faunius:pertaining to
Fauonianus:of or belonging to a Favonius, Favonian
Fauonienses:surnom des Nucerini
Fauonius2:The west wind, which blew at the commencement of spring, and promoted vegetation
Fauorinus:a celebrated Roman philosopher in the time of Trajan and Hadrian
Faustianensis:de Faustiana [ville de la Byzacène] / habitants de Faustiana
Faustianus:of or belonging to Faustus Sulla, Faustian
Faustina:The wife of the emperor Antoninus Pius
Faustinianus:of or pertaining to, for the use of the
Faustinopolis:ville de Cappadoce
Faustinus:nom d'homme / nom de localité en Bretagne
Februalis:surnames of Juno, who was worshipped at this festival;
Februata:surnames of Juno, who was worshipped at this festival;
Februatus:the festival itself;
Februlis:surnames of Juno, who was worshipped at this festival;
Februus:a surname of Lupercus, who presided over this festival
Feliginates:ancienne ville d'Italie
Felsina:c. Bononia
Feltria:ville de Vénétie
Feltriensis:de Feltria
Feltrini:habitants de Feltria
Fenectanus:de Fenectum [ville inconnue du Latium]
Fenestella2:nom d'une porte de Rome
Fenestella3:écrivain latin du temps d'Auguste
Fenicularius:Fennelfield, a place in, Spain
Fenius:nom d'homme
Ferentina:déesse Férentina [ayant un temple près de Férentinum] ;
Ferentinas:Ferentine, plur. subst.
Ferentinates:the inhabitants of Ferentinum, Ferentines
Ferentinensis:of or belonging to Ferentinum, Ferentine
Ferentini:the inhabitants of Ferentinum, Ferentines
Ferentum:a small town in Apulia, Forenza
Feretrius:a surname of Jupiter, the subduer of enemies, and to whom the, were consequently offered.
Ferezaei:v. Pherezaei.
Feritor:rivière de Ligurie
Ferraria2:promontoire en Espagne [auj. cap St Martin]
Ferreolus:préfet des Gaules / St Ferréol
Ferriterus:a comic name given to a slave who is galled with fetters
Fescennia:nom de femme // ville d'Étrurie
Fescennina:même sens
Fescennini:Fescennine verses, Fescennines, med.
Fescenninicola:fond of Fescennine verses
Fescennium:an ancient but small city of Etruria, on the Tiber, not far from Falerii, famous for a sort of sportive and jeering dialogues in verse named after it
Fescinninus:of Fescennia (a city of Etruria)
Fessona:déesse invoquée dans les fatigues ou les maladies
Fessonia:the goddess of weary persons
Festa:nom de femme
Fesulae:a city of Etruria, Fiesole
Fesulanus:of or belonging to Faesulae, Faesulan
Fibrenus:a small river in Latium, near Arpinum, that flowed around a country seat of Cicero, Fibreno, Fiume della Posta
Ficana:a small town of Latium, near Rome, on the road to Ostia
Ficeliae:a place on the Quirinal hill
Ficolenses:inhabitants of Ficulea
Ficulea2:a small but very ancient town of the Sabines, situated on the, near Fidenae
Ficuleates:inhabitants of Ficulea, Ficuleans
Ficulenses:les habitants de Ficulée.
Ficulensis:of or belonging to Ficulea, Ficulean
Fidenas:of or belonging to Fidenae, a surname, plur. subst.
Fidenates:the inhabitants of Fidenae, Fidenates
Fidentia2:a small town in Gallia Cisalpina, between Parma and Placentia, Borgo S. Donnino
Fidentini:les habitants de Fidentia
Fidentiores:surnom des Arétini
Fidiculae2:ville d'Apulie
Fidustius:nom d'homme
Figlinae:bourg de la Narbonnaise
Figulatus2:made a, of;
Fimbriatus2:made a, of;
Finni:Finnois [peuple de la Scandinavie]
Fircellinus:de Fircellius
Fircellius:nom d'homme
Firma:nom d'homme, nom de femme
Firmianus:of Firmius
Firmianus2:nom d'homme
Firmicus:a Roman mathematician in the time of Constantine the Great, author of a work entitled
Firmum:a fortified sea-port of Picenum, Fermo
Fisida:village d'Afrique dans la région syrtique
Flaccianus:de Flaccus
Flamen3:a surname in the
Flaminianus:Flaminian
Flamomenses:a people of Italy
Flamonienses:habitants de Flamonie [ville de Vénétie]
Flanaticus:des Flanates
Flanona:capitale des Flanates
Flauia:mot qui se joint à d'autres pour désigner un grand nombre de villes
Flauialis:of or belonging to the college of priests for the Flavian family, instituted by Domitian, Flavial-
Flauias:ville de Cilicie
Flauienses:habitants de Flavia aeduorum
Flauina:a small city of Etruria
Flauinium:
Flauiobrica:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Flauiopolis:ville du Pont
Flauiopolitanus:de Flaviopolis
Flenium:ville des Bataves
Fletio:ville des Bataves
Fleuo:the Zuyder Zee, a lake at the mouth of the Rhine
Fleuus:c. Flevo
Floralicius:of or belonging to the feast of Flora
Floralitius:of or belonging to the feast of Flora
Florens2:nom d'homme
Florentia:-I. a city of Etruria, situated on the river Arno, Florence -II. a sort of vine
Florentinus2:nom d'un jurisconsulte romain
Florentius:nom d'homme
Floriana:ville de la Basse Pannonie
Floriani:Floriens, de la secte de l'hérésiarque Florien
Florianus:a Roman surname., half-brother of the emperor Tacitus, after whose death he usurped the empire, but after a few weeks met an obscure death at Tarsus
Florius:of or belonging to Flora
Florius2:rivière de l'Asturie
Floronia:nom d'une vestale
Fluentini:peuple de l'Étrurie
Fluonia:a surname of Juno
Flusar:nom du mois de juillet chez les Furfensiens
Flusor:fleuve du Picénum
Fluuiona:c. Fluonia
Fluuionia:a surname of Juno
Fluuonia:a surname of Juno
Focunates:peuple des Alpes
Fonio:nom d'une divinité chez les habitants d'Aquilée
Fons2:fils de Janus, dieu des sources
Fontanalia:fête en l'honneur des sources
Fontanalis:c. fontinalis.
Fontantinalia:
Fontanus2:dieu des fontaines
Fontinalia:the festival of springs or fountains, celebrated on the 13th of October
Fontus:fils de Janus, dieu des sources
Forath:ind., ville de la Susiane
Forculus:a deity who presides over the doors
Forentani:the inhabitants of Forentum
Foretani:peuple de Vénétie ou d'Istrie
Foretii:peuple du Latium
Formiani:the inhabitants of Formiae, Formians
Formianus2:nom d'un grammairien latin
Formio:fleuve d'Istrie
Forocorneliensis:
Fororunus:Inscr. de Forules (village des Sabins).
Fortenses:cantonnés dans la Dalmatie
Fortensis:adj. f., surnom d'une partie de la Dalmatie
Fortunales:Plin. les Fortunales (peuple de la Bétique).
Fortunalis:nom d'homme
Fortunatulus:[assez heureux], surnom d'homme
Forulanus:de Forules
Fossa2:avec un qualificatif désigne plusieurs canaux / canal de Marius [creusé pour l'assainissement des bouches du Rhône] ; ville sur ce canal
Fouii:ancien nom des Favius.
Franci:the Franks, a Germanic confederacy on the Rhine
Francia:the region inhabited by the Franks, Franconia
Francicus:of or belonging to the Franks, Frank; Subst. m. a surname of the emperor Probus, on account of his victories over the Franks
Francicus2:a surname of the emperor Probus, on account of his victories over the Franks
Francisca:c. Francicus
Franco:Franc
Francus:of or belonging to the Franks, Frank
Fratuentini:habitants de Fratuentium [ville de Calabrie]
Frauasonensis:de Fravason [v. de Bétique]
Fregellani:
Fregenae:a small town of Etruria, near, Maccarese
Frentani:a mixed Italian tribe of Samnites and Illyrians who settled in Samnium, on the Adriatic Sea, in the south-eastern part of what is now the Abruzzo Citra, Sing.
Frentanus:of or belonging to the Frentani
Frento:fleuve d'Apulie [al. Fertor
Fresilia:a city of the Marsi
Fretensis:of a narrow sea, Strait of Sicily
Friniates:a Ligurian people on the northern slope of the Apennines
Frisiabones:les Frisiabones (peuple des bords du Rhin).
Frisianus:de Frise.
Fritigernus:Amm. Fritigernus (roi des Goths, qui défit et tua l'empereur Valens).
Friuolaria:the title of a comedy of Plautus, of which only a few fragments have been preserved.
Frontoniani:pupils of Fronto, Frontonians
Frontonianus:of Fronto, Frontonian
Fructesea:déesse des fruits de la terre
Frusinas:of or belonging to Frusino, plur. subst.
Frusinates:the inhabitants of Frusino
Frutinal:temple de Frutis
Frutis:nom étrusque de Vénus
Fucentes:peuple d'Italie, chez les Marses
Fufetius:v. Mettus.
Fuffetia:nom d'une vestale
Fufidianus:of or belonging to a Fufidius, Fufidian
Fulfulae:a city of the Samnites
Fulgentius:a Roman mythographer and grammarian in the beginning of the sixth century of the Christian era.
Fulginates:the inhabitants of Fulginia, Fulginians;, no.
Fulginia:a city of Umbria, between Perusia and Spoletium, Foligno
Fulginiates:the inhabitants of Fulginia, Fulginians;, no.
Fulgora:a goddess who presided over lightning
Fuluianus:of or belonging to a Fulvius, Fulvia, Fulvian
Fuluiaster:an imitator of a Fulvius
Funarius2:a surname of Gratianus, father of the emperor Valentinianus
Fundani:the inhabitants of Fundi
Fundania:épouse de Varron [l'écrivain]
Fundanianus:qui a rapport à Fundanius
Fundanius2:v. Fundi
Fura:name of a goddess, otherwise unknown
Furatrinus:le dieu du vol, Mercure
Furiae:the three goddesses of vengeance, the Furies
Furiani:the soldiers of M. Furius Camillus, the Furians
Furianus:Furian
Furina:a goddess worshipped in ancient Rome
Furinalia:the festival of Furina
Furinalis:of or belonging to Furina, Furinal-, plur. subst.
Furnianus:du sculpteur Furnius
Furrina:a goddess worshipped in ancient Rome
Furrinalia:the festival of Furina
Furrinalis:of or belonging to Furina, Furinal-
Fuscinus:relatif à un Fuscus
Fut:indécl., fleuve de Mauritanie
Gaba:ville de Syrie
Gabala:Gabala, ville de la Séleucide
Gabales:peuple gaulois, limitrophe de la Narbonnaise [aujourd'hui le Gévaudan]
Gabaliani:les Gabales
Gabalicus:of or belonging to the Gabali
Gabalitani:the inhabitants of Gabali
Gabalitanus:of or belonging to the Gabali
Gabaon:a city of Judea, Gibeon
Gabaonites:Gabaonite
Gabaoniticus:of or belonging to Gabaon, Gabaonite, Gibeonite
Gabaza:contrée de la Sogdiane
Gabba:a famous wit of the time of Tiberius
Gabba2:ville d'Arabie
Gabbara:nom d'h.
Gabe:ville de Syrie
Gabellus:rivière de la Gaule Cispadane
Gabeni:habitants de Gaba
Gabiensis:of Gabii, Gabine
Gabienus:surnom romain
Gabini:the inhabitants of Gabii, Gabines
Gabri:peuple Scythe
Gabriel:l'archange Gabriel
Gabriel2:l'archange Gabriel
Gabromagus:ville de Norique
Gadara:ville de Palestine
Gaddir:a famous colony of the Phœnicians established on an island of the same name in, Cadiz
Gadir:a famous colony of the Phœnicians established on an island of the same name in, Cadiz
Gadis:c. Gades
Gaeli:peuple d'Asie
Gaetulia:the country of the Gœtulians
Gaetulicus:Gœtulian, Subst. m. a surname of Cn. Cornelius Cossus Lentulus, the conqueror of the Gœtulians
Gagae:ville de Lycie
Gaioceli:v. Graioceli [mss β].
Gala:the father of Masinissa
Galacum:ville de Bretagne
Galame:ville de Phénicie
Galanthis:a female attendant of Alcmene, changed by Lucina, whom she had deceived, into a weasel
Galasa:ville de Syrie
Galaticus:of or belonging to the Galatians, Galatian
Galaulas:nom d'un peuple inconnu
Galene:ville de Phénicie
Galenus:Galien [célèbre médecin grec né à Pergame ; fut médecin des empereurs Marc-Aurèle, Verus et Commode]
Galeotae:a sort of interpreters of prodigies in Sicily
Galesus:a river of Magna Grœcia, near Tarento, Galeso
Galeti:c. Caletes.
Galilaea:the province of Galilee in northern Palestine
Galilaeus:of or belonging to Galilee, Galilean
Gallae:the priests of Cybele
Gallaeci:a people in western, Galicia and part of Portugal
Gallaecia:the country of the
Gallaecus:of or belonging to the, Gallœcian, a surname of A. Brutus, from his victory over the
Gallaicus:of or belonging to the, Gallœcian, a surname of A. Brutus, from his victory over the
Gallicani:the Gallicans, the inhabitants of the province Gallia
Gallice:in Gallic
Gallicia:c. Gallaecia.
Galliciensis:de Gallécie
Gallicii:habitants de la Gallécie
Gallienanus:de Gallien
Gallienus:Gallien [empereur romain]
Gallitae:peuple des Alpes
Gallitalutae:peuple des Indes
Gallius2:Gallic
Gallohispani:a name for the, formed after the analogy of
Gallohispanus:Gallohispanien [né en Hispanie, mais Gaulois d'origine]
Gallulus:Gallic
Galsa:ville d'Afrique
Gamala:ville de la Palestine
Gamale:ville de Phénicie
Gambreues:ville d'Éthiopie
Gamelio:the seventh month of the Attic year, answering to the last half of our January and the first of February
Gamphasantes:peuple d'Éthiopie
Gandamus:ville près de la mer Rouge
Gandari:peuple asiatique
Gangaude:ville d'Éthiopie sur le Nil
Gangre:ville de Paphlagonie
Ganos:ville de Thrace
Ganymedeus:A eunuch in the service of Arsinoë, an enemy of Cœsar
Garamantica:a sort of precious stone
Garamanticus:of or belonging to the Garamantes, Garamantian, African
Garganus2:of or belonging to Garganus, Gargan
Gargaphia:a valley of Bœvtia sacred to Diana, with a fountain of the same name, where Actœon was torn to pieces by his hounds
Gargaphie:vallée de Béotie, près de Platée, consacrée à Diane / fontaine dans cette vallée
Gargaricus:of or belonging to Gargara
Gargaridae:an Indian people near the Ganges, in the modern Bengal
Gargaron:Gargare [un des sommets du mont Ida] / ville du même nom au pied de l'Ida
Gargarus:c. Gargara
Gargettius:the philosopher Epicurus, born in Gargettus, the Gargettian
Gargettus:
Gargilianus:de Gargilius
Garianorum:ville de Bretagne
Garites:a people in Aquitanian Gaul, bordering on the
Garizaeus:de Garizim
Garizim:montagne de Samarie
Garonna:fem., a river of Gaul, the Garonne
Garsauritis:partie de la Cappadoce
Garuli:peuple de Ligurie
Garumni:a people of Gaul situated along the Garonne, St. Bertrand de Comminge
Gaudianus:nom d'homme
Gaudiosus:nom d'homme
Gaudos:île de la Méditerranée
Gaugamela:a village of Assyria, where Alexander conquered Darius, Karmelis
Gauinas:c. Gabius
Gauis:c. Gabii
Gaulitanus:de Gaulos
Gaulopes:peuple d'Arabie
Gaulos:île de la mer de Sicile
Gaulum:île de la mer de Sicile
Gauratae:peuple d'Asie, près du golfe Persique
Gaureleos:port de l'île d'Andros
Gazaca:ville de Médie
Gazae:partie de l'Atropatène
Gazaeus:de Gaza
Gazaufula:ville de Numidie
Gazensis:de Gaza
Gazetae:ville de Syrie
Gazeticus:A, city of Media
Gaziura:ville de Paphlagonie
Geba:ville de Phénicie
Gebadaei:peuple riverain de la mer Rouge
Gebbanitae:peuple de l'Arabie Heureuse
Gebenna:a chain of mountains in Gaul, the Cevennes
Gebennae:of or belonging to the Cevennes
Gebennicus:of or belonging to the Cevennes
Gebusaei:v. Jebusaei.
Gedeon:Gédéon [juge des Hébreux]
Gedrosi:a people of Asia, Mekran
Gedrosia:the country of the Gedrosi
Gedrosii:the country of the Gedrosi
Gedrusi:the country of the Gedrosi
Geganius:nom de plusieurs personnages
Gehon:Géon [l'un des quatre fleuves du Paradis terrestre]
Geidunni:a people subject to the
Gelani:the inhabitants of Gela
Gelanus:de Géla
Gelasimus:Gélasime (nom d'esclave).
Gelbes:fleuve de Bithynie
Gelensis:habitants de Géla
Geli:peuple de l'Asie centrale
Gellianus:a slave of one Gellius
Gelo2:king of Syracuse, son of Hiero II.
Gelon:king of Syracuse, son of Hiero II.
Gelon2:a fountain in Phrygia whose water caused laughter
Gelos:nom d'homme
Gemellenses:habitants d'Augusta Gémella
Genabenses:the inhabitants of Genabum, Genabians
Genabensis:of or belonging to Genabum, Genabian
Genabum:a city of the, in, on the, afterwards called, Orleans
Genauensis:of Geneva
Genaunes:a Germanic people in Rhœtia, in the Val di Non, neighbors of the Breuni
Gendos:fleuve de Bithynie (al. Geodos
Genesareni:Génésaréens
Genesius:nom de plusieurs martyrs des Gaules
Genetae:Génètes [peuple du Pont]
Genetaeus:des Génètes
Genethliacon:a birth-day poem
Geneua:a city of the Allobroges, upon Lake Leman, at the point where the Rhone passes from it, Geneva
Geneuensis:of Geneva
Genicida:
Geniculator:l'Agenouillé [constellation, auj. Hercule], v. Engonasi
Geniculatus2:The Kneeler
Genna:a city of the Allobroges, upon Lake Leman, at the point where the Rhone passes from it, Geneva
Gennadius:évêque de Marseille et historien, au cinquième siècle
Genonia:ville de Parthie (al. oenunia
Genosia:Génosia (ville de Germanie).
Genosus:a river of Grecian Illyria, north of Apollonia, Tjerma, Skumbi
Gentius:a king of Illyria, said to have discovered the herb
Genua:a celebrated seaport town of Liguria, a famous market for timber, Genoa
Genucilius:a Roman proper name
Genucius:nom de plusieurs personnages
Genuenses:the inhabitants of Genua
Genusini:peuplade d'Italie
Geoaris:île de la mer Ionienne
Geon:Géon [l'un des quatre fleuves du Paradis terrestre]
Georgi:the name of a Sarmatian people, near the Crimea
Georgica2:poems of husbandry, the title of a poem by Vergil
Georgicon:a book on husbandry
Georgos:the title of a comedy by Menander
Gepidae:a Gothic tribe in Scythia
Gepidicus:Gépidique
Ger:fleuve de Maurétanie
Geraesticus:port d'Ionie
Geraestos:the principal town of Eubœa, near the promontory, opposite to the promontory of Sunium, Geresto, Kastri
!Geraestum:c. Geraestus.
!Geraestus:the principal town of Eubœa, near the promontory, opposite to the promontory of Sunium, Geresto, Kastri
Geranea:ville de la Mégaride
Gerania:ville de Laconie / ville de Mésie, habitée par les Pygmées
Geraseni:habitants de Gérasa [ville de Palestine]
Gereonium:
Gergesaei:Gergéséens [peuple de la terre de Chanaan] / au sing.
Gergesei:Gergéséens [peuple de la terre de Chanaan] / au sing.
Gergithos:ville de Mysie ou d'Éolie
!Gergithus:ville de Mysie ou d'Éolie
Germa:ville de Mysie
Germalensis:
Germalus:a depression in the Palatine Hill, towards the Tiber, a part of the Septimontium
Germaniae:the whole of Germany
Germanicia:ville de Syrie
Germaniciana:ville de la Byzacène
Germaniciani:
Germanicianus:servant en Germanie
Germaniciensis:German, Germanic
Germanicopolis:ville de Paphlagonie
Germanicum:ville de Vindélicie
Germeni:habitants de Germa [v. de Galatie]
Germisara:ville de Dacie
Geronium:a small city, fortress in Appulia, Gerione, Girone
Gerontia:île de la mer Égée, proche de la Thessalie
Gerontodidasculus:the title of one of the satires of Varro
Gerra:ville d'Arabie et de la Basse-Égypte
Gerraicus:golfe de Gerra, en Arabie
Gerrha:ville d'Arabie et de la Basse-Égypte
Gerrhon:ville de la Basse-Égypte
Gerrunium:ville forte de Macédoine
Gerson:Gerson (un des fils de Lévi).
Geruasius:saint Gervais
Gerulata:ville de la Basse Pannonie
Gerulata2:ville de la Basse Pannonie
Gerunda:ville de la Tarraconnaise [auj. Girone]
Gerundensis:de Gérunda / habitants de Gérunda
Gerunium:a small city, fortress in Appulia, Gerione, Girone
Geryoneus:Geryonian
Gerys:v. Gerrhos
Gesoriacensis:de Gesoriacum
Gesoriacum:port des Morins [auj. Boulogne-sur-Mer]
Gesoriacus:port des Morins [auj. Boulogne-sur-Mer]
Gessus:fleuve d'Ionie
Gestar:guerrier carthaginois
Geth:ville de Palestine
Gethaei:habitants de Geth
Gethone:île près de la Chersonèse de Thrace
Gethsemani:Gethsémani (village près de Jérusalem).
Getice:like the Getœ
Getone:île de la Troade
Getta:ville de Phénicie
Getuli:a people of northwestern Africa, south of the, and, Morocco, the Gœtulians
Geudos:fleuve de Bithynie
Gigantes:the fabled sons of Earth and Tartarus, giants with snakes for legs, who stormed the heavens, but were smitten by Jupiter with lightning and buried under Ætna.—Sing.
Gigantomachia:the battle of the giants
Gigarta:ville de Phénicie
Gigemeros:v. Gyge-
Gigurri:peuple de l'Asturie
Gigurrus:des Gigurres
Gilda:ville de la Mauritanie Tingitane
Gildo:Gildon [qui, révolté contre Arcadius, fut vaincu par Stilicon]
Gilua:ville de la Mauritanie Césarienne
Gindareni:peuple de la Coelé-Syrie
Gindes:a tributary of the Tigris, in Assyria, Diala, Kerkah
Gisgo:Gisgon [nom carthaginois]
Gissa:île de l'Adriatique
Gistate:île du Nil
Gitanae:a city of Epirus, near Corcyra
Giufitanus:de Giuf [ville d'Afrique]
Glaesaria:an amber island in the North Sea
Glanis2:fleuve de Campanie
Glannobanta:ville de la Bretagne
Glanum:ville de la Narbonnaise
Glari:peuple d'Arabie
Glauce:The mother of the third Diana
Glaucides:statuaire grec
Glaucion2:Glaucion (peintre grec).
Glaucippe:une des Danaïdes
Glaucis:nom d'une chienne
Glauconnesos:île de la mer Égée
Glesaria:an amber island in the North Sea
Glinditiones:peuple de Dalmatie
Glissas:ville de Béotie
Glossemata:a name given to collections of such words with explanations
Glycerium:the name of a female character in the Andria of Terence
Glycon:a Greek proper name.
Glyconius:Glyconic
Gnathonici:disciples of Gnatho, Gnathonites, parasites
Gnesiochartae:peuple de Mésopotamie
Gneus:a Roman praenomen
Gnidii:the inhabitants of Gnidus, Gnidians
Gnidius:of or belonging to Gnidus, Gnidian, plur. subst.
Gnidos:a Doric city in Caria, celebrated for its statue of Venus, the workmanship of Praxiteles;, Cnido
!Gnidus:a Doric city in Caria, celebrated for its statue of Venus, the workmanship of Praxiteles;, Cnido
Gnipho:a Roman surname
Gnissi:peuple voisin du Palus-Maeotide
Gnosias:Gnosian, Cretan, fem., the Gnosian, Ariadne
Gnosii:the inhabitants of Gnosus, Gnosians
Gnosos:the ancient capital of Crete, the residence of Minos;, Cnosson;
Gnossiacus:de Gnosse, de Cnossos, de Crète.
Gnossias:Gnosian, Cretan
Gnossias2:the Gnosian, Ariadne
Gnossis:Gnosian, Cretan
Gnossis2:the Gnosian, Ariadne
Gnossius:of or belonging to Gnosus, to Crete, Gnosian, Cretan
!Gnossos:Gnosse [ville de Crète, ancienne résidence de Minos]
Gnossos:the ancient capital of Crete, the residence of Minos;, Cnosson;
Gnostici:the Gnostics, a religious sect in the first centuries of the Christian era
!Gnosus:the ancient capital of Crete, the residence of Minos;, Cnosson;
Gobannium:ville de Bretagne
Gogaraei:peuple d'Asie, au-delà du Palus Méotide
Golgotha:ind., lieu près de Jérusalem où J.-C. fut crucifié
Golias:Goliath [géant philistin tué par David]
Goliath:ind., Goliath [géant philistin tué par David]
Gomorra:the city of Gomorrha, in Palestine
Gomorrha:the city of Gomorrha, in Palestine
Gomorrhaeus:of or belonging to Gomorrha
Gomorrhum:of or belonging to Gomorrha
Gomorrum:Gomorrhe [ville près du Jourdain, consumée par le feu du ciel]
Gonni:a town of Thessaly near the Vale of Tempe, Lycóstomo
Gonnocondylum:a town of Thessaly
Gonnus:c. Gonni
Gophnitica:partie de la Judée
Gordaei:a people of Armenia, the modern Kurds
Gordianus:of or belonging to the emperor Gordian, Gordian
Gordianus2:a Roman proper name;
Gordiensis:of Gordium
Gordiucome:ville de Bithynie
Gordius:of or belonging to Gordius
Gordius2:a king of Gordium, in Phrygia Major, famous for the inextricable knot on his chariot, which Alexander the Great cut with his sword
Gordiutichos:a town of Phrygia Major
Gordueni:a people of Armenia, the modern Kurds
Gordyniae:Gordynies [ville de Macédoine]
Gorgades:île de l'Atlantique
Gorgasus:nom d'un peintre
Gorgis:c. Gorge
Gorgones:les Gorgones [Méduse, Sthényo et Euryalée], filles de Phorcus
Gorgonia:coral
Gorgonidonii:les champs des Gorgones.
Gorgophona:tueuse de Gorgones [épithète de Minerve]
Gorgosthenes:nom d'un auteur tragique
Gortyn:an important and very ancient city of Crete
Gortyna:Gortyne [ville de Crète, sur le fleuve Léthé, près de laquelle était le labyrinthe]
Gortynia:a town of Crete
Gortyniacus:Gortynian, Cretan
Gortynii:the inhabitants of Gortyna, Gortynians
Gortynis:de Gortyne
Gothi:the Goths, the great tribe of Northern Germany
Gothia:the country of the Goths
Gothice:dans la langue des Goths
Gothicus:of or belonging to the Goths, Gothic; Subst. m. a surname bestowed on the conqueror of the Goths
Gothicus2:a surname bestowed on the conqueror of the Goths
Gothini:a Celtic tribe that inhabited the region about the modern Cracow
Gothones:the Goths, the great tribe of Northern Germany
Gothus:un Goth
Gotini:peuplade germanique
Grabaei:peuple de Dalmatie
Gracchi:les Gracques (Tibérius et Caïus Gracchus, tribuns de la plèbe, fils de Cornélie et de T. Sempronius Gracchus)
Gracchuris:a town in Spain founded by Ti. Sempronius Gracchus
Gracchuritani:the inhabitants of Gracchuris
Graccuris:ville de la Tarraconnaise, nommée plus tard Isuris
Graccuritanus:de Graccuris
Gradiuicola:a worshipper of Mars
Graea:an ancient town in Bœotia, near
Graeae:daughters of Phorcus, and Ceto, sisters and guardians of the Gorgons, gray-haired from their birth, having
Graeca:une Grecque, une femme grecque.
Graecalis:Grecian, Greek
Graecanice:in Greek
Graecatim:in the Greek
Graeciensis:Grecian
Graecigena:a Greek by birth
Graecigenae:les Grecs
Graecitas:Greek, the Greek language
Graecostadium:Grécostase [édifice de Rome où se tenaient les ambassadeurs des pays étrangers en attendant l'audience du Sénat]
Graecostasis:a building in Rome, near the Curia and Comitium, where at first Grecian and afterwards other foreign ambassadors took up their abode
Graecula:a Greekling, a weak imitator of Greek women
Graecum:the Greek language, Greek
Graecus2:a Greek
Graiugena:a Grecian by birth, Greek
Graiugena2:a Grecian by birth, a Greek, Adj.
Graius2:a Greek
Granis:fleuve de la Susiane
Grannus:a surname of Apollo in several Germanic, Dacian, and Scottish inscriptions
Granucomatitae:province de Syrie
Gratiae:the three Graces, Aglaia, Euphrosyne, and Thalia, daughters of Jupiter and Eurynome
Gratianopolis:a city in Gallia Narbonensis, Grenoble in Dauphiné
Gratianopolitanus:de Gratianopolis
Gratianus:of or belonging to a Gratius, Gratian
Gratius:name of a Roman gens
Graucomene:ville d'Égypte
Grauiaca:ville de Norique
Grauisca:a small town of Etruria, belonging to the territory of Tarquinii, Le Saline, S. Clementino, Marta
Grauiscani:the inhabitants of Graviscœ, Graviscans
Grauiscanus:of or belonging to Graviscœ, Graviscan, plur. subst.
Gregoriani:les Grégoriens, les sectateurs de Grégoire
Gregorianus:Grégorien [jurisconsulte du temps de Justinien]
Gregorius:nom de plusieurs pers. ; nott saint Grégoire de Nazianze, célèbre auteur ecclésiastique
Grillius:nom d'un grammairien latin
Groui:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Grumbestini:peuple de la Calabrie
Grumentini:the inhabitants of Grumentum
Grundiles:an appellation of the Lares
Grundules:an appellation of the Lares
Grunium:a small town in Æolis, with a temple of Apollo
Grylios:fleuve d'Éolie
Grynia:ville d'Éolide, avec un temple d'Apollon
Grynium:a small town in Æolis, with a temple of Apollo
Guberni:peuple de la Belgique
Gudulla:ville d'Afrique
Gugerni:a people of Germany, Cleves
Gulusa:a son of Masinissa, king of Numidia
Gurdiaei:peuple de Mésopotamie
Gurtiana:ville de la Basse Pannonie
Guthalus:fleuve de Germanie
Gutones:the Goths, the great tribe of Northern Germany
Gyara2:a small barren island in the Ægean Sea, one of the Cyclades, used by the Romans under the empire as a place of exile for criminals, Chiura
Gyes:A giant with a hundred arms
Gygemeros:montagne de Thrace
Gymnasium2:name of a Greek maiden
Gymnetes:Gymnètes [peuple de l'Inde] / peuple d'Éthiopie
Gypsum2:île de la Haute-Égypte
Gypsus:île de la Haute-Égypte
Gyrton:ville de Thessalie et de Magnésie
Gyrtone:a town of Thessaly, between Pharsalia and Larissa, the village Tatári
Gyrus2:une des Sporades
Gytheates:of or belonging to Gythēum, Gytheatic
Gythium:a seaport in Laconia, on the Eurotas, Paleopoli
Gythius:fleuve de Laconie [al. Cynthius
Gytisos:ville de Crète
Habacuc:v. Abacuc.
Habesos:ville de Lycie
Habracura:la déesse Proserpine
Habron:nom d'un peintre
Hacotina:ville d'Arménie
Hadranitani:the inhabitants of Hadranum
Hadranum:a town of Sicily, near Mount Ætna
Hadrianalis:of or belonging to the emperor Hadrian, no.
Hadrianopolis:ville de Thrace [auj. Andrinople] / pl., les villes auxquelles Adrien donna son nom
Hadriaticum:l'Adriatique
Hadrumetinus:of or belonging to Hadrumetum, Hadrumetine
Hadrumetus:a city of, the capital of the province
Hadylius:nom d'une montagne de Béotie
Haebudes:îles près de la côte N.-O. de la Bretagne [auj. Hébrides ou Western]
Haedilia:a mountain near the Sabine villa of Horace
Haeduensis:relatif aux Eduens.
Haeduicus:pertaining to the Ædui
Haegra:ville d'Arabie
Haemimontani:the inhabitants of Hœmimontus
Haemimontus:a province of Thrace, adjoining Mount Hœmus
!Haemos:A high range of mountains in Thrace, the Great Balkan
Hagelades:nom d'un statuaire de Rhodes
Hagesander:nom d'un statuaire de Rhodes
Hagesias:nom d'un statuaire
Hagiographa:the last of the three principal divisions of the Old Testament Scriptures
Hagnon:nom d'un peintre
Halcyone:a daughter of Æolus, who, from love to her husband Ceyx, who had suffered shipwreck, threw herself into the sea and was changed into a kingfisher
Hales:a small river in Lucania near Velia, Halente
Halesa:a town on the northern coast of Sicily, on the river Halesus
Halesini:the inhabitants of Halesa, Halesines
Halesinus:of or belonging to Halesa
Halesus:Son of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, Brisēis, the founder of Falisci
Haleti:peuple de Thrace
Haliartii:the inhabitants of Haliartus
Haliartus:a city of Bœotia near the modern village of Mazi
Halicanum:ville de la Haute Pannonie
Halicarnassenses:habitants d'Halicarnasse
Halicarnasseus:of Halicarnassus
Halicarnassii:the inhabitants of Halicarnassus, Halicarnassians
!Halicarnassos:Halicarnasse [capitale de la Carie]
!Halicarnassusos:a city of great antiquity in Caria, the birthplace of the historians Herodotus and Dionysius, also celebrated for the mausolēum erected there, Bodrun, Boudroum
Halicyae:ville de Sicile [auj. Salemi]
Halieutica:a title of a poem on fishing. by Ovid;
Halisarna:ville d'Étolie
Halisarne:ville de la Troade
Haliserne:ville de la Troade
Haliserni:peuple sur les bords du Palus-Méotide
Halizones:Halizons [peuple de la Bithynie ou du Pont]
Halmydessos:Halmydesse [ville de Thrace]
!Halmydessus:Halmydesse [ville de Thrace]
Halmyris:lac de la Mésie Inférieure
Halone:An island between Teos and Lebedus
Halonesonnesus:île de la mer Égée, près de la Macédoine
Halonesos:île de la mer Égée, près de la Macédoine
!Halonesus:île de la mer Égée, près de la Macédoine
Halonnesi:île du golfe Arabique
Halos:ville de Thessalie
Halys:A river in Asia Minor, flowing between Paphlagonia and Cappadocia, Kisil-Irmak, Acc.
Hamae:a place in Campania, near Cumœ
Hamartigenia:The Origin of Sin
Hamaxitos:ville de Troade / ville de la Doride
Hamaxobii:a Scythian people
Hamiroei:peuple d'Arabie
Hammoniacum:
Hammoniacus:belonging to Hammon, Libya, Africa
Hammonium:the oasis El-Siwah
Hampsagoras:prince de Sardaigne
Hampsicoras:prince de Sardaigne
Hanno:a Punic name. The most celebrated of the name is Hanno, general of the Carthaginians, who, about the year, navigated the western coast of Africa
Hannon:Hannon [fameux navigateur carthaginois] / nom de plusieurs personnages carthaginois
Hanunea:ville de Syrie
Harenatium:a town in, Ærth, Arth, near Herwen
Hareni:montagnes de Bétique
Harmais:nom d'un roi
Harmatotropi:peuple de la Bactriane
Harmedon:île près de la Crète
Harmozaei:peuple voisin de la Carmanie
Harpasa:ville de Carie
Harpasides:de Carie
Harpasus:fleuve de Carie
Harpax:the name of a slave
Harpocration:l'un des maîtres de l'empereur Vérus
Harpyacus:des Harpies
Harpyiae:
Harusbis:ville d'Éthiopie
Hasbytae:peuple d'Afrique
Hasdrubalianus:d'Asdrubal [frère d'Annibal]
Hastensianus:des habitants d'Hasta, v. de Ligurie [auj. Asti]
Haterianus:of or belonging to Haterius
Hatra:v. de Mésopotamie
Hautontimorumenos:celui qui se punit lui-même [titre d'une comédie de Térence, traduite de Ménandre]
Heautontimorumenos:The Self-tormentor
Hebdomecontacometae:peuple de l'Afrique centrale
Hebon:nom de Bacchus chez les Campaniens
Hebraei:the Hebrews
Hebraice:in the Hebrew language, in Hebrew
Hebraicus:of or belonging to the Hebrews, Hebrew
Hebreice:c. Hebraice
Hebreicus:c. Hebrăĭcus
Hebromagus:ville d'Aquitaine [auj. Moncrabeau]
Hebron:fils de Caath, et petit-fils de Lévi / ville de la tribu de Juda, où naquit saint Jean Baptiste
Hebronitae:Hébronites, descendants d'Hébron
Hebudes:îles près de la côte N.-O. de la Bretagne [auj. Hébrides ou Western]
Hecabe:nom d'une des Danaïdes
Hecaerge:The name of Diana
Hecata:c. Hecate
Hecateis:Hecateian
Hecateius:of or belonging to Hecate, Hecateian
Hecube:the daughter of Dymas, wife of Priam; after the destruction of Troy the, slave of Penelope, changed through rage into a dog, an ugly old woman
Hedone:one of the œons of Valentinian
Hedui:v. aedui, etc.
Heduphagetica:the title of a poem of Ennius;
Hedyphagetica:Friandises [titre d'un poème d'Ennuis]
Hedyphos:fleuve de Perse
Hegas:nom d'homme.
Hegea:nom d'homme
Hegeas:nom d'homme
Hegesias:A Cyrenaic philosopher
Hegesilochus:premier magistrat de Rhodes
Hegesinus:an Academic philosopher
Helbo:île près de la Lycie
Helcebus:ville de Belgique
Helena:Hélène, fille de Léda et de Jupiter, soeur de Castor, de Pollux, de Clytemnestre, femme de Ménélas, fut cause de la guerre de Troie / Flavia Julia Héléna, mère de Constantin / nom donné à une étoile
Helenius:a Latin proper name
Helernus:a grove by the Tiber, the birthplace of Carna
Heles:v. Hales.
Helgas:ville de Bithynie, nommée aussi Germanicopolis
Heli:ind., juge et grand sacrificateur des Juifs
Heliacus:relating to Helios
Heliades:surnom romain
Helias:Élie [prophète des Hébreux]
Helicanum:ville de la Haute-Pannonie
Helicaon:son of Antenor and founder of Patavium
Helicaonius:d'Hélicaon
Heliconides:the Muses
Heliconis:Heliconian, plur. subst.
Helinium:une des bouches du Rhin
Heliogabalus:a Roman emperor
Heliopolitae:the inhabitants of Heliopolis, Heliopolites
Heliopolitani:the inhabitants of Heliopolis, Heliopolitans
Heliopolitanus:of or belonging to Heliopolis, Heliopolitan
Heliopolites:of or belonging to Heliopolis, Heliopolite, an Assyrian designation of
!Helios:le Soleil
Hellada:c. Hellas
Helladicus:of or from Greece, Grecian, Greek
Hellen:a son of Deucalion, and king of Thessaly, from whom the Greeks were called Hellenes
Hellenes:Hellènes, Grecs
Helleni:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Hellenicus:nom d'homme
Hellespontias:another name of the wind
Hellesponticus:de l'Hellespont
Hellespontius2:one who lives upon the Hellespont
Hellopes:peuple d'Épire
Helmodenes:peuple de l'Arabie Heureuse
Helorum:a river on the eastern coast of Sicily, Atellaro, Abisso, At its mouth
Helorus:I. a river on the eastern coast of Sicily, now Atellaro II. f. The city situated at its mouth.
Heluecones:a northern Germanic tribe, between the Rugii and Burgundiones, on the west of the Vistula
Helui:a people of, whose capital, called, and, was celebrated for its wine, Alps, Viviers, Départ. Ardèche
Heluianus:de P. Helvius Pertinax
Heluicus:of or belonging to the Helvii, Helvian
Heluillum:ville d'Ombrie
Hemasini:ancien peuple de Dalmatie
Hemina2:surname of the historian
Hemmatae:peuple d'Arabie
Hemonensis:d'Émona
Henetia:v. Venetia.
Heniochius:des Hénioques
Heniochus2:of or belonging to the Heniochi, Heniochian
Hennaeus:of or belonging to Henna, Hennean
Hephaestia:a city of Lemnos
Hephaestias:une des îles Éoliennes [peut-être auj. Vulcanello]
Hephaestion2:Héphestion [ami et confident d'Alexandre]
Hephaestium:ville de Lycie
Heptagoniae:a small place near Sparta
Heptaporos:rivière de la Troade
!Heptaporus:rivière de la Troade
Heptapylos:seven-gated
Heptastadium:a mole of seven stadia in length, connecting the isle of Pharos with the mainland
Heptateuchos:the first seven books of the Old Testament
!Heptateuchus:Heptateuque [les cinq livres de Moïse plus les livres de Josué et des Juges]
Hequaesi:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Her:a Pamphylian, who, according to legend, rose from the dead
Hera2:-I. the Grecian goddess Hera, Juno -II. another name of, in Sicily
Heracleenses:-I. A very ancient city of Sicily, a colony from Crete, called in earlier times, Capo Bianco -II. the inhabitants of Heraclea, Heracleans
Heracleensis:d'Héraclée, et pl. m., habitants d'Héraclée
Heracleopolis:a city of Egypt upon an ancient island of the Nile, which has become part of its western bank, Ahnas
Heracleopolitae:the inhabitants of Heracleopolis
Heracleopolites:of Heracleopolis, Plur. subst.
Heracleotes:of or belonging to Heraclea, Heracleote, born in Heraclea, a disciple of Zeno, of Heraclea in Lucania
Heracleoticus:of or belonging to Heraclea, Heracleotic
Heraclidae:Héraclides, nom patronymique des descendants d'Hercule
Heraclitei:the disciples of Heraclitus
Heraea:a fortified city in Arcadia, on the Alphēus
Heraea2:the festival of Hera
Heraeum:ville de l'île de Leucade
Heraeus:
Herbani:habitants d'Herbanum
Herbanum:ville d'Étrurie
!Herbesos:Erbesse [ville de Sicile]
Herbessus:a town of Sicily
Herbulenses:habitants d'Herbula [ville de Sicile]
Herceus2:an epithet of Jupiter, as the protector of the house and its enclosure;
Hercius:Hercéen, qui veille aux clôtures [surnom de Jupiter, protecteur d'une maison]
Herculanenses:the inhabitants of Herculaneum, Herculaneans
Herculaneum:a town of Campania, situated on the sea-coast, between Naples and Pompeii, and buried along with the latter city by an eruption of Vesuvius
Herculanus:-I. of or belonging to Herculaneum, Herculanean -II. long, large
Herculiani:his guards
Herculinus:d'Hercule
Hercyna:a female companion of Proserpina, to whom a temple was dedicated at Lebadia
Hercynna:a female companion of Proserpina, to whom a temple was dedicated at Lebadia
Herdonea:a city of the interior of Apulia, Ordona
Herdonia:petite ville des Hirpins [auj. Ordonna]
Herdonienses:the inhabitants of Herdonia
Herdonius:a proper name, of Aricia
Here2:the goddess of inheritance
Herennianus:of or belonging to a Herennius, Herennian
Hergetium:ville de Sicile
Herie:a female companion of Juno
Herillii:the disciples of Erillus
Herillus:a Stoic philosopher of Carthage, who flourished about
Herilus:a king of Prœneste, son of the goddess Feronia
Herma:a Hermes pillar, Hermes
Hermacreon:a Greek proper name
Hermae:pl., Hermès, gaines surmontées d'une tête de Mercure ; [en gén.] bustes / Hermès Trismégiste [dieu ou sage égyptien] / nom d'hommes
Hermaeum2:localité de la Béotie
Hermaeus:de Mercure.
Hermagora:A celebrated Greek rhetorician of Rhodes
Hermagorei:his disciples
Hermandica:a city of Hispania, Salamanca
Hermas:nom d'homme
Hermastus:ville d'Hibérie
Hermathena:a double bust of Mercury and Minerva
Hermeracles:a double bust of Mercury and Hercules
Hermerotes:bustes à la fois de Mercure et de l'Amour
Hermesta:ville d'Ionie
Hermiona:Daughter of Menelāus and Helen
Hermiones:a name applied to the people of Central Germany, from whom are descended the
Hermioneus:d'Hermione [ville]
Hermionicus:d'Hermione [ville]
Hermionius:d'Hermione [ville]
Hermisium:ville de la Scythie d'Europe
Hermocapelitae:habitants d'Hermocapélie [ville de Lydie]
Hermodorus:An Ephesian prince
Hermogenianus:belonging to one Hermogenes
Hermonassa:ville de Sarmatie, près du Bosphore Cimmérien
Hermonasse:ville de Sarmatie, près du Bosphore Cimmérien
Hermopolis:ville d'Égypte dans l'Heptanomide
Hermotimus:Hermotime de Clazomène [philosophe]
Hernicum:le pays des Herniques
Herodiani:the followers of Herod, Herodians
Herodianus:of Herod.
Herodianus2:Hérodien [nom d'homme]
Herodias:Hérodiade [qui fit mettre à mort saint Jean-Baptiste]
Herodium:ville de Judée
Herostratus:the notorious Ephesian who, in order to make himself famous, set fire to the temple of Diana at Ephesus
Herse:a daughter of Cecrops, beloved by Mercury
Hersilia:the wife of Romulus
Hertha:Hertha (la Terre), divinité des Germains.
Herticchei:peuple de la Sarmatie asiatique
Heruli:the Herulians, the people of Northern Germany who penetrated into Italy and dissolved the western Roman Empire
Herus2:Hérus (nom d'homme).
Hesiodeus:of or relating to Hesiod, Hesiodic
Hesiodicus:d'Hésiode
Hesiodius:d'Hésiode
Hesiona:A daughter of Laomedon, king of Troy, whom Hercules rescued from a seamonster and gave in marriage to Telamon, to whom she bore Teucer
Hesperie:a daughter of the river Cebren, who was killed by the bite of a snake
Hesperis:-I. of evening or the west, western, Hesperian. -II. the queen's gilliflower
Hesperus:the evening star, Hesperus;, the son of Cephalus and Aurora;, the son of Iapetus and Asia, and brother of Atlas;
Hesseni:v. Esseni.
Hestiaeotis:a district in Thessaly between Olympus and Ossa
Hetaera:titre d'une comédie de Turpilius
Hetereius:nom d'homme
Heth:ind., fils de Chanaan
!Hethaei:Héthéens, Hittites
Hethaeus:Héthéen, Hittite
Hetriculum:a city of the Bruttii
Hetruria:a country of central Italy
Hetruscus:of Etruria, Etruscan
Heua:Eve, the first woman
Heuresis:fête célébrée à Rome en nov.
Hexaemeron:of, in six days, the six days of the creation, the title of a work on the creation of the world
Hexapylon:a gate in Syracuse with six entrances
Hiarbas:a king of Mauritania
Hiberes:Iberians, Spaniards
Hiberiacus:Iberic, Spanish
Hibiethes:fleuve de l'île de Samos
Hicesius:médecin qui a composé plusieurs ouvrages
Hicetaon:son of Laomedon king of Troy
Hicetas:A tyrant of Leontini
Hiempsas:nom de Carthaginois
Hienipensis:d'Hiénipa [ville de la Bétique] / habitants d'Hiénipa
Hiera2:The name of several islands
HieraCome:a place in Caria
Hierapolis:A city of Great Phrygia, Pambouk Kaleh
Hierapolitae:the inhabitants of Hierapolis
Hierapolitani:habitants d'Hiérapolis
Hierapytna:ville de Crète
Hierax:Hiérax (l'Epervier, surnom d'un Antiochus).
Hiere:petite île près de Chypre
Hieremias:the prophet Jeremiah
Hiericho:Jéricho (ville de Palestine).
Hiericus:the city of Jericho, in Palestine
Hierocaesarea:ville de Lydie
Hierocles:a celebrated orator of Alabanda, an older contemporary of Cicero
Hierocometae:ville de Mysie
Hierolophienses:habitants d'une ville de l'Asie-Mineure
Hieromix:fleuve de Palestine
Hieron:ville d'Asie, près du Palus-Méotide
Hieron2:Hiéron, [nom de deux rois de Syracuse]
Hieronesus:île voisine de la Sicile
Hierorenses:peuple de Galatie
Hierosolymarius:of or belonging to Jerusalem;
!Hierosolymitae:habitants de Jérusalem
Hierosolymita:an inhabitant of Jerusalem
Hierosolymitanus:of Jerusalem
Hierum:ville d'Asie, près du Palus-Méotide
Hierus:nom d'homme
Hilario:saint Hilarion, compagnon de saint Antoine
Hilarion:saint Hilarion, compagnon de saint Antoine
Hilarius:saint Hilaire, évêque de Poitiers / saint Hilaire, év. d'Arles
Hileia:ville de Mésopotamie
Hilerda:v. Ilerda.
Hilicanum:ville de la Haute-Pannonie
Hilleuiones:peuple Scandinave
Hillus:nom donné par plaisanterie à Hirrus
Hilotae:the original inhabitants of the city Helos, in Laconia, afterwards the bondsmen of the Spartans, the Helots
Himani:peuple de Liburnie
Himantopodes:a people of Æthiopia
Himera2:the city of Himera, situated on the northern branch of the river of the same name, between Lilybœum and Pelorus
Himeraeus:of or belonging to the city Himera, Himeran, of Himera
Himeras:v. Himera 1
Himerenses:ville à l'embouchure de l'Himère.
Himerte:ancien nom de Lesbos
Himerus:nom d'homme
Himilco:Himilcon, nom de plusieurs Carthaginois
Hippalchus:Argonaute, fils de Pélops
Hippalcimus:Argonaute, fils de Pélops
Hippalum:promontoire d'Éthiopie
Hippalus:another name of the wind, in the Indian Ocean
Hippareni:habitants d'Hipparénum
Hipparenum:ville de Babylonie
Hipparinus:the name of the father of Dion
Hipparis:a small river of Sicily, flowing by the city of Camarina, whence it is now called Fiume di Camarana
Hippasides:fils d'Hippase [Socus, Naubolus]
!Hippasos:Hippase. - 1 - un des centaures. - 2 - fils d'Eurytus, un de ceux qui firent la chasse au sanglier de Calydon.
Hippasos:Son of Eurytus
Hippea:mère de l'Argonaute Polyphème
Hippi:ville de l'Ionie
Hippia:nom de femme
Hippius:[métr.] = molossus / comète
Hippius2:a Roman proper name
Hippo:the name of several cities.
Hippocraticus:of or belonging to Hippocrates, Hippocratic
Hippocrenaeus:of or belonging to Hippocrene
Hippocrenides:the Muses so named from the Hippocrene
Hippodamas:the father of Perimele
Hippodamea:Daughter of Œnomaüs, king of Elis; she became the wife of Pelops, who won her in a race with her father
Hippodamus:the horse-tamer
Hippolochus:général thessalien
Hippolyta:An Amazon, daughter of Mars, taken captive in the war of the Amazons by Theseus, to whom she bore Hippolytus
Hippomedon:un des sept chefs devant Thèbes
Hippomeneis:Limone, a daughter of Hippomenes of Athens, who, as a punishment for unchastity, was thrown by her father to a horse to be devoured
Hippona:v. de Numidie)
Hipponacteus:of Hipponax, in the style of Hipponax, Hipponactean, a bitter, biting poem
Hipponacteus2:the sort of iambic verse invented by Hipponax
Hipponax:a Greek poet of Ephesus, who wrote in iambics, celebrated for the bitterness of his satires
Hipponenses:A city of, near Toletum
Hipponesos:île de la mer Égée
Hipponicus:an Athenian, father-in-law of Alcibiades
Hippopodes:a fabulous race of men, with horses' feet
Hipporum:ville du Bruttium
Hippothous:son of Cercyon, who took part in the Calydonian hunt
Hippuri:port de l'île de Taprobane
Hippuris2:une des Sporades
Hippus:nom d'un constructeur de vaisseaux de transport
Hippys:nom d'un peintre
Hircipes:goat-footed
Hirpi:a very ancient Sabine family near Rome, in the territory of the Falisci
Hirpini:a people of Lower Italy, between Campania, Lucania, and Apulia
Hirrius:nom d'h.
Hirtianus:d'Hirtius
Hirtinus:of Hirtius, the battle in which Hirtius met his death
Hispalensis:of or belonging to the city Hispalis
Hispalienses:the inhabitants of Hispalis
Hispaliensis:of or belonging to the city Hispalis
Hispalis:a city of, Sevilla, neut.
Hispane:after the manner of Spain
Hispanicus:Spanish
Hispellum:a city of Umbria, at the foot of the Apennines, Spello
Histi:peuple de la Scythie d'Asie
Histonium:ville des Frentani
Histri:-I. the people of Istria, Istrians, a barbarous Illyrian tribe subdued by the Romans -II. the inhabitants of Istria, the Istrians
Histriani:the inhabitants of Istria, Istrians, the people of Istria
Histricus2:-I. Istrian, of Istria -II. of or belonging to Istria, Istrian
Histrus:Istrian
Holmon:ville de Thessalie
Holo:[Holon, ville de Béturie / ville de la tribu de Juda
Holofernes:Holopherne, général assyrien, tué par Judith
Holon:[Holon, ville de Béturie / ville de la tribu de Juda
Holophernes:Holopherne, général assyrien, tué par Judith
Holopyxos:ville de Crète
Homeriacus:of or belonging to Homer, Homeric
Homerida:Plaut. imitateur d'Homère.
Homeritae:peuple de l'Arabie Heureuse
Homerius:of or belonging to Homer, Homeric
Homerocento:a poem made up of verses from Homer
Homeromastix:the censurer of Homer.
Homeronida:imitateur d'Homère
Homeronides:an imitator of Homer
Homna:v. de Carmanie
Homodoti:peuple scythe
Homolium:the Homoloian gate in Thebes
Homoloides:the Homoloian gate in Thebes
Homolois:
Homousiani:secte d'hérétiques qui identifiaient le Père et le Fils dans la Trinité
Honoria:nom de femme
Honoriades:a male descendant, son of the emperor Honorius
Honorianus:of or belonging to the emperor Honorius, Honorian
Honorias:a female descendant, daughter of the emperor Honorius
Honorinus:the god of honor
Honorius:son of the emperor Theodosius I., and brother of Arcadius, the first emperor of the western Roman empire
Hora2:the name of Hersilia, as a goddess
Hora3:the wife of Quirinus (Romulus), who was worshipped as a goddess
Horae:the Hours, daughters of Jupiter and Themis, goddesses that presided over, the changes of the seasons and kept watch at the gates of heaven
Horatia:soeur des Horaces
Horatianus:of or belonging to the poet Horace, Horatian
Horatii:les trois Horaces [qui combattirent contre les trois Curiaces]
Horcos:fleuve de Thessalie
Horesti:a tribe in North Britain, in the modern Stirling, the north part of Lanark
Horisius:fleuve de Mysie
Hormisda:nom de plusieurs rois de Perse
Horreum2:a city of Molossis in Epirus, of uncertain site
Horta:c. Hortanum
Hortanum:a city of Etruria, Orte
Hortator2:a Roman surname
Hortenses:peuple du Latium / peuple d'Afrique
Hortensia:daughter of Hortensius, also celebrated for her skill in oratory
Hortensianus:Hortensian, the treatise entitled
Hortensius3:the name of a Roman gens
Hortesius:the name of a Roman gens
Hortinus:of Hortanum
Hortospanum:an ancient city of Bactriana
Horus:name of the sun among the Egyptians
Hostilianus:d'Hostilius.
Hostiliensis:d'Hostilie
Hostilina:a goddess that promotes the growth of corn in equal ears
Hostilius2:d'Hostilius
Hostus2:a Roman prœnomen
Hunni:the Huns, Sing.
Hunniscus:of or belonging to the Huns, Hunnish
Hyacinthia:the festival in honor of Hyacinthus
Hyacinthos:a beautiful Spartan youth, son of Œbalus, beloved by Apollo, and accidentally killed by a blow of his quoit; from his blood sprang the flower of the same name, marked with the exclamation
!Hyacinthus:a beautiful Spartan youth, son of Œbalus, beloved by Apollo, and accidentally killed by a blow of his quoit; from his blood sprang the flower of the same name, marked with the exclamation
Hyades:the Hyades, They were fabled as daughters of Atlas and sisters of Hyas and of the Pleiades
Hyagnis:père de Marsyas
Hyale:a nymph, companion of Diana
Hyampolis:a town of Phocis, on the borders of Bœotia
Hyantes:the Hyantes, Bœotians
Hyanteus:of or belonging to the Hyantes, Bœotians, Hyantean, Bœotian
Hyantius:Actœon
Hyarotis:a river in India, a tributary of the Indus, Ravi
Hybanda:île voisine de l'Ionie
Hyble:a mountain of Sicily abounding in flowers and bees, with a city of the same name
Hyctanis:fleuve de Carmanie
Hyda:ville de Carie
Hydaspeus:of or belonging to the Hydaspes, Hydaspean;, Indian
Hydissenses:peuple de Carie
Hydraeus:of or belonging to the Hydra
Hydrela:a city of Caria
Hydrelatanus:of Hydrela
Hydrelitae:the inhabitants of Hydrela
Hydrelitanus:de l'Hydrèle
Hydruntinus:d'Hydronte
Hydruntum:Hydronte [ville de Calabre, auj. Otrante]
Hydrus2:a city of Calabria, under a mountain of the same name, Otranto, masc.
Hydrus3:montagne près d'Hydronte
Hydrussa:autre nom des îles de Céos, Andros et Ténos
Hyempsas:nom de Carthaginois
Hyes:one of the first three Dioscuri
Hyettus:a city of Bœotia, north of lake Copais
Hyetussa:île voisine de la Carie
Hygea:daughter of Æsculapius, and goddess of health
Hygia:daughter of Æsculapius, and goddess of health
Hygiaenusa:nom de femme
Hygienon:nom d'un peintre grec
Hyginus:surname of two Roman authors.
Hyius:nom d'homme
Hylactor:name of a hound of Actœon
Hylaei:Hyléens [peuple Scythe, à l'embouchure du Borysthène] / mer Hyléenne
Hylatae:peuple de Syrie
Hyle2:ville de Béotie
Hylerna:v. Helernus
Hyles:a centaur
Hyleus:one who took part in the Calydonian hunt
Hyllis:péninsule de la Dalmatie
Hylonome:the beautiful wife of the centaur Cyllarus
Hylus:a son of Hercules by Dejanira, and husband of Iole
Hymane:mère de Tiphys, femme de Phorbas
Hymenaeos2:the god of marriage, of weddings, Hymen.
Hymenaicus:hymeneal, belonging to a nuptial song
Hymeneius:of or belonging to Hymen, Hymeneal
Hymettos:a mountain near Athens, famed for its honey and its marble, fem.
Hymnis:a comedy of Cœcilius Statius
Hymos:île près de Rhodes
Hynidos:ville de Carie
Hypacaris:fleuve de la Sarmatie européenne
Hypaea:une des îles Stéchades
Hyparete:une des Danaïdes
Hypasis:a river in India, a tributary of the Indus, Sutledge
Hypata:a small town of Thessaly, near the Penēus, Neópatra
Hypataei:the inhabitants of Hypata
Hypaton:ville d'Éthiopie = Molum
Hyperantus:un des fils d'Égyptus
Hyperbolus:an Athenian orator
Hyperboreanus:hyperboréen, septentrional
Hypere:île de la mer Égée, appelée plus tard Amorgos
Hyperea:fontaine de Phères
Hyperia:a fountain at Pherœ, in Thessaly
Hyperionides:fils d'Hypérion, le Soleil
Hyperionis:a female descendant of the Sun, the Hyperionide
Hyperionius:of or belonging to Hyperion
Hyperis:fleuve qui se jette dans le golfe Persique
Hyperiscus:fils de Priam
Hypermnestra:la seule des Danaïdes qui sauva son époux Lyncée / donnée par les meilleurs mss
Hypermnestre:la seule des Danaïdes qui sauva son époux Lyncée / donnée par les meilleurs mss
Hyphasis:a river in India, a tributary of the Indus, Sutledge
Hypius:montagne de Bithynie
Hypnus:nom d'un esclave
Hypobarum:fleuve de l'Inde
Hypobolimaeus:The Counterfeit
Hypsa:a river in Sicily, Belici
Hypsaltae:peuple de Thrace
Hypseus:one who was present at the nuptials of Perseus
Hypsicrates:a grammarian
Hypsipyleus:d'Hypsipyle, de Lemnos
Hypsithylla:nom de femme
Hypsizonus:montagne de Macédoine
Hyrcaniani:les habitants de l'Hyrcanie
Hyrcanianius:la mer Caspienne
Hyrcanianus:la mer Caspienne
Hyrie:a lake, and town situated by it, in Bœotia
Hyrienses:peuple de Pisidie
Hyrini:peuple d'Apulie
Hyrium:promontoire de l'Apulie
Hyrmine:ville d'Élide
Hyrminum:fleuve de Sicile
Hysiae:ville de l'Argolide
Hytanis:v. Hyctanis. I
Ia:fille de Midas et femme d'Atys
Iabolenus:a celebrated Roman jurist in the time of Trajan, Hadrian, and Antoninus Pius
Iacetani:a people in northern Spain, at the foot of the Pyrenees
Iacetani2:les Jacétains (peuple du nord de l'Espagne).
Iacob:Jacob [troisième patriarche]
Iacob2:Jacob [troisième patriarche]
Iacobus2:nom d'homme
Iactus3:a river flowing into the Po
Iactus4:affluent du Pô
Iader:the inhabitants of
Iadera:a city of Illyria, Zara
Iadertini:the inhabitants of
Iahel:ind., femme qui tua le général chananéen Sisara
Ialmenus:fils de Lycus, un prétendant d'Hélène
Ialysius:d'Ialyse
Ialysos:A son of the fourth Sol
!Ialysus:A son of the fourth Sol
Ialysus3:an ancient city of Rhodes, now the village of Ialiso
Iambe:île de la mer Rouge
Iamblichus:an Arabian emir
Iamidae:the descendants of Iamus, son of Apollo
Iamno:ville de l'île Minorque
Iamnotanus:d'Iamnon
Iamphoryna:the capital of the Mœdi in Macedonia, Vrania, Ivorina
Iamphorynna:ville de Thrace
Iana:-I. i, an Italian divinity -II. Diana, the moon-goddess
Ianassa:Hyg. Ianassa (nom d'une nymphe de la mer).
Ianicularis:of Janiculum
Ianigena:begotten by Janus, child of Janus
Ianthe:daughter of Telestes
Ianthis2:nom de femme
Ianual:gâteau offert à Janus
Ianualis:of or belonging to Janus
Ianuaria:fête des calendes de janvier
Ianuspater:c. Janus
Iapetides:a player on the cithara
Iapetionides:a male descendant of Iapetus
Iaphet:fils aîné de Noé
Iapheth:fils aîné de Noé
Iapis:the physician of Æneas
Iapygeus:the wind usually called
Iapygia:contrée de l'Apulie
Iapygius:Iapygian
Iarartes:a river of Central Asia, Syr-Daria
Iarbita:a Mauritanian
Iardanis:the daughter of Iardanus, Omphale
Ias:ionienne
Iasion:King of Argos and father of Atalanta
Iasis:the daughter of Iasius, Atalanta
Iasius:of or belonging to Iassus, Iassian
Iasius2:of or belonging to Iasius, Iasian, Argive
Iason2:v. Iason.
Iasonides:a male descendant of Jason
Iassenses:the inhabitants of Iassus, Iassians
Iassii:
Iassius:of or belonging to Iassus, Iassian
Iassus:an ancient and wealthy town on the coast of Caria, Askem, Asyn Kalessi
Iastius:d'Ionie
Iasus:an ancient and wealthy town on the coast of Caria, Askem, Asyn Kalessi
Iaxamatae:a people on the lake Mæotis
Iaxamatae2:peuple de Sarmatie
Iaxartes:fleuve de Scythie
Iaxartes2:a river of Sogdiana, Sir, Sihoon
Iaxtes:fleuve
Iazyges:a sarmatian people on the Danube
Iazyges2:a sarmatian people on the Danube
Iber:Ibérien
Ibera:ville de Tarraconnaise
Iberes:Iberians, Spaniards
Iberi:the Iberians, Spaniards
Iberia:-I. Iberia, Spain -II. the country of Iberia, near the Caucasus, Georgia
Iberiacus:Iberic, Spanish
Ibericus:Iberic, Spanish
Iberina:nom de femme
Iberus:of or belonging to the Iberians, Spaniards, Iberian, Spanish
Iberus2:the river Iberus in Spain, Ebro
Icadion:;
Icadium:nom de femme
Icadius:a notorious robber
Icariotis:the daughter of Icarus, Penelope, Adj.
Icaris:the daughter of Icarus, Penelope
Icaros:one of the Sporades
Icarusa:fleuve d'Asie
Icatalae:peuple du Caucase
!Icelos:a son of Somnus
Ichanenses:les habitants d'Ichana (ville de Sicile).
Ichara:île du golfe Arabique
Ichnae:ville de Macédoine
Ichnobates:one of Actœon's hounds
Ichnusa:a very ancient name of the island of Sardinia
Ichthyoessa:nom donné à l'île de Carie abondante en poisson
Ichthyophagi:the name of several nations living upon fish
Ichthys:promontoire de l'Élide
Iciani:ville de Bretagne
Icilius:the name of a Roman gens
Iconienses:les habitants d'Iconium
Iconium2:a city of Lycaonia, Koniyeh
Icos:île de la mer Égée
Icosion:ville de la Mauritanie Césarienne (Alger)
Icositani:habitants d'Icosium
Icosium:ville de la Mauritanie Césarienne (Alger)
Ictis2:île près de la Bretagne
Iculisma:ville de l'Aquitaine [auj. Angoulême]
!Icus:île de la mer Égée
Idaea2:ville de Phénicie
Idale:ville de Mysie
Idalie:Venus.
Idalis:d'Idalie [ville de Mysie]
Idicra:ville de Numidie
Idimum:ville de la Mésie supérieure
Idisiauisum:Idistavise (en Germanie).
Idistauisum:Idistavise (en Germanie).
Idmonius:of or related to Idmon, Idmonian
Idomenenses:habitants d'Idomène (Macédoine)
Idomenius:pertaining to the Macedonian city, Idomenian
Idothea:fille de l'Océan
Idumaea:a region of Palestine
Idume:de l'Idumée
Iebusaei:Jébuséens, [peuple de Palestine]
Iebusiacus:des Jébuséens
Iephta:ville de la tribu de Juda
Iephte:juge des Hébreux qui immola sa fille, pour remplir un voeu
Iephthe:juge des Hébreux qui immola sa fille, pour remplir un voeu
Ieremias:the Hebrew prophet Jeremiah
Ieremias2:v. Jeremias.
Iericho:indecl., the Hebrew city Jericho
Iericho2:v. Hiericho.
Ierichontinus:de Jéricho
Ierichuntinus:de Jéricho.
Ieroboam:Jéroboam (roi d'Israël).
Iersonensis:d'Iersone [Tarraconnaise]
Iessae:Jessé ou Isaï [père de David]
Iessae2:Jessé ou Isaï [père de David]
Iessaeus:de Jessé
Iesse:Jessé ou Isaï [père de David]
Iessoniensis:c. Iersonensis
Ietae:the inhabitants of
Ietenses:peuple de Sicile
Ieterus:fleuve de Mésie
Igaeditani:peuple de Lusitanie
Igilgilitanus:d'Igilgili
Ignigena:the fire-born
Ignipotens2:potent in fire, ruler of fire, ignipotent
Igonscenter:
Iguuini:the inhabitants of Iguvium
Iguuium:a city of Umbria, Gubbio
Iieremias:Jérémie (prophète des Hébreux).
Ilarcusis:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Ildum:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Ilerdenses:the inhabitants of Ilerda
Ilergaonenses:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Ilergaones:a people of, on the sea-coast, near the mouth of the Ebro
Ilergaonia:capitale des Ilergaones
Ilergauonenses:
Ilergetae:Ilergètes [peuple de la Tarraconnaise]
Ilergetes:a people of, on the north of the Iberus
Iletia:ville de Thessalie
Iliada:
Iliades2:Trojan women, girls
Iliberi:a city of Hispania Bœtica, between the Bœtis and the coast, Granada
Ilicinus:
Ilion:a poetical name for, the city of Ilium, Troy
Ilionenses:surnom des habitants de Lavinium
Ilipensis:d'Ilipa
Ilipula:ville de Bétique
Ilipulenses:habitants d'Ilipula
Ilissos:rivière de l'île d'Imbros
!Ilissus:rivière de l'île d'Imbros
Iliturgi:ville de Bétique
Iliturgis:(Lebaigue P. 586 et P. 587) Iliturgi (ville de Bétique).
Illetia:île près d'Éphèse
Illiberi:a city of Hispania Bœtica, between the Bœtis and the coast, Granada
Illiberis2:ville de la Narbonnaise
Illiberri:a city of Hispania Bœtica, between the Bœtis and the coast, Granada
Illice:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Illicitanus:d'Illicé
Illiturgenses:habitants d'Illiturgi
Illiturgitani:habitants d'Illiturgi
Illucia:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Illurcis:v. Ilorci.
Illuricus:of or belonging to the Illyrians, Illyrian
Illurii:v. Illyrii.
Illyricianus:c. Illyricus
Illyris:Illyrian
Illyris2:the country of Illyria
Ilorcitani:les habitants d'Ilorci
Ilotae:ilotes, esclaves à Sparte
Ilpa:ville de Bétique
Iltonomus:un des fils d'Égyptus
Iluates:a Ligurian tribe
Ilucia:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Ilurco:ville de la Bétique
Ilurconensis:d'Ilurco
Ilurensis:an inhabitant of Iluro
Ilurgauonenses:les Ilergaones ou les Ilurgavoniens (peuple de la Tarraconnaise).
Iluro:a town in, the modern Maltaeo
Iluronensis:d'Iluro
Imacarenses:les habitants d'Imachara
Imacarensis:of Imachăra, a city in the northeastern part of Sicily, Traina
Imachara:Imachara (ville de Sicile).
Imaduchi:peuple d'Asie
Imaon:nom d'homme
Imaus:a great chain of mountains in Asia, between the Caspian Sea and the Ganges
Imauus:montagne faisant partie de l'Himalaya
Imbarus:montagne de Cilicie
Imbreus:nom d'un centaure
Imbricitor:he who causes showers, the shower - sender
Imbrinium:lieu du Samnium
Imbrius:d'Imbros
!Imbros:a small island in the Ægean Sea, over against, the, near Lemnos and Samothrace, Imbro
Imenei:peuple de la Comagène
Imityi:peuple riverain de l'Imytis
Imperiosus2:a surname of the dictator L. Manlius Torquatus and his son, the consul T. Manlius Torquatus, on account of their severity
Imporcitor:a deity that presides over the drawing of furrows
Inachides:a male descendant of Inachus;, Perseus, Epaphus, the Argives
Inachis:Inachian
Inachus:Inachian; poet. also, i. q. Argive or Grecian
Inachus2:the first king of Argos, father of Io and Phoroneus; a river in Argolis, Banitza
Inalpini:inhabitants of the Alps
Inalpinus:living upon, the Alps, Alpine
Inapaei:peuple de l'Asie
Indianus:Indian
Indibilis:chef des Ilergètes
Indicum:indigo
Indicus:of India, Indian
Indiges2:Æneas
Induciomarus:a chief of the Treviri
Industria2:a city in Liguria, on the right bank of the Padus, Monteù di Po, Chivasso
Industriensis:d'Industria
Industrius2:n. d'h.
Infamissime:
Infensio:
Infiritas:
Influuium:
Infucatim:
Ingauni:a people of Liguria, on the sea - coast, at the foot of the Maritime Alps
Ingenuus2:un des 30 tyrans, empereur en 260 ap. J.-C.
Ingyaeones:a German tribe
Innocentius:Innocent, nom d'homme
Inopus:a fountain and river in the island of Delos, where Latona brought forth Apollo and Diana. It is said to have risen and fallen at the same time with the Nile, and hence was supposed to be connected with it by a subterraneous channel
Insatiatrix:
Insegestus:
Insile:
Insochi:a people of Armenia
Instantius:Instantius Rufus, ami de Martial
Insuadibilis:
Insuasibiliter:
Insufficienter:
Intarabus:nom d'une divinité des Trévères
Intemelii:a people on the coast of Liguria, at the foot of the Maritime Alps, Their capital, Albium Intemelium
Intemelium:ville maritime de Ligurie [auj. Ventimiglia] / Albium Intemelium / même ville
Interamnas:of or belonging to Interamna
Interamnatus:
Intercatienses:the inhabitants of Intercatia
Intercatiensis:of or from Intercatia, Plur. absol.
Intercidona:one of the three deities, who protected the house of a lying-in woman against Silvanus
Interdidium:a place in Alexandria
Interduca:an epithet of Juno
Interprominius:a place in the territory of the Marrucini, on the Adriatic Sea, S. Valentino
Intimelii:a people on the coast of Liguria, at the foot of the Maritime Alps, Their capital, Albium Intemelium
Intimelium:Intimélium (ville de Ligurie).
Inuca:ville de la Zeugitane
Ioanna:Jeanne [nom de femme]
Ioannes:saint Jean-Baptiste / saint Jean, apôtre et évangéliste / Jean de Giscale, fut vaincu par Titus / Jean qui usurpa l'empire d'Occident à la mort d'Honorius
Ioannes2:v. Joannes.
Ioannis:John the Baptist, Nom.
Ioas:ind., fils d'Ochozias, neveu d'Athalie
Iob:ind., personnage célèbre par ses malheurs et sa résignation
Iobus:c. Job
Iobus2:Job
Iocaste:the wife of Lāïus, and mother of Œdipus, whom she married unknowingly, and had by him Eteocles and Polynices.
Ioel:ind., fils aîné de Samuel
Iohannes:saint Jean-Baptiste / saint Jean, apôtre et évangéliste / Jean de Giscale, fut vaincu par Titus / Jean qui usurpa l'empire d'Occident à la mort d'Honorius
Iol:the former name of the city of Cæsarea in Numidia, Ser-Sel
Iolas:v. Iollas.
Iolci:the Iolchians
Iolcus:a town and harbor of Thessaly, in Magnesia, on the Pelasgic Gulf, whence Jason is said to have sailed with the Argonauts
Iolitanus:d'Iol (Césarée)
Ion2:a daughter of Inachus, king of Argos, beloved by Jupiter, and changed, through fear of Juno, into a cow; afterwards worshipped as an Egyptian deity, under the name of Isis.
Ion3:an Athenian, son of Xuthus, who led a colony into Asia; from him is derived the name Ionia
Ion4:ionique [nom d'un pied en métrique]
Ionaeus:of or belonging to Jonah
Ionaeus2:de Jonas
Ionas:the Hebrew prophet Jonah
Ionas2:the Hebrew prophet Jonah
Ionathas:fils de Saül
Ionica:the Ionic dance
Ionice:dans le dialecte ionien
Ionicus2:an Ionic dancer
Iope:Joppa, a seaport of Palestine, Jaffa
Iopicus:de Jopé ou Joppé [ville]
Iopitae:habitants de Jopé ou Joppé
Ioppe:Joppa, a seaport of Palestine, Jaffa
Ioppicus:of Joppa
Ioppitani:les habitants de Joppé.
Iordanes:the Jordan, the principal river of Palestine
Iordanes2:v. Jordanes.
Iordanicus:du Jourdain
Iordanis:the Jordan, the principal river of Palestine
Ios:a small island of the Sporades, in the Ægean Sea, Nio
Ioseph:Son of the patriarch Jacob
Ioseph2:Son of the patriarch Jacob
Iosephus:a Jewish historian, taken prisoner by Flavius Vespasian, of whom he prophesied that he would become emperor
Iosephus2:v. Jos-.
Iosue:ind., chef des Israélites après Moïse
Iotape:ville de Cilicie
Ioua:fille de Jupiter
Iouialis:of or pertaining to Jupiter
Iouianus:S.
Iouianus2:Jovien [empereur romain, successeur de Julien]
Iouinianistae:Jovinianistes [hérétiques de la secte de Jovinien]
Iouinianus:Jovinien [hérésiarque]
Iouinus:nom d'homme
Iouisiurandum:a swearing by Jupiter;
Iouius:-I. of or belonging to Jupiter -II. adj., of or belonging to Diocletian
Iouius2:a surname of the emperor Diocletian
Ipanenses:ville de Sicile
Ipargensis:d'Ipargus, ou Ipargum [ville de Bétique] / habitants de cette ville
Iphicratensis:of Iphicrates
Iphimede:the wife of Alōeus, who had two sons by Neptune, Otus and Ephialtes
Iphimedia:mère des géants Éphialte et Otus
Iphinoe:a Lemnian woman
Iphinous:a centaur
Iphis:a Cretan girl who was changed into a man
Iphis2:A youth of Cyprus, who hung himself because his love for Anaxarete was not returned
Iphitides:A king in Elis, who reinstated the Olympic games
Irenaeus:saint Irénée, évêque de Lyon
Irene:Irène, nom de femme
Ireneus:saint Irénée, évêque de Lyon
Irenopolitanus:d'Irénopolis [ville de Cilicie]
Ireseum:ville de Béotie
Iresia:île de la mer Égée
Iresiae:a city of Thessaly
Iria:ville de Ligurie [auj. Voghierro]
Iriates:the inhabitants of, in Liguria, near, Voghierro
Irine:a small island in the Argolic Gulf
Irini:ville d'Italie
Iris4:fleuve d'Asie qui se jette dans le Pont-Euxin
Iritis:c. iris 3 b) :
Irmene:ancienne ville d'Italie
Irpini:a people of Lower Italy, between Campania, Lucania, and Apulia
Irpinus:of or belonging to the Hirpini
Irrhesia:île de la mer Égée
Irus:the name of a beggar in the house of Ulysses at Ithaca;, a poor man, double-named
Isaacus:the son of Abraham
Isac:c. Isaac.
Isacia:an island opposite Velia
Isaianus:d'Isaïe
Isaias:the prophet Isaiah
Isapis:c. Sapis
Isara:a river of Gaul that falls into the Rhone, Isère
Isarci:peuple des Alpes Rhétiques
Isari:peuple de l'Inde en deçà du Gange
Isaura:principale ville de l'Isaurie
Isauri:an Asiatic tribe between Pamphylia, Lycaonia, and Cilicia, Isaurians
Isauria:the country of the Isauri
Isauricus:-I. Isaurian, Subst. -II. a surname of P. Servilius Vatia, who conquered the Isaurians
Isaurus2:a river in Picenum, Foglia
Isbeli:peuple d'Éthiopie
Isca:ville de Bretagne
Iscariotes:l'Iscariote [surnom de Judas]
Iscariothes:l'Iscariote [surnom de Judas]
Iscarioticus:de Judas l'Iscariote
Iscia:v. Isacia.
Isera:v. Isara 1.
Iseum:temple d'Isis
Isiacus2:a priest of Isis
Isiarius:prêtre d'Isis
Isidotus:a sculptor
Isigonus:an historian
Isinda:d'Isinde, ville de Pamphylie
Isinisca:ville de Vindélicie
Isiondenses:peuple de Pisidie
Isiondensis:of or belonging to the city of Isionda, Isiondian
Isium:the temple of Isis
Ismael:Abraham's son by Hagar, Ishmael, gen.
Ismaelitae:Ismaélites
Ismaelites:a descendant of Ishmael
Ismahel:Ismaël (fils d'Abraham et d'Agar).
Ismara2:Ismara (ville de Thrace, près du mont Ismarus).
Ismaricus:de l'Ismarus, de Thrace
Ismene:daughter of Œdipus
Ismenis:a Theban woman
Ismenius:of or belonging to Ismenus, Ismenian, Theban
Ismenus:a river of Bœotia, near Thebes
Ismuc:ind., ville de Numidie
Isocinnamos:
Isocrateus:of or pertaining to Isocrates, Isocratic
Isocratius:a pupil of Isocrates
Israel:a, Israel, another name of the patriarch Jacob
Israel2:nom de Jacob et de ses descendants
!Israelitae:Israélites [la race d'Israël] / sing. Israelita
Israelita:Israelite
Israeliticus:Israelitish
Israelitis:an Israelitish woman
Israhel:Israël (nom de Jacob et de ses descendants).
Issaei:the inhabitants of Issa
Issaeus:of or belonging to Issa, Issæan; subst.
Issaicus:Issæan
Issatis:ville de Parthie
Isse:the daughter of the Lesbian king Macareus, who is said to have been seduced by Apollo under the form of a shepherd
Issenses:the inhabitants of Issa
Issensis:Issæan
Issi:peuple de l'Asie septentrionale
Issicus:of or belonging to Issus
Issus2:a city of Cilicia, on the Mediterranean, the Gulf of Issus, Gulf of Iskenderun, at the foot of Mount Amanus, where Darius was defeated by Alexander
Ister:the lower part of the Danube
Isthmiacus:of or belonging to the Isthmus, Isthmian, Syracusans
Isthmicus:of or belonging to the Isthmus, Isthmian, Syracusans
Istiaea:Istiée, ville de l'Eubée
Istiaeones:peuple de Germanie
Istri:-I. the people of Istria, Istrians, a barbarous Illyrian tribe subdued by the Romans -II. the inhabitants of Istria, the Istrians
Istria:-I. a country on the eastern shore of the Adriatic Sea -II. a country of Italy, on the Adriatic Sea, and bordering on Illyria
Istriani:the inhabitants of Istria, Istrians
Istricus:-I. Istrian, of Istria -II. of or belonging to Istria, Istrian
Istropolis:ville de la Mésie inférieure près de l'embouchure de l'Ister
Istrus:Istrian
Istrus2:c. Istropolis
Isturgi:peuple de Bétique
Istyaeones:a German tribe
Isunisca:ville de Vindélicie
Isura:île près des côtes de l'Arabie
Itale:ville d'Éolide
Italicianus:qui concerne l'Italie
Itanum:promontoire de la Crète
Itargus:fleuve de Germanie
Itea:une des Danaïdes
Ithaca:Ithaque [île de la mer Ionienne, patrie d'Ulysse]
Ithacesius:Ithacan, Baiæ
Ithome:a city of Messenia
Ithonaei:the inhabilants of Itone
Ithonaeus:
Ithone:
Itonaei:the inhabilants of Itone
Itone:Itone [mont et ville de Béotie où Minerve avait un temple]
Itonia:surnom de Minerve (d'Itone)
Itonida:surnom de Minerve (d'Itone)
Itonius:Itonian
Ituraea:A district of Cœlesyria, the inhabitants of which were celebrated as archers, El-Jeidoor
Itylus:the son of Ze thus
Ityraea:A district of Cœlesyria, the inhabitants of which were celebrated as archers, El-Jeidoor
Iuberna:Ireland
Iucunda:nom d'homme, nom de femme
Iucundus2:nom d'homme
Iudaeicus:qui concerne les Juifs, judaïque
Iudaice:in the Jewish manner, superstitiously, In the Hebrew language
Iudaismus:Judaism
Iudaizo:to live in the Jewish manner
Iudas:Judas [surnommé Iscariote, un des apôtres, celui qui livra J.-C.] / saint Jude, apôtre
Iudith:ind., femme de Béthulie, qui tua Holopherne
Iugatinus:the god of marriage
Iugula:Orion [constellation]
Iuleus:named from Iulus, son of Æneas, Iulian
Iuleus2:named from Iulus, son of Æneas, Iulian ; Relating to Cæsar and his family
Iuliacum:a city of Gallia Belgica, Juliers
Iulias:a town in Galilee
Iulienses:habitants d'une des nombreuses villes tenant leur nom de Jules, cf.
Iuliensis:of or belonging to Julius, Julian
Iuliobona:ville de Gaule, chez les Calètes [auj. Lillebonne]
Iuliobriga:a town in Hispania Tarraconensis
Iuliobrigensis:an inhabitant of Juliobriga
Iuliomagus:ville de Gaule [auj. Angers]
Iuliopolis:ville de Bithynie ; ville d'Égypte
Iuliopolitae:habitants de Juliopolis [en Bithynie]
Iulis:a city in the island of Ceos, in which Simonides and Bacchylides were born, Zea
Iulius2:name of a Roman gens
Iulius3:name of a Roman gens
Iullus2:Jules Antoine, fils de Marc-Antoine le triumvir / v. Julus
Iulus3:The son of Ascanius and grandson of Æneas, whom the gens Julia regarded as their ancestor
Iuncaria:ville de Tarraconnaise
Iuniades:fils ou descendant de Junius Brutus
Iunianus2:Junianus (nom d'homme).
Iunonigena:Junoborn, Vulcan
Iurensis:of Mount Jura
Iures:a chain of mountains extending from the Rhine to the Rhone
Iusta2:Justa (nom de femme).
Iustina:a Roman empress, wife of the elder Valentinian, and mother of the younger Valentinian
Iustinianeus:of or belonging to Justinian
Iustinianus:of or belonging to the emperor Justin
Iustinianus2:Justinian, a Roman emperor in the sixth century of the Christian era, who caused the compilation of the
Iustinus:Justin
Iuthungi:peuple germain
Iuturnalia:the festival of the nymph Juturna
Iuuauia:ville de la Norique
Iuuauiensis:de Juvavia
Iuuencus3:a priest in Spain in the time of Constantine the Great, who made a metrical version of the four Gospels
Iuuenta2:la Jeunesse [déesse]
Iuuentus2:de la jeunesse
Ixamatae:peuple scythe
Ixor:a river in Gætulia
Izgi:peuple de l'Inde en deçà du Gange
Izi:a people of India
Kalendalis:of or belonging to the Kalends; of or belonging to the first day of the month
Kalendaris:of or belonging to the Kalends; of or belonging to the first day of the month
Kalendarius:of or belonging to the Kalends
Karlus:Karl ou Charles, nom de plusieurs rois [entre autres de Charlemagne]
Karolus:Karl ou Charles, nom de plusieurs rois [entre autres de Charlemagne]
Kartago:locat.
Karthaginiensis:Carthaginois
Karthhago:-I. locat. -II. the daughter of the fourth Hercules
Koppa:a letter of the original Greek alphabet, koph, q.
Labaetia:ville d'Arabie
Laban:Laban [père de Lia et de Rachel]
Labanus:Laban [père de Lia et de Rachel]
Labatanis:île de la mer Rouge
Labdace:the name of a girl
Labdacidae:the Thebans
Labdacius:of or belonging to, Labdacus
Labeatae:a people of Illyria, whose capital was
Labeatis:of or belonging to the Labeates
Labecia:v. Labaetia.
Laberia:nom de femme
Labicani:the inhabitants of Labicum, Labicans
Labicum:a town of Latium, between Tusculum and Præneste, Colonna
Labienanus:de Labiénus
Labinius:nom d'un chef des Parthes
Laboriae:a district in Campania, lying around Capua and Nola, Terra di Lavoro
Laborianicampi:
Labrayndos:Labraynde [surnom de Jupiter, qui avait un temple à Labrande, ville de Carie]
Labro:a seaport in Etruria, where stands the modern Livorno (Leghorn)
Labulla:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Labullus:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Lacedaemo:the city of Lacedæmon, Sparta, Mistra, gen., acc. Graec., locat.
Lacedaemones:the Lacedæmonians
Lacerius:nom d'un tribun de la plèbe
Lacerna2:the name of a rich charioteer
Lacetani:a people of
Lacetaniani:Lacétains
Laches:name of an old man
Laciacum:ville de Norique
Lacimurga:ville de Bétique
Lacinia2:Lacinia [surnom de Junon]
Lacinium2:a promontory in Magna Græcia, near Crotona, with a temple to Juno, Capo delle Colonne, Cape Nao
Lacippo:ville de Bétique
Lacobriga:a town of Lusitania
Lacobrigenses:the inhabitants of Lacobriga
Laconia:a country of the Peloponnesus, of which Sparta, Lacedæmon, was the capital city
Laconica:la Laconie [contrée méridionale du Péloponnèse]
Laconice:la Laconie [contrée méridionale du Péloponnèse]
Laconicum:a sweating-room, a sweating-bath
Laconis:Laconian, Lacedæmonian, Absol.
Lactans:the god of milky growth in corn
Lactantius:a celebrated father of the Church in the beginning of the fourth century of the Christian era, famous for the purity of his Latin style, and sometimes called the Christian Cicero
Lactodurum:ville de Bretagne [auj. Towcester]
Lactora:ville de l'Aquitaine [auj. Lectoure]
Lactoratensis:de Lactora
Lactucinus:a Roman surname in the
Lactura:c. Lactora
Lacturcia:a goddess who presided over the corn swelling with milk
Lacturnus:dieu des Romains qui veillait sur les blés en lait
Lacydes:an Academician of Cyrene, a pupil of Arcesilas
Lacydon:the name of the port of Marseilles
Ladicus:surnom de Jupiter [du mont Ladicus, en Gallécie]
Laeana:a town of Arabia
Laeanita:an inhabitant thereof
Laeaniticus:golfe Léanatique
Laebactes:habitants de Lébacte, ville de Rhétie [auj. Laybach]
Laecania:nom de femme
Laelaps:name of a dog
Laepia:ville de Bétique
Laeros:fleuve de la Tarraconnaise
Laerta:Laërte [père d'Ulysse]
!Laerus:fleuve de la Tarraconnaise
Laestrygon:Lestrygon.
Laetoria:nom de femme
Laetorius:de Létorius [tribun de la plèbe]
Laetorius2:the name of a Roman gens
Laeui:the Lævi, an ancient people of Liguria, between the Po and the Ticinus
Laeuianus:of or belonging to the poet Lævius, Lævian
Laeuina:nom de femme
Laeuius:a Roman poet of the ante-clussical period
Lagania:ville de Galatie
Lagarina:a kind of wine
Lagarinus:de Lagarie [ville de Lucanie]
Lagecium:ville de Bretagne
Lageus:of or belonging to Lagus, Lagian, Egyptian
Lagia:nom de l'île de Délos
Lagidae:les Lagides, descendants de Lagus
Lagides:Lagide, fils de Lagus
Lagnus:golfe de la mer Baltique
Lagon:name of a boy
Lagos:a city in Great Phrygia
Lagous:fleuve d'Asie, au-delà du Palus-Méotide
Lagusa:île de la mer Égée, près de la Lycie
Lagussa:île de la mer Égée, près de la Lycie
Lagussae:îles de la mer Égée, près de la Troade
Laiades:a male descendant of Laius, Œdipus
Laida:c. Lais
Laius2:son of Labdacus, king of Thebes, and father of Œdipus
Lalasis:ville de l'Isaurie
Laletani:inhabitants of Laletania, Laletanians
Laletania:a region in, where the vine was cultivated
Laletanianus:de Lalétanie / habitants de Lalétanie
Laletanus:of or belonging to Laletania, Laletanian
Lamachos:
Lambaesensis:de Lambèse
Lambaesis:Lambèse [ville de Numidie, près de la ville actuelle de Batna]
Lambesis:Lambèse [ville de Numidie, près de la ville actuelle de Batna]
Lambrica:a town in
Lambrus:a small river in northern Italy, a tributary of the Po
Lamensis:de Lama [ville de la Lusitanie]
Lamia2:a city in Phthiotis, Zeitun
Lamia3:a surname in the
Lamiae:îles de la mer Égée, près de la Troade / ville de Béotie
Lamianus:of or belonging to a Lamia, Lamian
Laminitanus:de Laminium [ville de la Tarraconnaise] / habitants de cette ville
Lampadio:the name of a slave
Lampadiscus:the name of a slave
Lampadius2:nom d'homme
Lampea:a town in Arcadia
Lampia:a town in Arcadia
Lampo2:Sil. nom d'un cheval.
Lampon:the name of a horse
Lamponia:île voisine de la Thrace
Lampridia:mère de Pescennius Niger
Lampridius:a Roman historiographer, one of the
Lamprus:célèbre musicien // rivière de la Gaule Transpadane, affluent du Pô
Lampsa:île du golfe Céramique
Lampsacius:of or belonging to Lampsacum
Lampsacus:a city of Mysia, on the Hellespont, Lamsaki
Lampsus:ville de Thessalie
Lampter2:nom d'un lieu élevé de la ville de Phocée, où l'on allumait un phare
Lampus:One of Actæon's hounds
Lamse:une des Sporades
Lanassa:petite-fille d'Hercule, enlevée par Pyrrhus [fils d'Achille]
Lanatus2:a surname in the gens Menenia
Lancia:a city of, Castro
Lancienses:the inhabitants of Lancia
Langia:source d'Arcadie
Langobriga:ville de Lusitanie
Langon2:v. Lagon,
Laniuinus:of or belonging to Lanuvium, Lanuvian
Laniuium:a town of Latium, on the, Cività Lavinia
Lanos:fleuve du pays des Sères
Lanuenses:peuplade d'Italie
Lanumuium:v. Lanuvium.
!Lanus:fleuve du pays des Sères
Lanuuianus:c. Lanuvinus
Lanuuinum:an estate at Lanuvium
Laodicensis:of or belonging to Laodicea, Laodicean
Laomache:une des Amazones
Laomedontiadae:Trojans
Lapathus2:a fort, castle in Thessaly, at Tempe
Lapethos:ville de l'île de Chypre
Laphias:fleuve de Bithynie
Laphria:surnom de Diane [adorée à Patras]
Lapicini:a people of Liguria
Lapithaeus:of or belonging to the Lapithæ, Lapithean
Lapitheius:of the Lapithæ
Lapithes:a Lapitha
Lapithonius:of the Lapithæ
Laprius:a surname of Jupiter
Lapurdensis:de Lapurdum
Lapurdum:ville d'Aquitaine [auj. Bayonne]
Lar2:a prænomen of Etruscan origin
Laralia:a festival in honor of the Lares, the festival of the Lares
Larendani:peuple de l'Arabie Heureuse
Larentina:the wife of Faustulus, and mother of the twelve Arval Brothers, who suckled and reared the twins Romulus and Remus
Lares:a city in Numidia, N. cr
Lares2:tutelar deities, Lares, Sing.
Largianus:of or belonging to a Largus, Largian
Larinas:of or belonging to the town of Larinum, plur. subst.
Larisenses:habitants de Larisse [en Thessalie]
Larissa:the name of several cities
Larissaei:
Larissaeus:de Larisse [en Thessalie] / de Larissa [citadelle d'Argos] / habitants de Larisse [en Thessalie]
Larissenses:the inhabitants of Larissa, Larisseans
Larissus:a river in Achaia, Mana
Larisus:a river in Achaia, Mana
Larius:of Larius, Larian
Laronius:nom de guerrier
Lartidius:an imitator of Ulysses
Larumna:ville des Locriens
Larunda:daughter of the river-god Almo, a nymph whose tongue was cut out by Jupiter on account of her talkativeness, and who was worshipped in Rome under the name of, or
Larymna:the name of a small town in Bœotia
Las:ville maritime de Laconie
Lasaea:ville de Crète
Lasaeea:Vulg. Lasée (ville de Crète).
Lascuta:ville de Bétique
Lasia:a name of the island of Lesbos, a small island near Lycia
Lasos:ville de Crète
Lassunni:peuple d'Aquitaine
Late2:c. Lade
Lateranus:a family name in the, the Lateran
Lateranus2:the god of the hearth
Lateranus3:des Laterani
Laterium:a villa of Q. Cicero in Arpinum
Lathurus:Lathyre [surnom de Ptolémée VIII, roi d'Égypte]
Lathyrus:Lathyre [surnom de Ptolémée VIII, roi d'Égypte]
Latialis:of or belonging to Latium, Latin
Latialiter:adv., in the Latin manner
Latiar:the festival of Jupiter Latiaris
Latiariter:adv., in the Latin manner
Latinae:the festival of the Latins, Latin holidays
Latinigena:one born in Latium
Latinum:Latin, the Latin language
Latmiadeus:Endymion
Latmiateus:c. Latmius
!Latmos:le mont Latmus [en Carie, sur lequel Diane venait voir le berger Endymion endormi]
Latmos:a mountain in Caria, at the mouth of the Mæander, where Luna (Selene) kissed the sleeping Endymion
Latobius:an almost unknown deity
Latoides:the son of Latona, Apollo
Latois:of or belonging to Latona, Latonian
Latois2:Diana
Latoius:of or belonging to Latona, Latonian
Latoius2:Apollo
Latopolis:ville de la Basse-Égypte, d'où
Latouici:a people in Pannonia
Latouigi:c. Latobrigi.
Latous:of or belonging to Latona
Latreus:nom d'un Centaure
Latringes:peuple de la Norique
Latris:a female proper name
Latris2:nom d'un chef Ibérien
Latro3:a Roman surname., a famous orator from Spain, a friend of the elder Seneca
Latronianus:of or belonging to Latro, Latronian
Latrum:ville de la Mésie Inférieure
Latusates:peuple d'Aquitaine
Laucoon:a son of Priam and Hecaba, priest of the Thymbrean Apollo, who was killed, with his two sons, at the altar by two serpents
Laud:ind., fleuve de la Mauritanie Tingitane
Laudensis:de Laus Pompéia
Laudiceni:-I. inhabitants of Laodicea -II. dinnerchanters, who give applause for a dinner
Laudicianus:de Laodicée [en Phrygie]
Lauernalis:of or belonging to Laverna, Lavernal
Lauernium:a place in Campania
Lauici:habitants de Labicum
Lauinienses:the inhabitants of Lavinium, Lavinians
Lauinum:ville fondée par Énée dans le Latium [auj. Pratica]
Laumellensis:de Laumellum
Laumellum:ville de la Gaule Transpadane, chez les Insubriens
Laurens:an estate (of the younger Pliny) near Laurentum
Laurentia:Acca Larentia ou Laurentia [nourrice de Romulus]
Laurentina:c. Larentia
Laurentis:Laurentian
Laurentius2:nom d'homme / saint Laurent, martyr
Laurentum:a maritime town in Latium, between Ostia and Lavinium, Torre Paterno
Lauretanus:port d'Étrurie
Lauretum:a laurel-grove
Lauri:ville de la Belgique
Lauriacensis:de Lauriacum
Lauriacum:ville de la Norique [auj. Lorch]
Lauro:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Laurolauinium:a later name of the city Lavinium, after (about the time of the Antonines) the inhabitants of Laurentum were transplanted thither
Lauron:a city in
Lauronensis:Lauronian
Laurus2:nom d'homme
Laus2:the name of several cities, a city in Cisalpine Gaul, northwest of Placentia, Lodi Vecchia
Lausanna:Lausanne [ville d'Helvétie]
Lausonius:lac Léman
Lautolae:A place in Rome where there were warm baths, the place where the Sabines, in pursuit of the Romans, were stopped by the gushing forth of a hot spring
Lautulae:A place in Rome where there were warm baths, the place where the Sabines, in pursuit of the Romans, were stopped by the gushing forth of a hot spring
Lazarus:Lazare [qui fut ressuscité par J.-C.] / autres du même nom
Lazi:peuple de la Colchide
Lea:une des Sporades / ville d'Éthiopie
Leander:a young man of Abydos, who, in order to visit Hero in Sestos, swam nightly across the Hellespont, until he was drowned in a storm
Leandricus:of or belonging to Leander, Leandrian
Leandrius:of Leander, Leandrian
Lebadea:a Bœotian city near Mount Helicon, and above which was situated the cave of Trophonius, with a temple, Livadhia
Lebadia:a Bœotian city near Mount Helicon, and above which was situated the cave of Trophonius, with a temple, Livadhia
!Lebedos:a city on the coast of Ionia, north of Colophon; where every year great theatrical games were celebrated in honor of Bacchus
Lebena:ville de Crète
Lebinthus:Lebinthe [une des Sporades]
Leboriae:a district in Campania, lying around Capua and Nola, Terra di Lavoro
Leborini:c. Laborini.
Lebuni:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Lebynthos:one of the Sporadic Isles, Lenitha
!Lebynthus:one of the Sporadic Isles, Lenitha
Lecca:un des complices de Catilina
Lechaeae:the port of Corinth, on the Corinthian Gulf
Lechaeus:of or belonging to Lechæum, Lechæan
Lecheae:Léchée [petite ville qui servait de port à Corinthe]
Lecheus:de Léchée
Lechiae:Léchée [petite ville qui servait de port à Corinthe]
Lechieni:peuple d'Arabie
Lecton:a promontory on the coast of Troy, C. Baba
Lectum:a promontory on the coast of Troy, C. Baba
Ledas:the name of a man
Ledeius:de Léda
Ledus:a river in, Lez
Legataria:a female legatee
Legatarius2:légataire, celui à qui on fait un legs
Legeolium:ville de la Bretagne
Lelantus:fleuve de l'Eubée
Lelegeis:Lelegeian, Asiatic
Lelegeis2:an early name of Miletus, because formerly inhabited by the Leleges
Lelegeius:of or belonging to the Leleges, Lelegeian
Leleges:a Pelasgic tribe who lived scattered over several parts of Asia Minor and Greece, the Lelegeian
Lelex:nom d'un guerrier
Lemanus:lac Léman
Lemincum:ville de la Narbonnaise [peut-être Chambéry]
Lemniacus:Lemnian
Lemnicola:the dweller in Lemnos
Lemniensis:Lemnian
Lemnii:inhabitants of Lemnos, Lemnians
Lemnius2:Vulcan
Lemnus:the island of Lemnos, in the Ægean Sea; in mythology, the abode of Vulcan; it was also here that Philoctetes was left behind;, Lemno, Stalimeni
Lemouicensis:des Lemovices
Lemouicinum:pays des Lémovices [le Limousin]
Lemouicum:capitale des Lémovices [auj. Limoges]
Lenium:ville de Lusitanie
Lenius:nom d'h.
Lentia:ville de la Norique
Lentienses:peuple germain
Lentulitas:the nobility of a Lentulus, Lentulity
Lentulizo:imiter Lentulus
Leocadia:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Leocadius:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Leocorion:a temple in Athens
Leoides:the daughters of Leos
Leonatus:un des généraux d'Alexandre le Grand / un des officiers de Persée
Leonicenses:peuplade de la Tarraconnaise
Leonidianus:de Léonidas ou Léonidès [personnage inconnu]
Leoninus2:of or belonging
Leontia:nom de femme
Leontica:fêtes en l'honneur de Mithras [représenté avec une face de lion]
Leontium:an Athenian hetæra, a friend of Epicurus
Leontopolis:ville d'Égypte dans le Delta
Leotychides:brother of Agesilāus
Lepethymnus:montagne de Lesbos
Lepidanus:of or belonging to Lepidus, Lepidan
Lepidianus:of or belonging to Lepidus, Lepidian
Lepidina:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Lepidinus:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Lepinus:montagne du Latium
Leponticus:a Lepontian
Lepreon:c. Leprion / ville d'Arcadie
Lepreos:a sea-coast town in Elis, south of Pylos;, Strobitza
Lepreum:- 1 - c. Leprion. - 2 - ville d'Arcadie. - gr. Λέπρεον.
!Lepreus:a sea-coast town in Elis, south of Pylos;, Strobitza
Lepria:île de la mer Égée, près de la Carie
Leprion:ville maritime d'Achaïe
Leprium:- 1 - c. Leprion. - 2 - ville d'Arcadie. - gr. Λέπρεον.
Lepsia:île près de la Carie
Lepta:a Roman surname
Lepticanus:de Leptis
Lepticus:de Leptis
Leptimagensis:de Leptis la Grande
Leptimagnensis:near Hadrumetum, the birthplace of the emperor Septimius Severus, Lamta
Leptitanus:of or belonging to Leptis, Leptitan
Lergauonenses:nom d'un peuple d'Espagne
Lerina:an island on the coast of, opposite to, St. Honorat, De Le´rins
Lerne:a forest and marsh near Argos, through which flowed a stream of the same name; the abode of the Lernæan Hydra, which Hercules slew with the help of Iolāus, and then drained the marsh, also a town situated there
Lero2:une des îles Lérins [Sainte-Marguerite]
Leros2:une des Sporades
Lerus:c. Lero
Lesbiacus:Lesbian, a work of Dicæarchus on the immortality of the soul, the Sapphic metre, in carm.
Lesbonicus:personnage de Plaute
Lesbus:a celebrated island in the Ægean Sea, off the coast of Troy and Mysia, the birthplace of Pittacus, Alcæus, Arion, Sappho, and Theophrastus, and famous for its wine;, Mityleni
Lesora:A mountain in Gaul that produced excellent cheese, La Lozère
Lestrygon:
Lesura:-I. a small river in Belgium, that runs into the Moselle -II. A mountain in Gaul that produced excellent cheese, La Lozère
Lete:ville de Mygdonie
Lethaea:the wife of Olĕnus, who, on account of her pride, was turned into stone
Lethon:fleuve de la Cyrénaïque]
Letoia:île de la mer Ionienne
Letois:of or belonging to Latona, Latonian
Letois2:fille de Latone [Diane]
Letoius:of or belonging to Latona, Latonian
Letus:a mountain in Liguria
Leua:nom d'une déesse chez les Bataves
Leuana:the goddess supposed to raise new-born infants from the ground
Leuca2:a town in Calabria, near the Iapygian promontory, S. Maria di Leuca
Leucadii:Leucadiens [surnom d'une peuplade de Syrie] / habitants de Leucade
Leucadius2:nom d'homme / surnom d'Apollon, qui avait un temple à Leucade
Leucaethiopes:the white Ethiopians of Libya
Leucarum:ville de Bretagne [auj. peut-être Connington]
Leucaspis:one of the companions of Æneas
Leucata:a promontory in the island of Leucadia, now Capo Ducato
Leucatas:promontoire de Leucate, au S. de l'île de Leucade [auj. capo Ducato]
Leucate:a promontory in the island of Leucadia, now Capo Ducato
Leucate2:a promontory in the island of Leucadia, now Capo Ducato
Leuce2:The name of several islands
Leucetius:surnom de Mars
Leucia:pays des Leuques
Leucippe:The daughter of Thestor
Leucitanus:des Leuques [plutôt que de l'île de Leucé]
Leucoaethiopes:peuple de la Libye inférieure
Leucolithi:peuple de la Lycaonie
Leucolla:île voisine de la Lycie / promontoire de Pamphylie
Leuconicum:Leuconic wool
Leuconicus:of or belonging to the Leucŏnes, Leuconic
Leuconum:ville de Pannonie
Leucophrys:ancien nom de Ténédos
Leucopolis:ville de Carie
Leucosia:a small island off the coast of Lucania, near Pæstum, Licosa
Leucothee:The name of Ino, daughter of Cadmus, after she was received among the sea-gods; afterwards confounded with the Italian goddess Matuta, Aurora
Leuctrae:A small town in Bæotia, where Epaminondas defeated the, Spartans, Leuca, Eremo-Castro
Leucus:v. Leuci.
Leui:ind., troisième fils de Jacob / surnom de l'apôtre saint Mathias
Leui2:the Lævi, an ancient people of Liguria, between the Po and the Ticinus
Leuiathan:ind., nom d'un monstre symbolique
Leuisticum:v. Ligusticum
Leuita:a Levite
Leuites:a Levite
Leuiticus:of or belonging to Levi or to the Levites, Levitical
Leuiticus2:le Lévitique, troisième livre de Moïse
Leuitis:f., of or belonging to the tribe of Levi
Leuni:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Leupitorga:ville d'Éthiopie
Leusaba:ville de Pannonie [auj. Koltor]
Leusinium:ville de Dalmatie [auj. Panik]
Lexanor:name of a warrior
Lexianae:peuple d'Arabie
Lexobii:a people in, at the mouth of the, Lisieux
Libade:ville d'Ionie
Libanitis2:du Liban
Libanus:of Lebanon
Libanus2:-I. Mount Lebanon, in Syria -II. the name of a slave
Libanus4:le Liban [montagne de Syrie]
Libarna:ville de Ligurie
Libarnensis:de Libarna
Libentia2:the goddess of delight
Libentina:the goddess of sensual pleasure, Venus
Liberator2:épithète de Jupiter
Liberius:nom d'homme / le pape Libère
Libethra:fontaine de Thessalie ou de Thrace, consacrée aux Muses
Libethros:a fountain near Magnesia, in Macedonia, sacred to the Muses
Libethrum:a city of Macedonia, near the fountain of Libethra
!Libethrus:a fountain near Magnesia, in Macedonia, sacred to the Muses
Libici:a people of
Libienses:ville de Tarraconnaise
Libisosa:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Libisosona:ville de la Tarraconnaise.
Libistos:ville de Thrace
Libitinensis:of Libitina
Libonianus:de Libon
Libs2:Libyan; subst., a Libyan;, Antæus
Libua:Libya
Liburnia:the country of Liburnia
Liburnides:îles près de la Liburnie
Libyaegyptii:a people in the west of
Libyce:voir Libya.
Libyci:African
Libyphoenices:Libyphœnicians: a Libyan people in the territory of Byzacium, descended from Phœnicians
Libyssa:Libyssa (ville de Bithynie, où Annibal s'empoisonna).
Libyus:Libyan
Licentius:the name of a Christian poet
Licerianus:of or belonging to the city of Licerium, Licerian
Licerius:nom d'un évêque d'Arles
Lichades:nom de trois îles de la mer Égée, près de la Grèce
Liciniani:a surname of the sons and descendants of Cato the Censor, by his first wife
Licus:a river in Vindelicia, a tributary of the Danube, Lech
Licymnius:de Licymne [v. d'Argolide]
Ligariana:Cicero's oration for Ligarius
Ligariana2:Cicero's oration for Ligarius
Ligarianus:of or belonging to Ligarius, Ligarian, absol.
Ligauni:a people of
Ligdinus:v. Lygdinus.
Ligdus:a Cretan, the husband of Telethusa, and father of Iphis, who, on the day of her wedding, was turned into a man
Ligericus:of or belonging to the Liger, Ligerian
Ligia:Ligéa. - 1 - Virg. une nymphe. - 2 - Solin. île près du Bruttium.
Ligii:a Germanic people on the Weser
Ligitani:peuple de Bétique
Ligur:a surname in the gens Aelia and Octavia
Ligur2:adj. comm., Ligurian;, subst., a Ligurian
Ligurinus:Ligurian
Ligurius2:nom d'homme
Ligurra:the name of a woman
Liguscus:Ligustine, Ligurian
Ligusticini:les Liguriens
Ligustini:the Ligurians
Ligustinus:Ligustine, Ligurian
Ligustinus2:nom d'homme
Ligustis:Ligurian
Ligyes:c. Ligures
Lilaea:a town of Phocis, situated at the sources of the Cephisus, Paleokastro
Lilaeus:fleuve de Bithynie
Lilybaetanus:Lilybæan, of Lilybæum
Lilybaeus:Lilybæan
Lilybe:c. Lilybaeum
Lima2:déesse qui veillait au seuil des portes
Limaea:a river of, Lima
Limaeas:a river of, Lima
Limentinus:a deity who presided over the threshold
Limera:surnom d'Épidaure, ville de Laconie
Limia:c. Limaea
Limici:plur., a people of
Limicus:du Limia ou de Limia
Limigantes:peuple sarmate, sur les confins de la Pannonie
Limnaea:a town of Thessaly, Kortikhi
Limnaeum:nom d'un port en Acarnanie
Limnus:nom d'une île entre la Bretagne et l'Hibernie
Limo3:the Meadow
Limones:sorte de divinités
Limoniades:the nymphs of the meadows and flowers
Limonum:a city in Aquitanian Gaul, Poitiers
Limus3:the god of oblique glances
Limyra:a river, with a town of the same name, in Lycia
Limyra2:a river, with a town of the same name, in Lycia
Limyre:a river, with a town of the same name, in Lycia
Lindius:of or belonging to Lindus, Lindian
Lindos:a town in the island of Rhodes, founded by Lindus, brother of Ialysus, with a temple of Minerva, Lindo
!Lindus:a town in the island of Rhodes, founded by Lindus, brother of Ialysus, with a temple of Minerva, Lindo
Lingonicus:Lingonian
Lingos:a mountain in Epirus
!Lingus:a mountain in Epirus
Linternum:a city of Campania, situated to the north of the mouth of the river Liternus, Patria
Lintuma:ville située sur le Nil
Liparae2:the Liparian, Æolic Islands
Liparaei:the Liparæans
Liparis:a Cilician river near the town of Soli, the water of which is of an oleaginous quality
Liparitani:the Liparitans, ext
Liparitanus:Liparitan
Liparo:king of Syracuse
Liparus:ancien roi des îles Éoliennes
Lips:Libyan; subst., a Libyan;, Antæus
Liquentia:a river in Venetia, the Livenza
Lirenas:of or belonging to the Liris
Liria:fleuve de la Narbonnaise
Lirinas:of or belonging to the Liris
Lirinates:habitants des bords du Liris
Lirinensis:Lirinian
Lirinus:c. Lerina
Lisinae:ville de Thessalie
Lissa:ancienne ville de Mauritanie
Lissum:a city in southern Dalmatia, on the borders of Macedonia, Alessio
Lissus:ville de Dalmatie, auj. Alessio ou Lesch, en Albanie
Litana:a forest in, which extended through Liguria and Etruria, Selva de Luogo
Literninum:an estate of Scipio Africanus, near Liternum
Liternum:-I. a city of Campania, situated to the north of the mouth of the river Liternus, Patria -II. an estate of Scipio Africanus, near Liternum
Liternus:Literman
Liternus2:rivière de Campanie, la même que Glanis
Lithostrotos:salle pavée en mosaïque (dans le tribunal de Pilate)
Littamum:ville de Rhétie
Litterae:A writing, document, paper, a written acknowledgment
Litubium:a town in Liguria
Liuianus:Livian, of Livius Andronicus, the army of the consul
Liuias:ville de Palestine
Liuilla:the daughter of Germanicus and Agrippina, and sister of Caligula
Liuiopolis:ville du Pont
Lixus:a river in Mauritania, with a city of the same name, Wady al-Khos
Lochia:a surname of Diana
Locutius:Aïus Locutius, dieu de la parole
Lodunum:Loudun (ville).
Loebasius:mot sabin) / [Bacchus]
Logistoricus:a lost work of Varro
Logonpori:v. Longompori.
Lollianus2:nom d'un général qui prit le titre d'empereur sous Gallien
Londiniensis:of London
Longanus:inhabitant of Longula
Longaticum:ville de la Haute Pannonie
Longimanus:a surname of Artaxerxes, king of Persia;
Longina:nom de femme
Longula:a Volscian city in the neighborhood of Corioli
Longulani:the inhabitants of Longula, Longulans
Longulanus:auteur consulté par Pline
Longuntica:a city in
Lopadusa:an island on the coast of Africa
Lopsi:peuple de Liburnie
Lopsica:ville de Liburnie
Loracina:a river near Antium
Loretum:a laurel-grove
Lorium:villa d'Antonin le Pieux
Loryma:a seaport in Carta
Lot:Lot, son of Haran, and nephew of Abraham
Lotapes:nom d'un physicien
Loth:Loth [neveu d'Abraham]
Lotophagitis:the island of the lotus-eaters
Lotos:a nymph, daughter of Neptune, who was changed into the lotus-tree
Louia:ville de la Basse-Pannonie
Loxias:a surname of Apollo, on account of his obscure, oracles
Lua:a goddess who expiated the blood shed in battle; to her were devoted the arms taken from an enemy
Lubentia2:the goddess of delight
Lubentina:the goddess of sensual pleasure, Venus
Lubienses:v. Lib-.
Luca:a city of Etruria, Lucca
Luca2:Lucanian;
Lucanianus:de Lucanie
Lucanicus:Lucanian;
Lucas:Lucanian;
Lucas2:St. Luke, the third evangelist
Lucceia:nom de femme
Lucceia2:nom de femme.
Lucceius:a Roman name
Lucceius2:Lucéius (nom de plusieurs Romains).
Luceium:a castle, fortress in Galatia
Luceni:peuple de l'Hibernie
Lucenses:habitants d'une ville des Marses
Lucensis:of Lucca
Lucentia:c. Lucentum
Lucentinus:Inscr. de Lucentum.
Lucentius:de Lucentum
Lucentum:ville de la Tarraconnaise [auj. Alicante]
Lucerenses:an Etruscan tribe, whose union with the, (Latins) and, (Sabines) gave rise to the oldest Roman state. Romulus named after them one of his three centuries of horsemen
Lucereses:an Etruscan tribe, whose union with the, (Latins) and, (Sabines) gave rise to the oldest Roman state. Romulus named after them one of his three centuries of horsemen
Lucerini:the inhabitants of Luceria, Lucerians
Lucerinus:Lucerian, plur. subst.
Lucetia:light-bringer, a surname of Jupiter and of Juno
Lucia:a country of Asia Minor, between Caria and Pamphylia, where was the volcano Chimæra
Lucia2:a Roman prænomen
Lucifera:surnom de Diane [la lune]
Lucilla:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Lucillus:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Luciola:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Luciolus:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Lucipor:the slave of a Lucius
Lucoferonenses:habitants de Lucus Feroniae, ville d'Étrurie
Lucomedi:c. Lucerenses
Lucretianus:Diom. de Lucrèce (le poète).
Lucretinus:of or near the mountain, where Atticus had a villa
Lucrina:huîtres du lac Lucrin
Lucrinensis:Lucrine
Lucris:Lucris (une courtisane).
Luctatianus:of or belonging to a Lutatius, Lutatian
Luctatius:the name of a Roman gens, consul, a younger man of the same name, consul
Lucullanus:Lucullan
Luculleus:Lucullan
Lucumonius:c. lucumo
Lucurgentum:ville de Bétique
Lud:Vulg. Lud (fils de Sem).
Luguuallium:ville de la Bretagne [auj. Carlisle]
Lundinium:a city in Britain, London
Lunenses:the inhabitants of Luna
Lunensis:of or belonging to Luna
Luniensis:of or belonging to Luna
Lunus:the Moon-god
Lupenii:peuple du Caucase
Lupercalis:of or belonging to the Lupercalia, Lupercal
Lupia2:ville de la Calabrie
Lupiae:plur., a town of Calabria
Lupicinus:the name of a man
Lupienses:habitants de Lupia
Lupodunum:a German town near the sources of the Danube, Ladenburg, Lupff
Luppia:a river in the north-west of Germany, Lippe
Lurconianus:de Lurco ou de gourmand
Lursenses:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Luscienus:nom d'homme
Luscio:
Lusi:source d'Arcadie
Lusus2:fils de Liber, donna son nom à la Lusitanie
Lutatianus:of or belonging to a Lutatius, Lutatian
Lutebani:v. Lutevani.
Lutetia:a city in, Paris
Luteuani:habitants de Lutève, ville de la Narbonnaise [auj. Lodève]
Luxia:fleuve de la Bétique
Luxouiensis:de Luxovium [ville ayant des sources thermales, auj. Luxeuil]
Lyaeus:de Bacchus
Lycabas:A Tuscan who fled from his country on account of a murder, and who, for a slight shown to Bacchus, was changed into a dolphin
Lycabettus:montagne de l'Attique
Lycaeas:une des sources de Pline
Lycamba:c. Lycambes
Lycambaeus:de Lycambès
Lycaones:the Lycaonians, a people of Asia Minor, between Cappadocia, Cilicia, and Pisidia
Lycaonice:in the dialect of Lycaonia
Lycaonis:the daughter of Lycaon, Callisto
Lycastum:ville du Pont
Lycastus:ville de Crète
Lycaunus:the name of a warrior
Lyceius:de Pan. v. Lycaeus
Lycetus:nom d'homme
Lyceum:a gymnasium very near Athens, in which Aristotle taught
Lyceus:c. Lycaeus.
Lychnidum:
Lychnidus:a city of Illyria, near the Haliacmon, in the territory of the Dessaretes
Lycide:ville de Mysie
Lycimnia:the name of the wife of a king of Lydia
Lycimnius:of or belonging to the town of Lycimna, Lycimnian
Lycisce:The name of a bitch
Lyciscus2:the name of a beautiful boy
Lycium:a gymnasium very near Athens, in which Aristotle taught
Lycium2:a kind of thorn, the juice and roots of which were used medicinally
Lycomedeus:de Lycomède
Lycon:Lycon. - 1 - ville de Lusitanie. - 2 - ville d'Egypte.
Lycoorgides:The famous lawgiver of the Spartans
Lycophon:the name of a warrior
Lycophron:Lycophron of Chalcis, in Eubœa, the author of Cassandra, an Alexandrine grammarian and tragedian of the time of Ptolemy Philadelphus
Lycoreus:a son of Apollo
Lycortas:a general, of the Achæan League
Lycos2:Son of Pandion, king of Lycia
Lycotherses:a king of Illyria, whom his wife Agave, the daughter of Cadmus, murdered, in order to give the kingdom to her father
Lyctos:a city of Crete, east of Gnossus, a colony of the Lacedæmonians
!Lyctus:a city of Crete, east of Gnossus, a colony of the Lacedæmonians
Lycurgei:disciples of Lycurgus, inflexibly severe
Lycurgeus:[fig.] sévère, inflexible
Lydda:ville de Palestine
Lydion:
Lygdamum:ville de Mysie
Lygii:a Germanic people on the Weser
Lygos2:an ancient name of Byzantium
!Lygus:ancien nom de Byzance
Lyncaeste:one of Actæon's hounds
Lyncestis:Lyncestian
Lyncestius:Lyncestian
Lyncestus:Lyncestian
Lyncides:A son of Ægyptus, and husband of Hypermnestra, who alone was saved by his wife when all his brothers were put to death
Lyncus:a city of Macedonia, the capital of the Lyncestae
Lyncus2:a Scythian king, who attempted the life of his guest, Triptolemus, and was changed by Ceres into a lynx
Lyrcaeus:a fountain in the Peloponnesus
Lyrceius:Lyrcean, of, near the Mount Lyrceum, between Arcadia and Argolis
Lyrceus:Lyrcean, of or near the Mount Lyrceum, between Arcadia and Argolis; Subst. m. a fountain in the Peloponnesus
Lyrceus2:a fountain in the Peloponnesus
Lyrcius:[montagne et ville d'Argolide]
Lyrcius2:a fountain in the Peloponnesus
Lyrnessiades:femmes de Lyrnesse
Lyrnessis:the Lyrnesian sc. maid or woman i.e. Briseis
Lyrnessius:Lyrnesian
!Lyrnessos:ville de la Troade, patrie de Briséis aimée d'Achille
Lyrnessos:a town in Troas, the birthplace of Briseis
Lyrnesus:a town in Troas, the birthplace of Briseis
Lysanitae:peuple d'Arabie
Lysiacus:of or belonging to the orator Lysias
Lysias:ville de Phrygie
Lysimachia2:Lysimachie [v. de la Chersonèse de Thrace]
Lysimachienses:the Lysimachians
Lysimachiensis:de Lysimachie
Lysinoe:a city of Pisidia
Lysis:a Pythagorean of Tarentum, instructor of Epaminondas
Lysis3:a small river in Asia Minor
Lysistratus:the brother of Lysippus, who first made statues of gypsum
Lysiteles:the name of a man
Lysithoe:fille de l'Océan
Lyson:a celebrated sculptor
Lystra:a city in Lycaonia, north-west of Iconium
Lystrae:c. Lystra
Lystreni:the inhabitants of Lystra, Lystrenes
Lytharmis:promontoire de la Gaule Celtique
Mabog:indécl., ville de Syrie
Macae:-I. a people in the north-eastern part of Arabia Felix -II. a people of Africa in the, Sing.
Macareis:daughter of Macareus, Isse; acc. Græc.
Macaria:nom des îles Lesbos, Chypre et Rhodes
Macarius:nom d'homme / saint Macaire, martyr à Lyon / des saints Macaires
Macatus:a Roman surname
Macchabaei:v. Machabaei.
Maccius:name of a Roman gens, the celebrated Roman comic poet;
Macedae:Macedonians
Macedon:l'élite des Macédoniens
Macedonianus:relating to the usurer Macedo
Macedonicus2:a surname of Q. Cæcilius Metellus, who made Macedonia a Roman province
Macedoniensis:Macedonian
Macedonius:Macedonian
Macedonius2:Macédonius (évêque hérésiarque macédonien qui niait la divinité du Saint-Esprit).
Macella:a town in Sicily, on the Crimisus
Macellinus:an epithet of the emperor, who killed his slaves in his own house
Macerio:surnom romain
Macerones:a people of Iberia
Maces:Acc.
Macestos:rivière de Mysie
Macetae:Macedonians
Machabaei:the Maccabees
Machabaeus:a surname of Judas
Machaerus:Machéronte [ville forte de Palestine]
Machanidas:roi de Lacédémone
Machaonicus:de Machaon, de médecin
Machares:fils de Mithridate
Machia:île de la mer Égée
Machimus:the name of one of Actæon's hounds
Machlyes:a fabled people of Africa
Machorones:a people of Pontus
Macistum:ville d'Arcadie
Macistus:montagne de l'île de Lesbos
Macra:A river in Italy, between Liguria and Etruria, Magra
Macri:canton de la Gaule Cisalpine
Macria:a small island near Eubœa
Macrianus:Macrien, empereur romain
Macrinianus:de Macrin
Macris:the name of several islands
Macrobii:A people of Æthiopia, ext.
Macrobiotae:Macrobiens [peuple d'Éthiopie] / nom donné aux habitants d'Apollonie en Macédoine
Macrobius:a Roman grammarian at the end of the fourth century, author of a commentary on Cicero's, and of a treatise entitled
Macrocephali:people with great heads, a people of Pontus
Macrochir:Longhand, a surname of king Artaxerxes
Macrones:
Mactaritanus:de Makter
Macua:ville située sur le Nil
Macula2:a Roman surname
Macurebi:peuple de la Mauritanie
Macynia:ville d'Étolie
Macynium:mont d'Étolie
Madarus:a surname jestingly given to, on account of his baldness
Madaura:a city in Numidia, Ayedrah
Madaurensis:of or belonging to the city of Madaura, Madauran, subst. m. an inhabitant of Madaura
Madaurensis2:an inhabitant of Madaura
Madauri:a city in Numidia, Ayedrah
Madena:a district of Great Armenia, between the rivers Cyrus and Araxes
Madian:pays de Madian (Arabie)
Madianaeus:de Madian ;
Madianita:Madianite
Madianitis:Madianite
Maduateni:the inhabitants of Madytos
Madum:ville d'Éthiopie
Madytos:a seaport town in the Thracian Chersonese, Maitos
!Madytus:a seaport town in the Thracian Chersonese, Maitos
Maeandratus:full of curves like the Mæander, Mæandrian
Maeandria:ville d'Épire
Maeandricus:sinueux
Maeandropolis:ville de Carie
Maeandrus:a river, proverbial for its winding course, which rises in Great Phrygia, flows between Lydia and Caria, and falls, near Miletus, into the Icarian Sea, Mendere Su; nom.
Maecilius:nom d'un tribun de la plèbe
Maecius:the name of a Roman gens
Maedica:the Mædian territory
Maedicus:of or belonging to the Mædi.—Subst.
Maeliani:the partisans of Mælius, Mælians
Maelianus:of or belonging to Mælius, Mælian, the murder of
Maenades:the priestesses of Bacchus, Bacchantes
Maenalides:du Ménale
Maenalis:of or belonging to the Mænalus
Maenalus:a range of mountains in Arcadia, sacred to Pan
Maenuba:ville de la Bétique / m., fleuve voisin de cette ville
Maeones:the inhabitants of Mæonia, Mæonians, Lydians
Maeoni:Méoniens [peuple de Lydie]
Maeonianus:de Méonie [ville de Lydie]
Maeonii:the Lydians
Maeotae:a Scythian people on Lake Mæotis
Maeotici:the people living around Lake Mæotis
Maeotidae:Mæotic tribes, dwellers around Lake Mæotis
Maera:The name of a woman who was changed into a dog, the name of a dog
Maesesses:Mésesses [peuple espagnol, voisin de Castulo]
Maeson:persona comica ab inventore dicta
Maesulii:peuple d'Afrique, probablt le même que les Massyli
Maeuia:Roman proper names.
Maeuianus:de Mévius
Maezeius:des Mézéens
Magaba:a mountain in Galatia
Magada:ville située sur le Nil
Magalia2:the suburbs of Carthage
Magaria:v. Magalia.
Magasnei:ville d'Éthiopie ou d'Égypte
Magassa:ville située sur le Nil
Magdalene:Marie-Madeleine, soeur de Lazare
Magdalum:c. Magdolus
Magdolus:a town of Egypt, on the Red Sea
Magea:source de Sicile, près de Syracuse
Mageddo:ville de Palestine
Magellini:peuplade de Sicile
Magetobria:ville de la Lyonnaise, chez les Séquaniens
Magiouinium:ville de Bretagne
Magirtos:ville de Cilicie
Magnentius:Germain qui se fit proclamer empereur romain
Magnesia:a geographical proper name
Magnetarches:the chief magistrate of the Magnesians
Magnetis:f., of or belonging to Magnesia, Magnesian
Magni2:ville de Bretagne / (Campi) canton de l'Afrique, près d'Utique
MagniCampi:a place in Africa near Utica
Magnopolis:ville du Pont
Mago:A Carthaginian, the brother of Hannibal
Magoa:ville d'Asie, près du Tigre
Magon:A Carthaginian, the brother of Hannibal
Magonianus:de Magon [ville]
Magontia:c. Mogontiacum
Magontiacum:a city of Germany, on the Rhine, Mayence
Magontiacus:a city of Germany, on the Rhine, Mayence
Magoras:fleuve de Phénicie
Magrada:fleuve de la Tarraconnaise
Maguesa:ville de Mauritanie
Magulla:the name of a woman
Magullinus:de Magulla [ville de Sicile]
Maguntia:a city of Germany, on the Rhine, Mayence
Maguntiacum:v. Mogontiacum
Magusanus:surnom d'Hercule
Maharbal:a Carthaginian officer under Hannibal
Maherbal:chef de la cavalerie carthaginoise à Cannes
Maia2:-I. Daughter of Atlas and Pleione, and the mother of Mercury by Jupiter -II. A daughter of Faunus
Maia3:-I. Daughter of Atlas and Pleione, and the mother of Mercury by Jupiter -II. A daughter of Faunus
Maiades:fils de Maïa [Mercure]
Maielli:peuple d'Italie
Maielli2:peuple d'Italie
Maiia:-I. Daughter of Atlas and Pleione, and the mother of Mercury by Jupiter -II. A daughter of Faunus
Maiorianus:Majorien, empereur d'Occident
Maiorica:Majorque [une des îles Baléares]
Maiugena:the Maia-born, Mercury
Malacha:a city of, Malaga
Malachias:Malachie (un des douze petits prophètes).
Malacitanus:de Malaca
Malchinus:nom d'homme
Malchio:the name of a man
Maleae:a promontory in the Peloponnesus, at the south of Laconia, C. Malea
Maleoticus:de Malée
Maleuentum:ancient name of, in the Samnite territory
Maleum:le cap Malée.
Maleuola:a female enemy, foe
Maleus:of or belonging to the promontory of Malea, Malean
Maleus2:montagne de l'Inde
Maliacus:golfe Maliaque [entre la Locride et la Thessalie, en face de l'Eubée]
Malianda:ancien nom de la Bithynie
Malichu:indécl., île près de l'Inde
Maliensis:Malian
Malisianus:nom d'homme
Malloea:a city in Thessaly
!Mallos:a city in Cilicia
Mallotes:an inhabitant of Mallus
Malotes:an inhabitant of Mallus
Malthace:île près de Corcyre
Malthinus:a fictitious name
Maluane:fleuve d'Afrique, sortant de l'Atlas
Mamaea:v. Mamm-.
Mamaeus:de Mama [ville d'Égypte ou d'Éthiopie]
Mambra:Mambré [vallée dans la tribu de Juda]
Mambre:Mambré [vallée dans la tribu de Juda]
Mamercinus:of or belonging to a Mamercus, Mamercine
Mamers:the Oscan name for Mars
Mamertinus2:consul, under Julian, to whom he wrote a letter, which is still extant, thanking him for his promotion to this dignity
Mamertus:saint Mamert, évêque de Vienne / Claudien Mamert, frère du précédent et auteur ecclésiastique
Mamilia:fille de Télégone, de laquelle descendaient les Mamilius / nom d'une sainte qui fut martyre à Lyon
Mammaeanus:of or belonging to Mammæa, Mammæan
Mammensis:de Mamma [petite ville de la Byzacène]
Mammula2:a Roman proper name
Mamortha:ville de Judée, nommée ensuite Néapolis
Mamuda:ville d'Éthiopie ou d'Égypte
Mamurianus:nom d'homme
Mamurranus:de Mamurra
Mana:ancient Roman goddesses, who presided over the submanes
Manais:fleuve de Gédrosie
Manalis2:of or belonging to the Manes
Manasse:Manassès [fils aîné de Joseph] / autres du même nom
Manasses:Manassès [fils aîné de Joseph] / autres du même nom
Mancunium:ville de Bretagne [auj. Manchester]
Mandacadeni:peuple de Mysie
Mandaei:peuple voisin de l'Indus
Mandalum:lac d'Afrique, dans la Troglodytique
Mandani:peuple de l'Arabie
Mandelanus:of or belonging to Mandela
Mandi:peuple de l'Inde
Mandonius:a general in Spain, who sided with the Romans in the second Punic war
Mandragaeum:fleuve de l'Asie ultérieure
Mandri:v. Mandi.
Mandrocles:nom d'homme
Mandropolis:a city in Great Phrygia
Mandropolitae:habitants de Mandropolis
Mandruani:peuple de la Bactriane
Manduessedum:ville de Bretagne
Manduria:a city of the Salentines, in Lower Italy, between Aletium and Tarentum, Manduria
Manetho:a priest of Heliopolis, who wrote a history of Egypt in Greek.
Manethos:a priest of Heliopolis, who wrote a history of Egypt in Greek
Mania2:-I. the mother of the Lares -II. a Roman prænomen
Manichaei:a heretical Christian sect
Manichaeus:
Manilianus:Manilian, respecting the sale of slaves, probably introduced by, consul
Manlianum:a villa belonging to Q. Cicero
Mannaritium:ville de la Belgique
Manteium:villes de Cappadoce et de Lydie ; deux villes d'Ionie
Mantiani:v. Matiani.
Mantinea:a city of Arcadia, celebrated for the victory of Epaminondas over the Spartans
Mantium:villes de Cappadoce et de Lydie ; deux villes d'Ionie
Mantuanus:of or belonging to Mantua, to Virgil, Mantuan, Virgilian
Mantuanus2:l'h. de Mantoue, Virgile
Manturna:the goddess of matrimony, who was invoked to render the marriage lasting
Manuana:ancient Roman goddesses, who presided over the submanes
Maraces:peuple d'Étolie
Marathe:île voisine de Corcyre
Marathenus:of or from Marathos, Marathene
Marathesium:ville d'Ionie
Marathonis:adj. f., de Marathon
Marathonius:of or belonging to Marathon, Marathonian
Marathus2:an ancient Phœnician city, opposite the island of Arados, Ainel-Hye
Marathus3:Marathonte [ville de Syrie]
Marathusa:ville de Crète / île de la mer Égée
Maratocupreni:brigands syriens, ainsi nommés de la région où ils s'étaient retirés
Marazanis:ville de la Byzacène [auj. Haouch Sultani]
Marcellea:fêtes en l'honneur de Marcellus (qui prit Syracuse).
Marcellianus:of or belonging to a Marcellus, Marcellian, named after, the nephew of Augustus
Marcellina:nom d'homme et de femme
Marciane:in the manner of Marcius
Marcianopolis:a city of Lower Mœsia on the Euxine, Imertje
Marcio:nom d'homme
Marcion:a heretic of Sinope, who gave himself out to be Christ
Marcionensis:of or belonging to the heretic Marcion
Marcionista:a follower of the heretic Marcion, a Marcionite.—Plur.
Marcionita:of or belonging to the heretic Marcion
Marcipor:the slave of Marcus.—Plur.
Marcolica:a chief city of Spain
Marcomania:the country of the Marcomanni
Marcomanicus:of or belonging to the Marcomanni, Marcomannic, a surname given to Caracalla, commemorative of his victory over the Marcomanni
Marcomannia:the country of the Marcomanni
Marcomannicus:of or belonging to the Marcomanni, Marcomannic, a surname given to Caracalla, commemorative of his victory over the Marcomanni
Marcomeres:Marcomir, chef des Francs
Marcomirus:Marcomir, chef des Francs
Marculus:
Mardochaeus:Mardochée, oncle d'Esther
Mardonia:ancienne ville de Lucanie
Marea:a lake, and city of Lower Egypt, not far from Alexandria
Marene:a region of Thrace
Mareota:a lake, and city of Lower Egypt, not far from Alexandria
Mareotae:absol.
Mareum:an ancient town of Cyprus
Margania:a city in Margiana
Margaritaria:a female dealer in pearls
Margidunum:ville de Bretagne
Margum:a city in Upper Mœsia, on the Margis
Margus:fleuve de la Margiane / fleuve de Mésie
Maria:-I. a female proper name -II. a town of the Parthians
Mariana:a Roman colony on the eastern coast of Corsica, founded by C. Marius, Plur. subst.
Mariandyni:a people of Bithynia
Mariandynus:of or belonging to the Mariandyni, Mariandynian
Mariani:another name of the Cernetari in Latium
Marianus2:nom d'homme
Mariba:ville d'Arabie
Maribba:ville d'Arabie
Maricas:a title of a comedy of Eupolis, directed against Hyperbolus
Marici:peuple de Ligurie
Marigarri:peuple d'Éthiopie
Marina:nom de femme
Marium:gén. pl. de mare
Marius2:de Marius
Marmarica:
Marmaridae:the inhabitants of Marmarica
Marmarides:a man from Marmarica, a Marmarican
Marmarides2:peuple de Libye
Marmessus:a town in Troas, on Mount Ida
Marnas:a deity worshipped at Gaza, in Palestine
Marogamatrae:peuple de l'Inde
Marohi:au sing.
Maroialensis:c. Marojolicus
Maroiolicus:de Marojolium [ville des environs de Burgédale, auj. Mareuil]
Maronea:A town of Thrace, on the Schœneus, famous for its wine, Marona
Maroneum:
Maronia:A town of Thrace, on the Schœneus, famous for its wine, Marona
Maronianus:Maronian, Virgilian, in carm
Maronilla:nom d'homme et de femme
Maronillus:nom d'homme et de femme
Maronites:de Maronée, en Thrace
Marotiani:peuple d'Asie
Marpessius:-I. of or belonging to Marpessus in the Troas, Marpessian -II. of or belonging to Marpessus, Marpessian;, Parian
Marpessos:a mountain in the island of Paros, in which lay the quarries of Parian marble
Marpessus:a town in the Troas, on Mount Ida, home of the Erythrean Sibyl
!Marpessus2:a mountain in the island of Paros, in which lay the quarries of Parian marble
Marpesus:a town in the Troas, on Mount Ida, home of the Erythrean Sibyl
Marpesus2:a mountain in the island of Paros, in which lay the quarries of Parian marble
Marrubium2:a city in Latium, the capital of the Marsians, S. Benedetto
Marrubius:of or belonging to Marrubium, Marrubian, plur. subst.
Marruca:ville de Bétique
Marrucine:in the Marrucine manner, faithfully
Marrus:fondateur de Marrubium
Marruuii:the inhabitants of Marrubium
Marruuini:the inhabitants of Marrubium
Marruuium:a city in Latium, the capital of the Marsians, S. Benedetto
Marsacii:a people of
Marsares:fleuve de la Babylonie
Marsidia:nom de f.
Marspiter:le dieu Mars
Marta:rivière d'Étrurie
Martha:soeur de Lazare et de Marie
Martha2:rivière d'Étrurie
Martianus:a Roman jurist, a pupil of Papinian under Alexander Severus
Martiaticus:martial, military
Marticola:a worshipper of Mars
Marticultor:a worshipper of Mars
Martinianus:nom d'h.
Martinus:nom d'un général sous Justinien / autres du même nom
Martulus:prêtre de Mars
Marucca:a town in Batica
Marucini:a people of Italy, on the Adriatic coast, near the river Aternus, whose chief city was, Chieti
Marulla:nom d'h. et de f.
Marullinus:nom d'h.
Maryllinus:nom d'h.
Masada:a fortress in Judæa, Sebbeh
Masaesyli:a people in Africa
Masanisa:a king of Numidia, grandfather of Jugurtha, at first the enemy and afterwards the friend and ally of the Romans
Masati:a people of Mauritania
Mascula:ville de Numidie
Masculula:ville de Numidie
Masei:a people of Arabia
Masgaba:A son of King Masinissa
Masicitus:a mountain in Lycia
Masolianae:ville de la Byzacène
Massabatene:nom d'une partie de l'Élymaïde
Massada:place forte de Judée
Massaesyli:a people in Africa
Massaesylia:the country of the Massæsyli
Massaesylii:v. Massaesyli.
Massala:a town of Arabia Felix
Massalioticus:of or belonging to Massilia, Massiliotic
Massice:ville de Mésopotamie
Massicumuinum:wine of the Massicus, Massic wine
Massieni:peuple près de Gadès
Massilianus:of or belonging to Massilia, Massilian, in lemm
Massilitani:the Massilians
Massilitanum:wine of Massilia, in lemm
Massilitanus:Massilitan;
Masso2:a surname in the gens Papiria
Massycites:v. Masicitus.
Massylaeus:of or belonging to the Massylians, Massylian
Massyleus:of or belonging to the Massylians, Massylian
Massyli:a people in Africa, to the east of the
Massylius:of or belonging to the Massyli, Massylian;, African
Massyni:peuple du Pont
Mastaurenses:the inhabitants of the city of, in Lydia
Mastramela:marais et ville de la Narbonnaise
Mastrum:ville de Paphlagonie
Mastusia:promontoire de Thrace / montagne d'Asie
Mastya:ville de Paphlagonie
Masurianus:of or pertaining to Massurius
Mateolani:habitants de Matéole [v. d'Apulie]
Materianus:nom d'h.
Materina:canton de l'Ombrie
Materna:nom d'une sainte
Mathematica:Mathematics
Mathena:ville située sur le Nil
Mathoae:peuple de l'Inde
Mathon:nom d'h.
Matiani:peuple voisin de l'Hyrcanie
Matianus:of or belonging to a Matius, Matian
Matidia:nom de femme
Matienus:nom d'h.
Matilica:a city in Umbria, Matelica
Matilicas:de Matilica ; pl. m., habitants de Matilica
Matilicates:the inhabitants of Matilica
Matium:ville de Crète / ville de Colchide / ville d'Ionie
Matreium:ville de Rhétie
Matrinia:nom d'h. et de f.
Matrinus:fleuve du Picénum
Matrona2:montagne des Alpes Cottiennes
Matrona3:a river in Gaul, Marne
Matronalia:a festival celebrated by matrons in honor of Mars, on the 1st of March, at which presents were given to matrons and brides
Matroum:
Mattarius:one who sleeps on a mat
Matthaeus:saint Mathieu
Mattheus:St. Matthew the evangelist
Matthias:un apôtre
Mattiacum:
Mattitae:peuple d'Éthiopie
Mattius:poète latin
Mattus2:nom d'h.
Matura:a goddess that presides over the ripening of fruits
Maturius:nom d'h.
Maumarum:ville d'Égypte ou d'Éthiopie
Maurarius:des Maures
Mauretanicus:de Mauritanie
Mauricatim:as, like a Moor
Maurice:like a Moor
Mauricus:Moorish
Mauritania:a country of Africa, on the Mediterranean, between the Atlantic Ocean and Numidia, Fez, Morocco;, M. Cæsariensis, Tingitana
Mauritanicus:of or belonging to Mauritania
Maurus2:a Moor
Maurusia:the Greek name of Mauritania
Maurusiacus:Moorish, Mauritanian
Maurusii:the Mauritanians
Mausoleum:the magnificent tomb erected for Mausolus by his wife Artemisia;
Maxentianus:of or belonging to the emperor Maxentius
Maxentius:a Roman emperor
Maxeras:v. Maziris.
Maxilua:ville de la Bétique
Maximiana:s.-ent. legio), nom d'une légion impériale
Maximianopolis:ville de la Samarie
Maximianus:Maximien Hercule, empereur romain
Maximilianus:surnom romain
Maximina:nom de f.
Maximinianus:de Maximin
Maximinus:Maximin, empereur romain
Maxula:ville de la Zeugitane
Mazaca2:the chief city of Cappadocia, Kaisariyeh
Mazacum:ville de la Cappadoce
Mazamacae:peuple d'Asie
Mazara:fleuve de Sicile / nom d'un Syrien
Mazax:A people near the Palus Mæotis
Mazi:peuple d'Arachosie
Mazices:a people of Numidia
Maziris:fleuve d'Hyrcanie
Meae:ville située sur le Nil
Meandaraei:peuple de l'Asie du nord
Mearus:fleuve de la Tarraconnaise
Mechir:the name of an Egyptian month, answering nearly to the Roman January and a part of February
Mecyberna:ville de Macédoine
Mecybernaeus:de Mecyberna
Medama:ville du Bruttium
Medamna:la Mésopotamie
Medamne:la Mésopotamie
Medardus:saint Médard
Medaurianus:de Médaura
Medena:nom plus moderne de la Médie
Medentius:a male proper name, a tyrant of Cære, Agylla
Medeon:A city in Dalmatia
Mederiacum:lieu de la Belgique
Media:a country lying between Armenia, Parthia, Hyrcania, and Assyria, Azerbijan, Shirvan, Ghilan, Mazanderan
Media2:a celebrated sorceress, daughter of Æetes, king of Colchis. She assisted her lover, Jason the Argonaut, in obtaining the golden fleece, accompanied him to Greece, and prevented her father, who was in pursuit, from overtaking them, by strewing the sea with her brother's limbs. When Jason afterwards repudiated her, in order to marry Creusa, she killed the children she had had by him, and burned the bride to death in her palace
Mediamna:Mesopotamia
Medica2:an excellent kind of clover introduced from Media; Burgundy-clover, lucern
Medientius:a male proper name, a tyrant of Cære, Agylla
Medilitanus:de Médila (Numidie)
Medimni:peuple d'Éthiopie
Mediolanenses:the Milanese
Mediolanium:A city in, the capital of the Insubres, Milan
Mediomatricus:
Medion2:a city of Acarnania
Medionii:the inhabitants of Medion
Medionius:of or belonging to Medion
Meditrina:the goddess of Healing;
Meditrinalia:a festival celebrated on the, th of October in honor of Meditrina
Medma:c. Medama
Medmassa:ville de Carie
Medobrega:a city in Lusitania, Portalegre
Medoe:ville d'Éthiopie
Medon:A Centaur
Medontidae:his descendants
Medores:nom de guerrier
Meduana:la Mayenne [rivière]
Medubricenses:c. Medubrigenses
Medubriga:a city in Lusitania, Portalegre
Medubrigenses:the inhabitants of Medobrega
Meduli:a people in Aquitanian Gaul, whose coast was famous for its oysters, Medoc
Medulicus:Medulian
Medulius:of or belonging to the Meduli, Medulian
Medulla2:nom d'h.
Medulli:an Alpine people in
Medullia:ville du Latium
Medullini:inhabitants of Medullia
Medullinus:of or belonging to Medullia or to the Medulli, Medullian;
Medullinus2:a Roman surname;
Medullum:a little town in Latium, Monte Verde
Medullus:a mountain in
Medulus:of or belonging to the Meduli, Medulian
Megabarri:peuple d'Éthiopie
Megabazus:v. Megabyzus.
Megabocchus:a prætor in Sardinia
Megabyzus:A priest of Diana at Ephesus
Megada:ville d'Égypte
Megale:a surname of the
Megalensia:the festival in honor of the Magna Mater, celebrated annually on the 4th of April with processions and games
Megalesius:des Mégalésiennes, de Cybèle
Megalia:a small island of Campania, Castel dell' Ovo
Megallae:peuple de l'Inde
Megalobusus:the father of Theotimus
Megalobyzus:the father of Theotimus
Megalopolis:ville d'Arcadie
Megalopolitae:the inhabitants of Megalopolis
Megapenthes:a son of Prœtus
Megara2:A city in the country of Megaris, the birthplace of Euclid
Megareius:-I. of or belonging to the city of Megara, Megareian -II. of or belonging to Megareus, Megareian
Megarensis:of or belonging to the city of Megara
Megareus:of or belonging to the city of Megara, Megarean
Megareus2:a son of Neptune, and father of Hippomenes
Megari:peuple de l'Inde
Megarii:Mégariens
Megaronides:personnage de comédie
Megas:a surname;
Megasthenes:nom d'homme
Megeda:v. Megada.
Meges:son of Phyleus, one of Helen's suitors
Megilla:nom de f.
Megisba:grand lac de l'île Taprobane
Megiste:a Roman name given to slaves
Mela:a Roman proper name, a Roman geographer, a native of Spain, under the emperor Claudius;
Mela2:a river in Upper Italy, near Brescia, Mella
Melae:a town in the Samnite country
Melaena:nom de l'île de Céphallénie / nom de l'île de Corcyre
Melaenis:personnage dans Plaute
Melambium:a place in Thessaly, near Scotussa
Melamphyllos:montagne de Thrace / nom de l'île de Samos
Melana:sainte Mélanie
Melanchaetes:black-hair
Melanchlaeni:peuple scythe
Melane:île près d'Éphèse
Melaneus:Name of a Centaur
Melania2:sainte Mélanie
Melanippus:the slayer of Tydeus, who, while dying, bit the head of Menalippus, the name of a tragedy of Attius
Melanius:a Roman proper name
Melanthia:nom d'une île déserte
Melanthio:nom d'h.
Melanthium2:fleuve du Pont
Melanthus:A, river in Sarmatia
Melantiana:village de Thrace
Melantias:a town of Thrace, between the Propontis and the Pontus Euxinus
Melas:fils de Phryxus
Melas3:The name of several rivers.
Melcumani:peuple de Dalmatie
Meldae:ville de Gaule
Meldensis:des Meldes
Meleagreus:of or belonging to Meleager
Meleagrides:soeurs de Méléagre
Meleagrius:de Méléagre
Meleagros:son of the Calydonian king Œneus and Althæa, one of the combatants at the Calydonian boar-hunt. His life depended on the preservation of an extinguished brand; this his mother burned, out of revenge for the death of her brothers who had fallen by his hand, and he expired
!Meleagrus:Méléagre [qui tua le sanglier suscité par Diane pour ravager Calydon]
Meles:a river in Ionia, near Smyrna, on the banks of which, it is said, Homer was born
Meles3:plur., a village in the Samnite territory
Melessi:a people in
Melete2:One of the Muses
Meletides:a foolish Athenian
Meletinus:Meletine
Melia2:A sea-nymph
Melibeensis:de Mélibée, mélibéen.
Meliboea:a maritime town of Thessaly, at the foot of Mount Ossa, the birthplace of Philoctetes, Kastri
Meliboeensis:of or belonging to Melibœa
Melicerta:son of Ino and the Theban king Athamas. His mother, pursued by her husband in his madness, threw herself into the sea with Melicerta, who became a seagod, called by the Greeks, and by the Romans
Melicus2:Median
Meligunis:nom de l'île Lipara
Melinus3:of or belonging to the island of Melos, Melian;
Melisseus:A king of Crete, father of Melissa and Amalthea
Melissus:philosophe de Samos / grammairien du siècle d'Auguste
Melitaeus:of or belonging to the Dalmatian island, Melitæan
Melitanus:of or belonging to Melita, Melitan
Melitesius:Melitan, Maltese
Melitinus2:a Roman proper name
Melitus:nom d'un poète d'Athènes
Melius:of or belonging to the isle of Melos, Melian
Melius2:v. Mael-.
Melizitanum:ville de la province d'Afrique
Mellaria:a city in
Mellarienses:the inhabitants of Mellaria
Mellariensis:of or belonging to Mellaria;, plur. subst.
Melligerus:a Roman surname
Mellodunum:ville de Gaule
Mellona:the goddess of bees and honey
Mellonia:the goddess of bees and honey
Melloproximus:one who comes next in rank to the Proximus;
Melo2:old Latin name for the Nile
Melodes2:a Roman surname
Melodunum:a city of the Senones, Melun
Meloessa:île voisine du Bruttium
Melotis2:a country of Thessaly
Melpum:ville de la Gaule Transalpine
Melsiagum:marais de Germanie
Melus:Mélos [île de la mer Égée]
Membresa:ville de la Zeugitane
Membressa:ville de la Zeugitane
Membrissa:ville de la Zeugitane
Memini2:peuple de la Narbonnaise
Meminia:nom de Vénus
Memmia:femme d'Alexandre Sévère
Memmianus:of or belonging to a Memmius, of
Memnones:peuple d'Éthiopie
Memnonides:plur., the birds of Memnon;
Memor2:a Roman surname
Memorius:nom d'homme
Memphis:a city of Middle Egypt, celebrated as the residence of the Egyptian kings, Metrahenny
Mena2:daughter of Jupiter, the goddess who presided over the physical condition of women
Mena3:a Roman surname
Menace:ancien nom de Malaca
Menae:
Menaechmus:Ménechmus (nom d'homme) (Lebaigue P. 763 et P. 764)
Menaenius:of or from Menæ, a city of Sicily, Mineo
Menaeus:of or belonging to the city of Men&aelig, in Sicily
Menalippe:a sister of Antiope queen of the Amazons, taken prisoner by Hercules
Menalippus:the slayer of Tydeus, who, while dying, bit the head of Menalippus, the name of a tragedy of Attius
Menandricus:
Menandrus:[poète comique] / nom d'esclave / d'affranchi
Menandus:gen., a celebrated Greek comic poet, whom Terence took as his model
Menanini:c. Menaeni
Menapia:the chief town of the Menapii
Menapicus:of or pertaining to the Menapii
Menaria:île près de la Corse
Menariae:île près des Baléares
Menas:a freedman of Sextus Pompeius, his lieutenant and commander of the pirate-fleet, which, with the hope of greater gain, he traitorously delivered up to Augustus
Mendae:Mendes [ville de Macédoine]
Mendes:de Mendès [ville d'Égypte]
Mendesicus:of or belonging to the Egyptian maritime town Mendes
Mendesius:of or belonging to the Egyptian maritime town Mendes
Mendeterum:ville de l'île de Calydna
Mendis:Mendes [ville de Macédoine]
Menecles:an Asiatic rhetorician from Alabanda
Meneclides:nom d'un noble thébain
Meneclius:of or belonging to Menecles the rhetorician
Menelais:a city in Epirus
Menelaius:a mountain in Laconia, on the Eurotas, near Sparta
Menenianus:of or belonging to Menenius, Menenian
Menenius2:-I. adj., Menenian -II. name of a Roman gens, Its most celebrated member was, who told the people the fable of the belly and the limbs, Another, in the time of Horace, noted as a foolish person
Menephron:the name of an immoral person
Menerua:a Roman goddess, identified with the Grecian Pallas Athene, the daughter of Zeus, and the goddess of wisdom, of sense and reflection, of the arts and sciences, of poetry, and of spinning and weaving, without art, skill, learning, plainly, rudely, the goddess of health
Menesteus:a man's name
Menexenus:le Ménéxène (un dialogue de Platon).
Menianum:a projecting gallery, balcony of a house
Meninx:an island off the coast of Africa, near the Lesser Syrtis, Jerbah
Menippeus:de Ménippe / orateur de Stratonicée / général de Philippe / député d'Antiochus
Menippus:A Cynic philosopher famous for his bitter sarcasms, whence Varro gave to his satires the name of
Menismeni:peuple nomade d'Éthiopie
Menius:son of Lycaon
Menninx:Plin. île de la côte d'Afrique.
Mennis:a city of Assyria, in Adiabene
Menobardi:peuple d'Asie
Menoeceus:of or belonging to Menœceus, Menœcean
Menoetius:the son of Actor and father of Patroclus, one of the Argonauts
Menogenes:a Roman sur name, of the consul
Menoncaleni:peuple des Alpes
Menophrus:c. Menephron
Menosca:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Menotharus:fleuve d'Asie
Menotyrannus:lord of the months
Mentesa:ville de la Tarraconnaise [auj. peut-être La Guardia de Jaén, en Andalousie]
Mentesanus:of or belonging to the city of, in
Mentissa:v. du pays des Oretani
Mento2:a Roman proper name
Mentonomon:a part of the shore of the German Ocean
Mentores:peuple de Liburnie
Menula:nom d'h.
Mephitis2:a goddess who averts pestilential exhalations
Mercantilla:a Roman proper name
Mercatilla:a Roman proper name
Mercuriales:the name of a corporation of traders
Mercurialis2:mercuriale [plante]
Mercuriolus:a little, image of Mercury
Merenda2:a Roman surname, a consul
Mergentini:peuple d'Ombrie
Merinas:of or belonging to the city of Merinum, in Apulia
Merisus:montagne de Thrace
Meritus2:v. Merisus.
Merme:ville d'Arabie
Mermeros:one of the Centaurs present at the wedding of Pirithoüs
!Mermerus:nom d'un Centaure
Mermessius:of or belonging to the city of Mermessus, in Phrygia, Mermessian
Mermessus:ville de Phrygie
Mero:the wine-bibber
Merobaudes:nom d'un roi franc
Merobrica:ville de Lusitanie
Merobriga:ville de Lusitanie
Merobrigensis:de Mérobriga
Meroeni:habitants de Méroé
Meroeticus:of or belonging to Meroë, Meroëtic
Meroitanus:de Méroé
Meroiticus:de Méroé
Meropis:autre nom de l'île de Cos
Mersura:
Merulinus:a Roman surname
Merus2:montagne de l'Inde
Mesabatene:v. Massabatene.
Mesae:peuple de l'Inde, près de l'Indus
Mesala:ville d'Arabie
Mesalum:ville d'Arabie
Mesammones:c. Nasamones
Mesapia:the old name of a part of Lower Italy
Mesapii:the Messapians
Mesapius:of or belonging to Messapia, Messapian, Apulian, Calabrian
Mesapus:a mythic prince in Messapia
Mesdentius:a male proper name, a tyrant of Cære, Agylla
Mese2:une des îles Stéchades
Mesembria:a city in Thrace, on the Black Sea, Missiori
Mesembriacus:Mesembrian
Mesene:the midland, a name of the district of Babylonia
Mesia:colline boisée voisine du Tibre
Mesogites:a sort of wine from Mesogis, Messogis, a mountain of Lydia
Mesolum:the magnificent tomb erected for Mausolus by his wife Artemisia;
Mesomedes:nom d'h.
Mesopotamenus:Mesopotamian, plur. subst.
Mesopotamesii:the Mesopotamians
Mesopotamius:de Mésopotamie
Messa:ville de Thrace
Messabatae:peuple de la Babylonie
Messallina:The profligate wife of the emperor Claudius, daughter of
Messallinus:a Roman surname
Messanicus:une des bouches du Pô
Messanius:-I. Messanic -II. Messenian
Messapia:the old name of a part of Lower Italy
Messapii:the Messapians
Messapius:of or belonging to Messapia, Messapian, Apulian, Calabrian
Messe:village de Cythère
Messeis:a fountain in Thessaly, adj., of or belonging to the fountain Messēis
Messena:the capital of Messenia, in the Peloponnesus, on the river Pamisos, Maura-Matia
Messene:Messène [ville du Péloponnèse]
Messenia:the country around Messene
Messeniani:peuple sur les bords du Tanaïs
Messenius:Messeni an
Messentius:a male proper name, a tyrant of Cære, Agylla
Messia:the goddess of reaping
MessiaSilua:a wooded hill on the right bank of the Tiber, south-west of Veii
Messias:the Messiah, Christ
Messidius:nom d'homme
Messienus:nom d'homme
Mestria:a Roman surname
Mestrianus:a Roman surname
Mestrius:nom d'homme
Mestus:fleuve de Thrace
Mesua:presqu'île de la Narbonnaise
Metagogeus:he who leads around;
Metagon:the name of a dog
Metagonitis:nom grec de la Numidie
Metagonium:promontoire de Numidie
Metalces:one of the fifty sons of Ægyptus, slain by his wife Cleopatra
Metalla:ville de Sardaigne
Metallinensis:de Métallinum
Metallinum:ville de Lusitanie
Metapinus:Metapinic
Metapontini:the Metapontines
Metapontinus:Metapontine
Metapontum:a town of Lucania, where Pythagoras lived and died, Torre a Mare
Metaurenses:the inhabitants of that region, Metaurians
Metaurensis:of or belonging to the river Metaurus, in Umbria
Metaurus:of Metaurus
Metaurus2:the name of several rivers
Metellinensis:of or belonging to the town of Metallinum, Metallinian
Metellinus:of or belonging to a Metellus, Metelline
Metereus:
Methion:the father of Phorbas
Methone:ville de Messénie / ville de Magnésie
Methora:ville de l'Inde
Methorcum:ville de Gédrosie
Methurides:nom de quatre îles près de l'Attique
Methydrium:ville d'Arcadie
Metia:Métia Faustina, fille de l'empereur Gordien
Metianus:nom d'homme
Metilius2:of or belonging to a Metilius
Metillius:Métillius (nom de plusieurs tribuns de la plèbe).
Metina:an island near the coast of Gaul, opposite the mouth of the Rhone
Metion:Ov. Métion (père de Phorbas).
Metiosedum:a city in Gaul, Meudon
Meto3:a celebrated Athenian astronomer, who discovered the cycle of nineteen years, at the end of which the new and full moons again fall on the same days
Meton:a celebrated Athenian astronomer, who discovered the cycle of nineteen years, at the end of which the new and full moons again fall on the same days
Metrodora:nom de f.
Metrophanes:nom d'homme
Metropolis2:the proper name of several cities, in Thessaly, between Pharsalus and Gomphi
Metropolitanus2:of or belonging to the city of Metropolis
Mettae:c. Mettis.
Mettia:nom de femme
Metticus:de Metz
Mettis:capitale des Médiomatrices [Gaule ; auj. Metz]
Metubarbis:île de la Save
Metuonis:estuaire de Germanie
Meuanas:of or belonging to the city of Mevania
Meuanates:the inhabitants of Mevania, Mevanians
Meuaniensis:of or belonging to Mevania, Mevanian
Meuanionenses:peuplade d'Ombrie
Meum3:ville sur le Nil
Mezzentius:a male proper name, a tyrant of Cære, Agylla
Micciades:sculpteur de Chios
Miccotrogus:the fictitious name of a parasite, Smallbiter
Micelae:peuple sarmate
Michaeas:Michée [nom de deux prophètes]
Michael:Michael, the archangel
Michaelium:the church of St. Michael
Micio:name of a man
Micipsae:Numides
Miction:nom d'un botaniste
Mictis:l'île de Mictis (riche en étain, située en mer du Nord).
Micton:nom d'un botaniste
Micythus:favori d'Épaminondas
Midacritus:nom d'homme
Midaeenses:the inhabitants of Midaium
Midaei:the inhabitants of Midaium
Midaium:a city of Phrygia
Midamus:one of the fifty sons of Ægyptus, who was slain by his wife
Mide:a city in Bœotia
Midea:a city in Lycia
Midias:the name of a Messenian, who invented the cuirass
Mididitani:habitants de Mididia [dans la Byzacène]
Midinus:of or belonging to Midas
Midoe:ancien nom de la Troglodytique
Mieza:ville de l'Émathie
Migdilybs:a mixed Libyan, of Libyan, and Tyrian descent
Milesia:Miletus
Milesiae:[s.-ent. fabulae
Miletis:-I. The daughter of Miletus, Byblis -II. of or belonging to Miletus, Milesian
Miletopolis:a city in European Sarmatia, founded by the Milesians, otherwise called, Oczakow
Miletus2:the father of Caunus and Byblis
Mileuetanus:of or belonging to the city of Mileum
Mileui:a city in Numidia
Mileum:ville de Numidie
Mileuum:ville de Numidie
Milichie:source près de Syracuse
Milicus:a king in Spain
Milionia:a city of Italy, in the country of the Marsians
Milionius:nom d'homme
Milolitum:ville de Thrace
Milon:A celebrated athlete of Crotona, ext.;
Miloniana:the oration of Cicero for Milo
Milonianus:of or belonging to, Milonian, the time when Milo was indicted
Milphio:nom d'esclave
Miluius:Mulvian, Milvian, a bridge across the Tiber, above Rome, on the, Ponte Molle, near Torretta
Milyades:v. Milyas.
Milyae:peuple de Thrace
Milyas:canton de la Lycie
Mimallis:nom de l'île de Mélos
Mimallones:the Bacchantes
Mimallonis:a Bacchante
Mimnermia:a surname of Venus
Minaei:a people of Arabia, celebrated for their myrrh and frankincense
Minaeus:of or belonging to the Minæi
Minciades:the Minciade, Virgil
Minerual:a gift in return for instruction
Minerualia:festivities in honor of Minerva
Minerualicium:a teacher's fee
Minerualis:of or belonging to Minerva, Minervan, plur. subst.
Mineruinus:the name of a Roman slave
Mineruium:temple de Minerve // ville de Calabrie
Mineruius:of or belonging to Minerva, Minervian, verses composed in honor of Minerva
Mineus2:v. Minius.
Minizus:ville d'Helvétie
Minnaei:a people of Arabia, celebrated for their myrrh and frankincense
Minnio:Minnio (confident d'Antiochus).
Minniza:ville de Syrie
Minnodunensis:de Minnodunum
Minnodunum:ville d'Helvétie
Minoium:ville de Crète
Minor2:épithète qui sert à distinguer deux hommes ou deux choses portant le même nom / Africanus Minor, le second Africain [Scipion Émilien]
Minorica:Minorque [une des Baléares]
Minoum:v. Minoium.
Minucia:nom d'une vestale
Minucianus:de Minucius Rufus
Minutia2:the name of a Roman gens
Minutius:nom d'une famille rom.
Minyas2:a king in Thessaly
Minyeias:the daughter of Minyas
Minyeides:filles de Minyas [changées en chauves-souris pour avoir travaillé pendant les fêtes de Bacchus]
Minyeius:of or belonging to Minyas
Minyeus:Minyée [ancien nom d'Orchomène, en Thessalie]
Minyius:an old name of the river Orchomenos, in Thessaly
Minyus:des Minyens
Mirana:ville de Phocide
Mirobrica:villes de Bétique et de Lusitanie
Mirobricenses:les habitants de Mirobriga
Mirobriga:villes de Bétique et de Lusitanie
Mirobrigenses:les habitants de Mirobriga
Mirsion:ville entre l'Égypte et l'Éthiopie
Misach:Misach (un des trois enfants de la fournaise).
Misagenes:a son of Masinissa
Misargurides:qui méprise l'argent [ironiqt] = usurier
Misargyrides:money-hater, usurer
Miscella:ville de Macédoine
Misenates:the inhabitants of Misenum
Mision:nom de deux fleuves du Picénum
Misius:nom de deux fleuves du Picénum
Missus2:he that is sent, the messenger or ambassador of God
Mistyllus:the name of a cook
Misua:ville de la Zeugitane
Misulami:a powerful African tribe, west of the Great Syrtis
Misulani:a people of Numidia
Misus:fleuve d'Ombrie
Mithradates:c. Mithridates
Mithradatium:
Mithras:The sun-god
Mithres:The sun-god
Mithriacus:de Mithras, Mithriaque / nom propre du prêtre d'Isis
Mithridateus:de Mithridate
Mithridatium:
Mithridatius:de Mithridate
Mitylenae:Mitylène [capitale de Lesbos]
Mitylenaeus:de Mitylène
Mitylene:Mitylène [capitale de Lesbos]
Mitylenensis:de Mitylène
Mitys:a river of Macedonia
Mitytilenaeus:of or belonging to Mytilene, Mytilenean
Mizaei:peuple proche de la Susiane
Mizagus:ville de la Galatie
Mizi:peuple d'Arabie
Mnaseas:an author who wrote
Mnasitheus:artiste de Sicyone
Mnasitimus:artiste grec
Mnaso:un des 72 apôtres
Mnason:un des 72 apôtres
Mnemon:A surname of king Artaxerxes
Mnemonides:the Muses, daughters of Mnemosyne
Mnemosynae:the Muses
Mnemosyne:The mother of the Muses
Mnesarchus:the father of Pythagoras
Mnesides:médecin grec
Mnesigiton:écrivain grec
Mnesitheus:Mnésithée [médecin grec]
Mneuis:a black ox consecrated to the sun-god at Heliopolis
Mnisus:ville d'Helvétie
Mnyzus:ville d'Helvétie
Moab:indecl., the mountainous region on the eastern coast of the Dead Sea, extending from Zoar to the river Arnon
Moabites:an inhabitant of Moab, a Moabite, Plur., the Moabites
Moabitis:femme moabite / de la Moabitide [canton de Palestine]
Moca:ville de l'Arabie Pétrée [Moka]
Mochorbae:port d'Arabie
Moci:peuple d'Asie
Mocilla:a Roman surname
Modestia2:nom de femme
Modestinus:a Roman surname, a celebrated lawyer under Alexander Severus
Modiacus:montagne de Galatie
Modogalinga:île du Gange
Modressae:peuple de l'Inde
Modubae:peuple de l'Inde
Modura:ville de l'Inde
Moenienses:habitants d'une ville voisine d'Albe la Longue
Moenis:the River Main, in Germany
Moenius:nom d'homme
Moera2:the name of one of the Fates
Moeris:the Lake Mœris, in Egypt, an artificial lake, fifty miles in width, between Memphis and Arsinoë, designed as a reservoir to hold the superfluous water of the Nile when overflowing, Birket-Karum
Moeris2:Mœris, a king of Egypt in the fifteenth century, who caused the lake which bears his name to be excavated
Moesa:the grandmother of Heliogabalus
Moesiacus:of or belonging to Mœsia, Mœsian
Moesogothi:Mésogoths [habitants de la Mésie inférieure]
Mogetiana:ville de la basse Pannonie
Mogetianae:ville de la basse Pannonie
Mogontia:ville de Germanie [Mayence]
Mogontiacus:de Mogontia
Mogore:ville située sur le Nil
Mogrus:fleuve de la Colchide
Moguntia:a city of Germany, Mayence, Mainz
Molae:the daughters of Mars, the protectresses of mills
Molindae:peuple de l'Inde
Molliculus2:a Roman surname
Molo2:a surname of Apollonius of Rhodes, a Greek rhetorician, one of Cicero's teachers, who came to Rome as an ambassador of the Rhodians
Moloch:Moloch
Molon:a surname of Apollonius of Rhodes, a Greek rhetorician, one of Cicero's teachers, who came to Rome as an ambassador of the Rhodians
Molorchaeus:of or belonging to Molorchus
Molos:the father of Meriones
Molossi:the Molossians, a people in the eastern part of Epirus
Molossia:Molossia, the country of the, in Epirus
Molossis:Molossis, the country of the, in the eastern part of Epirus
Molpeus:Molpée [guerrier tué par Persée]
!Molus:the father of
Molycria:ville d'Étolie
Molyeria:ville d'Etolie.
Monadi:peuple d'Apulie
Monapia:île entre la Bretagne et l'Hibernie [qu'on croit être Man]
Monda:fleuve de Lusitanie, auj. Mondejo
Monedes:peuple de l'Inde en deçà du Gange
Monesi:peuple de l'Aquitaine
Monetium:ville de Liburnie
Monimus:nom d'homme
Monocaleni:peuple des Alpes
Monodus:a son of Prusias, who had only a solid bone instead of teeth, Pyrrhus, king of the Epirotæ, ext.
Montana:nom de f.
Montani:mountaineers
Montanianus:du poète Montanius
Montanilla:a Roman surname
Montaninus:a Roman surname
Montanistae:(Lebaigue P. 789 et P. 790) les Montanistes, les sectateurs de l'hérésiarque Montanus.
Montesiani:idolâtres qui adoraient les montagnes
Montinus:a mountaingod, god of the Mountains
Monunius:roi des Dardanes
Monuste:one of the Danaides, who killed her husband Eurysthenes
Mopsiani:the adherents of Mopsus, in the city of Compsa, during the second Punic war
Mopsii:the adherents of Mopsus, in the city of Compsa, during the second Punic war
Mopsium:a hill in Thessaly, between Tempe and Larissa
Mopsos:ville de Cilicie
Mopsucrenae:a city in Cappadocia, Mezanluk Khan
Mopsuestia:a city in Cilicia, on the river Pyramus, near the sea, also called, Missis
Mopsuhestia:a city in Cilicia, on the river Pyramus, near the sea, also called, Missis
Mopsus:A soothsayer in Argos
!Mopsus2:ville de Cilicie
Morbonia:the land of disease, sickdom
Morbouia:the land of disease, sickdom
Morges:ancien nom d'Éphèse
Morgetes:a people who anciently dwelt in Lucania
Morginum:ville sur le lac Léman [auj. Morges]
Morgus:v. Orgus.
Morimarusa:the Cimbric appellation of the North Sea
Morimene:partie de la Cappadoce
Moriseni:peuple de la Thrace, sur les bords du Pont-Euxin
Moroae:peuple de l'Inde
Morogi:peuple de la Tarraconnaise, près des Pyrénées
Morosgi:v. Morgi.
Morpheus:the son of Sleep and god of dreams
Morrenas:of or belonging to Morrena or Morena (a country of Mysia)
Morta:one of the Fates
Moruinnicus:of or belonging to Morvinnus
Moruni:peuple de l'Inde
Morylli:habitants de Moryllos [Macédoine]
Moscheni:peuple d'Asie
Moschicus:Moschian
Moschis:a female proper name
Moschus:Moschian
Moseius:of or belonging to Moses
Moselleus:of or belonging to the Moselle
Moses:Moses
Moseus:of or belonging to Moses
Mositicus:Mosaic
Mossynoeci:peuple scythe
Mostellaria:The Ghost
Mosula:c. Moselta
Mosyni:peuple scythe
Motensis:de Motus [ville de la Norique]
Motherudes:ancien roi d'Égypte
Motyensis:de Motya [Sicile]
Moxoene:région de la Grande-Arménie
Moysiticus:of or belonging to Moses
Mucia:the wife of Cn. Pompeius, afterwards divorced from him
Mucianus:of or belonging to a Mucius, Mucian, the death of, who was slain in the temple of Vesta by Damasippus
Mucionis:a gate of ancient Rome, which was afterwards within the city
Mucro2:nom d'homme
Muenna:ville des Rémi
Mugillanus:a Roman surname;
Mugio2:a Roman surname
Mugionia:la porte de Mugion (à Rome).
Mugionis:a gate of ancient Rome, which was afterwards within the city
Mugonia:la porte de Mugion (à Rome).
Mulelacha:ville de la Mauritanie Tingitane
Mulio2:a Roman surname
Mullus2:nom d'un comique grec
Mulon:ville d'Éthiopie ou d'Égypte
Multimammia:the many-breasted
Mulucha:Masc., a river in Africa, between Mauritania and Numidia, Maluja
Muluianus:of or belonging to a Mulvius, Mulvian
Mummia:épouse de Galba
Mummianus:de Mummius
Munda:fleuve de Lusitanie, auj. Mondejo
Munda2:A city in, taken by Cœsar in the war against the son of Pompey, Monda
Mundobriga:a city in Lusitania, Portalegre
Munienses:peuple du Latium
Munio3:rivière d'Étrurie / ville située sur cette rivière / [confident d'Antiochus-le-Grand
Munychia:the port of Athens
Munychius:Munychian, Athenian
Muraena2:a Roman surname in the
Muraenianus:v. Murena, etc.
Murannimal:ville d'Arabie
Muranum:ville de Lucanie
Murcia:An epithet of Venus, said to be taken from the myrtle, which was sacred to her
Murcida:la Paresse [divinité]
Murcius:sacred to, called after Venus Murcia
Murenianus:qui concerne Muréna
Murgantia:A city in Samnium, Baselice
Murgantini:les habitants de Murgentia
Murgantinus:of or belonging to the city of Murgantia, Murgantine, plur. subst.
Murgantius:
Murgillum:ville de Pannonie
Murgis:ville de la Bétique
Murocincta:a villa of Valentinian in Lower Pannonia
Murrasiarae:peuple d'Asie
Murrhanus:The name of a mythic king of the Latins
Murricia:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Murricius:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Mursa:a city in Pannonia, Esgek
Mursensis:of or belonging to Mursa, Mursia, Mursian
Mursia:a city in Pannonia, Esgek
Mursiensis:of or belonging to Mursa, Mursia, Mursian
Mursinus:of or belonging to the city of Mursa, Mursian
Murtea:An epithet of Venus, said to be taken from the myrtle, which was sacred to her
Murtia:An epithet of Venus, said to be taken from the myrtle, which was sacred to her
Murtium:ville de Pannonie
Murtius:sacred to, called after Venus Murcia
Musa2:a Roman surname, a physician in ordinary of Augustus
Musaeum:grotte
Musaeus2:A famous Greek poet in the time of Orpheus
Musagetes:leader of the muses
Musagori:nom de trois îles voisines de la Crète
Musca2:a Roman surname
Musecros:fleuve d'Arabie
Museum:endroit consacré aux Muses, aux études ; musée, bibliothèque, académie / mosaïque
Museus:of or belonging to the muses, poetical, musical
Musia:v. Mysia
Musigena:muse-born, son of a muse
Musium:a seat of the muses, a museum;, a library, academy, study, a grotto
Musonianus:of or belonging to Musonius, Musonian
Musti:peuple de la Zeugitane
Mustiae:ville de la Grande Grèce
Musticensis:de Mustis
Musulami:a powerful African tribe, west of the Great Syrtis
Musulani:a people of Numidia
Musuni:peuple de Numidie
Mutenum:ville de la Basse Pannonie
Mutgo:a king of Tyre, the father of Pygmalion
Mutila:a city in Istria, Medolino
Mutilum:a city in, Modigliano
Mutines:Mutinès (nom d'homme).
Mutini:the inhabitants of the city of Mute, in Sicily, Mutines
Mutinus:an appellation of
Mutius:the name of a Roman gens
Muttines:nom d'h.
Mutucumenses:the inhabitants of a city in Latium
Mutunus:an appellation of
Mutuscaei:habitants de Mutusca
Mutustratani:habitants de Mutustrate [Sicile]
Mutustratini:habitants de Mutustrate [Sicile]
Mutyca:Sil. Mutica (ville de Sicile, auj. Modica).
Mutyce:a city in Sicily, between Camarina and Syracuse, Modica
Mutycenses:the inhabitants of Mutyca
Muza:fort de l'Arabie Heureuse
Muziris:ville de l'Inde / marais voisin de cette ville
Mycalaeus:of or belonging to Mycale, Mycalean
Mycalensis:of or belonging to Mycale
Mycalesius:Mycalesian
Mycalesos:a mountain and city in Bœotia
Mycalessos:a mountain and city in Bœotia
!Mycalessus:ville de Béotie / m., le mont Mycalesse
Mycene:a celebrated city in Argolis, of which Agamemnon was king
Mycenenses:the inhabitants of Mycenæ, the Mycenæans
Mycenensis:of or belonging to Mycenæ, Mycenæan
Mycenica:a place near Argos, in the Peloponnesus
Mycon:nom de berger
Myconii:the inhabitants of Myconos, the Myconians
Myconius:of or belonging to Myconos, Myconian, plur. subst.
Myconus:one of the Cyctades, Mykoni
Mydon:nom d'un peintre
Mygdo:père de Corèbe
Mygdon:père de Corèbe
Mygdones:a people of Thrace, who afterwards took possession of a part of Phrygia
Mygdonia:la Mygdonie [province de Macédoine] / province de Phrygie / province de Mésopotamie / ancien nom de la Bithynie
Mygdonis:a Mygdonian, Phrygian, Lydian
Myiagros:the fly-catcher
!Myiagrus:the fly-catcher
Myiodes:dieu, le même que Myiagrus
Myla:a river in Sicily, the Marcellino
Mylaeus:of or belonging to Mylæ, Mylæan
Mylas:a river in Sicily, the Marcellino
Mylaseni:the inhabitants of Mylasa, the Mylasians
Mylasenses:the inhabitants of Mylasa, the Mylasians
Mylasensis:of or belonging to Mylasa, Mylasian
Mylasenus:of or belonging to Mylasa, Mylasian
Mylaseus:of or belonging to Mylasa, Mylasian
Mylaseus2:an inhabitant of Mylasa
Mylassa:a city in Caria, Melassa
Mylassensis:of or belonging to Mylasa, Mylasian
Myle:A city in Sicily, Milazzo
Myndos:a city in Caria, Gumishlu Liman
!Myndus:a city in Caria, Gumishlu Liman
Mynthes:nom d'un astronome
Myonnesos:a promontory in Ionia, with a city of the same name, Ovreokastro
!Myonnesus:Masc., a promontory in Ionia, with a city of the same name, Ovreokastro
Myoshormos:port du golfe Arabique
Myra:ville de Lycie
Myriandros:ville de Séleucide
!Myriandrus:ville de Séleucide
Myrice2:a nymph, from whom Hannibal's wife Imilce was said to be descended
Myrinus:of or belonging to Myrina
Myrlea:autre nom d'Apamée en Bithynie
Myrmecides:a celebrated sculptor
Myrmecium2:ville de Scythie
Myrmidon:fils de Jupiter et d'Euryméduse
Myrmidone:one of the fifty daughters of Danaüs, who killed her husband Mineus
Myronius:de Myron
Myrsilus:A king of Lydia, also called
Myrtea:-I. An epithet of Venus, said to be taken from the myrtle, which was sacred to her -II. the goddess to whom the myrtle is sacred, i. e. Venus
Myrtilis:ville de Lusitanie
Myrtos:île voisine de l'Eubée
Mysanda:ville de Cilicie
Myscelos:the founder of the city of Croton, in Italy
!Myscelus:the founder of the city of Croton, in Italy
Mysicus:Mysian
Mysius:of or belonging to Mysia, Mysian
Mysomacedones:Mysomacédoniens [peuple de la Grande Mysie, originaire de Macédoine]
Mystiae:ville du Bruttium
Mysticus2:de Mystiae
Mysticus3:nom d'un pantomime
Myus:a city in Caria, on the southern shore of the Meander, the smallest of the cities of the Ionian League, Palatsha
Naarmalcha:v. Narmalcha
Nabales:peuple de la Mauritanie Césarienne
Nabar:Plin. le Nabar (fleuve de Mauritanie).
Nabataea:a country in Arabia Petræa
Nabathae:v. Nabathaei
Nabathaea:a country in Arabia Petræa
Nabathaei:the Nabathæans
Nabathaeus:of or belonging to Nabathæa, Nabathœan
Nabathes:
Nabis:a king of Sparta, about 200 B. C.
Nabrum:[noté aussi Arbium] fleuve de la Gédrosie
Nabuchodonosor:ind., roi de Ninive
Nacolea:a city in Great Phrygia
Nacolia:a city in Great Phrygia
Naeditae:habitants de Nédis, ville de Dalmatie
Naessus:ville de Dacie
Naeuazae:peuple des bords du Tanaïs
Naeuianus:Nævian;
Nagara:ville d'Arabie
Nagia:ville de l'Arabie Heureuse
Naharuali:peuple de Germanie
Nahum:Nahum (un des douze petits prophètes).
Naicus:of the Naids, proceeding from the Naids
Naicus2:a Roman surname
Naides:v. Nais.
Naim:ind., ville de la Palestine
Naissus:ville de la Mésie supérieure
Naisus:ville de la Mésie supérieure
Namarini:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Nana:a nymph, daughter of Sangarius and mother of Atys
Nanis:a Roman surname
Nanneiani:acquéreurs, à bas prix, des biens d'un certain Nannéius proscrit par Sylla
Nannetes:les Namnètes (les Nannètes), peuple fixé à l'embouchure de la Loire, auj. les Nantais).
Nannienus:nom d'h.
Nantiacum:ville de la Gaule Belgique, auj. Nancy
Napaei:peuple de la Scythie asiatique
Napoca:ville de Dacie
Napocensis:de Napoca
Naprae:peuple situé près du Palus Maeotis
Nar2:a river of Illyria
Naracustoma:nom d'une des bouches de l'Ister
Naraggara:ville de Numidie
Narbazacius:général romain sous Théodose
Narbona:a city in Gaul, from which, takes its name, Narbonne
Narbonicus:of or belonging to Narbo, to Narbonian Gaul, Narbonian
Nareae:Naréens [peuple de l'Inde en deçà du Gange]
Nareri:peuple de Dalmatie
Naresi:peuple de Dalmatie
Naria:déesse des Helvétiens
Nariandos:ville de Carie
Narisci:peuple de Germanie
Narmalcha:un des bras de l'Euphrate
Narmalchar:un des bras de l'Euphrate
Narnienses:the inhabitants of Narnia, the Narnians
Narniensis:of or belonging to Narnia, Narnian, subst., plur. subst.
Naron:fleuve de Dalmatie
Narona:a city in Dalmatia, Opus
Narraga:fleuve de Mésopotamie
Narsaduma:ville d'Éthiopie
Narsensis:de Narsès
Narses:a Persian king
Narseus:Narsès [roi des Parthes sous Dioclétien]
Nartes:dwellers on the banks of the Nar, gen.
Narthecussa:île près de Rhodes
Narycia:the city of Locri, founded in Lower Italy by the Ozolian Locrians
Narycion:
Narycum:ville des Locriens, patrie d'Ajax, d'où était partie une colonie établie dans le Bruttium en Italie
Naryx:a city of the Ozolian Locrians
Nasamon:
Nasamoniacus:Nasamonian
Nasamonias:adj. f., Nasamonienne
Nasamonitis:a precious stone
Nasaudum:v. Narsaduma.
Nascica:épithète de l'une des Calagurris [Calahorra]
Nascio:the goddess of birth;
Nascus:ville de l'Arabie Heureuse
Nasiensis:de Nasium
Nasium:ville de la Belgique
Nasos:a part of the city of Syracuse
Nasotiani:v. Marotiani.
Naspercenites:de Naspercène [ville du Pont]
Nassica:épithète de l'une des Calagurris [Calahorra]
Nastes:chef des Cariens au siège de Troie
!Nasus2:a part of the city of Syracuse
Natabudes:peuple de Numidie
Nathan:Nathan (prophète, contemporain de David).
Natiso:a small Italian river near Aquileia, Natisone
Natisus:fleuve de Vénétie
Nauarum:ville du Pont
Naubolides:the son of Naubolus, Iphitus
Naubolus:a king of Phocis, father of Iphitus the Argonaut
Naucraticus:Naucratian
Naucratis:a town of the Delta in Egypt, Salhadschar
Naucratites:of Naucratis, Naucratian
Nauectabe:ville d'Éthiopie
Nauilubio:fleuve de la Tarraconnaise
Nauisaluia:the name under which divine honors were paid at Rome, in the vestibule of the temple of the, to the vestal Claudia Quinta, who, in the year of Rome, drew up the Tiber the ship which brought the image of Cybele from Pessinus to Rome
Nauius:Navian
Nauius2:a Roman proper name, an augur under Tarquinius Priscus, who cut a stone in two with a razor
Naulocha:a village on the north coast of Sicily, near the promontory of Pelorus
Naulochos:île voisine de la Crète
Naulochum:a village on the north coast of Sicily, near the promontory of Pelorus
!Naulochus:a village on the north coast of Sicily, near the promontory of Pelorus
Naumachaei:peuple d'Arabie
Nauos:ville d'Éthiopie
!Naupactos:Naupacte [ville d'Étolie à l'entrée du golfe de Corinthe]
Naupactum:a city of Ætolia, on the Gulf of Corinth, Epakto, Lepanto
Naupidame:daughter of Amphidamas, and mother of Augeas by Helios
Nauportus2:fleuve de la Haute Pannonie
Nausicae:the daughter of Atcinoüs, king of the Phæacians
Nausiphous:the son of Ulysses by Circe
Nausistrata:name of a woman
Naustalo:ville de la Narbonnaise, vers l'embouchure du Rhône
Naustathmos:a seaport in Ionia, near Phocæa
!Naustathmus:port d'Ionie, près de Phocée
Nautii:the Nautians, a Roman family, descended from Nautes the Trojan, who brought the image of Minerva to Italy. The sacrifices to Minerva remained in this family, and the goddess herself was called
Naxus:Naxos [île de la mer Égée, la plus grande des Cyclades] / ville située dans l'île / ville de Sicile
Nazanzus:Nazianze [ville de Cappadoce]
Nazara:a city in Palestine, the home of the parents of Jesus
Nazaraeus:I. a Nazarite, a man set apart to the service of God II. a Nazarene
Nazarenus:of or belonging to Nazareth, Nazarene, Nazarene, Christian, Christians, Subst. m. the Nazarene, Christ
Nazarenus2:the Nazarene, Christ
Nazareth:a city in Palestine, the home of the parents of Jesus
Nazareus:of or belonging to Nazareth, Nazarene, Nazarene, Christian, Christians
Nazarius:nom d'h. / saint Nazaire
Nazarus:of or belonging to Nazareth, Nazarene, Nazarene, Christian, Christians, Subst
Nazerini:peuple de Séleucide
Nea:île de la mer Égée // ville de la Troade
Neaethus:a river in the territory of the Bruttii, Nieto, Neto
Nealce:nom de femme
Neandros:ville de Troade
Neapaphos:ville de l'île de Chypre
Neapolites:a Neapolitan
Neapolitis:a, Neapolitan
Nebiodunum:a city of Lower Mœsia
Nebis:fleuve de la Tarraconnaise
Nebo:grammairien grec, maître d'Alexandre
Nebon:grammairien grec, maître d'Alexandre
Nebridius:nom d'h.
Nebris:a Roman surname
Nebrissa:ville de la Bétique
Nebrodes:a chain of mountains running across Sicily from east to west
Nebrophone:fawnkiller
Nebrophonus:nom de chien
Nebrus:a Roman surname
Nebula2:Néphélé, femme d'Athamas
Necepso:a mythic astrologer in Egypt, a disciple of Æsculapius and Anubis
Necepsus:Nechepso [prêtre égyptien qui a écrit sur l'astrologie]
Nechepsus:Nechepso [prêtre égyptien qui a écrit sur l'astrologie]
Nectabis:Nectabis ou Nectanabis, roi d'Égypte
Nectanabis:Nectabis ou Nectanabis, roi d'Égypte
Nectaridus:nom d'h.
Nectenebis:Nectabis ou Nectanabis, roi d'Égypte
Necthebis:Nectabis ou Nectanabis, roi d'Égypte
Nedinates:habitants de Nédinum [ville de Liburnie]
Nedyme:
Nedymus:a Roman surname
Nee:ville de la Troade
Negrana:ville d'Arabie
Nehalenia:déesse adorée sur les bords du Rhin
Nehalennia:a river-goddess worshipped at the mouth of the Rhine
Nehemias:Néhémie (prêtre juif).
Neith:an Egyptian name of Minerva
Neleius2:the Neleian, Nestor
Neleus:Nelean
Neleus2:a son of Neptune and the nymph Tyro, a king of Pylos, the father of twelve sons who were all, except Nestor, killed by Hercules
Neli:peuple de l'Arabie Pétrée
Nelides:a male descendant of Nestor, a Nelide
Nelo:fleuve de la Tarraconnaise
Nemaeus:Nemean
Nemaloni:peuple des Alpes
Nematuri:peuple des Alpes
Nematuricus:néméturien [v. Nematuri
Nemausenses:the inhabitants of Nemausus
Nemausensis:of or belonging to Nemausis
Nemauses:habitants de Némause
Nemausiensis:of or belonging to Nemausis
Nemausum:ville de la Narbonnaise, auj. Nîmes
Nemausus:a city in Gallia Narbonensis, noted for its springs, Nismes
Nembrod:Nemrod, [fondateur de l'empire babylonien]
Nemea2:Némée [ville et forêt de l'Argolide]
Nemea3:the Nemean games
Nemee:a city in Argolis, near which Hercules slew the Nemean lion and founded the Nemean games
Nementuri:a people of the Ligurian Alps
Nemesa:a river in Belgic Gaul, Nims
Nemesiaci:a sort of superstitious people, who practised fortune-telling
Nemesianus:a Roman poet, born in Carthage, who flourished in the latter part of the third century of the Christian era
Nemesius:nom d'un martyr
Nemestrinus:the god of groves
Nemetacensis:de Nemetacum
Nemetacum:ville de la Belgique [auj. Arras]
Nemetensis:Nemetian
Nemeturi:v. Nematuri.
Nemeturicus:Nemeturian
Nemeturii:a people of the Ligurian Alps
Nemeus:Nemean
Neminie:source sur le territoire de Réate, en Ombrie
Nemorense:maison de campagne d'Aricie
Nemossus:a city of Aquitanian Gaul, the capital of the Arverni, Clermont
Nemrod:Nemrod, [fondateur de l'empire babylonien]
Nemus2:the sacred grove of Diana at Aricia
Nenia2:the goddess of funeral songs, the dirge-goddess
Neo2:a male proper name
Neocaesarea:ville du Pont
Neocaesariensis:de Néocésarée
Neocles:The father of Themistocles
Neoclides:the descendant of Neocles, Themistocles
Neocretes:a division of the army of Antiochus, which was armed in the Cretan manner
Neon:a male proper name
Neopolis:ville de Phénicie
Neoris:ville d'Ibérie
Neoterius:nom d'homme
Nepensis:de Népé.
Nepesini:the Nepesines
Nepesinus:Nepesine
Nepet:c. Nepete.
Nepeta:a city in Etruria, now Nepi
Nepete:a city in Etruria, Nepi
Nephela2:a Roman surname
Nephelaeus:de Néphélé
Nepheleias:the daughter of Nephele, Helle
Nepheleis:the daughter of Nephele, Helle
Nepheris:ville de la Zeugitane
Nephthali:ind., sixième fils de Jacob
Nephusa:a Roman surname
Nepotianus:a Roman surname
Nepotilla2:a Roman surname
Nepotinus2:a Roman surname
Neptunalia:games in honor of Neptune
Neptunalis:Neptunian, absol.
Nequinates:the inhabitants of Nequinum
Nequinum:a city in Umbria, on the site of which, afterwards stood
Nereae:peuple de l'Inde en deçà du Gange
Nereine:surnom de Thétis
Neretini:the inhabitants of Neretum
Neretis:ancien nom de Leucade
Neretum:a city in Calabria, Nardo
Neriene:Néria, Nério, Nériène [déesse des Sabins, épouse de Mars]
Nerigos:île de la Germanie septentrionale
Nerine:Nerine
Nerio:Néria, Nério, Nériène [déesse des Sabins, épouse de Mars]
Neriphus:île de la mer Égée
Neripi:peuple de l'Asie, au-delà du Palus Méotide
Neris:montagne d'Argolide
Neritini:v. Neretini.
Neritis:v. Neretis.
!Neritos:Nérite [île voisine d'Ithaque]
Neritos2:a mountain in Ithaca, and an island in its vicinity
Neronia:jeux institués par Néron en son propre honneur et célébrés tous les cinq ans [cf.
Neronianus2:a Roman surname
Neronius:Neronian
Neropolis:a name which Nero intended to give to the city of Rome
Nersia:an Etruscan goddess
Nertobriga:A city in Hispania Bætica, surnamed, Valera la Vieja
Nertobrigensis:de Nertobriga
Nerualis:de Nerva
Neruesia:village des Èques
Nerulinus:surnom romain
Nerulonensis:of or belonging to Nerulum
Nerulum:a fortified city in Lucania, Rotondo
Neruolaria:the title of a lost comedy of Plautus
Nerusi:peuple de la Narbonnaise
Nesactium:ville de l'Istrie
Nesca:ville d'Arabie
Nescaniensis:de Nescania [Bétique]
Neseas:nom d'un peintre
Nesebis:A city in Mesopotamia, Nisibin
Nesei:peuple de l'Inde
Nesimachus:the father of Hippomedon
Nesimi:peuple de Gétulie
Nesiotae:a people of Cephalenia
Nesiotis:(Lebaigue P. 817) Nésiotide (contrée de la Sarmatie asiatique).
Nesis:a small island in the bay of Naples, between Naples and Puteoli, Nisita
Nestica:nom d'homme
Nestoriani:the followers of Nestorius, the Nestorians
Nestorides:fils de Nestor [Antiloque]
Nestorius:a theologian who was condemned as a heretic at the Council of Ephesus
Nestos:fleuve de Thrace / f., ville d'Arabie
!Nestus:fleuve de Thrace / f., ville d'Arabie
Nesua:fleuve de la Tarraconnaise
Netinenses:the inhabitants of Netum
Neuerita:a sea-goddess
Neuirnum:ville des Éduens, auj. Nevers
Neuita:barbare qui devint consul sous Julien
Neuitta:barbare qui devint consul sous Julien
Neuri:a people in European Scythia regarded as magicians
Neuris:île de la Propontide
Nicaenus:Nicene, the confession of faith established at the Council of Nice
Nicaeus:an epithet of Jupiter
Nicander:A physician, poet, and grammarian of Colophon
Nicarchus:a Roman surname
Nicasia:une des îles Sporades
Nicator:An epithet given to the members of King Perseus's body-guard
Nicea:The name of several cities
Nicephorion:A grove near Pergamum
Nicephorion2:The bringer of victory
Nicephorus:a Roman surname
Nicer:the river Neckar
Niceratus:nom d'homme
Nicerotianus:of Niceros
Nicesius:nom d'un écrivain latin
Nicetas:nom d'h.
Nicetianus:of or belonging to a Nicetius
Nicias:A celebrated Athenian statesman and general, who fell in the expedition against Sicily
Nicienses:habitants de Nicée [Ligurie]
Nicodamus:général des Étoliens
Nicodorus:nom d'un magistrat athénien
Nicolaitae:Nicolaïtes, sectateurs de l'hérésiarque Nicolaüs
Nicolaus:of Nicolaus
Nicolaus2:a Peripatetic philosopher from Damascus, a friend of Augustus;
Nicon:A physician
Nicophanes:nom d'un peintre
Nicopolitani:the Nicopolitans
Nicopolitanus:of or belonging to Nicopolis, Nicopolitan
Nicosthenes:nom d'un peintre
Nicotera:ville du Bruttium
Nicrus:rivière de Germanie [auj. le Neckar]
Nigella2:fleuve de la Gaule Cispadane
Nigellio:a Roman surname
Nigellus2:a Roman surname
Niger3:a river in the interior of Africa, the Joliba, Niger
Nigidianus:of Nigidius
Nigrianus:of or belonging to M. Pescennius Niger, the rival of Septimius Severus
Nigrina:a Roman surname, Fem.
Nigris:le Nigris ou Niger [fleuve de la Libye Centrale] / source du Nil
Nigritae:the people living near the Niger
Nileus:one of the enemies of Perseus
Niliaticus:du Nil.
Nilicola:a dweller on the Nile, an Egyptian
Nilides:lac de la Mauritanie inférieure
Niligena:comm., one born on the banks of the Nile, an Egyptian
Nilis:v. Nilides.
Nilotes:c. Nilicola
Niloticus:of the Nile
Nilotis:-I. of or from the Nile, -II. Egyptian
Nimrod:Nemrod, [fondateur de l'empire babylonien]
Ninguaria:une des îles Fortunées
Ningum:ville de I'Istrie
Niniua:Ninive [ville d'Assyrie]
Niniue:the ancient capital of Assyria, Nebbi Yunus
Niniuitae:the inhabitants of Nineveh, the Ninevites
Niniuiticus:Ninevite
Ninus:the son of Belus, the first king of Assyria, husband of Semiramis, and builder of Nineveh
Ninus2:Ninive
Ninya:son of Ninus and Semiramis
Ninyas:son of Ninus and Semiramis
Nioba:Nioba [fille de Phoronée] / Niobé [fontaine de l'Argolide]
Niobeus:of or belonging to Niobe
Niobides:a son of Niobe, in lemm.
Niphas:a Roman surname
Niphe:Niphé [nymphe de Diane]
Niphetus:a Roman surname
Niptra:water for washing
Nisa:a female proper name
Nisaea:v. Nisiaea.
Nisan:Nisan (mois des Hébreux, mars-avril).
Niseius:of or belonging to Nisus, Nisæan
Nisiades:[poét.] Nisiades = femmes de Mégare [où régna Nisus]
Nisiaea:région de la Parthie
Nisias:Nisæan, Megarian, of Megaris, in Sicily
Nisibeni:the inhabitants of Nisibis
Nisibenus:de Nisibis / ville de l'Arie
Nisibis:A city in Mesopotamia, Nisibin
Nisicathae:peuple d'Éthiopie
Nisitae:peuple d'Éthiopie
Nisuetae:peuple de l'Afrique
Nisyros:île voisine de la Carie / ville de l'île de Calydne
!Nisyrus:île voisine de la Carie / ville de l'île de Calydne
Nitibrum:ville d'Afrique
Nitiobriges:a people in Aquitanian Gaul, between the, and the, Agen
Nitria:province de l'Égypte, au-dessous de Memphis
Nitriae:lieu de l'Inde en deçà du Gange
Niuernensis:de Nevers
Niuernum:c. Nevirnum
Nixi:dieux des accouchements [dont les statues en posture agenouillée se trouvaient au Capitole devant la chapelle de Minerve]
Nixus2:
No2:an Egyptian city, Alexandria;, Thebes
Nobilis2:nom d'homme
Nobundae:peuple de l'Inde
Nochaeti:peuple de l'Arabie
Noctua2:a Roman surname, a consul with
Noctuinus2:nom d'h.
Noctulius:a deity of the Brixians
Nodinus:a rivulet near Rome, mentioned in prayers
Nodotus:a deity who presided over corn, and brought it as far as the knots in the stalk
Noduterensis:déesse qui présidait au battage du blé
Nodutus:a deity who presided over corn, and brought it as far as the knots in the stalk
Noe:Noah
Noega:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Noemi:femme de la tribu de Benjamin, belle-mère de Ruth
Noemis:femme de la tribu de Benjamin, belle-mère de Ruth
Noemon:nom de guerrier
Noeta:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Noetus:nom d'un hérésiarque
Noidenolex:ville d'Helvétie, auj. Neufchâtel
Noidenolix:ville d'Helvétie, auj. Neufchâtel
Noini:habitants d'une ville de Sicile
Nolensis:of Nola
Noliba:a city in Tarraconian Spain
Nomaei:de Nomae [Sicile]
Nomaeus:of or belonging to the city of Nomæ, in Sicily
Nomentani:the Nomentans
Nomio:a hymn to Apollo
Nomion:the Pasturer
Nomios:le Pasteur [surnom d'Apollon] / fils d'Apollon et de Cyrène
!Nomius:le Pasteur [surnom d'Apollon] / fils d'Apollon et de Cyrène
Nomothetes:Nomothète ou Législateur [titre d'une comédie de Ménandre]
Nona:one of the three Fates
Nonacria:montagne d'Arcadie // Atalante
Nonacris:a mountain in Arcadia, at the foot of which lay a city of the same name, and in which the Styx had its source
Nonagria:ancien nom de l'île d'Andros
Nonalis:of or belonging to the nones
Nonia:Nonia Celsa [femme de Macrin]
Nora2:A hill-fort between Lycaonia and Cappadocia
Norba:a city of Latium, Norma
Norbanenses:habitants d'une ville de Calabrie
Norbani:the Norbans
Norbanus2:of or belonging to Norba, Norban
Noricii:c. Norici, v. Noricum ;
Noscopium:ville de Lycie
Nostimus:name of a Roman slave
Nostius:name of a Roman freedman, gens
Nostolo:ville de la Narbonnaise, vers l'embouchure du Rhône
Nostos:name of a Roman slave
Notitae:peuple de Mésopotamie
Notium:a city and promontory near Colophon, in Ionia
!Notos2:the south wind
Noua:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Nouae:s.-ent. tabernae), Boutiques Neuves [emplacement sur le forum de Rome]
Nouana:ville du Picénun
Nouani:colonists, immigrants, new residents
Nouariensis:de Novaria
Nouatiani:the followers of Novatius of Carthage, Novatians, a sect of Christians
Nouatianus:Novatien (hérésiarque).
Nouatius:nom d'un hérésiarque
Nouellae:Novelles [partie du droit romain publiée après le Codex]
Nouember2:the ninth month of the old Roman year, November
Nouempopulania:c. Novempopuli
Nouempopulanus:de la Novempopulanie
Nouempopuli:Novempopulanie, partie de l'Aquitaine / les habitants
Nouenbris:de novembre.
Nouenses:habitants d'une localité dite ad Novas [en Mésie]
Nouensiles:the new gods;, d
Nouerum:village près de Burdégale
Nouerus:village près de Burdégale
Nouesium:a city in, on the Rhine, Neuss
Nouianus:a tribune of the people and enemy of Clodius
Nouiomagum:ville des Némètes / des Trévires
Nouiomagus:ville des Némètes / des Trévires
Nouioregum:ville d'Aquitaine
Nouocomenses:habitants de Novocôme ou Côme
Nouocomensis:
Nouum2:v. Oppidum novum ; v. Comum.
Nuba:
Nubae:a people of Africa, to the south of Egypt, the Nubians
Nubaei:c. Nubae
Nubei:c. Nubae
Nucrae:a city of Italy
Nuditanum:ville de la Bétique (al. Undi-
Nugipalamloquides:a public talker of nonsense, N. cr
Nuithones:a Germanic people near the Elbe
Nulus:montagne de l'Inde
Numana:a sea-coast town in Picenum, Umana
Numanas:Numanian
Numantinus2:a surname given to Scipio Africanus, as the taker of Numantia;
Numeraria:Arithmetic, the genius of number
Numeria:The goddess of counting
Numerianus:of or belonging to a Numerius, Numerian
Numestrani:the inhabitants of
Numestro:ville de Lucanie
Numidae:the Numidians, a people of Northern Africa, between Mauritania and the territory of Carthage, Algiers
Numidianus:de Numidie
Numinienses:peuplade du Latium
Numisianus:
Numistrani:the inhabitants of
Numistro:a city in Lucania, Muro
Numius:v. Nummius.
Nummius:nom de famille romain
Nummorumexpalponides:qui soutire de l'argent, un extorqueur d'argent.
Nummosexpalponides:a flatterer for money
Numquameripides:à qui on ne reprend jamais
Numquampostreddonides:who never will return any thing, from whom one can never recover any thing, Nevergetagain's son
Nundina:the goddess who presided over the purification and naming of infants, which took place in the case of boys on the ninth and in that of girls on the eighth day after birth
Nupsia:the name of two cities in Egypt
Nupsis:the name of two cities in Egypt
Nursini:the Nursians
Nursinus:Nursian, plur. subst.
Nurtia:-I. a goddess of the Volsinii, Fortuna -II. a Sabine city, Norcia
Nuus:rivière de Cilicie
Nyctegresia:Night-watching
Nycteis:the Nycteide, Antiopa
Nymphaea2:autre nom de l'île de Cos / île près de Samos
Nymphaeus:A river in Latium, between, and, Ninfa
Nymphais:île près de la Lycie
Nympheros:a Roman surname
Nympheum2:cap et port d'Illyrie
Nymphias:a Roman surname
Nymphicus:a Roman surname, fem.
Nymphodotus:a Roman surname
Nysaei:the Nysæans
Nysaeus2:un des fils de Denys l'ancien
Nyseis:de Nysa
Nyseius:Nysæan, Bacchic
Nyseus:an epithet of Bacchus
Nysiacus:Nysæan, Bacchic
Nysias:f., Nysæan
Nysius:Nysian, an epithet of Bacchus
Nyssa:the name of several cities
Nyssos:a city in Macedonia
Nystrus:île située près de l'Étolie
Nysus:the tutor of Bacchus, to whom he intrusted Thebes during his expedition to India
Oaeneum:ville d'Illyrie
Oaeones:habitants des îles Oaenoae ?
Oasenus:of or belonging to Oasis
Oasis:an inhabited spot, a fertile piece of land in the Libyan desert, an oasis;, the great oasis in Upper Egypt, to which criminals were banished by the emperors
Oasites:of or belonging to Oasis, Oasite
Oaxes:a river in Crete, Axus
Oaxis:of or belonging to the Oaxes;, Cretan
Oaxis2:a river in Crete, Axus
Oaxus:lac d'Asie
Obarator:the god of ploughing
Obba2:a city in Africa near Carthage
Obbensis:d'Obba
Obed:Obed (fils de Ruth, aïeul de David).
Obensis:d'Obba
Obigene:l'Obigène [partie de la Lycaonie] (al. Obizene
Obilinnum:ville des Alpes Grecques
Obliquoloquus:one who speaks indirectly, ambiguously
Obrima:rivière de la Grande Phrygie, affluent du Méandre
Obrimas:a river in Phrygia Major, which flows into the Mæander
Obscus:des Opiques [peuple de la Campanie] / [fig.] barbare, grossier, inculte
Obsequens2:a Roman proper name
Obsianus:belonging to Obsius
Obsidius:a Roman surname
Obsius:a Roman surname
Obulco:ville de la Bétique
Obulconensis:d'Obulco
Obulcula:ville de la Bétique
Ocalea:ville de Béotie
Ocalee:ville de Béotie
Ocazanes:rivière qui se jette dans le Cyrus
Oceanensis:
Oceaneolus:the name of a Roman gens
Oceaneus:Prisc. de l'Océan.
Oceanicus:de l'Océan.
Oceanides:fils de l'Océan
Oceanis:c. Oceanitis
Oceanius:de l'Océan, situé sur l'Océan / surnom romain
Oceanum:the great sea that encompasses the land, the ocean, acc., dat.
Ocelenses:peuple de Lusitanie
Ocelis:a city on the Arabian Gulf
Ocellina:a female surname
Ocha:ville de l'Eubée
Ochani:a people on the shores of the Caspian Sea
Ocharius:fleuve d'Asie, au-delà du Palus-Méotide
Ocilia:port de l'Arabie Heureuse
!Ocnos:The founder of the city of Mantua
Ocra:ville de la Vénétie
Ocricolanus:of or belonging to Ocriculum, Ocriculan, plur. subst.
Ocriculani:the inhabitants of Ocriculum, the Ocriculans
Ocrisia:a female slave of Tanaquil, the mother of king Servius Tullius
Octanus:a soldier of the eighth legion
Octauani:soldiers of the eighth legion
Octauius2:d'Octave
Octodurenses:the inhabitants of Octodurus, the Octodurians
Octodurensis:of or belonging to Octodurus;
Octodurensis2:of or belonging to Octodurus
Octogesa:a city in, on the Iberus, La Granja
Octolophum:a city in Thessaly
Octolophus:ville de Thessalie
Octulani:peuple du Latium
Ocyale:one of the Amazons
Ocydrome:Swiftrunner
Ocydromus:Swiftrunner
Ocypete:Swift-flier
Ocypote:Swift-flier
Ocyrhoe:a daughter of Chiron
Ocyrrhoe:a daughter of Chiron
Ocythous:Swiftrunner
Odessos:a city of Lower Mœsia, on the, Varna
!Odessus:a city of Lower Mœsia, on the, Varna
Odia:une des Sporades
Odice:one of the Hours
Odites:The name of a Centaur
Odomanti:a people of Thrace, on the Strymon
Odomanticus:of or belonging to the Odomantes
Odomboerae:peuple de l'Inde en deçà du Gange
Odones:peuple de Thrace
Odonis:femme de Thrace
Odrusius:des Odryses, des Thraces
Odrysii:Odrysians, Thracians
Odrysius:the Odrysian, Thracian, i. e. Orpheus; adj. Odrysian, Thracian
Odyssos:a city of Lower Mœsia, on the Pontus Euxinus, now Varna
!Odyssus:a city of Lower Mœsia, on the Pontus Euxinus, now Varna
Oea:a town of Africa, Tripolis
Oeandenses:peuple de Galatie
Oeanthe:a city of the Ozolian Locrians
Oeanthia:c. Oeanthe.
Oebalis:de Laconie, de Sparte
!Oebalos:Oebalus. - 1 - roi de Sparte, père d'Hyacinthe. - 2 - Virg. roi des Téléboens, allié de Turnus.
Oebasus:chef des troupes de Colchide
Oebreus:nom de guerrier
Oecalices:peuple d'Éthiopie
Oechalis:femme d'oechalie
Oecleus:the father of Amphiarāus, and grandfather of Alcmœon
Oeclus:the name of a Centaur
Oedipodia:a fountain in Bœotia, named after Œdipus
Oedipodionides:the son of Œdipus;, Polyneices
Oedipodionius:of or belonging to Œdipus, Thebœ
Oenanthe2:mère de Ptolémée Épiphane
Oeneis:the daughter of Œneus, Dejanira
Oeneius:Œnean
Oeneus:Œnean, of Calydon, Ætolia
Oeniadae:a people of Acarnania
Oenianda:ville de Lycie
Oeniandos:ville de Cilicie [la même que Épiphania]
Oenias:nom d'un peintre
Oenoa:v. oenoe.
Oenoe:île de la mer Égée [la même que Sicinus] / ancienne ville de Grèce
Oenomaus:a king of Elis and Pisa, the father of Hippodamia, grandfather of Atreus and Thyestes, and father-in-law of Pelops
Oenope:oenope [fille d'Épopée, aimée de Neptune]
Oenopia:another name for the island of Ægina
Oenopides:nom d'un mathématicien de Chios
Oenopion:a king of Chios, the father of Merope
Oenopius:of or belonging to Œnopia, Œnopian
Oenotria:the extreme south-eastern part of Italy
Oenotrides:nom de deux îles de la mer Tyrrhénienne
Oenotrus:#NOM ?
Oenotrus2:ancien roi de l'Oenotrie
Oenunia:ville du Pont
Oenus2:a river in Laconia which flows into the Eurotas, the Kelefina
Oenusa:an island near Chios
Oenusae:three islands near Messenia
Oenussa:île voisine de Chios
Oenussae:nom de trois îles voisines du Péloponnèse
Oeonae:fabulous islands in the north of Europe
Oescus:fleuve de Mésie / f., ville sur ce fleuve
Oestrymnides:îles, les mêmes que Cassiterides
Oestrymnis:promontoire voisin de ces îles
Oesyma:a city in Italy
Oeta:le mont oeta [entre la Thessalie et la Doride, sur lequel Hercule se brûla, auj. Kumayta]
Oetaei:peuple de la Scythie d'Asie
Oetus:the name of a giant
Ofella2:a Roman surname
Ofellio:nom d'homme
Ofens:rivière du Latium
Ofentinus:de l'Ufens / nom d'h.
Offella2:surnom romain
Officiosa:a Roman surname
Offilius:the name of a Roman gens
Ofilius:the name of a Roman gens
Ofillius:nom d'homme ; nott Aulus Ofillius, jurisconsulte, ami de César / Campanien illustre
Ogdoas2:un des Éons de Valentin
Oglasa:an island near Corsica, Monte Christo
Ogulnius:a Roman proper name
Ogyges:the mythic founder and king of Thebes, in Bœtia, in whose reign a great deluge is said to have occurred
Ogygia:One of the seven daughters of Amphion and Niobe.
Ogygidae:the descendants of Ogyges, the Thebans
Ogygius2:the mythic founder and king of Thebes, in Bœtia, in whose reign a great deluge is said to have occurred
Ogygus:the mythic founder and king of Thebes, in Bœtia, in whose reign a great deluge is said to have occurred
Ogyris:île de la mer Érythrée
Oileus2:Oilean
Oilides:le fils d'Oïlée [Ajax]
Olabi:peuple d'Éthiopie (al. Alabi)
Olachas:rivière de Bithynie
Olana:nom d'une des bouches du Pô [al. Volane]
Olane:nom d'une des bouches du Pô [al. Volane]
Olarionensis:d'Olarion [île d'Aquitaine]
Olarso:ville maritime de la Tarraconnaise
Olaurensis:d'Olaurus [ville de la Bétique, auj. Lora]
Olbia:the name of several cities.
Olbianus:A city in
Olbiensis:of or belonging to Olbia, Olbian, from Olbia
Olbiiensis:d'Olbia [en Sardaigne]
Olbiopolis:a city in Sarmatia
Olbiopolita:the inhabitants of Olbiopolis, Olbia, in Sarmatia;, adj., of or belonging to that place
Olbonenses:peuple de Liburnie
Olbus:nom de guerrier
Olcades:a people in, beyond the Ebro
Olciniatae:habitants d'Olcinium
Olciniates:the inhabitants of Olcinium, a seaport in Illyricum, Dulcigno
Olcinium:ville maritime de l'Illyrie
!Olearos:one of the Cyclades, near Paros, Antiparos
Oleastrensis:d'Oléastre
Oleastrum2:ville de la Bétique
Olenides:the son of Olenus
Olenie:la chèvre Amalthée [constellation]
Olenius2:a centurion under Drusus
Olenos:an ancient city in Achaia, between Patrœ and Dymo, Kato Akhaia
Olenos2:the husband of Lethœa, who was changed with her into a stone
Olenum:c. Olenus.
!Olenus:an ancient city in Achaia, between Patrœ and Dymo, Kato Akhaia
!Olenus2:the husband of Lethœa, who was changed with her into a stone
Oletandros:une des îles Sporades
Oliaros:one of the Cyclades, near Paros, Antiparos
Olimpus:The name of several mountains, the most celebrated of which is one on the borders of Macedonia and Thessaly, Lacha, of great height, and consequently regarded as the seat of the gods
Olipor:a Roman surname
Olisipo:a city of Lusitania, Lisbon
Olisiponenses:the inhabitants of Olisipo, the Olisiponians
Olisiponensis:of or belonging to Olisipo
Olisippo:ville de Lusitanie, à l'embouchure du Tage [auj. Lisbonne]
Oliuula:port de Ligurie
Olizon:ville de Magnésie
Olliculani:peuple du Latium
Olmius:rivière de Béotie, qui se jette dans le Permesse
Oloessa:ancien nom de l'île de Rhodes
Olophyxos:ville de Macédoine, au pied du mont Athos
Olostrae:a people of India
Oltis:le Lot [rivière]
Oluros:ville d'Achaïe
!Olurus:ville d'Achaïe
Olyarum:ville de Béotie
Olybriacus:Olybrian
Olybrius:the surname of several Roman consuls.
Olympia2:the Olympic games held every four years at Olympia, in the Olympic games
Olympiades2:the Muses
Olympianus:Olympic
Olympias:-I. an Olympiad, a period of five years -II. the daughter of Neoptolemus, king of Epirus, consort of king Philip of Macedon and mother of Alexander the Great
Olympias2:Olympias [fille de Néoptolème, roi des Molosses, mère d'Alexandre le Grand]
Olympias3:a north-west wind
Olympieum:a temple of the Olympic Jupiter
Olympiodorus:a Greek proper name., the instructor of Epaminondas on the flute
Olympionicus:nom d'homme
Olympium:the temple of the Olympic Jupiter
Olympius2:an appellation bestowed on distinguished men by the Greeks and Romans;
Olympos:The name of several mountains, the most celebrated of which is one on the borders of Macedonia and Thessaly, Lacha, of great height, and consequently regarded as the seat of the gods
Olympus:a famous fluteplayer, pupil of Marsyas
Olympus2:a city in Cilicia, named from a neighboring mountain, the ruins of Deliktash; A city of Lycia, named from a neighboring mountain
Olynthia:the region about Olynthus
Olynthii:the inhabitants of Olynthus, the Olynthians
!Olynthos:a city of Thrace, on the borders of Macedonia, Agia Maria, Aio Mamas
Olyros:ville de Béotie
Olysiponensis:of or belonging to Olisipo, Plur. subst.
Olysippo:a city of Lusitania, Lisbon
Omana:a town in Arabia
Omani:les habitants d'Omana,
Omanus:
Ombrios:nom d'une des îles Fortunées
Omoemus:île voisine de l'Arabie Heureuse
Onchesmites:a wind blowing from Onchesmus, a harbor of Epirus
Onchestios:d'Oncheste.
Onchestius:of or belonging to the city of Onchestus, in Bœotia
!Onchestos:ville de la Béotie / rivière de Thessalie
Onchestos:I. f. a city of Bœotia; II. m. a river in Thessaly
Oncheus:nom de guerrier
Onenses:peuple d'Espagne
Onesima:a Roman surname
Onesimus:a Roman surname
Onesipaurus:the name of a Roman slave
Onesiphorus:a Roman surname
Onesis:a Roman surname
Onesitrophus:a Roman surname
Onias:Onias (grand prêtre des Juifs).
Onisia:v. Onysia.
Onitus:the name of a slave
Onoba:f, a city in Hispania Bœtica
Onochonus:rivière de Thessalie
Onocoetes:he who lies in an ass's manger
Onomarchus:général des armées d'Antigone
Onomasta:a Roman surname
Ononychites:he who has an ass's hoof
Onuba:ville de Bétique
Onus2:île nommée aussi Péraclia
Onysia:île près de la Crète
Onytes:the name of a Rutulian warrior
Opalia:a festival celebrated on the, th of December, in honor of the goddess Ops
Opalis:of or belonging to Ops, the Opalia
Opeconsiua:the festival of, celebrated on the 25th of August
Opeimius:
Opharus:fleuve de l'Asie, au-delà du Palus-Méotide
Ophellius:a Roman surname
Ophiaca:poems, treatises on serpents
Ophias:the daughter of Ophius
Ophici:of or belonging to snakes, Snake-men
Ophietis:montagne de la Babylonie
Ophiogenes:a people of Asia Minor, who cured snakebites
Ophion:a proper name.
Ophion3:nom d'un médecin
Ophionides:the son of Ophion, the Ophionide
Ophiophagi:snake-eaters, a people of Africa
Ophir:a region in Southern Arabia
Ophirius:of or from Ophir
Ophitae:Snakeworshippers
Ophites2:a son of Hercules
Ophiusa2:I. An ancient name of Cyprus II. The name of several islands III. A town in Pontus
Ophiusius:Cyprian
Ophiussa:I. An ancient name of Cyprus II. The name of several islands III. A town in Pontus
Ophni:(Lebaigue P. 865) Ophni (fils du grand prêtre Héli).
Ophradus:rivière de l'Asie ultérieure
Opici:v. Osci
Opiconsiua:the festival of, celebrated on the 25th of August
Opigena:the midwife
Opilius:a Roman surname.
Opimia:the name of a Roman gens
Opimianus:of or belonging to an Opimius, Opimian, absol.
Opimius2:d'Opimius
Opion2:nom d'un médecin
Opiter2:gen., a Roman prœnomen
Opitergini:the inhabitants of Opitergium, the Opitergians
Opiterginus:of or belonging to Opitergium, Opitergian
Opiternius:un des fondateurs des Bacchanales
Oppianus:Oppien [nom d'homme]
Optatia:nom de femme
Optatus2:nom d'homme
Opuntii:the inhabitants of Opus, the Opuntians
Opus4:a town of Locris, in Greece, Kardhenitza
Orani:peuple d'Asie, au-delà du Palus-Méotide
Oratae:peuple de l'Inde
Oratelli:peuple des Alpes
Orba2:rivière qui se jette dans le Méandre
Orbelos:a mountain on the borders of Macedonia and Thrace
!Orbelus:a mountain on the borders of Macedonia and Thrace
Orbi:peuple de Gédrosie
Orbis2:l'Orbis (fleuve de la Narbonnaise, auj. l'Orb).
Orbitanium:a city in Samnium
Orbona:the tutelary goddess of parents bereft of their children
Orca2:a Roman surname
Orcades:islands near Scotland, the Orkneys
Orchamus:a king of Babylonia, the father of Leucothŏē
Orcheni:peuple de la Chaldée
Orchomenii:the inhabitants of Orchomenos, the Orchomenians
Orchomenius:Orchomenian
Orchomenon:The son of Athamas and Themisto ; A city in Bœotia, Thessaly or Arcadia
!Orchomenos:The son of Athamas and Themisto ; A city in Bœotia, Thessaly or Arcadia
!Orchomenum:The son of Athamas and Themisto ; A city in Bœotia, Thessaly or Arcadia
Orchus:c. Orcus
Orciani:peuple d'Asie
Orcistani:habitants d'Orciste, ville de Galatie
Ordessus:port de la Sarmatie d'Europe
Ordesus:port de la Sarmatie d'Europe
Ordymnus:montagne de l'île de Lesbos
Oreas:a mountainnymph, Oread
Oreges:nom d'une partie du mont Taurus
Oreias:Oréade (nymphe des montagnes).
Oreon2:ville de l'Eubée
Oreos:a city in Eubœa, formerly Histiœa
Oreos2:of the mountain, Pan
Oresitrophos:one of Actœon's hounds
!Oresitrophus:one of Actœon's hounds
Oresta:ancien nom d'Adrianopolis, en Thrace
Orestes2:Orestès (surnom romain).
Oresteus:d'Oreste
Orestiades:c. Oreades
Orestinus:nom d'homme
Oretae:peuple scythe
Oretani:the inhabitants of Oretum in Spain
Oretanus:d'Orétum, Orétain
Oretes:peuple de l'Inde
Oreticus:d'Oréum, de l'Eubée
Oretum:ville de la Tarraconnaise [auj. Calatrava]
!Oreum:ville de l'Eubée
!Oreus:a city in Eubœa, formerly Histiœa
Orga:fontaine de la Narbonnaise
Organagae:peuple de l'Inde
Orge:fontaine de la Narbonnaise
Orgenomesci:peuple de la Cantabrie
Orgessum:a castle in Macedonia
Orgiophanta:a presider over the orgies, an orgiophant
Orgocyni:peuple de la Chersonèse Taurique
Orgomanes:rivière de la Bactriane
Orgus:a river of Upper Italy, Orco
Orhozes:(Lebaigue P. 873) Orhozès (roi de Colchide).
Ori:c. Oritae
Orias:chienne d'Actéon
!Oribasos:Oribase [chien d'Actéon]
Oribasos:one of Actœon's hounds
Oricini:the inhabitants of Oricum, the Oricians
Oricum:a seaport town of Illyria Grœca, Ericho
Oricus:Orique [ville d'Épire avec un port]
Orientales2:the Orientals
Origenes:Origen, a famous Greek Christian writer of the early part of the third century
Origenista:sectateur d'Origène
Origenistes:a follower of Origen
Orine:Orine
Oringis:ville d'Espagne
Orios:nom d'un Lapithe
Orippo:ville de la Bétique
Oritae:a nation of Ichthyophagi
Oritani:habitants d'Oréum
Oritanum:ville de l'Eubée
Orithyios:montagne d'Idalie
Oriundus2:fleuve de l'Illyrie
!Orius:nom d'un Lapithe
Ormenis:the female descendant, of Ormenius, Astydamia; voc.
Orna:rivière de la Gaule Belgique [l'Ornain]
Ornas:rivière de la Gaule Belgique [l'Ornain]
Orneus2:a Centaur at the wedding of Pirithoüs
Orni:lieu fortifié en Thrace
Oroanda:a city in Pisidia
Oroandenses:the inhabitants of Oroanda
Oroandensis:habitants d'Oroandes
Oroandes:a part of the Taurus range
Oroatis:
Orobii:Orobiens [peuple de la Gaule Transpadane]
Orobis:rivière de la Narbonnaise
Oroetes:a commander of the Medes under Darius
Orolaunum:ville des Trévères [auj. Arlon]
Oromarsaci:peuple de la Belgique
Oromarsaui:peuple de la Belgique
Oromedon:one of the giants
Oromenus:montagne de l'Inde
Orongis:ville d'Espagne
Orontes2:peuple de la Mésopotamie
Orontes3:The principal river of Syria, now Nahr El-Ashy.
!Oropos:ville de la Béotie, près de l'Attique
Oropos:a town of Bœotia, on the borders of Attica, Oropo
Orosines:rivière de Thrace, près du Pont-Euxin
Orosius:an ecclesiastic of Tarragona, in Spain, who flourished, he wrote, by the advice of St. Augustine, and to confute the pagans, a history from the beginning of the world to his own times
Orostrae:peuple de l'Inde
Orotophanitae:peuple de Mésopotamie
Orphaici:the Orphics, the followers of Orpheus
Orphaicus:Orphic., plur. subst.
Orpheicus:d'Orphée, orphique
Orphicus:of or belonging to Orpheus, Orphic
Orphidius:nom d'homme
Orphnaeus:un des chevaux du char de Pluton
Orphne:Orphne, a nymph
Orsiloche:the name of the Tauric Diana
Ortacia:rivière de l'Élymaïde
Ortacias:rivière de l'Élymaïde
Orthagurea:ancien nom de Maronée [ville de Thrace]
Orthanes:surnom de Bacchus
Orthanus:surnom de Bacchus
Orthe:ville de Magnésie
Orthobula:nom de femme
Orthosia:A city in Phœnicia
Orthosis:A city in Caria, on the Mœander
Orthronienses:peuple de Carie
Orthrus:Geryon's dog
Ortiagon:un des chefs des Gallo-Grecs
Ortona:the capital city and port of the Frentani in Latium, Ortona
Ortonensis:d'Ortona
Ortopana:an ancient city of Bactriana;
Ortoplinia:ville de Liburnie
Ortospanum:une ancienne ville de Bactriane.
Ortygia:Another name for the isle of Delos
Orumbouii:peuple d'Italie
Orumcolae:peuple de l'Inde
Oruros:lieu ou ville de la Mésopotamie
Osca:a town in Hispania Tarraconensis, Huesca
Osce:in Oscan
Oscensis:of or belonging to Osca, a town of Spain, Oscan
Oscidates:peuple d'Aquitaine
Oscua:ville de Bétique
Osdroena:a country in the western part of Mesopotamia, Diar Mochar
Osdroeni:the inhabitants of Osdroena
Osee:Hier. Osée.
Osericta:île de la Germanie septentrionale
Oserita:île de la Germanie septentrionale
Osiritis:the name of a plant, also called
Osismicus:des Osismiens
Osphagus:a river in Macedonia
Ospous:ville des Alpes Carniques
Osprios:le légume sec [titre d'un ouvrage]
Ossaeus:Ossean
Osset:ind., ville de la Bétique
Ossigitania:pays d'Ossigi
Ossipaga:bone-fastener
Ossipagina:bone-fastener
Ossipanga:bone-fastener
Ossismi:v. Osismi
Ossonoba:ville de Lusitanie / autre en Bétique, nommée aussi aestuaria
Osteodes:une des îles Lipari
Ostippo:ville libre de la Bétique
Ostra:ville de l'Ombrie
Ostracina:ville de la Basse-Égypte
Ostracine:ville de la Basse-Égypte
Ostrani:habitants d'Ostra
Ostrogotha:an Ostrogoth
Ostrogothae:Ostrogoths [peuple germain établi en Sarmatie]
Ostrogothi:Ostrogoths [peuple germain établi en Sarmatie]
Ostudizum:ville de Thrace [auj. Hafsa]
Otacilia:the name of a Roman gens
Otacilianus:d'Otacilius
Otene:partie de l'Arménie
Otesini:habitants d'Otésia [ville de la Gaule Transpadane]
Othona:ville maritime de la Bretagne
Othos:the name of a giant
Othrepte:one of the Amazons
Othronos:île près de Corcyre
Othryonei:peuple de Macédoine
Othrysius:Othrysian;, Thracian
!Othus:nom d'un géant
Otos:the name of a giant
!Otrera:une des Amazones, mère d'Hippolyte et de Penthésilée
Otrere:une des Amazones, mère d'Hippolyte et de Penthésilée
Otreus:nom d'homme
Otriculanus:of or belonging to Ocriculum, Ocriculan
Otris:région traversée par l'Euphrate
!Otus2:the name of a giant
Ouetanus:d'Ovétum
Ouetum:ville de la Tarraconnaise [auj. Oviédo]
Oufens:A small river in Latium, that flows past Tarracina, Ufente
Ouia:wife of L. Lollius
Ouidianus:d'Ovide, qui imite Ovide
Ouinius:a Roman surname
Oxia:petite île devant Leucade
Oxii:Oxiens [peuple de Perse, près de l'Araxe]
Oximum:a city in Italy, also called Auximum
Oxiones:a people in Sarmatia
!Oxos:the Oxus, a river in Asia, which rises on the borders of Hyrcania and Sogdiana, and flows into the Caspian Sea, the Amu, Jihon
Oxubii:peuple de la Narbonnaise
Oxybii:peuple de la Narbonnaise
Oxydracae:peuple de l'Inde
Oxyopum:ville de la Mysie
Oxyrae:one of Actœon's hounds
Oxyrhoe:nom d'une chienne d'Actéon
Oxyrrhoe:one of Actœon's hounds
Oxyrynchus:ville d'Égypte, sur la rive occidentale du Nil
Oxyttagae:peuple d'Asie
Ozogardana:a city of Mesopotamia
Ozolae:les Locriens Ozoles, peuple voisin de l'Étolie
Ozomene:the wife of Thaumas and mother of the Harpies
Ozuaei:ancien peuple de Dalmatie
Pacatula:a female proper name
Pacatus2:Drepanius Pacatus [professeur de Bordeaux, auteur d'un panégyrique de Théodose]
Paccianus:de Paccius Antiochus [célèbre médecin sous Auguste et Tibère]
Pacenses:the inhabitants of that city.
Pacensis:of or belonging to the city of, Beja;
Pachynus:the south-eastern promontory of Sicily, looking towards Greece, Capo Passaro
Pacida:rivière de Phénicie
Pacidianus:a famous gladiator, whose combat with Æserninus, the Samnite, mentioned by Lucilius, became proverbial
Pacilus:surnom romain dans la famille Furia
Pacoris:nom d'un historien
Pactius:rivière de la Calabre
Pactolis:of or belonging to the Pactolus
Pactya:a town of Thrace, Doghan Arslan
Pactyae:îles voisines de la Lycie
Pactye:ville de Thrace, en face de la Propontide [auj. St-Georges]
Paculla:Paculla Minia [Campanienne, prêtresse de Bacchus]
Paculus:nom d'homme
Pacuuianus:Pacuvian
Pacuus:the name of a Roman gens, a celebrated Roman poet, a native of Brundisium, nephew of Ennius, and contemporary of P. Scipio Africanus
Pacyris:fleuve du Pont
Padaei:a people of farther India, at the mouth of the Indus., Sing. collect.
Padaneus:of or on the Po
Padanus:of or belonging to the Po
Pado:c. Paulon
Paeanitis:sorte de pierre précieuse
Paeantiades:the son of Pœas, Philoctetes
Paeantius:of or belonging to Pœas, Pœantian, absol.
Paeas:the father of Philoctetes
Paedalii:les Pédaliens (peuple d'Italie).
Paedia:a doctrine, learning
Paedopides:rivière du Pont ou de Paphlagonie
Paemani:peuple de Belgique, germain d'origine
Paenula2:a Roman surname
Paeon:a Pœonian
Paeonis:a female Pœonian
Paeonius:of or belonging to Pœonia, Pœonian
Paeonius2:of or belonging to the god of medicine, healing, medicinal
Paesicae:peuple scythe
Paesici:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Paestani:the Pœstans
Paestanus:of or belonging to Pœstum, Pœstan
Paesures:peuple de Lusitanie
Paesuri:peuple de Lusitanie
Pagae:a city in Megaris
Pagaei:the people of Pagœ
Paganalia:the festival of the, celebrated in January; the country festival, rural festival
Pagasae:a maritime town of Thessaly, afterwards called, where the Argo was built
Pagaseius:Pagasœan
Pagasicus:Pagasœan
Pagi:ville de la Gaule Belgique (auj. Dieuze ).
Pagida:A river in Africa
Pagidas:A river in Africa
Pagoartas:ville d'Égypte ou d'Éthiopie
Pagrae:ville de Syrie
Pagus2:ville de la Gaule Belgique (auj. Dieuze)
Palaebyblos:ville de Phénicie, près de Byblos
Palaemonius:of or belonging to the seagod Palœmon, Corinthian
Palaemyndos:ville de Carie
!Palaemyndus:ville de Carie
Palaeno:one of the Danaides
Palaeogoni:nom des habitants de l'île Taprobane
Palaepaphos:ville de Chypre, non loin de Paphos
!Palaepaphus:ville de Chypre, non loin de Paphos
Palaephatius:of or belonging to Palœphatus, Palœphatian
Palaephatus:ancien écrivain grec
Palaepolis:ville de la Campanie, réunie plus tard à Naples
Palaepolitani:the inhabitants of Palœpolis
Palaepolitanus:of or belonging to the Campanian city Palœpolis, joined to Neapolis, Palœpolitan
Palaescamander:ancien lit du Scamandre
Palaescepsis:ville de l'Éolide
Palaesimundum:grande ville de Taprobane
Palaestina:la Palestine [contrée de la Syrie]
Palaestine:the country of Palestine, in Syria
Palaestinenses:habitants de la Palestine
Palaestinensis:Palestinian
Palaestini:the inhabitants of Palestine, the Philistines
Palaestra2:Palestra (nom de femme).
Palaestrio:Palestrion [personnage de comédie]
Palaetyrus:ville de Phénicie, près de Tyr
Palamedeus:Palamedean
Palamediacus:Palamedic
Palamedicus:Palamedic
Palamedium:ville d'Éolie ou de Mysie
Palamna:ville de Thessalie
Palantia:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Palantinus:de Palantia / habitants de Palantia
Palatina:la tribu Palatine [tribu urbaine]
Palatini:the people of the Palatine Mount
Palatinus2:an officer of the palace, a chamberlain, Domitian's chamberlain
Palatua:the tutelary goddess of the Palatine
Palatualis:of or belonging to Palatua
Palatuar:an offering made at Rome on the Palatine
Pale2:ville de l'île Céphallénie
Palibothra:ville de l'Inde
Palica:a town in Sicily.
Palicanus:de Palica, ville de Sicile
Palici:-I. the Palicans -II. the sons of Jupiter and the nymph Thalia or ætna
Palikanus:a Roman surname in the, which sprang from the Sicilian town of Palica
Palilicius:of or belonging to the Palilia, Palilian, the Hyades
Palimbothra:ville de l'Inde
Palinandraea:ville de Macédoine
Palionenses:habitants d'une ville d'Apulie
Pallaconta:fleuve de Mésopotamie
Palladianus:de Pallas ou Minerve / du Palladium
Palladius2:a Roman surname. So, Palladius Rutilius Taurus Aemilianus, probably a Roman by birth, who lived in the fourth century of the Christian era, the author of a work on agriculture, in fourteen books.
Pallantini:v. Palantini.
Pallatinus:of or belonging to the Palatium, Palatine, the tenth region, also called simply, one of the four city tribes
Pallatium:one of the seven hills of Rome, that which was first built upon
Pallenaeus:of or belonging to Pallene
Pallenensis:Pallenian
Pallon:ville d'Arabie
Pallor2:personified as the god of fear
Palma2:ville de Majorque / du Picénum
Palmira:a city of Syria, whose ruins still remain, the seat of the empire of Odenathus and Zenobia
Palmirenus:of Palmyra
Palmyra:a city of Syria, whose ruins still remain, the seat of the empire of Odenathus and Zenobia
Palmyrena:the country around Palmyra
Palmyrenus:of Palmyra
Palmyrenus2:an epithet of the emperor, on account of his victory over Palmyra
Palo2:fleuve d'Italie
Palsicium:ancienne ville d'Italie
Paltos:a city in Syria
!Paltus:a city in Syria
Paluda:an epithet of Minerva
Palumbinum:a town of the Samnites
Palumbus2:nom d'homme
Pamisus:A river in Messenia
Pammenia:of or belonging to Pammenes
Pammisus:fleuve de Thessalie
Pamphagi:nom d'un peuple d'Éthiopie
Pamphagus:the name of a dog
Pamphyliensis:de Pamphylie
Pamphylii:the Pamphylians
Pamphylius:Pamphylian
Panacea2:a city in Crete
Panaenus:a famous painter, brother of the sculptor Phidias
Panaetolicus:of or belonging to the whole of Ætolia, Panœtolian
Panaetolium:the council of the whole of Ætolia, a general assembly, congress of the Ætolians
Panaretus:nom d'homme
Panathenaica:the Panathenœa
Panathenaici:concurrents dans les Panathénées.
Panathenaicus:of or belonging to the Panathenœa
Pancaspe:nom de femme
Panchaei:the inhabitants of Panchaia
Panchaicus:Panchœan
Panchaius:Panchœan
Panchrysos:all golden
Panda:a Roman goddess;
Panda2:a Scythian river
Pandae:a people of India
Pandaeus:of the Pandœ
Pandana:one of the oldest gates of Rome
Pandarae:peuple de l'Inde
Pandataria:a small island in the Tyrrhenian Sea, a place of exile under the emperors, Vandolina
Pandectae:the title of the collection of Roman laws made by order of Justinian from the writings of Roman jurists; the Pandects
Pandetaria:Pandatarie (île de la mer Tyrrhénienne, lieu d'exil sous l'empire).
Pandosia:A city in Epirus, on the Acheron, Kastri
Pandrosos:daughter of Cecrops and sister of Aglauros and Herse
Pandus2:a Roman surname
Panegyris:nom de femme
Pangaeus:Pangœan, Thracian; Subst. m. a mountain of Thrace, on the borders of Macedonia, near Philippi, Pilaf Tepeh
Panhormum:Panormum, port de la Crète / Panormus, port de Samos / port de la Chersonèse de Thrace / port de l'Achaïe
Panhormus:Panormum, port de la Crète / Panormus, port de Samos / port de la Chersonèse de Thrace / port de l'Achaïe
Panias:source d'où sort le Jourdain / tétrarchie de Judée
Paniceus2:an inhabitant of Breadville
Panionium:la réunion de tous les Ioniens
Panionius:of or belonging to all Ionia, sacred to all Ionia, Panionian
Paniscus:A little Pan, a rural deity
Panissa:(Lebaigue P. 887) Panissa (fleuve de Thrace).
Panissum:ville de Mésie
Panniculus2:the name of a mime
Pannicus:noms d'hommes
Pannoniacus:Pannonian
Pannonis:Pannonian
Pannuceati:les Déguenillés [titre d'une comédie de Pomponius]
Pannysis:fleuve de Thrace
Panomphaeus:an epithet of Jupiter
Panopeus:nom de guerrier
Panopion:a Roman surname
Panopolis:ville de l'Égypte supérieure
Panormitanus:A city of Samos, Port Viskaraho
Panormos:the name of several cities.
!Panormum:the name of several cities.
!Panormus:Panorme (nom de plusieurs villes, en particulier la ville de Palerme, en Sicile).
Panoti:peuple de Scythie qui avait de longues oreilles
Pantacyes:rivière près de Syracuse
Pantagathus2:nom d'homme
Pantagia:a small river in the eastern part of Sicily, between Megaris and Syracuse, Fiume di Porcari
Pantaleon:a Greek proper name
Pantanus:lac d'Apulie
Pantarces:a surname of Jupiter;, a proper name
Panthea:nom de femme
Pantheon:the great temple of Jupiter, built by Agrippa, and restored by Hadrian, M. Aurelius, Septimius Severus, and Caracalla, the Tempio di S. Maria Rotonda
Pantherus:nom d'homme
Pantheum:the great temple of Jupiter, built by Agrippa, and restored by Hadrian, M. Aurelius, Septimius Severus, and Caracalla, the Tempio di S. Maria Rotonda
Pantheus:- 1 - Panthée (surnom de Bacchus). - 2 - Inscr. Panthée (nom d'homme).
Panthius:one of the fifty sons of Ægyptus
Panthous:the nephew of Hecuba and father of Euphorbus
Panthus:the nephew of Hecuba and father of Euphorbus
Panthus2:nom d'homme
Pantica:c. Panda
Panticapaeensis:habitants de Panticapée
Panticapaei:Panticapéens
Panticapaeum:ville de la Chersonèse Taurique
Panticapes:affluent du Borysthène
Panticapeum:a town on the Cimmerian Bosporus, Kertch
Pantomatrium:ville de Crète
Panyasis:a Grecian poet, a relative of Herodotus
Panysus:fleuve de Thrace qui se jette dans le Pont-Euxin
Paphageus:(Lebaigue P. 888) de Paphagès (roi d'Ambracie).
Paphiacus:Paphian
Paphie:the Paphian, Venus
Paphii:the stalks of the Cyprian lettuce
Paphlago:a Paphlagonian
Paphlagon:a Paphlagonian
Paphlagonius:Paphlagonian
Paphos2:son of Pygmalion, and founder of the city of Paphos
!Paphus:a city on the island of Cyprus, sacred to Venus, with a celebrated temple of Venus, the modern Baffo
!Paphus2:son of Pygmalion, and founder of the city of Paphos
Papias:nom d'homme
Papilus:a Roman surname
Papinianista:a follower, admirer of Papinian
Papinianus:a celebrated Roman jurist under Septimius Severus, beheaded at the command of Caracalla
Papinus:a mountain in Cisalpine Gaul
Papirianus:Papirian
Papirianus2:nom d'homme
Papyra:c. Papyrium
Parabeste:ville de l'Arachosie
Parachelois:a city in Thessaly, on the Achelōus
Paradisus2:ville de Syrie / rivière de Cilicie
Paraetacae:the Parœtacenes
Paraetaceni:the Parœtacenes
Paraetonius:Parœtonian
Paralipomena:the books of the Chronicles in the Bible
Paralissum:ville de Dacie
Paramalacum:ville d'Arabie
Parapamisii:The inhabitants of that mountain
Parapamisus:A high mountain beyond the Caspian Sea, Hindu-Kuh, HinduKusch
Parapanisadae:peuple voisin du Paropamisus
Parapinae:peuple de l'Arachosie
Parapotamia:a district near the Tigris
Parasangae:peuple des bords de l'Indus
Parasinus:ville de la Chersonèse Taurique
Paratianae:ville de Numidie
Paratus3:nom d'homme
Pardus2:nom d'homme
Parenta:ville d'Égypte ou d'Éthiopie
Parentium:ville d'Istrie [auj. Parenzo]
Parhedrus2:a male proper name
Paria:île, la même que Arados
Pariades:partie du mont Taurus
Parianus:of or belonging to Parium, Parian
Paricani:peuple d'Asie
Paridon:ville de Carie
Parietina:ville de la Mauritanie Tingitane / ville de la Tarraconnaise aux sources du Tage
Parihedrus:partie du mont Taurus
Parii:the inhabitants of Paros, the Parians
Parilicius:occurring at the time of the Parilia
Parion:a city of Mysia, on the Propontis, Kamares
Parirae:peuple de Gédrosie
Parisiacus:of or belonging to the Parisians, Parisian
Parmeniscus:astronome
Parnaseus:Parnassian
Parnasis:Parnassian
Parnasius:Parnassian, O muse!
Parnasius2:Parnassian, O muse!
Parnasseus:Parnassian
Parnassia:une Muse
Parnassis:Parnassian
!Parnassos:le Parnasse [montagne de la Phocide, à deux cimes, séjour d'Apollon et des Muses]
Parnassos:a high mountain in Phocis with two peaks, sacred to Apollo and the Muses, at whose foot was the city of Delphi and the Castalian spring, range of Liakhoura
Parnasus:a high mountain in Phocis with two peaks, sacred to Apollo and the Muses, at whose foot was the city of Delphi and the Castalian spring, range of Liakhoura
Parnes:a mountain range in Attica, on the borders of Bœotia, famous for its wine, and abounding in game, Noyia
Paroa:ville située sur le Nil
Paropamisadae:the inhabitants of that mountain
Paropamisii:A river in Northern Asia, Obi
Paropamisus:A high mountain beyond the Caspian Sea, Hindu-Kuh, HinduKusch
!Paropanisos:le Paropamise [montagne d'Asie au-delà de la mer Caspienne]
Paropanisos:A high mountain beyond the Caspian Sea, Hindu-Kuh, HinduKusch
Paropini:habitants de Parope [ville de Sicile]
Paroraei:peuple d'Épire ou de Macédoine
Parorea:a region in Thrace
Paroreatae:habitants de Paroréa [ville d'Achaïe]
Paroreia:partie de la Thrace ou pays voisin de la Thrace
Paroria:a region in Thrace
Parospus:fleuve d'Asie
Parparus:montagne de l'Argolide
Parra2:a Roman surname
Parra3:ancienne ville de l'Italie
Parradunum:ville de Vindélicie
Parrasia:a town of Arcadia
Parrasius:a celebrated Greek painter, a native of Ephesus
Parrhasia:a town of Arcadia
Parrhasie:ville d'Arcadie
Parrhasis2:la Parrhasienne, l'Arcadienne = Callisto
Parstrymonia:a tract of country on the Strymon, in Thrace
Parthanum:ville de Vindélicie
Parthaon:son of Agenor and Epicaste, king of Calydon, and father of Œneus, I know you as well as I do Parthaon, not at all
Parthaonides:a descendant of Parthaon, Tydeus, the grandson of Parthaon;, Meleager, the brother of Tydeus
Parthaonius:Parthaonian
Partheni:-I. a people of Illyria, near Dyrrhachium -II. the inhabitants of Parthus, Parthinians
Parthenia:another name for the isle of Samos
Partheniae:a name given to the colonists of illegitimate birth who emigrated with Phalantus from Sparta and founded, Tarentum, the Parthenians
Parthenianus:de Parthénius
Parthenias:An epithet of Virgil, on account of the purity of his morals
Parthenicum:port de Sicile
Partheniensis:de Parthénium, dans la Chersonèse Taurique
Parthenion:promontoire de la Chersonèse Taurique / villes d'Arcadie, de Thrace, de Mysie
Parthenium:promontoire de la Chersonèse Taurique / villes d'Arcadie, de Thrace, de Mysie
Parthenius2:A mountain in Arcadia, Partheni
Parthenoarrhusa:ancien nom de l'île de Samos
Parthenon:the celebrated temple of Athene on the Acropolis of Athens, the Parthenon
Parthenopeius:of or belonging to Parthenope, to Naples, Neapolitan
Parthenopolis:a city in Lower Mœsia, on the Euxine Sea
Parthicarius:of or belonging to Parthian peltry, wares
Parthinus:Parthinian
Parthis:c. Parthia.
Parthum:v. Parthinus.
Parthus2:a city in Illyria, near Dyrrachium;
Parthyene:c. Parthiene
Partianus:
Partula:the goddess who presides over birth
Parus:one of the Cyclades, famous for its white marble and as the birthplace of the poet Archilochus, Paro
Paryadres:c. Parihedrus.
Pasargadae:ville de Perse
Pascha2:[mot hébreu] / la Pâque [fête chez les Juifs] ou Pâques [fête chez les chrétiens] / l'agneau pascal [que les Juifs mangeaient pour célébrer la Pâque]
Paschasia:nom d'une martyre, nom d'un évêque d'Arles
Paschasius:nom d'une martyre, nom d'un évêque d'Arles
Pasias:nom d'un peintre
Pasicompsa:a female proper name
Pasines:nom d'un roi arabe [al. Spaosines]
Pasiphaeia:Phœdra
Pasiphaeius:Pasiphœan.
Pasiphilus:nom d'homme
Pasiteles:a famous Greek carver in relief, who came to Rome
Pasithee:one of the three Graces
Pasitigris:the river Eulœus, near the gulf, after the union of all its arms, Kuran
Passala:île en face de la Carie
Passaro:a city of Epirus, in the district of Molossis
Passaron:a city of Epirus, in the district of Molossis
Passer2:a Roman surname
Passerinus2:the name of a very fleet horse
Pastius:rivière de la Calabre
Patage:ancien nom de l'île d'Amorgos, une des Cyclades
Patala:an island at the mouth of the Indus, with a city of the same name.
Patale:ville dans l'île de Patalène
Patalene:île à l'embouchure de l'Indus
Patalitanus:of or belonging to the island of Patalene
Patami:peuple d'Arabie
Patara:a seaport town of Lycia, with a celebrated oracle of Apollo
Pataraeus:of Patara (a seaport of Lycia), Pataraean
Patarani:the inhabitants of Patara
Pataranus:Patarœan, plur. subst.
Patareis:Patarœan
Pataricus:de Patare
Patasaeus:Pararœan
Patauicenses:peuple de Darie
Patauinitas:the mode of speaking, dialectic peculiarities of the Patavians, Patavinity
Patauinus:atavinian. Paduan
Patela:déesse qui présidait à la sortie du blé de l'épi
Patelana:a goddess that presiaed over the shooting of grain
Patella2:a goddess that presiaed over the shooting of grain
Patellana:a goddess that presiaed over the shooting of grain
Patera2:nom d'homme
Paterclianus:de Patrocle (personnage inconnu).
Patercularius:of or belonging to Paterculus
Paterculus2:a Roman surname, the historian;
Pateria:île déserte de la mer Égée
Paterio:noms d'hommes
Paterius:noms d'hommes
Paterniani:sectateurs de Paterne
Paternianus:nom d'homme
Paterninus:nom d'homme
Paternus2:nom d'homme / nom d'un hérésiarque
Pateronnesos:île de la mer Égée
Pathissus:fleuve de Dacie
Pathyssus:fleuve de Dacie
Patigga:ville située sur le Nil
Patinga:ville située sur le Nil
Patiscus:nom d'homme
Patmos:an island of the Ægean Sea, one of the Sporades, Patino
!Patmus:an island of the Ægean Sea, one of the Sporades, Patino
Patrenses:the Patrœans
Patrensis:of or belonging to Patrœ, Patrœan
Patriciensis:of or belonging to the city of Corduba
Patriciolus2:nom d'homme
Patricius2:nom d'un hérésiarque / sectateurs de Patricius
Patricoles:Son of Menœtius and Sthenele, the friend of Achilles, slain in single combat by Hector
Patro2:philosophe épicurien ami de Cicéron / compagnon d'Évandre
Patrobas:nom d'homme
Patrocles:nom d'un sculpteur / nom d'un rhéteur / officier de Persée / amiral de Séleucus et d'Antiochus
Patroclianus:de Patrocle [personnage inconnu]
Patulcianus:of Patulcius
Pauentia:the goddess who guarded children against sudden terrors
Paulianus:of or belonging to a Paulus, Paulian
Paulla:nom de femme / sainte Paule
Paullianus:de Paul
Paullina:Lollia Paulina, femme de Caligula / Pompéia Paulina, femme de Sénèque
Paullinus:of or belonging to a Paulus, Pauline
Paulo2:fleuve de Ligurie [auj. Paglione]
Paulon:fleuve de Ligurie [auj. Paglione]
Pauo2:a Roman surname
Pauorii:prêtres de cette divinité
Pausias:a celebrated painter, a native of Sicyon, contemporary with Apelles
Pausilypum:a mountain between Naples and Puteoli, which projects into the sea, Hill of Posilipo, There Vedius Pollio had a villa, which he left to Augustus, and which was afterwards possessed by the emperor Trajan
Pausimachus:historien
Pausistratus:a general of Rhodes
Pausulae:ville du Picénum
Pausulani:habitants de Pausules
Pausus:the god of rest
Pax2:a slave's name
Pax3:déesse de la paix
Pecudifer:an epithet of Sylvanus
Pecuniola:the surname of one P. Aurelius in the first Punic war
Pedalie:ville de Cilicie
Pedalion2:promontoire de Carie
Pedalium:promontoire de Carie
Pedani:the inhabitants of Pedum, the Pedans
Pedanum:an estate near Pedum
Pedasa:ville de Carie
Pedasum:a city in Caria
Pedasus:ville, la même qu'Adramytte
Pedianus:v. Asconius.
Pediculi:peuple d'Apulie
Pedna:île de la mer Égée, près de Lesbos
Pedo4:ville de Ligurie [auj. Borgo S. Dalmazzo]
Pedon:ville de Ligurie [auj. Borgo S. Dalmazzo]
Peducaenus:
Peducaeus:Peducœan, by the people's tribune
Pedum2:a town of remote antiquity in Latium, near Rome, Gallicano
Pegae:a fountain in Bithynia
Pegasianus:Pegasian
Pegasis:-I. of Pegasus, -II. Subst. a fountain-nymph
Pegasius:nom d'un évêque de Poitiers
!Pegasos:the winged horse of the Muses, who sprang from the blood of Medusa when she was slain, and with a blow of his hoof caused the fountain of the Muses, Hippocrene, to spring from Mount Helicon. Bellerophon afterwards caught him at the fountain of Pirene, near Corinth, and, with the aid of his hoofs, destroyed the Chimœra. But when Bellerophon wished to fly on the back of Pegasus to heaven, the latter threw him off and ascended to the skies alone, where he was changed into a constellation
Peguntium:place forte de Dalmatie
Pegusa:ancien nom de Cnide
Peiso:c. Pelso.
Pelagia2:Pélagie, nom de femme
Pelagianus:Pélagien, de Pélage
Pelagianus2:a follower of Pelagius
Pelagius2:a famous heretic of the fifth century
Pelago:nom d'homme
Pelagones:a people of Macedonia, the later Pœonians
Pelagonia:a district and city of the Pelagonians, in the north of Macedonia
Pelasgia:la Pélasgie ; [ancien nom du Péloponnèse] / partie de la Thessalie habitée par les Pélasges / nom de Lesbos
Pelasgias:adj. f., grecque
Pelasgicus:de la Pélasgie, pélasgique
Pelasgis:-I. An old name of the Peloponnesus -II. adj. f., Pelasgian, Grecian, Lesbian
Pele:île près d'Éphèse
Peleius:Peleian, Achillean, of Achilles, Briseis
Pelendones:a Celtiberian people
Pelendos:nom d'une île déserte
Pelendoua:ville de Dacie
Pelethronius:of or belonging to a region of Thessaly inhabited by the Lapithœ and Centaurs, Pelethronian, of Achilles
Peliades:the daughters of Pelias, who, upon Medea's promise to restore their father's youth, cut him to pieces, and boiled him in a caldron
Pelias:-I. -I. of or belonging to Pelion -II. that comes from Pelion, the spear of Achilles -II. a spear
Pelias2:daughter of Pelias
Pelias3:a king of Thessaly, son of Neptune and the nymph Tyro, brother of Neleus, half-brother of Æson, and father of Acastus. Being appointed by Æson guardian to his son Jason, he sought, when Jason grew up, to rid himself of the charge by inciting him to join the Argonautic expedition. After Jason's return Pelias was slain by his own daughters, at the artful instigation of Medea
Peligni:a people of Central Italy, contiguous to the Frentani and Marrucini, descendants of the Sabines, Abruzzo citeriore
Pelignus:des Pélignes ou Péligniens
Pelignus2:courtisan de l'empereur Claude
Pelina:a goddess of the Pelignians
Pelina2:ville de Thessalie, sur le Pénée
Pelinaeum:v. de Thessalie
Pelinaeus:montagne de l'île de Chios
Pelinna:ville de Thessalie, sur le Pénée
Pelinnaeus:a mountain in Chios
Pelios:a high mountain in Thessaly, a continuation of Ossa, Zagora
Pella:ville maritime de Macédoine, patrie de Philippe et d'Alexandre
Pellaconta:rivière de Mésopotamie, affluent de l'Euphrate
Pellacontas:rivière de Mésopotamie, affluent de l'Euphrate
Pellaon:ville sur le golfe Adriatique
Pellarius:one that prepares skins, a furrier
Pelle:a city of remote antiquity in Macedonia, the birthplace of Alexander the Great, Alaklisi, Apostolus
Pellenaei:the inhabitants of Pellene
Pellenaeus:Pellenian; subst.
Pellendones:a Celtiberian people
Pellenensis:Pellenian
Pellensis:c. Pellaeus
Pellina:Pélinée (ville de Thessalie, sur le Pénée).
Pellinaeum:a city in Thessaly
Pellonia:a goddess who puts the enemy to flight
Pelondones:a Celtiberian people
Pelopeia:a female descendant of Pelops
Pelopeides:the Argive women
Pelopeis:Pelopian, Peloponnesian
Pelopia:surnom de la ville de Thyatire
Pelopidae:les Pélopides, la race de Pélops
Pelopidas:a celebrated Theban general, a friend of Epaminondas
Peloponnensis:Peloponnesian
Peloponnesiaci:the Peloponnesians
Peloponnesius:Peloponnesian
!Peloponnesos:le Péloponnèse [presqu'île de la Grèce, auj. la Morée]
Peloritanus:Pelorian
!Peloros:Pélore [promontoire à l'est de la Sicile]
!Pelorum:a promontory on the north-eastern coast of Sicily, Capo di Faro
Pelso:lac de la Pannonie ou du Norique
Pelteni:habitants de Peltae, ville de Lycaonie
Peltuinas:n., de Peltuinum
Peltuinum:ville d'Italie, chez les Vestini
Pelusianus:Pelusian
Pelusiota:a Pelusian, Acc.
Pelusiotes:a Pelusian, Acc.
Pelusius:Pelusian
Peneia:fille du Pénée [Daphné]
Peneis:of or belonging to the Peneus, Penean
Penelenitae:ville de Syrie
Penelopa:daughter of Icarius and Peribœa, wife of Ulysses, and mother of Telemachus, celebrated for her chastity and constancy, sensualists
Penelopea:c. Penelope
Penestae:a people in Grecian Illyria
Penestia:the country of the Penestœ
Penestianus:Penestian
Penestica:ville d'Helvétie
Peneus:Penean
Peneus2:a principal river in Thessaly, which rises in Mount Pindus, flows through the Vale of Tempe, and falls into the Gulf of Therma, Selembria;, a rivergod, the father of Cyrene and Daphne, Voc.
Peniculus2:nom de parasite dans Pl. Men.
Peninus:of or belonging to the Pennine Alps, Pennine, absol., the local deity of the Pennine Alps
Peninus2:les Alpes Pennines [du Saint-Bernard au Saint-Gothard]
Pennenses:ville des Vestini
Penninus:of or belonging to the Pennine Alps, Pennine, absol., the local deity of the Pennine Alps
Penninus2:les Alpes Pennines [du Saint-Bernard au Saint-Gothard]
Pennocrucium:ville de la Bretagne
Pennolocus:ville sur le lac Léman
Pentanus:de la Pentapole (Cyrénaïque)
Pentapolis:A district of five towns on the Dead Sea
Pentapolitanus:of or belonging to Pentapolis, to Cyrene, Cyrenaic
Pentaschaenos:Anton. ville de la Basse-Egypte.
Pentaschoenos:ville de la Basse-Égypte
Pentateuchum:the five books of Moses, the Pentateuch
Pentateuchus:Pentateuque, nom des cinq livres de Moïse
Pentecostalis:of or belonging to Whitsuntide, Pentecost, Pentecostal
Pentecoste:the fiftieth day after Easter, WhitSunday, Pentecost
Pentedactylos:montagne du pays des Troglodytes
Pentelensis:Pentelic
Pentelicus:of or belonging to a mountain near Athens, celebrated for its while marble, Pentelie
Pentheius:of or belonging to Pentheus, Penthean
Penthides:a male descendant of Pentheus
Pentolabus:v. Panto-.
Pentri:a Samnite people
Peparethius:of or belonging to Peparethos, Peparethian
Peparethus:Peparethus, Piperi, a small island in the Ægean Sea, one of the Cyclades, famous for wine and oil, with a town of the same name, Scopelo
Pepuzitae:a sort of heretics, also called, so named after the Phrygian town of
Pera2:Péra (surnom).
Peraea:-I. A strip of land in Caria, along the coast opposite to Rhodes, and subject to the Rhodians -II. a city in Æolis, a colony of the Mityleneans
Peranna:Anna Péranna ou Pérenna, déesse des Romains
Percosius:of or belonging to Percosius, king of Cyzicus
Percote:a Trojan town on the coast of Mysia, Bourgas
Percotius:de Percoté
Perdicca:Perdiccas, a Macedonian general under Alexander the Great
Perdicensis:de Perdice
Perdices:ville de la Mauritanie Césarienne
Perdix2:the nephew of Dœdalus
Perennis2:nom d'un favori de Commode
Perfica2:the finishing, completing goddess, she that perfects
Pergamena:-I. parchment -II. the country about Pergamum
Pergamina:parchment
Pergamis:a city in Epirus
Pergamos:Pergame [forteresse de Troie, et par ext., Troie], v. Troja
!Pergamus:Pergame [forteresse de Troie, et par ext., Troie], v. Troja
Perge:v. Perga
Pergensis:de Perga
Pergeus:de Perga
Pergus:a lake in Sicily, near the city of Enna, where Pluto is said to have carried off Proserpine, Lago Pergusa
Perialogos:The Very Unreasonable, the title of a work by Orbilius
Periandrus:Périandre [roi de Corinthe, l'un des Sept Sages de la Grèce]
Periclymenus2:son of Neleus and brother of Nestor, one of the Argonauts, who had received from Neptune the power of changing his shape at pleasure
Periegesis:a leading round, a geographical description., the title of a poem by Avienus.
Perilla:a female proper name
Perillius:nom d'homme
Perimede:
Perimedeus:of or belonging to the sorceress Perimede, Perimedean, magical
Perimele:a nymph, daughter of Hippodamas, who was changed into the island of the same name
Perimelis:nymphe protectrice des brebis
Perimula:a promontory in India
Perinthia:la Périnthienne (comédie de Ménandre).
Perinthius:Perinthian, the Perinthian, a comedy in which one of the principal characters was a girl from Perinthus
!Perinthos:a city of Thrace, afterwards called, Erekli
Periocha:a summary, compendium
Peripateticus2:a disciple of the Peripatetic school
Periphetes:fils de Vulcain et d'Anticlée
Periphoretus:an epithet of Artemon
Perirrheusa:île de la mer Égée, en face de l'Ionie
Peristerides:îles de la mer Égée, près de Smyrne [îles des Colombes]
Perius:un des fils d'Égyptus
Perixyomenos:scraping himself (in the bath), the name of a statue by Antigonus
!Perixyomenus:le Périxyomène, celui qui se frotte dans le bain [titre d'une statue du sculpteur Antigone]
Permessis:f., Permessian
Permessius:Permessian
Perne:île près de Milet qui fut réunie au continent
Perniciacum:ville des Aduatuques
Pernonides:descended from a ham
Perolla:Pérolla (nom d'homme).
Perorsi:peuple de l'Afrique intérieure
Perperene:ville d'Éolide
Perpereni:habitants de Perpérène [en Mysie]
Perpetuus2:saint Perpétue [évêque de Tours]
Perra:ville de la Comagène
Perranthes:montagne voisine d'Ambracie
Perranthis:montagne voisine d'Ambracie
Perre:ville de la Comagène
Perrhaebi:a people of Thessaly about Tempe and Mount Olympus, the Perrhœbians
Perrhaebia:the country of the Perrhœbians, Perrhœbia
Persa2:-I. daughter of Oceanus, mother of Circe, Perses, Æetes, and Pasiphăe, by the Sungod -II. the name of a little dog
Persaea:Hécate [fille de Persès]
Persaepolis:a city of Persia, Istakhr
Persaeus:Persée [de Citium, philosophe, disciple de Zénon]
Persagadae:v. Pasargadae.
Perseia:fille de Persès [Hécate]
Perseius:of or belonging to Persa, Persean
Persia:Persian, a Persian woman
Persianus:of or belonging to the poet Persius, Persian
Persica:Persian history
Persice:a portico in Lacedœmon, built out of spoils taken from the Persians, a gallery in Brutus's country-seat
Persice2:in Persian
Persicianus:de Paulus Fabius Persicus [consul l'an 34 ap. J.-C.]
Persicum:a peach
Pertica2:surnom romain
Pertinax2:Helvius Pertinax, empereur romain
Pertunda:the goddess that presides over the loss of virginity
Peruincus:Achiever, a Roman surname
Perusini:the Perusians
Pescennianus:de Pescennius [Niger]
Pescennina:nom de femme
Pescennius:name of a Roman gens
Pesinus:acc. masc., a very ancient town in Galatia, on the borders of Phrygia Major, celebrated for its worship of Cybele;, Bala Hissar
Pessinuntica:Cybele
Pessinunticus:Pessinuntic; as subst.
Pestici:peuple scythe
Peta:the goddess of praying, entreaty
Petelinus:Petelian
Petellia:A very ancient town in the Bruttian territory, north of Croton, colonized by Lucanians, Strongoli
Petellinus:Petelian
Petenisca:ville d'Helvétie
Peteon:a town in Bœotia
Petesuchus:nom d'un ancien roi d'Égypte
Peticus:Sulpicius Péticus, consul
Petidius:nom d'homme
Petilia:A very ancient town in the Bruttian territory, north of Croton, colonized by Lucanians, Strongoli
Petiliana:ville de Sicile
Petilianus:Petilian, the villa of a certain Petilius
Petilius2:of or belonging to a Petilius, Petilian
Petillianus:de Pétillius [un inconnu]
Petillius:de Pétilius
Petina:Ælia, a wife of the emperor Claudius, whom he divorced before marrying Messalina
Petisius:Petisian
Petitarus:rivière d'Étolie
Petouio:a city in Pannonia, Pettau
Petra2:the name of several cities.
Petra3:a Roman proper name
Petraea:l'Arabie Pétrée
Petrenses:the inhabitants of the city of Petra, in Sicily
Petreus:Petrean, of rock, stone, pertaining to the Apostle Peter
Petrichus:nom d'un poète grec
Petro:a Roman surname
Petrocori:les Pétrocoriens (peuple d'Aquitaine, dans le Périgord).
Petromantalum:ville entre Rotomagus et Lutèce
Petronianus:of or belonging to a Petronius, Petronian
Petronius2:of or belonging to a Petronius, Petronian
Petrus:saint Pierre, surnommé Céphas, le prince des Apôtres, appelé primitivement Simon
Pettalus:the mythic name of a hero who sought to attack Perseus at the court of Cepheus
Petulantes:corps d'auxiliaires dans les armées impériales
Peucalei:peuple d'Asie, sur les bords du Gange
Peucanei:peuple d'Asie, sur les bords du Gange
Peuce2:The name of an island in the Danube
Peuceni:habitants des bouches de l'Ister
Peucetia:a region in Apulia
Peucetii:peuple de Liburnie ou d'Illyrie
Peucetius:Peucetian
Peucolis:ville de la Gédrosie
Peucolitae:habitants de Peucolis
Pexsa:a Roman cognomen
Pexsus:
Phacelinus:of or belonging to the Taurian Diana
Phacelitis:of or belonging to the Taurian Diana
Phacium:ville de Thessalie
Phacus:a fortified place near Pella in Macedonia, where the treasury of the Macedonian kings was kept
Phacusa:une des Sporades
Phacussa:une des Sporades
Phaeacis:-I. a poem on the sojourn of Ulysses in Phœacia -II. adj. Phœacian
Phaeacis2:Phœacian
Phaedimianus:de Phédime
Phaedimus:Phédime [un des fils d'Amphion et de Niobé]
Phaedo:a disciple of Socrates and friend of Plato, after whom Plato has named his dialogue on the immortality of the soul
Phaedrias:a male proper name
Phaenagora:île du Pont-Euxin
Phaenagore:île du Pont-Euxin
Phaeneas:chef des Étoliens
Phaenon:the planet Saturn
Phaeocomes:nom d'un Centaure
Phaestias:a female inhabitant of Phœstum, a Phœstian
Phaestius:of or belonging to Phœstum, Phœstian
Phaestum:A town of Crete, near Cortyna, founded by Minos
Phaeteus:de Phaéton
Phaethentis:subst., a Phaëthontiad, a sister of Phaëthon, of or belonging to Phaëthon, Phaëthontian, amber
Phaethonteus:
Phaethontiades:les soeurs de Phaéton [changées en aunes ou en peupliers]
Phaethontias:a Phaëthontiad, a sister of Phaëthon.
Phaethontius:
Phaethusa:a sister of Phaëthon
Phaetias:adj. f., de Phaéton
Phaetis:de Phaéton / d'ambre jaune
Phaetius:de Phaéton, du soleil
Phagita:a Roman surname
Phago2:nom d'h.
Phalacrina:a town in the Sabine territory, the birthplace of the emperor Vespasian
Phalacrine:bourg des Sabins, patrie de Vespasien
Phalacrum:promontoire de Corcyre
Phalaecus:an ancient Greek poet, from whom a kind of verse is named, hendecasyllabic
Phalanna:ville de la Pélasgiotide
Phalannaeus:of or belonging to Phalanna, a city of Thessaly, Phalannœan
Phalanteus:Phalantean
Phalanthum:poetic name for the city of Tarentum
Phalantinus:Phalantine, Tarentine
Phalantus:a Spartan who emigrated to Italy and there founded Tarentum
Phalara:a harbor of Phthiotis, in Thessaly, on the, Stillida
Phalasarna:ville de Crète
Phalasarneus:of or belonging to the Cretan city of Phalasarne, Phalasarnean
Phalasia:promontoire de l'Eubée
Phalericus:Phalerian
Phalerion:nom d'un peintre
Phaleron:Phalère (ancien port d'Athènes).
Phalerum:the oldest harbor of Athens, connected with the city by a long wall, with a demos of the same name belonging to it
Phalerus:nom de guerrier
Phalesina:ville de Thrace
Phaleucius:
Phalisci:
Phaliscus:poète grec, inventeur d'un mètre qui porte son nom
Phalliges:peuple de l'Éthiopie
Phaloria:ville de Thessalie
Phamea:nom d'homme
Phanae:a harbor and promontory in the isle of Chios, noted, for its wine
Phanagoria:ville d'Asie, sur le Bosphore
Phania:nom d'un physicien de Lesbos
Phanias:nom d'un physicien de Lesbos
Phanium:nom grec de femme
Phanocrates:nom d'homme
Phanoria:place forte du Pont
Phanote:place forte de l'Épire, la même que Panope
Phanotea:the name of several cities.
Phantasos:a son of Somnus
Phaon:A youth of Lesbos beloved by Sappho without return
Phaon2:a freedman of the emperor Nero
Pharae:ville de l'île de Crète
Pharaeus:of or belonging to the city of Pharœ, Pharœan
Pharan:ind., montagne et ville entre l'Égypte et l'Arabie
Pharao:Pharaoh, the title of the Egyptian kings
Pharaon:Pharaon [roi d'Égypte, qui poursuivit les Hébreux fuyant sous la conduite de Moïse, et périt englouti dans la mer Rouge]
Pharathon:ville de Palestine
Pharathonites:habitant de Pharathon
Pharbaethos:ville de l'Égypte
Pharia:Isis
Phariacus:de Pharos, d'Égypte
Pharis:a city in Messenia, afterwards called
Pharisaei:the Pharisees
Pharisaeus:Pharisœan; subst. m. a Pharisee, a member of the Jewish sect
Pharisaeus2:a Pharisee, a member of the Jewish sect
Pharisaicus:Pharisaic
Pharmacusa:an island of the Ægean Sea, south-west from Miletus, where Cœsar was taken by pirates, Farmako
Pharnacea:ville du Pont
Pharnaces2:peuple fabuleux d'Égypte
Pharnacia:ville du Pont
Pharnacias:fleuve de Bithynie
Pharnacotis:fleuve de l'Ariane
Pharnutis:fleuve de Bithynie
Pharsalos:a city in Thessaly, where Cœsar defeated Pompey, Fersala
!Pharsalus:a city in Thessaly, where Cœsar defeated Pompey, Fersala
Pharus:An island near Alexandria, in Egypt, where King Ptolemy Philadelphus built a famous light-house, hence called, Faro
Pharus2:nom de guerrier
Pharusii:Pharusiens [peuple de Mauritanie]
Phasania:v. Phazania.
Phascelitis:of or belonging to the Taurian Diana
Phase:the Passover
Phaselinus:de Phasélis [en Judée]
Phaselitae:the inhabitants of Phaselis, the Phaselians, gen.
Phaselus:nom d'h.
Phasianus:of or belonging to the Phasis, Phasian
Phasis3:nom d'h.
Phatnae:the Cribs, the space between two stars in the constellation Cancer
Phatne:v. praesepia] : Cic. d.
Phausia:lieu près de Rhodes
Phazania:canton de la Cyrénaïque
Pheate:île près d'Éphèse
Pheca:ville de Thessalie
Phecadum:ville de Thessalie, peut-être la même que Pheca
Phecadus:ville de Thessalie, peut-être la même que Pheca
Phegea:Phégée [fille de Priam]
Phegeius:of or belonging to Phegeus, Phegean
Phegis:daughter of Phegeus, Alphesibœa; acc.
Phellus:ville de Lycie
Phellusa:île près de Lesbos
Phemonoe:a daughter of Apollo, priestess at Delphi, a prophetess
Pheneatae:the inhabitants of Pheneüs, the Pheneans
!Pheneos:a town of Arcadia, with a lake of the same name, the fabled Stygian waters
Pherae:the name of several cities;
Pheraei:A city in Messenia, a colony of Sparta, Kalamata
Pheraeus2:Alexandre, tyran de Phères
Phereclus:Ov. Phéréclus (charpentier qui construisit le vaisseau sur lequel Pâris enleva Hélène).
Pherecrates:Phérécrate [poète comique d'Athènes, inventeur d'un mètre qui porte son nom] / vieillard de Phthie, introduit par Dicéarque dans un de ses dialogues
Pherecratius:of or belonging to the Grecian poet Pherecrates, Pherecratian, in carm.
Pherecyadae:the inhabitants of Naples, the Neapolitans;
Pherecydes:A celebrated philosopher from Syros, an instructor of Pythagoras
Pherecydeus:of or belonging to Pherecydes, Pherecydean
Pheres:the name of a Trojan; acc.
Pheretiadae:the inhabitants of Naples, the Neapolitans;
Pheretus:son of Jason and Medea
Pherezaei:Phérézéens [peuple de la terre de Chanaan] ; au sing. Pherezaeus
Pherezaeus:des Phérézéens
Pherinium:place forte de la Thessalie
Pherinum:a castle in Thessaly
Pherusa:nom d'une des Heures
Phiala2:nom de femme / nom d'une source du Nil / lieu près de Memphis
Phicores:peuple d'Asie, sur les bords du Tanaïs
Phidippides:a famous courier at Athens
Phidon:a descendant of Hercules, to whom is attributed the invention of weights and measures
Phigellus:nom d'homme
Phila:île près d'Antibes / ville de la Narbonnaise / ville de Macédoine
Philacaei:v. Phylacaei.
Philadelphia:an important city of Lydia, the town and ruins of Allasher
Philae:a small island in the Nile, south of Elephantine, with a city of the same name, Jeziret Anas-el-Wojond
Philaenis:nom de femme
Philaenus:nom d'homme
Philagrius:Philagre. - 1 - Amm. secrétaire de Julien. - 2 - Sid. littérateur, ami de Sidoine.
Philammon:son of Apollo, a celebrated singer
Philarchus:Philarque (nom d'homme).
Philea:une des filles de Danaüs
Phileae:ville de Thrace
Phileas:géographe grec / ambassadeur tarentin envoyé à Rome
Philebus:Apul. Philèbe (nom propre grec).
Philematium:Plaut. Philématie (nom d'une courtisane).
Philematius:nom d'homme
Philemenus:Tarentin, qui livra sa patrie à Annibal
Philemo:A Greek comic poet, a native of Soli, in Cilicia, and a contemporary of Menander
Philemon:A Greek comic poet, a native of Soli, in Cilicia, and a contemporary of Menander
Philenium:Plaut. Philénie (nom d'une courtisane).
Philenius:nom d'un historien grec.
Philesius:surnom d'Apollon
Philetaerus:frère d'Eumène
Philetaeus:de Philétas
Philetas:a Greek elegiac poet of Cos, an instructor of Ptolemy Philadelphus
Phileteriae:ville sur la mer Rouge
Philetes:nom d'un ami de Phèdre
Phileteus:of or belonging to Philetas, Philetean
Philetos:nom d'homme
!Philetus:nom d'homme
Philimatius:v. Phile-.
Philios:île d'Ionie
Philippeum:a gold coin struck by Philip
Philippianus:Philippian
Philippica:
Philippides:a famous courier at Athens
Philippius:belonging to Philip, king of Macedonia, Philippian
Philippopolis:A city of Thrace on the Hebrus, Philippopoli
Philiscum:ville des Parthes, sur l'Euphrate
Philiscus:poète tragique grec / auteur qui a écrit sur les abeilles / nom d'un peintre de Rhodes
Philistaea:the southwestern portion of Canaan, Philistia;, another name for Palœstina
Philistaei:sing. Philistaeus
Philistaeus:a Philistine
Philisthaea:the southwestern portion of Canaan, Philistia;, another name for Palœstina
Philisthaeus:a Philistine
Philisthiim:the Philistines, the original inhabitants of Palestine
Philistiim:c. Philistaei
Philistini:les Philistins, peuple de Palestine
Philistinus:the Philistine Fosses
Philistio:lieutenant d'Épicyde, fut tué à Syracuse / nom d'un médecin célèbre / nom d'un mimographe
Philistion:A celebrated physician
Philistus:a historian in Syracuse in the reign of the tyrant Dionysius, an imitator of Thucydides
Philocalia2:ville fortifiée du Pont
Philochares2:nom d'un peintre
Philocharis:Liv. Philocharis (nom d'un Tarentin).
Philochorus:nom d'un historien grec
Philocles:peintre égyptien inventeur du dessin linéaire / général athénien dans la guerre du Péloponnèse / lieutenant de Philippe
Philocomasium:the name of a girl
Philoctetaeus:of or belonging to Philoctetes, Philoctetœan
Philogenes:nom d'homme
Philogeus:Philogée [un des chevaux du Soleil]
Philogonus:nom d'homme
Philolaches:Plaut. personnage comique.
Philolaus:a Pythagorean philosopher of Croton, a disciple of Archytas
Philomedes:nom d'homme
Philomelenses:the inhabitants of Philomelium, the Philomelians
Philomelus:nom d'homme
Philometor:an appellation of Attalus, king of Pergamus; and also of the sixth Ptolemy of Egypt, on account of his love for his mother Cleopatra, who had ruled the kingdom well during his minority
Philomusus:nom d'homme
Philon:I. An Academic philosopher of Athens, teacher of Cicero II. A celebrated architect in Athens III. A Greek physician, a native of Tarsus, the inventor of an eye-salve IV. A Roman surname: Q. Publicius Philo, consul
Philonianus:of Philo
Philonicus:nom grec
Philonides:Plaute
Philonis:Philonis. - 1 - Hyg. femme d'Hespérus, mère de Céyx. - 2 - Hyg. mère de Philammon.
Philonium:A Greek physician, a native of Tarsus, the inventor of an eye-salve
Philopater:a Roman surname
Philopoemen:a celebrated general of the Achœan, league
Philorhomaeus:friend, lover of the Romans, a title given to Ariobarzanes, king of Cappadocia
Philoromaeus:ami des Romains
Philos:v. Philios.
Philosophiana:ville de Sicile, aux sources du Géla
Philostephanus:nom d'un écrivain, ami de Callimaque
Philostratus:chef des Épirotes / nom d'homme
Philotes:son of Pœas of Thessaly, celebrated as an archer, a companion of Hercules, who at his death gave him the poisoned arrows without which Troy could not be taken. On account of the stench proceeding from his wounded foot, he was left by the Greeks on the isle of Lemnos, but was afterwards taken by Ulysses to Troy, where Machaon healed his wound, and he slew Paris
Philotimus:affranchi de Cicéron
Philotium:nom de femme d.
Philtera:Ter. Philtéra (nom de femme).
Philtere:nom de femme
Philto:vieillard de comédie
Philyra2:a nymph, daughter of Oceanus, who bore to Saturn the Centaur Chiron, and was changed into a linden-tree
Philyres:scythe
Philyreus:Philyrean
Philyrides:Chiron, the son of Philyra
Phinopolis:ville de Thrace, près du Pont-Euxin
Phintia:a city in Sicily, Alicata, Licata
Phintia2:célèbre par son amitié pour Damon
Phintienses:the inhabitants of Phintia, the Phintians
Phintonia:c. Phintonis insula
Phisadie:soeur de Pirithoüs
Phison:et qqf
Phisonus:un des quatre grands fleuves du paradis terrestre
Phitonia:c. Phintonis insula
Phlegeteus:du Phlégéthon
Phlegethonteus:Phlegethontian
Phlegethontis:Phlegethontian
Phlegon:one of the four horses of the sun
Phlegraeos:one of the Centaurs
!Phlegraeus2:one of the Centaurs
Phlegyae:a predatory people from Thrace, Thessaly, who destroyed the temple at Delphi
Phlias:fils de Bacchus, un des Argonautes
Phliasii:the Phliasians
Phliasius:of or belonging to Phlius, Phliasian, Plur. subst.
Phliuntii:habitants de Phlionte
Phlius:a city of Peloponnesus, between Sicyon and Argolis, at the sources of the Æsopus, Polyfengo
Phlogis:nom de femme
Phlogius:nom de guerrier
Phlygone:ville de Béotie
Phobetor:son of Morpheus
Phoca2:petit-fils de Céphise, changé en phoque
Phocaeenses:the Phocœans
Phocaeensis:Phocœan, plur. subst.
Phocaicus:-I. Phocœan -II. Phocian
Phocais:Phocéenne, de Marseille
Phocas:grammairien latin
Phoce:île voisine de l'île de Crète
Phocenses:the inhabitants of Phocœa, the Phocœans
Phocion:an Athenian general, a contemporary of Demosthenes, whose life is written by Nepos.
Phoda:ville de l'Arabie Heureuse
Phoeba:nom de femme
Phoebeum:a temple of Phœbus, from which a place near Sparta received its name
Phoebidas:nom d'un général lacédémonien
Phoenica:Phœnicia, a country of Syria, especially celebrated for the purple which came from there;
Phoeniceus2:Phénicien, de Phénicie.
Phoenicia:c. Phoenice
Phoenicias:the south-south-east wind
Phoenicium2:nom de femme
Phoenicius:Phœnician
Phoenico:ville de la Haute Égypte
Phoenicus:port d'Ionie / port de Lycie
Phoenicusa:one of the Æolian islands, Filicuri
Phoenicussa:one of the Æolian islands, Filicuri
Pholegandros:une des Sporades
!Pholegandrus:une des Sporades
Pholoeticus:du mont Pholoé
Phonolenides:son of Phonolenus, a Lapitha
Phorcis:a female descendant of Phorcus
Phorcyn:son of Neptune, father of Medusa and the other Gorgons, and of the Grœœ, who was changed after death into a sea-god
Phorcynis:the daughter of Phorcus, Medu-
Phorcys:a female descendant of Phorcus
Phorcys2:son of Neptune, father of Medusa and the other Gorgons, and of the Grœœ, who was changed after death into a sea-god
Phoroneus:Phoronean, Argive
Phoroneus2:son of Inachus, king of Argos, and brother of Io
Phoronis2:Phoronean, Argive
Phorontis:ville de Carie
Phosphorus:The morning-star
Photiniani:les sectateurs de Photin / saint Photin [appelé communt saint Pothin], martyr à Lyon
Photinus:a male proper name., the bishop of Sirmium, founder of a Christian sect, the adherents of which are called
Phradmon:a celebrated statuary of Argos
Phragandae:a city in Thrace
Phrahates:the name of several kings of Parthia
Phrigianus:c. Phrygianus - voir Phrygia .
Phrixianae:
Phrixianus:c. Phrygianus - voir Phrygia .
Phrixus:son of Athamas and Nephele, and brother of Helle, with whom he fled to Colchis on a ram with a golden fleece; he there sacrificed the ram, and hung up its golden fleece in the grove of Ares, whence it was afterwards brought back to Greece by Jason and the Argonauts, Com.
Phronesium:nom de femme
Phrontis:fils de Phrixus
Phryges:the Phrygians, a people of Asia Minor, noted among the ancients for their indolence and stupidity, and also for their skill in embroidering in gold, Æneas, Marsyas, a priest of Cybele
Phrygiae:Phrygiennes, Troyennes
Phrygianus:brodé en or
Phrygiscus:Phrygian
Phryna:c. Phryne
Phrystimus:fleuve de Perse
Phryxelon:ville de Macédoine
Phryxeus:v. Phrixeus.
Phryxus:son of Athamas and Nephele, and brother of Helle, with whom he fled to Colchis on a ram with a golden fleece; he there sacrificed the ram, and hung up its golden fleece in the grove of Ares, whence it was afterwards brought back to Greece by Jason and the Argonauts, Com.
Phthias:a Phthian woman
Phthiota:
Phthiotae:habitants de Phthie ou de la Phthiotide
Phthiotes:a Phthiote, the Phthiotes
Phthioticus:of Phthiotis, Phthiotian, Thessalian
Phthiotis:Phthiotis, a district of Thessaly, in which Phthia lay
Phthirophagi:a people of Sarmatia
Phyaces:a king of the Getœ
Phycari:peuple d'Asie, près du mont Caucase
Phycus:a promontory in Cyrene, Ras-Sem, ElRazat
Phygela:c. Pygela
Phylacae:v. Phylace.
Phylacaei:the Phylacians
Phylace:A city of Thessaly, where Protesilaus reigned;, Ghidek
Phylaceis:-I. adj. f., Phylacian, Subst. -II. Laodamia, wife of Protesilaus
Phylaceius:Phylacian
Phylacies:subst. f. = Laodamie
Phylacus:fondateur de Phylacé
Phyle:a castle in Attica
Phyllacides:Phylacides, Protesilaus
Phylleus:nom de guerrier
Phyllos:a region in Arcadia
Phyrites:fleuve d'Ionie
Physcon:an epithet of Ptolemy Euergetes II. of Egypt
Phytria:ville de la Grande Phrygie
Picanus:a mountain in the territory of the Picentines
Picens:of or belonging to Picenum, Picene, plur. subst.
Picens2:un Picentin
Picentia:a city in Campania, south-east of Salernum, Vicenza
Pici:peuple du Palus-Méotide
Pictaua:the capital of the Pictavi, Poictiers
Pictaui:a later appellation of the
Pictauicus:Pictavian
Pictauus:capitale des Pictaves
Picti:a people of Britain, the Picts, ancient Caledonians
Pictonicus:Pictonic
Pictor2:a surname in the
Picumnus:dieux des nouveau-nés
Pidaras:rivière de Thrace
Pide:ville d'Éthiopie
Pidibotae:peuple d'Égypte ou d'Éthiopie
Pidossus:île voisine de la Carie
Pientius:nom de deux évêques
Pieres:Plin. habitants de la Piérie.
Pieriae:the Muses
Piericus:Pierian
Pieros:King of Emathia, who gave to his daughters the names of the nine Muses
!Pierus:King of Emathia, who gave to his daughters the names of the nine Muses
Pilia:femme d'Atticus
Pilus3:a Roman surname, a consul
Pimpla:v. Pimpleus.
Pimplea:source de la Piérie, qui était consacrée aux Muses / Muse
Pimpleis:f., of or belonging to Pimpla, Litokhoro, Pimplean;
Pimpleus:Pimplean, sacred to the Muses
Pimpliades:c. Pimpleides
Pimplias:a Pimpliad, a Muse
Pinara:île en face de l'Étolie / ville de Lycie, sur le Xanthe
Pinare:ville de Cilicie
Pinarii:ancienne famille du Latium, consacrée au culte d'Hercule
Pincensis:de Pincum
Pincianus:of or belonging to the, Pincian
Pincius:the name of a Roman gens, the eighth hill of Rome, situate outside the city, but enclosed by the Aurelian wall;, Monte Pincio.
Pincum:ville de Mésie
Pindareus:Pindaric
Pindaricos:adv., à la manière de Pindare / nom d'esclave / autre pers.
Pindasus:montagne de la Troade
Pindenissae:the inhabitants of Pindenissus
Pindenissitae:habitants de Pindénissus
Pindenissum:a fortified town in Cilicia, taken by Cicero
Pindenissus:a fortified town in Cilicia, taken by Cicero
Pindicitora:ville d'Égypte ou d'Éthiopie
Pindis:ville située sur le Nil
Pineus2:roi d'Illyrie
Pingus:fleuve de Mésie
Pinneus:roi d'Illyrie
Pinpedunni:peuple d'Aquitaine
Pinus2:surnom romain ; nott Cornélius Pinus, peintre du temps de Vespasien
Pion:montagne près d'Éphèse
Pioniae:ville de Mysie
Pionitae:habitants de Pionie
Pipara:nom de la mère du second Gallien
Piplea:
Pipleis:f., of or belonging to Pimpla, Litokhoro, Pimplean;
Piquentes:habitants de Piquentum [ville d'Istrie]
Piquentini:habitants de Piquentum [ville d'Istrie]
Piraceus:
Pirae:ancienne ville du Latium
Piraeeus:the port of Athens
Piraeus:of or belonging to the Pirœus, Pirœan
Pirena:Pirène [fontaine de Corinthe, consacrée aux Muses]
Pirenaeus:v. Pyrenaeus.
Pirenis:of or belonging to Pirene, Pirenian
Pirina:ville de Sicile
Pirisabora:ville de la Babylonie
Pisaea:Hippodamia
Pisandros:Pisandre [poète épique de Rhodes] / un des prétendants de Pénélope / un Athénien / un Lacédémonien
!Pisandrus:Pisandre [poète épique de Rhodes] / un des prétendants de Pénélope / un Athénien / un Lacédémonien
Pisani:the Pisans
Pisas:Pisatic, Pisan
Pisatilis:born at Pisa
Pisaurenses:the Pisaurians
Pisaurensis:Pisaurian
Pisaurius:name of a slave liberated by the city of Pisaurum
Pisaurum:a city of Umbria, at the mouth of the Pisaurus, Pesaro
Pisaurus:rivière du Picénum
Piscenae:ville de la Narbonnaise [auj. Pézenas]
Pisciculus2:a Roman surname
Piscinae:ville de la Narbonnaise [auj. Pézenas]
Pisenor:nom d'homme
Pisida:a Pisidian;
Pisidicus:Pisidian
Pisinuus:an ancient town in Galatia
Pisistratidae:the Pisistratidœ, Hippias and Hipparchus, sons of Pisistratus
Pisitheus:médecin de Marc Aurèle
Pisuetae:habitants de Pisua [ville de Carie]
Pitaium:ville de Carie
Pitana:ville d'Étolie, en Asie Mineure / ville de Laconie
Pitanaeus:of Pitane, Pitanean
Pitane:A city on the Æolic coast of Asia Minor, Sandarlik
Pitara:ville d'Éthiopie
Pitharatus:Pitharatus (un archonte d'Athènes).
Pithecusa:l'île ou les îles Pithécuses [en face de Naples]
Pithecusae:an island, the western and larger of two islands;, in the Tyrrhenian Sea, not far from Cumœ, Ischia
Pitholaus:nom d'h.
Pitholeo:Pitholéon [mauvais poète de Rhodes]
Pitholeon:Pitholéon [mauvais poète de Rhodes]
Pitinas:de Pitinum / subst. m. pl. habitants de Pitinum
Pitinates:habitants de Pitinum
Pitinum:ville d'Italie, chez les Vestini / deux villes de l'Ombrie
Pitonia:nom de la source de l'eau Marcia
Pittacus:one of the seven wise men of Greece, from Mitylene, in Lesbos
Pittheus:of or belonging to Pittheus, Pitthean
Pittheus2:king of Trœzen, son of Pelops, and father of Æthra, the mother of Theseus
Pitulanus:de Pitulum / habitants de Pitulum
Pitulum:nom de deux villes d'Ombrie
Pityodes:île de la Propontide
Pityonesos:île du golfe Saronique
Pityus:Pityonte, ville de Colchide
Pityusa2:nom donné à différentes îles [entre autres à Chio]
Pityussae:les îles Pityuses, dans la Méditerranée [près de l'Espagne]
Placia:ville de la Mysie / ville de la Sarmatie d'Europe
Placideianus:v. Pacid-
Placideianus2:Pacidéianus (un gladiateur célèbre).
Placidia:Galla Placidia, fille de Théodose le Grand
Placidina:nom de femme
Placidinus:nom d'homme
Plaetorianus:of or belonging to a Plœtorius, Plœtorian
Plagiaria2:ville d'Hispanie
Plagiosippus:Beater, Bruiser
Plagioxippus:Beater, Bruiser
Planaria:an island in the Tyrrhenian Sea, near Elba
Planciades:surnom du grammairien Fulgence
Plancianus:Plancian, who had a shrine in the house of the Planci
Planctae:plusieurs îles du Pont-Euxin
Plangenses:habitants de Planga [ville d'Ombrie]
Planinenses:habitants de Planinum
Planinum:ville du Picénum
Plantanistum:ville de Pamphylie
Plataeenses:the inhabitants of Platœa, the Platœans
Plataeeus:of or belonging to Platœa, Platœan
Platage:ancien nom de l'île d'Amorgos, une des Cyclades
Plataicus:de Platées
Plataneus:rivière de Bithynie
Platanistum:v. Plantanistum.
Plate:Platé [île voisine de la Troade]
Plateae:nom de deux îles, près de la Troade
Plateis:île près de Trézène
Platiae:nom de deux îles, près de la Troade
Platonitas:l'ensemble des traits qui constituent Platon, platonisme
Plauis:fleuve des Vénètes [auj. Piave]
Plautianus:Plautian
Plautinotatus:tout à fait digne de Plaute
Pleias:One of the Seven Stars, a Pleiad;, the constellation of the Seven Stars, the Pleiades, Pleiads, the seven daughters of Atlas and Pleione
Pleias2:One of the Seven Stars, a Pleiad;, the constellation of the Seven Stars, the Pleiades, Pleiads, the seven daughters of Atlas and Pleione
Pleminius:nom d'une famille romaine
Plemmyrium:a promontory of Sicily, near Syracuse, Punta di Gigante
Plemyrium:promontoire voisin de Syracuse
Plenius:nom d'homme
Plestina:a town of the Marsi
Plestini:habitants d'une ville de l'Ombrie  ou Plestina)
Pleumosii:a people of Belgic Gaul
Pleuronia:Ætolia, that part of Ætolia in which Pleuron is situated
Pleuronius:of or belonging to Pleuron, Pleuronian
Plexippus:One of the fifty sons of Ægyptus
Pliades:les Pléiades [sept filles d'Atlas et de Pléioné, changées en une constellation] / orage, tempête
Plinianus:de Pline [personnage inconnu]
Plinta:nom d'homme
Plintha:nom d'homme
Plinthius:fils d'Athamas
Plisthenicus:d'Agamemnon [fils de Plisthène]
Plisthenides:a male descendant of Plisthenes, a Plisthenide, Menelaus
Plistia:a city of the Samnites
Plistica:v. du Samnium
Plistonices:an epithet of Apion the grammarian
Plistonicus:nom d'un médecin grec
Plitaniae:nom de deux îles en face de la Troade
Plitendum:a town of Asia
Plocium:titre d'une comédie de Cécilius, traduite de Ménandre
Plotae:an ancient name of the Strophades
Plotianus:Plautian
Plotinopolis:ville de Thrace, sur l'Hèbre
Plotinus:a famous philosopher of the Eclectic school, who flourished in the third century
Pluto:the king of the Lower World, the husband of Proserpine, and brother of Jupiter and Neptune, Acc.
Plutonia:a pestilential district in Asia
Plutus:Plutus, the god of riches
Pluuialia:one of the Fortunate Isles
Pneumatomachi:a sect of heretics
Podalia:ville de Lycie
Podarce:une des Harpies
Podarces:fils d'Iphiclus
Podasimus:un des fils d'Égyptus
Poeantiades:the son of Pœas, Philoctetes
Poeantius2:Philoctète
Poecile:The picture-gallery, a celebrated hall, portico in the market-place at Athens
Poediculi:v. Pediculi.
Poeeessa:An ancient name of the island of Rhodes
Poeessa:An ancient name of the island of Rhodes
Poemaneni:peuple de Mysie
Poemenis:the name of a dog
Poenice:Phœnicia, a country of Syria, especially celebrated for the purple which came from there;
Poenice2:in the Punic, Carthaginian manner, language
Poeniceus2:c. Puniceus // v. Phoeniceus.
Poenulus:The Young Carthaginian
Poetelius:name of a Roman gens
Poetneum:a fortress of Athamania
Pogonus:a harbor in Argolis
Pola:a maritime town of Istria
Polemoneus:Polemonian
Polemoniacus:de Polémon [le roi]
Polemus:Polème (nom d'homme).
Polensis:de Pola.
Polentia:A city in Picenum, Monte Moline
Polentinus:
Polichnaei:habitants de Polichné, ville de la Troade
Polio2:I. a Roman surname. II. the name of a music-teacher
Polis:v. Pollis 2.
Politice:canton de l'Éolide, le même que Aphrodisias
Politicus2:nom d'homme
Politorium:a town of Latium, La Giostra
Polla:a female proper name.
Pollentini:the Pollentians
Pollentinus:
Pollex2:the name of a slave of Cicero
Pollius:
Pollupice:ville de Ligurie
Polluscini:v. Polusca.
Polusca:a small and very ancient town in Latium
Poluscini:habitants de Polusca
Polyaegos:an island of the Ægean Sea
Polyaratus:chef des Rhodiens
Polybe:one of the fifty daughters of Danaüs
Polybetes:nom d'homme
Polycarpus:saint Polycarpe [disciple de saint Jean]
Polycharmus:sculpteur / nom d'homme
Polycles:nom de deux statuaires
Polycleteus:Polycletean
Polycliteus:de Polyclète
Polycrates:a prince of Samos, and friend of Amasis, celebrated for his good fortune, but at last crucified by the Persian governor Orœtes, ext.
Polycratia:wife of the Achœan chief Aratus
Polydaemon:a descendant of Semiramis, slain by Perseus
Polydamanteus:of or belonging to Polydamas
Polydecta:a king of Seriphus, who brought up Perseus
Polydectes:a king of Seriphus, who brought up Perseus
Polydector:one of the fifty sons of Ægyptus
Polydeuces:nom d'un statuaire qui avait travaillé aux constructions du Palatin, à Rome
Polydora:une des Amazones / île de la Propontide
Polydoreus:of Polydorus, Polydorean
Polygiton:nom d'homme
Polygium:petite ville sur la côte de la Narbonnaise
Polygnotus:a celebrated Grecian painter and statuary of Thasus, contemporary with Socrates
Polyhistor:The title of the natural history written by C. Julius Solinus.
Polyidus:a soothsayer, native of Corinth
Polymachaeroplagides:a fictitious name of a soldier
Polymedia:ville de Mysie
Polymetra:nom d'un poème de Laevius
Polymnestor:a king of Thrace, the husband of Ilione, daughter of Priam; he killed his brotherin-law, who had been intrusted to his charge
Polymnia:one of the Muses
Polynices:son of Œdipus and Jocasta, brother of Eteocles, and son-in-law of Adrastus
Polyperchon:général d'Alexandre le Grand
!Polyphemos:The one-eyed Cyclops in Sicily, son of Neptune, who was blinded by Ulysses
Polyphontes:Polyphonte [roi de Messénie, tua le fils de Cresphonte, et épousa Mérope, mère de sa victime]
Polypoetes:fils de Pirithoüs, un des prétendants d'Hélène
Polyrrhenium:ville de Crète
Polyrrhenum:ville de Crète
Polytelia:ville de Mésopotamie
Polytimus:nom d'homme
Pomanus:fleuve de l'Inde, en deçà du Gange
Pomona:The goddess of fruit and fruit-trees, Pomona
Pomonal:temple de Pomone
Pomonalis:of or belonging to Pomona, Pomonal
Pompeia:Pompéia [fille du Grand Pompée, femme de Sylla Faustus] / femme divorcée de Jules César / femme de Vatinius / Pompéia Macrina, mise à mort par Tibère / Pompéia Paulina, femme de Sénèque le philosophe
Pompeia2:name of a Roman gens, the triumvir, fem., his sister
Pompeiani2:-I. the inhabitants of Pompeii, the Pompeians -II. the adherents, soldiers of Pompey, Pompey's party, Pompey's troops
Pompeii:Pompéi [ville maritime de Campanie, ensevelie par le Vésuve en l'an 79 après J.-C]
Pompeii2:a maritime city in the south of Campania, overwhelmed, together with Herculaneum and Stabiœ, by an eruption of Vesuvius
Pompeiopolis2:A city of, Cilicia, formerly called Soli, Mezetli
Pompeius3:of or belonging to a Pompey, Pompeian
Pompeius4:name of a Roman gens
Pompeius5:of or belonging to a Pompey, Pompeian
Pompelonensis:habitants de Pompélona
Pompeum:a building at Athens
Pompilianus:Pompilian
Pompilla:nom de femme
Pompillus:nom d'un poète latin
Pomponianae:port de la Narbonnaise [sur la côte d'Hyères]
Pomptilla:nom de femme
Pomptinum:the Pomptine district
Pomtinus:Pontin (d'une contrée du Latium)
Poneropolis:ville de Thrace, au pied du Rhodope
Pontezinta:ville d'Afrique, près des Syrtes
Pontezita:ville d'Afrique, près des Syrtes
Pontiae:the group of little islands which includes Ponza
Pontiani:habitants de Pontia
Ponticum:the Black Sea
Pontificius2:nom d'un tribun de la plèbe
Pontilianus:nom d'h.
Pontinum:le pays Pontin (région marécageuse de la Campanie); les Marais Pontins.
Pontinus:Pomptine, an appellation given to a district in Latium, near Pometia, the extensive marshy district exposed to the inundations of the Amasenus and Ufens, the Pomptine, Pontine, Marshes
Popilia:the name of a Roman gens
Popilius2:of or belonging to a Popilius, Popilian
Popillia:the name of a Roman gens
Popillius:de Popilius
Popillius2:the name of a Roman gens
Poplicula:a surname of, and of his descendants
Poplifugia:a festival in memory of the people's flight to the rescue of the Latins
Popugia:a festival in memory of the people's flight to the rescue of the Latins
Populifugia:Populifugies, fête en mémoire d'une fuite du peuple, cf.
Populonienses:the inhabitants of Populonia, the Populonians
Populonii:a town on the coast of Etruria, Poplonia, Piombino.
Populonium:
Porcia:the name of a Roman gens
Porcina2:surnom d'aemilius Lepidus, orateur
Pordoselene:île de la mer Égée
Porius:nom d'homme
Porphyrio2:Porphyrion [un des géants] / nom d'un cocher / Pomponius Porphyrion ou Porfirion [le scholiaste d'Horace, 3e s. ap. J.-C.]
Porphyrione:île de la Propontide
Porphyris:île voisine de Gnide, la même que Nisyros / autre, la même que Cythère
Porphyrius:Porphyre [poète latin qui vivait sous Constantin]
Porsinna:roi de Clusium [Étrurie], fit la guerre à Rome pour rétablir les Tarquins
Portae:sert souvent à désigner un défilé (c. pylae)
Porthmos:a town of Eubœa
Portuensis:of or belonging to the port of Ostia, Portuensian, grain-measurers at the port of Ostia, granaries at the port of Ostia
Portumnalis:of or belonging to Portunus, Portunal
Portumnus:the protecting god of harbors, also called
Portunalia:the festival of Portunus, celebrated annually on the, th of August
Portunalis:of or belonging to Portunus, Portunal
Portunata:île voisine de la Liburnie
Posca2:a Roman surname
Posidea:Posidée [ville de l'Éolide]
Posideum:A promontory of Ionia
Posidianus:Posidian
Posidippus:Posidippe, nom d'homme
Posidium:c. Posideum
Posidonia:the Greek name of Pœstum
Posilla:nom de femme et nom d'homme
Posillus:nom de femme et nom d'homme
Posingae:peuple de l'Inde, en deçà du Gange
Posis:célèbre modeleur
Possis:célèbre modeleur
Posterior2:le second en parl. de deux
Posthumius:name of a Roman gens
Postumilla:nom de femme
Postuorta:a goddess presiding over childbirth, who was invoked when the child made a wrong presentation, a goddess presiding over the future
Postuota:an epithet of Venus
Potameis:
Potamides:nymphes des fleuves
Potamos:ancienne ville de l'Attique
Potentini:the inhabitants of Potentia, in Lucania
Potentinus:Potentian
Potentius:nom d'homme
Poteoli:v. Puteoli.
Pothos2:célèbre statue de Scopas, représentant le Désir
Potica:the goddess of drinking among children
Potidaea:a city of Pallene, afterwards called Cassandrea, Pinaka
Potidania:a town in Ætolia
Potimusa:île située sur les côtes d'Espagne
Potina:the goddess that presides over children's drinking
Potitii:nom d'une ancienne famille du Latium, consacrée au culte d'Hercule ainsi que les Pinarii
Potitius:de Potitius
Potniae:a village in Bœotia, on the Asopus, in whose neighborhood were pastures which made animals mad
Potua:the goddess of drinking
Potulanus:Potulan
Praecianus:sorte de poire
Praenestini:the inhabitants of Prœneste, the Prœnestines
Praesamarci:les Présamarques (peuple de Lusitanie).
Praesens3:surnom romain
Praestamarci:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Praestana:the goddess of excellence
Praetaui:nom d'une peuplade arabe
Praetetianus:of or belonging to the
Praetextatus3:Prétextat, nom d'homme
Praeti:peuplade de l'Inde
Praetorium2:[prétoire], mot qui, seul ou avec un déterminatif, désigne plusieurs villes / ville de Dalmatie, d'Hispanie, d'Arménie, de Bretagne / ville de la Belgique, sur le Rhin / ville de Pannonie
Praetutianus:Prœtutian
Praetutii:a people of Picenum.
Praetutius:Prœtutian
Pragmatica:the title of a work by Attius
Prasiae:a township in Attica
Prasiane:an island in the Indus
Prasianus:of or belonging to Prasiane
Pratitae:a people of Media
Praxagoras:a physician of Cos, instructor of Plistonicus
Praxeanus:de Praxéas
Praxeas:hérésiarque combattu par Tertullien
Praxibulus:magistrat d'Athènes
Praxilla:mètre praxilléen [sorte d'ionique majeur]
Praxilleus:of or belonging to the Sicyonian poetess Praxilla
Praxillius:of or belonging to the Sicyonian poetess Praxilla
Praxo:nom d'une noble Athénienne
Preciani:a people in, on the borders of Spain
Precianus2:nom d'homme
Prelius:a small lake in Etruria, Lago di Castiglione
Prema:a goddess presiding over newly-married persons
Prepesinthos:île de la mer Égée
!Prepesinthus:île de la mer Égée
Preti:a people of India, beyond the Ganges
Pretianus:v. Praecianus.
Prexaspes:nom d'un courtisan de Cambyse
Priamis:fille de Priam
Priantae:a Thracian people
Priapeia:ensemble de poèmes de différents auteurs sur Priape
Priapeius:de Priape
Priapeus:v. Priapus.
Priapicos:vers priapéen
Priaponnesos:an island of the Ægean Sea, near Caria
!Priaponnesus:an island of the Ægean Sea, near Caria
Priapos:A town of Mysia, on the Hellespont
!Priapos2:Priape [fils de Bacchus et de Vénus, né à Lampsaque, dieu des jardins, représentant la vigueur génératrice] / [fig.] un Priape [un débauché]
!Priapus2:A town of Mysia, on the Hellespont
!Priena:Priène [ville d'Ionie, patrie de Bias]
Prienaeus:of or belonging to Priene, Prienian
Priene:a maritime town of lonia, the birthplace of Bias, Samsoon
Prienenses:the inhabitants of Priene, the Prienians
Prienensis:of or belonging to Priene, plur. subst.
Prieneus:a Prienian; adj. m., of Priene, Prienian
Primi:ville d'Éthiopie
Primigenia:an epithet of Fortuna, as the attendant of her favorite from birth
Primis:c. Primi.
Prinas:affluent du Gange
Princeps2:a celebrated flute-player
Prineus:Pescennius Prinéus, fils de l'empereur Cl. Albinus
Prinoessa:île de la mer Ionienne, en face de Leucade
Prion:montagne de l'île de Cos / Prion, prince des Gètes, tué par Jason
Prior2:le premier de deux, l'ancien
Prisciana:ville de la Mauritanie Tingitane
Priscianus:A celebrated grammarian in the time of the emperor Justinian.
Priscilla:nom de femme
Priscillianistae:Priscillianistes, sectateurs de Priscillien
Priscillianus:Priscillien, auteur ecclésiastique
Priscula:nom de femme
Priuata:noms d'homme et de femme
Priuatus3:noms d'homme et de femme
Priuernates:the inhabitants of Privernum
Priuernius:nom d'homme
Proba2:nom de femme
Probianus:of or named from
Procerastis:ville de Bithynie [c. Chalcedon]
Prochorus:nom d'un martyr d'Antioche
Prochyte:a small Italian island near Campania, Procida
Procilius:An historian contemporary with Cicero
Procles:the twinbrother of Eurysthenes, king of the Lacedœmonians
Proclus:nom d'homme
Proconnensis:of Proconnessus, Proconnessian, med.
Proconnesius:Proconnessian
!Proconnesos:île de la Propontide
Proconnesos:an island in the Propontis, abounding in wine and marble, Marmora
Procopianus:de Procope [le tyran]
Procopius:Procope [usurpateur à Constantinople, sous Valens]
Proculeiani:disciples de Proculus / Eutychius Proculus, grammairien maître de Marc-Aurèle
Proculiani:disciples de Proculus / Eutychius Proculus, grammairien maître de Marc-Aurèle
Proculianus:
Proculina:nom de femme
Procusae:île de la mer Égée, en face d'Éphèse
Prodicius:of or belonging to Prodicus
Prodorus:nom d'un statuaire
Proerna:a town of Thessaly, Ghynekokastro
Profera:she that presents, makes known
Progne:Daughter of Pandion, king of Athens, sister of Philomela, and wife of Tereus; she was changed into a swallow
Prognis:c. Procris
Proiectus2:nom d'h.
Promethiades:patron., the son of Prometheus, Deucalion
Promitor:le dieu qui fait pousser [les végétaux]
Pronaea:petite rivière de la Belgique (auj. Allemangne) [le Prüm]
Prophthasia:ville de l'Asie Ultérieure, dans la Drangiane
Propoetides:Cyprian girls, who, having denied the divinity of Venus, were turned to stone
Prosda:ville d'Égypte ou d'Éthiopie
Proselenus:older than the moon
Proserius:nom d'homme
Prosopites:a district of the Delta in Egypt
Prosper2:nom d'h.
Prosumnus:the name of a lewd favorite of Bacchus, who showed the latter the way to the infernal regions
!Prosymna:ville de l'Argolide, où Junon était particulièrement honorée
Prosymne:a country, town of Argolis
Protadius:nom d'homme
Protagorion:a dictum, maxim of Protagoras
Protarchus:nom d'un médecin
Protasius:saint Protais, martyr
Prote:One of the Stœchades, islands on the southern coast of Gaul, Porquerolles
Protenor:guerrier
Protesilaodamia:nom d'une tragédie de Livius Andronicus
Protheon:un des fils d'Égyptus
Prothoenor:a hero at the wedding of Perseus
!Prothoos:Prothoüs [roi de Thessalie, héros au siège de Troie]
Protodamas:un des fils de Priam
Protogenia:fille de Deucalion et de Pyrrha
Prouidentia2:la Providence, déesse chez les Grecs et les Romains
Prouincia2:la Province, c.-à-d. une partie de la Narbonnaise, la Provence
Proxenus:nom d'homme / Err. G2000
Prudentius:a Christian poet of Calagurris, in Spain, who lived in the latter half of the fourth century
Prummu:indécl., ville d'Égypte ou d'Éthiopie
Prusia:a king of Bithynia, who hospitably received Hannibal, but afterwards betrayed him to the Romans, ext.
Prusiacus:of or belonging to Prusias, Prusiacan
Prusias2:Prusias [roi de Bithynie, chez lequel Annibal se réfugia et s'empoisonna]
Prusiensis:habitant de Prusias
Prytanis2:nom de guerrier
Psacae:a people of Scythia, near the river Imaus
Psamathus:a town and harbor of Laconia
Psammathus:a town and harbor of Laconia
Psammetichus:a king of Egypt, who is said to have been the designer of the labyrinth
Psegipta:ville d'Éthiopie
Pselcis:a town of Ethiopia, Dakke
Pseliumene:la Couronnée [nom d'une statue de Praxitèle]
Pserema:île du golfe Céramique
Psesi:peuple d'Asie, voisin du Palus Méotide (al. Gnissi)
Psesii:an Asiatic tribe near the Mœotic Lake
Psessii:an Asiatic tribe near the Mœotic Lake
Pseudoantoninus:the false Antoninus, Pseudo - Antoninus
Pseudocato:a sham Cato, Pseudo-Cato
Pseudochristus:a false Christ, Pseudo-Christ
Pseudodamasippus:falseDamasippus, Pseudo - Damasippus
Pseudodecimianus:semblable aux pira Decimiana
Pseudopylae:the name of two islands in the Arabian Gulf, near Ethiopia
Pseudostomon:nom de l'Ister à son embouchure
Pseudulus:v. Pseudolus.
Psile:a small island in the Ægean Sea, near Samos
Psilis:rivière de Bithynie [al. Syris]
Psillos:île voisine de l'Ionie
Psitharas:fleuve de la Scythie d'Asie
Psittalia:a small island in the Saronic Gulf, near Salamis
Psophaicus:de Psophis.
Psophidius:of or belonging to Psophis
Psophis:a city in Arcadia, west of the chain of Erymanthus, Tripotamo
Psophodees:The Bashful Man
Psylli:an African people south-west of the Syrtis Major, celebrated as serpent-charmers, Sing.
Psytalia:île du golfe Saronique
Psyttalia:a small island in the Saronic Gulf, near Salamis
Ptelea:ancien nom d'Éphèse
Pteleon:ville de Messénie / ville d'Ionie
Pteleos:A port in Thessaly, over against Eubœa, Pteleo
Pteleum:ville maritime de Thessalie
Ptenethu:a district of Lower Egypt
Pterophoritae:the inhabitants of Pterophoros
Pterophoros:a country near the Riphœan Mountains
Pteros:île voisine de l'Arabie
Ptoembani:peuple d'Éthiopie
Ptoemphanae:peuple d'Éthiopie
Ptolemaeeum:sépulture des Ptolémées
Ptolemaeius:Ptolemœan, Ptolemaic
Ptolemaeum:the tomb of the Ptolemies
Ptolemaeus2:Ptolemœan, Ptolemaic
Ptolemaicus:de Ptolémée. d. mss souvent Ptolom-.
Ptolemaida:
Ptolemais:Ptolemœan, Egyptian
Ptolemais2:Cleopatra, daughter of Ptolemy Auletes; The name of several cities;
Ptolemenses:An astrologer of the time of the emperor Otho
Ptolemocratia:nom de femme
Ptychia:an island near Corfu, Vido
Publianus:of or belonging to a Publius
Publicianus:of or belonging to a Publicius, Publician
Publilia:seconde femme de Cicéron // (tribus) tribu Publilia
Publilianus:Cicero's second wife, whom he married, and divorced the next year
Publipor:The name of a slave
Pucinum:a town in Illyria, Proseck
Pucinus:of or belonging to Pucinum
Pudentilla:nom de f.
Pudput:ville de la Mauritanie Zeugitane
Pugno2:un des fils d'Égyptus
Pulcer2:a Roman surname of the Claudii
Pulchellus2:contemptuous surname given to Clodius, in mockery of his surname
Pulcra:a Roman surname of the, a promontory in Northern Africa, north-east of Carthage, Cap Bono
Pultiphagonides:the pap-eater
Pulto2:a Roman surname
Punice:in the Punic, Carthaginian manner, language
Punicum:ville de l'Étrurie
Punus:Punic, Carthaginian; comp.
Pupianus:nom d'homme
Pupienus:Maxime Pupien, empereur romain
Pupiniensis:Pupinian
Pupinius:Pupinian
Pupinus:nom d'homme
Pupius:of or belonging to a Pupius, Pupian
Pupluna:c. Populonia
Purpurariae:îles de l'Atlantique [Madère]
Purpureo:a Roman surname
Purpureus2:géant, le même que Porphyrion
Purpurio:surnom
Pusaeus:nom d'homme
Puta:a goddess that presides over the pruning of trees
Puteolanum:a country-seat of Cicero, near Puteoli
Putput:ville de la Mauritanie Zeugitane
Pydaras:fleuve de Thrace
Pydna:a city in Macedonia, on the Thermaic Gulf, Kitro, celebrated for the battle in which Perseus was defeated by Æmilius Paulus
Pydnaei:the inhabitants of Pydna
Pygela:ville d'Ionie
Pygela2:a town and harbor of Ionia
Pygmaei:the Pygmies, a fabulous dwarfish race of antiquity, especially in Africa; at war with the cranes, by whom they were constantly defeated
Pygmalioneus:de Pygmalion, tyrien, carthaginois
Pyharatus:
Pyladeus:Pyladean;, very faithful, very tender
Pylaemenes:a mythical king of the Paphlagonians, an ally of Priam
Pylaemenius:de Pylémène ; [par ext.] de Paphlagonie
Pylaicus:des Thermopyles
Pylene:a town of Ætolia
Pylii:the inhabitants of Pylos, the Pylians
Pylius2:the Pylian, Nestor
Pyloros:ville de Crète / ville de Macédoine
Pylus:the name of three cities of the Peloponnesus, Old Navarino
Pyra2:nom d'un lieu du mont oeta, où Hercule se brûla sur un bûcher
Pyracmos:a Centaur who was present at the marriage of Pirithoüs
Pyrae:an ancient town of Latium
Pyraei:a people of Illyria
Pyrameus:of or belonging to Pyramus, Pyramian
Pyranthe:noms de deux filles de Danaüs
Pyranthis:noms de deux filles de Danaüs
Pyrenaeum:
Pyrenaicus:of or belonging to the Pyrenees, Pyrenæan
Pyreneus:c. Pyrenaeus
Pyreneus2:a king of Thrace
Pyrenis:adj. f., des Pyrénées
Pyretus:one of the Centaurs
Pyrgensis:of or belonging to Pyrgi, Pyrgan
Pyrgoteles:a sculptor of the time of Alexander the Great
Pyriphlegethon:a river in the Infernal Regions, usually called
Pyrnos:ville de Carie
Pyrnus:nom de guerrier
Pyrodes:the discoverer of the art of kindling fire
Pyroeis:The planet Mars
Pyrogeri:peuple de Thrace
Pyrois:The planet Mars
Pyromachus:statuaire
Pyropum:ville des Parthes
Pyrpile:ancien nom de l'île de Délos
Pyrpole:ancien nom de l'île de Délos
Pyrrhaeciusa:île du golfe Céramique
Pyrrhaeus:of or belonging to Pyrrha, Pyrrhæan
Pyrrhe:Daughter of Epimetheus, and wife of Deucalion
Pyrrheum:a place in Ambracia
Pyrrhia:name of a thievish female slave, in a comedy of Titinnius
Pyrrhias2:commander of the Ætolians
Pyrrhidae:King of Epirus, about, an enemy of the Romans; on account of his descent from Achilles, called
Pyrrhonii:the followers of Pyrrho, Pyrrhonists
Pystira:île près de Smyrne
Pythagorii:the followers of the Pythagorean philosophy, the Pythagoreans
Pythagorius:Pythagorean, in lemm., Plur
Pytharatus:an archon at Athens
Pytheas:a geographer, a native of Marseilles, contemporary with Ptolemy Philadelphus
Pythia:the priestess of the Delphic Apollo, the Pythoness, Pythia
Pythia2:the Pythian games, celebrated at Delphi every fourth year in honor of Appollo
Pythias:name of a female slave
Pythias2:nom d'un statuaire
Pythion2:de Rhodes, auteur d'un traité d'agriculture
Pythionia:île près de Corcyre
Pythis:nom d'un peintre et sculpteur
Pythium:a town of Thessaly
Pythocles:noms de deux statuaires
Pythocritus:noms de deux statuaires
Pythodemus:nom d'un célèbre lutteur
Pythodicus:nom d'un statuaire
Pythopolis:ville de Bithynie
Pythus:nom d'homme
Pytionia:île près de Corcyre
Pyxites:rivière de Colchide
Pyxurates:nom de l'Euphrate supérieur
Quadra2:a Roman surname
Quadratae:station dans les Alpes
Quadratum2:ville de Pannonie ; v. de Liburnie
Quadriburgiensis:de Quadriburgium
Quadriburgium:a fortified town in Gallia Belgica
Quadriburgius:de Quadriburgium
Quarqueni:peuple de l'Istrie
Quarta2:nom de femme
Quartinius:nom d'homme
Quartus2:nom d'homme
Quattuorsignani:an appellation of a part of the Tarbelli, a tribe of Gauls
Quercus2:nom d'homme
Querquetulani:a people of Latium
Quies3:le Repos [divinité]
Quieta:a woman's name
Quinctilia:the name of a Roman gens
Quinctilianus:Quintilian, a Roman surname., the celebrated rhetorician, teacher of Pliny the younger and Juvenal; a native of Calagurris, in Spain, whose rhetorical work, is still extant
Quinctilii:nom d'une famille patricienne de Rome du temps de Romulus
Quinctilis:mensis, the fifth month, July
Quinctius2:of or belonging to a Quintius, Quintian, at Rome, beyond the Tiber, named after
Quinquatres:v. Quinquatrus.
Quinquatria:a festival celebrated in honor of Minerva, the festival of Minerva
Quinquegentiani:a people in Cyrenaica
Quinterenus:nom d'homme
Quintilianus:of or belonging to a Quintilius, Quintilian
Quintilii:nom d'une famille patricienne de Rome du temps de Romulus
Quintilis:mensis, the fifth month, July
Quintillus:nom d'homme / frère de Claude le Gothique, fut proclamé empereur romain
Quintina:nom de femme, noms d'hommes
Quintinus:nom de femme, noms d'hommes
Quintio:nom de femme, noms d'hommes
Quintipor:a name for slaves
Quintula:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Quintulus:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Quirianus:v. Quiriniana.
Quirina:a Roman tribe
Quirinalia:the festival in honor of Romulus, celebrated annually on the, th of February, the Quirinal festival
Quiritis:a surname of Juno as protector of spearmen
Quiza:a town, fortress of Mauritania, near the present Giza, in Oran
Quodsemelarripides:That-snatches-onceides
Quosenum:fleuve de Mauritanie
Ra:v. Rha.
Rabienus:nom donné à l'orateur Labiénus par dérision
Rabirianus:de Rabirius
Rabirianus2:nom d'homme
Rabuleius:nom d'un décemvir
Rachel:ind., nom de plusieurs femmes juives [entre autres, Rachel, fille de Laban, femme de Jacob]
Rachias:roi de Taprobane, sous Claude
Racilia:the name of a Roman gens
Radata:ville située sur le Nil
Raetius:Rætian
Raetus:Rætian
Ragondo:ind., ville de la Pannonie supérieure
Ragonius:nom d'homme
Ragusa:Raguse, ville de Dalmatie
Ralla:a Roman surname in the Marcian
Rami:peuple voisin du Caucase
Ramises:v. Rhamses.
Ramisi:peuple d'Arabie
Ramnenses:The Latin stock, tribe from whose union with the, Sabines, and, Etruscans, sprang the most ancient Roman State;, the tribe
Ramnus:île près de la Crète
Raphael:Raphaël [ange envoyé de Dieu pour conduire Tobie]
Raphana:v. Rha-.
Rapsa:ville d'Afrique
Rarungae:a people of India
Rasina:cours d'eau
Ratae:ville de la Bretagne [auj. Leicester]
Rataneum:a city in Dalmatia
Rateoneum:ville de la Dalmatie
Ratumena:nom d'un Véien, vainqueur au cirque
Ratumenna:a gate at Rome
Rauculus:surnom romain
Rauda:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Raudius:plaine de l'Italie supérieure, près du Pô, où Marius défit les Cimbres
Rauduscula:a gate at Rome, according to the ancient division of Servius Tullius, between the, and
Rauennatenses:
Rauennates:the inhabitants of Ravenna
Rauilla:an appellation of
Raunonia:an island north of Germany
Rauracum:the city of the Rauraci, Augst, near Basle
Rauracus:of or belonging to the Rauraci
Rauranum:ville des Pictaves
Raurica:capitale des Rauraques
Raurici:a people of Gaul, on the Rhine, neighbors of the Helvetians, near Basle
Rauricum:of or belonging to the Rauraci
Reate:a very ancient town of the Sabines, Rieti
Reatinum:fleuve et port d'Italie
Rebaptisma:second baptême [titre d'un ouvrage attribué à saint Cyprien]
Rebas:v. Rhebas.
Rebecca:femme d'Isaac
Recepta:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Rediculus:the name of a Roman divinity, worshipped in a chapel at Rome, before the, whence Hannibal set out upon his retreat
Redonicus:des Rédons
Regalis2:nom d'un évêque de Venise
Regiana:ville de la Bétique
Regienses:the inhabitants of Regium
Regiensis:de Regium
Regii:The royal troops, the king's soldiers
Regilla:nom de femme
Regillanus:surnom d'Appius Claudius
Regilli:
Regillianus:un des usurpateurs de l'empire romain appelés les trente tyrans
Regillum:Régille [ville de la Sabine, près de Cures]
Regillus3:A town of the Sabines, whence Appius Claudius emigrated to Rome
Reginum:ville de Vindélicie
Region:v. Regium 2
Regium:A city in, on the, Reggio
Regnum2:ville de Bretagne
Regulbium:ville de Bretagne
Reguluium:ville de Bretagne
Reii:ville de la Narbonnaise [auj. Riez]
Remedodia:ville de Mésie
Remensis:des Rémois, de Reims
Remisiana:ville de la Mésie supérieure
Remni:v. Rhemni.
Remora2:the name given to Rome by Remus
Remus2:un Rème [Gaule Belgique] / pl. les Rèmes
Remus3:the brother of Romulus
Renatus2:nom d'homme [René]
Resisthos:ville de Thrace [près de la Propontide]
Respiciens:the Provident, an epithet of Fortuna
Reteno:fleuve de l'Italie supérieure
Retico:
Retina:bourg de Campanie près d'Herculanum
Retouinus:de Retovium [ville de Ligurie]
Retouium:
Rha:the Wolga, rhubarb
Rhacotes:ancien nom d'Alexandrie, ville d'Égypte
Rhadamaei:peuple d'Arabie
!Rhadamanthos:Radamanthe [fils de Jupiter et d'Europe, un des juges des enfers]
Rhadamas:a fictitious name
Rhadamistus:Rhadamiste [roi d'Arménie, fils de Phraate]
Rhaeti:the Rætians, a mountain people north of the Po, between the Danube, the Rhine, and the Lech
Rhaetia:the country of the Ræti, Rætia
Rhaeticus:Rætian
Rhaetus:Rætian
Rhaetus2:roi gaulois qui donna son nom à la Rhétie
Rhagiane:surnom donné à Apamée [ville de Médie]
Rhammei:v. Rhadamaei.
Rhamnenses:les Rhamnenses ou Rhamnes, l'une des trois tribus primitives dont Romulus forma les trois centuries de chevaliers ; l'ordre des chevaliers
Rhamnumboua:rivière qui se jette dans le Gange
Rhamnus2:the northernmost town of Attica, famed for an ancient temple of Themis, and in later times for a statue of Nemesis, Ovriokastro
Rhamnusia:c. Rhamnusis ;
Rhamnusis:the Rhamnusian goddess, Nemesis
Rhamnusius:Rhamnusian, from Rhamnus
Rhanis:a nymph in the train of Diana
Rhaphana:ville de la Décapole, en Syrie
Rhaphane:v. Rhagiane.
Rhaphea:ville d'Idumée
Rhascupolis:roi de Thrace du temps de César
Rhea:another name for Cybele
Rhea2:an old Italian name., daughter of Numitor and mother of Romulus and Remus, the name of the fabled priestess
Rhebas:fleuve de Bithynie
Rhedones:-I. a people in Gallia Lugdunensis near the modern Rennes in Brittany -II. a people in, in the neighborhood of the modern Rennes, in Bretagne
Rhegium:Régium. - 1 - ville de la Gaule Cisalpine (= Reggio Emilia). - 2 - ville de Bruttium (= Reggio de Calabre).
Rhemi:A considerable people of Gaul
Rhemni:ville d'Égypte ou d'Éthiopie
Rhenanus:of or belonging to the Rhine, Rhenish
Rhene:an island in the Ægean Sea, one of the Cyclades
Rheni:peuples riverains du Rhin, les Rhénans
Rhenigena:né sur les bords du Rhin
Rhetenor:a companion of Diomede
Rhetico:a mountain range in Germany, the Siebengebirge, near Bonn
Rhianus:poète crétois du temps des Ptolémées
Rhidagus:rivière des Parthes
Rhinnea:île voisine de l'Arabie
Rhinthon:the originator of travestied tragedy, a native of Tarentum
Rhinthonicus:de Rhinthon, rhinthonien
Rhinton:the originator of travestied tragedy, a native of Tarentum
Rhion:A strait between the Ionian Sea and the Corinthian Gulf
Rhipe:Rhipé (ville d'Arcadie).
Rhiphaeus:Rhiphæan
Rhipheus:nom d'un Centaure / nom d'un guerrier
Rhithymma:ville de Crète
Rhium:A strait between the Ionian Sea and the Corinthian Gulf
Rhizinium:a town of Dalmatia, upon the Gulf of Cattaro, now Risano
Rhizo:ville d'Illyrie
Rhizon:a town of Dalmatia, upon the Gulf of Cattaro, now Risano
Rhizonitae:the inhabitants of this town
Rhizus:Rhizonte [ville de Thessalie, dans la Magnésie]
Rhoali:peuple de Syrie, voisin de la Mésopotamie
Rhocobae:ville de Thrace
Rhoda:A town of Hispania Tarraconensis, Rosas
Rhodanicus:qui navigue sur le Rhône
Rhodanitis:adj. f., du Rhône
Rhodanusia:the Rhone City, Lyons
Rhodaphas:rivière de l'Inde
Rhodenses:habitants de Rhoda [dans la Tarraconnaise]
Rhodiacus:Rhodian
Rhodienses:the Rhodians
Rhodiensis:Rhodian
Rhodine:nom de femme
Rhodiopolis:ville de Lycie
Rhodius2:rivière de la Troade, qui a disparu
Rhodo:a friend of Q. Minucius Thermus
Rhodopeus:Thracian
Rhodopis:courtisane de Thrace, qui fut en captivité avec Ésope
Rhodoponi:peuples voisins du Rhodope
Rhodumna:ville des Ségusiens [auj. Roanne]
Rhoduntia:one of the three summits of Mount Œta
Rhodussa:île en face de la Carie
Rhodussae:plusieurs îles dans la Propontide
Rhoecus:A giant
Rhoedias:fleuve de Macédoine
Rhoetienses:habitants du cap Rhétée ou de la ville de ce nom
Rhoetion:le Rhétée [là était le tombeau d'Ajax]
Rhoge:île voisine de la Lycie
Rholus:un des architectes qui construisirent le labyrinthe de Lemnos (al. Rhoecus)
Rhomus:nom d'un fils d'Énée
Rhondes:nom d'un pirate
Rhosicus:of or belonging to Rhosos
Rhosius:of Rhosos
Rhosos:a town in Cilicia, where highly prized utensils were made
!Rhosus:ville de Syrie
Rhoxane:Roxane [femme d'Alexandre le Grand]
Rhuncus:nom d'un géant, probablement le même que Rhoetus ou Rhoecus
Rhymmici:peuple de Scythie, sur les rives du Rhymmus, fleuve qui se jette dans la mer Caspienne
Rhymosoli:peuple d'Asie, au-delà du Palus Méotide
Rhyndacus:a river between Mysia and Bithynia, the Mualitsch
Rhypara:île voisine de Samos
Rhysaddir:a town and harbor of Mauretania Tingitana, Melilla
Rhytion:ville de l'île de Crète
Ricina:Helvia Ricina, ville du Picénum / île entre la Bretagne et l'Hibernie
Ricinensis:d'Helvia Ricina
Riciniani:habitants d'Helvia Ricina
Ricti:ville de Pannonie
Ridagnus:rivière de la Parthie
Riduna:île entre la Gaule et la Bretagne
Riginia:île près de la Grande-Bretagne
Rigomagum:ville de la Belgique, sur le Rhin
Ripaei:a range of mountains in the most northern part of Scythia, where are the sources of the Tanais
Ripaeus:Rhiphæan
Ripanus:de Ripa
Riphearina:ville d'Arabie
Ripheus:a Centaur, killed by Theseus
Risus3:le Rire, divinité de Thessalie
Ritti:ville de Pannonie
Rixa2:surnom romain
Robigalia:a yearly festival held in honor of Robigus on the 25th of April
Robigus:divinité [déesse ou dieu] qu'on invoquait pour préserver les céréales de la nielle
Roboam:Roboam (fils de Salomon, roi de Juda).
Robustini:v. Rubustini.
Rocus:nom d'homme
Roemus:fleuve de la Perse
Rogata:nom d'une martyre
Rogatianus:Rogatien, nom d'un martyr
Rohosterium:lat. tardif Rohostérium (auj. Rorthais, bourgade rattachée à Mauléon, dans les Deux-Sèvres).
Romana:nom de femme
Romane:in the Roman manner, plainly, candidly, frankly
Romanensis:romain
Romania:les pays soumis aux Romains
Romanitas:les coutumes romaines
Romanulus:of Rome, Roman
Romechium:ville maritime de la Grande Grèce
Romesiana:ville de la Mésie supérieure
Romethium:Ov. Rométhium (ville maritime de la Grande Grèce).
Romula:mère de l'empereur Galère // ville de la Bétique, appelée d'ordin. Julia Romula ou Hispalis
Romulianum:lieu dans la Dacie, ainsi nommé de Romula 1
Romulianus:nom d'homme
Romus:nom d'un fils d'Énée
Roscianum:ville du Bruttium [auj. Roscano]
Roscianus:of Ameria, defended by Cicero, in an oration still extant
Rosea2:a very fertile district near Reate, Le Roscie
Roseanus:Rosean
Rosellae:a town of Etruria, Rosello.
Rosellanus:of or belonging to Rusellœ
Rosia:a very fertile district near Reate, Le Roscie
Rosologiacum:ville de la Galatie
Rosulanum:c. Rosea 2
Rothus:nom de guerrier
Rotomagensis:de Rotomagus
Rotomagi:a city in Gallia Lugdunensis, Rouen
Rotomagus:ville de la Gaule Lyonnaise, sur la Seine [auj. Rouen]
Rotundus2:surnom romain
Roxolani:a Scythian tribe in Eastern Europe, a people upon the rivers Don and Dnieper
Rubeas:v. Rusbeas.
Rubella:nom d'homme
Ruben:Ruben (premier fils de Jacob).
Rubicon:le Rubicon [petite rivière qui formait la limite entre la Gaule Cisalpine et l'Italie ; il était interdit à tout général romain d'entrer en armes en Italie ; César le franchit donnant ainsi le signal de la guerre civile]
Rubigalia:a yearly festival held in honor of Robigus on the 25th of April
Rubigo2:Rubigo ou Rubigus (divinité qu'on invoquait à Rome, lors des Robigalia, pour préserver les céréales de la nielle).
Rubigus:
Rubrae:c. Rubra saxa
Rubresus:lac de la Narbonnaise, traversé par l'Atax
Rubria:the name of a Roman gens, masc., Fem., Adj.
Rubrianus:of or belonging to a Rubrius, Rubrian
Rubricatum:a river of Spain, which falls into the Mediterranean Sea.
Rubricatus2:a river of Spain, which falls into the Mediterranean Sea
Rubustini:the inhabitants of Rubi
Rubustinus:de Rubi [en Apulie] / habitants de Rubi
Rudiae:a town in Calabria, the birthplace of Ennius
Rudini:peuple de Dalmatie
Rufina:nom de femme
Rufioninus:de Rufion
Rufius2:nom d'homme
Rufranus:de Rufra
Rufrena:nom de femme
Rufuli:the military tribunes chosen by the general himself
Ruga2:a Roman surname
Rugi:v. Rugii
Rugusci:peuple des Alpes
Rullianus:surnom de Q. Fabius, qui fut appelé Maximus
Ruma:surnom romain
Rumia:a Roman goddess of nursing mothers, who was worshipped in a separate temple near the fig-tree under which Romulus and Remus had sucked the breast, of the shewolf
Rumina:a Roman goddess of nursing mothers, who was worshipped in a separate temple near the fig-tree under which Romulus and Remus had sucked the breast, of the shewolf
Rumnici:peuple scythe
Rumo2:ancien nom du Tibre
Rumon:
Rumu:ind., île de la Gaule, dans la Lyonnaise
Runcina2:a rural goddess presiding over weeding
Ruricius:saint Rurice, évêque de Limoges / autres du même nom
Rurina:a goddess that presided over agriculture
Rusazus:ville de la Mauritanie Tingitane
Rusbeas:promontoire de l'Océan septentrional dans la Livonie
Rusca:a surname in the Pinarian family, a tribune of the people
Ruscinus:rivière des Pyrénées
Ruscius:nom d'homme
Rusconia:ville de la Mauritanie
Rusconiensis:de Rusconia
Rusellae:a town of Etruria, Rosello.
Rusellani:the inhabitants of Rusellœ
Rusellanus:of or belonging to Rusellœ
Rusgunia:
Rusicade:ville de Numidie
Rusiccade:a town in Numidia
Rusina:a goddess that presided over agriculture
Rusor:a divinity that provides for the regular return of all productions
Ruspae:ville de Numidie
Rusticiana:nom de femme
Rusticilla:nom de femme
Rusucuritani:habitants de Rusucurium
Rusucurium:port et ville de Mauritanie
Ruth:ind., femme Moabite, épouse de Booz
Rutheni:a people of Aquitanian Gaul, in the vicinity of the Cadurci, Rhodez
Rutilianus:de Rutilius
Rutubis:port de la Mauritanie Tingitane
Rutupiae:a town and haven of the Cantii, in Britain, Richborough, in Kent.
Rymosoli:peuple d'Asie, au-delà du Palus Méotide
Saba:The largest town in Arabia Felix, especially celebrated for its myrrh, frankincense
Saba2:fleuve de Belgique [la Sambre]
Sabacius:v. Sabazius.
Sabadia:c. Sabazia
Sabadius:a surname.
Sabae:Saba, [ville de l'Arabie Heureuse]
Sabaoth:the heavenly hosts, the Lord, God, of hosts
Sabarbares:peuple numide
Sabaria:a city in Pannonia, a colony of the emperor Claudius, hence called Sabaria Claudia, Szombathely
Sabariensis:de Sabaria
Sabate:ville d'Étrurie avec le lac du même nom, lacus Sabate
Sabatha:ville de l'Arabie Heureuse,
Sabatha2:name of a man in the Bible
Sabatinca:ville de la Norique
Sabatini:the inhabitants of a town in Campania
Sabatinus:of or belonging to Sabate, the Lake of Sabate, Lago di Bracciano
Sabatius:of or belonging to Sabate, the Lake of Sabate, Lago di Bracciano
Sabazia:a festival in honor of Sabazius, Bacchus
Sabazius:a surname.
Sabbura:a lieutenant of King Juba
Sabdata:ville de Sittacène
Sabella:nom de femme
Sabelliani:the followers of Sabellius, Sabellians
Sabellius:an elder of the Christian Church at Rome, and afterwards at Ptolemais, in the third century, the founder of the heretical sect of Sabellians
Sabellus2:nom d'homme // le Sabin = Horace propriétaire d'un bien dans la Sabine
Sabidia:nom de femme
Sabidius:nom d'homme
Sabine:in Sabine, in the Sabine tongue
Sabineius:nom d'homme
Sabinenses:Sabins
Sabiniani:
Sabinianus:de Massurius Sabinus jurisc. / disciples de Sabinus
Sabinilla:nom d'homme, nom de femme
Sabinillus:nom d'homme, nom de femme
Sabis:A river in Gallia Belgica, the Sambre
Sablones:ville de la Belgique
Sabora:ville de la Bétique
Saborensis:habitant de Sabora
Sabota:a city in Arabia Felix
Sabracae:peuple de l'Inde
Sabrata:a town of Africa, near the Lesser Syrtis, Sabart
Sabratensis:of or belonging to Sabrata
Sabraternus:de Sabrata
Sabratha:a town of Africa, near the Lesser Syrtis, Sabart
Sabus:A king of India
Sacassani:peuple du Caucase
Sacer3:surnom romain
Sacrani:an ancient people of Latium
Sacrauia:
Sacrauienses:those dwelling on the Sacra Via
Sacriportus:A place in Latium, near Prœneste, where Sylla conquered the younger Marius
Sadales:Sadale roi de Thrace / un des fils de Cotys, roi de Thrace
Sadanus:île de la mer d'Éthiopie
Saddarus:fleuve d'Asie
Sadducaei:the Sadducees, a religious sect among the Jews
Sadducaeus:of or belonging to the Sadducees
Saepinas:de Saepinum ;
Saepinates:the inhabitants of Sœpinum
Saepinum:a town of the Samnites
Saepone:ville de la Bétique
Saetabis:a town of, celebrated for its flax, Jativa
Saetabitani:the inhabitants of Sœtabis
Sagalassenus:of or belonging to Sagalessos
Sagalassos:an important town of Pisidia, Aghtasan
!Sagalassus:Sagalasse (ville de Pisidie).
Sagalessos:an important town of Pisidia, Aghtasan
Saganos:a small river of Carmania
Sagarinus:nom d'homme
Sagarius2:a river in Phrygia and Bitnynia, which empties into the Propontis, the Sacari, Sacaria.
Sagiarius:a river in Phrygia and Bitnynia, which empties into the Propontis, the Sacari, Sacaria.
Sagiatta:ville d'Arabie
Sagii:peuple et ville de la Lyonnaise [auj. Séez]
Sagis:une des bouches du Pô
Sagittifer2:le Sagittaire
Sagittiger:the constellation of the Archer
Sagittipotens:the constellation of the Archer
Sagra:a river of Lower Italy, of the Bruttii
Saguntia:ville de la Tarraconnaise [auj. Siguenza]
Saguntius:of or belonging to Saguntum, Saguntine
Saguntos:a town in Hispania Tarraconensis, on the Mediterranean, beyond the Iberus, the besieging and reduction of which by Hannibal led to the breaking out of the second Punic war;
!Saguntus:a town in, on the Mediterranean, beyond the Iberus, the besieging and reduction of which by Hannibal led to the breaking out of the second Punic war;, Murviedro., Neutr., Fem.
Sais:the capital of Lower Egypt, Sa el-Hajar
Saitae:the inhabitants of Sais
Saiticus:of Sais, Saitic
Sala:fleuve de Mauritanie
Sala2:ville de Mauritanie
Salaciensis:de Salacia
Salaeca:v. d'Afrique
Salambo:the goddess of love among the Babylonians
Salaminiacus:of Salamis
Salanus:un ami d'Ovide
Salapia:ville d'Apulie [auj. Salpi]
Salapini:the inhabitants of Salapia, the Salapians
Salapinus:de Salapia
Salapitani:the inhabitants of Salapia
Salarianus:de la voie Salaria.
Salariensis:de Salaria [ville de la Tarraconnaise]
Salas:fleuve de Mauritanie
Salassi:an Alpine tribe in the modern Savoy
Salassus:Salassus (nom d'homme).
Salat:ind., fleuve de Mauritanie
Salauces:roi de Colchide
Salde:ville de Mauritanie
Salduba:ville de la Tarraconnaise [auj. Sarragosse]
Sale2:a lake in Lydia
Saleianus:nom d'homme
Saleni:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Salentini:A people of Calabria, on the south-eastern extremity of Italy, the country of the Salentines
Salentinus:Salentine
Salernitanus:Salernian
Salernus:an inhabitant of Salernum
Saletio:ville de la Belgique [auj. Seltz]
Salganea:a town of Bœotia, near the Euripus
Salia:la Seille, affluent de la Moselle qui conflue avec elle, en rive droite, à Metz [auj. app. aussi Grande Seille ou Seille lorraine]
Salinae2:The saltworks at Ostia; A square in Rome, near the Porta Trigemina
Salinensis:des Salines [ville des Alpes maritimes, auj. Seillans]
Saliniensis:des Salines [ville des Alpes maritimes, auj. Seillans]
Salisubsili:Saliens dansants
Salisubsilus:
Salisubsuli:the dancing priests of Mars
Sallustiane:in the manner of Sallust
Sallustianus2:an imitator of Sallust
Salluuii:Salluviens ou Sallyens [peuple ligurien, établi dans la Narbonnaise, entre Marseille et les Alpes]
Sallyes:Salluviens ou Sallyens [peuple ligurien, établi dans la Narbonnaise, entre Marseille et les Alpes]
Sallyi:Salluviens ou Sallyens [peuple ligurien, établi dans la Narbonnaise, entre Marseille et les Alpes]
Salmacis:A very cleat, fountain in Caria, the nymph of this fountain
Salmanazar:Salmanazar (roi d'Assyrie).
Salmani:peuple d'Arabie
Salmanticensis:de Salmantica [ville de la Tarraconnaise, auj. Salamanque]
Salmona:la Salm [affluent de la Moselle]
Salmone:Salmonée [promontoire de Crète]
Salo:a river of Hispania Tarraconensis, near the town of Bilbilis, the Xalon
Salobriasae:peuple de l'Inde
Saloca:ville de la Norique
Salodurum:ville d'Helvétie [auj Soleure]
Salomacum:ville d'Aquitaine
Salome:Salomé (femme juive).
Salomon:Solomon, son of David
Salomoniacus:of Solomon, Solomon, s
Salomonius:of or belonging to Solomon, Solomon, s
Salonensis:de Salone
Salonianus:de Gallien Saloninus
Salonianus2:nom d'homme [fils ou descendant de Salonius]
Saloninianus:saloninien
Saloninus:de Salone
Salonitanus:de Salone
Salonius:Salonius, client de Caton le Censeur
Salpesa:ville de la Bétique
Salpesanus:de Salpesa
Salpinas:belonging to the Salpinates
Salpinates:a people of Etruria, Sing.
Salpis:ville d'Étrurie
Salsipotens:roi des mers [épithète de Neptune]
Salsula:a Roman female name
Salsulae:a saltspring in Gallia Narbonensis, La Fontaine des Salses
Saltiae:peuple du Pont
Saltuinus:nom d'homme
Saluia2:nom de femme
Saluillus:noms d'hommes
Saluinus:noms d'hommes
Saluitto:a Roman surname of one Scipio
Salustianus:of or like Sallust, Sallustian
Salustius:Sallust, a Roman name.
Salutaris2:surnom d'homme / épith. de Jupiter
Salutio:a Roman surname of one Scipio
Saluuii:Salluviens ou Sallyens [peuple ligurien, établi dans la Narbonnaise, entre Marseille et les Alpes]
Salyes:a Celtic, Ligurian tribe in Gallia
Salyi:Salluviens ou Sallyens [peuple ligurien, établi dans la Narbonnaise, entre Marseille et les Alpes]
Samaei:habitants de Samé
Samarabriae:a people of India
Samareus:Samaritan
Samaria:the middle district of Palestine
Samaritanus:Samaritan, the Samaritans
Samarites:a Samaritan
Samariticus:Samaritan
Samaritis:a Samaritan woman
Sambraceni:a people of India
Sambrachate:an island on the Arabian coast;, a city upon it
Sambricus:de la Sambre
Samgar:Vulg. Samgar (juge d'Israël).
Samia:a kind of cake
Samia3:Samian ware
Sammei:peuple de l'Arabie Heureuse
Sammonicus:Sérénus Sammonicus, médecin célèbre sous Caracalla
Sammonium:promontoire de Crète
Sammulla:nom de femme
Samnaei:peuple de l'Arabie Heureuse
Samniticus:Samnite
Samosata:the capital of Commagene, on the western shore of the Euphrates, Samosat
Samosata2:the capital of Commagene, on the western shore of the Euphrates, Samosat
Samosatensis:de Samosate
Samosatenus:of Samosata, a Samosatene
Samothraca:c. Samothracia.
Samothrace:c. Samothracia.
Samothracenus:Samothracian
Samothracicus:Samothracian
Samothracus:Samothracian
Sampsiceramus:a humorous designation of Pompey in Cicero's letters
Sampso:Viturgia Sampso, femme de l'empereur Proculus
Samson:Samson [un des juges d'Israël, renommé pour sa force prodigieuse]
Samson2:Samson [un des juges d'Israël, renommé pour sa force prodigieuse]
Samuel:Samuel [juge et prophète d'Israël]
Samula:nom de femme
Samulocenae:ville de Vindélicie
Samus:An island on the coast of Asia Minor opposite Ephesus, famed as the birthplace of Pythagoras, as also for its earth and the vessels made from it, Samo
Sanagenses:habitants de Sanaga [ville de la Narbonnaise]
Sanates:peuple voisin de Rome
Sanctio2:ville de Germanie, chez les Rauraci
Sanda:v. Sauga.
Sandaliarius2:(sc. vicus) Sandal-street, Shoemakers'-street, a sandal-maker
Sandalios:an island near Samos
Sandaliotis:an ancient name of Sardinia; acc.
Sanduma:Sandume (ville d'Ethiopie).
Sangarius:of Sagaris
Sangualis:of or belonging to Sancus, a bird sacred to Sancus, the ospray
Sanicae:peuple du Pont
Sanisera:ville de l'île Minorque
Sannaus:lac d'Asie
Sanni:a people in Pontus
Sannigae:a people in Pontus
Sannio2:Sannion [esclave]
Sanqualis2:of or belonging to Sancus, a bird sacred to Sancus, the ospray
Santarensis:d'une ville de Bétique
Santonus:of or belonging to the Santoni, Santonian
Santra:a famous grammarian
Saoces:a mountain in Samothrace
Sapaudia:contrée de la Gaule [Savoie]
Sapaudus:nom d'un évêque d'Arles
Sape:a city in Ethiopia on the Arabian gulf
Sapei:peuple d'Asie, au-delà du Palus-Méotide
Sapharus:nom africain
Saphon2:ville de Palestine
Sapirene:ville du golfe Arabique
Sapis:a river in Cisalpine Gaul and Umbria, between Ravenna and Ariminum, the Savio
Sapor2:nom de plusieurs rois de Perse
Sapphar:a city in Arabia Felix
Sappirinus:c. Sapphi-
Sapriportus:a harbor between Sybaris and Tarentum
Sara:The city of Tyre, in Phœnicia, celebrated for its purple dye
Sara2:la Sarre, affluent de la Moselle
Sarabdenus:c. Sareptanus
Saraceni:the Saracens, a people of Arabia Felix
Saraim:(Lebaigue P. 1123) Saraïm (ville de Judée).
Saramanna:ville d'Hyrcanie
Sarangae:peuple voisin de la mer Caspienne
Saranus:a surname, of C. Atilius Regulus, who was summoned from the plough to the consulship
Saraparae:peuple d'Asie, voisin de la mer Caspienne
Sarapinae:îles de la mer Rouge
Sarapis2:Sérapis [divinité égyptienne adoptée dans le monde gréco-romain]
Sarapta:v. Sarepta.
Sarauus:c. Sara 2
Sarcularia:la Sarcleuse [titre d'une Atellane]
Sarda2:a Sardinian woman
Sardabal:fleuve de Mauritanie
Sardanapalicus:of or pertaining to Sardanapalus, med.
Sardemisus:montagne de Pamphylie
Sardinianus:Sardinian
Sardiniensis:Sardinian
Sardonicus:de Sardaigne.
Sare:a village in Thrace
Sarentini:v. Salen-.
Sarepta:ville de Phénicie
Sareptanus:
Sareptensis:de Sarepta
Saretini:v. Salentini.
Sargaurasane:partie de la Cappadoce
Sarmatice:like the Sarmatians
Sarmatio:surnom romain
Sarmatis:f., Sarmatian
Sarmentius:noms d'hommes
Sarmia:île entre la Bretagne et la Gaule, auj. Guernesey
Sarnaca:ville de Troade
Saronicus:le golfe Saronique [entre l'Attique et le Péloponnèse]
Saros:fleuve de Cilicie
Sarra:The city of Tyre, in Phœnicia, celebrated for its purple dye
Sarra2:la Sarre, affluent de la Moselle
Sarraceni:Sarracènes [peuple de l'Arabie Heureuse]
Sarrastes:a people of Campania, near the Sarnus
Sars:fleuve de la Tarraconnaise
Sarsina:An ancient town in Umbria, the birthplace of Plautus, Sarsina
Sarsinas:n., de Sarsine
Sarsinates:the inhabitants of Sarsina
Sarsinatis:habitants de Sarsine
Sarsura:ville d'Afrique
Sarunetes:peuple des Alpes Rhétiennes
Sarus:fleuve de Cappadoce
Sasa:nom d'homme
Sasima:
Sasina:port sur le golfe de Tarente
Sasine:port sur le golfe de Tarente
Saso:a small island near the promontory Acroceraunia, on the coast of Illyria, Saseno
Sassaei:peuple de Dalmatie
Sassina:An ancient town in Umbria, the birthplace of Plautus, Sarsina
Sassinates:the inhabitants of Sarsina
Sassula:a town of Latium, in the neighborhood of Tibur
Sassumini:peuple de l'Aquitaine
Sasuri:peuple de l'Inde
Satala:ville d'Arménie
Satan:an adversary, Satan, the Devil
Satanas:[mot hébreu], adversaire, ennemi / Satan, le diable
Satarchae:peuple de la Chersonèse Taurique
Satarchei:peuple d'Asie, au-delà du Palus-Méotide [peut-être comme Satarchae]
Satauci:peuple Scythe
Sateurnus:Saturn; according to the myth, the most ancient king of Latium, who came to Italy in the reign of Janus; afterwards honored as the god of agriculture and of civilization in general;, the god of time, the sun-god
Saticula:a town of Samnium, on the frontiers of Campania, S. Agata dei Goti
Saticulani:the inhabitants of Saticula, the Saticulans
Saticulanus:of or belonging to Saticula
Satiricon:the title of a work of Petronius.
Satracus:nom de guerrier
Satrapene:la Satrapène [contrée de l'Asie Mineure]
Satriana:nom d'une déesse inconnue
Satricani:the inhabitants of Satricum
Satricum:an ancient town in Latium, on the Appian Way, near Antium, Casale di Conca
Satricus:the name of a warrior
Satulla:nom de femme
Satullinus:surnoms romains
Satullio:surnoms romains
Satureianus:the appellation of a region in Appulia;, Appulian
Satureianus2:de Saturéium.
Satureium2:ville d'Apulie
Saturio:The name of a lost comedy of Plautus
Saturnalis:S.
Saturnalitius:of or belonging to the Saturnalia, Saturnalian
Saturniacus:of Saturn
Saturnianus:Saturnien, nom d'h.
Saturnigena:offspring of Saturn, Jupiter
Saturnii:
Saturnina:nom de femme
Saturnini:habitants de Saturnia [ville d'Étrurie]
Saturnius2:Jupiter
Satyricon:of or belonging to, satire, satiric, satirical, Substt.
Satyriscus:a little Satyr
Saua:ville de Mauritanie
Sauaria:a city in Pannonia, a colony of the emperor Claudius, hence called Sabaria Claudia, Szombathely
Sauariensis:pour
Sauconna:la Saône
Saudo:ville de la Bétique
Saue:ville de l'Arabie Heureuse
Sauensis:lying upon, adjoining the Save
Sauga:rivière de la Tarraconnaise
Saul:Saül [premier roi des Hébreux]
Saul2:the first king of the Jews
Saulaces:roi de Colchide
Saulus:Saul, the name of St. Paul before his conversion
Saunitae:c. Samnites
Saunium:rivière de la Tarraconnaise
Sauo:rivière de Campanie
Sauo2:ville de Ligurie [auj. Savone]
Saura2:nom d'homme
Saureas:nom d'esclave
Sauroctonos:the lizard-killer, an epithet of Apollo;, a statue by Praxiteles, in lemm.
Sauromaces:roi asiatique
Sauromata:the country of the Sarmatians, Sarmatia
Sauromatis:une femme sarmate
Sauros:nom d'un sculpteur [al. Saura]
Saus:a river in Pannonia, a tributary of the Danube, the Save
Sauus:a river in Pannonia, a tributary of the Danube, the Save
Saxanus:surnom d'Hercule
Saxetanum:ville de la Bétique
Saxetanus:of or belonging to Sex, a town of Hispania Baetica, Sexitan
Saxinae:peuple de la Troglodytique
Saxitanus:de Saxetanum
Saxones:the Saxons
Saxonia:the country of the Saxons, Saxony
Saxonicus:des Saxons / adj. m., Saxonique [vainqueur des Saxons]
Saxula:surnom romain
Scadinauia:la Scandinavie [région du nord de l'Europe, probt la Suède
Scaeaporta:the Scœan, subst., the Scœan gate
Scaenitae:Scénites [peuple d'Arabie]
Scaeuula:A surname of, who made his way into the camp of Porsenna to kill him, and, on being discovered, burned off his own right hand
Scalabis:ville de Lusitanie
Scalabitanus:de Scalabis
Scaldis:the Scheldt, a river of Gallia Belgica
Scamandria:a town on the Scamander
Scamandrius:of or belonging to the river Scamander
Scammos:ville d'Éthiopie
Scampenses:corps d'auxiliaires fourni par cette ville
Scanchrus:montagne de l'Élymaïde
Scandia:la Scandinavie [région du nord de l'Europe, probt la Suède
Scandiae:îles voisines de la Bretagne
Scandianus:named from one Scandius
Scandila:an island near Eubœa, Skantzoura
Scandile:an island near Eubœa, Skantzoura
Scandinauia:a large and fruitful island in Northern Europe;, Zealand;, Schonen
Scansus:le dieu Scansus
Scantinia:loi Scantinia [portée par le tribun Scantinius]
Scantinius2:a Roman name.
Scapos:île de la mer Égée
Scaptesula:a town in Thrace, celebrated for its silver mines
Scaptia:a very ancient town in Latium, Passerano
Scaptiensis:of the Scaptian tribe
Scaptius:of Scaptia, Scaptian
Scaptius2:nom d'homme
Scapulanus:de Scapula
Scardona:ville de Dalmatie
Scardonitanus:de Scardona
Scardus:a mountain in Illyria, Sharradagh, Tchardagh
Scarphea:A town of Locris, near Thermopylœ
Scarphia:ville de la Locride / île de la mer Égée
Scarpona:ville forte de la Belgique
Scarponna:ville forte de la Belgique
Scatebra2:rivière du Latium, près de Casinum
Scatinauia:c. Scadinavia.
Scatinius:the Lex Scatinia is named after one Scantinius, a tribune of the people
Scatinius2:a Roman name.
Scaugdae:peuple sur les bords du Danube
Scaurianus:relating to Scaurus
Scaurinus:nom d'un grammairien latin
Scenitae:Scénites [peuple d'Arabie]
Sceparnio:nom d'esclave
Scepsis:a town in Mysia
Scepsius:of or belonging to Scepsis
Scepsius2:Métrodore [de Scepsis]
Sceptici:the Sceptics, the disciples of Pyrrho
Scerdilaedus:nom de plusieurs rois d'Illyrie
Scheria:nom donné par Homère à Corcyre
Schinus:nom d'homme
Schinusa:une des Sporades
Schoeneia:Atalanta
Schoeneis:the daughter of Schœneus, Atalanta
Schoeneius:of or pertaining to Schœneus, absol.
Schoeneus:a king of Bœotia, father of Atalanta
Schoenis:Atalanta
Schoenitas:port d'Achaïe
Schoenos:ville de Béotie
Schoenus2:port de l'Attique
Sciapodes:a fabulous people in Libya, with monstrously large soles to their feet, which they were said to turn up and use as umbrellas
Sciathos:a small island in the Sinus Thermaicus, with a town of the same name, Skiatho
Scingomagus:ville de la Haute Italie
Scinis:v. Sinis.
Scioessa:montagne d'Achaïe
Sciographia:sciographie [t. d'archit.], coupe en perspective
Sciomachia:combat avec une ombre (contre un ennemi chimérique) [titre d'une satire ménippée de Varron]
Scione:ville de Macédoine
Sciopodes:a fabulous people in Libya, with monstrously large soles to their feet, which they were said to turn up and use as umbrellas
Scipionarius:[décad.] de Scipion
Scipioneus:of the Scipios
Sciratae:peuple de l'Inde
Sciri:peuple près de la Vistule
Sciritae:peuple de l'Inde
Scirtari:peuple de la Dalmatie
Sciscianus:de Sciscia, ville de Pannonie
Scissia:ville de l'Illyrie [auj. Sissek]
Scissis:a town of, probably in the territory of the Lacetani
Scizi:peuple sur les bords du Palus-Méotide
Sclauini:peuple voisin des Bulgares [les Esclavons]
Scodra:a town of Dalmatia, Scutari, on Lake Labeatis
Scodrenses:the inhabitants of Scodra
Scodrensis:de Scodra / habitants de Scodra
Scodri:peuplade indienne
Scodrus:montagne d' Illyrie
Scolos:a city of Bœotia
!Scolus:petite ville de Béotie
Scope:île près de Chypre / nom de femme
Scopelos:île de la Propontide / île voisine de Chios
Scopinas:architecte de Syracuse
Scordisci:A people on the borders of Illyria
Scordus:-I. a mountain in Illyria, Sharradagh, Tchardagh -II. a mountain of Illyria
Scothri:peuplade indienne
Scoti:the Scots, a people in the northern part of Britain, Scotland
Scotia2:the land of the Scots
Scoticus:of or belonging to Scotland, Scottish, Scotch
Scotinos:le Ténébreux [surnom d'Héraclite]
Scotinus:an epithet of Heraclitus
Scotti:the Scots, a people in the northern part of Britain, Scotland
Scotticus:of or belonging to Scotland, Scottish, Scotch
Scotusa:A town of Macedonia, near the Strymon
Scotusaeus:of or belonging to Scotussa in Thessaly
Scotussa:A town of Macedonia, near the Strymon
Scotussaei:the inhabitants of Scotussa
Scotussaeus:of or belonging to Scotussa in Thessaly
Scrofa2:a Roman surname
Scudilo:nom d'homme
Scultenna:a river of Upper Italy, near Mutina, flowing into the Po, Panaro
Scupi:] :
Scydra:a city of Macedonia
Scydrothemis:nom d'un roi de Sinope
Scylace:a city of Asia Minor, near Cyzicus
Scylaceus:of or belonging to, Scylacean
Scylacium:a town on the coast of Bruttium, Squillace
Scyllaeum:ville et promontoire de la Calabrie, près de Scylla / ville et promontoire de l'Argolide
Scylletium:c. Scylaceum
Scyllia:île déserte entre la Chersonèse et Samothrace
Scyreis:a Scyrian maiden
Scyreticus:of Scyros
Scyri:peuple d'Arabie
Scyriades:Scyrian maidens
Scyrias:f., Scyrian
Scyritae:a fabled people of India, with feet like serpents
Scyron:philosophe épicurien du temps de Cicéron
Scyrus:nom d'homme
Scyrus2:an island of the Ægean Sea, opposite Eubœa, Skyro; here Achilles was concealed by Lycomedes, whose daughter Deïdamia became by him the mother of Pyrrhus; nom.
Scytala:île du golfe Arabique
Scytalicus:de Scytala ou ressemblant à une scytale [grecque]
Scytalosagittipelliger:the Club-shaft-and-hide-bearer
Scythice:réglisse [plante]
Scythis2:A Scythian woman
Scythissa:femme scythe
Scythopolis:a town of Palestine, Bysān
Scythopolitae:the inhabitants of Scythopolis
Scythotauri:a Scythian tribe in the Tauric Chersonesus
Sea:ville d'Éthiopie
Sebadius:a surname.
Sebaste:a city in Samaria
Sebasteni:les habitants de Sébaste.
Sebastenus:habitants de Sébaste
Sebastia:ville du Pont / ville de Cappadoce
Sebastianus:Sébastien, nom d'h.
Sebastopolis:ville du Pont ; ville de l'Éolide ; ville de Colchide
Sebatum:ville de Rhétie
Sebazius:a surname.
Sebethos:A small stream in Campania, Maddalona
!Sebethus:fleuve de Campanie qui se jette dans le golfe de Naples / le dieu de ce fleuve
Sebetis:- 1 - du Sébéthos. - 2 - fille du Sébéthos.
Sebini:Sabini
Sebinnus:a lake in Upper Italy, Lago d, Iseo
Sebinus:lac voisin du Pô
Sebosus2:a Roman surname
Sebusiani:peuple de la Gaule Lyonnaise, le même que Segusiani
Secande:a city of Ethiopia
Secheries:fleuve du Pont
Sectanius:nom d'h.
Secula2:rivière de la Gaule Cisalpine
Secunda:a Roman proper name.
Secundilla:nom de femme
Secundinus:nom d'homme
Secusiaui:c. Segusiavi
Sedecias:nom de différents personnages chez le peuple juif
Sedelaucum:ville de la Gaule Lyonnaise [auj. Saulieu]
Sedetani:c. Edetani
Sedetanus:c. Edetanus, a, um.
Sedigitus2:a Roman cognomen
Sedissa:ville d'Asie [auj. Zamboul]
Sedratyra:ville de Gédrosie
Sedulius:a proper name.
Segalauni:peuple de la Viennaise, capit. Valence
Segasmala:Ségasmala (ville d'Ethiopie).
Segeda:Ségéda (ville de la Bétique).
Segedunum:ville d'Aquitaine [Rodez]
Segestanum:the Segestan territory
Segeste:ville de la Carnie
Segestica:a town of the Celtiberi
Segetia:a goddess that protects the standing crops
Seggera:ville d'Afrique [auj. Jumah]
Segida:ville de la Bétique
Segienses:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Segisama:ville de Tarraconnaise (auj. Sasamon)
Segisamo:ville de Tarraconnaise (auj. Sasamon)
Segisamogenses:habitants de Ségisama.
Segobriga:the chief town of the Celtiberians, in, Priego
Segobrigenses:the inhabitants of Segobriga
Segobrigii:ancien peuple de la Narbonnaise
Segodunum:ville d'Aquitaine [Rodez]
Segonax:(Lebaigue P. 1140 et P. 1141) Ségonax (roi de la Bretagne méridionale).
Segontia:ville de la Tarraconnaise [auj. Siguenza]
Segontinus:de Segontia
Segontium:ville de Bretagne [auj. Carnarvon]
Segosa:ville d'Aquitaine [auj. Escoussé]
Segouellauni:peuple de la Narbonnaise
Segouesus:Liv. Ségovèse (un prince Gaulois).
Segulenses:les Séguliens (peuple de Celtibérie).
Segulius:nom d'h.
Seguntia:ville de la Tarraconnaise [auj. Siguenza]
Segusiani:Cic. les Ségusiaves (peuple de la Gaule Lyonnaise).
Segusio:ville de l'Italie Transpadane [auj. Suse]
Segusium:c. Segusio
Segustero:ville de la Narbonnaise [auj. Sisteron]
Seia:the Roman tutelary goddess of sowing
Seia2:the Roman tutelary goddess of sowing
Seianus2:of or belonging to Sejus, Sejan, the horse of a certain Cn. Sejus
Seianus3:de Séjus
Seius2:a Roman name
Sel:ind., ville de la Bétique
Selacosa:île du golfe Saronique
Sele:ville de Perse
Selepitani:peuple de l'Illyrie
Seleucenus:de Séleucie
Seleucianus:de Séleucie
Seleuciensis:c. Seleucensis
Seleucis:a kind of bird on Mount Casius
Seleucis2:la Séleucide [province de Syrie] / nom de femme
Selge:ville de Pisidie
Selgicus:of or belonging to the city of Selga, in Pisidia
Selgiticus:of or belonging to the city of Selga, in Pisidia
Selinuntii:the inhabitants of Selinus
Selinusius:of or belonging to Selinus, Selinusian
Sellasia:a town of Laconia, on the river Œnus, St. Saranda
Selle:ville de Lucanie
Selli:Selles [anciens habitants de Dodone]
Sellium:ville de Lusitanie
Sellius:nom d'homme
Sellum:Sellum (ville de Judée).
Selybria:Sélymbria (ville de Thrace).
Selymbria:a town of Thrace, on the Propontis
Selymbrianus:de Sélymbria
Sem:ind., Sem, un des fils de Noé
Semberritae:peuple d'Éthiopie
Sembobitis:île du Nil, en Éthiopie
Sembracenus:de Sembraque [île d'Arabie]
Semela:a daughter of Cadmus, and mother of Bacchus by Jupiter; nom., gen.
Semeleus:of Semele
Semellitani:habitants de Sémella [Sicile]
Semenpserteus:Sémenpsertée (roi d'Egypte).
Semiamira:nom de la mère d'Héliogabale
Semiamiricus:de Semiamire
Semichristianus:a half-Christian
Semigaetulus:a half-Gœtulian, semi-Gœtulian
Semigermanus:halfGerman, semi-German
Semigraece:half in the Greek manner
Semigraeculus:a little half-Greek
Semigraecus:halfGreek, semi-Grecian, Adv.
Semiiudaeus:a half-Jew, half a Jew
Semimedus:a half-Mede, half a Mede
Seminumida:a half-Numidian, half a Numidian
Semipersa:a half-Persian, half a Persian
Semiramius:of or belonging to Semiramis, Semiramian
Semiremex:à demi rameur [épithète d'Hercule]
Semiromanus:à demi romain
Semirus:fleuve du Bruttium
Semonia:a goddess of the Romans that presided over the crops
Sempronianus:of or belonging to a Sempronius, Sempronian
Semprulla:nom de femme
Semurinus:de Sémurium.
Semurius:
Semus2:c. Semo
Sena:A town on the coast of Umbria, where Hasdrubal was defeated by M. Livius Salinator, Sinigaglia
Senagallia:ville maritime d'Ombrie [auj. Sinigaglia]
Senanus:of Sena
Senemuris:roi d'Égypte
Senensis:of or belonging to Sena
Senia:nom de f. // ville de Liburnie
Seniae:bains publics à Rome
Seniauchus:nom d'h.
Sennaar:ind., ancien nom de la Babylonie
Sennacherib:roi d'Assyrie
Sennar:ind., ancien nom de la Babylonie
Sennates:peuple d'Aquitaine
Sennius:nom d'homme
Senogallia:c. Senagallia
Senonia:le pays des Sénonais
Senonicus:of or belonging to the Senones
Senonius:des Sénonais
Senta:a place in Dalmatia, noted for a curious cavern
Sentia:déesse des bonnes pensées
Sentinas:of or belonging to Sentinum
Sentinates:the inhabitants of Sentinum
Sentinum:Sentinum (ville d'Ombrie).
Sentinus:the deity who gives sensation to new-born infants
Sentis2:a town of Umbria
Senum:ville de la Calabrie
Separi:habitants d'une île proche de la Dalmatie
Sepias:a promontory of Magnesia
Sepinum:a town of the Samnites
Sepiussa:île de la mer Égée
Seplasia2:a street in Capua, where unguents were sold
Seppius:nom d'un Campanien
Septempedani:peuplade du Picénum
Septemzodium:A large building in Rome in the twelfth region
Septicianus:of or belonging to a Septicius, Septician, a Septician pound
Septicianus2:nom d'homme
Septimanca:île d'Hispanie [auj. Simancas]
Septimia:the name of a Roman gens
Septimilla:nom de femme
Septimontialis:of or belonging to the feast of the Seven Hills
Septimontium:The circuit of the Seven Hills
Septimuleius:meurtrier de C. Gracchus
Septimuncia:ville de la Byzacène
Septimunciensis:de Septimuncia
Septimus2:prénom et surnom romains / Septime Sévère, empereur romain
Septitianus:of or belonging to a Septicius, Septician, a Septician pound
Septizonium:A large building in Rome in the twelfth region
Sepyra:a village in Cilicia, on Mount Amanus
Sequanicus:of the
Sera3:ville capitale des Sères
Serachi:peuple d'Asie, au delà du Palus-Méotide
Serapeum:a temple of Serapis
Seraphim:plur. indecl., the Seraphim
Seraphin:plur. indecl., the Seraphim
Serapia:nom de femme
Serapia2:fêtes de Sérapis
Serapicus:of or belonging to Serapis, Serapian;, splendid, sumptuous, med.
Serapio:The name of an Egyptian ambassador to Rome
Serapium:temple de Sérapis
Seraptenus:de Sérapta (ville de Palestine).
Serbi:peuple de la Scythie asiatique
Serbonis:λίμνη), d'un lac de la basse Égypte
Serdica:a city of Mœsia
Serdicensis:Serdican, of Serdica
Serdicenus:Serdican, of Serdica
Sere:ville d'Égypte
Serena:-I. a Roman female name;, the wife of Stilicho, eulogized by Claudian -II. a proper name.
Serenator:he that makes fair weather, the clearer-up
Serenianus:favori de Vibius Gallus, frère de Julien
Sergia:the name of a Roman gens
Seria3:ville de la Bétique
Seriane:ville de Syrie
Sericus2:marchand de soierie
Seriphius2:a Seriphian
Seriphus:a small rocky island in the Ægean Sea, reckoned among the Cyclades, Serfo
Serippo:ville de la Bétique
Seronatus:Séronat [né tard], nom d'homme
Serpa:ville de la Bétique
Serpensis:de Serpa
Serpentina:nom de femme
Serra2:Serra (ancien nom du Tibre).
Serrapilli:a people of Pannonia, on the Danube
Serretes:a people of Pannonia, on the Danube
Serrheum:a promontory in Thrace, with a fortification
Serrhium:a promontory in Thrace, with a fortification
Serri:peuplade voisine du Caucase
Serrium:a promontory in Thrace, with a fortification
Serronatus:Serronat (chef des Arvernes).
Sertor:a Latin prœnomen
Seruanda:noms propres
Seruandus:noms propres
Seruilio:nom d'h.
Seruiodurum:ville de Vindélicie
Sesamos:ville d'Éthiopie
Sesamum:ville de Paphlagonie
Sesanium:Sésanium (ville d'Ethiopie).
Sesculixes:name of a satire of Varro
Sesculysses:un Ulysse et demi [un fourbe et demi]
Sesere:Séséré (ville d'Ethiopie).
Sesia:a goddess that presides over sowing
Sesoostris:a celebrated king of Egypt, Abl., Gen., Abl.
Sesostris:a celebrated king of Egypt, Abl., Gen., Abl.
Sesothes:the name of an Egyptian king
Sesquiculus:
Sesquiulixes:name of a satire of Varro
Sesquiulysses:un Ulysse et demi [un fourbe et demi]
Sessia:a goddess that presides over sowing
Sessis:c. Sessites
Sessites:rivière de la Gaule Cisalpine, affl. du Pô [auj. la Sesia]
Sestiacus:of or belonging to Sestos, Sestian
Sestias:the Sestian, Hero
Sestinates:habitants de Sestinum
Sestinum:ville d'Ombrie [auj. Sestino]
Sestis:c. Sestias
Sestius:of or belonging to a Sestius (Sextius), Sestian (Sextian)
Sestus2:of Sestos, Sestian
Sesuuii:
Setabis:a town of, celebrated for its flax, Jativa
Setabitani:the inhabitants of Sœtabis
Setabitanus:de Sétabis.
Setabus:of or belonging to Sœtabis
Setae:peuple de l'Inde
Seth:ind., Seth, troisième fils d'Adam
Sethiani:hérétiques qui prétendaient que Seth était le Messie
Sethroites:nome d'Égypte
Setia:an ancient mountain-city in Latium, near the Pomptine Marshes, celebrated for its excellent wine, Sezza, the wine produced there, Setian wine
Setianus:du mont Setius
Seticani:peuple sur le littoral de la Tarraconnaise ou de la Bétique
Setienus:du mont Setius
Setina:The Setiness
Setini:the inhabitants of Setia, the Setians
Seuera:v. Otacilia.
Seueriani:Sévériens, sectateurs de Sévère
Seuerianus:de Sévère (Septime)
Seuerianus2:Sévérien, ou Libius Sévère, empereur romain
Seuerilla:nom de femme
Seuianus:of or belonging to a Sevius, Sevian pears
Seuina:surnom de la Bonne Déesse
Seuini:mieux
Seuinus:a lake in Upper Italy, Lago d, Iseo
Seuo2:a mountain of northern Germany, in the island of Scandia, Kjölen, between Sweden and Norway
Seurbi:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Seutlusa:île près de Rhodes
Sexcentoplagus:qui reçoit des volées de coups [mot forgé]
Sexitanus:of or belonging to Sex, a town of Hispania Baetica, Sexitan
Sexsignani:
Sextantio:ville de la Narbonnaise
Sextianus:of Sestius, Sestian
Sextilianus:of or named from a Sextilius
Sextilianus2:a Roman surname
Sextillus:nom d'homme
Sextina:nom de femme
Sextio:nom d'homme
Sextodalmatae:Sextodalmates, nom d'un corps de cavalerie impériale
Siagitanus:de Siagu
Siagu:ville d'Afrique
Sialetae:peuple de Thrace
Siambis:île entre la Bretagne et l'Irlande
Siarum:ville de la Bétique
Siata:île près de la côte de l'Armorique
Siberus:fleuve de l'Attique
Sibi:ind., ville d'Arabie
Sibuzates:a people in Aquitania, Sobusse
Sicamber:des Sicambres.
Sicambri:a powerful people of Germany, between the Sieg and the Ruhr, and as far as the Lippe, Cleve, Berg, Recklingshausen
Sicambria:pays des Sicambres
Sicandrus:lac de Thessalie
Sicanis:f., Sicanian, Siculian, Sicilian
Sicanus:Of or belonging to the Sicani, Sicanian
Sicanus2:Of or belonging to the Sicani, Sicanian
Sicca:a border-town on the east of Numidia, Kef
Sicca2:nom d'h.
Siccanas:fleuve du golfe Persique
Sicdelis:île entre la Gaule et la Bretagne
Sicelis2:a Sicilian woman
Sicelitanus:de Sicelia  [ville de Mauritanie]
Sicha:nom propre carthaginois
Sichaeus:Sychæus, husband of Dido
Sichem:ind., chef chananéen / ville de Judée, la même que Neapolis
Sicila:village de Gaule, où fut assassiné Alexandre Sévère
Sicilibba:ville d'Afrique
Sicimina:a mountain in
Sicinus:île de la mer Égée
Siculotae:peuple de Dalmatie
Sicyonii:the inhabitants of Sicyon, the Sicyonians
Sida:ville maritime de Pamphylie
Side:a town in Pamphylia, Eski Adalia
Sidensis:de Sida
Sideris:fleuve de l'Hyrcanie
Sidetae:the inhabitants of Sida
Sidiloucum:ville de la Gaule Lyonnaise [auj. Saulieu]
Sidon:fils aîné de Chanaan, qui fonda Sidon
Sidon2:a very ancient and celebrated Phœnician city, the mother-city of Tyre, now Saida
Sidones:c. Sidonii
Sidonia:f, a very ancient and celebrated Phœnician city, the mother-city of Tyre, Saida
Sidonis:Sidonian;, Phœnician
Sidonis2:a Sidonian, Phœnician woman; Europa, Dido, Anna
Sidonius2:a proper name;, a Christian writer in the middle of the fifth century
Sidus2:Sidonte [Attique]
Sidusa:île de la mer Égée
Sidyma:ville de Lycie
Siga:ville de la Mauritanie Césarienne
Sigalion:the god of Silence among the Egyptians
Sigamber:of or belonging to the, Sigambrian
Sigambra:a Sigambrian, woman
Sigambri:a powerful people of Germany, between the Sieg and the Ruhr, and as far as the Lippe, Cleve, Berg, Recklingshausen
Sigambria:the country of the, Sigambria
Sige:ville de la Troade / un des Éons de Valentin / nom de femme
Sigensis:de Siga
Siggos:a city of Chalcidice, on the Ægean Sea
Sigillaria2:The last days of the Saturnalia, in which people made each other presents, especially of little images; the feast of images
Sigimerus:a prince of the, the father of Arminius and brother of Segestes
Sigipedes:peuple de la Scythie d'Europe
Signia:an ancient town in Latium which produced an astringent wine, Segni
Signias:a mountain in Greater Phrygia
Signini:the inhabitants of Signia, Signians
Signinum:v. Signia.
Sigouesus:Sigovèse, ancien prince de la Gaule
Siguitani:habitants de Sigus (ou Siguus)
Sigus:ville de Numidie
Silae:peuple de l'Inde
Silanianus:of or named from one Silanus
Silaniion:a celebrated statuary
Silanio:a celebrated statuary
Silanus2:of or belonging to the forest of Sila
Silas:apôtre, compagnon de saint Paul
Silbiani:habitants de Silbium
Silbium:ville de Phrygie
Sileni:gods of the woods, satyrs
Silenicus:of or sacred to Silenus
Siler2:c. Silarus
Silerus:c. Silarus.
Silices:a mountain-tribe in Asia
Silici:nom de deux peuples dans l'Arménie et l'Assyrie
Silis:the name of several rivers.
Silo:ind., ville de Judée
Siloa:ind., fontaine de Palestine, dans la Samarie
Siloe:ind., fontaine de Palestine, dans la Samarie
Silpia:a city of, Linares
Siluanae:female wood-deities
Siluanectae:peuple de la Belgique [dans le pays de Senlis]
Siluanectensis:des Silvanectes
Siluanectum:ville de Belgique [auj. Senlis]
Siluester2:nom de plusieurs papes
Silui:peuplades proches de l'Albanie
Siluini:a people of Apulia
Silumius:dieu de la Dacie ou de la Pannonie
Siluum:ville d'Istrie
Siluum2:ville d'Istrie
Simalio:nom d'homme
Simbruuinus:du Simbruvium
Simbruuium:a district in Latium, abounding in hills and springs of water
Simena:ville de Lycie
Simeon:fils de Jacob / autres personnages du même nom
Simila2:the goddess who pricks on, excites, stimulates to action or pleasure
Similinus:nom d'h.
Similis2:nom d'h.
Simittu:ville de Numidie
Simittuensis:de Simittu
Simulus2:a proper name
Simus2:surnom romain / nom d'un peintre grec
Simyra:ville de Phénicie
Sina:le mont Sinaï
Sinai:le mont Sinaï
Sinapodes:peuple d'Afrique
Sinda:ville de Pisidie
Sindenses:the inhabitants of Sinda, a town of Pisidia, near Cibyra and the river Caularis
Sindensis:de Sinda
Sindi:peuple scythe, sur les bords du Palus-Méotide
Sindica:a part of Scythia on the Black Sea
Sindicus:de Sinda
Sindones:the inhabitants of Sindos
Sindos:a city of Scythia, on the Cimmerian Bosporus
Sindus:an Indian name of the river Indus
Singae:peuple de l'Inde au-delà du Gange
Singania:a river of Pontus
Singara:a city of Mesopotamia, the capital of the
Singarenus:of or belonging to Singara
Singidonensis:of or belonging to the town Singido in Pannonia
Singidunensis:de Singidunum
Singidunum:ville de la Mésie supérieure
Singili:a city in
Singilia:ville de la Bétique
Singilis:rivière de la Bétique
Singos:a city of Chalcidice, on the Ægean Sea
Singulis:rivière de la Bétique
Sinnaus:v. Sannaus.
Sinnianus:of Sinnius
Sinnius:the name of a Roman gens, a Roman grammarian
Sinonia:an island in the Tyrrhenian Sea, Sanone
Sinopeus:of Sinope
Sinopicus:of Sinope
Sinopis:a kind of red ochre
Sinti:a people of Macedonia
Sintice:contrée de la Macédoine
Sinticus:of or belonging to the, Sintian
Sintii:a people of Macedonia
Sintula:nom d'homme
Sinuessuanus:of or belonging to Sinuessa, Absol.
Sion2:a hill of Jerusalem, Jerusalem
Siphae:a city of Bœotia, on the borders of Phocis
Siphnius:Siphnian
!Siphnos:one of the Cyclades, Sifano
Sipontum:an important maritime town in Appulia, S. Maria di Siponto
Sipuntum:ville d'Apulie
Sipus:v. Sipontum
Sipyleius:du Sipyle
Sipylensis:A son of Niobe
Sipyleus:of Sipylus
Sirae:a town of the Odomantic region in Thrace
Sirapilli:peuple de Pannonie
Sirbitum:a city in Ethiopia
Sirechae:peuple de la Troglodyte
Siredones:the Sirens
Sirenaeus:Siren-
Sireneus:des Sirènes
Sirenis:f., of the Sirens
Sirenius:des Sirènes
Siria:a country in Asia, on the Mediterranean Sea, Assyria
Sirinus:de Siris [ville et fleuve de Lucanie] / habitants de Siris
Sirio:ville d'Aquitaine [sur le Siron, affluent de la Garonne]
Siris:The name of a branch of the Nile in Ethiopia
Sirmienses:habitants de Sirmium
Sirmiensis:de Sirmium
Sirmium:an important city of, Mitrovitz
Sirnides:îles voisines de la Crète
Sirona:name of a goddess among the Gauls
Sirpi:ville de Pannonie
Sisaponensis:of or belonging to Sisapo, Sisaponian
Siscia:a city of Pannonia, Siszek
Sisennus:nom d'homme
Sisichthon:Earth-shaker
Sisichton:surnom de Neptune
Sisipus:Son of Æolus, king of Corinth, famous for his cunning and robberies. He was killed by Theseus. His punishment in the infernal regions was to roll a stone up hill which constantly rolled back again
Sisolenses:ancien peuple du Latium
Sisupus:Son of Æolus, king of Corinth, famous for his cunning and robberies. He was killed by Theseus. His punishment in the infernal regions was to roll a stone up hill which constantly rolled back again
Sisygambis:a Persian female name;, the mother of Darius
Sisypheius:of Sisyphus, the marriage with Sisyphus
Sisypheus:c. Sisyphius
!Sisyphos:Sisyphe [fils d'Éole, brigand tué par Thésée]
Sitellitergus:the title of a comedy by Plautus;
Sithon:Sithonian, Thracian
Sithonis2:a Thracian woman
Sitia:ville de la Bétique
Sitifensis:de Sétif
Sitifis:colonie romaine en Mauritanie [auj. Sétif]
Sitiogagus:a river of Asia
Sitius:nom d'homme
Sitones:a people of northern Germany, in the neighborhood of the Suiones
Sitrae:peuple de Mésopotamie
Sittace2:capitale de la Sittacène
Sittianus:of Sittius
Sixtus:Sixte, pape
Slemnium:ville de Cappadoce
Smaragdites:a mountain on which the smaragdus was found
Smerdis:A brother of Cambyses, king of Persia, by whom he was put to death
Smilax2:jeune fille qui fut changée en liseron
Smintheus:of or belonging to Smintheus
Sminthius:of Smintheus
Smyntheus:de Smynthée, d'Apollon.
Socanda:ville maritime d'Hyrcanie
Socunda:ville d'Hyrcanie
Sodamus:fleuve de la Gédrosie
Sodanus:a river of Gedrosia
Sodi:peuple d'Asie, dans l'Ibérie
Sodii:an Iberian people in Asia
Sodoma:the city of Sodom in Palestine
Sodoma2:the city of Sodom in Palestine
Sodomi:the city of Sodom in Palestine
Sodomitae:the inhabitants of Sodom, the Sodomites
Sodomitanus:de Sodome
Sodomiticus:of or belonging to Sodom
Sodomum:the city of Sodom in Palestine
Sogdianani:habitants de la Sogdiane
Sogionti:an Alpine people
Sogiunti:peuple des Alpes
Solanus:the east wind, med.
Solcinium:ville de Germanie [auj. Schwetzingen]
Solenses:habitants de Soles
Solensis:de Soles
Solentini:v. Soluntini.
Soletum:a town in Calabria
Soleus:of Soli
Solimara:déesse chez les Bituriges
Solimnia:île de la mer Égée
Solinus:a Roman writer of the third century of the Christian era, author of a work entitled, mostly taken from Pliny's
Sollius:un des prénoms de Sidoine Apollinaire
Solomon:Solomon, son of David
Solomonius:of or belonging to Solomon, Solomon, s
Solonates:a Gallic tribe in, south-west of Forum Julii, Torre di Sole
Solonium:a district near Lanuvium, on the Via Ostiensis
Solonius:même sens
Solorius:a mountain in Hispania Tarraconensis
Solouettius:chef gaulois
Solua:a city of Noricum
Soluensis:of or belonging to Solva
Solus2:a town on the northern coast of Sicily, Castello di Solanto
Solyma:the city of Jerusalem, in Palestine
Solyma2:the city of Jerusalem, in Palestine
Solymnia:v. Solimnia.
Solymos:a Trojan, the founder of Sulmo
!Solymus2:a Trojan, the founder of Sulmo
Solymus3:Solyme (= Sulmone, ville d'Italie).
Somena:Somme [fleuve de Belgique]
Sonautes:fleuve de Bithynie
Sontiates:a powerful tribe in Aquitania
Sontini:a people of Lucania
Sontius:a river in Carinthia, the Lisonzo
Sonus2:a river of India, a branch of the Ganges
Sopheni:a people of Asia
Sophia2:Sophie, femme de l'empereur Justin II
Sophianus:du temple de Sainte-Sophie à Constantinople
Sophoclidisca:the name of a woman
Sophoniba:wife of Syphax and daughter of Hasdrubal
Sophonisba:Sophonisbe (femme de Syphax et fille d'Asdrubal).
Sophron:a Greek composer of mimes
Sophrona:the name of a woman, nurse of Pamphila
Sophrosyne:fille de Denys l'Ancien
Sophus:a surname of the consul P. Sempronius
Soractia:a city of Syria, founded by Semiramis
Soractinus:du Soracte
Sorax:c. Soracte
Sordice:étang formé par le Sordus
Sordicenus:du Sordus
Sordones:a people of Gaul, towards the Pyrenees
Sorofages:peuple de l'Inde
Sosaeadae:peuple de l'Inde
Sosagoras:a Greek physician
Sosia:the name of a servant
Sosia2:nom de femme
Sosias:c. Sosia 1
Sosibianus:nom d'homme
Sosicles:nom d'homme
Sosigenes:a famous astronomer employed by Julius Cœsar in reforming the calendar
Sosilaus:nom d'h.
Sosilus:a Lacedœmonian who instructed Hannibal in Greek literature and recorded his exploits
Sosimenes:nom d'un médecin
Sosiola:nom de femme
Sosis:a Greek proper name
Sostra:ville d'Élymaïde
Sosus:-I. a proper name -II. the title of a book written by Antiochus against Philo
Sotacus:nom d'un naturaliste grec
Sotades:an obscene Greek poet
Sotadeus:of or in the manner of Sotades
Sotadici:vers sotadéens
Sotas:médecin
Sotericianus:belonging to the Saviour
Sotes:médecin
Sothis:roi d'Héliopolis (al. Sesothes)
Soti:peuple d'Italie
Sotimus:nom d'homme
Sotira:ville du Pont / nom de femme
Sottiates:a people in, Sōs, Départ. du Gers
Sozusa2:nom de femme
Spalaei:peuple de l'Asie ultérieure
Spalathra:a city on the Thessalian coast
Spalei:a people on the Tanais
Spanius:nom d'homme
Spanus:c. Hisp-
Sparata:ville de Mésie
Sparta:The famous capital of Laconia, Mistra
Spartaria:surnom de Carthage la Neuve [Espagne]
Sparti:the armed men who sprang up from the dragon's teeth sown by Cadmus
Spartiacus:Spartan
Spartianus:a Roman historian of the time of Diocletian, one of the
Spartiatae:Spartiates, habitants de Sparte
Spartiates:a Spartan
Spartiaticus:Spartan
Sparticus:Spartan
Spatala:nom de femme
Spatale:the name of a nymph
Spatalus:nom d'homme
Spectatus2:nom d'h.
Spelaeum2:lieu près de Pella
Spendophorus:nom d'homme
Speratianus:nom d'h.
Speratinus:nom d'h.
Speratio:nom d'esclave
Speratus2:nom d'homme
Spercheis:f., of or belonging to the Spercheos
Spercheus:a river of Thessaly, rising on Mount Pindus, the Ellada;
Sperchiae:ville de Thessalie
Sperchionides:a dweller by the Spercheos
!Sperchios:le Sperchius [fleuve de Thessalie]
Sperchios:a river of Thessaly, rising on Mount Pindus, the Ellada;
Sphaeria:île près d'Éphèse
Sphaerus:A Stoic, a pupil of Zeno
Sphageae:nom de trois îles en face de Pylos
Sphagiae:three rocky islands near Pylos
Spica2:nom de f.
Spicilius:nom d'un gladiateur
Spina2:ville près de l'embouchure du Pô
Spinae:ville de la Bretagne
Spineticus:de Spina
Spinga:Plur.
Spiniensis:a deity that guarded the fields against thorns
Spino:a small stream near Rome, to which divine honors were paid
Spintharus:A slave and amanuensis of Cicero
Spintum:a town of Ethiopia
Spiraeum:a promontory of Argolis, on the Saronic Gulf
Spireonstoma:embouchure de l'Ister
Spiridion:a surname of the rhetorician Glycon
Spiropolis:ville située sur le Bosphore de Thrace
Spithami:peuple de l'Inde
Splonistae:habitants de Splonos, ville de Dalmatie
Spodusa:île du Pont
Spoletanus:of Spoletium
Spoletini:the inhabitants of Spoletium
Spoletium:a city of Umbria, Spoleto
Spoletum:a city of Umbria, Spoleto
Sponde:nom de femme
Spondolici:peuple riverain du Tanaïs
Spongia2:a proper name
Sporades:islands in the Ægean Sea, between the Cyclades and Crete, Acc.
Sporus:a eunuch, a favorite of Nero
Spurianus:n. d'homme
Spurinus:nom d'h.
Stabianum:maison de Stabies / territoire de Stabies
Stabianus:of or belonging to Stabiœ, Stabian
Stabulum2:ville de Mysie
Stacta:nom de femme
Stactari:ville de Taurique
Stadia:an ancient name of the town of Cnidus in Caria
Stadios:a Greek painter
Stadisis:a town in Ethiopia
Stadius2:the name of a man
Stagira:a town in Macedonia, the birthplace of Aristotle
Stagirites:the Stagirite, Aristotle
Staphyle:the name of a woman
Staphylius:Aus. nom d'un rhéteur.
Staphylus:a son of Silenus, who taught the art of mixing wine with water
Staseas:a Peripatetic philosopher of Neapolis
Stasiastae:the name of a tragedy of Attius
Stasimus:the name of a slave
Stata:a surname of Vesta
Statanus:the deity who presided over the standing of children, a female deity
Statelli:a people of Liguria, Their chief town
Statianus:the name of a lieutenant of Antony
Statiellae:ville de Ligurie
Statiellas:of or belonging to the Statielli
Statiellates:v. Statelli.
Statiellenses:the inhabitants of
Statielli:a people of Liguria, Their chief town
Statilinus:c. Statulinus, v. Statanus.
Statina:déesse qui présidait aux premiers pas de l'enfance
Statinae:source dans l'île de Pithécuse
Statones:the people of Statonia in Southern Etruria, celebrated for its vines and stone-quarries
Statoniensis:of or belonging to Statonia, subst. m. sc. ager
Statorius:the name of a Roman gens
Statulinus:the deity who presided over the standing of children, a female deity
Statumae:ville de la Narbonnaise, chez les Arécomices
Staures:a people on the Caspian Sea
Steganos:one of the channels by which the city of Alexandria had access to the sea.
Steganus:un des bras du Nil
Stelendena:contrée de Syrie, voisine de Palmyre
Stellatinus:of or belonging to the
Stellio:a Roman surname
Stena:a narrow defile near Antigonea, in Chaonia
Stenacum:ville de la Norique
Stentor:a Greek warrior in the army before Troy, celebrated for the strength of his lungs
Stentoreus:Stentorian, loud-sounding
Stephana:nom de femme
Stephane:I. Ancient name of the island of Samos II. m. a mountain in Thessaly
Stephaneplocos:the Chaplet-wreather
Stephania:Stéphanie, nom de femme
Stephanio:a mime of the time of Augustus
Stephaniscidium:ma petite Stephanium
Stephanium2:a character in the Stichus of Plautus
Stephanopolis:the Chaplet-seller
Stephanus:a Grecian sculptor
Stephanusa:the female Chaplet-wreather
Stercenius:c. Sterculius
Sterces:c. Sterculius
Sterculio:nom d'homme
Sterculius:the deity that presides over manuring
Sterculus:surnom de Saturne, ou de Picumnus, qui inventa, dit-on, l'art de fumer les terres
Stercutus:surnom de Saturne, ou de Picumnus, qui inventa, dit-on, l'art de fumer les terres
Stereses:ville de Belgique
Stergusa:nom de femme
Steria:a town in Attica
Steropes:un des Cyclopes
Stheneboeius:of or belonging to Sthenebœa
Stheneleis:de Sthénélus
Sthennis:a sculptor of Olynthus
Sthenoboea:daughter of Iobates, king of Lycia
Sthenos:
Sticte:one of Actœon's hounds
Stilicho:the famous general and father-in-law of the emperor Honorius
Stilichonius:of or belonging to Stilicho, Maria, daughter of Stilicho and wife of Honorius
Stilio:nom d'un philosophe, maître d'Alexandre Sévère
Stilo2:a surname of
Stilpo:A proper name
Stilpon:A proper name
Stimon:ville de Thessalie
Stipax:sculpteur de l'île de Chypre
Stiria:an island near the coast of Cilicia
Stirnides:îles près de la Crète
Stobenses:
Stobensis:de Stobi
Stobi:an ancient and important city of Paeonia in Northern Macedonia
Stoechades:a group of islands on the southern coast of Gaul, near Massilia, Isles d'Hyères
Stoeni:capitale des Euganéens
Stoica:the Stoic philosophy
Stoides:an island off the Indian coast, famous for pearls
Stoidis:an island off the Indian coast, famous for pearls
Stola2:surnom romain
Stolo2:a cognomen in the gens Licinia
Strabax:nom d'esclave
Strabellini:v. Strapellini.
Strabilio:nom d'homme
Strabonilla:nom de femme
Strapellini:peuple de l'Italie du Sud
Stratie:a town of Arcadia
Stratii:the inhabitants of Stratos
Stratioton:a promontory in Ethiopia
Stratius:the physician of king Eumenes
Stratoburgum:c. Argentoratum
Stratoclea:a town on the Cimmerian Bosporus
Stratoclia:a town on the Cimmerian Bosporus
Straton:-I. A philosopher of Lampsacus -II. a Peripatetic philosopher
Stratonicea:a considerable town of Caria, Eski-hissar
Stratonicensis:of Stratonicea
Stratoniceum:the temple of Venus Stratonicis
Stratoniceus:of or belonging to Stratonicea
Stratonidas:nom grec
Stratophanes:the name of a soldier
!Stratos:A town of Acarnania, on the Achelous
Strenia:the goddess that presides over new-year's gifts
Strenion:nom d'homme
Strenua2:the goddess that presides over new-year's gifts
Strobilum:promontoire du golfe Arabique
Stromateus:the writer of miscellanies, a surname of Clemens of Alexandria
Strongyle2:one of the Lipari islands, Stromboli
Strongylion:a Grecian sculptor
Struma2:a Roman surname
Strymo:le Strymon [fleuve de Thrace] / [par ext.] la Thrace
Strymonis:f., of or belonging to Thrace; subst., a Thracian woman
Stubera:a city in Macedonia
Stuberaeus:de Stubéra
Studiosus2:The Student, the title of a work of the elder Pliny
Stura:a river of Cisalpine Gaul, that flows into the Po near Turin
Sturii:a German tribe, who held an island in the Rhine
Sturium:an island in the Mediterranean, near the coast of Gaul
Sturnini:a people of Calabria
Stygialis:Stygian
Stymphalicus:of or belonging to Stymphalus, Stymphalian
Stymphalos:le Stymphale [montagne et lac d'Arcadie]
Stymphalum:a district in Arcadia, with a town, mountain, and lake of the same name, celebrated in fable as the haunt of a species of odious birds of prey, very vexatious to the inhabitants, but which were finally destroyed by Hercules
!Stymphalus:le Stymphale [montagne et lac d'Arcadie]
Styphelus:a Centaur
Styppax:sculpteur de l'île de Chypre
Suaeuconi:peuple de Belgique
Suanenses:the inhabitants of Suana, in Etruria
Suanetes:an Alpine people
Suani:a people of Pontus
Suarataratae:peuple de l'Inde
Suari:a people of India, north of the Ganges
Suasani:a people of Umbria
Subballio:Under - Ballio, Sub - Ballio;, Ha., Ps.
Subcutiliae:région de la Sabine
Subdinum:ville de la Lyonnaise.
Subditiuus2:the title of a comedy of Cœcilius
Suberinus2:a Roman surname
Subertani:a people of Etruria, the inhabitants of Subertum, the modern Sovretto in Tuscany
Subertanus:of or belonging to the Subertani
Subi:a river of Spain
Subigus:the tutelary god of the wedding-night
Subis2:a river of Spain
Sublabio:ville de la Rhétie [auj. Clausen ou Seben]
Sublacensis:of or belonging to Sublaqueum
Sublauio:ville de la Rhétie [auj. Clausen ou Seben]
Submemmianus:du Summemmium
Submemmium:quartier des courtisanes de bas étage
Submontorium:ville de Vindélicie
Submuranum:lieu de la Lucanie [auj. Morano Calabro]
Subnero:the second Nero
Subocrini:an Alpine people
Subota:an island of the Ægean Sea
Subriti:ind., ville de Crète
Subsiciuum2:ville de Campanie [auj. Giojosa]
Sububa:fleuve de Mauritanie
Sububus:fleuve de Mauritanie
Subulo2:a Roman surname;
Subur:a town in Spain, on the river Rubricatus
Suburanenses:the dwellers in the Subura
Suburitani:the inhabitants of Subur
Suburra:v. Subura, etc.
Subzupara:ville de Thrace
Sucambri:v. Sicambri.
Sucasini:a surname of the Interamnates on the Liris in Latium
Succasini:a surname of the Interamnates on the Liris in Latium
Succasses:a people of Gaul
Succhabar:colonie romaine de la Mauritanie
Succi:a people of Thrace
Succubitanus:de Succubo [
Succubo3:Plin. Succubo (municipe de la Bétique, près de Cordoue).
Suche:a town in Egypt
Sucidaua:ville de Mésie
Sucinianiensis:de Sucinium [Étrurie]
Sucinianus:de Sucinium [Étrurie]
Suculae:the Hyades
Sudines:a writer on precious stones
Sue:a town in Assyria
Suebri:a people of Gaul
Suecius:nom d'un grammairien latin
Sueconi:(Lebaigue P. 1217) les Suécons (peuple de la Gaule).
Suel:a town in Spain
Suelitanus:de Suel
Suelleni:a people of Arabia
Suelteri:a people of
Suesia:marais de Germanie
Suessani:the inhabitants of Suessa
Suessas:de Suessa
Suessatium:ville d'Hispanie
Suessetani:a people of
Suessetanus:des Suessétains
Suessio:ville principale des Suessiones [auj. Soissons]
Suessionensis:de Soissons
Suessones:a people in Gaul, Soissons
Suessula:a town of Campania, Castel di Sessola
Suessulani:the inhabitants of Suessula
Suetes:nom de guerrier [al. Seuthes]
Suetius:nom d'homme
Suetri:an Alpine people
Sueui:the Suevi, a powerful people in the north-eastern part of Germany
Sueuia:the country of the Suevi
Sueuicus:Suevic
Sueuius:a poet
Sufasar:ville d'Afrique
Sufax:v. Syphax.
Sufetula:a town in Africa
Suffenates:the inhabitants of Nebula Suffena, a town in the Sabine territory
Suffetia:nom d'une vestale
Suffetula:ville de la Byzacène
Suffucius:nom d'homme
Sugabarritanus:de Sugabarri [= Succabar]
Sugdiani:v. Sogdiani
Sugdias:v. Sogdiani.
Suillates:a people of Umbria
Suismontium:a mountain of Liguria
Suissa:ville d'Asie Mineure
Sulca:a Roman surname
Sulcensis:of Sulci
Sulci:an ancient maritime city on the southern coast of Sardinia, founded by Carthage, Palma de Solo, Sulci
Sulcius:nom d'homme
Suleuiae:cf. silviae), divinités champêtres
Suliuiae:a kind of wood-goddesses
Sullani:partisans of Sulla
Sullina:nom de femme
Sulloniaci:ville de Bretagne, près de Londinium
Sulmontinus:of Sulmo
Sulpicilla:the poetess Sulpicia
Sulpitia:Sulpicia (nom de femme).
Sumlocennensis:d'une ville de Germanie [sur le Neckar]
Summanalia:sorte de gâteaux sacrés en forme de roue, offerts à Summanus
Summanes:a kind of inferior deities
Summara:a town in Ethiopia
Summoenianus:of or belonging to Summœnium
Summoenium:a place in Rome, probably near the walls, the resort of vile characters
Summuranum:ville de Campanie
Sunamitis:a Shunamite
Sunias:de Sunium
Sunici:les Suniques (peuple de Gaule).
Sunista:ville de Pannonie
Superaequani:ville des Pélignes
Superba:nom de femme
Superequani:v. Superae-.
Superi:They who are above
Supinalis:an epithet of Jupiter
Sura2:surnom romain
Sura3:-I. a river of Germany, the Saur -II. a Roman surname
Surae:a people of India
Suranus:de Sura
Surdaones:a people of Spain.
Surgasteus:coopérateur, surnom de Jupiter à Tios en Bithynie
Suri:v. Syri, etc.
Surilla:nom de femme
Surium:A town in Colchis
Surius:a river of Colchis
Surrentini:the inhabitants of Surrentum
Surrentium:promontoire de la Mauritanie Césarienne
Susis:f., of or belonging to Susa, Susian, Persian
Sutrini:the inhabitants of Sutrium
Sutrinus2:of or belonging to Sutrium
Sutrius:of Sutrium
Syagrius:nom de plusieurs patrices de la Gaule / évêque d'Autun
Syagrum:promontoire de l'Arabie
Sybaris:nom d'homme
Sybaris2:A town in Magna Græcia, noted for the effeminacy and debauchery of its inhabitants
Sybarita:an inhabitant of Sybaris, a Sybarite
Sybaritanus:of or belonging to Sybaris, Sybaritan
Sybariticus:of Sybaris, Sybaritan, Sybaritan, lewd, obscene
Sybaritis:the name of a lascivious poem
Sybillates:peuple d'Aquitaine
Sybota:islands between Epirus and Corfu
Sycaminum:ville de Phénicie
Syce2:île de la mer Égée, voisine de l'Asie
Sycolatronia:et latro), pays des voleurs de figues, nom d'un peuple imaginaire
Sycolatronidae:
Sycurium:a town of Thessaly
Sycussa:an island in the Ægean Sea
Sydraci:a people of India
Sydrus:fleuve de l'Inde
Syedra:Σύεδρα), ville de Cilicie
Syenitae:the inhabitants of Syene, the Syenites
Syenites:m., of or belonging to Syene, Syenite
Syenites2:syénite, granit rouge
Sygambri:a powerful people of Germany, between the Sieg and the Ruhr, and as far as the Lippe, Cleve, Berg, Recklingshausen
Sygaros:an island of Arabia.
Syleum:a stronghold in Pamphylia
Sylla2:a surname in the
Sylleum:a stronghold in Pamphylia
Syllus:the name of a general
Syluanus:I. Silvanus, a deity presiding over woods and all places planted with trees, the god of woods, the rural Mars II. A Roman proper name
Sylui:peuple d'Asie
Sylui2:peuple d'Asie
Syluia:fille de Tyrrhénus / Rhéa Silvia [ou Ilie]
Syluius:fils d'Énée / fils d'Ascagne, deuxième roi d'Albe / ensuite le nom de Silvius est donné à tous les rois d'Albe
Symaethii:the dwellers on the Symæthus
Symaethis:Symæthian
Symaethum:le Symèthe, fleuve de Sicile
Symaethus:a river and town situated upon it on the east coast of Sicily, near Catina
Symbolum:port de la Sarmatie d'Europe
Syme:an island of the Ægean Sea, between Rhodes and Cnidos
Symiamira:v. Sem-
Symmachianus:of or belonging to Symmachus
Symmachis:nom de femme
Symmaethos:ville de Carie
Symphorianus:saint Symphorien, martyr d'Autun
Symphorus:nom d'homme
Symphosius:nom d'un poète latin
Symplegades:Two rocky islands in the Euxine that, according to the fable, floated about dashing against and rebounding from each other, until at length they became fixed on the passage of the Argo between them, gen.
Symposiaca:the writings of Plutarch entitled
Symposion2:le Banquet [titre d'un livre de Platon et d'un autre de Xénophon]
Synalus:nom d'homme
Synaristosae:the women breakfasting together
Syncerastus:nom d'esclave
Syndraci:peuple d'Arachosie
Synhalus:nom d'homme
Synhietae:a people of Asia
Synnada:Synnade [ville de Phrygie, renommée pour ses marbres]
Synnada2:a town in Phrygia Major, famous for its marble, Afioum Karahissar
Synnadensis:of or belonging to
Synnadicus:Synnadic
Synnas:f., Synnadic
Syntrophus2:nom d'homme
Sypheum:a town of the Bruttii, Montalto
Syra:the name of a slave
Syracella:ville de Thrace
Syracosii:the Syracusans
Syracusii:the Syracusans
Syracusius:Syracusan
Syrbotae:a people of Ethiopia
Syriace:in the Syrian tongue
Syriana:ville d'Asie
Syriarcha:the chief priest
Syriarches:le gouverneur de la Syrie
Syriarchia:la dignité d'un syriarcha
Syrias:nom de femme
Syriaticus:Syrian
Syricus:Syrian
Syrie:an island near Ephesus
Syrii:the Syrians
Syrilla:nom de femme
Syringa2:A nymph changed into a reed
Syrinx:nymphe d'Arcadie, changée en roseau
Syris:fleuve du Pont
Syrisca:la Syrienne (nom de femme).
Syriscus:of or from Syria, Syrian
Syrium:fleuve de Bithynie
Syrius:of or belonging to Syria, Syrian, Cybele
Syrius2:of or belonging to Syros
Syrmatae:a people of Asia
Syrmus:rivière de Thrace
Syrnos:an island in the Ægean Sea, one of the Sporades
Syro:un Épicurien, contemporain de Cicéron
Syrocilices:Syrociliciens [Syriens mélangés aux Ciliciens]
Syrophoenissa:la Chananéenne
Syros:one of the Cyclades, between Delos and Paros, Syra
Syrtis:f., Syrtian
Syrus3:the name of a slave, dog of Actæon
Taautes:dieu chez les Phéniciens
Tabalta:ville de l'Afrique
Tabernola:a place in Rome
Tabernula2:lieudit à Rome
Tabitha:Tabitha (nom de femme).
Tablae:ville des Bataves, dans une île du Vahal
Tabraca:a town of Numidia, on the Mediterranean Sea, Tabarkah
Tabracenus:de Tabraca
Tabuda:ville de Numidie
Tabudensis:de Tabuda
Tacapa:ville d'Afrique
Tacape:ville d'Afrique
Tacapensis:de Tacapa
Tacatua:ville de Numidie
Tachine:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Tachinus:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Tacompsos:a town of Ethiopia, upon an island of the Nile
Tader:a river in Spain
Tadiates:an extinct tribe of Central Italy
Tadinates:a people of Umbria
Tadnos:fontaine voisine du golfe Arabique
Tadu:an island near Meroë in Ethiopia
Tadute:ville de Numidie
Taduti:ville de Numidie
Taenara:[poét.] = les enfers
Taenarides:the Tænarian;, the Laconian, Hyacinthus
Taenaron:a promontory and town in Laconia;, on the promontory, Cape Matapan, was a temple of Neptune, and near it a cavern, the fabled entrance to the infernal regions; it was also famous for its black marble, the infernal regions
!Taenaros:[poét.] = les enfers
Tafa:ville d'Égypte dans le Delta
Tagaste:a city in Numidia, south-east of
Tagastensis:of Tagaste
Tages:an Etrurian divinity, grandson of Jupiter; he sprang from the ploughed earth in the form of a boy, and taught the Etrurians the art of divination
Tageste:v. Tagaste.
Tageticus:of or belonging to Tages, med.
Tagora:v. Thagura.
Tagorae:peuple voisin du Tanaïs
Tagrus:a mountain in Lusitania
Tagulis:ville voisine des Syrtes
Tagulus:ville voisine des Syrtes
Taifali:peuple sarmate
Taifalia:ville des Pictons
Talabrica:ville de Lusitanie
Talaionides:one sprung from Talaus, the offspring of Talaus, Adrastus, Eriphyle
Talarenses:peuple de Sicile
Talarius2:nom d'h.
Talarus:montagne de l'Épire
Talasio:a congratulatory exclamation to a bride
Talassio:a congratulatory exclamation to a bride
Talassius:a congratulatory exclamation to a bride
Talassus:ancien dieu, identifié avec Hyménée des Grecs
Talca:île de la Mer Caspienne
Talga:île de la Mer Caspienne
Talge:a small island in the Caspian Sea
Talisius:nom d'homme
Talius:nom d'homme
Talliates:peuple germain voisin des Ubiens
Tallonius:nom d'h.
Talmis:ville de la Haute-Égypte
Talna:nom d'h.
Talori:peuple de Lusitanie
Taludaei:peuple d'Arabie
Tama2:ville d'Éthiopie
Tamarici:a people of, on the river Tamaris
Tamaricicus:du Tamaris
Tamaris:fleuve de la Tarraconnaise
Tamaseus:of or belonging to Tamasus
Tamasos:an ancient city of Cyprus
!Tamasus:
Tamfana:the name of a deity worshipped by the Marsi
Tamiagi:peuple d'Afrique
Tamiani:peuple d'Afrique
Tamnum:ville d'Aquitaine
Tamogadi:v. Thamugadi.
Tamos:promontoire de l'Inde
Tamphilianus:de Tamphilus
Tamphilus:a Roman surname.
Tampsapor:nom d'un général perse
Tamuda:ville de la Mauritanie Tingitane
Tamudaei:peuple d'Arabie
!Tamus:promontoire de l'Inde
Tana:a river of Numidia, between Lares and Capsa
Tanagricus:of or belonging to Tanagra
Tanaitae:the inhabitants of the country near the Don
Tanaiticus:A proper name of a man
Tanarius:nom d'homme
Tanarus:le Tanare, affluent du Pô / surnom de Jupiter chez les Bretons
Tanas:a river of Numidia, between Lares and Capsa
Tanatis:île de la Bretagne
Tanaum:étang de Bretagne à l'embouchure de la Tweed
Tanetani:the inhabitants of Tanetum
Tanetum:a village of Upper Italy, Taneto
Tanis:ville de la Basse-Égypte
Taniticus:de Tanis
Tannetani:the inhabitants of Tanetum
Tannetum:a village of Upper Italy, Taneto
Tantaleus2:c. Tantalus
!Tantalos:a king of Phrygia, son of Jupiter, and father of Pelops and Niobe.
Tanus:nom d'un roi Scythe
Taphiassus:montagne d'Étolie
Taphis:ville de la Haute-Égypte, dans la Thébaïde
Taphiusa:région près de Leucade
Taphiusius:du Taphius
Taphrae:The isthmus of the Tauric Chersonese
Taphros:détroit entre la Corse et la Sardaigne
!Taphrus:c. Taphros
Tapori:peuple de Lusitanie
Taposiris:a town in Egypt
Tapponia:nom de femme
Tappulus:a Roman cognomen
Taprobana:habitants de Taprobane
Taprobane:an island in the Indian Ocean, Ceylon
Taprobani:habitants de Taprobane
Tapyri:peuple de Médie
Tarachie:île de la mer Ionienne près de Corcyre
Taracia:v. Tarracia.
Taracina:c. Tarracina.
Taradastili:peuple de l'Inde
Taranis:the name of Jupiter among the Gauls
Tarans:
Taranucnus:the name of a German deity
Taranucus:surnom de Jupiter en Dalmatie
Taranus:Jupiter Gaulois, à qui l'on immolait des victimes humaines
Taras:A son of Neptune, and founder of the city of Tarentum
Tarasia:nom de femme
Taratalla:a humorous name of a cook
Tarbellicus:Tarbellian
Tarbellius:Tarbellian
Tarcondimotus:a Cilician, prince and faithful ally of the Romans
Tardytenses:peuple ou ville de Syrie
Tarentus:a town of Lower Italy, founded by the Spartan Parthenians, Taranto
Targines:a river of
Tarichea:the sea, lake of Galilee
Taricheae:a town of Galilee, near Tiberias, El-Kerak
Tarinates:a people in the Sabine country
Tariona:ville forte de Dalmatie
Tariotae:a people of Dalmatia
Tarnaiae:ville d'Helvétie
Tarnanto:ville de la Norique
Tarnis:a river of Gaul falling into the Garonne, Tarn
Tarpeianus:Tarpeian
Tarpha:ville de la Locride
Tarquinienses:the inhabitants of Tarquinii, the Tarquinians
Tarquinii:a very ancient and important town of Etruria, Trachina
Tarquinius2:-I. of or belonging to Tarquinii, Tarquinian. -II. of or belonging to the family of the Tarquins, Tarquinian
Tarquitianus:of Tarquitius
Tarracenses:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Tarracia:nom d'une vestale
Tarracinae:ville du Latium
Tarracinensis:of or belonging to Tarracina, Tarracinian
Tarracon:a town in Spain, Tarragona
Tarraelii:peuple d'Éthiopie
Tarragenses:a people of
Tarratius:nom d'homme
Tarrutenius:nom d'homme
Tarsatica:a city of Illyria
Tarsenses:the inhabitants of Tarsus
Tarsensis:of or belonging to Tarsus— Subst.
Tarsis:nom de femme
Tarsis2:c, Tartessus / ville de l'Inde
Tartarinus:Tartarean, infernal;, horrid, terrible
Tartaros:Pluton
Tartarum:rivière et canal entre l'Adige et le Pô
Tartesiacus:Tartessian, Spanish
Tartesis:f., Tartessian
Tartessiacus:Tartessian, Spanish
Tartessis:f., Tartessian
Tartessos:a very ancient maritime town of Spain, El Rocadillo, near S. Roque
!Tartessus:a very ancient maritime town of Spain, El Rocadillo, near S. Roque
!Tartesus:a very ancient maritime town of Spain, El Rocadillo, near S. Roque
Taruenna:ville de la Belgique
Taruenna2:ville de la Belgique
Taruesede:ville de Rhétie
Taruisanus:de Tarvise
Taruisium:ville de Vénétie (Trévise)
Taruisum:ville de Vénétie (Trévise)
Taruisus:ville de Vénétie (Trévise)
Tarus:fleuve de la Gaule Cispadane / nom d'homme
Tarusconienses:habitants de Taruscon, ville de la Narbonnaise [auj. Tarascon]
Tarutius:a Roman proper name
Tasci:peuplade de la Perse
Tasgoduni:peuple de la Narbonnaise
Tatienses:one of the three Roman centuries of cavalry
Tatnos:fontaine voisine du golfe Arabique
Tatrae:peuple voisin du Palus-Méotide
Tattaeus:de Tatta [lac de Phrygie]
Tatulus:nom d'homme
Taueni:a people of Arabia
Tauia:ville principale des Trocmes en Galatie
Tauium:ville principale des Trocmes en Galatie
Taulantii:a people of Illyria
Taulantius:Taulantian
Taum:an arm of the sea in Britain, the Firth of Tay
Taunensis:de Taunus
Taurania:ancienne ville de Campanie
Tauranus:nom de guerrier
Taurasia:ville du Samnium
Taurasini:habitants de Taurasia
Taurentus:port de la Narbonnaise, près de Toulon
Taurica:la Chersonèse Taurique
Tauricana:la côte orientale de la Sicile
Tauricanus:de la Tauride
Taurii:s.-ent. ludi), Taurilies, jeux et sacrifices en l'honneur des dieux infernaux
Taurinas:adj., Taurinien
Taurinienses:Tauriniens
Taurinus3:nom d'homme
Taurio:nom d'esclave
Taurisci:an Alpine tribe in Pannonia
Tauriscus:of or belonging to the Taurisci
Tauriscus2:the name of a Greek actor
Taurius:
Taurois:a fortress belonging to Marseilles, situated on the seashore in, Tarento; acc.
Tauromenium:a town in the eastern part of Sicily, Taormina
Taurominium:a town in the eastern part of Sicily, Taormina
Tauropolos:an appellation of Diana
Tauroscythae:Tauroscythes, habitants d'une partie du Taurus
Taurubulae:an island near Naples
Taurunenses:habitants de Taurunum
Taurunum:ville de la Pannonie inférieure, auj. Belgrade
Tautanus:nom d'homme
Tautarene:ville d'Éthiopie
Taxilae:the name of a people in India
Taxilla:ville de l'Inde
Taygeta:le Taygète [montagne de Laconie]
Taygeton:c. Taygetus.
Taygetum:c. Taygetus.
Tazata:an island in the Caspian Sea
Teanani:
Teanenses:the inhabitants of Teanum
Teani:
Teari:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Tearus:rivière de Thrace
Teate:a town on the Adriatic Sea, near Corfinium, Chieti
Teates:a people in Apulia
Teatini:the inhabitants of Teate
Tebassus:nom d'homme
Tebeste:ville de Numidie [auj. Tébessa, en Algérie]
Technopaegnion:the title of a poem by Ausonius.
Techum:fleuve de la Narbonnaise
Tecmon:a town of Epirus
Tectosagi:a people in, between the Pyrenees and the Rhone
Tecum2:fleuve de la Narbonnaise
Tecumessa:c. Tecmessa
Tecusa:nom de femme
Tedigniloquides:a comically-formed proper name
Tedius:nom d'homme
Tedusia:ville de la Narbonnaise
Teganissa:île voisine de la Laconie
Tegeaea:the Arcadian Atalanta
Tegeaticus:Arcadian
Tegeatis:Tegean;, Arcadian
Tegee:a very ancient town in Arcadia, Paleo - Episkopi, Tripolitza, Arcadia
Tegeeus:of or belonging to Tegea, Tegean;, Arcadian, Callisto, a daughter of Lycaon, Mercury
Tegianensis:de Tégianum, ville de Lucanie / pl., habitants de Tégianum
Tegium:ville de la Mysie
Teglicium:ville de Mésie
Tegulata:ville de Narbonnaise / ville d'Italie
Teii:the inhabitants of Teos, Teians
Teium:ville de la Mysie
Telamo2:an Argonaut, son of Æacus, brother of Peleus, and father of Ajax and Teucer
Telamoniades:the offspring of Telamon, Ajax
Telamonius:de Télamon
Telandria:an island near Lycia
Telandrus:ville de Lycie
Telanus:
Telauium:fleuve de Liburnie
Telchines:a fabled family of priests in Rhodes, famous for their magic arts
Telchius:cocher de Castor et de Pollux
Teleboae:a people in Acarnania, noted for robbing travellers
Teleboas:a centaur killed by Nestor at the marriage of Pirithous
Teleboides:the name of some small islands between Leucadia and Achaia
Telebois:of Teleboæ, Teleboic.—Plur
!Telegonos:Télégone [fils d'Ulysse et de Circé, meurtrier de son père qu'il ne connaissait pas, fondateur de Tusculum] / [fig.] qui est funeste à son auteur
Telendos:an island near Lycia
Telephanes:nom de deux artistes
!Telephos:A king of Mysia, son of Hercules and the nymph Auge.
Telepte:ville de l'Afrique
Telesia:a town of Samnium, the village Telese
Telesina:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Telesini:habitants de Télésia
Telesinus:de Télésia
Telesphorio:nom d'homme, nom de femme
Telesphoris:nom d'homme, nom de femme
Telestes:the father of Ianthe
Telestus:a Greek painter
Telete:nom de femme
Telethrius:a grassy mountain of Eubœa
Telethusa:the wife of Ligdus and mother of Iphis
Tellegatae:ville d'Italie [Telgate]
Tellena:a town of Latium, Toretta
Tellonum:v. Telonnum.
Tellumo:a god among the Romans, the personified productive power of the earth
Tellusa:île près de Chio
Telmedius:rivière de Carie
Telmeses:
Telmesicus:of or belonging to Telmessus, Telmessian
Telmessenses:the inhabitants of Telmessus, the Telmessians
Telmesses:habitants de Telmesse
Telmessicus:of or belonging to Telmessus, Telmessian
Telmessis:f., Telmessian
Telmessius:adj. f., de Telmesse
!Telmessos:Telmesse [ville maritime de Lycie]
Telmessos:a town in Lycia, near to Caria, at the head of the Glaucus Sinus, Makri;
!Telmesus:a town in Lycia, near to Caria, at the head of the Glaucus Sinus, Makri;
Telmissicus:of or belonging to Telmessus, Telmessian
Telmissii:the innabitants of Telmissus, the Telmissians
Telmissius:of Telmissus, Telmissian
!Telmissus:a town in Lycia, near to Caria, at the head of the Glaucus Sinus, Makri;
Telmisum:ville de Carie
Telobis:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Telonensis:de Telo Martius
Telonnum:ville d'Aquitaine
Telonum:fleuve des Marses
Telos:une des Sporades / ville de Macédoine
Temarunda:a Scythian name of the Palus Mæotis
Tembrogius:rivière de Bithynie
Temenitis:a fountain at Syracuse
Temenos:a place at Syracuse sacred to Apollo;
!Temenus:lieu voisin de Syracuse où Apollon avait un temple
!Temesa:a town in the territory of the Bruttians, where there were copper mines, Torre del Piano del Casale
Temesae:c. Temese
Temese:a town in the territory of the Bruttians, where there were copper mines, Torre del Piano del Casale
Temmelisum:ville de Syrie
Temnitae:the inhabitants of Temnos, the Temnites
Temnos:a town in Æolia, Menimen
!Temnus:Temnos (ville d'Eolide).
Tempanius:nom d'homme
Tempsis:sommet du mont Tmolus
Tempyra:a town, harbor, in the south of Thrace, on the Ægæan Sea
Temsa:a town in the territory of the Bruttians, where there were copper mines, Torre del Piano del Casale
Tenchteri:les Tenctères [peuple de Germanie]
Tenchtheri:a German people on the Rhine, Cleves, Essen, Bergen
Tendeba:a town of Caria
Tenea:a town between Corinth and Mycenæ, Klenia
Tenedius:of or belonging to Tenedos, according to the strict justice of king Tenes
Tenes:fils de Cycnus
Tenitae:les Parques
Tennes:fils de Cycnus
Tentae:habitants de Tentyra
Tenthredon:the father of Prothŏus
Tentyra:a city in Upper Egypt, the modern village of Denderah
Tentyris:a city in Upper Egypt, the modern village of Denderah
Tentyritae:the inhabitants of Tentyra, Tentyrites
Tentyrites:of or belonging to Tentyra, Tentyrite
Tentyriticus:of Tentyra, Tentyric
Tenupsis:ville sur les bords du Nil
Tenus2:one of the Cyclades, between Andros and Delos, Tino
Teos:a town in Ionia, the birthplace of the poet Anacreon
Teranei:peuple d'Arabie
Teredon:a town of Arabia
Teredonius:de Térédon
Tereides:the offspring of Tereus, his son Itys
Terensis:the goddess that presides over threshing
Terentianus2:a proper name. a grammarian at the close of the first century after Christ, author of a metrical work.
Terentilius:
Terentilla:dim. de Terentia
Terentillus:the name of a Roman gens, author of the
Terentinus:of or belonging to Terentus, Terentine, the secular games
Terentiolus:nom d'h.
Terentos:a place at the extremity of the Campus Martius, on the Tiber, where the Ludi Saeculares were held
Terentum:emplacement du Champ de Mars où l'on célébrait les jeux séculaires
!Terentus:Térentus (partie du Champ de Mars affectée au jeux séculaires).
Tereses:a people of Spain
Tereuentinates:peuple d'Italie
Tergedum:a town of Ethiopia
Tergemini:les Trois Jumeaux [titre d'une comédie de
Tergeste:the northernmost town on the coast of Istria, Trieste
Tergestinus:of or belonging to Tergeste, Tergestine., Golfo di Trieste
Tergestum:the northernmost town on the coast of Istria, Trieste
Tergilani:peuple de Lucanie
Tergilla2:auteur cité par Pline
Terias:fleuve de Sicile
Terina:a town in the Bruttian territory
Terinaeus:of or belonging to Terina
Terioli:ville forte de Rhétie
Termaximus:trois fois grand, Trismégiste [épithète d'Hermès]
Termera:ville de Carie
Termes:a town in Spain, Lerma
Termes2:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Termessenses:the inhabitants of Termessus
Termessus:a town in Pisidia, Karabunar Kini
Termitanus:
Terpander:Terpandre [poète et musicien grec]
Terpne:nom de femme
Terpnus:fameux joueur de cithare
Terpsichora:c. Terpsichore
Terpsilaus:nom d'homme
Terpusa:nom de femme
Terracina:a town in Latium, formerly called, Terracina
Terrinius:nom d'homme
Terruessedum:ville de Rhétie
Tertius2:nom d'h.
Tertulia:nom de femme
Tertulla:nom de femme
Tertullianistae:Tertullianistes, sectateurs de Tertullien
Tertullianus:Tertullian, a learned father of the Church, a native of Carthage, in the first half of the third century of the Christian era
Tertullina:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Tertyllianus:célèbre jurisconsulte
Tessata:ville d'Éthiopie
Tessuinum:ville d'Italie
Testa2:surnom romain
Testilus:nom d'h.
Tetradia:nom de femme
Tetradius:nom d'homme
Tetragonis:a town in Asia, near the Caucasus
Tetranaulochus:ville de Thrace
Tetraphylia:a town of Athamania in Epirus
Tetrapus:the title of the eighth book of Apicius, which treats of the dishes prepared from quadrupeds.
Tetrapyrgia:ville de Cilicie
Tetrilius:nom d'h.
Tetrinius:nom d'h.
Teuchira:Arsinoé Teuchira [ville de la Cyrénaïque]
Teucris:I. A Trojan female II. A pseudonymic designation of some person
Teucrius:Trojan
Teudurum:Teudurum (village de la Germanie inférieure).
Teueste:Tébeste (ville de Numidie).
Teumesius:Stat. du Teumèse.
Teurnia:ville du Norique
!Teus:a town in Ionia, the birthplace of the poet Anacreon
Teuta:a queen of Illyria
Teutana:a queen of Illyria
Teutani:a people of the Peloponnesus
Teutates:a deity of the Gauls, to whom human sacrifices were offered
Teuthoni:v. Teutoni.
Teuthrania:the territory in Mysia ruled by Teuthras
Teuthranie:the territory in Mysia ruled by Teuthras
Teuthranteus:of or belonging to Teuthras;, Mysian
Teuthredon:nom d'un héros du siège de Troie
Teuticus:an Illyrian chief
Teutobodiaci:a people of Galatia
Teutobodus:chef des Cimbres
Teutoburgium:ville de la Pannonie inférieure [Teuteberg]
Teutoburgum:ville de la Pannonie inférieure [Teuteberg]
Teutonicianus:teutonique
Teutonus:des Teutons
Teutria:an island in the Ionian Sea
Thabor:indécl., le mont Thabor en Judée
Thabrasta:ville d'Afrique
Thabusion:forteresse de la Grande Phrygie
Thabusium:forteresse de la Grande Phrygie
Thaduti:v. Taduti.
Thagines:fleuve de la Grande-Grèce
Thagura:ville de Numidie
Thalasio:ancien dieu, identifié avec Hyménée des Grecs
Thalassa:the title of the ninth book of Apicius, which treats of sea-fish.
Thalassio:ancien dieu, identifié avec Hyménée des Grecs
Thalassius:a congratulatory exclamation to a bride
Thalassus:nom d'h. // v. Thalassio.
Thaleticus:of or belonging to Thales
Thali:v. Thalli.
Thalibae:peuple de la Troglodyte
Thalinus:nom d'homme
Thalius:nom d'homme
Thalli:a people on the Caspian Sea
Thallumetus:a slave of Atticus
Thallus2:historien grec
Thalna:a Roman surname of the Juventian
Thalpius:un des prétendants d'Hélène
Thalpus:nom d'homme
Thalutae:peuple de l'Inde
Thamar:ind., nom de plusieurs femmes de l'Ancien Testament
Thamaro:ville de Judée
Thamiras:v. Thamyras.
Thamna:ville des Iduméens
Thamnasare:Vulg. ville de Judée.
Thamnata:ville de Judée
Thamnatsare:ville de Judée
Thamniticus:de Thamna [ou de Thamnata]
Thamugadensis:de Thamugade
Thamyris:a Thracian poet who entered into a contest with the Muses, and, being vanquished, was deprived of his eyes
Thamyris2:reine des Massagètes
Thanar:ind., rivière d'Arabie
Thanatos:île entre la Gaule et la Bretagne
Thapsacum:ville de Syrie, sur l'Euphrate
Thapsagum:ville de Libye
Thapsus:I. A peninsula and city in Sicily, Magnisi II. A city in Africa Propria, famed for Cæsar's victory over the partisans of Pompey, now Baltah
Tharne:lieu de l'Attique
Tharrias:nom d'un médecin
Tharsenses:habitants de Tharsis
Tharsis:c, Tartessus / ville de l'Inde
Tharsis2:Vulg. Tharsis (une ville éloignée de la Judée).
Tharsus:nom d'homme
Thascius:nom d'homme
Thasie:contrée d'Asie, dans l'Ibérie
Thasii:les habitants de Thasos
Thasius2:Thasius (nom d'homme).
Thasus:an island in the north of the Ægean Sea, off the coast of Thrace, Thaso
Thasus2:nom d'h.
Thatice:(Lebaigue P. 1261) Thaticé (ville d'Ethiopie).
Thaumaci:a people of Thessaly, Dhomoko
Thaumacie:ville de Thessalie. dans la Magnésie
Thaumanteus:of or belonging to Thaumas, Thaumantian
Thaumantis:the daughter of Thaumas
Thaumas:the father of Iris
Thaumaste:nom de femme et nom d'homme
Thaumastus:nom de femme et nom d'homme
Theagenes:Théagène [nom d'homme], Théagénis [nom de femme]
Theagenis:Théagène [nom d'homme], Théagénis [nom de femme]
Theangela:ville de Carie
Theangelus:surnom d'homme
Thebaeus:de Thèbes [en Égypte]
Thebagenes:born at Thebes
Thebaides:the women of Thebes
Thebais2:Theban
Thebaites:fleuve de Carie
Thebana:
Thebasa:ville de Lycaonie, au pied du mont Taurus
Thebaseni:habitants de Thebasa
Thebes:a city in Samaria
Thebeste:Tébeste (ville de Numidie).
Thebez:ville de la Samarie
Thecla:nom de femme
Thecua:ville de Judée
Thecue:ville de Judée
Thecuites:de Thécua
Thecuitis:de Thécua
Theganusa:île voisine de la Laconie
Theifali:v. Taifali.
Theifalia:ville des Pictons
Theium:a town of Athamania
Theius:nom d'homme
Thelbon:ville de Mésopotamie
Thelcius:cocher de Pollux
Thelesina:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Thelesinus:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Theline:ancien nom d'Arles
Thelis:a sea-nymph, daughter of Nereus and Doris, wife of Peleus, and mother of Achilles
Thelpusa:ville d'Arcadie
Thelusa:nom de femme
Thelxinoe:one of the first four Muses
Thelycus:nom d'homme
Themetra:ville d'Afrique
Themetrensis:de Thémétra
Themideus:de Thémis
Themiscyraeus:of or belonging to Themiscyra
Themiscyrenus:de Thémiscyre
Themiscyrium:ville de Cappadoce, capitale des Amazones
Themistagora:une des cinquante filles de Danaüs
Themiste:nom d'une philosophe épicurienne de Lampsaque
Themisteas:promontoire de Carmanie
Themistocleus:of or belonging to Themistocles
Themistus:nom d'homme
Thena:ville d'Afrique [Ténès]
Thenitani:habitants de Théna
Thensaurochrysonicochrysides:a facetiously-formed proper name
Theochrestus:historien de la Libye
Theoclia:soeur d'Alexandre Sévère
Theoclius:nom d'un historien sous Aurélien
Theoclymenus:noms d'hommes
Theocolus:noms d'hommes
Theocritus:a celebrated Grecian idyllic poet
Theoctistus:maître de Priscien
Theodamanteus:of or belonging to Theodamas, Theodamantean
Theodamas:king of the Dryopes, and father of Hylas
Theodas:nom d'un faux prophète
Theodectes:a Greek orator of Cilicia, a disciple of Plato, Isocrates, and Aristotle
Theodora:femme de Constance Chlore / femme de Justinien
Theodorei:disciples de Théodore de Gadara
Theodoreus:
Theodoricianus:de Théodoric
Theodoricus:roi des Visigoths / roi des Ostrogoths
Theodoris:c. Theodoricus.
Theodosia:a town of the Tauric Chersonese, Caffa, Feodosia
Theodosiacus:de Théodose, théodosien
Theodosianus:de Théodose, théodosien
Theodote:nom de femme
Theodotion2:traducteur d'une partie de la Bible
!Theodotos:nom d'homme
Theodulfus:nom d'homme
Theodulus:nom d'homme
Theogenes:nom d'homme, nom de femme
Theogenis:nom d'homme, nom de femme
Theognis:an ancient Greek poet;
Theogonia:the title of a poem by Hesiod
Theogonius:nom d'homme
Theombrotus:nom d'un philosophe
Theomedes:surnom d'homme
Theomenes:nom d'un naturaliste
Theomnestus:statuaire / peintre
Theomolpus:nom d'homme
Theondas:magistrat suprême en Samothrace
Theonis:nom de femme
Theonoe:fille de Thestor, enlevée par les pirates
Theonomus:nom d'homme
Theophila:nom de femme
Theoplastus:nom d'un évêque
Theopolis:localité de la Narbonnaise
Theopompeus:of or belonging to Theopompus, Theopompean
Theopompius:de Théopompe / un partisan de César
!Theopompos:a Greek historian and orator, a pupil of Isocrates
Theoris:nom d'homme, nom de femme
Theorus:nom d'homme, nom de femme
Theotima:nom de femme
Theoxena:nom de femme
Theoxenus:nom d'homme
Thera:île de la mer de Crète
Theraei:the Theræans
Theramenes:one of the thirty tyrants of Athens, who was put to death for resisting the oppressive measures of his associates
Theramenes2:Théramène [un des trente tyrans d'Athènes]
Theramnae:a small town in Laconia, the birthplace of Helen
Theramnaeus:of or belonging to Therapnæ, Therapnæan;, Laconian, Spartan, Tarentine, Sabine
Theramne:a small town in Laconia, the birthplace of Helen
Therapna:c. -pnae.
Therapnae:a small town in Laconia, the birthplace of Helen
Therapne:a small town in Laconia, the birthplace of Helen
Therasia:a small island in the Ægean Sea, opposite to Thea, westward, still called Therasia
There:an island in the Ægean Sea, the chief of the Sporades, Santorin
Thericles:a famous potter of Grecian antiquity
Thericleus:of or belonging to Thericles, Thericlean
Theridius:nom d'homme
Therimachus:nom d'un statuaire
Therinus:nom d'homme
Therionarcia:île voisine de la Carie
Thermae2:a town in Sicily, near Himera, Termini
Thermaicus:of Therme
Thermantia:nom de la mère de Théodose / fille de Stilicon
Therme:a town in Macedonia, afterwards Thessalonica, adjj.
Thermenses:habitants de Thermes
Thermodonteus:of or belonging to the Thermodon, Thermodontean;, Amazonian
Therodamas:a Scythian king, who fed lions with human flesh
Therodamonteus:de Thérodamas ou Théromédon
Theromedon:nom d'un roi Scythe
Therothoes:peuple d'Afrique
Thersander:Thersandre (fils de Polynice, guerrier au siège de Troie).
Thersandrus:Thersandre (fils de Polynice, guerrier au siège de Troie).
Thersos:fleuve du Pont
Theruchus:Plaut. nom d'esclave.
Thesaurochrysonicochrysides:a facetiously-formed proper name
Thesaurochrysonicocrysides:
Thesba:ville de la Judée
Thesbites:habitant de Thesba
Thesbon:nom d'homme
Theseius:of or belonging to Theseus
Thespiacus:of or belonging to Thespiæ, Thespian
Thespiadae:fils d'Hercule et des filles de Thespius, dont l'un fonda Crotone
Thespiades:the Thespian, Argus
Thespiades2:les filles de Thespius / les Muses [honorées à Thespies]
Thespias:f., Thespian, absol.
Thespii:the inhabitants of Thespiæ
Thespites:lac traversé par le Tigre,
Thespius2:roi de Mysie, qui maria ses cinquante filles à Hercule
Thesproti:a people in the south-western part of Epirus
Thesprotia:la Thresprotie ou Thesprotide [contrée de l'Épire]
Thesprotis:f., Thesprotian
Thesprotius:Thesprotian
Thessalis:the (female) Thessalian
Thessalius:of or belonging to Thessaly, Thessalian
Thessaloche:ancien nom de Magnésie du Méandre
Thessalonice:-I. a city of Macedonia, on the Sinus Thermaicus, Saloniki -II. a daughter of Philip, king of Macedon
Thestilus:nom d'h.
Thestius:a king of Ætolia, father of Leda and Althæa, and of Plexippus and Toxeus
Thestor:the father of the soothsayer Calchas
Thestorides:the son of Thestor, Calchas
Thestylus:nom d'homme
Thetaedia:porades
Thetidium:a town of Thessaly
Theudalis:ville d'Afrique, près d'Hippone
Theudas:affranchi de Trébianus
Theudoria:a town of Athamania, Thodhoriana
Theudoricus:roi des Visigoths / roi des Ostrogoths
Theudoris:c. Theodoricus.
Theudosiopolis:Théodosiopolis (la ville de Théodose, nom de deux villes, en Arménie et en Mésopotamie).
Theudosiupolis:Théodosiopolis, ville de Théodose [nom de deux villes, en Arménie et en Mésopotamie]
Theudurum:ville de Belgique [Tudder]
Theueste:ville de Numidie [auj. Tébessa, en Algérie]
Theuestinus:de Théveste
Theuma:a village of Thessaly
Theumesius:Theban
!Theumesos:
Theumesos:a mountain of Bœotia, near Thebes
Theutates:Teutatès [divinité gauloise]
Theuth:Thot (nom d'une divinité et du premier mois des Egyptiens).
Theutoni:v. Teutoni.
Thiatis:the name of one of the Egyptian months, August
Thibii:a fabulous people of Pontus
Thibilis:ville de Numidie
Thibursicensis:de Thibursicum [ville d'Afrique]
Thignica:ville de Numidie
Thignicensis:de Thignica
Thilutha:nom d'une forteresse dans la Mésopotamie méridionale
Thimanli:a people of Arabia
Thimarum:ville de Thessalie
Thimidenses:habitants de Thimida Régia (Afrique)
Thiodamas:roi des Dryopes, tué par Hercule
Thisba:v. Thesba.
Thisbaeus:of or belonging to Thisbe, Thisbæan
Thisbe:A little town on the coast of Bœotia, celebrated for its wild doves, Kakosia
Thisdra:
Thmuis:Amm. Thmuis (ville d'Egypte, dans le delta).
Thoactes:nom de guerrier
Thoani:peuple d'Arabie
Thoantis:Hypsipyle [fille de Thoas]
Thomala:ville d'Arabie
Thomas:saint Thomas
Thomna:ville des Gébanites, dans l'Arabie
Thonitis:lac d'Arménie
Thora:ville de la Samarie
Thoricos:ville de l'Attique
!Thoricus:ville de l'Attique
Thoringi:les Thuringiens [peuple germain]
Thoringia:la Thuringe
Thoringus:thuringien
Thoronos:v. Othronos
Thospites:c. Thonitis
Thospitis:c. Thonitis
Thot:nom d'une divinité et du premier mois des Égyptiens
Thoth:the Egyptian name of the fifth Mercury
Thracensis:de Thrace
Thrachas:Terracine
Thracicus:of or belonging to Thrace, Thracian
Thraciscus:petit Thrace
Thracus:of or belonging to Thrace, Thracian
Thraecicus:des Thraces, relatif aux Thraces
Thraecidicus:relatif au gladiateur thrace
Thraeissa:femme thrace
Thrasamundiacus:de Thrasamond
Thrasamundus:roi des Vandales
Thrascias:the north-by-a-third-northwest wind, med.
Thrasippus:Thrasippe (général macédonien).
Thrasipus:général macédonien
Thrasonianus:Thrasonian, bragging, vainglorious
Thrasus:nom d'h.
Thrasybulus:the liberator of Athens, his native city, from the thirty tyrants.
Thrasyleo:titre d'une comédie de Turpilius
Thrasymachus:a celebrated Grecian sophist of Chalcedon
Thrasymedes:Thrasymédès (sculpteur).
Thrausi:a Thracian people
Threce:difficulté de transcription hêta avec iota souscrit et accent aigu / ῄ / c. Thraca
Threcicus:of or belonging to Thrace, Thracian
Threcidica:
Threcidicus:v. thraecidicus.
Thriusi:peuplade de l'Attique
Thronion:a town of the Locri Epicnemidii on the Boagrius
Thronium:a town of the Locri Epicnemidii on the Boagrius
Thronum:ville de Dalmatie
Thryon:ville de Messénie
Thryum:ville de Messénie
Thubuscum:ville de la Mauritanie Césarienne
Thucydidii:imitators of Thucydides
Thucydidius:of or belonging to Thucydides, Thucydidian
Thugga:ville de la Zeugitane
Thuggensis:de Thugga
Thuni:peuple de l'Asie orientale
Thure:ville de Messénie
Thuria:v. Turia.
Thuriae:a town in Calabria, in the territory of the Salentines
Thuringi:les Thuringiens [peuple germain]
Thurini:the inhabitants of Thurii
Thurium:Thurium [ville de la Grande-Grèce]
Thurrus:roi d'Hispanie
Thusci:the inhabitants of Etru, ria, the Tuscans, Etruscans, Etrurians
Thussagetae:a people of Asiatic Sarmatia, on the Wolga, Sing.
Thyamis:a river in Epirus, the Calamas
Thyatira:a town of Lydia, Ak-hissar
Thyatira2:Thyatire [ville de Lydie]
Thyatireni:the inhabitants of Thyatira
Thydonos:ville de Carie
Thyene:one of the Hyades who nursed Jupiter and Bacchus
Thyestaeus:de Thyeste
Thylon:nom d'homme
Thymbra2:Thymbrée [ville de la Troade, sur le fleuve Thymbrios, avec un temple d'Apollon]
Thynaeus:de Bithynie
Thyneus:de Bithynie
Thyni:a Thracian people, who emigrated to Bithynia
Thyniacus:Thyniac
Thynias:f., Thynian; Bithynian
Thynias2:ville de Thrace / île du Pont-Euxin
Thynicus:Bithynian
Thynna:v. Thynia.
Thynnius:de la Bithynie
Thynos:ville sur la côte de Syrie ou de Cilicie
Thyraeum:ville d'Acarnanie, près de Leucade
Thyre:a little town in the Peloponnesus, the possession of which was contested by the Argives and the Lacedæmonians
Thyrea:bourg de Laconie
Thyreatis:f., Thyreatic
Thyreum:a town in Acarnania, near Leucas
Thyrides:île près de la Messénie
Thyrienses:the inhabitants of Thyreum
Thyrium:a town in Acarnania, near Leucas
Thyrsagetae:a people of Asiatic Sarmatia, on the Wolga
Thyrsagetes:a people of Asiatic Sarmatia, on the Wolga
Thysdrus:ville de la Byzacène
Thyssagetae:a people of Asiatic Sarmatia, on the Wolga, Sing.
Thyssus:ville de la Macédoine
Tiarae:nom d'une colline près de Mitylène
Tiare:ville de Mysie
Tiareni:habitants de Tiare
Tibarani:a people in Cili, cia, upon Mount Amanus
Tibareni:a people of Asia, on the Black Sea
Tibereius:of Tiberius
Tibereus:of or belonging to the emperor Tiberius, Tiberian
Tiberiacum:ville de la Belgique
Tiberianus2:nom d'un poète latin / préfet de Rome
Tiberias:Tibériade [ville de Galilée]
Tiberiopolitanus:de Tibériopolis [ville de Phrygie]
Tiberius2:of or belonging to the emperor Tiberius, Tiberian
Tibigensis:of or belonging to the town Tibiga, in Numidia
Tibilis:a town in Numidia
Tibilitanus:of Tibilis
Tibisenus:du Tibisis [fleuve de Scythie]
Tibissus:fleuve de Dacie
Tibricola:a dweller by the Tiber
Tibrinus:of or belonging to the Tiber, Tiberine, Father Tiber
Tibris:The river-god Tiber, The river Tiber, Tevere
Tibulla:nom de femme
Tiburna:nom de femme
Tiburtes:the inhabitants of Tibur, the Tiburtines, med.
Tichis:fleuve de la Narbonnaise
Tichius:one of the summits of Mount Œta
Ticidas:an obscene Latin poet
Ticinensis:Ticinian
Ticinum:a city in, on the river Ticinus, Pavia
Ticinus:of or belonging to the Ticinus, Ticinian
Ticinus2:the river Ticinus, in Gallia Cisalpina, celebrated for the victory of Hannibal over the Romans, now Ticino
Tidius:Tidius (nom d'homme).
Tifata:-I. a mountain ridge north of Capua, Monte Maddaloni -II.
Tifatinus:of or belonging to Tifata, Tifatinian
Tifernum:the name of three towns of Italy.
Tifernus:A mountain in Samnium, upon which was the town of Tifernum, Monte Matese
Tigauae:ville de la Mauritanie Césarienne
Tigidius:nom d'homme
Tigilinus:
Tigillus:an epithet of Jupiter, who sustains and holds the world like a beam
Tigisensis:de Tigisis
Tigisis:ville de la Mauritanie Césarienne
Tigisitanus:de Tigisis
Tigullia:ville de la Ligurie
Tigullii:habitants de Tigullie
Tiliauentum:fleuve de de la Vénétie
!Tima:nom de femme
Timachi:peuple de Mésie
Timachum:nom de deux villes de Mésie
Timachus:rivière de Mésie
Timacum:nom de deux villes de Mésie
Timagoras:nom d'un peintre
Timandra:nom de femme
Timanei:peuple de l'Arabie
Timanor:un des officiers de Persée
Timanthes:a celebrated Greek painter, contemporary with Parrhasius
Timarete:a female painter
Timaristus:Plin. Timaristus (nom d'un médecin botaniste).
Timasicrates:nom d'un Rhodien
Timasitheus:nom d'un prince de l'île de Lipara
!Timauos:a river in Istria, between Aquileia and Trieste
Time:nom de femme
Timicitanus:de Timici
Timochares:a courtier of Pyrrhus, who proposed to Fabricius, for a reward, to kill the king his master
Timocrates:an Epicurean philosopher of the third century
Timocratius:de Timocrate
Timogenes:général de Zénobie
Timoleo:citoyen de Corinthe ; délivra les Syracusains de la tyrannie de Denys le Jeune
Timoleon:a Corinthian general, whose life was written by Nepos
Timoleonteus:of or named from Timoleon
Timolites:c. Tmolites
Timolitus:de Tmole, de Lydie
Timomachus:an eminent painter of Byzantium, of the time of Julius Cæsar
Timoniacenses:habitants de Timoniacum [Galatie]
Timosthenes:Timosthène [commandant les flottes de Ptolémée II]
Timoxenus:nom d'homme
Timporum:ville de la Thrace
Tincas:nom d'homme
Tincontium:ville des Bituriges
Tindari:a Scythian tribe in Asiatic Sarmatia, S. E. of the
Tingensis:de Tingi
Tingitanicus:
Tinia:rivière d'Ombrie, affluent du Tibre
Tios:ville de Bithynie
Tipasa:ville de la Mauritanie Césarienne / ville de Numidie
Tiphus:nom d'homme
Tirida:ville de Thrace
Tirinus:petite rivière des Péligniens
Tiris:île en face du Bruttium, qui a disparu
Tiristasis:ville de Thrace
Tironianus:of or belonging to Tiro
Tiryns:a very ancient town in Argolis, where Hercules was brought up
Tirynthia:Alcmena, the mother of Hercules
Tirynthii:the people of Tiryns
Tisaeum:a mountain of Thessaly, Bardjora
Tisaeus:montagne de Thessalie
Tisagoras:a brother of Miltiades
Tisanusa:a town and harbor of Caria
Tisias:a Sicilian who wrote on oratory
Tisicrates:a sculptor of Sicyon, father of the painter Arcesilas
Tisienus:nom d'homme
Tisiphoneus:of or belonging to Tisiphone Tisiphonean
Tisippus:Étolien partisan des Romains
Tiso:de Patras, amiral des Achéens
Tissaphernes:Tissapherne [un des satrapes d'Artaxerxès]
Tisse:a little town in Sicily, Randazzo
Tissinenses:the inhabitants of Tisse
Titanes:Titans, who contended with Saturn for the sovereignty of heaven, and were, by the thunderbolts of his son Jupiter, precipitated into Tartarus, Dat., Gen., Acc., an old man
Titani:Titans, who contended with Saturn for the sovereignty of heaven, and were, by the thunderbolts of his son Jupiter, precipitated into Tartarus, Dat., Gen., Acc., an old man
Titania:Latona
Titaniacus:of or belonging to Titan or the Titans, Titanic
Titanida:c. Titanis
Titanis:f., Titanic, of the Titans, absol. Circe
Titanius2:the Sun-god
Titanomachia:the battle with the Titans, in lemm.
Titanus:Son of Cœlus and Vesta, elder brother of Saturn, and ancestor of the Titans
Titarisos:a river of Thessaly
!Titarissus:fleuve de Thessalie
!Titarisus:fleuve de Thessalie
Titedius:Titédius Labéo, proconsul en Narbonnaise
Tithoes:an Egyptian king, builder of the labyrinth
Tithonaeus:of or belonging to Tithonus
Tithonis:the wife of Tithonus, Aurora
Tithonus:son of Laomedon, consort of Aurora, and father of Memnon; endowed with immortality, and changed at last, after reaching a decrepit old age, into a cicada
Tithorea:ville de Phocide
Tithrone:ville de la Phocide
Titia:the name of a Roman gens, a tribune of the people, whose motions so much resembled dancing that a certain dance was named, after him
Titiales:prêtres institués par le roi Titus Tatius pour le culte des Sabins
Titiana:femme de Pertinax
Titianus:of or belonging to a Titius, Titian
Titiensis:of or belonging to king Titus Tatius;
Titii:collège de prêtres romains chargés de faire les sacrifices des Sabins
Titinia:femme de Cotta
Titinnius:a Roman comic poet of the ante-class. period;
Titio3:nom d'homme
Titiolus:nom d'homme
Titulcia:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Titullus:nom d'h.
Titurianus:of Titurius, Titurian
Titurnius:de Titurnius
Titurnius2:the name of a Roman gens
Titurtium:ville de la Gaule [Tournus]
Tityus:a river of Illyria
Tium:ville maritime de la Bithynie
Tmarus:a mountain in Epirus
Tmolites:of Tmolus, Subst. m. the wine of Tmolus, Tmolian wine
Tmolites2:the wine of Tmolus, Tmolian wine
Tmolius2:(sc. mons), Mount Tmolus
Tobias:Tobie, name of a man in the Bible
Tocolosida:ville de la Mauritanie Tingitane
Togienses:peuple d'Istrie
Togisonus:rivière de la Vénétie
Tole:v. Tolle.
Tolentinatinus:de Tolentinum
Tolentinensis:de Tolentinum
Tolenus:rivière du Latium
Tolerienses:peuple du Latium
Toletani:the inhabitants of Toletum
Toletanus:of Toletum
Toletum:a town of Spain, Toledo
Toliandossus:surnom d'Hercule chez les Tolosates
Tolistobogi:peuple de la Narbonnaise établi en Galatie
Tolistobogii:a people of Galatia, whose precise home is unknown
Tolistoboii:peuple de la Narbonnaise établi en Galatie
Tolle:ville d'Éthiopie
Tolosani:the inhabitants of Tolosa, Tolosans
Tolosanus:of or belonging to Tolosa, Tolosan
Tolosas:of Tolosa, Tolosan
Tolosensis:of Tolosa, Tolosan
Tolostobogi:v. Tolistobogi
Tolostobogii:a people of Galatia, whose precise home is unknown
Tolpiacum:Tolbiac [ville de la Belgique]
Tomabei:v. Tonabei.
Tomarus:of or belonging to Tmaros, Tmarian
Tomi:a town of Mœsia, on the Pontus Euxinus, famous as the place to which Ovid was banished.
Tomis:c. Tomi
Tomitae:the inhabitants of Tomis
Tomitanus:of or belonging to Tomis, Tomitan
Tomyris:a Scythian queen, by whom the elder Cyrus was defeated and slain
Tonabaei:peuple d'Arabie
Tonderos:fleuve de l'Asie ultérieure
Topazion:topaze (pierre précieuse).
Topazon:
Topazos:île de la mer Rouge
Topica:the title of a work of Aristotle, of which a compend is given by Cicero
Topiris:ville de Thrace
Topiros:ville de Thrace
Toretae:peuple d'Asie, près du Pont-Euxin
Toringi:v. Thoringi.
Torini:a people of Scythia
Tornacensis:de Tornacum
Tornacum:ville de la Belgique [Tournai]
Tornadotus:fleuve d'Assyrie
Tornodorum:ville de Gaule [auj. Tonnerre]
Torona:
Toronaei:the inhabitants of Torone
Toronaicus:of Torone, Toronæan
Torone:a town of Chalcidice in Macedonia, gen.
Torquatianus:of or belonging to a Torquatus, Torquatian
Tortula2:nom de femme
Tortuni:peuple d'Arcadie
Toutobodiaci:peuple de Galatie
Toxandri:peuple de la Toxandrie
Toxandria:la Toxandrie [en Belgique, le pays de Liège]
Toxillus:Toxillus (nom d'homme).
Toxius:nom d'homme
Toxotius:nom d'homme
Trabea2:an ancient Roman comic poet
Trachala:Bullnecked
Trachalio:personnage de
Trachallus:an orator contemporary with Quintilian
Trachas:the town usually called, near the Pomptine Marshes
Trachea:Trachie. - 1 - une des portes de Cyzique. - 2 - île voisine de Corcyre. - 3 - épithète de Smyrne.
Tracheotis:surnom de Séleucie, ville de Cilicie
Trachia2:Ephesus
Trachie:île en face de Corcyre
Trachiniae:The Trachinian Women
Trachinius:of or belonging to Trachin, Trachinian, absol., plur. subst.
Trachiotis:surnom de Séleucie, ville de Cilicie
Trachonites:qui est de la Trachonitide
Trachonitis:Trachonitide [contrée de Palestine et de Coelé-Syrie]
Trachyn:a town of Thessaly, on Mount Œta, where Hercules caused himself to be burned
Tracticius:The Dragged, a nickname of Heliogabalus, who, after having been slain, was dragged through the streets
Tractitius:The Dragged, a nickname of Heliogabalus, who, after having been slain, was dragged through the streets
Tragasae:Tragase [ville de la Troade]
Tragasaeus:of or belonging to the town Tragasa in Troas
Tragurium:a town in Dalmatia
Traianalis:de Trajan
Traianensis:de Trajana Colonia
Traianopolis:Trajanopolis ou Augusta Trajana [ville de Thrace]
Traianopolitanus:de Trajanopolis
Traiectum:ville de Belgique [Maestricht]
Trallenses:habitants de Tralles
Tralles:a town in Lydia, Aidin Guzel - Hissar
Tralles2:a people of Illyria
Trallicon:ancienne ville de Carie
Tranquillina:surnom féminin
Transacincum:ville de la Pannonie inférieure
Transalpibus:from beyond the Alps, Transalpine
Transalpini:nations beyond the Alps, Transalpine nations
Transbeneuentanus:lying beyond Beneventum
Transcudani:peuple de Lusitanie
Transdanubiani:the nations beyond the Danube
Transdanubianus:situated beyond the Danube, Transdanubian
Transdanuuianus:situated beyond the Danube, Transdanubian
Transpadaneus:c. Transpadanus
Transpadum:territoire situé au-delà du Pô
Transthebaitanus:that is beyond Thebais
Transtiberini:those dwelling beyond the Tiber
Transtigritanus:that is beyond the Tigris, Transtigritane
Trapeza:promontoire de la Troade
Trapezopolitae:habitants de Trapézopolis [ville de Carie]
Trasimenicus:of or belonging to Trasimenus, Trasimenian
Trasimenus:a lake in Etruria, near Perusia, celebrated for Hannibal's victory over the Romans, Lago Trasimeno, Lago di Perugia
Trasumenus:du Trasimène
Trasumenus2:a lake in Etruria, near Perusia, celebrated for Hannibal's victory over the Romans, Lago Trasimeno, Lago di Perugia
Trasymenus:a lake in Etruria, near Perusia, celebrated for Hannibal's victory over the Romans, Lago Trasimeno, Lago di Perugia
Trausi:peuple de Thrace
Treba:ville d'Ombrie, la même que Trebia
Trebani:habitants de Tréba
Trebellianus:of or belonging to the consul Trebellius, Trebellian
Trebellicus:
Trebia:a village in Umbria, Trevi
Trebia2:a river in Upper Italy, celebrated for Hannibal's victory over the Romans, Trebbia
Trebiani:the inhabitants of Trebia
Trebianus:of or belonging to Trebia, Trebian
Trebianus2:nom d'un correspondant de Cicéron
Trebiates:the inhabitants of Trebia
Trebium:ville du Latium
Trebonianus:Trébonien, empereur romain
Trebula:the name of three Italian towns.
Trebulani:the inhabitants of Trebula, the Trebulans
Trebulanum:an estate near Trebula
Trecae:ville de la Gaule [Troyes]
Treienses:habitants de Treia, ville du Picénum
Treres:peuple de Thrace
Tres2:les Trois Tavernes [lieu-dit sur la voie Appienne]
Treuidon:ville de Gaule [Trèves en Rouergue]
Treuidos:ville de Gaule [Trèves en Rouergue]
Triare:(Lebaigue P. 1285) Triaré (contrée d'Asie).
Tribocci:a German people on the left shore of the Rhine, Alsace
Triboces:peuple de la Germanie supérieure
Tribonianus:a celebrated jurist in the time of the emperor Justinian
Tribulium:ville de Dalmatie
Tributanus:a gladiator famous for his bodily strength
Trica:trifles, toys, trumpery, stuff, nonsense.
Tricarenus:île du golfe Argolique
Tricasses:peuple et ville de la Lyonnaise [Troyes]
Tricassini:les Tricasses
Tricassinus:des Tricasses
Tricastini:peuple de la Narbonnaise
Tricca:ville de Thessalie
Triccaeus:of Tricca
Tricerberus:le triple Cerbère, Cerbère aux trois têtes
Tricesima:ville de la Gaule Rhénane [Kellen]
Tricesimae:the name of a town in, on the Rhine
Trichone:ville de la Phocide
Tricipitinus:a surname in the
Tricolli:peuple de la Narbonnaise
Tricongius:surnom donné à un buveur
Tricorii:a people of
Tricornium:ville de Mésie
Tricoryphos:montagne d'Arabie
Tricostus:surnom d'un consul
Tridentini:habitants de Tridentum
Tridentum:ville de Rhétie [Trente]
Trieris3:ville de Phénicie
Trietericus2:surnom de Bacchus
Trifanum:ville du Latium
Trigisanum:ville de la Norique
Trigundum:ville d'Hispanie
Trimanium:ville de la Mésie inférieure
Trimontium:a later name of the city Philippopolis in Thrace
Trinacris:Trinacrian, Sicilian
Trinentium:village un peu au-dessus de Lyon
Trinnumus:l'Homme aux trois écus (titre d'une comédie de Plaute).
Trinobantes:a people in the eastern part of Britain, in Essex and the southern parts of Suffolk
Trinummus:the name of a comedy by Plautus;
Trinumus:the name of a comedy by Plautus;
Triobris:rivière des Arvernes
Triobrum:rivière des Arvernes
Triocala:a mountain-fortress in Sicily, between Selinus and Heraclea, ruins near Calatabellotta
Triocalini:the inhabitants of Triocala
Triodeius:de Diane [déesse des carrefours]
Triones:the constellation of the Wain, Ursa Major and Ursa Minor
Triopas:a king of Thessaly, the father of Erisichthon
!Triopeios:Érisichthon, fils de Triopas
Triopeis:a granddaughter of Triopas and daughter of Erisichthon, Mestra
Triopeios:the son of Triopas, Erisichthon
Triopes:roi de Thessalie, père d'Érisichthon
Triopia:ancien nom de l'île de Gnide
Tripertita:the title of a comedy by Novius
Tripertita2:the title of a treatise by
Triphonius:jurisconsulte sous Alexandre Sévère
Triphylia:a name of the southern portion of Elis
Triphylis:
Triphylius:Triphylian
Tripolis:the name of several districts of country and of towns.
Tripolitanus:-I. of or belonging to Tripolis -II. of Tripolis
Tripoliticus:
Tripontium2:endroit voisin du Forum d'Appius / v. de Bretagne
Triporticus:a triple porch
Tripsedi:peuple d'Asie
Triptolemicus:of or belonging to Triptolemus, to husbandry, agricultural
Trismegisticus:d'Hermès Trismégiste
Trismegistus:an epithet of Mercury
Trispithami:a race of dwarfs beyond India
Tristatae:the three highest nobles of a country next to the king
Tristities2:the name of a maid of Psyche
Tritaea:an inland town of Achaia, near the confines of Elis, Kastritzi
Tritannus:a gladiator famous for his bodily strength
Trite2:une des cinquante filles de Danaüs
Tritea:ville entre la Phocide et la Locride
Tritheitae:Trithéites, hérétiques qui reconnaissaient trois dieux
Tritia:an inland town of Achaia, near the confines of Elis, Kastritzi
Tritienses:the inhabitants of Tritia
Tritium:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Tritogenia:surnom de Minerve, née, disait-on, sur les bords du Triton
Tritolli:peuple de la Narbonnaise
Tritoniacus:Tritonian, a miry sea near Pallene, in Macedonia, the, invented by Pallas
Tritonida:Minerve
Tritonon:ville de Grèce dans la Doride
Tritonos:ville de Grèce dans la Doride
Tritopatreus:a son of Jupiter by Proserpine
Trittenses:the inhabitants of Tritia
Trittia:divinité locale d'une ville de la Narbonnaise
Triturrita:bourg de l'Étrurie
Triuicus:bourg d'Apulie
Triuius2:rivière du Samnium
Triullati:peuple des Alpes
Triumphatrix:the Triumphant
Triumpilini:peuplade des Alpes
Troadensis:de la Troade, phrygien
Trocmi:a people of Galatia
Troezena:Trézène [ville du Péloponnèse]
Troezene:Trézène [ville du Péloponnèse] // ville de Carie
Troezenii:the inhabitants of Trœzen
Troezenius:of or beionging to Trœzen
Trogili:ville au nord de Syracuse
Trogini:a people of Galatia
Troglodytae:a people of Ethiopia who dwelt in caves, the Troglodytes
Troglodytice:the country of the Trogiodytes
Troglodyticus:of or belonging to the Troglodytes, Troglodytic
Troglodytis:f., Troglodytic
Trogmi:peuple de Galatie
Trogodyticus:of or belonging to the Troglodytes, Troglodytic
Trogodytis:f., Troglodytic
Troia2:Troy, a city of Phrygia
Troiades:Troyen
Troiani:the inhabitants of Troy, the Trojans
Troiani2:les Troyens.
Troianum:a country-place in Latium
Troianus2:Trojan, évêque des Santons
Troilium:ville d'Étrurie
Troilus:a son of Priam, slain by Achilles
Troiugena:A Troyan; A Roman; adj. Troy-born, born in Troy, of Trojan descent, Trojan, descended from Trojans
Troiugena2:son of Troy, descendant of Trojans, Trojan, the Romans
Troiugenae:Troyens / [par ext.] Romain
Tronum:ville de Dalmatie
Tropaeophorus:The Tropny-bearer
Trophonianus:of or belonging to Trophonius, Trophonian
Trophonius:A brother of Agamedes, in conjunction with, whom he built the temple of Apollo at Delphi
Tropina:ville de l'Inde
Trosmis:a town of Lower Mœsia, on the Ister
Trossulum:ville d'Étrurie
Truentini:the inhabitants of Truentum, the Truentines
Truentinus:of or belonging to Truentum, Truentine, another name for, Plur. subst.
Truentum:a town of Picenum, on the river Truentus, Tronto
Trumpilini:peuple des Alpes
Trupera:nom de femme
Trupo:nom d'homme
Trutungi:peuple scythe ou sarmate
Trygetus2:nom d'homme
Tryphe:nom de femme
Tryphena:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Tryphenus:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Tryphera:surnom de femme
Trypho:nom d'un médecin / roi de Syrie / autres du même nom
Tryphon:A surgeon
Tryphonius:jurisconsulte sous Alexandre Sévère
Tryphosa:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Tryphosus:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Tubunae:ville de la Mauritanie Césarienne
Tubunensis:de Tubunes
Tucca:surnom ; nott de M. Plotius Tucca [ami de Virgile qui publia l'Énéide avec Varius]
Tucca2:ville d'Afrique, dans la Zeugitane / port de la Mauritanie Césarienne
Tuccitanus:de Tucci
Tucis:ville des îles Baléares
Tuder:a town in Umbria, near the Tiber, Todi
Tudernis:f., of or belonging to Tuder
Tuders:of or belonging to Tuder; as subst., an inhabitant of Tuder
Tudertini:
Tuditius:Tuditius (nom d'un sénateur).
Tuficani:habitants de Tuficum
Tuficum:ville du Picénum
Tugia:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Tugiensis:de Tugia
Tuisco:the progenitor of the Germans, honored by them as a god
Tulcis:rivière de la Tarraconnaise
Tulleius:nom d'homme
Tulliane:à la manière de Cicéron
Tullianus:of Tullius, Tullian, As
Tulliola:a pet name for, the daughter of Cicero
Tullum:[Toul]
Tuncer:c. Tunger.
Tundis:ville de l'Inde
Tunes:a maritime town of Africa Propria, Tunis, Acc.
Tunger:nom d'h.
Tungricani:légion de Tongres
Tunicularia:celle qui porte une tunique, titre d'une comédie de Naevius
Tuniseus:de Tunis
Tuniza:ville de la Zeugitane
Tunnum:ville de la Bretagne
Turarius3:nom d'un quartier de Rome
Turbalio:nom d'esclave
Turcae:peuple scythe, entre le Pont-Euxin et la mer Caspienne
Turda2:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Turdetania:the country of the Turdetani, Turdetania
Turduli:a people in Bœtica, living to the east of the Turdetani
Turdulus:of or relating to the Turduli
Turdulus2:chroniqueur sous lʼempereur Probus
Turia:a river in Hispania Tarraconensis, now the Turia or Guadalaviar
Turianus:of or belonging to a Turius, Turian, of Q. Turius
Turiasso:ville de la Bétique
Turicensis:de Turicum, ville d'Helvétie [Zurich]
Turii:v. Thur-.
Turingi:v. Thuringi.
Turini:
Turium:a river in Hispania Tarraconensis, now the Turia or Guadalaviar
Turmentini:peuple d'Apulie
Turmogidi:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Turobriga:ville de la Bétique
Turocaelum:ville d'Ombrie, la même que Vettiolum
Turonensis:c. Tŭrŏnicensis.
Turonicensis:des Turons, de Tours
Turonicus:of or belonging to the Turones, Turonic
Turpenus:une divinité
Turpilia:the name of a Roman gens, a Roman comic poet, a contemporary and friend of Terence, Fem.
Turranianus:
Turris2:désigne assez souvent un lieudit ou une ville
Turris3:fleuve des Carniens, qui se jette dans l'Adriatique [auj. Torre]
Turrus:roi d'Hispanie // fleuve des Carniens, qui se jette dans l'Adriatique [auj. Torre]
Turutius:nom d'homme
Turzetani:habitants de Turzo [Afrique]
Tusca:rivière d'Afrique
Tuscana:petite ville d'Étrurie
Tuscanicae:vases étrusques.
Tuscanicus:of or belonging to the Tuscans, Tuscan
Tuscanienses:c. Tuscanenses
Tuscanus:of or belonging to the Tuscans, Tuscan
Tusce:in the Tuscar language, manner
Tuscenius:nom d'homme
Tuscillus:nom d'homme
Tusculanensis:of or pertaining to Tusculum
Tusculi:the inhabitants of Tusculum, the Tusculans
Tusdritanum:ville d'Afrique
Tussagetae:v. Thyssagetae.
Tusuritanus:de Tusurum ou Tisurum [Byzacène]
Tutanus:the name of a Roman guardian deity, who is fabled to have put Hannibal to flight
Tutelina:a guardian deity, tutelar goddess.
Tuticana:nom de femme
Tutienses:an ancient people of Latium
Tutilina:a guardian deity, tutelar goddess.
Tutini:a people of Calabria
Tutinus:c. Mutinus
Tutorina:nom de femme
Tutunus:Priapus
Tutzis:ville d'Égypte, dans la Thébaïde
Tyana:Tyane [ville de Cappadoce]
Tyana2:a city in Cappadocia, the birthplace of the philosopher Apollonius, Kiz Hissar
Tyanaeus:de Tyane
Tyaneius:of or belonging to Tyana
Tyaneus:de Tyane
Tyani:habitants de Tyane
Tyba:a village on the Euphrates, Taibe
Tybrigena:v. Tibrigena
Tybris:-I. the river-god Tiber -II. The river Tiber, Tevere
Tyche:nom de femme
Tychen:nom de femme
Tychicus:nom d'homme,
Tychus:général proclamé empereur en Orient à la mort d'Alexandre Sévère
Tycus:général proclamé empereur en Orient à la mort d'Alexandre Sévère
Tyde:place forte de la Tarraconnaise
Tydii:peuple de l'Asie ultérieure près du Caucase
Tyllinus:nom d'une divinité celtique
Tylon:nom d'homme
Tylos2:nom de deux îles dans le golfe Persique
Tymbres:rivière de Bithynie
Tymbriani:habitants de Tymbria [Phrygie]
Tymolus:c. Tmolus
Tymphaei:peuple d'Étolie / peuple de Macédoine
Tymphaicus:des Tymphéens
Tyndareum:c. Tyndaris 2 :
Tyndarii:Spartans
Tyndarius:of or belonging to Tyndareus, Tyndarian
Tynes:nom ancien de Tunis
Typanei:habitants de Typanéis [ville d'Élide]
Typhois:f., of Typhōeus, Typhœan
Typhoius:of or belonging to Typhōeus, Typhœan
Typhoneus:of or belonging to Typhon, Typhonian, the Typhon's cave
Typhonides:filles de Typhon
Typhonis:daughter of Typhon
Tyra:fleuve de la Sarmatie d'Europe [le Dniester]
Tyracinenses:habitants de Tyracina [Sicile]
Tyragetae:peuple de la Sarmatie européenne
Tyrannio:a grammarian and geographer contemporary with Cicero
Tyras:a river in Sarmatia, Dniester
Tyrcae:peuple sur les bords du Tanaïs
Tyrienses:peuple de Pisidie
Tyris:île en face du Bruttium, qui a disparu
Tyrissaei:habitants de Tyrissa [ville de Macédoine]
Tyrium:
Tyrrhenia:the country of the Tyrrhenians, Tyrrhenia, Etruria
Tyrrhenicus:of or belonging to the Tyrrhenians, Etruscans, Tyrrhenian, Etrurian
Tyrrheus:
Tyrrhigena:
Tyrrhigenae:les Tyrrhéniens
Tyrus:nom d'homme
!Tyrus2:Tyre, a famous maritime and commercial city of the Phœnicians, especially celebrated for its purple, Soor
Tyscos:bourg de la Galatie
Tysdritanus:v. Thysdritanus.
Tzitzi:ville d'Égypte dans la Thébaïde
Uabar:fleuve de Numidie
Uacca2:A town of Byzacene in Africa
Uacca3:v. Vagia.
Uaccenses:the inhabitants of Vacca
Uaccensis:of or pertaining to Vacca
Uaccius:nom d'homme
Uaccula2:nom d'homme
Uacea:a river of Lusitania, the Vonga, Conga
Uacerra2:nom d'un jurisconsulte du temps de Cicéron / autre du même nom
Uachalis:v. Vahalis
Uachati:peuple d'Ethiopie
Uacianae:ville de Gaule [auj. Baix]
!Uada:(Volaterrana) a port in Etruria south of Pisa, Torre di Vado
Uadaei:peuple de l'Arabie Heureuse
Uadomarius:chef des Alamanni
Uagedrusa:rivière de la Sicile
Uagenni:an Alpine people of Liguria
Uagia:a river of Lusitania, the Vonga, Conga
Uagienni:an Alpine people of Liguria
Ualamer:roi des Goths,
Ualcum:ville de Pannonie
Ualdasus:a river in Pannonia
Ualentiniani:a sect of heretics in the second century, against whom Tertullian wrote a book.
Ualentinianus:Valentinien, empereur d'Occident [Flavius] ; son fils [Flavius Placidus]
Ualentinum:ville de Ligurie [auj. Valenza]
Ualentinus2:de Valentia (ville de Narbonnaise).
Ualentio:nom d'h.
Ualerianus2:a Roman emperor, father of the emperor Gallienus, after him were named
Ualerienses:habitants de Valéria [ville de la Tarraconnaise]
Ualesius:the name of a Roman gens
Ualetium:ville de Calabrie
Ualgus2:nom d'h.
Ualis:v. Vahalis.
Uallaei:habitants de Vallès [ville de Macédoine]
Uallebana:ville d'Aquitaine [auj. Valbone]
Uallebona:ville d'Aquitaine [auj. Valbone]
Uallenses:habitants de la vallée Pennine [du Valais]
Ualli:peuple entre le Pont-Euxin et la mer Caspienne / ville de la Zeugitane
Uallia:roi des Visigoths d'Espagne
Uallio:nom d'homme
Uallonia:the goddess of valleys
Uandalaricus:nom d'un roi vandale
Uandali:les Vandales [peuple des bords de la Baltique, qui envahit l'Espagne et l'Afrique, et fonda un royaume à Carthage]
Uandalicus:a surname of Justinian, as conqueror of the Vandals
Uandalii:the Vandals, a people in the northern part of Germany in the time of Tacitus, Sing.
Uandalus:Vandal
Uandili:the Vandals, a people in the northern part of Germany in the time of Tacitus, Sing.
Uanienses:a people of
Uaniloquidorus:gabble-giver
Uannianus:of Vannius
Uapincensis:de Vapincum / habitants de Vapincum
Uapincum:ville de la Narbonnaise [auj. Gap]
Uaragri:peuple des Alpes
Uaramus:fleuve de Vénétie
Uarbari:v. Varvari.
Uarcia:bourg de la Séquanie [auj. Vers]
Uarciani:a people of Pannonia
Uardacate:ville de Vénétie
Uardaei:a people in Dalmatia
Uardagatensis:de Vardagata [ville de Vénétie]
Uardo:rivière de la Narbonnaise [le Gardon]
Uarduli:a people of Lusitania
Uarecum:fleuve de Paphlagonie
Uareia:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Uarenilla:nom de femme
Uargula:a talkative friend of
Uargunteius:a Roman senator who was engaged in Catiline's conspiracy
Uargunteius2:complice de Catilina
Uariana:ville de Mésie ou de Pannonie
Uaricio:nom d'h.
Uariola:Attia Variola, nom de femme
Uaris:ville de la Bretagne [dans le pays de Galles]
Uaristae:a people of Germany, part of the Suevi, near the Hermundurians
Uaritinna:nom d'homme
Uaronilla:nom de femme
Uarramus:v. Varamus.
Uarronianae:les Varroniennes, vingt et une comédies de Plaute, citées par Varron
Uarronianus:de Varron
Uarrutius:nom d'homme
Uaruari:a people of Istria
Uaruarini:a people of Liburnia
Uarum:c. Vārus 4
Uasama:ville d'Hispanie [auj. Osma]
Uasatae:a people of Aquitania
Uasates:peuple et ville d'Aquitaine sur la Garonne
Uasaticus:of or belonging to the Vasates
Uasconia:the country of the Vascones
Uasconicus:of or belonging to the Vascones
Uasconis:of the Vascones
Uasienses:habitants de Vasion
Uasio:capitale des Voconces [auj. Vaison, dans le Dauphiné] / dieu des Vasienses
Uassei:peuple d'Aquitaine
Uatienus:
Uatinius3:
Uatrachites:fleuve de Perse
Uatrenus:a river of, falling into the Po, the Santerno
Uatusicus:de Vatusium [v. de la Narbonnaise, au pied des Alpes Ceutroniques]
Uberae:peuple de l'Inde
Uberi:peuple des Alpes
Uceni:Ucènes [peuplade des Alpes]
Ucenni:Ucènes [peuplade des Alpes]
Ucetiae:ville de la Narbonnaise [Uzès] / même sens
Ucia:c. Ugia
Ucultuniacum:ville de la Bétique
Udini:peuple voisin de la mer Caspienne
Uduba:fleuve de la Tarraconnaise
Ueamini:peuple des Alpes
Uecilius:a mountain in Latium
Uecta:v. Vectis.
Uectidius:nom d'homme
Uectienus:v. Vettienus.
Uectis:an island south of Britain, the Isle of Wight
Uectius:the name of a Roman gens
Uectones:a people of Lusitania, Salamanca, Estremadura
Uecttones:Vettons [peuple de Lusitanie, dans l'Estramadure]
Uecturiones:peuple de la Bretagne, faisant partie des Pictes
Uecturius:surnom romain
Uediantii:peuple de Ligurie
Uediiouis:Véiovis. - 1 - Jupiter enfant. - 2 - dieu italique du monde des enfers, dieu de la vengeance et de la punition, identifié avec Pluton.
Uediiouis2:an Etruscan divinity, a god of the under world, whose power to injure corresponded to the power of Jupiter to help; worshipped at Rome, where his temple stood in the hollow between the Arx and the Capitol; he was sometimes identified with Apollo;
Uediouis:an Etruscan divinity, a god of the under world, whose power to injure corresponded to the power of Jupiter to help; worshipped at Rome, where his temple stood in the hollow between the Arx and the Capitol; he was sometimes identified with Apollo;
Uegetius:a Roman proper name.
Uegium:ville de Liburnie
Ueia:a proper name of a woman
Ueia2:a proper name of a woman
Ueianus:nom d'homme
Ueiens2:of or belonging to Veii, Veientian
Ueientana:
Ueientani:Véiens
Ueientani2:the inhabitants of Veii, the Veientians
Ueientanum:propriété de Véies / vin de Véies [médiocre]
Ueientanum2:an inferior sort of wine
Ueientanus:of or belonging to Veii, Veientian
Ueientanus2:de Véies, véien.
Ueientilla:nom de femme
Ueientinus:de Véies
Ueientius:nom d'homme
Ueiento:surnom dans la gens Fabricia
Ueiento2:a surname in the Fabrician
Ueii:a very ancient city in Etruria, one of the twelve towns of the Etrurian confederacy, conquered by Camillus, Isola
Ueii2:a very ancient city in Etruria, one of the twelve towns of the Etrurian confederacy, conquered by Camillus, Isola
Ueiouis:Little Jupiter, Anti-Jove, an ancient god of vengeance, identified with Apollo, and with the Jupiter of the lower world, with the infant Jupiter
Ueiouis2:an Etruscan divinity, a god of the under world, whose power to injure corresponded to the power of Jupiter to help; worshipped at Rome, where his temple stood in the hollow between the Arx and the Capitol; he was sometimes identified with Apollo;
Ueius:of Veii, Veian
Ueius2:of Veii, Veian
Uelabrensis:of or belonging to the Velabrum, Velabrian
Uelatudorum:ville de la Séquanie
Uelauni:a people of Aquitania, between the Gabali and the Segusiani, in Vélay
Ueldidena:ville de Rhétie [auj. Wilten, près d'Innsbruck]
Uelinia:nom d'une déesse
Ueliterni:the inhabitants of Velitrœ
Ueliterninus:of Velitrœ, Veliternian
Ueliternus:of or belonging to Velitrœ Subst. m. a proper nam
Ueliternus2:a proper name
Uelitrae:a town of the Volsci, in Latium, whence came the Octavian family, Velletri
Uellaudunum:Vellaudunum (= Beaune, ville des Sénonais).
Uellaui:les Vellaves (peuple de la confédération des Arvernes, du Velay).
Uellauii:a people of Aquitania, between the Gabali and the Segusiani, in Vélay
Uelleianus:of a Velleius, Velleian, called after the consul
Uelleiates:peuple de Ligurie
Uelleius2:de Velléius
Uellica:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Uelliger:porte-toison, le Bélier [constellation]
Uelliocassi:peuple de la Gaule (Vexin)
Uellocasses:v. Velocasses.
Uellutus:nom d'un tribun de la plèbe
Uelocius:nom d'h.
Uelox2:nom d'h.
Uelunum:ville d'Italie
Uemania:ville de Vindélicie
Uenafer2:nom d'homme
Uenafrania:nom d'homme, nom de femme
Uenafranius:nom d'homme, nom de femme
Uenafranum:Venafran-oil
Uenafrum:a very ancient town of the Samnites, celebrated for its olive-oil, Venafro
Uenami:a people of Gaul
Uenantius:e siècle
Uenaria:an island in the Tuscan Sea
Uenedi:a people of northern Germany, the Wends
Uenelli:peuple de la Lyonnaise // peuple de l'Armorique
Ueneni:peuple de Ligurie
Ueneranda:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Uenerandus2:nom d'homme
Uenereae:a kind of mussels, Venus-shell
Uenerei:the templeslaves of the Erycinian Venus
Uenereum:the Venus-throw at dice
Uenereus:the Venus-throw at dice
Ueneria:surnom de Sicca, ville d'Afrique / surnom de Nébrissa, ville de la Bétique
Ueneriae:a kind of mussels, Venus-shell
Uenerianus:nom d'homme
Uenerii:the templeslaves of the Erycinian Venus
Ueneriuagus:adj, vagabond in love, libidinous, dissolute
Uenetensis:de Vénétum
Uenetiani:the adherents of the Blues, the Blues
Uenetulani:an extinct people of Latium
Uenetus3:portion du lac de Constance
Uenetus4:one of the Blue faction
Uennenses:a people of
Uenno:surnom d'un consul
Uennonenses:peuple de la Rhétie
Uennonetes:peuple des Alpes
Uenox:surnom du censeur C. Plautius
Uentidianus:Ventidian, of Ventidius
Uentisponte:ville de la Bétique
Uento2:v. Perpenna.
Uentrio:nom d'homme
Uenuleia:nom de femme
Uenusia:a town on the borders of Apulia and Lucania, the birthplace of the poet Horace, Venosa
Uenusini:the inhabitants of Venusia, the Venusians
Uenustus2:nom d'h., de femme
Uepitenum:ville de Rhétie
Uera:nom de femme
Ueranus:de Vérus / subst. m., nom d'homme
Ueratia:nom de femme
Uerbannus:the name of a lake in Upper Italy, Lago Maggiore
Uerbeia:a goddess worshipped by the Gauls and Britons
Uerbinum:ville de la Belgique [auj. Vervins]
Uercellensis:of or belonging to Vercellœ
Uercellinus:of Vercellœ, Vercelline
Uercellium:ville des Hirpins
Uerconnius:nom d'homme
Uereasueca:port de Cantabrie
Uerecunda:nom de f.
Ueretini:a people of Calabria
Ueretinus:de Vérétum [ville des Salentins] / habitants de Vérétum
Uergae:ville du Bruttium
Uergellus:a river of Apulia
Uergentum:a town in
Uergestanus:de Vergium / habitants de Vergium
Uergilienses:habitants d'une ville de la Tarraconnaise
Uergiliocento:a poem made up of scraps from Vergil
Uergiliomastix:censeur très rigoureux [qui fouaille Virgile]
Uergistani:a community of robbers in
Uergium:ville forte de la Tarraconnaise
Uergoanum:a town on the island of Lerina, near Gaul
Uergunni:peuple des Alpes [les Vergons]
Ueriugodumnus:nom d'une divinité gauloise
Uermandui:v. Veromandui.
Uermina:fils de Syphax
Uernemetum:ville de la Bretagne
Uernio:nom d'homme
Uerniones:les Jeunes Esclaves, titre d'une comédie de Pomponius
Uernosolis:ville des Tolosates [Vernose]
Uerodunensis:de Verodunum
Uerodunum:ville de la Belgique, sur la Meuse [auj. Verdun]
Ueromandi:c. Veromandui.
Ueromandui:a people of, in the mod. Département de l' Aisne, Vermandois
Ueronensis:of or belonging to Verona
Uerpulus:nom d'enfant
Uerrinae:the orations of Cicero against Verres
Uerrius2:Verrius Flaccus, gram. du temps d'Auguste
Uerrucini:peuple de la Narbonnaise
Uerrugo:a town of the Volsci, Colle Ferro, Colle Sacco, near Segni
Uerrutius:a fictitious name fraudulently used by Verres
Uertacomacori:a tribe of the Vocontii
Uerterae:ville de la Bretagne
Uerticordia:the Turner of hearts
Uertumnalia:the festival of Vertumnus
Ueruactor:dieu qui préside au labour des jachères
Uerucini:peuple de la Narbonnaise
Uerudoctius:a chief of the Helvetii, sent as an ambassador to Cœsar
Uerueceus:that has the form of a wether
Ueruecius:that has the form of a wether
Uerulae:a town of, Veroli
Uerulani:the inhabitants of Verulœ
Uerulanus:of Verulœ
Uesaeuus:a celebrated volcano in Campania
Uesagus:nom d'un guerrier gaulois
Uesbina:nom d'homme, nom de femme
Uesbinus:nom d'homme, nom de femme
Uesbius:a celebrated volcano in Campania
Uescelia:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Uescellani:peuple de l'Italie inférieure
Uescia:a little town in Latium, on the river Liris
Uescini:the inhabitants of Vescia, Vescinians
Uescitania:a district of
Uesentini:a people of Etruria
Ueseris:a river in Campania, with a town of the same name
Ueseuinus:of or belonging to Vesuvius, Vesuvian
Ueseuus:du Vésuve
Ueseuus2:a celebrated volcano in Campania
Uesi:the Visigoths
Uesidia:fleuve d'Étrurie
Uesonna:c. Vesunna
Uespa3:Vespa (surnom).
Uespasia:the name of a Roman gens
Uespasius:the name of a Roman gens
Uesperies:a town of
Uespronius:nom d'homme
Uessitania:région de la Tarraconnaise
Uestalia:the festival of Vesta
Uestia:nom de femme
Uesticola:a Vestal virgin
Uestini:a people of Central Italy, on the Adriatic Sea
Uestorianus:of or pertaining to Vestorius
Uestorius:An artist of Puteoli
Uesuinus:du Vésuve
Uesuius:a celebrated volcano in Campania
Uesuni:a people of Libya
Uesunna:ville d'Aquitaine, la même que Petrocorium
Uesuuinus:of or belonging to Vesuvius, Vesuvian
Ueteranio:général romain proclamé empereur par ses soldats sous Constance II
Ueterensis:surnom
Uetinus:nom d'homme
Uetrasinus:nom d'homme
Uetronius:nom d'homme
Uettia:nom de femme
Uettienus:nom d'homme
Uettii:peuplade de Macédoine
Uettilla:nom de femme
Uetto:nom d'homme
Uettona:ancienne ville de l'Ombrie [auj. Bettona]
Uettonensis:de Vettona / habitants de Vettona
Uettonia:the territory of the Vettones
Uetulenus:nom d'homme
Uetulonia:a town of Etruria
Uetulonienses:the inhabitants of Vetulonia
Uetuloniensis:de Vétulonia
Uetulonii:the inhabitants of Vetulonia
Ueturianus:de Véturius
Ueturina:la Vieille [nom plaisant de la mère du Porcellus]
Uetusanum:ville de Pannonie
Uetusius:ancienne forme de Véturius), nom d'homme
Uetussalina:ville de Pannonie
Uetustilla:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Uetustinus:nom de femme, nom d'homme
Ufentinus:of or belonging to the Ufens, Ufentine
Uffugum:a town in the territory of the Bruttii, Fagnano
Ugernum:ville de la Narbonnaise [auj. Beaucaire]
Ugia:ville de la Bétique
Uiaca:ville de Vindélicie
Uiacus:surnom de Mercure chez les Viatienses
Uianiomina:ville de la Norique ou de la Pannonie supérieure
Uiatienses:habitants de Viata [v. de la Tarraconnaise]
Uiator2:nom d'h.
Uiatrix2:nom de f.
Uibilia:a goddess presiding over highways, the goddess of roads
Uibinates:a people of Southern Italy
Uibioninus:nom d'homme
Uibiscum:ville sur le lac Léman [auj. Vevey]
Uibius2:de Vibius / Vibia colonia : Pérouse [du nom de l'empereur Vibius Gallus]
Uibon:a town in the territory of the Bruttii, Monteleone
Uibonensis:of or belonging to Vibo
Uibrio:nom d'homme
UicaPota:Victress-and-possessor
Uicensis:[v. de Byzacène]
Uicentia:a town in Gallia Transpadana, in the territory of Venetia, Vicenza
Uicentini:the inhabitants of Vicetia
Uicilinus:the Watchful, the Vigilant
Uicta:the goddess that presides over food
Uictina:surnom de femme
Uictoali:
Uictorianus:Victorien, nom dʼhomme
Uictoricus:surnom d'homme
Uictorilla:surnom de jeune fille
Uictorina:nom et surnom de femme
Uictorinus:nom d'un consul / nom de deux des trente tyrans
Uictoriola:a little statue of Victory
Uictorius:nom d'un centurion / Victorius Marcellus, auquel Quintilien dédia son Institution oratoire
Uictouali:peuple germain
Uictricensis:de la colonie Victrix, dans la Bretagne [auj. Colchester]
Uictumulae:ville de la Gaule Cispadane, près de Plaisance
Uidiceni:v. du Picénum
Uidius:nom d'h.
Uiducasses:habitants de Viducasses [ville de la Lyonnaise]
Uidularia:the title of a lost comedy by Plautus.
Uiennensis:of or belonging to Vienne
Uigellius:nom d'homme
Uigenna:la Vienne [rivière de la Gaule, affluent de la Loire]
Uigilius:saint Vigile, pape
Uignae:localité du Latium, sur l'Anio
Uilio:nom d'h.
Uimania:ville de Vindélicie
Uiminacium:ville de la Mésie supérieure / ville de la Tarraconnaise
Uiminatium:ville de la Mésie supérieure / ville de la Tarraconnaise
Uiminius:the Jupiter worshipped on Viminalis Collis
Uimitellari:ancien peuple du Latium
Uimitellarii:an ancient people of Latium
Uina:ville de la Zeugitane
Uincentia:nom de femme
Uincentius:saint Vincent, martyr en Espagne
Uincienses:habitants de Vincium
Uinciensis:de Vincium [ville de la Narbonnaise, auj. Vence]
Uincius:nom de Mars chez les habitants de Vincium [auj. Vence] en Narbonnaise
Uindalium:ville de la Narbonnaise
Uindeleia:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Uindelicia:the country of the Vindelici, Vindelicia
Uindelicus:of or belonging to the Vindelici, Vindelician
Uindia:ville de Galatie
Uindilis:île près de la côte de l'Armorique
Uindius:partie occidentale des monts Cantabres // (Verus) nom d'un jurisconsulte, conseiller d'Antonin le Pieux
Uindo:fleuve de la Vindélicie
Uindobala:ville ou lieu de la Bretagne
Uindobona:ville de la Pannonie supérieure [auj. Vienne]
Uindomora:v. Vindobala
Uindullus:surnom romain
Uinicianus:de Vinicius [qui conspira contre Néron]
Uinidius:nom d'un jurisconsulte
Uinouia:ville de Bretagne [auj. Binchester]
Uiola2:nom de femme
Uiolantilla:nom de femme
Uipitenum:ville de Rhétie
Uipsanus:of or belonging to Vipsanius Agrippa, Vipsanian
Uirbialis:
Uirdumarus:a chief of the Ædui; a leader of the Insubres
Uirdunum:Verdun (ville de la Meuse).
Uirgilianus:de Virgile, virgilien / poète qui fait des centons de Virgile
Uirgilienses:habitants d'une ville de la Tarraconnaise
Uirgiliocento:centon de Virgile
Uirgiliomastix:censeur très rigoureux [qui fouaille Virgile]
Uirginensis:the goddess that presided over the loosing of the bridal zone
Uirginesuendonides:virginseller
Uirginia:fille de Virginius, v. Virginius
Uirginiensis:the goddess that presided over the loosing of the bridal zone
Uirginisuendonides:vendeur de jeunes filles
Uirginius:centurion qui tua sa fille pour la soustraire aux poursuites du décemvir Appius Claudius / Virginius Rufus, lieutenant de Galba
Uirgitanus:v. Urgi.
Uiria2:nom de femme
Uiriathinus:of or pertaining to Viriathus
Uiriathus:a celebrated leader of the Lusitanians in the war against the Romans
Uiriatinus:of or pertaining to Viriathus
Uiridasius:guerrier
Uiridianus:dieu chez les Narniens, qui présidait à la verdure
Uiridunum:ville de la Belgique, sur la Meuse [auj. Verdun]
Uiriplaca:appeaser of men
Uirius:nom d'homme
Uirodunum:ville de la Belgique, sur la Meuse [auj. Verdun]
Uironum:ville de Belgique [capitale des Veruni ?]
Uirouesca:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Uirouiacum:ville de la Belgique [auj. Vervich]
Uirta:ville de Mésopotamie
Uirtingui:nom d'un peuple scythe
Uirunenses:habitants de Virunum
Uiscellinus:an agnomen of the consul, who was put to death for aiming at the sovereignty
Uisculus:c. Vistula
Uiseius:nom d'homme
Uisellia:- 1 - Visellia (nom de femme). - 2 - fém. de Visellius.
Uisigothae:Visigoths
Uisigothi:Visigoths
Uisolus:nom d'un consul
Uisontio:ville des Séquanais [auj. Besançon]
Uistillus:c. Vistula
Uistla:la Vistule [fleuve sur la limite orientale de la Germanie]
Uistula:a river in Eastern Germany, Weichsel, Vistula
Uisucius:nom d'une divinité des Germains
Uisuentani:ville d'Ombrie
Uitalianus:nom de div. personnages
Uitalis2:nom d'homme / f., nom de femme
Uitalius:nom d'homme
Uitellenses:a people of Latium
Uitelliani:Soldiers of Vitellius, Vitellians; A kind of writing-tablets, perh. used by Vitellius
Uitellius2:of or belonging to the emperor Vitellius, Vitellian
Uiticini:a people in the territory of Picenum
Uitodurum:ville d'Helvétie [auj. Winterthur]
Uitrasia:Vitrasia Faustina, mise à mort par Commode
Uitrasianus:de Vitrasius
Uitrasius:Vitrasius Pollion, consul sous Marc-Aurèle
Uitricium:ville de l'Italie supérieure, au pied des Alpes
Uitruuius:a contemporary of Cœsar and Augustus; author of a work on architecture;
Uitudurensis:de Vitudurum
Uitudurum:ville d'Helvétie [auj. Winterthur]
Uitula2:the goddess of Victory, of Exultation
Uitularia:la route Vitulaire, sur le territoire d'Arpi
Uitullinus:nom d'homme
Uitullus:nom d'homme
Uitulus2:
Uitumnus:the god that bestows life, the Life-god
Uiuarium2:ville de la Narbonnaise [auj. Viviers, d. le Vivarais]
Uiuianus:nom d'homme
Uiuisci:les Bituriges Vivisques [habitant les bords de la Garonne]
Uiuiscus:des Vivisques
Uliaros:île de l'Océan, voisine de l'Aquitaine [auj. Oléron]
Ulienses:habitants d'Ulia
Ulisubburitanum:ville de la Byzacène
Ulixeus:d'Ulysse
Ulla:rivière de la Tarraconnaise [dans la Galice]
Ulmanectes:peuple de la Belgique [aux environs de Senlis]
Ulmanus2:bourg voisin de Rome
Ulmi:peuple de la Pannonie
Ulphilas:Ulphilas ou Ulfilas [évêque arien sous Valens, convertit les Goths de la Mésie]
Ulpia:Ulpia Gordiana [mère de Gordien Ier]
Ulpialis:d'Ulpius Trajan
Ulpiani:les clients de Trajan [Ulpius]
Ulpianus:a celebrated Roman jurist under the emperors Septimius Severus, Caracalla, Heliogabalus, and Alexander Severus, fragments of whose writings are found in the Pandects; he was murdered in Gaul
Ulpius:of or belonging to Ulpius
Ulpius2:the name of a Roman gens, the celebrated Roman emperor of that name.
Ulubranus:of or belonging to Ulubrœ, Ulubran
Ulubrenses:the inhabitants of Ulubrœ, the Ulubrans
Ulurtini:a people of Lower Italy
Ulysipo:a city of Lusitania, Lisbon
Ulysippo:v. Olisipo.
Ulysses:the Latin name for Odysseus, Ulysses, king of Ithaca, famed among the Grecian heroes of the Trojan war for his craft and eloquence; the son of Laertes and Anticlea, husband of Penelope, and father of Telemachus and Telegonus
Umber3:an Umbrian dog, A kind of sheep in Spain and Corsica
Umbra2:a female Umbrian
Umbrae:peuple de l'Inde, en deçà du Gange
Umbranici:peuple de la Narbonnaise
Umbricus:of or belonging to Umbria, Umbrian
Umbrinus:nom d'homme
Umbritae:peuple de l'Inde en deçà du Gange
Umbrittae:peuple de l'Inde en deçà du Gange
Umbrius:nom d'un grammairien
Umido:
Unculus:
Unditanum:ville de la Bétique
Unigenitus2:Jésus-Christ
Unimammia:Plaut. l'Unimammie, le pays des Amazones.
Unimanus2:surnom d'un Claudius
Unionitae:Unionites, Unitarians
Unsingis:rivière de Germanie
Unuca:ville de la Zeugitane
Unulus:
Unxia:the goddess of anointing
Uoberna:ville de la Gaule Transpadane
Uocarium:ville de la Norique
Uocio:a king of the Norici
Uoconianus:de Voconius
Uocontius:of or belonging to the Vocontii, Vocontian
Uocusianus:nom d'homme
Uodogoriacum:ville de Belgique [Wordrai]
Uogesus:a chain of mountains in Gaul, Vosges
Uolae:c. Bola
Uolana:a town of the Samnites
Uolane:une des bouches du Pô
Uolanus:v. Bola
Uolaterras:de Volaterres
Uolcanal:lieu de Rome où était un temple de Vulcain
Uolcanalia:the yearly festival of Vulcan, celebrated on the, d of August
Uolcanalis:of or belonging to Vulcan
Uolceii:ville de Lucanie [auj. Vulci]
Uolceii2:Vulci (ville de Lucanie).
Uolcentes:a people of Lucania
Uolcentini:a people of Istria
Uolciani:peuplade d'Espagne
Uolero:nom d'homme
Uolgaesia:ville d'Assyrie
Uologeses:the name of several kings of Parthia, of the house of the Arsacidœ;
Uologesocerta:ville de la Babylonie
Uologessia:a town of Babylonia, Kufa
Uologesus:roi des Parthes
Uolsce:after the manner of the Volsci
Uolscens:an officer of the Latins
Uolsciani:peuple de la Tarraconnaise
Uolscius:the name of a Roman gens
Uolsinienses:the inhabitants of Volsinii, Volsinians
Uolsiniensis:of or belonging to Volsinii, Volsinian, a lake lying south of the town, Lago di Bolsena
Uolso:a cognomen in the Manlian
Uoltumna:the tutelary goddess of the Etruscan Confederation, in whose temple their general assemblies were held
Uolturnalis:of or belonging to the god Vulturnus
Uolturnum:a town in Campania, on the river Vulturnus, Castel Volturno
Uolturnus:-I. of or belonging to Vultur -II. of or belonging to the Vulturnus, Vulturnian
Uoluentius:nom d'h.
Uolumna:the Well-wishers
Uolumnianus:de Volumnius / Liv. 19, 12
Uolumnius:nom de famille rom.
Uolumnus:dieu protecteur des nouveau-nés
Uolupia:the goddess of Pleasure
Uolusienus:nom d'hommes
Uolustana:a name of the Montes Cambunii in Thessaly
Uolutina:the goddess who presides over the husks of corn-ears, med.
Uolutor:n. d'h.
Uomanus:nom d'un scholiaste de Virgile // rivière du Picénum
Uorangus:v. Vorocingus.
Uoraptus:nom d'un héros
Uordenses:habitants d'un bourg de la Narbonnaise [Gordes]
Uoroangus:v. Vorocingus.
Uorocingus:localité de l'Aquitaine
Uosagus:c. Vosegus
Uosauia:ville de la Belgique, sur le Rhin [auj. Oberwesel]
Uosgium:ville de la Lyonnaise, chez les Osismiens
Uoturi:peuple de Galatie
Upellae:ville de la Norique
Upilius:nom d'homme
Upis:Masc., the father of the third Diana
Ura:nom d'homme / f., ville de Syrie, la même que Sura
Uranio:noms d'hommes
Uranium:ville de Carie
Uranius:noms d'hommes
Uranopolis:ville de Macédoine, près du mont Athos
Uranus:the father of, Saturn
Urba:ville d'Helvétie [auj. Orbe]
Urbana:ville de Campanie
Urbanae:
Urbanates:peuple des bords du Métaure
Urbani:peuple de Ligurie
Urbanilla:nom de femme
Urbanus2:nom d'homme
Urbesaluia:ville du Picénum [auj. Urbisaglia]
Urbica:nom de femme
Urbicio:nom d'homme
Urbicius:nom d'homme
Urbicua:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Urbigenus:canton d'Urba dans l'Helvétie
Urbinates:the inhabitants of Urbinum
Urbinianus:d'Urbinia
Urbinius:Urbinius (nom d'homme).
Urbius:in Rome on the Esquiline Hill
Urceola:
Urci:ville de la Tarraconnaise
Urcisinus:nom d'un martyr
Urgao:ville de la Bétique
Urgitanus:d'Urgi
Urgo:île située entre l'Étrurie et la Corse
Uri:peuple de l'Inde, sur les bords de l'Indus
Uria:ville maritime d'Apulie
Urias:d'Uria
Uritanus:d'Uria, en Calabre
Urites:peuple du sud de l'Italie
Uritinus:surnom d'un consul
Urius:a title of Jupiter
Urnia:déesse honorée dans la Narbonnaise
Urnifer:le Verseau, qui porte une urne
Urpanus:rivière de la Pannonie
Ursanius:nom dʼhomme
Ursatius:nom d'homme
Ursentini:habitants d'Ursentum [ville de Lucanie]
Ursicinus:nom de plusieurs personnages
Ursilla:nom de femme
Ursinianus:Ursinien, nom d'h.
Ursinus2:nom d'homme
Ursio:nom d'homme
Urso:ville de la Bétique [auj. Ossuna]
Ursonenses:habitants d'Urso ou d'Ursao
Ursula:Ursule, nom de femme
Ursulus:surnom d'homme
Ursus2:nom d'homme
Uruncae:ville de la Belgique
Usaepo:ville de Bétique
Usar:fleuve de la Mauritanie
Uscana:a town of Illyria
Uscanenses:the inhabitants of Uscana
Uscudama:ville de Thrace, plus tard Hadrianopolis
Usibalchi:peuple de l'Éthiopie
Usidicani:peuple de l'Ombrie
Usis:rivière qui se jette dans l'Araxe
Ussubium:ville d'Aquitaine [auj. Urs] / divinité de cette ville
Utens:a river in Cisalpine Gaul, the Montone
Uthina:ville de la Zeugitane
Uthinensis:d'Uthina
Uti2:v. Utidorsi.
Utidorsi:peuple voisin du Caucase
Utis:a river in Cisalpine Gaul, the Montone
Utum:ville de Mésie
Utus:fleuve de Mésie
Utus2:ville de Mésie
Uulca:nom d'un statuaire
Uulcanal:lieu de Rome où était un temple de Vulcain
Uulcanius:of or relating to Vulcan, Vulcanian, fire
Uulcatius:Vulcatius (nom d'homme).
Uulceii:ville de Lucanie [auj. Vulci]
Uulchalion:localité de la Narbonnaise
Uulci:v. Volsci.
Uulgientes:peuple de la Narbonnaise, près du Rhône
Uulpenius:nom d'homme
Uulphilas:Ulphilas ou Ulfilas [évêque arien sous Valens, convertit les Goths de la Mésie]
Uulsinienses:the inhabitants of Volsinii, Volsinians
Uulso2:a cognomen in the Manlian
Uulsor:nom d'homme
Uulteius:nom d'h.
Uultur2:a mountain in Apulia, near Venusia, Monte Vulture
Uulturcius:one of the fellow-conspirators of Catiline
Uulturnalia:fêtes de Vulturne
Uulturnalis:of or belonging to the god Vulturnus
Uulturnum:a town in Campania, on the river Vulturnus, Castel Volturno
Uulturnus:-I. of or belonging to Vultur -II. of or belonging to the Vulturnus, Vulturnian
Uulturnus2:a river in Campania, Volturno
Uxama:a town of
Uxamensis:d'Uxama
Uxantis:île sur la côte de l'Armorique [auj. Ouessant]
Uzalensis:
Uzalis:ville d'Afrique, près d'Utique
Uzalitanus:d'Uzalis
Uzalum:ville d'Afrique, près d'Utique
Uzentini:habitants d'Uzentum, ville de la Calabrie [auj. Ugente]
Uzita:a town of Byzacene in
Uzitensis:d'Uzita
Wardo:rivière de la Narbonnaise [le Gardon]
Wisegothi:c. Visegothi
Xantha:nom de femme
Xanthe:nom d'une Amazone
Xanthicus:the Macedonian name of a month which corresponded to the Roman
!Xanthos2:rivière de Troie [appelée aussi Scamandre] / rivière de Lycie / petite rivière d'Épire
Xenagoras:nom d'un historien
Xenarchus:Xénarque [général des Achéens]
Xenia:nom de femme
Xeniades:a Corinthian who purchased and liberated Diogenes the Cynic
Xenitana:nom donné à Quiza, ville de la Mauritanie Césarienne
Xenocles:a rhetorician of Adramytteum
Xenoclides:nom d'un citoyen de Chalcis
Xenomenes:nom d'h.
Xenon2:v. Xeno.
Xenophanes:a celebrated Greek philosopher of Colophon, born about, a disciple of Archelous
Xenophonteus:of or belonging to Xenophon, Xenophontian
Xenophontius:de Xénophon
Xerolibya:la Xérolibye [contrée d'Afrique entre la Cyrénaïque et l'Égypte]
Xerolophus:the name of a place in Byzantium
Xerxene:la Xerxène ou Derzène, contrée d'Arménie
Xerxeses:fils de Darius, roi des Perses, battu par les Grecs à Salamine
Xistus:Sixte [nom d'un martyr] / nom de plusieurs papes
Xuthe:nom de femme
Xychus:nom d'un Grec
Xylenepolis:ville de la Gédrosie
Xylenopolis:ville de la Gédrosie
Xyline:village de Pamphylie
Xylopolitae:habitants de Xylopolis [ville de Macédoine]
Xyniae:a town of Thessaly
Xystiani:a people of Caria
Xystilis:the name of a woman
Xystra2:nom de femme
Zabdiceni:peuple de la Mésopotamie
Zabolus:the Devil
Zabulon:one of the tribes of Israel
Zabulus:the Devil
Zachalias:nom d'un auteur babylonien, du temps de Mithridate
Zacharias:i, Zacharias, the father of St. John the Baptist
Zachlas:nom d'un devin égyptien
Zacra:v. Zagra
Zacynthius:of or belonging to Zacynthus, Zacynthian
Zacynthus:an island in the Ionian Sea, Zante, Zacyntho
Zagra:région de la Médie
Zagrus:mont de Médie
Zaita:ville de Mésopotamie
Zaitha:ville de Mésopotamie
Zalates:nom d'un Arménien
Zalmoxis:nom d'un philosophe de Thrace
Zamareni:peuple d'Arabie
Zamensis:of or belonging to Zama
Zamne:ville d'Éthiopie
Zamolxis:a Thracian philosopher
Zanclaei:habitants de Zanclé [ou Messine]
Zancle:an older name of the city of Messana, Messina, in Sicily
Zancleius:of Zancle, Zanclean
Zangenae:peuple de la Troglodytique
Zara:ville d'Arménie
Zarangae:peuple de la Drangiane
Zaraspades:peuple de l'Ariane
Zarat:ville de la Mauritanie Césarienne
Zarath:ville de la Mauritanie Césarienne
Zarathensis:de Zarath
Zaratus:nom d'un mage
Zarax:ville de Laconie
Zariasta:v. de la Bactriane
Zarmizegethusa:ville de Dacie
Zarotis:fleuve qui se jette dans le golfe Persique
Zazata:île de la mer Hyrcanienne
Zebedaeus:Zébédée [père de Jacques et de Jean, apôtres]
Zelagium:promontoire de l'Eubée
Zelasium:promontoire de l'Eubée
Zele:nom de femme
Zelia:ville de la Troade
Zelotos:nom d'homme
!Zelotus:nom d'homme
!Zena:noms de femmes, nom d'homme
!Zenas:noms de femmes, nom d'homme
!Zene:noms de femmes, nom d'homme
Zenobius:nom d'homme
Zenodorus:Zénodore [célèbre sculpteur grec]
Zenonianus:de Zénon [l'empereur]
Zenonici:disciples de Zénon
Zenonina:nom de femme
Zenothemis:nom d'un écrivain grec
Zephyre:an island near Crete
Zephyria:c. Melos
Zephyrinus:nom d'homme
Zephyrion:prom. de Cilicie, et ville du même nom / ville voisine du Bosphore Cimmérien / île voisine d'Halicarnasse ; Halicarnasse
Zephyris:promontoire de Lusitanie
Zephyrium:prom. de Cilicie, et ville du même nom / ville voisine du Bosphore Cimmérien / île voisine d'Halicarnasse ; Halicarnasse
Zerbis:rivière d'Assyrie / affluent du Tigre
Zerinthus:Zérinthe (ville de l'île de Samothrace).
Zernenses:habitants de Zerna [ville de Dacie]
Zerynthius:of or belonging to the Thracian town of Zerynthus, Zerynthian
Zerynthus:
Zetemenus:nom d'homme
Zethis:ville de Carmanie
Zetis:ville de Carmanie
Zeugis:la Zeugitane [contrée de l'Afrique où était Carthage, entre la Byzacène et la Numidie]
Zeugitanus:de la Zeugitane
Zeuxippus:chef des Béotiens
Ziela:ville du Pont
Zigae:peuple d'Asie, au delà du Palus-Méotide
Zimara:ville d'Arménie
Zimyra:ville de Phénicie
Zioberis:fleuve de l'Hyrcarnie
Ziras:v. Zyras.
Zmaragdites:a mountain on which the smaragdus was found
Zmilis:un des architectes du labyrinthe de Lemnos
Zminthius:of Smintheus
Zmyrnaeus:of or belonging to Smyrna, Smyrnean, Plur. subst.
Zoaranda:v. Zoroanda.
Zoe:one of the Æons of Valentinus
Zoelae:peuple de la Tarraconnaise dans l'Asturie
Zoelicus:des Zoèles
Zoellus:nom d'un saint
Zoicus:nom d'homme
Zois:nom de femme
Zombis:ville de Médie
Zon:nom d'homme
Zone:a promontory of Thrace, opposite to Thasos
Zonus:fleuve de la mer Caspienne
Zopyra:nom de femme
Zopyriatim:in the manner of Zopyrus
Zopyrion:in the manner of Zopyrus
Zopyrus:A celebrated physiognomist
Zoroanda:lieu de la Grande Arménie à la source du Tigre
Zoroastres:Zoroaster, a lawgiver of the Medes
Zoroastreus:of or belonging to Zoroaster, Zoroastrian
!Zosima:noms de femmes
Zosime:noms de femmes
Zosimen:noms de femmes
Zoster2:a promontory, town, and harbor of Attica;, C. Lombarda
Zothales:fleuve de la Margiane
Zoticus:favori d'Héliogabale
Zotos:ville d'Égypte ou d'Éthiopie
Zurazi:peuple d'Arabie
Zygere:ville de Thrace
Zygi:peuple du Palus-Méotide
Zygii:peuple du Palus-Méotide
Zyras:fleuve de Thrace
a2:indécl., [première lettre de l'alphabet] / abréviations diverses
abacinus:de mosaïque
abactio:détournement
abactor:one who drives off, a driver off, absol., a cuttle-stealer, thief, med.
abactus:driven away, forced to resign
abaculus:a small cube or tile of colored glass for making ornamental pavements
abaddir:bétyle, [et spécialt pierre que Rhéa donna à dévorer à Saturne au lieu de Jupiter enfant]
abaddir2:the name of an Oriental deity
abaestumo:mot forgé = autumo
abaestuo:to hang down richly
abaeto:int., s'en aller
abagio:the supposed etymology of adagio
abagmentum:a means for procuring abortion
abago:v. abigo.
abalienatio:a legal transfer of property by
abalienatus:part. de abalieno.
abaliud:adv., d'un autre côté
abalterutrum:
abambulo:int., s'éloigner
abamita:sister of an abavus, or great - great - grandfather
abante:from before
abarceo:empêcher, tenir, éloigné
abarticulamentum:Placit. articulation.
abauia:mother of a great-grandfather, of a great-grandmother
abauunculus:great-greatuncle;
abax:a square tublet;
abba2:father
abbaeto:v. abaeto.
abbas:the head of an ecclesiastical community, an abbot
abbatia:an abbey
abbatissa:an abbess
abbito:v. abaeto.
abblandior:int., flatter
abbreuiatio:an abbreviation, a diminution
abbreuiator:abréviateur
abbreuiatus:part. de abbrevio.
abbreuio:to shorten, abridge
abdicatio:a renouncing, disowning
abdicatiue:negatively
abdicatiuus:negative, affirmative, Adv.
abdicatrix:she that renounces, disclaims
abdicatus:part. de abdico.
abdite:secretly
abditiuus:Removed or separated from
abditudo:
abductio:A forcible carrying off, ravishing, robbing
abductus:part. de abduco.
abdumen:abdomen
abecedaius:
abecedaria:elementary instruction
abecedarium:a, b, c, the alphabet
abecedarius:belonging to the alphabet, alphabetical
abellina:v. avellana.
abemo:tr., emporter
abena:c. habena.
abequito:to ride away
aberceo:empêcher, tenir, éloigné
aberratio:a relief, a diversion;
abfuturus:part. fut. de absum.
abgrego:tr., séparer [du troupeau]
abhibeo:éloigner
abhorresco:int. et tr., se détourner de
abhorride:in an unfit manner, improperly
abiegineus:c. abiegnus
abiegneus:c. abiegnus
abiegnius:c. abiegnus
abiens:p. prés. de abeo.
abietarius:pertaining to fir-wood, deal, Subst. m. a joiner
abietarius2:a joiner
abiga:a plant which has the power of producing abortion;, ground-pine
abigeator:a cattle-stealer
abigeatus:cattlestealing
abigeo:tr., détourner, enlever [le bétail]
abigeus:one that drives away, a cattle-stealer
abinde:inde
abintus:de l'intérieur
abitio:a going away, departure.
abiudicatiuus:negative
abiudicatus:part. de abjudico
abiugo:to loose from the yoke;, to remove, to separate from
abiunctum:expression concise
abiunctus:n. subst. abjunctum, expression concise
abiuratio:a forswearing
abiurator:qui nie un dépôt avec parjure
abiuratus:part. de abjuro.
abiurgo:to deny, refuse reproachfully
ablactatio:the weaning of a child
ablactatus:part. de ablacto.
ablacto:to wean
ablaqueatio:a digging, loosening of the soil round the roots of a tree
ablaqueatus:part. de ablaqueo.
ablatio:a taking away
ablatiuus:qui gouverne l'ablatif
ablatiuus2:the ablative case, is taken away
ablator:one who takes away
ablatus:P. of aufero.
ablegatio:a sending off, away, banishing, exile
ablegatus:part. de ablego.
ablegmina:parties des entrailles réservées pour être offertes aux dieux
ablepsia:blindness
ableuo:tr., alléger, soulager
abligurio:To lick away, waste, spend in luxurious indulgence, obligaverunt
abligurrio:To lick away, waste, spend in luxurious indulgence, obligaverunt
abligurritio:a consuming, spending in feasting
abligurritor:one who consumes in feasting, a spendthrift
ablingo:tr., humecter, bassiner [les yeux]
abloco:to lease out, let out on hire
ablutio:a washing, cleansing, adulatione;
ablutor:one that washes off, purifies
ablutus:part. de abluo.
abluuio:enlèvement de terres par l'eau
abluuium:a flood, deluge
abmatertera:a great-greatgreat-aunt
abnato:to swim off, away
abnegatio:a denying, denial
abnegatiuus:negative
abnegator:a denier
abneptis:the daughter of a great-grandchild
abnodatus:part. de abnodo.
abnodo:to cut off knots;, to clear, of knots
abnormitas:énormité
abnuentia:action de repousser [une accusation]
abnueo:c. abnuo [
abnuitio:negation
abnuiturus:part. f. de abnuo
abnumero:to cast up numbers, to reckon up
abnurus:femme de petit-fils
abnutiuum:a denying, refusal, Abnutivum
abnutiuus:S.
abolefacio:to destroy, obolefacere
abolitor:one who takes away, casts, into oblivion
abolitus:part. de aboleo.
abolitus2:c. abolitio
abominabilis:deserving imprecation, abhorrence, abominable
abominamentum:a detestable thing
abominandus:abominable
abominanter:d'une manière abominable
abominatio:an abominating, an abomination
abominatus:part. passif de abomino
abomino:pass., abominated, accursed
abominosus:full of ill omens, portentous
aborigineus:relatif aux Aborigènes
aborsus:that has brought forth prematurely
aborsus2:miscarriage
abortio:to miscarry, aboriendi
abortium:avortement
abortiuum:An abortion
aborto:to bring forth prematurely
abortum:an abortion, miscarriage.
abortus:p. de aborior.
abosus:Commod. détesté.
abpatruus:a great-greatgrand-uncle, patruus maximus
abra:jeune servante
abrasio:action de raser
abrasus:part. de abrado.
abrelego:tr., reléguer.
abrelictus:deserted, abandoned
abrelinquo:tr., laisser
abremissa:rémission
abremissa2:rémission
abremissio:rémission
abrenuntiatio:renonciation
abrenuntio:to renounce
abreptio:enlèvement
abreptus:P. of abripio.
abreptus2:enlèvement
abrodiaetus:an epithet of the painter Parrhasius
abrodo:to gnaw off
abrogans:humble
abrogatio:a formal repeal of a law
abrogator:celui qui abroge, qui détruit
abrogatus:part. de abrogo.
abrosus:part. passé de abrodo.
abrotonites:wine prepared with southernwood
abrotonum:an aromatic plant, southern-wood (a medicine),
abrotonus:a plant of a pleasant, aromatic smell, southernwood;
abrupte:in broken manner, here and there
abruptio:a breaking, tearing off, a rending asunder.
abscedentia:objets qui s'éloignent en perspective / abcès
abscessio:a going away, a separating, diminution
abscessurus:part. f. de abscedo.
abscise:d'une manière concise
abscisio:in rhet., a breaking off, interruption
abscissio:a breaking off
abscissus:P. of abscindo.
abscondite:Obscurely, abstrusely
absconditio:action de se cacher
absconditor:one that hides, conceals
absconditto:
absconse:en secret
absconsio:action de cacher
absconsor:celui qui cache
absconsus:en secret
absectus:séparé
absegmen:a piece, cut off
absentatio:absence
absentio:int., être absent
absentium:v. absinthium.
absento:Act., to cause, to be absent, to send away
absinthiacus:d'absinthe
absinthiatum:wormwood-wine
absinthiatus:containing wormwood, Absol.
absinthites:wormwood-wine
absinthius:wormwood
absitus:lying away, distant
absocer:a great - greatgrandfather of the husband, wife
absolesco:- intr. - Tert. tomber en désuétude.
absolubilis:qui résout une question
absolutiue:d'une façon absolue, précise / [gram.] au positif
absolutiuus:absolu [opp. à relativus]
absolutor:qui absout
absolutorium:(sc. remedium), a means of deliverance from ejus mali
absolutorius:pertaining to acquittal, release.
absonans:part.-adj, de absono, contraire, opposé
absone:discordantly, incongruously
absono:int., n'avoir pas le son juste, détonner
absorbitio:action d'engloutir
absorptio:a drink, beverage
absorptus:part. de absorbeo.
abspello:- tr. - chasser, repousser, éloigner, écarter, bannir.
absporto:- tr. - 1 - emporter, transporter [d'un endroit à un autre]. 2 - emmener [par bateau].
abstantia:distance
abstensus:action de s'abstenir de
abstentio:the holding back, retaining
abstentus:part. de abstineo.
absterno:tr., rejeter, repousser
absterritus:part. de absterreo.
abstersio:action d'essuyer
abstersus:part. de abstergeo.
abstollo:tr., enlever
abstractio:a separation
abstractus:P. of abstraho.
abstruo:tr., cacher
abstruse:v. abstrusius.
abstrusio:a removing, concealing
abstrusius:plus secrètement
abstulo:to take away
absuetudo:
absumptio:a consuming
absumptus:part. de absumo.
absurditas:dissonance, incongruity, absurdity
absynthium:v. absinthium.
absyrtos:
abtorqueo:- tr. - détourner.
abueho:to carry off, away, to bear off, Pl., La., acc., Pass., to be carried away, to ride away, to depart
abuerto:to turn, away from a place, to avert, turn off, remove
abundabilis:pléthorique
abundatio:an overflowing
abundatura:Tert. abondance.
abusio:a harsh use of tropes
abusiue:By an improper use
abusiuus:misapplied
abusor:he who misuses
abusus:part. de abutor.
abusus2:a using up, consuming, wasting
abutendus:dont on peut abuser
abuto:v. abutor
abyssus:A bottomless pit, an abyss
acalanthis:a very small bird of a darkgreen color;, the thistlefinch, goldfinch
acalephe:nettle
acanos:a plant, a kind of thistle
acantha:acanthe [plante]
acanthice:[joint à
acanthillis:wild asparagus
acanthinus:resembling the plant bear's-foot
acanthion:a species of thistle
acanthis:A little bird of a dark-green color, that lives in the thorn bushes, the thistle-finch, goldfinch
acanthyllis:a little bird
!acanus:
acapnos:without smoke
!acapnus:sans fumée
acarne:v. acharne.
acatalecticus:acatalectique [le contraire de catalectique ; donc vers qui a son dernier pied complet]
acatalectus:a verse in which no syllable is wanting in the last foot
acatium:a light Greek boat
acatus:a light vessel, boat, med.
acaunumarga:a kind of marl, stone-marl
acaustos:non brûlé, incombustible ; [épithète donnée à une pierre précieuse]
acaustus:incombustible;, subst. m., the carbuncle
acaustus2:the carbuncle
accado:int., tomber devant
accano:to sing to, with
accantito:c. accanto*
accanto:to sing at
accantus:
accedenter:nearly
accedentia:action d'arriver à tel, tel état [en parlant de poissons]
acceia:bécasse
acceleratio:a hastening, acceleration
acceleratus:part. de accelero.
accendium:a kindling, a setting on fire
accendo2:an inciter, instigator;, cerdo
accendones:sorte de gladiateurs
accenseo:to reckon to, among, to add to;, verb. faccensi
accensi:unarmed supernumeraries of a legion, ready to fill vacancies:
accensibilis:that may be burnt, act., burning
accensio:action d'allumer
accensitus:v. accenseo
accensor:celui qui allume
accensus:-I. reckoned among -II. kindled.
accensus3:a kindling, setting on fire
accentio:son fortement appuyé
accentiuncula:dim. f., accent
accentor:one who sings with another
accentus:accent, son d'une syllabe / quantité d'une syll. / [en musique] son, ton ; son des flûtes / accentuation, augmentation / [en parlant de maladie, de douleurs] paroxysme
accepta:a portion of land granted to an individual by the state
acceptabilis:acceptable, worthy of acceptance
acceptabiliter:d'une manière acceptable
acceptatio:acceptation
acceptator:One who accepts or approves
acceptilatio:a formal discharging from a debt
acceptito:to take, receive, accept
acceptor:-I. One who receives a thing, absol., a receiver, collector, no. -II. a hawk
acceptorarius:fauconnier
acceptorius:that is fit, suitable for receiving, for drawing water
acceptrix:she that receives
accessa:the flood-tide
accessibilis:accessible
accessibilitas:accessibility
accessibiliter:adv., par accident [opposé à par essence]
accessus2:part. passé de accedo.
accidentalis:accidentel
accidentaliter:accidentellement
accidenter:accidentellement
accidentia:that which happens, a casual event, a chance
acciduus:qui arrive inopinément
accieo:to fetch, to bring
accinctio:action de ceindre, de s'armer
accinctus:bien ajusté / prêt, dispos
accinctus2:le fait de se ceindre, de s'armer
accino:to sing to, with
accipitrarius:fauconnier.
accipitro:to tear, to lacerate
accisio:action de couper
accisus:impaired, ruined, disordered, overthrown, destroyed:
accitio:a calling, summoning
accito:tr., faire venir
accitus2:adj., importé, d'origine étrangère
acclamito:
acclaro:to make clear, evident, to show, make known;
acclinatio:couche, lieu de repos
acclinatorium:accotoir [d'un lit]
acclinatus:recumbent, curved, prostrate on
accludo:tr.  fermer
accolatus:fait d'habiter auprès
accolens:voisin
accommodate:fitly, suitably, in accordance
accommodatiuus:approprié au sens
accommodator:artisan d'on ne sait quel métier
accommode:d'une manière appropriée
accongero:to bear, bring to
accorporo:to incorporate, to fit, join to
accrementum:accroissement
accretio:an increasing, increment
accubatio:a lying, reclining
accubitalia:the coverings spread over the tablecouches
accubitaris:relatif au lit de table
accubitatio:a reclining, lying at
accubito:c. accubo
accubitor:voisin de table
accubitorium:tombeau / bâtiment pour sépulcre
accubitorius:pertaining to reclining
accubitum:a couch for a large number of guests to recline on at meals
accubitus:A reclining at table
accubuo:lying near
accudo:to strike, stamp upon, to coin, to coin further, to add to a sum of money
accumbitorium:c. accubitorium.
accumulate:abundantly, copiously
accumulatio:a heaping up, the heaping up of earth round the roots of plants
accuratio:accuracy, exactness, carefulness
accusabilis:blameworthy, reprehensible
accusatiuus:the accusative case, those joined with the accusative
accusatus:part. de accuso.
accusito:to accuse
acedia:dégoût, indifférence
acedior:to be morose, peevish
acediosus:indifférent
acenteta:
acentetus:without points, spots
acephalus:Without head, without chief, leader.
aceratos:sans cornes
aceratus:without horns, complete
aceratus2:mingled with chaff
acerbatio:action d'envenimer ; pl. -tiones criminosae
acerbatrix:celle qui exaspère
acerbatus:part. passé de acerbo.
acerbiter:acerbe
acerbitudo:acerbitas
acerneus:of maple
acernia:an unknown fish
acerosus:full of chaff, mixed with chaff
acerrime:of acriter.
acerrimus:superl. de acer.
acerualis:that is heaped up, a sophism by accumulation
aceruatio:a heaping up, accumulation
aceruatus:part. de acervo.
acerus:without wax
acesis:a sort of borax
acetabulus:c. acetabulum
acetaria:that which is prepared with vinegar, salad
acetasco:to become sour
aceto:agito
aceto2:int., devenir aigre / tr., aigrir
acetosus:aigre
achaemenis:an amber-colored plant in India, used in magical arts
achantum:a kind of frankincense
achanum:a disease of animals
acharis:sans grâce, sans esprit
acharne:a sea-fish
achates2:the agate
acheta:cigale
achillea:a plant, achilleos
achilleos:a medicinal plant, said to have been discovered by Achilles, milfoil, yarrow
achilleum:éponge très serrée
achillium:v. achilleum.
achlis:a wild beast of the North, alces., Acc.
achor:the scab, scald
achora:teigne des enfants
achras:a wild pear-tree
achromos:sans couleur
acicula:a small pin for a head-dress
aciditas:sourness, acidity
acido:int., devenir aigre, acide
acidulus:a little sour, sourish, acidulous
acieris:hache d'airain utilisée dans les sacrifices
acinarius:pertaining to the grape
acinaticius:fait avec du raisin
acinaticus:fait avec du raisin
acinatius:prepared from grapes
acinos:a fragrant plant, wild basil
acinosus:like, similar to grapes
acipensis:a fish very highly esteemed in the age of the greatest luxury of the Romans, the sturgeon
acisco:v. acesco.
aciscularius:stone-cutter
acisculum:
acisculus:a little adze
aclassis:tunique ouverte sur les épaules
aclis:a small javelin
acmonia:
acna:a measure, piece of land, feet square
acnafus:non foulé, encore neuf
acnua:a measure, piece of land, feet square
acoenonetus:
acoetis:a bed-fellow, a wife
acoetum:v. acetum 2.
acoluthos:qui suit ; [substantif m.] acolyte, clerc qui sert l'officiant à l'autel
!acoluthus:qui suit ; [substantif m.] acolyte, clerc qui sert l'officiant à l'autel
!acolythus:c. acoluthus;
acona:pierre à aiguiser
aconae:pointed stones
aconiti:without labor, without dust
aconiton:1 - aconit (plante vénéneuse) [d'ordin. au plur. aconita]. 2 - breuvage empoisonné, poison.
acontias:A quick-darting serpent
acontizo:to shoot a dart;, to spout, gush forth
acopon:A kind of stone, crystalline quartz, spar
acopos:A kind of stone, crystalline quartz, spar
acopos2:qui délasse, qui calme la douleur.
acopum:a soothing salve
!acopus:A kind of stone, crystalline quartz, spar
acorna:a kind of thistle
!acoron:iris jaune
acoros:iris jaune.
acoron:an aromatic plant, conjectured by some to be our sweet-flag, calamus
!acorus:
acquisitio:acquisition.
acquisitiuus:qui procure, qui fait acquérir
acquisitor:acquéreur
acquisitus:part. de acquiro.
acquisitus2:acquisition.
acra2:a promontory, headland
acratophoron:a vessel for unmixed wine.
acratophoros:vase à vin
!acratophorum:a vessel, a pitcher, flask, for holding unmixed wine
acre:sharply, strongly, vehemently, eagerly, zealously
acre2:âpreté, violence
acredo:a sharp, pungent taste
acredula:the name of an unknown bird, the thrush, the owl
acriculus:somewhat sharp, testy
acridium:another name for the
acrifolium:an unknown tree of ill omen
acrifolius:de houx.
acritas2:acritudo
acritudo:the quality of, sharpness.
acro:the extremity of a thing;, of a member of the body, of the stem of a plant
acroamatarius:belonging to a musical, reading entertainment
acroamaticus:acroaticus
acroasis:a hearing, a listening to, the discourse delivered before an assembly, public lecture, contio, collegium, discourse
acroaticus:designed for hearing only, esoteric
acrobaticus:qui sert à monter.
acrobustia:
acrochordon:a kind of wart
acrocolefium:the upper part of the foot of a swine
acrocolephium:partie supérieure du pied (de porc).
acrocolion:
acrocolium:cuisse de porc
acrocorium:a kind of onion
acrolithus:statues whose extremities only consisted of marble, the remainder of wood
acron:the extremity of a thing;, of a member of the body, of the stem of a plant
acronychos:du commencement de la nuit
acronychus:du commencement de la nuit
acronyctus:qui se lève à l'approche de la nuit.
acropodium:the pedestal of a statue
acror:âcreté, amertume
acrostichis:acrostiche
acroteria:the projecting, extreme part of a thing.
acrozymus:slightly leavened
acrus:extrême
acta:the sea-shore
acta2:the register of public acts, records, journal.
actaea:a strong - smelling plant, herb Christopher
actaeus:situé sur le rivage
actarius:c. actuarius
acte:a plant
actinophoros:sorte de coquillage
actinosus:glorious
actionarius:agent, intendant
actiosus:agissant, actif
actitatus:part. de actito.
actiue:actively, like a verb active
actiuitas:signification active
actorium:fonction de l'âme qui fait agir
actorius:actif.
actrix:A female plaintiff
actualis:active, practical, Adv.
actualiter:actively
actuariola:a row-boat, barge
actuariolum:a small, swift vessel impelled by oars, row-boat, barge
actuarium:a road, feet wide between fields, hunting-dogs, hounds
actuose:in a lively manner, with activity
actuosus2:an actor, dancer.
acualis:
acuarius:one who makes needles, pins
acucula:dim. de acus), petite aiguille / [de pin]
acula:-I. a little needle -II. a little water, a small stream of water, acula;
aculeolus:a little needle, pin, acu levius vix
aculos:gland
acuminarius:good for sharpening, for sharpening weapons
acuminatus:en pointe
acumino:to make pointed, to sharpen, verb fPart. perf.
acupedium:
acupedius:swift of foot
acupenser:poisson de mer de la famille des esturgeons
acupictura:broderie
acupictus:brodé
acus2:a kind of sea-fish with a pointed snout, the hornpike, gar-pike, belonae, una, unus, acūs, acos
acutalis:pointed
acutarus:acutarius, that sharpens instruments
acutatus:sharpened
acutela:aiguisage
acutiangulum:angle aigu
acutiangulus:qui a des angles aigus.
acutiator:Gloss. rémouleur.
acuto:tr., aiguiser
acutor:one that sharpens, a sharpener
acutule:somewhat sharply
acutulus:somewhat pointed, acute, subtile, Adv.
acutum:see acutus.
acutus2:aiguisage
acylos:the acorn of the holm-oak
acyrologia:an impropriety of speech;, improprium, impropria dictio, improprium, tantum sperare dolorem
adactio:a forcing, bringing to
adactus:P. of adigo.
adadunephros:a certain precious stone
adaequatio:a making equal, an adjusting, adapting, peraequatio.
adaequatus:part. de adaequo.
adaeratio:a valuing, appraising
adaeratus:part. de adaero.
adaero:to estimate by money, to rate, appraise, value
adaestuo:to rush, to roar, boiling up
adaggeratus:part. de adaggero.
adagio:adagione
adagium:a proverb, an adage
adagnitio:knowledge
adagnosco:reconnaître
adalgidus:very cold, chilly;, adalgidum
adalligatus:part. de adalligo.
adalligo:to bind to, to fasten to, to attach
adama:la race d'Adam, le genre humain
adamabilis:bien digne d'être aimé
adamans:le fer le plus dur, acier / le diamant
adamanteus:of hard steel, iron, hard as these
adamantis:a certain magic herb, which cannot be bruised, crushed
adamator:a lover
adamatus:part. de adamo.
adamenon:jusquiame [plante]
adamita:tante au quatrième degré
adampliatus:part. de adamplio.
adamplio:to widen, to enlarge, to increase, augeamus
adamussim:according to a rule, level, accurately, exactly
adapertilis:that may be opened
adapertio:a revealing, disclosure
adapertus:open, wide open
adaptatus:part. de adapto.
adaquo:to bring water to, to give to drink, pass., to be brought to drink
adaquor:to bring, procure water for one's self, io fetch water, ad, aquari;
adarca:espèce d'écume qui s'attache aux roseaux
adarce:a froth, efflorescence deposited on sedge, forming a spongy growth, adarca, adarce
adaresco:to dry up
adareseo:
adariarius:serving at the altar
adarmo:armer
adaro:to plough carefully
adarto:resserrer
adasia:ovis vetula recentis partus
adaucto:to augment much
adauctor:an augmenter, auctor.
adauctus:part. de adaugeo.
adaudio:entendre en outre, ajouter par la pensée
adauia:aïeule au quatrième degré.
adauunculus:oncle au quatrième degré
adauus:aïeul au quatrième degré.
adbello:to make war upon
adblandior:chercher à obtenir par flatterie
adblatero:to prattle, to chatter
addax:the name of a wild, animal in Africa, with crooked horns
addecimo:to take by the tenth part, to tithe
addendus:adj. verb. de addo.
addenso:to make close, compact, pass., to become thick, to thicken
addictor:celui qui condamne
addictus:Destined to ; dedicated or devoted to a thing
addictus2:one who has been given up, made over as servant to his creditor, extr.;, bondman, servus, nomen, cognomen, tribus, servus, dominus;, servus, addictus, ingenuus, servus, libertinus;, to deliver a cause to the judge., to adjudge a thing to one
additicius:added, annexed, additional
additio:an adding to, addition
addititius:Dig. qui s'ajoute, additionnel, complémentaire, supplémentaire.
additiuus:added, annexed;, ipse
additus:Watching, observing in a hostile, troublesome manner
addiuinans:devinant, imaginant
addiuino:to divine, to prognosticate
addormio:to begin to sleep, to go to sleep
addormisco:to go to sleep
addubanum:Fest. doute.
addubitatio:a doubting, dubitatio
addubitatus:v. addubito.
adductio:action d'amener
adductius:More tightly
adductor:a procurer
adductorium:portière, tapisserie
addulco:adoucir
adelos:
adelphides:
adelphis:a kind of date
ademptor:one who takes away
ademptus:P. of adimo.
ademtus:part. de adimo.
adeptio:an obtaining, attainment
adeptus:[avec sens passif]
adeptus2:an obtaining, habitum
aderro:to wander to., dat.
adescatio:action d'engraisser
adescatus:part. de l'inus. adesco
adesco:to feed, fatten
adesurio:to be very hungry
adesus:eaten, gnawed;, worn away, by water, sale adesus caseus
adexpeto:
adfaber:Made, prepared ingeniously, with art, ingenious
adfabiliter:courteously, kindly
adfabricatus:fitted, added to by art
adfabulatio:morale, moralité d'une fable
adfamen:an accosting, address
adfaniae:empty, trifling talk, chatter, idle jests
adfatio:action d'adresser la parole
adfatus2:part. de adfor.
adfaueo:int., favoriser
adfectate:adv., avec recherche, de façon originale
adfectaticius:recherché
adfectato:adv., soigneusement
adfectatrix:she that strives for
adfecte:d'une manière saisissante, vivement
adfectionalis:relatif à l'affection
adfectiose:affectionately
adfectiosus:full of attachment, affection, Adv.
adfectito:fréq. de adfecto
adfectiuus:qui exprime un désir
adfector:v. adfecto
adfectuose:affectionately, Sup.
adfectuosus:full of inclination, affection, love; affectionate, kind, Adv.
adfestino:tr., hâter
adfictio:action d'imaginer
adfictitius:added to, annexed
adfictus:part. de adfingo.
adfiguro:to form, fashion after, disciplinosus, consiliosus, victoriosus, vinosus, formosus
adfiliatio:Isid. adoption.
adfiliatus:adopté.
adfirmans:P. of adfirmo.
adfirmanter:with assurance, certainty, assuredly
adfirmatiue:adv., d'une manière affirmative
adfirmatiuus:affirming, affirmative
adfirmator:one who asserts, affirms a thing
adfirmatus:part. de adfirmo.
adfixa:the appendages, appurtenances belonging to a possession
adfixio:a joining, fastening to, an addition, a zealous, ardent attachment to a thing
adfixus:Fastened to a person or thing, joined to;, alicui, ad rem, impressed on, fixed to
adfla:[mot barbare], souffle
adflagrans:blazing, flaming up;, in an unquiet, turbulent time
adflamen:souffle, inspiration
adflator:one who blows on, breathes into
adflatorius:[en parlant de la foudre
adfleo:to weep at
adflictator:one who causes pain, suffering, a tormentor
adflictatus:part. passé de adflicto.
adflictim:adv., en abattant, avec effort
adflictio:pain, suffering, torment
adflictrix:celle qui renverse, destructrice
adfluenter:lavishly, abundantly
adfluitas:abondance
adfluus:qui coule abondamment
adfluxio:afflux
adfodio:to dig in addition to
adfractus:part. passé de adfringo -- brisé contre.
adfrango:tr., briser contre / appuyer violemment contre
adfremo:to roar, rage, growl, murmur at
adfricatio:a rubbing on, against
adfricatus:part. passé de affrico; frotté contre.
adfrictus:a rubbing on, against
adfringo:to strike upon, against, to break against, break in pieces
adfrio:to rub, crumble to pieces, to crumble over
adfurcillo:tr., priver de soutien, secouer, ébranler
adfusio:affusion, infusion
adfusus:part. de adfundo.
adgenero:to beget in addition to
adgeniculatio:action de s'agenouiller
adgeniculor:to bow the knee before, to kneel before
adgestim:in heaps, abundantly
adgestio:a bearing to, a heaping up;, a mass of mud, heap of sand
adgestum:an elevation formed like a dike, mound
adglutinatio:attachement, dévouement
adgnascor:To be born in addition to;
adgnaticius:pertaining to the, the right of the, to enter upon an inheritance
adgnatio:The relationship of the, consanguinity on the father's side
adgnatus:born to, belonging to, connected with by birth;, subst., a blood relation, father, son, grandson, brother, brother's son, brother's grandson, uncle, cousin, second cousin, cognatus, gentilis, gens
adgnitus:
adgrauasco:int., s'alourdir / s'aggraver [maladie]
adgrauatio:surcharge / pesanteur, malaise
adgrauatus:part. de adgravo.
adgrauesco:to become heavy.
adgregatio:adjonction, addition
adgressio:A going to, toward, a rhetorical syllogism
adgressor:one that attacks, an assailant, aggressor, a robber
adgressura:an attack, assault
adgressus:An attack, assault
adgyro:int., tourner autour
adhabito:
adhaerens:part. de adhaereo.
adhaerentia:adhérence
adhaese:hesitatingly, stammeringly
adhaesibilis:
adhaesio:an adhering, adhesion
adhalo:to breathe on
adhamo:to catch, secure, adamaverunt.
adhaurio:- tr. - engloutir.
adhibitio:An admission
adhibitus:part. de adhibeo.
adhorreo:inhorreo.
adhortamen:a means of exhortation, an exhortation
adhortatiuus:belonging to exhortation
adhortator:an exhorter, encourager, exciter, Absol.
adhortatorie:de manière à encourager
adhortatus:part. de adhortor.
adhortatus2:an exhortation, persuasion
adhospito:to entertain as guest.
adhucine:still yet, adhucne.
adiacentia:bonne disposition
adiacentia2:the adjoining country
adiaculatus:thrown, cast at
adiantum:the plant maiden-hair, or
adiaphoros:indifferent
adibilis:accessible
adiectamentum:ce qu'on ajoute à un mot, suffixe
adiecticius:added besides
adiectitius:added besides
adiectiuus:that is added, adjective
adiecto:fréq. de adjicio
adiectus:part. de adjicio.
adiens:part. de adeo.
adimitio:
adimpleo:to fill up, to fill full
adimpletio:A completing, completion
adimpletor:he who fills, the inspirer
adimpletus:part. de adimpleo.
adincresco:to increase
adinflo:to swell up
adingero:to bring to in addition, to heap on
adingredior:tr., pénétrer dans, prendre possession de qqch
adinquiro:to investigate, inquire into further
adinsurgo:v. adsurgo
adintellego:tr., comprendre avec
adinuenio:to find out, to devise, adinventus
adinuentio:an invention
adinuentor:an inventor;
adinuentum:an invention
adinuentus:part. de adinvenio.
adinuestigo:rechercher
adinuicem:invicem
adinuoluo:
adiocor:int., jouer auprès ou avec
adipalis:of or with fat, greasy
adipatus:filled, supplied with fat, fatty, greasy.
adipeus:of fat
adipinus:gras
adipiscentia:compréhension
adipsatheon:a low, thorny shrub, erysisceptrum, diacheton
adipsos:A species of date
aditicula:dim. de aditus), petite entrée, petit passage
aditiculus:fem.
aditio:A going to, approach
adito:to go to, approach often, habitet, adbites.
adiubeo:Plaut. c. jubeo.
adiubilo:accueillir par des cris de joie, acclamer
adiudicatio:a judicial adjudging of a matter, an adjudication
adiudicatus:part. de adjudico.
adiugatus:part. de adjugo.
adiugo:to yoke, fasten to, together, to unite.
adiuncta:additional circumstances, adjuncts, things closely connected with, belonging, suitable to
adiunctiuus:that is joined, added.
adiunctor:one who adds, joins, unites
adiunctum:a characteristic, adjunct, essential attribute, collateral circumstances
adiuramentum:a conjuring, entreating
adiuratio:a swearing to, swearing, adjuration
adiurator:one who conjures a thing, a conjurer
adiuratorius:pertaining to swearing
adiuratus:part. de adjuro.
adiutabilis:helping, suited to aid, serviceable
adiutiue:utilement
adiutiuus:utile, propre à
adiutor2:secourir
adiutus:P. of adiuvo.
adiutus2:help, aid
adiuuamen:aide, secours
adiuuamentum:aide, secours
adiuuans:
adiuuatio:aide
adiuuatus:part. de adjuvo
adlabo:adlavo
adlacrimans:[part. prés. seul existant] pleurant à (en réponse à)
adlacto:tr., allaiter
adlambo:to lick at, on, to lick, to touch, come in contact with
adlatro:to bark at;, to assail with harsh words, to revile, rail at;, to break upon, or dash against, the shore
adlaudo:to extol, to praise much
adlectio:A choice, election for something, a levying of troops
adlector:one that entices, allures
adlectorius:attrayant
adlectus:choix
adlegati:deputies
adlegatus:an instigating to a deceit, fraud
adleuaticius:élevé
adleuatio:A raising up, elevating
adleuator:one who lifts, raises up
adleuiatus:part. de adlevio.
adleuio:to make light, to lighten.
adleuo2:to make smooth, to smooth off, over
adlicefacio:to allure
adlicefactus:part. de adlicefacio.
adliceo:v. adlicio
adligamen:c. adligatio
adligamentum:c. adligatio
adligatio:A binding, tying to
adligator:one who binds to
adligatura:a band, tie
adlinio:c. adlino
adlisio:a dashing against, a striking upon
adlocutiuus:qui sert de harangue
adlocutor:qui harangue, qui console
adlubentia:a liking, inclination to, a fondness for
adluctamentum:moyen de lutter
adluctor:to struggle with, against
adludio:to play, to jest with;, to caress
adluuio:a washing upon, an overflowing, an inundation
adluuium:alluvion
adluuius:al luvial
admaneo:rester auprès
admartyrizo:int., assister les martyrs
admatertera:tante au quatrième degré
admemoratio:mention, commémoration
admensus:part. de admetior.
admentior:
admeo:to go to, approach
admigro:to go to, to come to, to be added to
adminicula:servante
adminiculabundus:supporting one's self
adminiculatio:appui
adminiculator:one who supports, a supporter, assistant;
adminiculatus:supported;, well furnished, provided
adminiculo:to prop up, to support.
adminiculor:to support, prop, dep.
administratiuncula:a little administration
administratiuus:fit, suitable for the administration of a thing, practical
administrator:he that is near to aid, assist, in the care of a thing;, a manager, conductor
administratorius:performing the duties of an assistant, helper; serving, ministering
administratus:part. de administro.
administratus2:administration
admirabiliter:posit.
admiraculum:c. miraculum
admiranter:en s'étonnant
admiratiue:
admiratiuus:admiratif
admiratus:part. de admiror.
admissionalis:one who introduced those who came to an audience, an usher of the privy chamber, a seneschal
admissiuus:
admissor:one that allows himself to do a thing, a perpetrator
admissura:the admitting of a male to a female, med.
admissus:P. of admitto.
admissus2:A letting in, admission
admistio:-I. a mixture -II. a mingling;, an admixture
admistus:mixed
admistus2:a mingling; an admixture
admixtus:that is mingled with something, mixed, not simple
admixtus2:a mingling; an admixture
admoderor:to keep to, within due limits, to moderate
admodulanter:harmonieusement
admodulo:tr., faire résonner harmonieusement
admodulor:to accord, harmonize with
admoenio:to draw near the walls, to besiege, invest, admovi
admonefacio:to admonish, admoneo;
admonitiuncula:petit avertissement
admonitor:He that reminds, admonishes, a monitor
admonitorium:an admonition, a reminding
admonitrix:she that reminds, admonishes, a female monitor
admonitum:a reminding, an admonition, monita.
admonitus2:part. de admoneo.
admorsus:bitten, gnawed
admorsus2:a biting at, a gnawing, a bite;
admotio:a putting, moving, bringing to, an applying;, the application of the fingers
admotus:part. de admoveo.
admulceo:to stroke, ca. ress
admunio:annexer à une enceinte fortifiée
admurmuror:v. admurmuro
adnarro:
adnatus:v. agnatus.
adnauigatio:action de naviguer vers.
adnauigo:to sail to, toward, to come to by ship.
adnecessarius:indispensable
adnepos:a son of the, of the, the grandson of a great-grandson, of a greatgranddaughter, a fourth - grandson;, atavus
adneptis:a daughter of the, of the, a granddaughter of a great-grandchild, a fourth granddaughter
adnexio:a tying, binding to, a connecting
adnexus:de adnecto.
adnicto:to wink with the eyes, to wink, blink to, at
adnihilatio:mépris absolu
adnihilator:qui réduit à rien
adnihilo:to bring to nothing, to annihilate;
adnisus:P. of adnitor.
adnisus2:a striving, exertion
adnitendus:adj. verb. de adnitor.
adnixus:P. of adnitor.
adnodo:to cut off knots, to cut away suckers, shoots of the vine, abnodo.
adnomen:a surname, cognomen
adnomentum:
adnominatio:the bringing together two words different in meaning, but similar in sound, paronomasia
adnomino:tr., admettre au nom, épouser, marier
adnosco:- tr. - 1 - connaître (par les sens, par l'esprit), voir, concevoir, comprendre, saisir, apprendre. 2 - reconnaître (qqn, qqch déjà vu, déjà connu). 3 - reconnaître, avouer, admettre, confesser.
adnotamentum:a remark, annotation
adnotatituncula:petite remarque, notule
adnotatiuncula:a brief annotation
adnotatus:part. de adnoto.
adnotatus2:a remark, mention
adnubilo:to involve in clouds, to overcast, to obscure
adnuiturus:part. f. de adnuo.
adnullatio:anéantissement
adnullo:to annihilate, annul
adnumeratio:a numbering, counting
adnumeratus:part. de adnumero.
adnuntia:celle qui annonce.
adnuntiatio:an announcing, announcement, annunciation
adnuntiator:an announcer
adnuntiatrix:qui annonce
adnuntius:that announces, makes known
adnutatiuus:affirmatif
adnutiuus:c. le préc.
adnutrio:to nourish, train up at or near to
adobruo:to cover up with earth, to bury
adobrutio:action de recouvrir de terre
adolabilis:suited to flatter, flattering, adulatory
adolatio:
adolefactus:set on fire, kindled
adoleo2:to give out, emit a smell, odor, to smell
adolescentior:to behave like an adulescens
adolescentula:a very young maiden;
adolescentulus:a very young man, a young soldier, a recruit
adolescenturio:to behave like an
adominatio:a good, favorable omen
adonidium:
adonidius:[Adonis] : adonique.
adonium:a plant, a species of southernwood, Adonis horti
adonius:versus adonius ou adonium [metrum], vers adonique [un dact. et un spondée]
adoperor:int., faire un sacrifice
adoperte:covertly, in a dark, mysterious manner
adopertio:action de couvrir, de cacher
adopertum:that which is mysterious, a mystery
adopertus:part. de adoperio.
adopperior:tr., attendre
adoptabilis:souhaitable
adoptarius:né d'un fils adoptif.
adoptaticius:adopted, received in the place of a child;, the son of one who is adopted
adoptator:one that, adopts another, an adopter, med.
adoptatus:part. de adopto.
adoptitius:adopted, received in the place of a child;, the son of one who is adopted
adoptiue:par adoption
adoptulus:fils adoptif
adorabilis:worthy of adoration, adorable
adoratiuus:verbes adoratifs, qui expriment l'idée d'adorer
adorator:one who adores, a worshipper
adoratus:part. de adoro.
adoratus2:adoration, prières
adordinatio:arrangement
adordino:to set in order, to arrange
adoreum:spelt
adorio:to attack, to assail, pass., adoratam.
adornate:avec élégance
adornatus:part. de adorno.
adorsus:v. adorior
adortus:part. de adorior.
adosculor:to give a kiss to, to kiss
adoxus:inconnu, humble
adpatruus:oncle au 4e degré
adpertineo:to belong to, appertain to;, ad
adpetulantia:effronterie
adpliciturus:v. applico
adplumbo:to apply lead to, to solder;, part. perf.
adpopriatio:appropriation, assimilation.
adpunctus:marqué d'un point
adque:and also, and besides, and even, and, et
adqui:conj., at quin, indef., but anyhow;
adquo:how far, as far as, as much as;
adrachle:forme douteuse pour andrachle.
adrachne:the wild strawberry-tree
adrarrhiza:aristoloche
adrasus:part. de adrado.
adrectarius:in an erect position, erect, perpendicular;, the upright posts of a wall
adrectus:set upright;, steep, precipitous
adremigo:to row to, toward
adreptans:part. de adrepto.
adreptiuus:en délire
adrigo2:tr., arroser
adrisio:a smiling upon with approbation
adrumo:to make a noise
adruo:to scrape up, to heap up
adsaluto:tr., saluer qqn
adsecla:masc., a follower, an attendant, servant, sycophant
adsentatiuncula:petty, trivial flattery
adsentatorie:in a flattering manner, fawningly
adsessio:a sitting by, near
adseuerate:with asseveration, earnestly, emphatically.
adseueratiuus:fortifiant l'affirmation
adsibilo:to hiss, murmur, whisper at, to, verb act.
adsidelae:tables at which the priests sat and offered sacrifices
adsiduo2:to apply constantly
adsiduus2:a tributepayer
adsimulatiuus:relatif à la comparaison, de comparaison
adsimulatus:Made similar, similar, like
adsocio:to join to, unite with
adstipulatio:an assent to, agreement with;
adstipulatrix:garante
adstipulatus:an assenting to, assent
adstipulo:to join in a stipulation, to stipulate with, to agree with one
adstipulor:to join the principal, in accepting a verbal contract, to agree with, humor
adstitutus:part. passé de adstituo.
adstrangulatus:étranglé.
adstrangulo:to strangle
adstratus:part. de adsterno.
adstrictorius:binding, astringent
adstridens:part. prés. de l'inus. adstrido, qui siffle contre
adstructio:An accumulation of proof
adstructor:one who adduces proof
adstructus:part. de adstruo.
adsubrigo:tr., [se] soulever
adsudasso:to fall into a violent sweat, to sweat profusely, assudescit
adsudesco:to begin to sweat
adsudo:int, entrer en sueur ;
adsultatio:action de sauter sur
adsultim:by leaps, bounds
adsumentum:that which is to be sewed upon, a patch
adsumptio:acceptance, adoption, the minor premise
adsumptiuus:taken in addition, which takes the defence of an action from an extraneous cause, assumptive, extrinsic, Adv.
adsuspirans:soupirant avec ou après
adtertiarius:the whole and a third
adtolo:to lift, raise up, raise, elevate, lift on high
adtrectabilis:palpable
adtrectator:celui qui palpe
adtribulatus:déchiré par la herse.
adtumulo:tr., recouvrir de
adtusus:de adtundo), broyé avec
aduectio:a bringing, conveying, transportation
aduectitius:brought to a place, foreign
aduector:one who conveys, carries a thing to a place, a carrier, adventorem
aduectus:part. de adveho.
aduelitatio:a skirmish of words, logomachy
adueneror:to give honor to, to adore, worship
aduenientia:an arrival
aduentitius:that is present by coming, coming from abroad, foreign, strange
aduentoria:a banquet given on one's arrival
aduentorius:that pertains to an arrival, to a guest, in which strangers were received
aduerbero:to strike on
aduerbialis:pertaining to an adverb, adverbial: super, subter, are sometimes used as adverbs, derived from an adverb, externus, extra
aduerbialiter:in the manner of an adverb, adverbially
aduerbium:an adverb, verbis adicitur
aduereor:at vereor
aduergo:int., tendre vers
aduerro:advolvensque.
aduersa:les choses malheureuses, le malheur; les malheurs, les disgrâces de qqn
aduersa2:subst., a female opponent, adversary
aduersabilis:prompt à tenir tête
aduersaria:an antagonist, opponent, adversary, an enemy, rival
aduersarietas:opposition
aduersatio:an opposing, opposition
aduersatiuus:adversative;, which have an adversative signif., concessive, tamen.
aduersator:one who opposes a thing, an opponent
aduersatrix:a female antagonist, adversary
aduersatus:part. de adversor.
aduerse:self-contradictorily
aduersim:en face
aduersio:a turning, directing, to, toward
aduersitas:opposition, contrariety.
aduersitor:one who goes to meet another; a slave who went to meet his master, in order to conduct him home, advorsum ierant
aduerso:verb. freq., to turn to
aduersum2:-I. the opposite -II. misfortune, calamity, disaster, adversity, evil, mischief.
aduersus3:an opponent, adversary
aduiabilis:accessible
aduigilantia:grande vigilance
aduiuo:To live with one;
adulabilis:suited to flatter, flattering, adulatory
adulans:see adūlor.
adulanter:d'une manière qui flatte
adulatorie:flatteringly, fawningly
adulatrix:a female flatterer
adulatus:part. de adulor.
adulescentior:to behave like an adulescens
adulescenturio:to behave like an
adulteratio:an adulteration, sophistication
adulterator:a counterfeiter
adulteratrix:
adulteratus:part. de adultero.
adulterio:adultère
adulteritas:adultère
adumbratio:a sketch in shadow, a perspective sketch, draft
adunatio:a making into one, a uniting, a union
adunatrix:qui réunit
adunatus:part. de aduno.
aduncitas:the curvature of a point inwards, hookedness, aduncity
adunco:tr., recourber
adundo:c. abundo,
adunitio:réunion, unification
adunitus:réuni
aduno:to make one, to unite, adjunctam
aduocamentum:advocandi
aduocata:one called to aid, a supporter
aduocator:an advocate
aduocatus2:part. de advoco.
aduocito:tr., appeler souvent à soi
aduolatus:a flying to
aduolitans:flying often to, fluttering about
aduolito:
aduolutus:part. de advolvo.
aduor2:one who goes to meet another; a slave who went to meet his master, in order to conduct him home, advorsum ierant
aduorsatrix:a female antagonist, adversary
aduorso:verb. freq., to turn to
aduorsus2:opposite to, against; prep., toward, against, before
adurens:part. de aduro.
adusta:burns upon the flesh
adustio:A kindling, burning; a burn, a rubbing, galling
adyticulum:petit sanctuaire
adytus:
adzelor:to be zealous against one, to be angry with
aedepol:by Pollux! indeed! truly!
aedes2:see aedis.
aediculum:aedicula
aedifacio:c. aedifieo
aedifex:constructeur, architecte
aedificanter:tiré de aedificans
aedificatiuncula:a little building
aedificatoria:Boet. architecture.
aedificatorius:pertaining to building.
aedificatus:part. de aedifico.
aedificialis:pertaining to, a building
aedificiolum:petit édifice
aedilatus:qualité d'édile, édilité
aedilitius:pertaining, belonging to an œdile
aeditimor:to keep, take care of a temple, aedituor.
aeditimus:one who keeps, takes care of a temple, the keeper, overseer of a temple, aedituus, liminium
aeditua:a female overseer of a temple
aeditualis:pertaining to a temple-keeper
aeditumor:to keep, take care of a temple, aedituor.
aedituo:
aeditutimus:one who keeps, takes care of a temple, the keeper, overseer of a temple, aedituus, liminium
aedonius:pertaining to the nightingale
aedus:a young goat, a kid
aegilips:
aegilopa:A disease of the eyes, a lachrymal fistula, a tumor in the inner corner of the eye
aegilopium:a disease of the eyes, a lachrymal fistula, an ulcer in the inner corner of the eye
aegilops:fistule lacrymale / égilope [mauv. herbe] / espèce de chêne / sorte d'oignon
aegisonus:sounding with the œgis
aegithus:a small bird, the titmouse, the red linnet
aegitus:un épervier.
aegocephalos:an unknown bird
!aegocephalus:égocéphale (sorte de bécasse).
aegoceras:a plant, the fenugreek, silicia, siliqua
aegoceros:the wild goat, capricornus
aegolethron:a plant in Pontus, injurious to cattle, and esp. to goats
aegolios:an unknown bird;, a kind of screech-owl
aegonychos:a plant
aegophthalmos:an unknown gem
aegrimonium:malaise moral, chagrin, peine morale
aegris:
aegritas:maladie
aegrominium:malaise moral, chagrin, dépit, langueur.
aegrotaticius:that is often ill
aegrotatiuus:qui provoque une maladie.
aegroticius:maladif
aegroticus:maladif
aegusa:Éguse [une des îles Égades]
aegyptilla:a precious stone once found in Egypt, a kind of onyx
aemidus:enflé
aemulamentum:pl.), rivalités
aemulanter:emulously
aemulatrix:a female emulator
aemulatus:part. de aemulor.
aemulo:v. aemulor.
aena:chaudière
aeneator:one who blows a horn in war, a trumpeter
aeneatus:écrit ou gravé sur l'airain
aenigmatice:d'une manière énigmatique
aenigmaticus:like an enigma, obscure, enigmatic
aenigmatista:one that proposes riddles, one that speaks in riddles, an enigmatist
aenigmatistes:one that proposes riddles, one that speaks in riddles, an enigmatist
aenitologium:a dac tylic verse with an iambic
aenulum:a small bronze vessel
aeolipilae:vessels, instruments, for investigating the nature of the wind, eolipiles
aeon:entités abstraites et éternelles imaginées par les Gnostiques
aequamen:an instrument for levelling, smoothing
aequamentum:an equalling, requiting
aequanimis:kind, mild. —Adv.
aequanimiter:calmly, with equanimity
aequanimus:even-tempered, patient, composed, calm
aequator:inspecteur ou essayeur de la monnaie
aequatus:level, levelled, even, with even sails, before the wind, side by side
aequiangulus:équiangle
aequibilis:qui se porte mieux ou assez bien
aequiclinatum:clinatus), fig. de gram. consistant dans la répétition des mêmes cas
aequicrurius:of equal legs, isosceles
aequidiale:the equinox
aequidialis:
aequidianus:equinoctial
aequidicus:équidique.
aequidicus2:juge
aequidies:équinoxe
aequidistans:parallel, equidistant
aequiformis:uniform, composed of single, unconnected words
aequilanx:with equal scale
aequilatatio:the equal distance of two parallel lines from each other
aequilateralis:equilateral
aequilaterus:equilateral;
aequilatus:equilateral
aequilauium:a half of the whole, half, washing
aequilibratio:action de peser exactement
aequilibratus:mis en équilibre
aequilibris:in perfect equilibrium, equipoise, level, horizontal
aequilibritas:the equal distribution of the powers of nature
aequilibrium:a level, horizontal position, equilibrium
aequilotium:ou lotus), déchet de la moitié [en parl. des laines dont la moitié est perdue au lavage]
aequimanus:who can use both hands equally well, ambidextrous, of equal skill in two departments, in two pursuits
aequipar:perfectly alike, equal
aequiparantia:a comparison
aequiparo:Act., to put a thing on an equality with another thing, to compare, liken;, ad, cum, dat.
aequipedus:qui a des pieds égaux, des côtés égaux
aequiperabilis:that may be compared, comparable, dat., cum
aequiperantia:a comparison
aequiperatio:an equalizing, a comparison, whether his army could be put on an equality with
aequiperatiuus:qui exprime la comparaison
aequiperator:qui fait la comparaison
aequipes:having equal feet, isosceles
aequipollens:of equal value, significance, equivalent
aequipollenter:d'une façon équivalente.
aequipollentia:équivalence
aequiponderus:de même poids
aequipondium:an equal weight, a counterpoise
aequiportio:exacte proportion, juste répartition
aequisonantia:identité des sons, unisson
aequisonatio:identité des sons, unisson
aequisonus:de même son
aequiter:également
aequiternus:equally eternal, coeternal
aequiualeo:to have equal power, be equivalent
aequiuocatio:équivoque
aequiuocatus:c. aequivocus.
aequiuoce:avec équivoque
aequiuocus:équivoque, à double sens
aera:-I. a weed among grain; darnel, tare, or cockle -II. counters; hence also the items of a computed sum
aera2:[décadence] / nombre, chiffre / ère, époque
aeracius:d'airain, de bronze
aeramen:aes, copper, bronze;
aeramentum:that is prepared from copper, bronze;, a copper, bronze vessel, utensil
aeraneus:v. aeranis
aerator:débiteur
aerelauina:endroit où l'on nettoie le cuivre
aereum:a copper color
aereus2:Pertaining to the air, aërial, the heavens
aereus3:a bronze coin
aeriensis:relatif à l'air (
aerifice:with the art of the worker in bronze
aerificium:ouvrage de bronze.
aerifodina:mine de cuivre.
aerinus:of darnel, cockle
aerinus2:d'air, fait d'air / couleur d'air, couleur du ciel [cf. couleur du temps]
aerisonus:sounding with bronze
aeriuagus:qui erre dans les airs
aerizusa:a kind of precious stone;, the turquoise
aero:tr., faire avec du cuivre
aero2:a braided, wicker basket, hamper
aeroides:of the color of the air, like air, sky-blue
aeromantia:divination from the state of the air, aëromancy
aerophagia:Petr. plat d'oiseaux.
aerophobus:one that fears the air
aerosus:full of copper
aeruca:a kind of verdigris
aerugino:to become rusty, cankered
aerumnula:a traveller's stick for carrying a bundle
aerumnulae:crochets (pour porter les fardeaux).
aeruscator:one who roves about the country, and obtains his living by exhibiting sleight-of-hand tricks; an itinerant juggler
aerusco:to get money by going about and exhibiting tricks of legerdemain, to play the juggler
aesalon:a species of falcon, hawk;, the rust-kite, moor-buzzard
aeschrion:
aeschrologia:an expression improper on account of its ambiguity
aeschynomene:a plant which shrinks when touched, a sensitive plant
aescolanus:
aesculator:qui amasse de la petite monnaie
aesculeus:of the Italian oak, of oak
aesculinus:de chêne.
aesculor:tr., amasser de la petite monnaie
aeso:
aestifluus:et fluere), rempli des bouillonnements de la mer
aestimabilis:worthy of estimation, valuable, estimable
aestimatorius:regarding a valuer, taxer, absol.
aestimatus:part. de aestimo.
aestimatus2:in value, much esteemed
aestimia:aestimatio
aestimium:[décad.]
aestiualis:pertaining to summer, summer-like
aestiue:à la façon de l'été [avec des vêtements à la légère]
aestiuitas:
aestiuo:to spend, pass the summer in a place
aestiuo2:adv., en été
aestiuosus:d'été, qui a la chaleur de l'été
aestuabundus:foaming, fermenting
aestuans:part. prés. de aestuo pris adjt bouillonnant, écumant
aestuatio:a boiling up, foaming;, trouble, agitation of mind, aestimatione.
aestuatus:part. passé de aestuo; agité, ballotté.
aestuor:
aeternabilis:that can last forever, everlasting, Rome
aeternalis:enduring forever, everlasting, Adv.
aeternaliter:forever
aethachates:sorte d'agate
aethalus:a sort of grape in Egypt, the soot-grape
aethereus:pertaining to the ether, ethereal.
aethiopis:a species of sage, Ethiopian sage
aethria:c. Thasos / c. Rhodos
aetiologia:an allegation of reasons, a bringing of proofs
aetite:liseron des champs
aetites:a stone found in the nest of the eagle, eagle-stone
aetitis:a precious stone of the color of the eagle
aetoma:faîte triangulaire d'une maison, ou fronton d'un temple
aeuifico:tr., immortaliser
aeuitas:the time through which a person lives, a thing lasts, the time of existence.
aeuiternus:c. aeternus,
aeuos:[arch.] v. aevum
!aeuus:v. aevum
af:prép. [arch.], c. ab
afannae:faux fuyants, balivernes
affectorius:
afficticius:added to, annexed
afflexus:
afflictus2:a striking on, against, a collision
affluente:richly, copiously
afluo:[forme qui se rencontre parfois dans les mss, mais semble se confondre avec la forme adfluo ;
aforis:(pour a foris) du dehors, de dehors.
afratum:nom d'un mets [espèce de crème]
africia:espèce de gâteau sacré
agagula:entremetteur, -euse
agalma:statue
agamus:unmarried
agape:Christian love, charity
agapetae:amies (iron. et péjor.)
agapetus:
agaricon:espèce de champignon phosphorescent
agaricum:larch fungus, tinder fungus
agathodaemon:a kind of serpent in Egypt to which healing power was ascribed
agea:a gangway in a ship, agi
agellulus:a very small field
agenealogetus:qui n'a pas de généalogie, à qui on ne peut attribuer d'aïeux.
agens:effective, powerful
agentes:a kind of secret police, frumentarii, curiosi
ageraton:a plant that does not readily wither
ageratus:Tert. qui ne vieillit pas (surnom d'un des éons de l'hérésiarque Valentin).
aggarrio:v. adgarrio.
aggaudeo:to be delighted with, to delight in
aggeratim:in heaps
aggeratio:a heaping up;, that which is heaped up, a mole, dike
aggeratus:part. de aggero.
aggereus:en forme de tas
aggredio:act., to go to, approach, adgreditur, adgreditor, Pass.
aggregatim:
agiliter:agilement
agina:the opening in the upper part of a balance, in which the tongue moves
aginator:celui qu'un faible gain fait pencher (pousse, met en branle)
agipes:a senator who silently passes over to him for, with whom he intends to vote
agitabilis:that can be easily moved, easily movable, light
agitans:part. de agito.
agitatiuus:en action
agitatorius:
agitatrix:she that puts, in motion
agitatus2:a state of motion, a being in motion, movement, agitation
agitedum:anciens impératifs devenus de pures interjections / eh bien ! allons ! or çà ! [les formes du sing. age, agedum sont employées même quand elles s'adressent à une pluralité / soit, continuons
aglaophotis:A magic herb of a brilliant color
aglaspis:soldiers with bright shields, chalcaspides
agminalis:pertaining to a march, train, Absol.
agminatim:by troops, in trains, in crowds
agnafus:non foulé, encore neuf
agnascor:To be born in addition to;
agnaticius:pertaining to the, the right of the, to enter upon an inheritance
agnatio:The relationship of the, consanguinity on the father's side
agnatitius:pertaining to the, the right of the, to enter upon an inheritance
agnatus:born to, belonging to, connected with by birth;
agnella:dimin. de agna
agnellinus:d'agneau
agnicellulus:a lambkin
agnicellus:a lambkin
agnicula:petite agnelle
agniculus:a lambkin
agnile:bergerie
agnitionalis:that may be recognized, known, cognizable
agnitor:one that recognizes, understands, perceives
agnitus:part. de agnosco.
agnomen:a surname, cognomen
agnomentum:surnom
agnominatio:the bringing together two words different in meaning, but similar in sound, paronomasia
agnominatiuus:relatif au surnom
agnos:a tall plant resembling the willow, the chastetree
agnoscentia:
agnoscibilis:that can be known, cognizable
agnotinus:], reconnu
agnua:mesure de superficie [120 pieds carrés]
agnulus:dimin. de agnus), petit agneau
agogae:channels, passages for drawing off water
agoge:suite de sons en musique
agolum:a shepherd's staff, crook, aguntur
agonalis:relatif aux jeux
agonia:A victim
agonia2:c. Agonalia
agonicus:qui a rapport aux jeux (concours)
agonista:a combatant for a prize
agonistarcha:the superintendent of public games
agonisticus:relatif aux jeux
agonium:a victim, beast for sacrifice
agonizo:combattre
agonizor:combattre
agonothesia:fonction d'agonothète
agonotheta:the superintendent of public games
agonothetes:the superintendent of public games
agonotheticus:qui appartient aux jeux
agralis:c. agrarius
agrammatos:illiterate
agraria:(sc. lex), an agrarian law,
agrariae:postes militaires dans la campagne
agrarienses:bateaux à destination des postes militaires
agrariensis:Theod. petite barque.
agraris:agriculteur
agraticum:a revenue from land, a land-tax
agredula:v. acredula.
agrestinus:c. agrestis
agrestius:[adv. au compar.], un peu trop gauchement
agrestiuus:
agricior:[adj. au compar.], plus agreste
agricolaris:relating to farmers
agricolatio:agriculture, husbandry
agricolor:to cultivate land, to pursue agriculture
agricula:c. agricola
agricultio:husbandry
agrifolium:houx.
agrimensor:a landsurveyor
agrimensorius:d'arpenteur
agrimensura:arpentage.
agrimonia:aigremoine [plante]
agriophyllon:an herb, otherwise called, hog's-fennel, sulphurwort
agripeta:one who strives for the possession of land
agrippa2:Plin. celui qui vient au monde en présentant les pieds.
agrius:wild
agro:tr., c. peragro, parcourir
agrosius:riche en terres
agrostis:couchgrass, quitch-grass
agrosus:rich in land
agrypnia:sleeplessness;
ahena:chaudière
aheneator:sonneur de trompette
ahenipes:that has feet of bronze, bronzefooted
ahorus:mort avant l'âge
ai:ah! alas!
aiens:(disyl.), ntis, P., see aio.
aientia:an affirmation
aigleucos:vin doux [préservé de la fermentation]
aiquus:
aiuga:
aizoon:an evergreen plant.
aizoum:joubarbe
alabarches:alabarches, alabarchia, r, r, an officer of customs in Egypt
alabarchia:a kind of customs in Egypt
alabastrites:A stone, composed of carbonate of lime, alabaster-stone;
alabastrum:c. alabaster / stibi
alabeta:a fish found in the Nile
alabetes:
alabrum:dévidoir
alacrimonia:joie
alacriter:vivement, avec ardeur
alapator:vantard
alapizo:souffleter
alapo:souffleter
alapor:souffleter
alapus:a parasite, who submitted to the box on the ear for gold
alares:les troupes des ailes [= les cavaliers auxiliaires]
alaternus:a shrub
alator:rabatteur de gibier
alauda:The lark
alausa:a small fish in the Moselle, the shad
alazon:a braggart, boaster
alba2:a white precious stone, the pearl
albamen:partie blanche, blanc
albamentum:the white
albaris:a worker in stucco, a plasterer, absol.
albarium:white stucco
albarius:pertaining to the whitening of walls.
albarius2:crépisseur
albedo:white color, whiteness;
albens:whitening, white
albicantius:adv. comp., somewhat in the way of white
albicapillus:vieillard aux cheveux blancs
albicasco:to become white, to grow clear
albiceratus:wax-white, light yellow
albicerus:
albicolor:of a white color
albicomus:white-haired;, having white fibres
albidulus:whitish
albineus:white
albinus2:one who covers walls with stucco, plaster, a plasterer
albiplumis:qui a les plumes blanches
albisco:c. albesco.
albities:blancheur.
albitudo:white color, whiteness
albo:to make white
albogalerus:the white hat of the flamen Dialis
albogiluus:whitish yellow
albucium:asphodèle
albucum:bulbe d'asphodèle / l'asphodèle
albucus:The bulb of the asphodel
albuelis:a kind of vine
albugo:A white spot, a disease of the eye; film, albugo
albumen:the white of an egg, albumen
albumentum:the white of an egg
alburnum:the soft, thin, white layer between the bark and wood of trees, sap-wood, alburnum
alburnus:a white fish, the bleak, blay
albutium:v. albucium.
alce2:c. alces
alcea:a species of mallows
alcedo:alcyon
alcibium:espèce de vipérine [plante]
alcinus:
alcyoneum:
alcyoneus:pertaining to Alcyone, alcyon
alcyonia:v. alcedonia.
alcyonius:pertaining to Alcyone, alcyon
alearis:of or pertaining to a game of chance
alearius:of or pertaining to a game of chance
aleatorium:the place where games of chance are played, a gaming-house
aleatum:mets à l'ail
alebria:nourishing food
alec:k
alecatus:v. all-.
alectoria:pierre de coq
alectorius:pertaining to a cock
alectorolophos:an herb good for a cough, cock's comb
!alectorolophus:crête de coq [plante]
alectoros:crête de coq [plante]
alecula:fish-sauce
aletudo:fatness
alex:the sediment of a costly fish-sauce, the sauce prepared from small fish, fish-pickle, fish-brine
alexipharmacon:an antidote for poison
alfabricor:
algens:cold
algensis:that supports itself on sea-weed, lives upon it
algesco:to catch cold
algidum2:froid, fraîcheur.
algificus:that makes cold, chilling
algiosus:v. alsiosus
algosus:abounding in sea-weed
aliamentum:qqf alliamentum, mets à l'ail
aliatum:mets à l'ail
aliatus:préparé à l'ail
alibilis:affording nourishment, nutrilious, nourishing, Pass.
alibrum:v. alabrum.
alicacabum:sorte de plante
alicaria:a prostitute
alicarius:of or pertaining to spelt; Subst. m. one who grinds spelt
alicarius2:one who grinds spelt
alicastrum:a kind of spelt, summer-spelt
alicum:c. alica
alienator:qui vend, qui aliène
alienatus:P. of aliēnō.
alienigero:aliéner, vendre
alieniloquium:the talk of crazy persons
alienitas:The causes, materials of disease in the human system, which are extraneous to it
alieuticus:v. halieuticus.
alifer:et fero), qui porte des ailes, ailé
alimentarius:pertaining to, suitable for nourishing
alimentarius2:celui qui a reçu par héritage une pension alimentaire / [en part.] nourri aux frais de l'État
alimma:onguent
alimo:nourrisson
alimodi:pour aliusmodi
!alimon2:v. alimos.
alimos:arbrisseau
!alimus:arbrisseau
aliorsus:directed to another place, other men, objects;, in another direction, elsewhither, elsewhere
aliouersus:directed to another place, other men, objects;, in another direction, elsewhither, elsewhere
alipilarius:épilateur
aliqquantorsum:cf. aliorsum), adv., assez loin dans une direction, assez avant
aliqualiter:en qq sorte
aliquam3:adv., une quantité passablement grande
aliquammulti:passablement nombreux.
aliquammultum:beaucoup, assez.
aliquammultus:
aliquantillum:doub. dim, a very little indeed, a little bit
aliquantillus:dimin. de aliquantulus)
aliquantorsum:somewhat toward, on some what
aliquantulo:somewhat, a little, something, comp.
aliquantulum:a little, trifle:
aliquantulum2:somewhat, a little
aliquantulus:little, small, a little
aliquantum2:a little, some, a considerable amount, something
aliqui2:in some way, somehow
aliquid:somewhat, in something, in anything, at all, in some degree, to some extent:
aliquobi:neutrobi, somewhere, anywhere, at any place, in any thing
aliquoties:several times, at different times
alisma:an aquatic plant, water-plantain
alito:tr., bien nourrir
alitudo:nourishment.
alitura:a nourishing, rearing
alitus:nourishment, sustenance, support
alitus2:breath, exhalation, steam, vapor.
aliusmodi:of another kind, alio modo
aliuta:acc. plur., in another manner, otherwise
allacrymo:dep., to weep at a thing
allaeuo:to make smooth, to smooth off, over
allasson:de couleur changeante
allecatus:assaisonné de allec
allectatio:an enticing, alluring, a nursery song
allectura:the office of an
allectus:Those who were added to the Senate from the equestrian order, on account of the small number of the Senators, were called adlecti
allectus2:A member chosen into any corporation
allecula:dimin. de allec 2
allegoria:an allegory, a figurative representation of a thought, of an abstract truth, under an image carried through to the end
allegorice:allegorically
allegoricus:allegorical, Adv.
allegorista:interprète des allégories
allegorizo:to allegorize, to speak in allegories
alleluia:praised be God! praise the Lord!
alleluiaticus:qui loue Dieu
allenimentum:a soothing remedy
allex:préparation culinaire à base de poisson / poisson
alliatum:a kind of food composed of, seasoned with, garlic
alloeoticus:qui a la vertu de changer (qqch).
allophylus:of another stock, race, foreign, y
allubesco:int. / complaire à qqn [alicui] / [abst] commencer à plaire (à être du goût de qqn) / commencer à avoir du goût pour qqch [alicui rei]
allucinatio:a wandering of mind, dreaminess, revery
allucinator:one who is wandering in mind, a dreamer, a silly fellow
allucinor:to wander in mind, to talk idly, prate, dream, to follow no definite train of thought, to digress freely
allucita:moucheron de nuit (qui va se brûler à la lumière).
allus:gros orteil
allusio:a playing, sporting with
allutio:c. ablutio
almen:
almificus:et facio), qui rend bienheureux
almifluus:
almipotens:dont la puissance est bienfaisante.
almities:benignity, kind behavior
alneus:of or made of alder
aloa:aloès [plante]
alodis:alleu, propriété
alogior:déraisonner
alopecia:the foxsickness, in which the hair falls off, the foxmange
alopecias:renard marin (poisson).
alopeciosus:qui a une alopécie, qui perd ses cheveux
alopecis:a kind of vine which produces clusters resembling the tail of a fox
alopecuros:a kind of plant
!alopecurus:queue de renard [plante]
alopex:a kind of shark, also called, sea - fox, thresher - shark
alosa:v. alausa.
alphabetum:the alphabet
alphita:
alphiton:farine de blé, vivres
alphus:a white spot upon the skin
alsidena:a kind of onion
alsine:a luxuriant plant, chickweed
alsiosus:easily freezing, susceptible to cold
alsito:fréq. de algeo
altanus:a south-southwest wind, between the Africus and Libonotus
altaria:a high altar, altar for sacrifice to the great gods, as high altars to Phoebus, sacrifices
altarium:Abl.
altegradius:walking erect
alter2:v. halter.
alteratio:changement, différence
alteratus:part. de altero.
altercabilis:quarrelsome, contentious
altercator:an orator who strives to conquer his antagonist by interrogatories, a disputant
altercatorius:qui sent l'altercation, la dispute
alterclum:jusquiame (plante).
alterco:act., to wrangle, quarrel, Pass.
alterculum:henbane
altercum:henbane
alterim:
alteritas:diversité, différence
alterna:-I. neutr. plur. -II. alternately
alternabilis:variable
alternamentum:alternation, change
alternans:part. prés. de alterno.
alternatim:alternately, by turns
alternatio:an interchange, an alternation
alternatus:part. de alterno.
alterne:alternately
alternitas:v. alternatio
alternus2:v. alaternus.
altero:tr., changer, altérer
altero2:adv., en second lieu
alterplex:duplex, rusé
alterplicitas:duplicitas
alterutrimque:on both sides, in both cases, alterutrāque.
altesco:int., s'élever
althaea:wild mallows, marsh-mallows
altiboans:criard
alticinctus:high-girded, active, busy
alticomus:having foliage high up, on the top
altifico:tr., élever
altifrons:au front élevé, [c.-à-d. au bois élevé] [en parlant du cerf]
altigradius:walking erect
altiiugus:that has a lofty summit
altilaneus:of deep, thick wool
altiliarius:one that fattens
altilis:Pass.
altilis2:a fattened bird
altilitas:volaille
altiloquium:discours sublime.
altipendulus:hanging high
altipeta:comm., aspiring, high-flying, med.
altipetax:qui vise haut
altipotens:of high power, very mighty
altisonans:c. altisonus,
altispex:looking down from a height
altithronus:assis sur un trône élevé
altitonus:c. altitonans
altiuagus:qui erre dans les airs
altiuolus:flying high, soaring
altiuscule:somewhat highly
altiusculus:rather high, a little too high, Adv.
alto:to make high, to raise, elevate
altriplex:c. alterplex
altrouersum:de (vers) l'autre côté
altum2:high, deep
altus2:a nourishing, support
alucinatio:a wandering of mind, dreaminess, revery
alucinator:one who is wandering in mind, a dreamer, a silly fellow
alucinor:to wander in mind, to talk idly, prate, dream, to follow no definite train of thought, to digress freely
alucita:a gnat
alucus:v. uluccus
alueare:A beehive
aluearium:ruche d'abeilles
alueolatus:hollowed out like a little tray, channelled
alueolum:table à jouer, v. alveolus
alueum:sorte de baquet
aluinus:qui a le flux de ventre
alum:consoude officinale / espèce d'ail
alumen:alum
aluminarius:fabricant ou marchand d'alun
aluminatus:tinctured with alum
aluminosus:aluminous, full of alum;
alumno:to nourish, bring up, educate, dep.
alumnor:tr., élever, nourrir
alumnula:
alus2:a plant.
alutacius:pertaining to soft leather
alutarius:med.
alutiae:nom de certaines mines d'or
alypon:a plant, herb terrible
alyseidion:Lucr. chaînette.
alysidion:Lucr. chaînette.
alysson:a plant used for the bite of a mad dog, madwort
alyssson:Plin. plante qui préserve de la rage.
alytarcha:a magistrate who superintended religious exhibitions
alytarches:Cod. Th. alytarque (magistrat préposé aux jeux publics).
alytarchia:the office of such magistrate
alytis:pariétaire [plante]
am:round, around
ama:a waterbucket, a firebucket
amabilitas:loveliness, amiableness
amalocia:camomille
amalusta:camomille
amandatus:part. de amando.
amandus:pleasing
amaneo:int., découcher / tr., attendre
amanuensis:a clerk, secretary
amaracinus:of marjoram, absol.
amaracion:v. amethystus
amaracum:marjoram
amarans:Avien. qui rend amer.
amaresco:int., devenir amer
amaricatio:action d'aigrir
amaricatus:
amarico:to make bitter
amarifico:tr., rendre amer
amaritas:bitterness, med.
amariter:bitterly
amaritia:amertume
amaritosus:plein d'amertume
amarizo:int., devenir amer
amaro:tr., rendre amer
amarulentus:very bitter, full of bitterness.
amarum:bitterly
amasco:to begin to love
amasio:a lover
amata2:a beloved woman
amatorculus:a little, sorry lover
amaturio:verb. desid., to wish to love
amatus:amant
ambadedo:to eat, gnaw around, to eat up entirely
ambagio:c. ambages.
ambagiosus:full of windings, digressions
ambago:et ago), ambiguïté, caractère énigmatique
ambarualis:that goes around the fields
ambaxium:tas, monceau
ambbubeia:Plin. Cels. chicorée sauvage.
ambe:v. am.
ambecisus:a cutting around, a rounding off
ambegna:victime [brebis] ayant deux agneaux
ambegnus:v. ambiegnus
ambesus:part. de ambedo.
ambidens:a sheep which has both upper and lower teeth
ambidexter:ambidextre
ambiegna:victime [brebis] ayant deux agneaux
ambiegnus:
ambiendus:adj. verbal de ambio.
ambiens:de ambio
ambienter:with zeal, eagerly
ambifariam:on two sides, in two ways, ambiguously
ambifarie:ambiguously
ambifarius:that has two sides, of double meaning, ambiguous
ambiformiter:ambiguously
ambiga:the cap of a still
ambigens:
ambigenter:adv.  en hésitant
ambigenus:qui a une double nature
ambiguo:adv., comme ambigue
ambiguosus:incertain, indécis
ambilustrium:ambilustre (sacrifice qu'on faisait après une revue).
ambilustrum:ambilustre [nom d'un sacrifice]
ambimanus:qui a deux mains
ambitor:a candidate
ambitudo:period of revolution
ambitus2:part. de ambio.
ambiuium:a double way, a place where two roads meet
ambix:chapiteau d'un alambic
ambligonius:
amblygonius:qui a un angle obtus
ambo2:v. umbo
ambolo:
ambrices:lattes d'une toiture
ambroseus:d'ambroisie / suave comme l'ambroisie / parfumé d'ambroisie / digne des dieux
ambrosiacus:ambrosial
ambrosialis:
ambubaiae:a class of Syrian girls in Rome, who supported themselves by their music and immorality
ambubeia:wild succory, endive
ambulabilis:qui peut se déplacer en marchant
ambulacrum:a walk planted with trees
ambulatilis:walking about;, movable
ambulatiuncula:a short walk
ambulatura:a walking, a pace, step, amble;, l'amble;, ambio, ambiadura
ambulatus:walking
amburbale:c. amburbium
amburbiales:the victims which were led round the city of Rome
amburbialis:qu'on promène autour de la ville
amburbium:the expiatory procession round the city of Rome, at which sacrifices were offered
ambustio:a burn
ambustulatus:burned, scorched around, roasted
ambustum:a burn
ambustus:part. de amburo.
amecus:friendly, kind, amicable, favorable, inclined to, liking;, Comp., Sup., comp., sup., a greater friend, the greatest friend
amella:
amen:true, faithful
amentatio:action de lancer un trait; [plur.] les traits lancés (fig.)
amentatus:furnished with a strap
amento:n'avoir pas sa raison
amento2:to furnish with a strap, thong;
amentum:a strap, thong, a shoe-string
amerimnon:houseleek, also called
amethystinatus:revêtu d'habits couleur d'améthyste
amethystinus:Of the color of amethyst, absol.
amethystizon:resembling the amethyst in color, violet ruby
!amethystos:an amethyst.
ametor:motherless
ametros:sans mesure, en prose
amfariam:adv., des deux côtés
amflexus:bent, curved round
ami:ammi, an umbelliferous plant, ammium, ext.
amia:thon.
amiantus:the amianth, a stone which may be separated into threads and spun, and is inconsumable by fire; asbestos, earth-flax
amias:the tunny, a sea-fish
amicabilis:friendly, amicable, Adv.
amicabiliter:in a friendly manner
amicalis:friendly
amicaliter:amicalement
amicarius:one that procures a mistress, a procurer
amicimen:a garment
amicinum:the neck of a winesack, neutr.
amicinus:ouverture de l'outre par où est versé le vin
amicirculus:demi-cercle
amiciter:Comp., Sup.
amico:to make friendly to one's self
amicor:agir en ami
amicosus:rich, abounding in friends
amictor:tr., mettre, endosser un vêtement
amictorium:a garment which is thrown about, over, a light, loose garment, a scarf, a tie for the neck
amictorius:suitable for throwing about
amictum:c. amictus 2
amictus2:part. de amicio.
amiculatus:couvert, voilé
amigro:to migrate:
amissibilis:that may be lost
amissum:a loss
amissus:part. de amitto.
amitinae:cousins, cousins-german
amitini:cousins germains et
amitinus:descended from a father's sister;
amium:ammi, an umbelliferous plant, ammium, ext.
amma:oiseau de nuit
ammi:ammi, an umbelliferous plant, ammium, ext.
ammites:v. hammitis
ammium:ammi, an umbelliferous plant, ammium, ext.
ammochrysos:a precious stone unknown to us, golden mica
!ammochrysus:a precious stone unknown to us
ammodytes:a kind of serpent in Africa
ammonitrix:she that reminds, admonishes, a female monitor
!ammonitron:mélange de sable et de nitre dont on tire le verre
ammonitron:natron mingled with sand
amnacum:an herbaceous plant, pellitory
amnacus:c. parthenium
amnalis:
amnenses:towns situated near a river
amnensis:situé sur le bord d'un fleuve
amneses:towns situated near a river
amnestia:an amnesty, a forgiving, pardoning of a state crime
amnicola:that dwells upon, grows by a river
amniculus:a small river, rivulet, brook
amnigena:Born in a river
amnigenus:né d'un fleuve
amodo:from this time forward, henceforth
amoebaeus:alternate, a responsive song
amoebeus:alternatif
amoenatus:part. p. de amoeno.
amoenifer:charmant
amoeno:to make pleasant, med.
amolimentum:préservatif, amulette
amolitio:a removing, putting away
amolo:mêler avec de l'amidon
amolum:amidon, empois
amomis:a plant similar to the genuine amomum, but inferior in fragrance
amomon:an aromatic shrub, from which the Romans prepared a costly, fragrant balsam
amorabundus:loving, amorous
amoratus:plein d'affection
amorifer:producing, awakening love
amorificus:causing love
amothystinatus:that wears a dress of the color of amethyst, violet-blue
amotio:a removing, removal
amotus:adjt, éloigné
ampecto:- tr. - peigner (au fig.), battre, rosser.
ampelinus:of the vine
ampelitis:a kind of bituminous earth, with which the vine was sprinkled in order to keep off worms
ampelodesmos:a plant used for tying up vines
ampeloleuce:white vine, the white vine, bryony
ampeloprason:a plant, probably field-garlic
ampelos:a vine, grape-vine
amphemerinos:daily
amphibalum:manteau
amphibion:amphibie
amphibole:adv., d'une manière équivoque
amphibolia:ambiguity.
amphibolice:d'une façon équivoque
amphibologia:amphibologie, ambiguïté, équivoque.
amphibolus:ambiguous
amphibrachus:amphibraque [pied composé d'une longue entre deux brèves]
amphibrachys:the foot
amphibreuis:c. amphibrachys.
amphicomos:pierre précieuse inconnue
amphicyrtos:état de la lune ayant deux cornes, c'-à-d. au premier quartier
amphidanes:sorte de pierre précieuse
amphidoxus:ambigu
amphimacrus:an amphimacer, the poetical foot
amphimallium:étoffe dont les deux côtés sont laineux
amphimallum:woollen cloth, which was hairy, shaggy on both sides
amphiprostylos:a temple which had pillars in front and rear, but not at the sides
amphisbaena:a kind of serpent in Libya which can move either backwards or forwards
amphiscii:qui ont de l'ombre des deux côtés [en parl. des habitants de l'Équateur]
amphitane:a kind of precious stone, also called
amphitapa:a coverlet, shaggy on both sides
amphitapos:c. amphimallum.
amphithalamos:an antechamber
!amphithalamus:[peut-être] antichambre
amphitheatralis:of or pertaining to the amphitheatre, amphitheatrical
amphitheatricus:made near the amphitheatre
amphoralis:containing the measure of an amphora
amphorarius:contained in the amphora
amphorula:petite amphore
amplexabundus:qui embrasse
amplexatio:embrassement
amplexatus:part. de amplexor.
amplexio:entrelacement (de mètres)
amplexus2:part. de amplector.
ampliatio:An extending, enlarging
ampliator:bienfaiteur
ampliatus:part. de amplio.
amplificator:he who enlarges, an amplifier
amplificatrix:she that enlarges, amplifies
amplificatus:part. de amplifico.
amplificus:splendid
amplius:more, longer, further, besides, plus, magis, potius, absol., comp. abl., quam, gen., abl. comp., quam
ampliuscule:rather more
ampliusculus:somewhat larger, more magnificent, Adv.
amplo:to extend, enlarge;, to make glorious
amploctor:v. amplector
ampotis:le reflux
amptermini:peuples limitrophes de la province
amptruo:tourner, danser comme les prêtres saliens
ampullaceus:in the form of a flask, big-bellied
ampullagium:fleur de grenadier
ampullarius:a flask-maker
ampullula:petit flacon
amputator:celui qui coupe
amputatorius:qui a la vertu de couper
amputatrix:celle qui supprime
amputatus:part. de amputo.
amsegetes:possesseurs de champs qui sont de part et d'autre d'un chemin
amtermini:peuples limitrophes de la province
amtruo:to dance around
amula:bassin [vase]
amuletum:a sympathetic preservative against sickness, an amulet
amurga:the watery part that flows out in pressing olives, the lees, dregs of oil
amusia:ignorance of music
amusos:one unskilled in music, med.
amussim:adv., régulièrement
amussis:a rule, level
amussitatus:tiré au cordeau parfait
amussito:to make according to rule, accurately, nicely
amussium:a horizontal wheel for denoting the direction of the wind
amycticus:scratching;, sharp, biting
amygdala:An almond
amygdalaceus:similar to the almond-tree
amygdaleus:of an almond-tree
amygdalinus:of or from almonds
amygdalites:like the almond-tree
amygdalus:an almond-tree
amylatus:part. de amylo.
amylo:to mix with starch
amylum:starch
amynticus:préservatif
ana2:prép. acc. [à partir de Végèce]
anabaptismus:a second baptism
anabaptista:anabaptiste (hérétique qui donnait un deuxième baptême).
anabasis:a plant, horse-tail
anabasius:courrier
anabathmus:montée, degrés
anabathra:raised seats (in a theatre), Iu.
anabibazon:lune qui monte
anaboladium:écharpe
anabolicarius:importateur
anabolicus:propre à l'importation
anabolium:a surgical instrument
anacampseros:an herb, the touch of which was said to have the power of bringing back lost love
anacamptos:retourné
anacephalaeosis:récapitulation
anachitees:diamant (qui chasse le venin et la folie).
anachoresis:retirement, the life of an eremite
anachoreta:a hermit, an eremite, recluse, anchorite
anachoreticus:d'anachorète
anachylis:consoude [plante]
anaclinterium:a cushion for leaning upon
anacliterium:coussin
anaclitos:muni d'un dossier
anaclomenos:recourbé en arrière [sorte de mètre]
anacoeliasmus:remède laxatif, détergent
anacoenosis:[rhét.] communication
anacollema:cataplasme astringent
anacoluthon:anacoluthe
anactorium:a plant, sword-grass
anadendromalache:guimauve
anadesmus:lien, bande
anadiplosis:the reduplication, repetition of the same word
anadiplumenus:redoublé [en parl. d'un mètre]
anagallis:a plant, pimpernel, chickweed
anaglypha:ciselures, bas-reliefs
anaglypharius:ciseleur
anaglyphus:wrought, carved in bas-relief
anaglypta:work in bas-relief, anaglypha.
anaglyptarius:qui s'occupe de ciselures
anaglypticus:carved, engraved in bas-relief
anaglyptus:wrought, carved in bas-relief
anagnosticum:ce qu'on lit, lettre, écrit
anagoge:sens mystique de l'Écriture / crachement de sang
anagogicus:mystique
anagon:qui n'a pas pris part aux courses
anagyros:a strengscented, pod-bearing shrub, bean-trefoil
analectis:c. analectris.
analectrides:coussinets
analectris:a cushion for the shoulders, used to improve the figure, a shoulder-pad, analeptrides;
analemma:a sundial which showed the latitude and meridian of a place
analempsiacus:
analepticus:nourrissant, fortifiant
analeptris:a suspensory bandage
analogice:adv., d'une manière analogue
analogicus:pertaining to analogy
analogium:pupitre, lutrin
analogos:
analogus:analogous, proportionate
analytice:analyse [t. de log.]
analytice2:adv., analytiquement
analyticus:analytique
anamnesis:
anancaeum:a large drinking-cup, which must be drained on a wager, a brimmer, bowl
anancites:a name of the diamond as a remedy for sadness and trouble of mind, anachiten.
anancitis:a precious stone used in hydromancy
anapaestica:anapaestic verses (once; al. anapaestos).
anapaesticus:consisting of anapœsts
anapaestus:the metrical foot, anapœst, absol.
anaphonesis:déclamation à haute voix
anaphora:A rising, mounting up, the rising of the stars
anaphoricus:adjusted according to the rising of the stars
anaphorus:
anaphysema:souffle qui surgit brusquement des entrailles de la terre
anapleroticus:suitable for filling up
anarchos:sans commencement
anarrhinon:a plant, wild lion's-mouth
anas3:disease of old women
anasceua:réfutation
anasceuasticus:propre à réfuter
anastasis:résurrection
anastomosis:ouverture
anastomoticus:capable d'ouvrir
anastrophe:anastrophe, inversion
anatarius:relating to a duck, the duck-eagle
anatarius2:celui qui garde, qui soigne les canards
anathema:an offering, an accursed thing, a curse.
anathema2:an offering, a gift
anathemabilis:qui mérite l'anathème
anathematio:excommunication
anathematismus:excommunication
anathematizatus:part. de anathematizo.
anathematizo:to anathematize, to put under the ban
anathemo:maudire
anatinus:of or pertaining to the duck
anatocismus:interest upon interest, compound interest
anatolicus:de l'Orient.
anatome:dissection
anatomia:anatomie, dissection du corps
anatomica:anatomie, dissection du corps
anatomice:
anatomicus:an anatomist
anatonus:extending upwards
anatresis:a boring through
anatus:malheureux
anaudia:loss of speech, dumbness
anaxo:tr., nommer
anazetesis:consoude [plante]
ancaesa:vases ciselés
ancala:the bend of the knee, the knee
ancale:the bend of the knee, the knee
ancarius:v. angarius
anchomanes:serpentaire [plante aromatique]
anchusa:a plant used as a cosmetic, ox-tongue
ancillatus:part. de ancillo
ancillatus2:the service of a female slave, of a slave
ancillo:tr., [fig.] assujettir
ancillor:to serve as handmaid;, to serve, to attend upon, to be subservient to
ancisio:découpure
ancistron:
ancistrum:scalpel recourbé
anclabris:a sacrificial table.
anclator:serviteur
anclo:to serve with, to bring, as servant, to have the care of
anclor:tr., puiser
ancon:The arm of a workman's square
ancorago:a fish in the Rhine
ancorale:a cable
ancoralis:of or pertaining to an anchor
ancoratus:muni d'une ancre
ancrae:vallon ou intervalle entre des arbres
anctus:v. ango
ancula:a maidservant
anculae:divinités du second rang au service de celles du premier
ancule:gen. plur., the shield that was said to have fallen from heaven in the reign of Numa, and on the preservation of which the prosperity of Rome was declared to depend;, Adj.
anculi:divinités du second rang au service de celles du premier
anculo:to serve with, to bring, as servant, to have the care of
anculus:a man-servant
ancunulentae:les souillées [menstruo tempore]
ancus2:recourbé ; qui ne peut étendre le bras
ancusa:orcanète [plante employée comme cosmétique]
ancyla:jarret
ancyloblepharon:adhérence des paupières
ancyromacus:chaloupe transportant les agrès
ancyromagus:chaloupe transportant les agrès
andabata:a kind of Roman gladiator, whose helmet was without openings for the eyes, and who therefore fought blindfolded for the amusement of spectators
andrachle:arbousier / pourpier
andrachne:a plant, purslane
androclas:année climatérique [soixante-troisième année]
androdamas:A species of bloodstone
androgyne:-I. a masculine, heroic woman -II. a man-woman, hermaphrodite
androgynus:a man-woman, hermaphrodite
andronitis:c. andron.
androsaemon:a kind of St. John's-wort, with blood-red juice
andrunculus:petit andron
andruo:to dance around
aneale:jarret
anecatus:
aneclogistus:a guardian who was not obliged to give account of his proceedings, but had discretionary power
anellarius:fabricant d'anneaux
anemone:anemone, wind-flower
aneo:int., être vieille, devenir vieille
anesco:int., être vieille, devenir vieille
anethatus:assaisonné d'aneth
anethinus:d'aneth
anethus:c. anethum
aneticus:remitting, abating;
anetinus:d'aneth
anetius:innocent
anetum:aneth [plante odoriférante]
aneurysma:anévrisme, dilatation d'une artère
anfariam:adv., des deux côtés
anfractarius:qui fait des tours et des détours, qui prend des biais
anfractum:a winding, a crook, curve
anfractuosus:roundabout, prolix
anfractus:winding, bending, cooked
angaria:the service of the, service to a lord, villanage
angarialis:of or pertaining to service
angario:to demand something as, to exact villanage, med.
angarium:c. angaria
angarius:a messenger, a courier
angarizo:tr., réquisitionner pour les corvées de transport / obliger, forcer
angela:ange du sexe féminin
angelice:adv., d'une manière angéhque
angelicus:a dactylic measure
angelificatus:part., changed into an angel
angeltice:poésie gnomique
angitudo:angoisse, chagrin
angobatae:sorte d'automates
angrae:vallon ou intervalle entre des arbres
anguen:Abl., a serpent, a snake
angueus:of or pertaining to a serpent
anguicomus:with snaky hair
anguiculus:a small serpent
anguigena:engendered of a snake, dragon
anguiger:constellation, c. anguifer
anguinum:a snake's egg
anguipes:serpent - footed
anguitenens:serpent-holding;, subst., the constellation, Serpent-bearer
angularis2:an angular vessel
angulariter:en angle
angularius:qui se met aux angles
angulatim:from corner to corner, from angle to angle
angulatus:made angular; with angles, angular
angulo:to make angular, cornered
angulosus:full of corners
angustatus:part. de angusto.
angusticlauius:wearing a narrow, purple, stripe;
angustio:to make narrow, to straiten;, to straiten, hamper, distress
angustiportum:v. angiportum
angustitas:v. angustia
anhelabundus:c. anhelans
anhelans:haletant, hors d'haleine
anhelatio:a difficulty of breathing, panting, puffing.
anhelator:one who has a difficulty in breathing
anhelatus:part. p. de anhelo.
anhelatus2:c. anhēlitus,
anhelosus:qui a l'haleine courte
anhydros2:the narcissus
aniatrologetos:qui n'a aucune connaissance de la médecine
aniatrologetus:ignorant of medicine
anicetum:anis [plante]
anicilla:doub. dim., a little old woman
anicla:a little old woman
anicularis:worthy of an old woman, after the manner of an old woman
aniliter:like an old woman
anilitor:to become an old woman
anilla:c. anicula
animabilis:enlivening, animating
animaduersus:part. de animadverto.
animaduersus2:châtiment
animaequitas:c. aequanimitas
animaequus:not easily moved;, of good courage
animalitas:animalité
animaliter:à la manière des animaux
animatio:a quickening, animating
animatrix:she that quickens, animates
animatus2:a breathing
animesco:int., s'animer, s'irriter
animicida:soul-destroyer
animitus:heartily
animositas:Boldness, courage, spirit
animula:a little soul, life
anisatum:vin d'anis
anisocycla:screws, elastic springs.
anisum:anise, all powerful
anitas:c. anilitas
annalia:
annalis2:surnom des Villius
annalis3:a record of events, chronicles, annals, the ninth book of annals
annarius:relating to the appointed year
annato:To swim to, toward, adnant;, ad
annauigatio:action de naviguer vers.
annauigo:to sail to, toward, to come to by ship.
annellus:a little ring
annexio:a tying, binding to, a connecting
annexus:a tying, binding to, a connection
annicto:to wink with the eyes, to wink, blink to, at
annifer:Bearing fruit the whole year
annihilatio:
annihilator:
annihilo:to bring to nothing, to annihilate;
annisus:part. passé de annitor. - a - appuyé sur, appuyé contre. - b - qui s'est efforcé de.
annisus2:a striving, exertion
anniuersalis:c. anniversarius
anniuersarie:annually
anno:-I. To swim to, toward, along;, ad -II. to pass, live through a year
annodo:to cut off knots, to cut away suckers, shoots of the vine, abnodo.
annominatio:paronomase.
annomino:- tr. - Aug. admettre au nom, épouser.
annonarius:of or pertaining to provisions
annono:tr., approvisionner
annonor:to collect provisions
annositas:fulness of years, old age
annotamentum:a remark, annotation
annotatio:a noting down in writing, a remark, annotation
annotatiuncula:a brief annotation
annotator:An observer, remarker
annotatus:a remark, mention
annua:revenu annuel, pension
annualis:a year old
annuatim:annuellement
annubilo:to involve in clouds, to overcast, to obscure
annuclus:âgé d'un an
annuculus:âgé d'un an
annuiturus:v. adnuo.
annulare:blanc pour la peinture.
annularis:fabricant d'anneaux.
annularius:d'anneau.
annulatus:qui porte un anneau.
annullatio:anéantissement
annullo:to annihilate, annul
annumeratio:a numbering, counting
annumerator:
annumero:- tr. - 1 - compter à, remettre en comptant; compter. 2 - ajouter au compte de, ajouter. 3 - présenter un compte de. 4 - attribuer à, imputer à.
annunciatio:an announcing, announcement, annunciation
annunciator:an announcer
annuncio:to announce, make known, relate, proclaim
annuncius:that announces, makes known
annuntiatio:an announcing, announcement, annunciation
annuntiator:an announcer
annuntiatrix:celle qui annonce.
annuntio:to announce, make known, relate, proclaim
annuntius:that announces, makes known
annutiuus:
annuto:to nod often to, to nod to
annutrio:to nourish, train up at or near to
anodynon:
anodynos:stilling pain
anomale:adv., irrégulièrement
anomalia:irregularity, anomaly
anomalos:deviating from the general rule, irregular, anomalous
anomalus:deviating from the general rule, irregular, anomalous
anomoeos:dissemblable
anomoeusios:de nature dissemblable
anonis:a plant, the tall rest-harrow
anonomastos:sans nom
anonymos:the designation of a plant
anonymus:dont on ne sait pas le nom, anonyme
anorectus:sans appétit
anquina:the rope by which the sail-yard is bound to the mast
anquisite:soigneusement, minutieusement.
anquisitio:a judicial indictment
anquisitus:part. passé de anquiro.
ansarium:droit d'entrepôt
ansatus:furnished with, having a handle, darts having a thong, absol., a man with handles, with his arms a-kimbo
ansera:anser 1
anserarius:celui qui soigne les oies
anseratim:adv., à la manière des oies
anserculus:a little goose, a gosling
ansula:a little handle, A small ring, hook, A small loop at the edge of sandals for the ties
antachates:a precious stone, aethachates;, autachates.
antae:pillars, pilasters on each side of, doors, at the corners of buildings, a temple with pilasters on the corners
antagonista:an adversary, opponent, antagonist
antamoebaeus:composed of two short, two long, and a short syllable
antanaclasis:emploi du même mot dans deux sens
antanapaestus:opposé de l'anapeste [2 longues et une brève]
antapocha:the writing by which a debtor showed that he had paid a debt
antapodosis:antapodose
antarius:that serves for raising up, the cables for raising a scaffold, stage, mast
ante2:séparé de
anteaedificialis:bâti devant
antebasis:the hindmost small pillar at the pedestal of the ballista
antebello:faire la guerre avant
antecantamentum:a prelude, overture
antecantatio:prélude
antecantatiuus:of or pertaining to a prelude
antecaptus:part. de antecapio.
antecaueo:prendre des précautions
antecedens:foregoing, preceding, the antecedent, the premises
antecedentia:
antecenium:a meal taken before the principal meal, a lunch, luncheon
anteceptus:P. of antecapio.
antecessiuus:qui précède
antecessus:that goes before;, to give, pay, receive, beforehand, in advance
antecessus2:usité dans l'expression in antecessum, par avance, par anticipation
antecolumnium:emplacement devant des colonnes
antecurro:to run before
antefatus:susdit
antefixa:the little ornaments, images, statues, affixed to the roofs and gutters of houses, temples
antegenitalis:before birth
antegerio:adv., beaucoup, tout à fait
antegestum:fait antérieur, précédent
antegradatio:marche devant, action de précéder
antegredior:to go before, to precede
antegressus:part. de antegredior.
anteidea:before, formerly, earlier, aforetime, in time past
antelatus:part. de antefero.
antelius:
antella:
antelogium:a prologue, preamble
antelongior:
antelongus:comp. antelongior, en parlant d'un nombre qui est le produit de deux facteurs dont le premier est le plus grand, ex.
anteloquium:The right of speaking before another
antelucano:adv., avant le jour
antelucanum:the dawn, I make to shine as the dawn
anteluculo:before daybreak
anteludium:a prelude
antemeridialis:before mid-day, noon
antemeridie:avant midi
antemeridiem:avant midi
antemissus:part. de antemitto.
antemitto:to send before, send forwards, send on
antemoenio:to furnish with a front, protecting wall, to provide with a rampart
antemurale:a protecting wall, an outwork, breastwork
antemuranus:that is before the wall
antenouissimus:avant-dernier
antenuptialis:before marriage
anteoccupatio:In rhet., an anticipation (of objections).
anteoccupo:- tr. - anticiper, prévenir.
antepaenultimus:antépénultième
anteparo:- tr. - préparer.
anteparta:et pario), biens acquis antérieurement
antepassio:a presentiment of pain, suffering
antepes:The forefoot
antepilanus:a soldier of the first two ranks, in front of the triarii, L.
antepolleo:to be more powerful, to excel, surpass
antepositus:part. de antepono.
antepotens:superior in power, fortune
antepraecursor:précurseur
anterides:arcs-boutants
anteridion:a little prop, support
anterior:comp., that is before, foremost, previous, former, anterior, Adv.
anteris:
anterius:before
anteros2:espèce d'améthyste
anterumenos:opposé
antescholarius:répétiteur, sous-maître
antescolarius:
antestatus:a witness
antesto:to stand before, to excel, be superior to;, acc.;, absol., to distinguish one's self, to be distinguished
antetemporaneus:qui a précédé le temps (notion théologique)
anteuentulus:coming before, hanging before
anteuersio:an anticipating, preventing
anteuidens:prévoyant.
anteuio:to go before
anteuolo:to fly before;
anteurbana:
anteurbanus:qui est en avant de la ville
anthalium:a kind of bulbous esculent root
anthedon:a species of the medlar-tree, the Greek medlar
anthemis:the herb chamomile
anthemum:an herb good for calculi
anthera:a medicine composed of flowers, med.
anthereon:cou
anthericos:the stalk of the asphodel
!anthericus:tige de l'asphodèle
anthinus:gathered from flowers
anthologica:anthology, a work consisting of choice thoughts, proverbs, poems
anthologumena:anthologie
anthophoros:qui porte des fleurs
anthoristicus:apportant une définition contradictoire
anthracias:escarboucle
anthracinus:coal-black
anthracites:a kind of blood-stone
anthracitis:a kind of carbuncle, the coal-carbuncle
anthranthropographus:peintre de portraits.
anthrax:Natural cinnabar
anthriscum:the southern chervil
anthriscus:the southern chervil
anthropiani:hérétiques qui niaient la divinité du Christ
anthropographos:portrait-painter
!anthropographus:peintre de figures humaines
anthropolatra:a man-worshipper
anthropomorphitae:heretics that attributed to God a human form
anthropomorphiticus:professing the error of such heretics
anthropophagi:
anthropophagus:a man-eater, a cannibal
anthus:a small bird, the yellow wagtail
anthyllion:a plant, the Cretan pitchplant
anthyllis:a plant, the musk-ivy
anthyllium:c. anthyllum
anthyllum:espèce de plante
anthypophora:a rhetorical figure in which one anticipates the arguments of his antagonist, and refutes them
anti:Prep., before
antiades:amygdales
antiae:the hair growing upon the forehead, forelock;
antibacchius:a poetical foot, the antibacchus, reversed Bacchius
antibacchus:vers composé de ces pieds
antibasis:the hindmost small pillar at the pedestal of the ballista
antibiblion:don réciproque de livres
antiboreum:sorte de cadran solaire orienté vers le nord
antiboreus:turned toward the north
anticategoria:a recrimination, counter-plea
antichresis:antichrèse
antichthones:the antipodes
anticipalis:préliminaire
anticipatio:A preconception, the innate notion of a thing formed before receiving instruction concerning it
anticipator:qui existe avant
anticipatus:part. de anticipo.
!anticyprios:
!anticyprius:
antidactylus:a reversed dactyl
antidea:before, formerly, earlier, aforetime, in time past
antidotos:a counterpoison.
!antidotus2:a counterpoison.
antigerio:an ancient word for valde
antigradus:degré par devant
antigraphum:copie d'un acte
antigraphus:signe attirant l'attention sur le sens d'une métaphore [Y] ?? / contrôleur
antilena:c. antela
antimetabole:a reciprocal interchange
antinomia:a contradiction between laws
antioper:
antipagmentum:every thing that is used for garnishing the exterior of a house, as the ornaments about the doors, windows
antipathes:a black kind of coral used as a preventive of witchcraft
antipathia:the natural aversion of two things to each other, antipathy
antipharmacon:remède
!antipharmacum:remède
antipherna:the return-present which the bridegroom brought to the bride
antiphona:chant alternatif
antiphonatim:
antiphrasis:the use of a word in a sense opposite to its proper meaning;, lucus
antipodae:antipodes ;
antipodus:qui est aux antipodes
antiptosis:the putting of one case for another
antiquatio:an abrogating, annulling, repealing
antiquatus:p. de antiquo.
antirrhinon:muflier [plante]
antirrhinum:
antisagoge:a figure of speech by which one thing adduced, is opposed to another, a counter-assertion
antiscia:lieux à égale distance des quatre points cardinaux
antiscii:people on the other side of the equator, whose shadows are cast in the opposite direction from ours
antiscius:
antiscorodon:sorte d'ail
antisigma:A character, which the emperor Claudius wished to introduce into Latin for
antisophista:a counter-sophist, a grammarian who takes the opposite side of a question
antisophistes:antisophiste, grammairien de principes opposés
antispasticos:
antispasticus:composé d'antispastes
antispastus:an antispast, a foot in verse
antispecto:être dirigé en sens contraire
antispodos:ashes used instead of spodium
!antispodus:cendre qui tient lieu de la spode
antistasis:antistase [fig. de rhét.]
antistatus:superiority in rank
antistitium:the office of an, the chief-priest's office
antistrephon:argument qui peut se retourner
!antistropha:antistrophe
antistrophe:the antistrophe answering to the strophe
antistrophe2:en réponse
antistrophos:antistrophe
antistrophus:réciproque
antithesis:the putting of one letter for another
antitheta:
antitheticus:formant antithèse
antithetum:antithèse / opposition
antitheus:one who pretends to be God, the devil
antizeugmenon:a grammatical figure, by which several clauses are referred to one verb
antlia:a machine for drawing water, worked with the foot, a pump
antonesco:devenir semblable à Antoine
antonomasia:a rhetorical figure, by which, instead of the name, an epithet of a person is employed
antonomasiuus:pertaining to, forming an antonomasia
antonomastice:adv., par antonomase
antralis:
antroo:tourner, danser comme les prêtres saliens
antruo:to dance around
antura:
anucella:doub. dim., a little old woman
anularis:relating to a signet-ring;, a white color prepared from chalk, mixed with glass beads, such as were worn in rings
anularius:of or pertaining to a signet-ring
anularius2:a ring-maker
anulatus:furnished, ornamented with a ring
anulla:dim. de anus, petite vieille
anuloculter:instrument de chirurgie à forme recourbée
anxia:angoisse
anxianimus:d'humeur inquiète
anxietudo:anxiety, trouble, anguish
anxifer:causing, bringing anxiety
anxio:to make uneasy, anxious
anxior:
anxiosus:full of anxiety; act., causing anxiety, pain, uneasiness
anxitudo:trouble, distress
anxo:tr., nommer
anydros2:the narcissus
aoratos:invisible
!aoristos:
!aoristus:aoriste [gram.]
aota:see actum.
apaetesis:réclamation [fig. de rhét.]
apala:soft, tender, only with ova
apalus:
apangelticos:qui raconte
aparctias:the north wind
aparemphatus:indéfini
aparine:a plant, cleavers
aparthenus:qui n'est point chaste
apathia:freedom from passion, feeling, insensibility, the Stoic principle of morals, Stoicism
apator:without father
apeliotes:the east wind
apello:cf. aspello), tr., expulser
apenarii:
aperantologia:bavardage intarissable
apertibilis:opening, aperient, aperibilis
aperticius:qui ouvre
apertilis:à ouvrir
apertio:an opening, unfolding
apertiuus:apéritif
aperto:to lay bare
apertor:he that opens, begins
apertularius:celui, qui ouvre avec effraction / concierge
apertura:An opening
apexabo:a kind of sausage
apexao:sorte de boudin employé dans les sacrifices
aphaca:A kind of pulse, field, chick-pea
aphace:espèce de pissenlit
aphaerema:a coarse kind of grits
aphaeresis:the dropping of a letter, syllable at the beginning of a word
aphanticum:n. pl. champ inculte
aphanticus:de terre inculte / subst. pl. n., champ inculte
aphe:the yellow sand
aphorismus:aphorisme
aphorus:tout petit poisson
aphracta:même sens
aphractum:a long vessel without a deck
aphractus:(uncovered), a ship without a deck, open boat.
aphratum:nom d'un mets [espèce de crème]
aphrissa:estragon [plante]
aphrodisiaca:sorte de pierre précieuse
aphrodisiace:a precious stone of a reddish-white color
aphrodisias2:sweet-flag, calamus
aphron:v. aphrodes.
aphronitrum:the efflorescence of saltpetre
aphtae:Cels. aphtes.
aphthae:an eruption in the mouth, the thrush
aphya:a small fish, anchovy
aphye:a small fish, anchovy
apiaceus:fait d'ache.
apiacius:
apiacon:sorte de chou frisé
apiacum:une fleur recherchée des abeilles.
apiago:plante recherchée des abeilles
apiana:(uva) raisin muscat [aimé des abeilles] / (s -ent. herba), camomille
apianus:belonging to bees, of bees.
apiarium2:a bee-house, beehive
apiarius:relating to bees;
apiarius2:a bee-keeper
apiastellum:The plant
apiaster:mélisse [plante]
apiastra:a bird that lies in wait for bees, a bee-eater
apiastrum:Wild-parsley
apiata:tisane d'ache
apiatus:Boiled with parsley
apica:a sheep that has no wool on the belly
apicio:lier
apiciosus:chauve
apicium:
apicularius:Inscr. apiculteur.
apiculum:fil de laine qui entourait l'apex du bonnet des flamines
apii:racine d'ache
apinae:trifles, worthless things
apinarius:bouffon
apinor:faire le bouffon
apio:To fasten, attach, join, bind, tie to, part. perf. pass., terram
apiosus:pris de vertige [maladie des chevaux]
apirocalus:qui n'a pas de goût
apius:apium
apluda:Chaff
aplysiae:an inferior kind of sponge
apo:To fasten, attach, join, bind, tie to, part. perf. pass., terram
apocalypsis:a disclosing, revelation
apocarteresis:a voluntary starvation
apocatastasis:a restoring to a former position;, the return of the stars to their position of the preceding year
apocatastaticus:returning, to the position of the previous year
apocha:the receipt of a creditor acknowledging the payment of a debt
apochaticus:qui concerne les quittances
apocho:int., donner quittance
apochyma:c. zopissa
apocleti:a commission of the Aetolian league, executive committee, L.
apoclisis:action d'appuyer sur [gramm.]
apocolocyntosis:the Metamorphosis into a Pumpkin
apocopa:apocope [retranchement d'une lettre ou d'une syllabe finale]
apocope:the dropping of a letter, syllable at the end of a word
apocopus:eunuque
apocrisarius:a delegate, deputy, who performs a duty in the place of another, of a high Church officer, called also
apocrisiarius:a delegate, deputy, who performs a duty in the place of another, of a high Church officer, called also
apocrotus:mal dégrossi
apocrusis:depulsio
apocrusticus:propre à chasser, à faire évacuer [remède]
apocryphicus:apocryphe
apocryphus:the apocryphal books incorporated with the Bible.
apocynon:A little bone in the left side of the venomous frog
apodecta:percepteur d'impôts
apoderinus:Apic. fait d'amandes pelées.
apodicticus:proving clearly, demonstrative
apodixis:a conclusive proof, demonstration
apodosis:a subsequent proposition, a clause which refers to one preceding, by which it is explained;
apogeus:that comes from the land
apographon:a transcript, a copy
apolectus:A kind of tunny-fish when not a year old
apollinaria:the plant commonly called
apollinaris2:A species of solanum
apollinaristae:sectateurs d'Apollinaire [hérésiarque]
apologatio:a narration in the manner of Æsop
apologeticon:apologie
!apologeticum:apologie
apologia:a defence, apology, the title of a work by Apuleius of Madaura;
apologismos:développement des arguments
apologus:A narrative
apomeli:sorte d'hydromel
apophasis:whereby one, as it were, answers himself
apophlegmatismos:a remedy for expelling phlegm, an expectorant
!apophlegmatismus:remède contre la pituite.
apophlegmatizo:donner un remède contre la pituite
apophonema:apophonème [fig. de rhét.]
apophoreticus:offert au départ
apophygis:the curve of a column at top, bottom, the apophyge
apophysis:apophyse [partie supérieure ou inférieure du fût de la colonne]
apopiras:traitement, médicament
apoplanesis:anticipatio [figure de rhétorique]
apoplecticus:apoplectic
apoplectus:apoplectic
apoplexia:apoplexy;
apoplexis:apoplexy;
apoproegmena:choses à repousser comme moins estimables [dans la morale stoïcienne]
apoproegmenon:that which is to be rejected
apopsis:an eminence that furnishes an extensive view
aporema:objet de controverse
aporia:doubt, perplexity, embarrassment
aporiatio:vacillation of mind, uncertainty, doubt
aporior:to be in uncertainty, to doubt, vacillate
aporria:écoulement
aposcopeuon:a painting by Antiphilus, in which a satyr is represented, with his hand shading his eyes, looking at something far off, aposcopon.
aposiopesis:a breaking off in the midst of a speech
aposplenos:rosemary
apostasia:a departure from one's religion, apostasy
apostata:an apostate
apostatatio:apostasie
apostatatus:apostasie
apostatice:en apostat.
apostaticus:relating to apostasy, apostatizing, Adv.
apostato:to forsake one's religion, to apostatize
apostatrix:she that apostatizes
apostema:apostume, abcès
apostema2:an abscess, imposthume
apostola:femme apôtre
apostolatus:the office of an apostle, apostleship
apostoli:lettre qui renvoie une cause à une juridiction supérieure
apostolice:adv., apostoliquement
apostolicus:relating to an apostle, apostolic
apostolus:a notice sent to a higher tribunal, judge
!apostropha:apostrophe [fig. de rhétorique par laquelle l'orateur, se détournant du juge, se tourne vers l'adversaire et l'interpelle]
apostrophe:a rhetorical figure, when the speaker turns from the judges, his hearers, and addresses some other person or thing, an apostrophe
apostrophos:a mark of elision, apostrophe
!apostrophus:a mark of elision, apostrophe
apotactitae:nom d'une secte d'hérétiques
apotamia:garde-manger
apotelesma:the influence of the stars upon human destiny
apotelesmatice:astrologie
apotelesmaticus:relatif à l'astrologie
apothecarius:a warehouseman, a clerk
apotheco:to lay up in a storehouse
apotheosis:a deification, title of a poem of Prudentius;
apothermum:plat froid
apothesis:c. apophysis
apotome:incise musicale
apozema:a decoction
apozymo:to make ferment
appagineculi:ornements, enjolivures
appango:to fasten to
apparamentum:a preparing, preparation;, that which is prepared
apparatio:f, a preparing, preparation, preparation, P a.
apparator:one that prepares
apparatorium:endroit couvert près d'un tombeau où l'on donnait les repas anniversaires en l'honneur du mort
apparatrix:she that prepares
apparens:visible, manifest
apparenter:évidemment
apparentia:a becoming visible, appearing, appearance, the external appearance
apparesco:to begin to appear
apparitorium:c. auditorium
apparitura:a serving, service
appasco:
appectoro:to press to the breast
appellatiuus:appellative, belonging to a species
appellatorius:relating to an appellant
appellatus:part. de appello 1
appellitatus:part. de appellito.
appendeo:To hang, upon, to suspend on
appendicium:an appendage
appendiculum:poids
appendium:poids attaché aux pieds des gens mis en croix
appensio:pesage [fig.]
appensor:he that weighs out, a weigher
appetentia:a longing after, appetite, gen., desire, longing
appetibilis:worthy of desire, desirable
appetitiuus:qui désire
appetitor:one that strives, longs for something
appetitorius:qui recherche
appetitrix:qui recherche
appianum:espèce de vert
appingo:to paint upon, to add by writing, to, write
appingo2:to fasten, joint to
appiosus:atteint d'un étourdissement
applano:aplanir
applar:
applausor:one that expresses approbation by clapping of hands, an applauder, plausor.
applausus:choc bruyant / applaudissement
applecto:frapper, châtier en même temps
applene:
applicatus:Placed upon, lying upon, close to, attached to
applicior:adj., au compar., serré plus étroitement
applodo:To strike, upon, to clap
applosus:c. applausus.
appluda:Chaff
applumbatus:plombé
apporrectus:stretched, extended near
apportatio:a conveying, carrying to a place
apposite:fitly, suitably, appropriately:
appositio:a setting before.
appositiuus:qui s'ajoute à un autre
appositum:], épithète
appositus2:an applying, application, abl. sing.
appostulo:to entreat, solicit importunately
apprehensibilis:that can be understood, intelligible
apprehensio:a seizing upon, laying hold of
apprehensus:part. de apprehendo.
apprenso:to seize, with eagerness;, to catch, snuff up
appretiatio:estimation
appretiatus:part. p. de appretio.
appretio:To value, estimate at a price, to appraise, rate, med.
apprime:first of all, before all, especially, exceedingly, very, adjj., verbs.
apprimus:intens., the very first;
approbabilis:digne d'approbation
approbamentum:preuve
approbatiuus:qui marque l'assentiment
approbator:one who gives his assent, approval, an approver
approbatus:part. de approbo.
approbe:très bien
approbus:very good, excellent;
appromissor:one who is security for another, security, bail
appropio:int., s'approcher [dat.]
appropriatio:a making one's own, appropriation
approprio:to make one's own, to appropriate
approximatio:relations sexuelles.
approximo:to be, draw near to, approach
appungo:piquer / marquer d'un point ou d'un signe critique
apra:a wild sow
aprarius:of or relating to wild hogs
aprarlus:
apricitas:the quality of, sunniness, sunshine
aprico:to warm in the sun
apricor:to sun one's self, bask in the sun
apriculus:a small fish, similar in appearance to the wild hog
aprifer:
aprineus:de sanglier
aprinus:of or belonging to the wild boar
aprocopes:qui ne progressent pas, inertes
aproxis:a plant whose root, takes fire at a distance
apruco:the plant commonly called
aprugineus:c. aprinus
aprugna:the flesh of a wild boar
aprugnus:of or belonging to the wild boar
apruna:the flesh of a wild boar
aprunculus:marcassin
aprunus:of or belonging to the wild boar
apsyctos:a precious stone unknown to us
aptabilis:approprié
aptabilitas:utilité, aptitude
aptabiliter:convenablement
aptatio:
aptatura:action d'approprier [art vétérinaire]
aptatus:fit, suitable
aptifico:adapter
aptitudo:propriété, aptitude
aptota:substantives that are not declined, aptotes
aptote:d'une manière indéclinable
aptotus:Diom. indéclinable.
aptra:feuilles de vigne
apua:petit poisson de mer
apuliae:toiles servant à protéger du soleil au théâtre
apus:a kind of swallow, said to have no feet, the black martin
apyrenum:a kind of pomegranate with soft kernels.
apyrenus:with soft kernels, seeds
apyretus:without fever
apyros:virgin-sulphur
apyrotos:incombustible.
aquaeductio:a conveyance of water
aquaelicium:a means, sacrifice, to produce rain
aquaemanale:bassin pour laver les mains
aquaemanalis:pertaining to water for the hand, to water for washing;
aquaemanalis2:a basin for washing the hands, a wash-basin
aquagium:a conveyance of water, an aqueduct
aquale:aiguière
aqualium:jarre
aquariolus:an attendant of lewd women
aquate:with water, by the use of water; comp., Sup.
aquaticum:- 1 - lieu humide. - 2 - couleur d'eau, vert d'eau.
aquatilia:aquatic animals
aquatilis:Living, growing, found, in, near water, aquatic
aqueus:
aquicelus:pine-kernels boiled in honey
aquiducus:drawing off water
aquifolia:aquifolium,
aquifolium:the holly-tree, the scarlet holm
aquifolius:having pointed leaves;, absol.
aquifuga:one fearful of water, one having hydrophobia
aquigenus:born in the water
aquilegium:gouttière ou réservoir
aquilegus:Water-drawing
aquilegus2:sourcier
aquilentanus:septentrional / pl. n., régions du nord, contrées boréales
aquilentus:full of water, humid, wet, bringing rain
aquilicium:a means, sacrifice, to produce rain
aquilinus:of or pertaining to the eagle, aquiline
aquilius3:c. aquilus
aquilonalis:septentrional
aquilonaris:Northerly, northern
aquilonianus:boréal, septentrional
aquilonius:Northern, northerly, of the north, a constellation
aquimanarium:bassin pour laver les mains
aquimanile:bassin pour laver les mains
aquiminale:a waterbasin, wash-basin
aquiminarium:a waterbasin, wash-basin
aquipenser:poisson de mer de la famille des esturgeons
aquiuergium:a place in which water is collected
aquositas:humeur aqueuse
aquula:a little water, a small stream of water, acula;
ara2:étable à porcs / poulailler pour les oies
arabarchia:a kind of customs in Egypt
arabilis:that can be ploughed, arable
arachidna:a wild leguminous plant, a kind of chickling vetch
arachne:sorte de cadran solaire
aracia:a kind of white figtree, aratia.
aracos:sorte de gesse
aracusia:
araeostylos:with columns standing for apart, areostyle
araneans:containing spiders' webs
araneola:a small spider
araneolus:petite araignée
araneum:a spider's web
araneus2:Pertaining to the spider, spider's-
arapennis:mot gaulois) mesure agraire = la moitié de jugerum
arataeus:
arater:a plough
aratiuncula:a small arable field, a small estate
aratorius:de labour / pl. n. terres de labour
aratrix:d'arator
aratro:to plough
aratura:labour
aratus:part. de aro.
aratus3:labourage
arbilla:embonpoint.
arbiterium:a coming near, a being present, presence;, persons present
arbitralis:of an arbiter, umpire
arbitrario:d'une façon douteuse
arbitratio:the judgment, will
arbitrator:a master, ruler, lord
arbitratrix:a mistress, female ruler
arbitratus2:part. de arbitror.
arbitrix:arbitre femme
arbitro:pass.
arboracia:
arboraria:the blackivy
arborator:a pruner of trees
arboresco:to become a tree, to grow to be a tree
arboretum:a place grown with trees
arborius:of or pertaining to a tree, tresses, locks, leaves
arbuscular:lieu planté d'arbustes
arbusculosus:planté d'arbres
arbusticola:pépiniériste
arbustiuus:Planted with trees
arbusto:to plant with trees
arbustulum:petit arbuste
arbutetum:lieu planté d'arbousiers
arcarius:of or pertaining to a money-box, ready money
arcarius2:a treasurer
arcatura:a square landmark of surveyors
arcebion:a plant, a kind of ox-tongue;
arcella:a square landmark
arcellacae:Col. une vigne inconnue.
arcellula:doub. dim., a very little box
arcera:a covered carriage for sick persons
arcessio:v. accersio
arcessitio:a calling, summons, the day of death, extr.
arcessitor:one that calls, fetches, an accuser
arcessitus2:a calling, summons, abl. sing.
arceuthinus:of the juniper-tree
archa:v. arca
archaeus:ancien
archaismos:archaïsme
archangelicus:d'archange
archangelus:an archangel
archebion:orcanète [plante]
archebulius:
archeota:a keeper of the archives, a recorder
archeotes:archiviste
archezostis:the bryony, also called
archiater:premier médecin à la Cour impériale ;
archiatria:the rank of chief physician
archiatros:the chief physician, who was at the same time physician in ordinary to the emperor
!archiatrus:the chief physician, who was at the same time physician in ordinary to the emperor
archibucolus:grand prêtre de Bacchus.
archibuculus:a chief priest of Bacchus
archiclinicus:
archidiacon:archidiacre
archidiaconatus:dignité de l'archidiacre
archidiaconus:an archdeacon
archiepiscopus:an archbishop
archiereus:a chief priest
!archierosyna:the chief priest's office
archierosyne:the chief priest's office
archigallus:a chief priest of Cybele
archigeron:chief of the old men
archigerontes:
archigubernus:chief pilot, helmsman
archimandrita:a chief, principal of monks, an abbot
archimandritissa:abbesse
archimartyr:premier martyr (en parl. de St Étienne)
archimima:acteur ou actrice à la tête d'une troupe
archimimus:chief mimic actor, pantomime, fem., chief mimic actress
archinauta:Inscr. pilote en chef, chef des matelots.
archineaniscus:prince de la jeunesse
archipiraticus:qui appartient au chef des pirates
archiposia:royauté du festin
archipresbyter:the chief of the, arch-priest
archisacerdos:chief priest
archisellium:place d'honneur
archisynagoga:chef de la synagogue
archisynagogicus:de la grande synagogue
archisynagogus:the priest that was chief ruler of the synagogue
architecta:
architectatus:part. p. d'architector.
architecticus:d'architecte
architectio:architecture
architecton:c. architectus
architectonia:[décad.] et
architectonice:the art of building, architecture
architectonicus:relating to architecture
architectonor:c. architector 1
architector:to build, construct, make
architector2:architecte
architectulus:
architriclinium:salle à manger principale
architriclinus:one that presides at the table, the master of a feast, bis.
archium:the archives
archiuum:the archives
archon:the highest magistrate at Athens after the abrogation of royal authority, an archon
archontici:
arcifer:archer
arcifinalis:[champ] tombé au pouvoir de l'ennemi
arcifinius:lands received in possession and built upon by victors after expelling the previous owners
arcio:c. accio
arcipirata:v. archipirata.
arcirma:a kind of small carriage
arcites:archers
arciuus:qui écarte
arcoleon:sorte de lion
arctatio:v. art-.
arctatus:part. passé de arcto. - 1 - resserré. - 2 - réduit.
arcte:closely, close, fast, firmly.
arction:a plant, also called
arcto:to draw, press close together, to compress, contract
arctophyllum:cerfeuil
arctum:v. art-.
arctura:
arctus2:for artus : fitted;
arcuarius:pertaining to the bow, subst. m. a maker of bows
arcuarius2:a maker of bows
arcuatilis:bow-formed
arcuatim:in the form of a bow
arcuatio:an arch
arcuatura:c. arcuatio
arcuballista:a ballista furnished with a bow;
arcuballistarius:he that shoots with an
arcubii:P. Fest. sentinelles.
arcubius:sentinelle
arcuites:archers
arculata:sacrificial cakes made of flour
arculum:a roll, hoop placed upon the head for the purpose of carrying the vessels at public sacrifices
arculus:dim. de arcus), coussinet qu'on place sur la tête pour porter les vases sacrés
arcuma:a kind of small carriage
arcumen:iris
arcuo:to make in the form of a bow, to bend, curve like a bow
ardelio:a zealous person;, a busybody, a meddler
ardeola:a little heron
ardifetus:pregnant with flame;
ardissa:plante inconnue
arduitas:steepness
arealis:of or pertaining to a threshing-floor
areator:batteur en grange
arefacio:to make dry, to dry up, Pass.
arefactus:part. de arefacio.
arefio:se sécher, se dessécher
arenaceus:sandy
arenacius:sablonneux, sec
arenaria:carrière de sable
arenarium:carrière de sable, sablière.
arenarius:of or pertaining to sand, sandstone
arenarius2:combattant du cirque, gladiateur
arenatio:a sanding, plastering with sand.
arenatum:mélange de chaux et de sable
arenatus:sanded, covered, mixed with sand
arenifodina:a sand-pit
areniuagus:wandering over sands
arenosum:terrain sablonneux
arenosus:full of sand, sandy
arenula:fine sand, a grain of sand
arepennis:mot gaulois) mesure agraire = la moitié de jugerum
argema:ulcération du cercle de l'iris
argemon:an herb;
argemone:an herb;
argemonia:a plant
argemonion:
argennon:brilliant, white silver
argenta:
argentalis:c. argentarius
argentarium:a place for keeping silver, a cupboard or safe for plate
argentatus:Plated, ornamented with silver, whose shields were covered, plated with silver
argenteolus:of silver
argentifex:ouvrier en argent
argentiolus:of silver
argentosus:abounding in silver
argentumexterebronides:[mot forgé, argentum et exterebro] escroqueur d'argent
argestes:the west-southwest wind;, the west-northwest wind.
argillaceus:clayey, of clay, argillaceous
argillosus:full of clay, abounding in clay
arguitio:action de blâmer
arguiturus:v. arguo
argumentabilis:that may be proved
argumentalis:containing proof, Adv.
argumentaliter:by way of proof
argumentatiuus:qui fait l'exposition [d'une pièce]
argumentator:he that adduces proof, an arguer;
argumentatrix:she that adduces proof, a female arguer
argumentatus:part. p. de argumentor.
argumentose:avec des arguments abondants
argumentosus:Rich in proof
argumentuose:avec beaucoup d'arguments
argutator:a subtle disputant
argutatrix:a prattling female
argutio:action de blâmer
argutiola:a piece of slyness, subtlety, a cavil, quirk, quibble
argutor:to make a noise.
argutulus:somewhat subtle
arguturus:v. arguo.
argyranche:a sarcastic word formed in imitation of, the silver quinsy
argyraspides:soldiers with silver shields, a select body of Macedonian infantry, L., Cu.
argyraspis:having a silver shield, armed with a silver shield
argyritis:a kind of silver dross, litharge of silver
argyrocorinthius:made of Corinthian brass
argyrocorinthus:fait en airain de Corinthe
argyrodamas:a silver-colored stone, similar to the diamond
argyroprata:qui fait le change de l'argent, changeur
argyros:a plant, otherwise called
argyrotoxus:qui porte un arc d'argent
arhythmatus:of unequal measure, inharmonious
arhythmus:of unequal measure, inharmonious
arianis:a plant growing wild in Ariana
arida:terre ferme
aride:sèchement
ariditas:dryness, drought.
ariena:the fruit of the Indian tree, the banana
arietarius:relating to the battering-ram
arietatio:a butting like a ram
arietatus:part. de arieto.
arietillus:[subst] pl. m., gens cornus = retors
arificus:making dry, drying, rarifica.
arilator:a haggler, chafferer
arillator:a haggler, chafferer
arinca:a kind of grain, otherwise called, rye, riguet, the one-grained wheat
aringus:hareng
ariolatio:a soothsaying, prophesying
ariolor:to foretell, prophesy, divine.
ariolus:
aris:a kind of arum, dragon - root, green dragon
aristatus:having ears of corn
ariste:the name of a precious stone
aristereon:verveine [plante]
aristifer:bearing ears of corn
aristiger:ear-bearing
aristocratia:
aristolochia:a plant useful in childbirth, birthwort
aristophorum:est vas, in quo prandium fertur, ut discus
aristosus:abounding in beards, awns
arithmetica:arithmetic, the science of numbers
arithmetica2:arithmetic
arithmetice:arithmetic, the science of numbers
arithmeticus:of or pertaining to arithmetic, arithmetical
arithmeticus2:arithméticien
arithmus:a name of the fourth book of Moses
aritudo:dryness, aridity, drought
armamentarius:de l'arsenal
armariolum:a little chest, casket, A small cabinet, a bookcase
armatio:armement
armator:celui qui équipe
armatrix:celle qui arme
armenta:Cattle for ploughing;, a herd
armentarius:pertaining to a herd of cattle
armenticius:of or relating to a herd of cattle, armentiva
armentitius:of or relating to a herd of cattle, armentiva
armentiuus:pertaining to a herd
armentosus:abounding in herds
armicustos:gardien des armes
armidoctor:celui qui montre l'exercice des armes
armifactor:armurier
armifactorium:
armifactura:manufacture d'armes
armigera:a female armorbearer
armilausa:a military upper garment
armilausia:espèce de blouse ouverte en avant et en arrière, fermée seulement sur les épaules
armile:arsenal.
armillarius:fabricant de bracelets
armipotentia:power in arms, valor
armita:a virgin sacrificing, with the lappet of her toga thrown back over her shoulder
armites:soldiers of the rear-rank
armon:c. armoracea
armoracea:horseradish
armoracia:espèce de radis sauvage
armoracium:horseradish
arna2:a lamb
arnacis:a garment for maidens, a coat of sheepskin
arnion:c. arnoglossos
arnoglossa:a plant, sheep's-tongue, plantain
arnoglosson:
arnoglossos:plantain
aromatarius:a dealer in spices
aromaticus:composed of spice, aromatic, fragrant
aromatites:A precious stone of the smell and color of myrrh, a kind of amber
aromatitis:espèce d'ambre
aromatizo:to smell of spices
aron:wake-robin
aros:
arquatura:c. arcuatio
arquatus:the jaundice, subst. m. one that has the jaundice
arquipotens:habile à manier l'arc [surnom d'Apollon]
arquites:bowmen, archers
arquo:v. arcuo.
arra:the money given to ratify a contract, earnest-money, purchase-money, a pledge, an earnest, arrha, pignus
arrabo:the money given to ratify a contract, earnest-money, purchase-money, a pledge, an earnest, arrha, pignus
arragia:galerie d'une mine d'or
arralis:of a pledge
arrenicum:arsenic, orpiment.
arrepticius:seized, inspired
arreptitius:seized, inspired
arrha:v. arra, etc.
arrhabo:the money given to ratify a contract, earnest-money, purchase-money, a pledge, an earnest, arrha, pignus
arrhalis:of a pledge
arrhenicum:arsenic, orpiment.
arrhenogonon:a species of the plant
arrhenogonos:
arrhetos:one of the Æons of Valentinus
arrhythmatus:dépourvu de rythme, dépourvu d'harmonie.
arrhythmia:manque de rythme
arrhythmos:mal cadencé
arripides:qui prend, qui tire à soi (mot forgé par Plaute).
arrogatio:a taking to, the full adoption, in the, in the presence of the, later of the emperor himself, of a, in the place of a child
arrogator:he that adopts
arroro:to moisten, bedew
arrotans:in a winding, circular motion, turning, wavering
arrugia:a shaft and pit in a gold-mine
arsella:a plant, also called
arsen:mâle [surn. de la mandragore]
arsenicum:arsenic, orpiment.
arsenogonon:v. arrhenogonon.
arsibilis:qui peut prendre feu
arsis:the elevation of the voice;
arsura:chaleur
arsus:v. ardeo
artaba:an Egyptian dry measure
artaena:a vessel for taking up liquids
artatus:part. de arto.
artemedion:dictame [plante]
artemisia2:the plant mugwort
artemo:A sail put upon the mast above the main-sail, a top-sail
artemon:A sail put upon the mast above the main-sail, a top-sail
artena2:vase à puiser de l'eau
arteria:the windpipe. — An artery.
arteria2:trachée artère
arteriace:a medicine for the windpipe
arteriacus:of or pertaining to the windpipe
arteriasis:extinction de voix
arteriosus:où il y a des artères
arteriotomia:an opening, incision in an artery
arterium:trachée artère
arthrisis:c. arthritis
arthriticus:gouty, arthritic
arthritis:a lameness in the joints, gout
arthrum:c. articulus
articulamentum:the articulation of the limbs, a joint
articulate:distinctly, articulately
articulatio:The putting forth of new joints, knots
articulator:qui démembre
articulatus:P.a., distinct, Adv.
articulosus:full of joints, full of knots
artifex2:qui pratique un art, un métier / habile, adroit / fait avec art
artificalis:c. artificialis
artifice:avec art
artificialia:things conformable to the rules of art
artificialis:of or belonging to art, artificial, according to the rules of art
artificialiter:according to art
artificina:atelier
artificiolum:dim. de artificium
artificiosus:Act., accomplished in art, skilful, artistic
artigraphia:traité de grammaire
artigraphus:auteur de grammaire, de traité
artios:proportionné
artisellium:an arm-chair
artitus:formé par de bons principes
artius:complete, perfect
artocopus:a baker
artolaganus:a kind of bread, cake, made of meal, wine, milk, oil, lard, and pepper
artolagynos:[probt] pains en forme de bouteille
artopta:a breadpan, Iu.
artopta2:A baker
artopticius:baked in an
artro:to plough
artuatim:limb by limb
artuatus:torn in pieces
artuo:disséquer
arua:an arable field, cornfield;
aruena:v. adv-.
aruenio:v. adv-.
aruiga:a ram for offering
aruignus:de bélier
aruilla:dim. de arvina, embonpoint
aruinula:un peu de graisse
aruipendium:arpent
aruix:male sheep, a ram. a ram for offering
arum:wake-robin
aruncus:the beard of the goat
arundifer:reed-bearing, crowned with reeds
arundinaceus:like a reed
arundinarius:a dealer in limed twigs
arundinatio:the poling, the propping with reeds
arundineus:Of reeds, reedy
aruocito:advocito, appeler
arura:a field, cornfield
arusion:sorte de laitue
aruspica:a female haruspex, soothsayer
aruspicinus:of or relating to the inspection of victims.
arutaena:a vessel for taking up liquids
aruus:That has been ploughed, but not yet sown, ploughed, arable
arytaena:a vessel for taking up liquids
arytena:vase à puiser de l'eau
arythmatus:dépourvu de rythme, dépourvu d'harmonie.
arythmus:v. arrhytmus.
asaron:nard sauvage [plante]
asarota:ouvrages de mosaïque
asaroticus:de mosaïque
asarotos:en mosaïque
asarotum:a floor laid in mosaic
asarum:hazelwort, wild - spikenard
asbestinum:a kind of incombustible cloth
asbestinus:incombustible.
asbeston:tissu incombustible
asbestos:a stone of an iron-gray color, found in Arcadia, differing from the common asbestos
ascalabotes:a kind of lizard
ascalia:the edible part of the artichoke
ascalon:
ascalonia:espèce d'ail d'Ascalon
ascarida:ascaride, sorte de ver du corps humain
ascaris:ascaride, sorte de ver du corps humain
ascaules:a bagpiper
ascea:an axe.
ascella:v. axilla
ascendentes:pl., ascendants
ascensio:an ascending, ascent
ascensor:one that ascends
ascenus:qui est sans tente, sans abri, sans asile
asceteria:a place of abode for ascetics, a hermitage
asceterion:couvent
asceterium:couvent, monastère.
ascetriae:women that have taken vows, female ascetics
asciculus:c. asciola
ascio2:to work, prepare with a trowel
asciola:petite doloire
ascites:a kind of dropsy
ascitus2:an acceptance, reception
ascius:sans ombre)
asclepias:the common swallowwort
asclepion:a medicinal herb named from Æsculapius
ascopa:sac de cuir
ascopera:a leathern bag, sack
ascripticius:enrolled, received in any community, as citizen, soldier, slaves bound to the soil, and transferred with it from one possessor to another
ascriptiui:
ascriptiuus:enrolled as a, supernumerary, soldier
ascyron:a plant, also called, St. John's-wort
asellio:ânier
asellulus:doub. dim., a small, young ass
asemus:sans signe), tunica asema, tunique qui n'a pas la bande pourpre
asena:comme arena
aseptus:
aser:
asia2:rye
asiarchia:dignité d'asiarque.
asinaricius:d'âne. subst. m., ânier
asinaricius2:ânier
asinusca:a kind of grape of little value
asio:a horned owl, axio
asma:chant
asomatos:incorporeal
!asomatus:incorporeal
asotia:dissoluteness, sensuality
asoticos:c. asotus
asotus:dissolu
asotus2:a dissolute man, a debauchee
!aspalathos:astragale [plante]
aspalathos:a thorny shrub, whose bark and roots yielded a fragrant oil, which was used in the preparation of spiced wine, rosewood
aspalax:an herb now unknown, spalax.
aspectabilis:That may be seen, visible
aspectamen:a look, a sight
aspectio:a look, a view
aspector:celui qui regarde
aspendios:a kind of vine
asperatio:action d'irriter, d'augmenter [la souffrance]
asperatus:um, part. de aspero.
aspergillum:goupillon, aspersoir
asperiter:roughly, harshly, severely, vehemently
asperitudo:roughness
aspernabilis:worthy of contempt, despicable, Comp.
aspernamentum:a despising;
aspernandus:méprisable
aspernanter:avec mépris
aspernator:a despiser, contemner
aspernatus:part. de aspernor.
aspersus:a sprinkling upon
asperugo:a plant with prickly leaves
asphaltion:a kind of clover with long leaves, and of the odor of asphaltum;, the common bituminous clover
asphaltus:asphalte, bitume
aspharagus:Asparagus, asparagos, sparagos
asphodelus:the asphodel, a kind of lily-shaped plant with many tubercles at the root
asphodilus:asphodèle ou ache royale
aspicialis:visible
aspideion:laitue sauvage.
aspilates:a precious stone of Arabia, aspisatis.
aspiramen:a blowing, breathing;, a communicating
aspiramentum:souffle
aspiratio:a breathing on, blowing upon, a rough breathing, aspirate. — Exhalation, evaporation, Influence
aspiratiuus:aspiré; lettre aspirée
aspisatis:sorte de pierre précieuse d'Arabie
asplenon:miltwort, spleenwort, asplenos.
asplenos:ceterach, doradille [plante]
!asplenum:miltwort, spleenwort, asplenos.
asportatus:part. de asporto.
aspratilis:rough
aspratura:petite monnaie (rugueuse)
aspredo:roughness;
aspreta:rough places
aspretum:an uneven, rough place
aspritudo:roughness
aspro:to make rough, uneven.
aspuo:to spit at, upon
assa:v. assus 1.
assa3:a dry nurse
assa4:a sweating - bath, sudatory, a simple basking in the sun, Absol., a dry-nurse, the simple voice, pipes not accompanied by the voice
assacrificium:le fait d'assister, de participer à un sacrifice
assaratum:boisson formée d'un mélange de sang et de vin
assarius2:unity, a unit
assator:rôtisseur
assatura:roasted meat
assatus:part. de asso.
assecue:adv., en suivant de près, pas à pas
assecutio:succession / action d'acquérir
assecutor:an attendant
assedo:assesseur
assefolium:a plant;
assellatio:déjection
assello:
assellor:to go to stool, to void
assenesco:to become old to
assentaneus:consentaneus
assentatrix:a female flatterer
assequela:a succeeding, succession
assequella:
asserculus:petite solive, petit chevron, petit pieu
assertorius:pertaining to a restoration of freedom
assertrix:celle qui prend la défense de
assertum:an assertion
assertus:part. de adsero 2
assessorius:pertaining to an assessor
assessura:the office of assessor, assessorship
assestrix:she that sits by, a female assistant
asseueranter:earnestly, emphatically
assiccesco:to become dry, to dry up
assiculus:A small axle-tree
assidarius:c. essedarius
assifolium:chiendent [plante]
assignator:an assigner, appointer
assignificatio:explication ajoutée en plus, expression surabondante
assignifico:To show, make evident
assimilanter:
assimilatio:an assimilating.
assimulanter:in a similar manner
assimulaticius:imitated, not real;, nominal, titular
assimulator:simulateur, hypocrite
assipondium:the weight of one as, a pound weight
assiratum:a drink composed of wine and blood;, assir
assis:comme as
assis2:forme rare, comme axis 2
assisa:flux de la mer
associetas:association
associus:associating with
assolido:tr., consolider
assolo:to level to the ground, to destroy
assonatio:accord de sons
assonus:qui fait accord avec
assulose:in shivers, splinters
assummo:
assumptiue:par induction.
assumptor:celui qui s'approprie
assumptrix:celle qui s'approprie
assumptus:action de se dégager de
assuspiro:to sigh at
assutus:v. adsuo.
asta2:a spear
astacus2:a kind of crab
astago:c. astacus
astaphis:A raisin
astator:protecteur
asteismos:the more refined style of speaking
astella:
aster:A star
astercum:pariétaire [plante]
asteria:a precious stone, cat's-eye
asteriace:a simple medicine
asterias:a kind of heron
astericum:a kind of plant, astercum
asterion:a species of spider
asteriscus:a small star, an asterisk, as a typographical mark placed before imperfect, deficient passages of authors
asterites:A kind of basilisk
asterno:to strew upon;, to stretch one's self, to lie stretched
asteroplectos:frappé par la foudre
asteroscopia:observation des astres
asthma:oppression, asthme
asthmaticus:afflicted with shortness of breath, coughing, asthmatic, spasticis
asticus:of or pertaining to the city, city-, iselastici;
astile:the shaft of a spear, javelin.
astilucus:qui brille comme un astre
astomachetus:sans colère
astrabicon:le chant de l'astraba [parce que les chanteurs étaient transportés en astraba
astragalus:astragale, chapelet [archit.] / espèce d'orobe
astralis:relating to the stars, revealed by the stars
astrapaea:pierre précieuse
astrapias:a precious stone, black in color, with gleams of light crossing the middle of it
astrapoplectus:struck by lightning
astreans:gleaming like a star
astrictio:A power of contracting, astringency
astricus:pertaining to the stars
astrido:to hiss at
astrifer:Starry
astrificans:formant les astres
astrifico:to produce, make stars
astrificus:star-producing
astriger:starry
astriloquus:talking of the stars
astrilucus:shining, gleaming like stars
astrion:a crystalline precious stone, found in India, a kind of sapphire, adularia
astrios:sorte de saphir
astriotes:pierre précieuse inconnue, employée en magie
astrisonus:sounding with the stars
astrites:c. asterites §2
astrobolos:a precious stone;, a species of, onyx;, chalcedon
astroites:an unknown precious stone of magical power
astrolapsum:astrolabe
astrolapsus:astrolabe
astrologicus:astronomique
astrologus2:de l'astronomie
astronomicus:astronomical
astronomus:an astronomer
astroonomia:knowledge of the stars, astronomy
astroscopia:astrologie
astrosus:born under an evil star, ill-starred
astu:a city, Athens
astula:A splinter, shaving, chip, a chip, shiver
astulosus:de copeaux
astulus:petite ruse
astur2:a species of hawk
astutulus:somewhat sly, cunning
astytis:a kind of lettuce
asumbolus:that contributes nothing to an entertainment, scot-free
asuper:prép. = super
asupra:adv. = supra
asyla:a plant;
asymbolus:that contributes nothing to an entertainment, scot-free
asymmeter:non symétrique
asyndeton:a rhetorical figure by which the connecting particle is omitted, Adj.
asyndetos:sans connexion
asyndetos2:sans liaison
asyndetus:standing without any connection with, or reference to, a constellation
asynthetus:c. asyndetos
asyntrophon:ronce commune
asystatos:instable, qui n'a pas de stabilité
atamussim:according to a rule, level, accurately, exactly
atanuuium:a kind of earthen bowl used by the Roman priests in offering sacrifices
atat:oh! ah! alas! lo! strange!
atauia:the mother of a great-great-grandfather, greatgreat-grandmother, a fourth grandmother
atauos:the father of a great-great-grandfather, great-great-grandmother
atelia:
ateramum:plante
athanuuium:a kind of earthen bowl used by the Roman priests in offering sacrifices
athena:
athenogeron:vieillard qui étudie
atheos:he that does not believe in God, an atheist
athera:a medicine prepared from
atheroma:a swelling upon the head, a tumor filled with matter
!atheus:he that does not believe in God, an atheist
athisca:coupe sacrée
athisce:
athla:a struggle, a work, labor, pains
athletica:the athletic art, athletics
atizoe:a precious stone of a silver lustre
atlantion:the lowest vertebra of the neck
atnepos:a son of the, of the, the grandson of a great-grandson, of a greatgranddaughter, a fourth - grandson;, atavus
atneptis:a daughter of the, of the, a granddaughter of a great-grandchild, a fourth granddaughter
atocium:a medicine that prevents conception
atomos:an indivisible element.
atomus:Uncut, not to be cut, indivisible
!atomus2:an indivisible element.
atonia:faiblesse de la vessie
atractylis:a thistle-like plant, woolly carthamus
atramentale:encrier
atramentariolum:petit encrier
atramentarium:an inkstand
atriarius:a porter, door-keeper
atricapilla:a bird of black plumage, the blackcap
atricapillus:black-haired
atricolor:blackcolored
atriolum:a small hall, an antechamber, bis;
atriplex:arroche [plante]
atriplexum:the orach, a kitchen vegetable
atritas:blackness
atritudo:c. le préc.
atritus:
atropha:membres atrophiés
atrophia:a wasting consumption, atrophy
atrophus:in a state of atrophy, consumptive
atrusca:a kind of grape
atta2:a salutation used to old men, father;
attacus:a kind of locust
attagena:a meadow-bird, the hazelhen, heath-cock
attagus2:a he-goat
attaminatio:
attamino:to touch;, to attack, rob, to dishonor, contaminate, defile
attatatae:ah! oh! eh! (pour exprimer la douleur ou l'étonnement).
attegro:verser du vin dans les sacrifices
attelabus:a very small locust without wings
attelebus:sauterelle
attemperate:opportunely, seasonably
attemperatus:part. passé de attempero; ajusté.
attemperies:c. temperies
attentatio:a trying, attempting
attentio:attentiveness, attention, application.
attentus2:action de porter le regard dans une direction, attention du regard
attenuate:dryly, without ornament
attenuatio:a diminishing, lessening
attenuitas:
attermino:to set bounds to, to measure, limit
atterraneus:belonging to the earth
attertiatus:boiled down to a third part
attestatio:an attesting, attestation, testimony
attestator:celui qui atteste
attestatus:[part. pris adjt au sens passif] attesté, prouvé
attestor:to bear witness to, to attest, prove, confirm, corroborate, lightnings which confirm that which was indicated by previous lightnings, confirmatory
attextus:part. passé de attexo; ajouté en tissant, entrelacé, attaché à.
attice3:espèce d'ocre
atticismos:atticisme, emploi du style attique
atticisso:to imitate the Athenian manner of speaking
attillo:to tickle, please
attilus:a kind of large fish found in the Po, Ladano, Adello
attinguo:to moisten, to sprinkle with a liquid
attitulatio:intitulation [d'un livre]
attitulo:to name, entitle
attolero:to bear, support
attollentia:orgueil
attonite:avec étonnement / avec attention
attonitus2:enthousiasme, exaltation
attonsio:action de tondre / destruction
attorreo:to bake, roast
attractio:a drawing together, contraction
attractiuus:qui a la propriété d'attirer, attractif
attractorius:having the power of attraction, attractive
attractus:a drawing to, attraction
attrectatio:A touching, handling
attrectatus:a handling, touching, feeling
attremo:to tremble at a thing
attrepido:to hobble along
attribulo:to press hard, to thresh
attributio:The assignment of a money-debt
attributor:celui qui adjuge (attribue)
attributum:Money assigned from the public treasury
attritio:a rubbing upon, against, friction
attropo:tr., prendre dans le sens figuré
attubernalis:one that inhabits an adjoining hut
attueor:regarder
atturatio:action de brûler de l'encens en sacrifice
atubus:c. atypus
atypus:that stammers in speaking, stammering
aua:a grandmother on the father's or the mother's side, a prejudice
auaritas:c. avaritia
aububulcus:
auca:[en part.] oie
aucella:a little bird
aucellus:c. le préc.
auceo:to observe attentively
auceptor:oiseleur
aucilla:a little bird
auctarium:an addition, augmentation, Eu., Ch.
auctifer:fruit-bearing, fruitful, fertile
auctifico:to increase, enlarge;, to honor by offerings
auctionalia:catalogues of auction sales, actionalia
auctionalis:of or pertaining to an auction;
auctionator:qui vend à l'encan
auctiuncula:dim. de auctio), petite vente à l'encan
auctius:see aucte.
auctiusculus:un peu grand, un peu haut
auctiuus:propre à augmenter
auctorabilis:répondant
auctoratio:engagement d'un gladiateur
auctoratus:part. de auctoro.
auctoror:To become security for, to give a pledge as bondsman, pass.
auctrix:She that originates a thing, an author
auctum:- a - accroissement, développement, augmentation. - b - excroissance (de chair). - c - espace supplémentaire à parcourir dans un stade.
auctumnalis:osper
auctumnascit:autumn approaches, is coming on
auctumnescit:autumn approaches, is coming on
auctumnitas:The season of autumn, the autumn, harvest-time
auctumno:to cause, bring on autumn
auctumnus:autumnal; subst. m. The season of abundance, the autumn
aucupabundus:watching, lurking for
aucupalis:pertaining to bird-catching, fowling
aucupatio:birdcatching, fowling
aucupator:oiseleur, chasseur
aucupatorius:belonging to, useful in bird-catching
aucupatus:part. de aucupo
aucupatus2:fowling
aucupes:c. auceps
aucupex:c. auceps
aucupiamen:c. aucupium
audibilis:qu'on peut entendre
audiendus:to be heard, worth hearing
audiens2:A hearer, auditor, a catechumen
auditiuncula:a brief discourse
auditorialis:of or pertaining to a school
auditorius:relating to a hearer, hearing.
auditrix:celle qui écoute
auditus2:part. de audio employé qqf comme adj., connu
auectus:part. passé de aveho; emmené, transporté, parti.
auenaceus:of oats, oaten
auenarius:of or pertaining to oats
aueno:
auens:adjt, c. libens
auenter:avec empressement
aueo:-I. to wish, desire earnestly, to long for, crave, inf., absol. -II. to be, fare well;, imper., inf.
aueo2:Y
auersatrix:she that turns away from, abominates
auersatus:part. de aversor.
auersim:avertedly, sidewise
auerso:v. aversor
auerta:a portmanteau, saddle-bags
auertarius:a horse that bears the averta
auger:an auqur, diviner, soothsayer; at Rome, a member of a particular college of priests, much reverenced in earlier ages, who made known the future by observing the lightning, the flight, notes of birds, the feeding of the sacred fowls, certain appearances of quadrupeds, and any unusual occurrences
augifico:to increase
auginos:a plant, also called
augites:a precious stone, the turquoise
augmentarius:qui augmente
augmentatio:augmentation
augmentator:celui qui augmente
augmento:to increase
augmentum:an increase, growth, augmentation
augumentum:an increase, growth, augmentation
auguraculum:the name by which the citadel of Rome was anciently called, because the augurs there observed the flight of birds
auguratio:A divining, a soothsaying
augurator:devin
auguratorium:a place where auguries were taken
auguratrix:a female soothsayer, diviner, argutatrix;
auguratus2:part. de auguro
augurialis:of or belonging to augurs, relating to soothsaying, prophecy, augurial
augurionalis:c. auguralis.
augustatus:made venerable, consecrated
auguste:reverently, sacredly, Comp, Sup.
augusto:to render venerable, to glorify, P. a.
auia2:a by-way, a desert, wilderness
auiarius:Pertaining to birds, of birds, bird-
auiarius2:a bird-keeper
auiaticus:de grand-mère, relatif à la grand-mère
auicella:c. aucella [qq mss.].
auicula:a small bird
auicularius:a bird-keeper
auideo:[avec inf.] oser / être insatiable
auiditer:Comp., Sup.
auido:int., être avide [in aliquid, de qqch]
auidus2:un avare
auillus:agneau nouvellement né
auipes:bird-footed, swift-footed
auite:from ancient times
auitium:the winged race
aulaea:c. aulaeum
aularius:courtisan
aulax:a furrow, aulix;
auletica:a plant, also called
auleticos:dont on fait des flûtes
auleticus:suitable for a pipe, flute
aulici:courtiers
aulicoctus:qui cuit dans une marmite
aulicus:-I. of or belonging to a prince's court, princely -II. of or pertaining to the pipe, flute
aulio:joueur de flûte
auliscus:canule
aulix:c. aulax.
aulon:lit de torrent
aulus2:a fluteshaped kind of scollop
aumarium:latrines publiques.
aumatium:a private place in the theatre, aumarium, armarium.
auo:v. ave
auocator:one that calls off, away
auocatrix:she that calls away
auocatus:part. passé de avoco; distrait, détourné, occupé ailleurs.
auolatio:action de s'envoler
auolsio:a plucking off, tearing off of the branches of a tree
auolsor:one that tears off
auonomicus:formé d'après le nom du grand-père
auramentum:objet en or
aurarius2:qui favorise
aurarius3:-I. a worker in gold, a goldsmith -II. a patron
aurata:daurade [poisson]
aurata2:surnom dans la famille des Sergius ; nott C. Sergius Orata
auraticius:doré
auratilis:gold-colored
aurator:a gilder
auratura:a gilding
aurea:the bridle of a horse
aureatus:adorned, decorated with gold
aureolus2:a gold coin
aureosus:c. aurosus
auresco:to become of the color of gold
aurichalcus:qui est en aurichalcum
auricilla:an ear-lap
auricoctor:he that melts, refines gold
auricolor:of the color of gold
auricomans:with golden hair
auricularis:de l'oreille
auricularius:de l'oreille
auricularius2:an aurist
auriculosus:qui est aux écoutes
aurificina:boutique d'orfèvre
aurifluus:flowing with gold
aurifodina:f, a goldmine
aurifossor:
aurigabundus:qui se livre au métier de cocher
aurigalis:pertaining to a charioteer
aurigans:glittering with gold
aurigarius:a charioteer in the races of the circus
aurigatio:a driving of a chariot in the course
aurigator:one who contends in the chariotrace, the Wagoner
auriger:bearing gold
aurigineus:jaundiced
aurigino:- intr. - avoir la jaunisse.
auriginosus:jaundiced
aurigo2:jaunisse
aurigor:to be a charioteer, a contender in the chariot-race, to drive a chariot, to contend in the chariot-race.
aurilegulus:a gold-picker, gold-collector
aurilegus:c. aurilegulus
auripigmentum:orpiment;
auriscalpium:An ear-pick
auritulus:the long-eared, the ass
auritus2:the hare
auriuestrix:brodeuse en or
aurochalcum:c. aurich-
auroclauus:orné de bandes d'or
auroresco:l'aurore arrivant
auroro:int., avoir l'éclat de l'aurore
aurosus:of the color of gold, like gold
aurugineus:-I. jaundiced -II. jaundiced, yellow
aurugino:to be affected with the jaundice, to have the jaundice
auruginosus:jaundiced
aurugo:f
aurula:a gentle breeze;
aurulentus:of the color of gold
auscultator:A hearer, listener
ausculum:a little mouth, pretty mouth, sweet mouth
auspicabilis:of favorable omen, auspicious
auspicalis:of or pertaining to divination, suitable for auguries, auspicial, Adv.
auspicaliter:with the appropriate taking of auguries
auspicialis:qui fournit un présage.
austellus:a gentle south wind
austeralis:a. plant, usually called
austerulus:somewhat harsh;
austor:a drawer, water-drawer, he who fills casks with wine
austrifer:bringing the south wind
austrina:the southern regions of a country
austronotius:the south pole
austronotus:the south pole
ausus:ventured, attempted, undertaken
autarii:
autenta:maître, arbitre souverain
authemerum:onguent qui est préparé le jour même
authenta:a chief prince, head
authenticum:the original writing, the original
authenticus:that comes from the author, authentic, original, genuine
authoritas:a producing, production, invention, cause
autochthon:autochtone [né sur le sol qu'il habite]
autochthones:aborigines
autochton:autochtone (né sur le sol qu'il habite et non venu d'ailleurs).
autocrator:autocrate
autogenitor:qui s'engendre lui-même
autographum:an autograph
autographus:written with one's own hand, autograph
automatarium:automaton-work
automatarius:of or pertaining to an automaton, automatic;
automatarius2:a maker of automata
automaton:n, a self-moving machine, an automaton
automatopoeetus:qui se meut soi-même
automatus:self - moving, voluntary, spontaneous
autopracta:choses faites spontanément
autopractor:
autopyrus:a coarse bread made of unbolted flour
autoritas:a producing, production, invention, cause
autumator:celui qui nomme
autumnascit:int., se changer en automne
autumnasco:
autumnescit:autumn approaches, is coming on
autumninus:d'automne
autumnum:increase, autumnus, The season of abundance, the autumn.
auulsio:a plucking off, tearing off of the branches of a tree
auulsor:one that tears off
auulsus:part. de avello.
auxesis:augmentation, addition
auxiliabundus:inclined to give help, aid, aiding, helping
auxiliatio:a helping, aiding
auxiliatrix:she, that helps, aids, that which aids
auxiliatus:part. de auxilio
auxilio:pass.
auxilla:a small pot
axamenta:religious hymns written in Saturnian measure, which were annually sung by the Salii
axchetypum:original, modèle
axe:en troupe.
axearius:fabricant d'essieux
axedo:a board, plank
axicia:a pair of shears
axilla:aisselle
axinomantia:a kind of divination from axes
axio:hibou cornu, moyen-duc [oiseau]
axioma:a principle, axiom
axitiones:factions, conspirations
axitiosus:acting together, in combination; of a party
axo:tr., nommer
axon:A line upon the sundial, its axis
axungia:axle-tree grease, wagon grease.
azyma:pain sans levain
azymon:unleavened
azymus:unleavened
babecalus:sot, imbécile
babiger:sot
babio:int., se vanter
babulus:a babbler, fool
baburrus:foolish, silly
bacalia:a kind of laurel abounding in berries
bacalis:bearing berries
bacalusia:a kind of sweetmeat
bacar:a wine-vessel similar to the, a wine-glass
bacarium:vase à eau / vase à vin
baccalis:bearing berries
baccanal:a place devoted to Bacchus, the place where the festivals of Bacchus were celebrated
baccar:a wine-vessel similar to the, a wine-glass
baccha2:a kind of Spanish wine
bacchans:part. prés. de bacchor; furieux, extravagant.
bacchantes:the Bacchantes, gen.
bacchar:v. baccar.
bacchatim:in the manner of the Bacchœ, Bacchantes, in a riotous, wanton manner
bacchator:débauché
bacchatus:part. de bacchor
bacchia:a kind of drinking vessel, a goblet, bowl
bacchiacus:bacchiaque [métrique]
bacchicus2:bacchiaque
bacchigenus:de Bacchus, de la vigne
baccho:se livrer à la débauche
bacchus2:sorte de poisson de mer
baccia:[primitivt] vase à vin ; [ordint] pot à eau
baccifer:- 1 - qui porte des baies. - 2 - qui porte des olives.
baccina:a plant, also called
baccula:petite baie, petit fruit.
bacellus:c. bacillus
baceolus:imbécile
bachia:[primitivt] vase à vin ; [ordint] pot à eau
bacillo:v. vacillo
bacillus:a small staff, a wand
baco:set, adorned with pearls, pearl
bacrio:a kind of vessel with a long handle, a ladle
bacterium:bâton
bactroperita:furnished with, carrying staff and pouch; a nickname for a Cynic philosopher
bacucei:daemones
bacula:a small berry
badisso:to go, to walk
baditis:the name of a plant
badius:brown, chestnutcolored
bado:int., bâiller
baeto:to go
baetuli:
baetulus:a precious stone, round and of a dark color, a species of
baetylus:bétyle [pierre fabuleuse]
bafa:sauce
baiolus:c. bajulus, baiulus
baionola:lit portatif
baionula:lit portatif
baiulatio:a carrying of burdens
baiulator:a carrier, porter
baiulatorius:of or belonging to a carrier
baiulo:to carry a burden, to bear something heavy
baiulo2:to carry
baiulus:he who bears burdens, a porter, carrier, day-laborer
baiulus2:a porter, carrier.
balabundus:bêlant
balaena:a whale
balaenaceus:de baleine
balaenacius:of whalebone
balaninus:made, prepared from the fruit of the balsam
balanites:an unknown precious stone
balanitis:skaped like an acorn
balans:a bleater, sheep
balastrum:bain
balatio:v. ballātio.
balaustium:the flower of the wild pomegranate
balbo:bégayer
balbuttio:bégayer, balbutier, articuler mal / parler obscurément / gazouiller / tr., dire en balbutiant
balena:a whale
balenacius:of whalebone
balinearius:of or pertaining to a bath
balineator:c. balneator
baliolus:dark, swarthy, chestnut-colored
balistarium:the place where the ballista is worked
balistarius:-I. he that shoots with a ballista -II. A maker of ballistœ
balistia:music, songs accompanying dancing
ballatio:danse
ballator:a dancer
ballatrix:danseuse
ballematia:danse
ballematicus:accompanying the dance
ballistarium:the place where the ballista is worked
ballistarius:de baliste
ballistarius2:A maker of ballistœ
ballistia:music, songs accompanying dancing
ballistra:a lārge military engine, resembling a bow, stretched with cords and thongs, by which masses of stone and other missiles were thrown to a great distance; a machine for projectiles, the ballista, throwing stones of a hundred pounds weight
ballistrarius:A maker of ballistœ
ballo:to dance
ballote:a plant, also called, black horehound
balluca:sable d'or
ballux:gold-sand, gold-dust
balnea:g
balnearia:bathing utensils
balnearia2:a place for bathing, a bathing-room, bath
balnearis:of or pertaining to a bath
balneaticum:a piece of money to be paid for a bath, bath-money;
balneatorius:of or pertaining to a bath
balneatrix:she who has the care of a bath
balneatus:
balneo:int., se baigner
balneolae:a small bath
balnitor:maître de bains
balsamarius:balsamique
balsameus:balsamic, of balsam
balsaminus:of balsam
baltea:a girdle, belt, sword-belt, shoulder-band, baldric, a quiver-belt, avenge strappings by slanders
baltearius:a maker, master of sword-belts
balteatus:part. p. de balteo
balteo:furnished with a girdle, belt, girded, belted
balteolus:a small girdle
baluca:sable d'or
balux:sable d'or
bambalium:[onomatopée], sorte d'instrument de percussion [bam bam, boum boum]
bambilium:[onomatopée], sorte d'instrument de percussion [bam bam, boum boum]
bamborium:[onomatopée], sorte d'instrument de percussion [bam bam, boum boum]
bananica:sorte de vigne d'un rapport incertain.
banchus:a species of fish
bancus:a species of fish
bandum:
bannanica:a variety of the vine
bapheus:a dyer
baphium:a dye-house
baphius:
baptes:an unknown precious stone, colored amber
baptisma:A dipping in, dipping under, washing, ablution
baptismum:baptême
baptismus:baptême
baptista:a baptizer, baptist, of John, the forerunner of Christ
baptizatio:a baptizing
baptizator:a baptizer
baptizo:to baptize
barathrus:vaurien, mauvais sujet
barbara:c. barbarum
barbari:[pour les Grecs] = les Romains, les Latins / [pour les Romains] = tous les peuples sauf les Grecs et les Romains / gens barbares, incultes
barbarica:aurea ornamenta
barbaricarius:a gold-weaver, an embroiderer in gold, a gilder
barbarice:like a foreigner
barbaricum:pays étranger / cri de guerre des barbares
barbaricum2:like a foreigner
barbaries:a foreign country
barbarizo:int., faire des barbarismes, parler comme un barbare
barbarolexis:the perversion of the form of a word, the change, in flection of a Greek word according to Latin usage
barbasculus:peu cultivé, quelque peu barbare ou illettré (
barbatulus:having a small, foppish beard
barbatus3:a goat
barbesco:to get a beard
barbio:to raise a beard
barbiton:c. barbitos
barbitondium:action de se raser
barbitum:c. barbitos
barbulus:pagre [poisson]
barbus:a barbel, a river barbel
barca:a small boat, a bark, barge
barcarius:conducteur de barque
barcella:petite barque
barcula:
bardaicus2:a soldier's boot.
barditus:the war-song of the Germans
barditus2:the war-cry of the Germans;, battle-cry
bardocucullus:a Gallic overcoat, cloak, with a hood, cowl, made of woollen stuff
bardus2:a poet and singer among the Gauls, a bard, minstrel.
bargina:homme de basse origine
barginna:homme de basse origine
barinulae:sondeurs qui cherchent des sources, sourciers
baripe:c. baroptenus
barippe:an unknown precious stone of a black color, with white and red spots
baritus:the war-cry of the Germans;, battle-cry
baroptenus:pierre noire tachetée de rouge et de blanc
barosus:c. baro § 1
barrinus:of or belonging to an elephant, elephantine
barrio:to cry
barritus:-I. the war-cry of the Germans;, battle-cry -II. the cry of the elephant
barycephalae:maisons à toit plat et large, qui sont basses et comme écrasées, aplaties
barycephalus:
barycus:adj, top-heavy, with low walls and broad roofs
barypicron:a Greek epithet of wormwood
barypicros:
barython:a plant, also called
barytonos:not accented on the last syllable
barytonus:baryton [qui a l'accent sur l'avant-dernière syllabe]
basaltes:a dark and very hard species of marble in Ethiopia
basanites:basalte
bascanus:fascinum
basella:a small base
basiator:a kisser, one who kisses
basiatus:part. de basio
basicula:c. basella
basilea:regina
basileum:diadème royal / onguent / plante
basilicaris:qui a trait à une basilique
basilicarius:qui prend soin des basiliques, bedeau / désoeuvré, fainéant
basilice:The best kind of nuts
basiliciarius:c. basilicarius.
basilicola:a small church, a little chapel
basilicon:espèce de collyre ou d'emplâtre / espèce de noix
basilicula:chapelle, petite église
basilicus2:the king's throw, the best throw of dice
basilisca:a plant, an antidote for the bite of the basilisk, also called
basilium:a royal, princely ornament
basioballum:
bassus:qui a de l'embonpoint
bastaga:a carriage of baggage, a carrying of freight upon wagons
bastagarius:a baggage-master
bastagia:a carriage of baggage, a carrying of freight upon wagons
basterna:a sedan chair, litter, enclosed on all sides, and carried by mules
basternarius:a bearer of a sedan
bastum:bâton
batalaria:a kind of war-ship
batalarius:
batia:an unknown kind of fish
batiaca:a kind of drinking-cup
batillum:a fire - pan, chafing-dish:
batillus:A shovel, a fire-shovel, coal-shovel, dirt, dungshovel
batiola:a small drinking-cup, a goblet
batis:a plant, seafennel, samphire
batos:the blackberry-bush, the raspberry-bush
batrachion:a medicinal plant, also called
batrachites:a precious stone of a frog-green color
batrachus:a fish, the sea-frog
battalia:the fighting and fencing exercises of soldiers and gladiators
battitura:mâchefer
battualia:the fighting and fencing exercises of soldiers and gladiators
battualium:instrument pour piler.
battuarium:a mortar
battuator:frappeur, tortionnaire
batum:poireau
batuo:to strike, beat, hit
!batus:the blackberry-bush, the raspberry-bush
batus2:a bath, a Hebrew measure for liquids, containing about nine gallons
baubo:c. baubor
baucalis:vase en terre pour rafraîchir
baudus:sot (
baxa:a kind of woven shoe worn on the comic stage and by philosophers
baxearius:a maker of woven shoes
baxius:a maker of woven shoes
bdellium:sorte de palmier / la gomme précieuse qu'on en extrait
beabilis:capable de rendre heureux
beati:-I. the happy, fortunate persons -II. the rich
beatificatio:
beatificator:qui rend heureux
beatifico:to make happy, to bless
beatificus:blessing, making happy
beatitas:the condition of the, happiness, a blessed condition, blessedness
beatulus2:the sainted fellow
beber:the beaver
bebo:int., crier bê, bê
bebra:a weapon of barbarous nations
bebrinus:of the beaver, beaver-
beccus:a beak, bill, a cognomen of
bechicus:of or for a cough
bechion:a plant good for a cough, colt, sfoot
bedella:an Asiatic plant, distinguished for its fragrant gum, the vine-palm
bee:the sound made by a sheep
belba:belua
belbus:hyène
belion:a plant
bellans:see bello.
bellatrix:warlike, skilled in war, serviceable in war
bellatrix2:a female warrior
bellatulus:pretty, neat
bellax:warlike, martial
bellearis:avec la toison
belliatus:c. bellulus
bellicrepus:qui fait entendre un bruit guerrier
bellifer:making war, warlike
bellifico:tr., attaquer, combattre
belligeratio:
belligerator:a warrior, combatant
belligeror:to wage, carry on war, to fight
bellio:the yellow ox-eye daisy
bellis:the white daisy, ox-eye
bellisonus:sounding of war
bellitudo:beauty, loveliness
bellonaria:the plant, used by the priests at the festival of Bellona
bellor:to carry on war, to war, to fight
bellosus:warlike
bellualis:bestial, brutish
belluatus:ornamented, embroidered with figures of animals
belluilis:bestial, brutal
belluinus:brutal, bestial, animal
belluosus:abounding in beasts, monsters
belluus:v. belu-.
belo:to bleat, to speak of sheep
beloacos:a plant, also called
beloculus:c. Beli oculus, nom d'une pierre précieuse
belone:a sea-fish, also called, hornpike, garfish
belotocos:a plant, also called
belualis:bestial, brutish
beluatus:ornamented, embroidered with figures of animals
beluilis:bestial, brutal
beluinus:brutal, bestial, animal
belutus:semblable aux bêtes
beluus:bestial
bema:
benedicibilis:qui bénit
benedictio:an extolling, praising, lauding
benedictum:bénédiction
benedictus:an approved person, blessed one
benefacio:faire du bien, rendre service / in aliquem aliquid bene facere, rendre un service à qqn / alicui bene facere, faire du bien à qqn, l'obliger
benefacta:esse.
benefactio:the performing of an act of kindness, a benefaction
benefactor:he who confers a favor, a benefaclor
benefice:beneficently
beneficialis:généreux
beneficiatus:
beneficientia:c. beneficentia
beneficiosus:bienfaisant
benefico:c. benefacio
beneodorus:qui sent bon
beneolens:qui sent bon, parfumé.
beneolentia:a smelling agreeably
beneplaceo:to please
beneplacitum:good pleasure, gracious purpose
beneplacitus:pleasing, acceptable
benesuadus:qui donne de bons conseils
beneualens:qui se porte bien.
beneuolens2:a well-wisher, friend
beneuolenter:avec bienveillance, affectueusement
beneuolenties:c. benevolentia
benificium:A benefaction, kindness, favor, benefit, service
benificus:comp., sup., generous, liberal, beneficent, obliging, favorable, Adv.
benigniter:-I. kindly, benignly -II. In a friendly manner, kindly, benevolently, courteously, benignly
benignor:to rejoice, take delight
beniuolens:wishing well, benevolent, favorable, propitious, kind, obliging, Comp., sup.
benna:a kind of carriage;
bennarius:conducteur d'une benna
benus:c. bonus.
bepedalium:
berillus:A precious stone of a sea-green color, coming from India, beryl
berna:v. verna.
berula:an herb, called also
berullos:the beryl, <*>u.—A ring with a beryl, Pr.
berullus:A precious stone of a sea-green color, coming from India, beryl
bessalis:comprising eight
bestialis:like a beast, fierce
bestialiter:en bête, comme une bête
bestiolus:
bestius:semblable à la bête
beta:a vegetable, the beet
beta2:bêta [deuxième lettre de l'alphabet grec] / [fig.] le second partout
beta3:the Greek name of the second letter of the alphabet, the second in any thing
betaceum:betterave.
betaceus:from, of the beet, Subst. m. beet-roo
betacium:betterave.
betacius:de bette, de poirée / subst. m., bette
betacius2:bette
betaculus:petite rave
betis:a vegetable, the beet
betizo:int., être mou, languissant
beto:to go
betonica:bétoine [plante]
betula:the birch
betulla:the birch
betulus:a precious stone, round and of a dark color, a species of
biaeothanatos:v. biothanatus
biaeothanatus:dying by violence
biarchia:the office of a, a commissaryship
biarchus:a commissary, superintendent of provisions
bibaculus:buveur déterminé
bibaria:buvette ou boissons ?
bibax:given to drink
bibilis:drinkable, potable
bibio:a small insect generated in wine
bibitio:action de boire
bibitor:a drinker, toper
bibitus:part. p. de bibo
biblia:the Bible
biblia2:the Bible
biblinus:of or made from the Egyptian papyrus
bibliothecalis:of or belonging to a library
bibliothecarius:a librarian
bibliothece:a library;, a library-room and a collection of books, The librarian, a bibliothecā, bibliothecarius
bibliothecula:a small library, a collection of books
!biblos:papyrus
biblos:the papyrus, a sort of rush that grew largely in Egypt, from the inner bark of which paper was made, paper
bibo2:a tippler, drunkard
bibonius:a hard drinker, a tippler
bibosus:given to drinking, fond of drink
bibreuis:consisting of two short syllables, a pyrrhic
bicameratum:a receptacle with two compartments
bicameratus:with a double vault, doubly arched
bicepsos:Having two heads, twoheaded, with two summits
bicessis:twenty
bicinium:a duet
bicodulus:having two tails
bicolorus:of two colors, twocolored
bicomis:with hair falling down on both sides, with a double mane
bicoris:qui a double prunelle
bicorpor:having two bodies, double-bodied
bicorporeus:c. bicorpor.
bicors:with two hearts;, dissembling, false
bicostis:
bicoxum:having two thighs
bicubitalis:de deux coudées
bicubitus:of two cubits
bidental:a place struck by lightning, consecrated by the haruspices, and enclosed;, the temple, the consecrated place of lightning, The priest of a
bidentalis:prêtre attaché à un bidental
bidentatio:a harrowing
bidento:fouir avec le hoyau
biduancula:
biduuium:[latin vulg.] = vibex
biduus:continuing two days, of two days;
biennalis:continuing two years, of two years
biennis:of two years, lasting two years
bieris:c. biremis
bifarie:c. bifariam
bifax:two-faced
bifestus:doubly festive, a twofold festival
bifidatus:cleft, divided into two parts
bifidus:cleft, divided into two parts
bifilum:a double thread
bifissus:cleft, divided into two parts, med.
biformatus:doubleformed, two-shaped
biforus:Having two doors, folding-doors
bifurcatus:c. bifurcus
bifurcis:c. bifurcus
bifurcus:having two prongs, points, two-pronged
bigae:a span of horses, pair, two horses harnessed to an open car, with white horses
bigamus:twice married
bigarius:a driver of a pair of horses
bigati:deniers d'argent (l'empreinte des pièces est celle d'un char attelé de deux chevaux).
bigatus2:a silver coin with the stamp of the
bigeminus:doubled
bigemmis:Set with two precious stones
bigener:descended from two different races, hybrid, mongrel
bignae:female twins
bigradum:double degré
biiugum:attelage à deux chevaux.
bilamna:mot de sens inconnu
bilanx:having two scales
bilbo:to make a noise like that of a liquid agitated in a vessel
bilibra:two pounds
bilibralis:weighing two pounds
bilibris2:poids de deux livres
bilinguitas:langage double, ambiguïté
biliosus:full of bile, bilious, Subst. m. a bilious person, hypochondriac
biliosus2:a bilious person, hypochondriac
bilongus:doubly long, consisting of two long syllables
bimammius:having two breasts;, having double clusters
bimater:having two mothers (only
bimatris:having two mothers
bimatus:âgé de deux ans
bimatus2:the age of two years
bimensis:espace de deux mois.
bimenstruus:of two months
bimestris:of two months, duration, of two months
bimeter:consisting of two metres
binarius:that contains, consists of two
binio:the number two, a deuce
binubus:a doublymarried man
biocolyta:one who protects against violence
bios:a very celebrated and wholesome Greek wine
biothanatus:that dies a violent death
bioticus:of or belonging to common life, used in common life, practical
bipalmis:two spans long
bipalmus:two spans long, broad, of two spans
bipartio:to divide into two parts, to bisect
bipartite:c. bipartito
bipartitio:division en deux parties
bipartito:in two parts, divisions, in two ways, to attack in two parties, divisions
bipartitus:divided:
bipeda:a tile, flagstone two feet long, for pavements
bipedale:a tile, flag-stone two feet long
bipedaneus:two feet long, wide, thick
bipedia:bipèdes
bipedius:
bipedus:mesurant deux pieds
bipennifer:bearing a two-edged axe
bipensilis:that may be suspended on two sides
bipertio:to divide into two parts, to bisect
bipertite:après s'être partagé en deux parts, en deux parts, sur deux fronts.
bipertitio:division en deux parties
bipertitus:part. de bipartio
bipinnis:having two wings, two-winged
biplex:double
biplicitas:qualité d'un objet double
bipotens:qui a double pouvoir
biprorus:having two prows
birota:a cabriolet
birotus:twowheeled, with two wheels
birrhus:sorte de capote
birrum:a cloak to keep off rain
birrus:sorte de capote
bisacutus:à double tranchant.
bisdiapason:indécl., double octave [t. de musique]
biselliarius:one who enjoys the honor of the
biselliatus:the honor of a
bisellium:a richly ornamented seat of honor
biseta:truie dont les soies sur le cou se divisent en deux parties, s'allongent des deux côtés
bisextialis:containing two
bisextilis:containing an intercalary day
bisextium:double setier
bisextum:an intercalary day;
bisextus:c. bisextilis
bisextus2:an intercalary day; so called, since the 24th of February = VI. Cal. Mart., was doubled
bisolis:having two, foot, soles
bisomum:a sarcophagus for two persons
bisonus:sounding twice
bispellio:a man with two skins, a cunning man
bisquini:[poét.] deux fois cinq = dix
bisseni:[poét.] deux fois six = douze
bissextus:
bisulca:animals with cloven feet
bisulcilingua:with a cloven tongue;, a hypocrite, a double-tongued, deceitful person
bisulcis:
bisyllabus:dissyllabic
bitemporis:qui peut être longue ou brève [syllabe]
bitienses:those who are continually wandering about
bitulus:v. vitulus
bituminatus:impregnated with bitumen, bituminous
bitumineus:consisting of bitumen, bituminous
bitumino:to cover, impregnate with bitumen, P. a.
bituminosus:abounding in bitumen, bituminous
biuertex:with two summits, peaks
biuira:a woman married to a second husband
biumbris:c. amphiscius
biuri:the name of rodent animals found in Campania
biurus:queue), animal [en Campanie] qui ronge la vigne
blachnon:a kind of fern
blactero:to bleat
blaesus3:one who lisps
blandicella:coaxing, flattering words
blandicellus:paroles flatteuses
blandicule:flatteringly, soothingly, courteously
blandidicus:speaking soothingly, coaxingly, kindly
blandiens:a flatterer
blandificus:flattering, soothing
blandifluus:flowing, diffusing itself sweetly, pleasantly
blandiloquens:speaking courteously, flatteringly, soothingly
blandiloquentia:coaxing language, softness of expression
blandiloquentulus:speaking caressingly, fair-spoken
blandiloquium:soft words, flattering speech
blandimenta:caresses, flatterie / [fig.] agréments, douceurs / assaisonnement, condiments / baumes, remèdes / soins délicats [à une plante]
blandiosus:affable, plein d'attention
blandities:The quality of one, a caressing, flattering, flattery
blanditim:in a flattering, caressing manner
blanditio:flatterie, caresse
blanditor:a flatterer
blanditus:pleasant, agreeable, charming
blandulus:pleasing, charming
blanx:naïf, niais
blapsigonia:a disease which prevents bees from breeding
blas:naïf, niais
blasphemabilis:that deserves reproach, censurable
blasphematio:a reviling
blasphemator:celui, celle qui outrage ; blasphémateur, -trice
blasphematrix:celui, celle qui outrage ; blasphémateur, -trice
blasphemia:parole outrageante, blasphème
blasphemiter:avec blasphème
blasphemium:a reviling, slander
blasphemo:to revile, reproach, to blaspheme
blasphemus:reviling, defaming, subst., blasphemer
blasphemus2:blasphemer
blateo:c. blatero § 2
blateratio:a babbling
blateratus:part. de blatero
blateratus2:a babbling, prating
blatero2:a babbler, prater
blato:diseur de niaiseries, bavard / valet de chambre
blattaria:moth-mullein
blattea:Purple
blattearius:teinturier en pourpre
blattero:int., babiller, bavarder / tr., dire (laisser échapper) en bavardant / int., blatérer [cri du chameau] / coasser [cri de la grenouille]
blatteus:purple-colored, purple
blattia:c. blatta § 2 / crotte, éclaboussure / caillot de sang
blattiarius:a dyer in purple
blattifer:wearing purple, clothed in purple
blattinus:§ 2), couleur de pourpre
blattio:v. blatio.
blax:naïf, niais
blechhnon:a kind of fern
blechon:wild pennyroyal
blechron:sorte de fougère
blendea:an inferior kind of seafish
blendius:poisson de mer inconnu
blennius:
blitum:blette [plante]
blitus:a vegetable, in itself tasteless, but used as a salad, orache, spinach
boa2:a large Italian serpent, a water-serpent, so called because it milked cows, because it could swallow an ox
boarius2:marchand de boeufs
boas:le serpent boa / enflure des jambes par suite d'une marche pénible / rougeole [maladie]
boatim:v. bovatim.
boatus:a loud crying, a bellowing, roaring
bobsequa:a neatherd, herdsman
boca:bogue [poisson] / boeuf marin
bocas:bogue [poisson] / boeuf marin
bocchus2:nom d'une plante
bocula:v. bucula.
boethus:the aid, assistant of a scribe
boiae:a collar for the neck
bolarium:petite motte
bolbiton:the dung of cattle
bolbus:v. bulbus
boletar:a vessel for mushrooms, lemm.
bolis:a fiery meteor of the form of an arrow
bolites:the root of the plant
bolonae:A draught of fishes set to sale
bombax:indeed! strange! Ca., Ba., Ps., Ba.
bombica:
bombico:int., résonner
bombicum:bourdonnement
bombilator:qui bourdonne
bombilo:int., bourdonner [en parl. des abeilles]
bombinator:the buzzer, hummer
bombino:int., bourdonner [en parl. des abeilles]
bombio:to buzz, hum
bombisonus:bourdonnant
bombitator:
bombito:to buzz, hum;
bombizatio:the buzzing of bees
bombizo:v. bombilo
bombo:
bombosus:qui résonne
bombycina:silk garments
bombycinator:qui travaille la soie
bombycino:tr., travailler la soie
bombycinum:a silk texture, web
bombycius:qui convient à faire des flûtes.
bombylis:the silkworm in its chrysalis state
bombylius:
bomiscus:petit autel
bona:see bonus.
bonacus:c. bonasus
bonae:good women
bonanimis:
bonasus:a species of bull in Pœonia, with the hair of a horse, and with horns unfit for fighting
bone:c. bene.
bonememorius:d'heureuse mémoire
bonifatus:lucky, fortunate
bonificus:qui fait le bien
boniloquium:beau langage
boniloquus:qui parle bien, éloquent
bonimoris:well-mannered
bonus2:a morally good man.
bonuscula:small possessions, a little estate
boo2:to cry aloud, roar
boopis:ayant des yeux de vache
borealis:northern
boreotis:northern
boreus:pertaining to the north wind, northern
boria:kind of jasper
boricus:c. boreus
borinus:c. boreus
borith:a plant purifying like soap, soapwort
borius:pertaining to the north wind, northern
borras:The north wind;, Acc.
borrio:to swarm
boscis:a kind of duck
bostar2:étable à boeufs
bostrychites:a precious stone
bostrychitis:pierre précieuse inconnue [qui ressemble à une chevelure frisée]
bostrychus:curled, in ringlets
botanicum:herbier
!botanismos:sarclage des herbes
botanismos:a weeding, a pulling up of weeds
botellus:a small sausage
bothynus:a fiery meteor in the form of a pit
botontini:amas, monticules de terre faisant bornage entre les terrains
botontones:amas, monticules de terre faisant bornage entre les terrains
botrax:sorte de grenouille
botrio:a cluster of grapes
botronatus:an ornament for the hair of a female, in the form of a cluster of grapes
botrosus:qui est en forme de grappe
botruosus:full of clusters
botrus:the grape
botruus:grappe de raisin / [fig., en parl. d'étoiles formant comme une grappe]
botryites:sorte de pierre précieuse
botryitis:a kind of calamine
botryo:a cluster of grapes
botryodes:in the form of a cluster of grapes
botryon:a medicine prepared from excrements
botryon2:grappe de raisin.
botrys:armoise [plante]
boua2:-I. a swelling of the legs -II. a large Italian serpent, a water-serpent, so called because it milked cows, because it could swallow an ox
bouarius2:marchand de boeufs
bouatim:after the manner of oxen, cows
bouicidium:a slaughtering of cattle
bouilla2:a cattle-stall
bouillus:of or pertaining to oxen, cows
bouinator:A brawler, blusterer, reviler
bouinor:to bellow at, brawl, revile
bouinus:of or pertaining to oxen or cows
bouo:to cry aloud, roar
boustrophedon:from right to left and back again alternately, forwards and backwards
box:a sea-fish
brabeum:a prize in the games
brabeuta:one who presided at the public games, an umpire, one who assigned the prizes
brabifer:
brabilla:prune sauvage
brabium:prix de la victoire dans les jeux publics
brabyla:a plant
bracae:braies [chausses plus ou moins larges serrées par le bas, portées par les barbares]
bracarius:a maker of trowsers, breeches
bracchiale:an armlet, bracelet
bracchiatus:with boughs, branches like arms
bracchiolaris:pertaining to a muscle of a horse
bracchionarium:a bracelet
brace:a Gallic name of a particularly white kind of corn, blé blanc de Dauphiné;
braceus:pertaining to breeches
bracha:c. braca
brachiale:an armlet, bracelet
brachialis:of or belonging to the arm
brachialis2:bracelet
brachiati:porteurs de bracelets (soldats)
brachiatus:with boughs, branches like arms
brachilis:forme vulgaire au lieu de bracile
brachiolaris:pertaining to a muscle of a horse
brachiolum:A small, delicate arm
brachionarium:a bracelet
brachycatalecticum:a verse that wants a whole foot, half a metre
brachycatalectum:a verse that wants a whole foot, half a metre
brachycatalectus:vers brachycatalectique [auquel il manque un pied]
brachypota:a small drinker
brachysyllabus:pied de trois brèves, tribraque
bracile:ceinture
bractamentum:action de boire
bractea:a thin plate of metal, gold-leaf
bractealis:of metallic plates, golden
bracteamentum:glitter, splendor
bractearia:batteuse de métaux
bractearius:a worker in gold-leaf, a gold-beater, fem.
bracteator:a goldbeater
bracteatus:covered with gold-plate, gilt
bracteola:a thin leaf of gold
bractor:pass.
brado:jambon
branca:patte [d'animal féroce]
branchia:the gills of fish
branchiae:branchies, ouïes de poisson / gorge de l'homme
branchos:hoarseness
brandeum:sorte de ceinture enveloppant les reliques
brasmatiae:a, shaking of the earth, an earthquake
brassicae:varieties of cabbage
brassicum:c. brassica
brastae:a, shaking of the earth, an earthquake
brattealis:
brattearius:
bratteator:
brattiarius:batteur de métaux, et surtout d'or
bratus:a tree similar to the cypress
brauium:prix de la victoire dans les jeux publics
brecta:sorte de nourriture pour les chevaux en Cappadoce
bregma:partie supérieure de la tête [sinciput]
brephotropheum:a foundling hospital
brephotrophium:hospice pour nouveau-nés
brephotrophus:one who brings up foundlings
breuia:shallow places, shallows, shoals
breuiarius:abridged
breuiatim:en abrégé
breuiatio:a shortening
breuiator:An abbreviator, epitomizer
breuiatus:part. p. de brevio
breuiculus2:a short writing, a summary
breuigerulus:porteur de bordereaux
breuiloquens:speaking briefly, brief
breuiloquentia:brevity
breuiloquium:brevity
breuiloquus:short, speaking briefty
breuio:to shorten, abbreviate, abridge
breuis2:(sc. syllaba)
breuis3:a short catalogue, summary
bria:a wine - vessel
bridus:ustensile de cuisine
brigantes:a species of small worm in the eyelashes
brisa:the refuse grapes after they are pressed, grape-skins
briso:fouler (le raisin)
britannica:sorte de patience [herbe]
brocchitas:a projection of the teeth in animals
brocchus:projecting
broccus:projecting
brochon:the gum flowing from the
brochus:projecting
bromatici:those who loathe food
bromos:oats
bromosus:stinking, fetid
bromus:odeur fétide
bronchia:the bronchial tubes
bronchus:celui dont la bouche avance / proéminent
broncus:projecting
bronia:the thunderstone, a precious stone
brontea:the thunderstone, a precious stone
brontia:the thunderstone, a precious stone
bruchus:a kind of locust without wings
brumaria:a plant, also called
brumosus:d'hiver
brunda:tête de cerf
brunicus:[mot gaulois ou espagnol], petit cheval
bruscum:an excrescence on the maple-tree
bruta:bru
brutalia:les animaux (dépourvus de raison).
brutalis:les êtres sans raison, les animaux
brutes:bru
brutesco:to become brutish, rough, unreasonable
brutisco:int., s'abrutir / devenir insensible (inerte)
bruttia:poix du Bruttium
brutum:[surt. au pl.], bête brute
brya:a shrub, also called, and
bryon:Moss;
bryonia:a wild vine, the bryony;, the white, the black
bryonias:bryone ou couleuvrée [plante]
bu:a Greek prefix, which, in composition, expresses the idea of greatness
bua:the natural sound made by infants in asking for their drink
bubalinus:pertaining to the African gazelle
bubalion:a wild cucumber
bubalus:of the gazelle
bubalus2:a kind of African stag, gazelle
bubella:dim. de bubula
bubilo:int.  huer [cri du hibou]
bubino:tr., salir avec les menstrues
bubleum:a kind of wine
bublinum:sorte de vin
bubo2:to cry like a bittern
bubonion:a plant useful against swellings in the groin, also called
bubonium:a plant useful against swellings in the groin, also called
bubsequa:a neatherd, herdsman
bubularius:
bubulcarius:a ploughman
bubulcito:to be a herdsman, to keep, feed, drive oxen
bubulcitor:to be a herdsman, to keep, feed, drive oxen
bubulinus:of cattle, ox
bubulo:to cry, hoot, screech like an owl
bucaeda:one who is whipped with thongs of ox-hide
bucale:muselière en fer
bucardia:an unknown precious stone, a kind of turquoise
buccea:a morsel, mouthful
buccella:a small mouthful, morsel
buccellago:sorte de farine
buccellare:a cooking utensil
buccellaris:meal ground from biscuit
buccellarius:qui mange du biscuit, (satellite), soldat d'un particulier
buccellatarius:
buccellatum:soldiers, biscuit
buccha:The cheek, rouged
buccifer:qui a une grande bouche
buccina:a crooked horn, trumpet
buccinator:one who blew the, a trumpeter
buccino:to blow the, to sound, give a signal with the trumpet, impers.;
buccinum:The sound, blast of a trumpet, a quarter in Rome
buccinus:a trumpeter;
buccosus:qui a une grande bouche
bucculare:vase à mettre sur le feu
buccularius:the maker of beavers for helmets
bucculentus:having full cheeks, a large mouth
buceras:a plant, fenugreek
bucetum:a pasture for cattle, cow-pasture
bucinum:The sound, blast of a trumpet, a quarter in Rome
bucita:a pasture for cattle, cow-pasture
bucitum:c. bucetum
bucolia:
bucolicos:pastoral, bucolique, qui concerne les boeufs ou les pâtres
bucolicus:pertaining to shepherds, pastoral, bucolic.
bucolismus:
bucolista:poète bucolique
bucranium:oxhead.
bucrius:sorte d'animal sauvage inconnue
buculus:de boeuf
buculus2:a young bullock, a steer
buda:sorte de jonc (que l'on peut tresser)
budinarius:celui qui tresse des laîches en forme de nattes
bufalus:c. būbalus 2 (à tort bŭfa-)
bugillo:a plant, also called
buglossa:oxtongue, bugloss, an herb
buglossos:oxtongue, bugloss, an herb
bugonia:the generating of bees from the putrid carcasses of cattle, the title of a work of Archelaus
bulapathum:the herb patience
bulbaceus:that has bulbs, bulbous
bulbatio:a forming of bulbs
bulbine:a kind of bulbous plant
!bulbos:A bulb, bulbous root
bulbosus:bulbous
bulbulus:a small bulb
buleuterion:the place where the Greek senate assembled, the senate-house
buleuterium:the place where the Greek senate assembled, the senate-house
bulga:a leathern knapsack, bag
bulima:
bulimo:to have bulimy, insatiable hunger
bulimosus:afflicted with insatiable hunger
bulimus:great hunger, bulimy;, weakness of the stomach, fainting
bullatio:a bubbling, forming of pebbles
bullesco:to bubble, form bubbles
bullitio:formation de bulles, bouillonnement
bullitus:part. p. de bullio, qui a bouilli
bullitus2:the bubbling, gushing up of water
bullula:A watery vesicle
bumammus:with large clusters
bumasta:
bumelia:a kind of ash-tree
bunias:a kind of Swedish turnip
bunion:terre-noix [plante]
bunitus:made from bunion
bupaeda:a huge youth
bupaes:grand garçon
buphtalmos:chrysanthème / joubarbe [plante]
buphthalmos:Oxeye, a plant
bupleuron:an umbelliferous plant, hare, s-ear
buprestis:A venomous beetle, whose sting caused a swelling in cattle
bura2:the curved hinder part of the plough of the ancients, the plough-beam, Acc.
burdatio:
burdo2:a mule (the offspring of a horse and she-ass, while mulus is the offspring of an ass and a mare
burdonarius:a muledriver
burdonicus:
burdunculus:a plant, borage
burdus:a mule, the offspring of a horse and she-ass
burgarii:inhabitants of a castle, defenders of the borders
burgus:a castle, fort, fortress
buricus2:a small horse
burio:to swarm
buris2:a plough-beam, crooked timber holding the ploughshare, V.
burius:a species of animal
burra:A small cow with a red mouth, muzzle
burrae:trifles, nonsense
burranicum:a kind of vessel
burrhinon:a plant, oxnose
burrhus:sorte de capote
burrichus:a small horse
burricus:a small horse
burrio:- intr. - s'agiter comme une fourmilière.
burrus2:red
bursa2:peau, cuir
buselinon:espèce d'ache [plante]
buselinum:a plant, ox-parsley
busequa:a neatherd, herdsman
bussequa:bouvier.
bustans:part. de l'inusité busto, qui brûle les corps
bustar:a place where dead bodies were burned
busticetum:a place where dead bodies were burned
bustio:combustion
bustirapus:a robber of tombs
busto:
bustrophedon:v. boust-.
bustualis:of or pertaining to the place where dead bodies were burned
bustuarium:lieu où l'on brûle les morts
bustuarius2:celui qui brûle les corps
busycon:grosse figue
buteo2:a kind of falcon, hawk
buthytes:boeuf sacrifié
butio:int., crier bu [comme le butor]
butio2:a bittern
buttuti:interj.
butubatta:trifles, worthless things
butus:part. de l'inus. buo), c. imbutus
butyr:beurre.
butyron:
butyrum:beurre
buuile:var. de bovile
buxa:boîte en buis
buxans:of the color of boxwood
buxetum:a plantation of boxwood
buxiarius:relatif au buis
buxosus:like boxwood
buxtula:petite boîte
buxula:petite boîte
byblos2:- 1 - tige de papyrus. - 2 - écorce de papyrus, papier.
byrrhus:sorte de capote
byrrus:v. birrus.
byrsa2:peau, cuir
byssicus:de lin fin, de batiste / subst. f. ou n., étoffe ou vêtement de lin
byssina:étoffe ou vêtement de lin
byssinum:a garment of byssus;
byssinus:made of byssus
byssum:cotton, cotton stuff, a fine kind of flax, and the linen made from it;
byssus:lin très fin, batiste
caballa:a mare
caballarius:a rider, horseman, a hostler, cavaliero, chevalier.
caballatio:fodder for a horse
caballico:int., chevaucher, aller à cheval
caballio:a small horse, a pony
caballion:a plant, also called, hartstongue, spleenwort
cabanna:cabane
cabator:pour cavator), graveur sur pierres
cabenses:prêtres des Féries latines sur le mont Albain
cabo:cheval hongre
cabus:a corn-measure
cacabaceus:of or pertaining to a kitchen-pot
cacabatus:black, sooty, besmeared like a cooking-pot
cacabo:to cackle
cacabulus:a small cooking-pot, a pot, vessel
cacabus:a cooking-pot
cacalia:a plant, called also, colt, sfoot
cacator:celui, celle qui fait caca
cacaturio:to desire to go to stool
cacatus:part. de caco.
caccabaceus:de marmite
caccabatus:noirci comme une marmite
caccabinus:cuit dans une marmite
caccabo:cacaber [cri ou chant de la perdrix]
caccabulus:casserole
caccacabaceus:of or pertaining to a kitchen-pot
caccacabatus:black, sooty, besmeared like a cooking-pot
caccacabulus:a small cooking-pot, a pot, vessel
caccacabus:a cooking-pot
caccitus:mignon ? [sens incertain]
cacemphaton:ill-sounding, a low, improper expression
cachecta:one that is in a consumption
cachectes:cachectique, qui est d'une santé précaire
cachecticus:hectic, consumptive, cachectic
cachexia:a consumption, wasting, cachexy
cachinnabilis:Capable of laughing, laughing
cachinnatio:a violent laughing, immoderate laughter
cachinno2:one who laughs violently, a laugher, derider
cachinnosus:given to loud laughter
cachla:a plant, also called, oxeye
cachry:graine de romarin / bourgeon hivernal qui pousse sur le sapin, le noyer, le tilleul, le platane / petite amande qu'on trouve dans la graine du pourpier marin
cachrys:An appendage to the catkin of certain trees in autumn, a cone
cacillo:int., glousser
cacizotechnos:c. catatexitechnos.
cacochymia:
cacochymus:
cacodaemon:
cacologia:injure
cacometer:faulty in metre, unmetrical
cacometrus:faulty in metre, unmetrical
cacophaton:a union of two or more disagreeable sounds which form an equivocal word, expression, cacophony
cacophemia:[contr. d'euphémisme] action de donner une désignation mauvaise à une chose qu'on veut présenter comme bonne
cacophonia:a disagreeable sound formed by the meeting of syllables, words, cacophong
cacosyntheton:an incorrect connection of words
cacosystatus:qui manque de solidité
cacozelia:a bad, faulty, awkward imitation
cacozelon:c. cacozelia
cacozelus:a bad imitator
!cactos:cardon / [fig.] épine
cactos:a prickly plant with edible stalks, Spanish artichoke
cacula:a servant, the servant of a soldier
caculatum:servitude
caculor:être au service
cacuminatus:terminé en pointe.
cacumino:to point, make pointed
cacus:a servant
cadauerina:the flesh of a carcass
cadauerinus:of carrion
cadauerosus:like a corpse, ghastly, cadaverous
cadax:qui cloche souvent
cadesco:int., menacer de tomber
cadialis:of or pertaining to a jar
cadiuus:falling of itself
cadmea:an ore of zinc, calamine, cadmia
cadmia:an ore of zinc, calamine, cadmia
cadmitis:a kind of precious stone
caduca:épilepsie
caducarius:relating to property without a master
caduceatus:having, bearing the herald's wand
caduceum:caducée [verge que portaient Mercure et les envoyés, les hérauts, etc.]
caducia:épilepsie
caduciter:precipitately, headlong
cadytas:a Syrian parasitical pl'ant
caecatio:action d'aveugler, aveuglement
caecator:he who stops, obstructs a fountain
caecatus:part. de caeco.
caecias:the northeast wind, north-east by east
caecilia:A kind of lizard
caecitudo:blindness
caecula:sorte de serpent [sans yeux]
caeculto:to be like one blind, to be dim-sighted
caecum:le caecum [intestin]
caecus3:un aveugle
caecutio:to be blind, to see badly
caedrus:v. cedrus.
caelatus:P. of caelo.
caelestinus:heavenly
caeli:
caelia:a kind of beer made in Spain
caelibalis:a small spear, pin, with the point of which the bride's hair was divided into six locks
caelibaris:a small spear, pin, with the point of which the bride's hair was divided into six locks
caelicus:celestial, magnificent
caelifluus:flowing from heaven
caeligena:né dans le ciel
caeligenus:heaven-born
caeliger:heaven supporting
caeliloquax:inspiré
caeliloquus:adj, heavenly speaking
caelipotens:m., powerful in heaven
caelitus:From heaven
caementa:A rough, unhewn stone, as it comes from the quarry, a quarry-stone
caementaria:taille des pierres
caementarius:a stone-cutter, a mason, a builder of walls
caementatus:assemblé avec du mortier
caementicius:of or pertaining to quarried stones, consisting of them, med., unhewn, quarry-stone
caementitius:of or pertaining to quarried stones, consisting of them, med., unhewn, quarry-stone
caena:the principal meal of the Romans in the early period, taken about midday, dinner, supper
caenacularius:pertaining to a garret;
caenaculum:a dining-room, an upper story, an upper room, a garret, attic
caenaticus:pertaining to a dinner
caenatio:a dining-room, a dining-hall, bis.;
caenatiuncula:a small dining-room
caenatorius:of or pertaining to dinner, to the table
caenaturio:to have an appetite for dinner
caenatus:
caenito:to dine often, much, to be accustomed to dine, to dine
caenositas:f, a dirty place;
caenula:a little dinner
caenulentus:covered with mud, muddy, filthy
caeparia:a disease in the privy members
caeparius2:a trader in onions.
caepetum:espace de jardin planté d'oignons (carré d'oignons)
caepicium:oignon, tête d'oignon
caepina:oignon, semence ou semis d'oignons
caepitium:nom. propr., an onion;
caepuila:a field, bed of onions
caepula:petit oignon, ciboule
caepulla:petit oignon, ciboule
caerefolium:cerfeuil [plante]
caeremonia:[sens rare] caractère sacré / vénération, respect religieux / manifestation de la vénération, culte / cérémonie (surtout au plur.)
caerimonialis:pertaining to religious rites, ceremonial;
caerimonior:to treat with due ceremony, to worship
caerimoniosus:per taining, devoted to religious rites
caerimonium:the sacred. the divine, that which has reference to the Deity
caerulans:dark-colored, sky-blue
caeruleatus:dark-colored, dark blue, sky-blue
caeruleus3:bleu ou peau bleue [poisson]
caerulosus:d'un azur très sombre
caesa:a cut
caesalis:de taille, propre à être taillé
caesapon:a kind of lettuce
caesar2:c. caeso
caesariatus:Covered with hair, having long hair
caesio:A cutting, lopping
caesitas:blue, blueness
caesitius:bluish, dark blue
caesna:the principal meal of the Romans in the early period, taken about midday, dinner, supper
caeso:tiré du sein de sa mère par l'opération césarienne
caesor:one who hews something
caespitator:cheval) qui trébuche
caespiticius:made of turf
caespito:int., trébucher sur le gazon, tomber
caesposus:abounding in turf, grass
caesticillus:a small ring, hoop placed upon the head to support a burden
caesticus:of a boxer's glove
caestus2:a girdle, tie, belt, girth, strap; the girdle of Venus
caesullae:having gray eyes
caesum:césure (t. de gram.).
caesura:A cutting, felling, hewing, hewing off
caesuratim:with pauses in short clauses
caesus:P. of caedo.
caesus2:a cutting, a cutting off
caeterus:the other, that which exists besides, can be added to what is already named of a like kind with it; the other part, the remainder, the rest, for the rest
caia:a cudgel
caiatio:a striking, a cudgelling, beating of children
caiatio2:fouet (infligé aux enfants), correction, bastonnade.
caio:to beat, cudgel
cala:a piece, billet of wood
calabarriones:Gell. crieurs publics (qui convoquaient le peuple).
calabrix:a shrub, the turkey-berry, buckthorn, used in dyeing
calam:secretly, privately;, hidden, secret, unknown
calamatus:sorte de bonnet, de casque
calamaucus:sorte de bonnet, de casque
calamaules:qui joue du chalumeau
calamellus:a little reed
calamentum:withered, dry wood on the vine
calamintha:herbe aux chats.
calaminthe:a plant, a kind of mint
calaminus:formé de roseaux
calamiscus:petite branche creuse d'un candélabre
calamistratorium:aiguille de tête, épingle de cheveux
calamites:the green frog
calamochnus:a kind of sea-foam;
calantica:a covering for the head of women, which fell down over the shoulders
calasis:a kind of tunic which the Greeks call
calatio:a calling, summoning
calator:a servant, of priests
calatorius:relating to priests, servants
calatus:part. de calo.
calbeus:a kind of armband, fillet
calcabilis:sur lequel on peut marcher
calcaneum:talon / sabot du chameau
calcaneus:the heel
calcarea:
calcaria:a lime-kiln
calcariarius:of or pertaining to burning lime
calcariensis:a limeburner
calcata:the material for filling ditches, fascines;
calcatae:fascines (
calcatio:action de fouler
calcatius:d'une manière plus ramassée
calcator:one who treads something, grapes, a treader of grapes
calcatorium:a wine-press
calcatrix:f, she who treads upon something, despises it, she who contemns
calcatura:a treading
calcatus:P. of calco.
calcatus2:a treading
calceamen:a shoe
calceamentarius:a shoemaker
calcearia:f, a shoe-shop
calcearium:money for shoes, shoemoney
calceator:a shoemaker
calceatus:part. de calceo.
calceatus2:a covering for the foot, a sandal, shoe
calceocaliga:soulier montant
calceolus:a small shoe, half-boot
calchisso:prophétiser (comme Calchas).
calciamen:a shoe
calciaria:cordonnerie
calciarium:money for shoes, shoemoney
calciator:a shoemaker
calciatus:v calceo.
calciatus2:a covering for the foot, a sandal, shoe
calcifraga:an herb said to be a remedy for the stone, hartstongue
calciolarius:one who makes shoes, a shoemaker
calcis:v. aussi calx 2
calcitratus:a striking with the heel, a kicking
calcius:a shoe, a half-boot, to become senator
calcularius:of or pertaining to calculation
calculatio:-I. a computation, calculation, reckoning -II. calculus, gravel, stone
calculator:a computer, teacher of arithmetic
calculatorius:of or pertaining to an accountant
calculatrix:celle qui calcule, qui enseigne à compter
calculatura:
calculensis:of or pertaining to stones
calculo:to calculate, compute, reckon
calculo2:a computer, accountant
calculosus:Full of small stones, pebbles, stony, pebbly, gravelly
calcus:v. chalcus.
caldamentum:a fermentation
caldaria:A warm bath / A pot for boiling
caldariola:a small vessel for heating fluids
caldatio:action de chauffer
caldo:tr., faire chauffer
caldor:warmth, heat
caleco:blanchir à la chaux
calefactabilis:that can be warmed, made hot
calefactibilis:facile à échauffer
calefactio:a warming, heating
calefactorius:having a warming, heating power
calefactus:E
calefactus2:a warming, heating
calendalis:qui a lieu aux calendes
calendarius:qui a lieu aux calendes
calens:chaud, brûlant / [fig.]
caleor:c. caleo.
calfactus:sync. pour calefactus 1.
calfactus2:a warming, heating
caliandrium:a high head-dress, made of layers of false hair; a head-dress worn by Roman women
caliandrum:trouble
calicellus:a little cup
calicia:
caliclarium:a place where cups stand, a cupboard, sideboard
calico:v. calicata
calidaria:étuve / chaudron
calidarium:étuve, chaudière, chaudron
calidarius:pertaining to, suitable for warming., a warm bath
calido:tr., chauffer
calidum:a hot drink
caligans:part. prés. de caligo. - 1 - sombre, obscur. - 2 - qui est plongé dans l'obscurité. - 3 - qui trouble la vue, qui donne le vertige.
caligaris:of or pertaining to the, soldier's boot
caligarius2:a maker of soldiers, boots, a shoemaker
caligatio:darkness, mistiness
caligatus2:a common soldier, a private
caligineus:dark, gloomy
caligino:c. caligo 2.
caligosus:full of mist, covered with mist, dark, obscure, gloomy
caligula2:a small military boot;
caliturus:v. caleo.
callaica:c. callais
callaina:a precious stone of a pale-green color
callainus:turquoisecolored
callais:a sea-green precious stone, the turquoise
callarias:a kind of codfish
callens:pris adjt, habile, connaisseur
callenter:adroitement, habilement
calliblepharatus:with beautiful eyelids
calliblepharium:a dye for coloring the eyebrows
calliblepharum:a dye for coloring the eyebrows
callicia:a plant that, made water freeze
calliculus:petit sentier
callicum:s.-ent. jus), [peut-être altération de callaicum] sauce verte, [couleur de l'or callaïque]
callidulus:a little cunning, sly
calligo:a thick atmosphere, a mist, vapor, fog
calligonon:a plant, also called
callimus:a kind of eagle-stone
callion:a plant
callionymus:a sea-fish, also called
callipetalon:a plant
callipygis:callipyge
callistruthia:sorte de figue
callistruthis:a very delicate kind of figs, which sparrows were fond of
callithrix:A plant used for coloring the hair, also called
callitrichon:capillaire [plante]
callitrichos:a plant, commonly called, maidenhair
callitrix:v. callithrix.
callositas:hardness of skin, callousness, hardness, a hardening
callus:The hardened, thick skin upon animal bodies
calobatarius:qui marche sur des échasses
calopodia:forme de cordonnier
calopodion:forme de cordonnier
caloratus:hot, heated
calorificus:causing warmth, warming, heating
calpar:a vessel for liquids, for wine, a winecask, wine-pitcher
calthula:a yellow garment for women, a yellow robe
calthum:a strongsmelling yellow flower, pot marigold
caluaria2:pl. n., sorte de poisson
caluariola:a small cup
caluarium:a kind of round sea-fish without scales
caluaster:qui devient chauve
caluatus:made bald, bare
caluefio:devenir chauve
calueo:to be bald
caluesco:to become bald
caluio:c. calvor
caluitium:baldness
calumma:a covering
calumniatio:chicanes, subtilités, arguties
calumniatrix:she who plots against, makes false accusations
calumniose:artfully, by trickery, Sup.
calumniosus:full of tricks, artifices, swindling; subst. m. a person convicted of false informatio
calumniosus2:a person convicted of false informatio
caluo:v. calvor
calx2:limestone, lime:
calybita:habitant d'une cabane
calycularia:pariétaire
calycularis:jusquiame
calycularius:pourvu de calicules.
calyculus:a small flower-bud, the cup, calyx of a flower
calymma:a covering
calyptra:cape, voile de femme
calyx:the bud, cup, calyx of a flower. -II. f. a plant of two kinds, the monk's-hood
cama:a small bed near the ground
camacum:a kind of cinnamon found in Syria
camamerarius:which climb over something, climbing
camamero:to vault, arch over
camararius:qui forme le berceau
camarus:a sea-crab, lobster
cambio:to exchange, barter
cambitas:exchange, barter
camela:a female camel
camelae:of or pertaining to a marriage festival
camelarius:a cameldriver
camelasia:entretien des chameaux [propriété de l'État]
camelelasia:camel-driving, the care of the camels belonging to the State
camelinus:of or relating to a camel, camel's-
camelopardalis:girafe
camelopardalus:girafe
camelopardus:a camelopard, giraffe
camelopodion:a plant, camel, s-foot, horehound
camensis:
camerarius:which climb over something, climbing
camerarius2:camérier
cameratio:construction en voûte
cameratus:part. de camero.
camero:to vault, arch over
camilla2:jeune fille de bonne famille, aide dans les sacrifices
camillum:
camillus2:a noble youth employed in the sacrifices of the, in religious offices
caminatus:part. de camino.
camino:to make like an oven, furnace
caminum:fourneau, fournaise / [poét.] forge [de Vulcain et des Cyclopes sous l'Etna] / cheminée, âtre / foyer, feu [d'une cheminée]
camisia:a linen shirt, night-gown
cammaron:a plant, also called
camomilla:camomille
camomillinus:de camomille
campa:chenille
campae:chevaux marins / sinuosité, courbure
campagus:a kind of boot worn by military officers
campana2:-I. a bell -II. a stilyard
campanella:clochette
campaneus:of or pertaining to the fields
campania2:les champs, la plaine
campania3:les champs, la plaine
campanius:of or pertaining to the fields
camparius:garde-champêtre
campe:A turning, writhing
campestratus:clothed with the campestre, apron
campestres:the deities who presided over contests
campestror:
campicellum:petit champ
campicursio:military exercise in the
campidoctor:one who drills, exercises soldiers in the, a drill-master
campigeni:well disciplined soldiers
campigenus:soldat, entraîneur dans les exercices militaires
campsa:c. capsa
campsanema:a plant
campsaria:boutique de fripier.
campsarium:v. capsa-
campso:to turn around a place, to sail by, to double
camptaules:an unknown kind of musician
campter:a bending, turning, an angle
campulus:petit coin de terre
camum:a kind of beer
camus:A muzzle
canaba:a hovel, hut
canabensis:tenancier de baraque, de boutique
canabetum:v. cannăbētum.
canabula:a small hovel
canabulae:pl., canal de drainage
canacheni:a class of thieves
canachenus:voleur, filou
canalicius:dug out of shafts, pits, absol.
canaliclarius:qui fait des tuyaux ou des conduits
canalicula:a small channel, pipe, gutter.
canaliculatim:avec des cannelures
canaliculatus:like a channel, pipe, channelled
canaliculus:petit canal ou conduit / cannelure [d'une colonne] / ] / éclisse
canaliensis:c. canalicius
canalis2:de chien
canarius:of or pertaining to dogs, dog-, in which dogs were offered, a kind of grass;, fingerformed panic
canaster:half-gray, grizzled
canatim:in the manner of a dog, like a dog
canauaria:sommelière de couvent
cancalefactio:
cancamum:an Arabian gum used for incense
cancellarius:living, kept behind bars
cancellarius2:A kind of porter, door-keeper
cancellate:en forme de treillis
cancellatim:lattice-formed, trellis-like
cancellatio:the fixing of boundaries, the measuring of land
cancellatus:qui a l'aspect d'un treillis
cancelli:a lattice, enclosure, grating, grate, balustrade, bars, railings, the bar in a court of justice, reticulated skin
cancello:to make like a lattice, to lattice
cancellosus:covered with bars, a railing
cancerasco:to become cancerous, be afflicted with a cancer, to suppurate like a cancer, perf.
canceraticus:like a cancer, cancerous
canceratio:formation de cancer
canceratus:cancerous
canceroma:a cancer
cancerosus:cancéreux
canchrema:a cancer
cancroma:a cancer
candefacio:To make dazzlingly white
candefactus:part. passé de candefacio. - 1 - blanchi. - 2 - chauffé à blanc.
candefio:pass., devenir chaud, être chauffé
candelaber:c. candelabrum
candelabrarius:a maker of candlesticks, chandeliers
candentia:a white, clear lustre, whiteness
candetum:a space of, square feet
candida:pure, clear, serene, clean, spotless
candidans:brilliantly white
candidarius:a baker of white bread
candidata:Quint. femme qui brigue (une fonction), candidate.
candidatio:couleur blanche, blancheur
candidatorius:of or pertaining to a candidate for office
candidatus2:part. de candido, vêtu de blanc
candidatus3:a candidacy
candido:to make glittering, bright, to make white, P. a.
candidule:candidly, sincerely
candidum:couleur blanche / le blanc de l'oeuf
candifico:to make dazzlingly white
candificus:that makes dazzlingly white
candosoccus:a layer of a plant;
canens2:gray, grayish, hoary, white
canentae:ornements de tête
cania:a kind of wild nettle
canicae:a kind of bran
canicularis:of or pertaining to the dog-star
caniculatus:
canifera:v. canephoros
canifico:tr., rendre blanc, blanchir
caniformis:having the form of a dog, dog-shaped
canina:dog's flesh
canipa:a fruitbasket for religious uses
canisco:v. canesco.
canistella:dimin. de canistra
canistellum:a bread-basket, a fruit-basket
canistellus:
canistraria:
canistri:a basket woven from reeds, a bread-, fruit-, flower-, basket
canistrifer:qui porte des corbeilles
canitia:a gray, grayish-white color, hoariness
canitudo:a gray color, hoariness, Absol.
caniturus:v. cano
cannaba:a hovel, hut
cannabetum:chènevière
cannabifer:
cannabinus:of hemp, hempen
cannabius:of hemp
cannabum:hemp; nom., Nom., gen.
cannalis:de canne
cannetum:a thicket of reeds
canneus:made of reeds, reed-
cannicia:c. cannetum
canniciae:
cannicius:de canne, de roseau
cannophoros:qui porte des roseaux
cannucia:c. cannetum
cannuciae:c. cannicia.
cannula:A small, low reed
canon:loi, règle, mesure / tuyau de bois dans une machine hydraulique / contribution, redevance annuelle sur l'or, l'argent, le grain / ensemble des livres sacrés reconnus par l'Église comme d'inspiration divine
canonica:theory
canonicaria:charge du collecteur des taxes
canonicarii:collecteurs des taxes
canonicarius:the collector of an annual tribute
canonice:régulièrement / canoniquement, selon les lois de l'Église
canonici:theorists
canonicus:according to rule, measure.
canonicus2:théoricien / clerc, [plus tard] chanoine
canonizo:to, put into the list, catalogue of saints, to canonize
canopica:sorte de gâteaux
canore:mélodieusement, harmonieusement
canorum:melody, charm
canosus:qui a les cheveux blancs
cantabilis:worthy to be sung
cantabrarius:a standard-bearer on festive occasions
cantabries:
cantatus:part. de canto.
cantatus2:chant
canteriatus:supporied by props, underpropped
canterinus:of or pertaining to a horse, horse-
canteriolus:a small trellis for supporting plants
canterius2:A gelding
cantharias:a precious stone having in it the figure of a Spanish fly
cantharida:mouche cantharide
cantharites:vin précieux qui vient d'outre-mer
cantharulus:a small drinking-vessel
cantharum:c. cantharus 1
cantheriatus:supporied by props, underpropped
cantherinus:of or pertaining to a horse, horse-
cantheriolus:
canticulum:A little song, a sonnet
canticus:musical
cantilatrix:c. cantatrix
cantilenosus:pertaining to song, poetic
cantillo:to sing low, to hum
cantilo:int., chanter, fredonner
cantrix:a female singer, a songstress, Adj.
cantula:nom d'un oiseau inconnu
cantulus:a little song
cantus2:v. canthus.
canua:qualum, corbeille
canutus:c. canus
capabilis:saisissable / capable de, susceptible de
capacitas:a capability of holding much, capacity
capaciter:avec capacité, aptitude
capanna:cabane
capedo:a bowl, cup used in sacrifices
capeduncula:a small bowl, dish used in sacrifices
capellianus2:of or pertaining to kids, goats
capello:tr., enlever, ôter
capellus:a small goat
capero:Act., to wrinkle, to draw together in wrinkles, furled
capetum:fodder for cattle
caphalaeota:percepteur de la capitation ou taxe par tête
capidula:dim. de capis, petite coupe
capidulum:capuchon, cape
capiens:animal capable de raison
capillaceus:hairy.
capillago:the hair
capillare:an unguent for the hair, pomatum
capillaris:of or pertaining to the hair, the plant otherwise called
capillasco:int., se couvrir de cheveux
capillati:young aristocrats
capillatio:the being hairy;, the hair
capillatura:the being hairy;, the hair;, false hair
capillatus2:prêtre de Cybèle
capillitium:the hair
capillor:sorte d'augure tiré d'un arbre consacré à Jupiter tonnant
capillosus:full of hair, very hairy
capillulus:fine, soft hair
capillum:the hair of the head, the hair
capio2:A taking
capisso:to seize, take, or catch at eagerly, to snatch at, lay hold of; To take hold of any thing with zeal, to take upon one's self, take in hand, to undertake, enter upon, engage in, execute, manage
capistellum:dim. de capistrum, licou
capisterium:a vessel for cleansing grains of corn
capistrarius:a halter-maker
capistratus:harnessed, in a chariot drawn by
capitale:Plur.
capitaneus:chief in size, large, capitals
capitatio:capitation, taxe par tête / droit par tête de bétail
capitellum:A small head
capitilauium:a washing of the head
capitium:a covering for the head, an undervest, the head, A vestment of a priest
capitulani:c. capitularii
capitulare:a head-, poll-tax
capitularii:tax-gatherers and revenue-officers
capitularis:
capitularium:a capitation tax
capitularius:relating to the recruiting of soldiers
capitulatim:by heads, summarily
capitulatus:having, ending in a small head
capitum:fodder for cattle
caplum:sync. pour capulum, corde
capnias:A kind of wine
capnios:a species of wine, so called from the dark, smoky color of the grapes
capnitis:a kind of cadmia
capnos:a plant, also called, fumitory
cappa:sorte de coiffure
cappa3:lettre de l'alphabet grec
cappara:a plant, also called
cappari:the caper-bush
capparis:câpre, fruit du câprier
capparis2:câprier [arbrisseau] / fruit du câprier, câpre
capragenus:of the flesh of the wild goat
capraginus:de chevreuil
caprago:a plant, also called
caprarius:of or pertaining to the goat
caprarius2:a goatherd
capreola:the roe, doe
capreolatim:in a winding, twining manner
capreolinus:de jeune chevreuil
capreus:de chèvre
caprificatio:a ripening of figs by the stinging of the gallinsect
caprifico:to ripen figs by the stinging of the gall-insect
caprile:an enclosure, stall for goats, Adj.
caprilis:of or pertaining to the goat
caprina:goat's flesh
caprio:tr., faire macérer
capriolus:jeune chevreuil / binette [instrument de labour] / vrille de la vigne / chevron, support
caprius:c. caprificus.
capronae:the hair of men and animals hanging down upon the forehead, forelocks
caproneae:the hair of men and animals hanging down upon the forehead, forelocks
caprugenus:of the flesh of the wild goat
capruginus:de chevreuil
caprulinus:c. capreolinus, de chevreuil
caprunculum:an earthen vessel
capsaces:cruche (fiole) à huile
capsarara:femme qui garde les vêtements aux bains
capsaria:
capsaricius:gardé par l'esclave préposé au vestiaire
capsarium:armoire à vêtements
capsarius:A slave who carried the satchels of boys going to school
capsilago:sorte de jusquiame
capta:a female captive
captabilis:that can take
captatela:action de prendre
captatorius:of or pertaining to legacy-hunters, the establishing of a person as one's heir on condition of being also made heir by him
captatrix:she who strires after, aims at any thing
captatus:part. passé de capto. - 1 - qu'on cherche à prendre, recherché, épié. - 2 - qu'on cherche à surprendre, à séduire.
captensula:a fallacious argument, a sophism
captentula:souricière / argument captieux, piège
capticius:trompeur
captiosa:sophisms
captiose:captiously, insidiously
captito:to strive eagerly after, to snatch at any thing
captiuatio:a subjugation, enslavement
captiuator:he that takes captive
captiuatrix:celui, celle qui fait prisonnier ; [fig.] qui séduit
captiuatus:part. passé de captivo; pris, conquis.
captiuncula:a quirk, sophism, fallacy
captiuo:to take captive
captor:he who catches, animals, a hunter, huntsman
captorius:qui sert à prendre / filets
captrix:she that takes, catches;, she that despoils
captura:A taking, catching (of animals)
captus:part. de capio.
captus2:a prisoner, captive
capud:
capudo:a bowl, cup used in sacrifices
capula:a small bowl with handles
capulo:to pour off, oil, wine
capulum:A sarcophagus, bier, sepulchre, tomb, one who deserves a bier
capus:a capon
cara:face, visage
carabus:-I. a kind, of sea-crab -II. a small wicker boat, covered with raw hide
caracalla:caracallis minor
caracallis:a long tunic, great-coat, with a hood, worn by the Gauls, and made of different materials
caragius:magicien, enchanteur
caragogos:a medicinal plant
caragus:magicien, enchanteur
carbasina:c. carbasa
carbasineus:of or made of carbasus, fine linen
carbasinum:a linen garment
carbasinus:of or made of carbasus, fine linen
carbatina:a kind of rustic leather shoe
carbonaria:fourneau à charbon // Carbonaria : la charbonnière, titre d'une comédie perdue de Plaute / et de Naevius
carbonarius:of or relating to charcoal
carbonesco:to become charcoal
carboneus:noir comme le charbon
carbunculatio:a disease of trees
carbunculo:to have a carbunculus
carbunculor:
carbunculosus:containing red toph-stone
carbunica:sorte de vigne
carcar:c. carcer
carceralis:of or pertaining to a prison
carcerarius2:a prisonkeeper, jailer
carcereus:pertaining to a prison
carcero:to imprison, incarcerate
carcharus:a kind of dog-fish
carcinethron:a plant, also called
carcinias:a precious stone of the color of the sea-crab
carcinosus:cancéreux
carcinothron:the plant also called
cardacae:milice perse, vaillante, mais pillarde
cardamina:a cress-like plant
cardamomum:a spice, cardamon
cardamum:a kind of cress
cardiace:affection cardiaque
cardimoma:a pain in the stomach
cardimona:douleur d'estomac
cardinalis:of or pertaining to a door-hinge
cardinaliter:dans le même point cardinal [t. d'astrologie]
cardinatus:hinged, mortised to
cardineus:of or pertaining to a door - hinge
cardino:tr., attribuer (un clerc) à une église
cardinulus:
carduelis:the thistlefinch, goldfinch
carduetum:a thicket of thistles
cardus:the thistle.
carenaria:a vessel for making
carendus:v. careo  4.
carentia:
carenum:a sweet wine boiled down one third
careor:dep.
caresco:to want
careum:cumin, caraway;
carfiathum:a superior kind of incense
carians:defective, decayed, rotten
cariceus:c. cariosus,
caricula:petite figue sèche
carinans:part. de carino 2, qui injurie / qui se moque
carinator:qui invective (insulte)
carinatus:keelformed, shell-formed
carino:to abuse, revile, blame
carino2:to supply with a shell;, se, to get shells, P. a.
carinula:petit bateau
cariotta:carotte
carisa2:an artful woman
carissa:femme rusée / servante trompeuse
caristia:an annual family repast made three days after the Parentalia, on the 20th of February; a family banquet, at which existing family feuds were settled
carisula:
caritor:cardeur de laine.
carminabundus:versifying
carminatio:a carding
carminator:a carder
carminatus:part. de carmino 1 et 2.
carmino:to make verses
carmino2:to card
carnalia:carnal things
carnalis:fleshly, carnal
carnalitas:fleshli ness, carnality
carnaliter:carnally
carnaria:boucherie
carnarius:of or belonging to flesh
carnarius2:gros mangeur de viande
carnatio:fleshiness, corpulency
carnatus:fleshy, fat, corpulent
carneus:of flesh
carnicula:flesh
carnifer:
carnificator:celui ou celle qui fait l'office du bourreau
carnificatrix:celui ou celle qui fait l'office du bourreau
carnificatus:part. de carnifico.
carnificium:torture
carnificius:de bourreau, de supplice
carnifico:to execute, behead; to be cut in pieces, mangled
carnificor:to execute, behead
carnificus:
carniger:bearing flesh
carnis:c. caro 2 ; cf.
carnisumus:carnivore
carniuorax:qui se nourrit de chair
carniuorus:feeding on flesh, carnivorous.
carnositas:partie charnue
carnufico:to execute, behead; to be cut in pieces, mangled
carnulentus:like flesh
caro2:to card
caro3:Dearly, at a high price
caroecarectum:lieu rempli de laîches ou carex
caroenaria:
caroenum:a sweet wine boiled down one third
caros:heavy sleep, torpor, sleep of death; The seed of the hypericon.
carota:a carrot
caroticus:carotide
carpa:carpe
carpasia:sorte de navire grand et spacieux [provenant de l'île de Carpathos]
carpasum:a plant with narcotic juice
carpathium:a plant with narcotic juice
carpathum:plante vénéneuse inconnue
carpatinus:of coarse leather, rustic:
carpentaria:a wagon, carriage - maker's workshop
carpentarius:of or pertaining to a wagon, chariot, a wagon, carriage-maker
carpentarius2:a carriage-driver, coachman
carpheothum:a superior kind of incense
carpheotum:an excellent kind of white frankincense
carphologia:a picking of pieces of straw from the, mud, walls
carpineus:made of hornbeam
carpisclum:sorte de chaussure
carpisculus:A kind of shoes
carpistes:one of the Æons of Valentinus
carpobalsamum:fruit du baumier
carpophyllon:espèce de fragon [arbrisseau]
carpophyllos:a shrub similar to the laurel-tree, called also
carptura:a sucking, gathering from flowers
carptus:part. de carpo.
carpusculum:socle, soubassement
carpusculus:A kind of shoes
carracutium:a kind of two-wheeled carriage
carrago:a fortification, barricade made of wagons
carrarius:
carrico:
carrobalista:a ballista mounted on a carriage
carroballista:a ballista mounted on a carriage
carrocarpentarius:
carroco:a sea-fish, a sturgeon
carruca2:a sort of four-wheeled travelling and state coach
carrucarius:pertaining to the
carrucarius2:a coachman
carrucha:a sort of four-wheeled travelling and state coach
carrucharius:de carrosse
carrulus:a little wagon, cart
cartallus:a basket
cartiblum:a kind of oblong table of stone, standing on a pedestal
cartibulum:a kind of oblong table of stone, standing on a pedestal
cartibum:et [dimin.]
cartilagineus:cartilaginous, gristly
cartilaginosus:full of cartilage, very gristly
cartilago:cartilage, gristle;
carum:
caruncula:a little piece of flesh
caryinos:made from nuts
caryinus:made from nuts
caryites:a species of the plant
caryllon:a kind of Indian spice;
caryon:a nut
caryophyllon:clou de girofle
caryotum:miel de datte
caryphyllon:giroflier.
casabundus:a, ready to fall, tottering
casales:limites de la propriété
casalia:limites de la propriété
casalis:relatif à la ferme
casanicus:de la ferme
casarius:of or belonging to a cottage;, substt.
casce:in an old-fashioned manner
casearius:pertaining to cheese, cheese-
caseatus:mixed with cheese
casella:petite cabane
casellula:a little hut
casellulla:
caseolus:a small cheese
casignete:the name of a plant
casito:to fall repeatedly, to drop down
casmillus:c. camillus.
casmilus:a noble youth employed in the sacrifices of the, in religious offices
caso:to shake, waver
cassa:
cassabundus:a, ready to fall, tottering
cassatim:
cassatus:part. de casso 1.
casse:inutilement
casses:sing. acc., a hunting-net, a snare, toil
cassesco:int., s'anéantir
cassiculum:
cassiculus:a small net, a cobweb
cassidarius:a helmet-maker
cassidile:a small bag, wallet
cassita:f, the crested, tufted lark
cassiterinus:made of tin
cassiteron:a mixture, alloy of lead, silver, and other metals;, tin
cassiterum:a mixture, alloy of lead, silver, and other metals;, tin
cassito:dégoutter
casso:-I. to shake, waver, toss violently -II. to bring to naught, destroy
casso2:inutilement
cassum:in vain, uselessly, to no purpose
castanetum:a chestnut-grove
castellamenta:
castellamentum:[plur.] sorte de boudin
castellanus:of or pertaining to a fort, castle, for the capture of a castle
castellarius:the superintendent of a reservoir
castellatim:castle-wise, scattered about, in different fortresses, in separate detachments, in clusters, hills
castellus:c. castellum ;
castificatio:purification
castifico:to purify, make pure
castigabilis:deserving punishment
castigate:Compressedly, briefly
castigatim:c. castigate.
castimonialis:pertaining to abstinence, continence
castimonialis2:religieuse, nonne
castimoninium:purity of morals, morality
castimonium:c. castimonia.
castitudo:moral purity
castorea:castoréum, médicament tiré du castor
castorinatus:clothed in the fur of the beaver
castorinus:pertaining, beaver-
castrametor:to pitch a camp
castratio:An emasculating, castration of animals
castrator:one who castrates
castratorius:of or for castration
castratura:An emasculalion, castration of animals
castratus:part. de [Fidel] castro
castrensiani:attendants of the Castrensis S. Palatii
castrensiarius:a purveyor for the camp, a suttler
castrensis2:A soldier in the camp, A high officer of the imperial court of Constantinople
castrianus:campé, en campement
castricianus:campé, en campement
castricius:c. castrensis 1.
castula:a garment used by women, a kind of petticoat
castum:free from, abstinent, disinterested
castuosus:c. castus.
castus2:an abstinence from sensual enjoyments on religious grounds
casualis:Casual, fortuitous, Adv.
casualiter:accidentally
casura:chute
casurus:part. fut. de cado.
cata:by
catabasis:a going down, descent, the name of a ceremonial at the festival of the Magna Mater
catabolenses:a class of carriers who transport burdens by means of draught animals, a kind of muleteers
catabolensis:conducteur de bêtes de somme [qui se charge des transports]
catabolum2:écurie, remise
catabulensis:conducteur de bêtes de somme [qui se charge des transports]
catabulum:écurie, remise
catachana:a tree inoculated with buds of different fruit-trees
catachanna:a tree inoculated with buds of different fruit-trees
catachresis:an improper use of a word;
catachresticos:adv., par catachrèse
catachysis:sorte de vase, aiguière
cataclista:habit de fête [caché soigneusement]
cataclisticus:of a state dress, med.
cataclistus:
cataclysmos:A deluge, flood, inundation
!cataclysmus:
catacumba:catacombs
catadromus:a rope for rope-dancers
cataegis:a violent storm of wind, a hurricane, whirlwind
catagrapha:profile paintings, side views
catalecticus:[vers] catalectique, dont le dernier pied est incomplet
catalectus:catalectique (nom donné à un vers dont le dernier pied est incomplet).
catalepsis:a sudden attack of sickness, catalepsy
catalepticus:cataleptic
catalepton:titre d'un recueil de poésies attribuées à Virgile
catalexis:fin d'un vers catalectique
catalogus:an enumeration, a list of names, a catalogue
catalysis:clôture des hostilités, paix
catanance:a plant used in magical love potions
catapeirates:v. catapi-.
cataphasis:an affirmation
cataphracta:a coat of mail furnished with iron scales
cataphractarius:mailed, clad in mail
cataphracte:
cataphractes:a coat of mail furnished with iron scales
cataphracti:mailed soldiers
catapirates:the sounding-lead
cataplasma2:cataplasme
cataplasmo:to apply a poultice to
cataplectatio:reproche
catapotium:pilule
cataractria:a word coined to designate a kind of spice
catarracta:a waterfall, in gen.; the waterfalls of the Euphrates
catarractes:a waterfall, in gen.; the waterfalls of the Euphrates
catarrhosus:catarrheux
catarrhus:a flowing down, the catarrh, rheum
catasceua:the confirmation of an assumption
catascopium:a lookoutship, a spy-ship, a vessel sent out to reconnoitre
catastactice:
catastaltice:renoncule scélérate
catastalticum:remède astringent
catastalticus:restraining, checking, absol.
catastatice:a plant
catastema:position, situation, condition
catastroma:pont d'un navire
catatonus:stretching down, depressed
catax:limping, lame
cate:sagaciously, dexterously
catechesis:instruction sur la religion
catechismus:a book of elementary Christian instruction, a catechism
catechisso:- tr. et intr. - Tert. Aug. catéchiser.
catechista:a religious teacher, catechist
catechizatio:action de catéchiser
catechizo:to instruct in religion, to catechise
catechumena:one who is receiving elementary instruction in religion, a catechumen.
catechumenus:one who is receiving elementary instruction in religion, a catechumen.
categoria:An accusation
categoricus:relating to a category, categorical
catellulus:dim. de catellus
catenatim:Aug. d'une manière à former une chaîne.
catenosus:formé de chaînes
catenula:a small chain.
cateruarius:of or pertaining to a crowd, troop
catharticum:a means of purifying, a cathartic
cathedralicius:pertaining to an arm-chair
cathedralis:
cathedraticum:droit d'installation en chaire [payé par tout nouvel évêque]
catheter:a surgical instrument for drawing off the urine, a catheter
catheterismus:the application of the catheter
cathetus:a perpendicular line, a perpendicular
catholica:the universe
catholice:universally
catholiciani:agents impériaux dans les provinces
catholicus:universal, relating to all
catillamen:junket, sweetmeat
catillanus:friand
catillatio:a licking of plates, a plundering of provinces friendly to the Roman people
catillo2:a platelicker;, a glutton, gourmand
catinulus:A small bowl, dish, plate
catlaster:a boy, lad, stripling
catlitio:a desire for the male;
catoblepas:a wild animal in Ethiopia, perhaps a species of buffalo, or the gnu, a species of antelope
catocha:a complete stupor, catalepsy
catochites:pierre précieuse inconnue
catochitis:an unknown precious stone found in Corsica
catomum:le fait d'être tenu incliné sur les épaules d'un autre [pour être fouetté, cf. catomidio]
catomus:the shoulders
catonium:the Lower World
catoptritis:a precious stone found in Cappadocia
catorchites:a wine made from figs
catta:an unknown species of animal
cattinus:comme un chat
cattus:chat
catulaster:v. catlaster.
catuligenus:vivipare
catulina:the flesh of the dog
catulinus2:of or pertaining to a little dog
catulio:to desire the male
catulitio:a desire for the male;
catuloticus:good for healing over
catumeum:sorte de gâteau sacré
caua:fossé
cauamen:A hollowing out
cauannus:the nightowl
cauaticus:born, living in caves
cauatio:a cavern, hollow
cauator:one who hollows, excavales, hollowing workmen
cauatura:a hollow, cavity
caucalis:an umbelliferous plant;
caucula:a small dish
cauculator:a reckoner
caucus:a drinkingvessel
caudeus:of wood, wooden
caudica:sorte de bateau
caudicalis:pertaining to the trunks of trees, of wood
caudicarii:those who sail on such ships, those who brought the corn from Ostia to Rome
caudicarius:of or pertaining to the trunks of trees, made of rough, stout trunks of trees, masters of such ships
caudiceus:pertaining to the trunk of a tree
caudifico:
caudilla:dim. de cauda
cauditus:
caudula:dim. de cauda
cauealis:kept in a cave, cellar
caueatus:Encaged, cooped up
cauefacio:pass.
cauendus:adj. verb. de caveo; qu'il faut éviter.
caueola:dim. de cavea
cauernatim:through caverns
cauerno:to make hollow
cauernosus:full of hollows, cavities
cauernula:a small cavity
cauernum:c. caverna
cauernus:c. caverna
cauiae:partie des victimes jusqu'à la queue
cauile:petite cavité.
cauillabundus:seeking for raillery, scoffing
cauillatorius:captieux, sophistique
cauillatrix:she who seeks to take by sophistry, sophistry
cauillatus:qui a été trompé / part. de cavillor
cauillatus2:raillery
cauillis:c. cavilla
cauillo:[au pass.] être tourné en moquerie
cauillosus:full of raillery, irony
cauillula:Plaut. petite plaisanterie.
cauillum:c. cavilla.
cauillus:c. cavilla.
cauitas:cavité
cauitio:c. cautio.
cauitio2:a guarding, taking care of one's self, wariness, precaution, caution, heedfulness, circumspection
caulator:a jester, jeerer, caviller
caulesco:int., pousser en tige
caulias:taken, derived from the stalk
cauliculatus:furnished with, having a stalk
cauliculus:the small stalk, stem of a plant;
caullae:an opening, hole, passage
caullator:c. cavillator
cauma:the heat
caumaliter:par l'action de la chaleur
cauositas:a hollow, cavity
caupillus:petite barque
caupilus:petite barque
caupolus:petite barque
cauponaria:a female shopkeeper
cauponarius:a shopkeeper
cauponicula:petite auberge
cauponium:tavern furniture
cauponius:of or belonging to a retail shopkeeper, to an innkeeper, a shop, tavern boy, waiter
caupulus:a kind of small ship
caupuncula:petite auberge
cauricrepus:blown through by the north-west wind
caurinus:of the north-west wind
causa2:[prép., placée après son régime au gén.] à cause de, en vue de / honoris causa, pour honorer, par honneur / [en part.] affaire judiciaire, procès, cause / cause, objet du procès / [en gén.] cause, affaire, question / cas, situation, position / situation (rapports) entre personnes, liaison / cause, parti / [t. médec.] cas, maladie
causabundus:qui allègue une excuse
causalis:of or pertaining to a cause, causal
causaliter:causally
causarie:on account of sickness
causarius2:sick
causate:with good reason
causatio:A pretext, an excuse, apology, plea
causatius:avec plus de raison.
causatiuus:Causative
causatus:part. de causor.
causea:chapeau macédonien / mantelet [machine de guerre]
causia:a Macedonian white hat with a broad brim, worn in Rome by the poorer people, as a protection against the sun
causidicalis:of or pertaining to an advocate
causidicatio:the speech of an advocate
causidicatus:forensic oratory
causidicina:the office of advocate
causidicor:int., exercer la profession d'avocat
causon:fièvre ardente
causos:fièvre, chaleur sèche
caussidicus:a pleader, advocate, orator;
caussor:causa), tr., prétexter, alléguer / s'excuser de refuser / objecter
caustice:a caustic plant
causticum:a burning, corroding medicament
causticus:burning, caustic, corrosive
caustus:brûlé
cauta:
cautelitas:petite précaution.
cauter:A branding-iron
cauteratio:cautérisation
cauterio:to burn, to mark with a branding-iron, to brand
cauterium:An instrument used for branding, a branding-iron
cauterizo:to burn with a hot iron, to brand
cauteroma:a brand
cautim:cautiously, warily
cautionalis:pertaining to security
cautis:a rough, pointed rock
cauto:
cautroma:a wound made by branding
cautulus:rather safe
cautum:précaution
cautus2:précaution
cauus2:trou, ouverture
cecaumenus:
cectoria:fossé formant limite
cectorialis:de fossé, relatif au fossé
cecturium:c. cectoria.
cecus:having no light, devoid of light.
cedenter:en se retirant
cedratus:frotté d'huile de cèdre.
cedrelate:the cedar, fir-tree, a large kind of cedar
cedreus:of cedar
cedria:the pitch, resin from cedar
cedrinus:of cedar-wood, cedar-
cedris:the fruit, berry of the cedar
cedrium:cedar-oil
cedrostis:one of the names of the white vine
celata:secrets
celate:secretly
celatim:secretly, privately
celatio:action de cacher
celator:a concealer, hider
celatum:a secret
celatus:P. of celo.
celebrabilis:commendable
celebrator:he who extols, a celebrator
celebresco:to become renowned
celebriter:frequently;, sup.
celeranter:with speed, in haste
celeratim:quickly
celeratus:part. de celero.
celeripes:swiftfooted
celeritudo:swiftness
celeriuolus:
celeriuscule:somewhat quickly
celeriusculus:dim. de celer
celerrimo:Cic. très vite.
celes:A racer, race-horse
celeuma:chant en mesure [qui règle les mouvements des rameurs] / chant rythmant divers travaux
celeumaticus:
celeusma:a command, call given by the chief oarsman, which gave the time to the rowers
celeusma2:a command, call given by the chief oarsman, which gave the time to the rowers
celeustes:chef des rameurs [v. celeusma
cellararius:a steward, butler
cellariensis:belonging to a store-room
cellariolum:a little chamber
cellaris:de pigeonnier
cellarites:dépensier
cellarium:a receptacle for food, a pantry
cellarius:acc. plur., os, of or pertaining to a storeroom
cellerarius:sommelier
cellio:sommelier
cello:to strike / to rise, tower, P
cellulanus:a hermit, recluse
celocula:
celsa:nom latin du sycomore
celse:High; comp.
celsiiugus:au sommet élevé
celsitas:c. celsitudo.
celsithronus:qui a un trône élevé
celsitudo:A lofty carriage of the body
celthis:micocoulier
celtis:an African species of lotus
celtium:écaille de tortues cornues
celum:the chisel, burin of the sculptor, engraver, a graver
cemelium:bien, trésor (objet que l'on conserve en souvenir).
cementum:v. caementum.
cemos:an unknown plant
cenacellum:petite salle à manger
cenacularia:a leasing of a garret
cenacularius:pertaining to a garret;
cenacularius2:a tenant of a garret
cenaculatus:with garrets
cenalis:
cenarius:
cenaticum:the money given instead of food, commutation money
cenator:a diner, guest
cenatorium:a dining-room
cenaturio:to have an appetite for dinner
cenchris:Fem., a kind of hawk; Masc. , a kind of spotted serpent
cenchris2:espèce de serpent tacheté
cenchritis:pierre précieuse
cenchrltis:a millet stone
cenchros:an unknown kind of precious stone
cenodoxia:vaine gloire
cenoma:
cenor:
cenotaphiolum:petit cénotaphe
cenotaphium:an empty tomb, the monument of one whose body is elsewhere, a cenotaph
censeo2:to be angry
censitio:A taxing, tax, tribute
censitor:the magistrate presiding over the rating of citizens
censitus:v. censeo
censorie:en censeur rigoureux
censorinus2:qui a été censeur
censuales:scribes qui tenaient les registres du cens. / registres, annales
censualis:of or pertaining to a census
censum:-I. wealth, riches -II. to value, estimate, rate.
census2:part. de censeo.
centauria:centaury, a plant of two kinds
centaurion:centaurée (plante).
centauris:a species of
centaurium:centaurée [plante]
centena:a dignity in the imperial court
centenarius:consisting of a hundred, relating to a hundred, throwing stones weighing a hundred pounds, of a hundred
centeni:a hundred each, a hundred
centenionalis:petite monnaie d'argent [valant un centième de la livre de bronze]
centenodia:renouée [plante]
centenodius:c. centinodius.
centenum:a kind of grain
centesimae:[en parl. d'intérêt] un pour cent (par mois)
centesimo:to take out every hundredth, to centesimate
centifidus:divided into a hundred parts, into a great many parts
centifolius:
centigranius:
centimeter:he who employs a hundred, very, many metres
centimetrum:the title of a metrical writing of Servius
centinodius:with a hundred knots
centipeda:a centipede, a worm, called also
centipedalis:qui mesure cent pieds
centipedium:c. centipeda.
centipellio:the second maw of ruminating animals
centiplex:a hundredfold
centoculus:hundred-eyed, with a multitude of eyes
centonarius:of or pertaining to patchwork
centralis:in the middle, central
centratus:in the middle, centre, central
centria:aiguillon / muscle des chevaux
centrinae:a kind of beetle, wasp
centrines:
centrosus:in the central point., inward, internal
centrum:the stationary foot of the compasses, around which the other is carried in making a circle
centumpeda:hundredfooted
centumuiri:a college, bench of judges chosen annually for civil suits, especially those relating to inheritances; consisting of, persons
centunclum:sync. pour centunculum, housse de cheval
centunculum:v. centunclum.
centupeda:a centipede, a worm, called also
centuplex:a hundredfold
centuplicata:a hundredfold
centuplicatus:increased a hundredfold, centuple
centupliciter:au centuple
centuplico:to increase a hundredfold
centuplum:a hundredfold
centuplus:hundredfold, centuple
centupondium:a weight of a hundred pounds
centurialis:pertaining to a century.
centuriatio:a dividing into centuries.
centurionicus:de centurion
centurionus:the commander of a century, a captain, centurion
cenum:boue, fange, ordure
cepaea:a plant similar to the portulacca, the portulacca-leaved sedum
ceparia:
cepe:gen., gen.
cepetum:Gell. carré d'oignons.
cephalaea:a continued pain in the head, a lasting headache
cephalaeon:
cephalaeota:a collector of a capitation tax
cephalaeum:la tête
cephalalgia:a headache
cephalalgicus:sick with a headache
cephalargia:a headache
cephalargicus:sick with a headache
cephalicum:emplâtre pour les maux de tête
cephalicus:of or relating to the head, head-
cephalo:a palmtree
cephalote:having a head
cephalus:chevesne [poisson]
cephenes:The drones in a swarm of bees
cephus:espèce de singe
cepicium:v. caepicium.
cepina:v. caepina.
cepionides:
cepitis:a precious stone
cepolatitis:a precious stone
cepolendrum:
cepolindrum:a kind of condiment
ceponides:a precious stone
cepotaphiolum:a little tomb in a garden
cepotaphium:a tomb in a garden
cepula:
cepuricus:of or pertaining to gardening
cerachates:a precious stone, the wax-agate
ceramitis:a precious stone of the color of brick
cerania:St. John's bread
ceraria:la cirière
cerarius:pertaining to wax
cerarius2:celui qui écrit sur des tablettes de cire, écrivain public / marchand de cire, de bougies
ceras:a kind of wild parsnip
cerasium:cerise
cerasta:v. cerastes.
cerastes2:A horned serpent, the cerastes
cerataules:celui qui joue du cor
cerates:poids grec = 1/2 obole = 2 calculi = 1 1/2 siliqua
ceratia:a plant with a single leaf
ceratias:a kind of comet resembling a horn
ceratim:indécl., c. cerates
ceratina:the sophistical argument concerning horns
ceratinus:
ceration:c. cerates
ceratitis:a kind of wild poppy
ceratium:caroubier
ceratium2:a Greek weight corresponding to the Latin
ceratum:c. cerotum.
ceratura:a smearing over, covering with wax
ceratus:covered with wax, waxed, cemented with wax, of wax
ceraula:a hornblower, corneter
ceraunia2:pierre précieuse couleur de l'éclair
ceraunium:a precious stone, a kind of onyx, a meteoric stone
ceraunius:of a red color
ceraunus3:a precious stone, a kind of onyx, a meteoric stone
cerceris:a bird living in the water and on land
cercitis:a species of olive-tree
cercopithecos:un singe à longue queue.
cercops:A species of long-tailed apes
cercurus:a kind of light vessel peculiar to the Cyprians
cerea:a Spanish drink, prepared from corn
cerealia:céréales
cerealis2:relatif au blé, au pain
cerebellare:a brain-covering, a head-covering;
cereo:to bring forth, produce, make, create, beget
cereofalum:
cereolus:of the color of wax
cereolus2:petit cierge
cereroqui:for the rest, in other respects, otherwise
cereuisia:beer
ceria:a Spanish drink, prepared from corn
cerifico:to make wax;, to slime over, to prepare a slimy nest for eggs
ceriforus:porteur de cierge
cerimonia:c. caerimonia...
cerina:a wax-colored garment
cerinthe:a plant which bees are fond of, wax - flower
cerinthus:beebread, called also
cerinum:étoffe jaune
ceriolare:a candlestick for wax tapers
ceriolarium:candélabre.
ceriolarius:fabricant de cierges
cerion:c. cerium.
ceritis:wax-stone, a precious stone
ceritus:v. cerritus.
cerium:a bad species of swelling, ulcer
cernentia:the sight, seeing
cerniculum:le jugement / crible
cernitus:passé au crible
cernos:sorte de grand vase de terre qui servait dans les sacrifices
cernualia:v. consualia.
cernuatus:part. de cernuo
cernulus:turning a somersault
cernuor:int., c. cernuo
!cernus:
cernuus:with the face turned towards the earth, inclined forwards, stooping, bowing forwards
cernuus2:a kind of shoe
ceroferarium:candélabre
ceroferarius:the waxlight bearer, an attendant at Christian ceremonial worship
ceroma:onguent composé de cire et d'huile, à l'usage des lutteurs / salle de lutte / [poét.] lutte
ceronia:St. John's bread
cerosus:full of wax
cerotarium:cérat
cerotum:cérat
ceroturium:a wax plaster, wax salve, wax pomatum
cerreus:of the Turkey oak
cerrinus:of the Turkey oak
cerritulus:somewhat mad
cerrus:a kind of oak, Turkey oak
certabundus:contending, disputing
certamino:contendo
certatiue:in order to stir up strife, combatively
certator:a disputant
certatus:part. de certo, disputé par les armes / contesté, qui est l'objet d'un conflit
certatus2:a contention, fight
certifico:tr., assurer, rendre certain
certim:certainly
certioro:to inform, apprise, show
certisco:int., être renseigné
certisso:int., être renseigné
certitas:
certitudo:certitude
certor:to strive, struggle, contend
ceruariolus:qui tient du cerf
ceruchi:ropes fastened to the sail-yards
ceruchus:
ceruci:cordages qui tiennent la vergue horizontale
ceruesia:beer
ceruicale:a pillow, bolster
ceruicatus:stiffnecked, obstinate
ceruicositas:stubbornness, obstinacy
ceruicosus:stubborn, obstinate
ceruina:deer's meat, venison
ceruisca:sorte de poire
ceruisia:beer
cerula:a small piece of wax
cerussator:qui blanchit avec de la céruse
cerussatus:colored, painted with white-lead
ceruula:a little hind
ceruuli:chevaux de frise
ceruulus:a little chevaux-de-frise
ceryceum:the herald's staff
cerycium:the herald's staff
cesna:service / salle à manger / réunion de convives
cessatio:A tarrying, delaying
cessatrix:a, female, loiterer, idler
cessatus:part. de cesso.
cessicius:of or pertaining to giving up, ceding
cessitius:of or pertaining to giving up, ceding
cessus:part. de cedo.
cessus2:action de reculer
cesticillus:a small ring, hoop placed upon the head to support a burden
cesticus:of a boxer's glove
cestifer:magistrat d'ordre inférieur à Rome
cestos:a girdle, tie, belt, girth, strap; the girdle of Venus
cestron:a graver, graving tool
cestros:the plant betony
cestros3:style, burin
cestrosphendone:a mililary engine for hurling stones
cestrotus:represented by means of a graver
cestrum:a graver, graving tool
!cestus:a girdle, tie, belt, girth, strap; the girdle of Venus
cetaria:a fish-pond
cetarius:of or pertaining to fish
cetero:for the rest, in other respects, otherwise
ceteroqui:for the rest, in other respects, otherwise
ceteroquin:for the rest, in other respects, otherwise
cetinus:de baleine
cetosus:of or pertaining to sea-fishes
cetrati:soldats munis de ce bouclier
cetratus:armé du bouclier nommé cetra
ceua:a kind of small cow
ceua2:a kind of small cow
ceyx:the male kingfisher
chaerephyllon:cerfeuil.
chaerephyllum:chervil
chaerepolum:cerfeuil
chalasticamen:an alleviating remedy
chalasticus:of or pertaining to alleviating, soothing
chalatorius:pertaining to loosing, letting down
chalatus:part. de chalo.
chalazias:an unknown precious stone, of the form and color of hail
chalazion:a pimple, small tubercle on the eyelids
chalazius:pertaining to hail
chalazophylax:garde chargé de prédire la grêle
chalazosis:maladie de l'oeil ; probablement ce que nous appelons «grain d'orge, orgelet»
chalbane:the resinous sap of an umbelliferous plant in Syria
chalcanthon:noir de cordonnier
chalcanthum:copperas-water;
chalcanton:noir de cordonnier.
chalcaspides:with brazen shields (a division of the Macedonian army), Ta.
chalcaspis:having a brazen shield
chalcea:brazen things
chalceos:a prickly plant
chalcetum:an unknown medicinal plant
chalceus:brazen, of brass;, plur. subst.
chalcidice:a kind of lizard
chalcis:A fish of the herring kind
chalcites:pierre précieuse
chalcitis2:Copperstone, copper ore
chalcophonos:a precious stone ringing like brass
chalcophtongos:sorte de pierre précieuse qui a le son du cuivre
chalcosmaragdos:an emerald with veins of brass, malachite
chalcus:a copper coin
chalo:to slacken, let down
chalybeis:Ov. d'acier.
chama:loup-cervier
chama2:a lynx
chama3:v. cheme  1 :
chamaeacte:dwarf elder, danewort
chamaecerasus:the dwarf cherry-tree
chamaecissos:ground-ivy
chamaecyparissos:ground-cypress
chamaedaphne:dwarf laurel
chamaedracon:a kind of African serpent, the ground-serpent
chamaedrys:the plant wall-germander
chamaeleon:Masc., a kind of lizard that changes its color, the chameleon
chamaeleuce:a plant, colt, sfoot
chamaelycos:verveine [plante]
chamaelygos:a plant
chamaemelinus:of chamomile
chamaemelon:chamomile
!chamaemelum:camomille
chamaemyrsine:dwarf myrtle, butcher, s-broom
chamaepeuce:the ground-larch, a plant
chamaepitys:a plant, groundpine, gen.
chamaeplatanus:dwarf platane
chamaerepes:the dwarf palm
chamaeropes:sorte de dattiers nains
chamaerops:c. chamaedrys.
chamaestrotus:qui se courbe vers la terre
chamaesuce:Plin. sorte de petite ésule (une euphorbe).
chamaesyce:a plant, wolf, s-milk, ground fig
chamaetortus:that creeps on the ground
chamaezelon:a plant, called also
chamedyosmos:rosemary
chamelaea:the dwarf olive, a shrub
chameunia:a couch on the earth
chamomilla:camomille
chamomillinus:de camomille
chamulcus:a kind of machine
chane:a kind of sea-fish;
characatus:provided with stakes, propped up
characias:Eit for making poles, stakes
characites:
character:An instrument for branding, marking
characterismus:characterization, the making prominent of the characteristic marks
!charadrios:courlis [oiseau]
charadrios:a yellowish bird
charaxo:to scratch, engrave
!charientismos:
charientismus:adoucissement de l'expression [rhét.]
charisma:a gift, present
charistia:an annual family repast made three days after the Parentalia, on the 20th of February; a family banquet, at which existing family feuds were settled
charisticon:gratification
charistion:traverse pour suspendre une balance / balance
charitesia:philtres d'amour
charitonblepharon:a magical plant producing love
charmidatus:changed into
charmidor:joie]
chartaceus:made of paper, paper-
chartapola:marchand de papier
chartarium:archives
chartarius:of or pertaining to paper, paper-
chartarius2:a papermerchant
charteus:of or pertaining to paper, paper-, occupation in writing
chartiaticum:money for paper
chartina:c. charta.
chartinacius:c. chartaceus.
chartophylacium:archives
chartophylax:a keeper of archives
chartopola:a paper-merchant
chartoprates:marchand de papier
chartula:a little paper, a small writing, a bill
chartularius:a keeper of the archives of court
chartus:a leaf of the Egyptian papyrus, paper, in lemm.;
chasma:an opening of the earth, a chasm, abyss
chasmatias:an earthquake which leaves chasms, openings
chelae:the arms of Scorpio;, Libra
chele:the claw-shaped part of the ballista, the trigger
chelidonia:swallowwort, celandine
chelidoniacus:pointed like a swallow's tail
chelidonias:the west wind, blowing after the, d of Feb.
chelidonium:collyre fait avec le suc de la chélidoine
chelidonius:pertaining to the swallow
chelonia:a precious stone, tortoise - stone
chelonites:pierre précieuse
chelonitis:a precious stone like the tortoise
chelonium:a tortoise-shell;, the similarly formed shield, cramp, stay in which the axis of the crane, windlass moved
chelynia:cf. chelonia, chelys), nom d'une pierre précieuse
chelyon:the shell of the horned tortoise
chema:a gaping mussel, a cockle
cheme:a measure for liquids, the third part of a
chemosis:maladie de l'oeil
chenalopeces:a species of goose, duck
chenalopex:cravan, espèce d'oie
chenamyche:plante qui effraie les oies
cheneros:oie d'une petite espèce
chenerotes:a species of small goose, duck;
cheniscus:a gosling;, the ornament in the form of a goose on a ship's stern
chenoboscion:a pen for geese
chenomyche:a plant
chernites:a kind of marble resembling ivory
chernitis:pierre précieuse inconnue
cherographum:c. chirographum.
cherronesice:à la manière des habitants de la Chersonèse.
chersinus:living upon dry land
chersos:a kind of toad
chersydros:an amphibious serpent
!chersydrus:espèce de serpent amphibie
cherubim:chérubin, esprit céleste
cherubin:chérubin, esprit céleste
chi:
chiasmus:
chiliarcha:un chiliarque (officier qui commande mille hommes).
chiliarchus:a commander of, soldiers, a chiliarch, a head of, persons
chilias:the number, a chiliad
chiliastae:the believers in the millennial kingdom
chiliodynama:an unknown medicinal plant, thousand-virtues
chiliodynamia:polemonia ou philetaeria [plante]
chiliophyllon:an unknown plant, thousand-leaves
chilo:qui a de grosses lèvres
chimerinus:winter
chiragra:gout in the hand
chiragricus:having the gout in the hand; subst.
chiridota:tunique à longues manches
chiridotus:furnished with sleeves
chirodyti:manches
chirographarius:pertaining to handwriting, manuscript-
chirographon:One's own handwriting, autograph;
chirographus:cf.
chironia:a name, a plant
chironomia:the art of moving the hands in gesturing, gesticulation
chironomon:one who moves his hands according to the rules of art, correctly, a pantomime
chirothecarius:gantier
chirurgia:surgery
chirurgicus:surgical, chirurgical
chlaena:manteau grec
chlamydati:les gens en chlamyde
chlora:a medicament
chloras:surnom d'une émeraude d'Arabie
chloreus:a greenish bird
chlorion:a yellow bird, the yellow thrush;, the oriole
chloritis:a precious stone of a grass-green color, the smaragdoprasus
choaspites:a precious stone found in the Choaspes
choaspitis:a precious stor found in the Choaspes
choax:c. chus
choenica:an Attic measure for grain, containing
choenix:chénice, mesure attique pour les grains
choerades:tumeurs scrofuleuses
choeras:the scrofula
choerogryllus:a kind of hare
choicus:of earth, clay
cholagogus:qui fait écouler la bile
cholas:a species of emerald
chole:bile
cholera:the jaundice
cholera2:bile / maladie provenant de la bile
cholericus:bilious, jaundiced
choliambus:iambic verse, whose last foot, instead of an iambus, is a spondee, trochee
cholicus:relatif à la bile, au choléra
choma:a dam, bank, mound
chondrilla:chondrille [plante]
chondrille:chondrille [plante]
chondrillon:chondrilla, Spanish succory
chondris:a plant, a kind of horehound, resembling marjoram
chondrylle:Plin. chondrille (espèce de chicorée sauvage).
chora:district
choragiarius:c. choragus.
choragus:he who had the care of the chorus and the supplies, necessary for it, the choragus
choraule:a female flute-player, who accompanied with the flute the chorus dance
choraulicus:of or belonging to the flute-players of the chorus
chorchorus:la corète (plante).
chordacista:a player on a stringed instrument
chordapsus:a disease of the intestines
chordifex:
chordula:
chordus:lateborn, produced late in the season, the second crop of hay, after-math
chorepiscopus:a deputy of a bishop for a village, a suffragan bishop
choreus:A foot
choriambicus:choriambic
choriambus:(carmen) poème en vers choriambiques
choriambus2:a foot composed of a choreus and an iambus, Adj.
chorici:choristes
choricus:pertaining to the chorus, a kind of anapœstic verse, consisting of a
chorius:tribraque
chorobates:an instrument for finding the level of water, a ground-level
chorocitharista:he who accompanied the chorus on the cithara
chorocitharistes:musicien qui accompagne le choeur avec la cithare
chorocitharistria:joueuse de cithare
chorographus:one who describes countries, a geographer
choros:espèce de plante ? [texte difficile à interpréter]
chortinos:
chortinus:of or from grass
chresis:usage
chreston:a name by which the plant, was sometimes called
chrisma:an anointing, unction
chrismalis:d'onction
chrismarium:vase aux reliques
chrismarius:Fort. oint.
chrismo:tr., oindre
christicolus:Fort. qui honore le Christ.
christifer:qui porte le Christ
christigenus:de la famille du Christ
christologus:beau parleur [surnom de Pertinax]
christus2:oint, qui a reçu l'onction
chroma:a chromatic scale
chromatiarius:celui qui se hâle au soleil
chromatice:the science of this species of harmony
chromaticus:chromatic
chronica:chronique [méd.]
chronicus:pertaining to time, absol.
chronius:chronic
chronocrator:
chronographia:chronique, récit par ordre chronologique
chronographus:a chronographer, annalist
chrotta:espèce de flûte
chrysallion:persicaire [plante]
chrysallis:the gold-colored chrysalis, aurelia, pupa of the butterfly
!chrysanthemon:chrysanthème
!chrysanthemum:the gold-flower, marigold, also called
chrysanthemon:the gold-flower, marigold, also called
chrysatticum:sorte de vin couleur d'or fait à Athènes
chrysea:golden vessels
!chryselectros:sorte de pierre précieuse
chryselectrum:Gold-colored amber, a precious stone
chryselectros:a dark-yellow precious stone, amber-colored hyacinth
chrysendeta:vessels inlaid with gold
!chrysendetos:
chrysendetus:set in gold, inlaid with gold, absol.
!chryseos:basilic jaune [plante]
chryseus:golden
chrysia:objets en or
chrysippea:a plant named after him
chrysites:A precious stone, also called
chrysitis:gold-colored
chrysius:d'or ; subst. pl. n., objets en or
chrysoaspides:a kind of soldiers under Alexander Severus
chrysoberullus:béryl ou aigue-marine [pierre précieuse]
chrysoberyllus:chrysoberyl
chrysocalis:a plant, also called
chrysocanthos:a kind of ivy which bears gold-colored berries
chrysocarpus:sorte de lierre à baies jaunes
chrysocephalos:a golden basilisk
chrysococcus:having golden grains
chrysocolla:Mountain - green, copper - green, borax.
chrysocome:linosyris [plante]
chrysocomes:aux cheveux d'or [épithète d'Apollon]
chrysographatus:inlaid with gold
chrysolachanum:garden orach, called also
chrysolago:arroche [plante]
chrysolampis:a precious stone
chrysolithos:chrysolite, the topaz of the Greeks and of modern mineralogists
chrysolithus:de chrysolithe
!chrysolithus2:chrysolythe ou topaze [pierre précieuse]
chrysomallus:le bélier à la toison d'or
chrysomelinum:pomme d'or [probablement le coing]
chrysomelinus:
chrysomelum:a kind of quince
chrysopastus:a species of our topaz
chrysopis:a precious variety of our topaz
chrysoprasis:chrysoprase [pierre précieuse]
!chrysoprasos:chrysoprase [pierre précieuse]
chrysoprasos:the chrysoprase, a precious stone of a golden-yellow and a leek-green color
chrysopteros:a kind of jasper
chrysouellus:à la toison d'or
chus:a measure for liquids
chydaeus:common
chylisma:the extracted juice of a plant
!chylos:suc de plantes
chylos:the extracted juice of a plant
chymiatus:qui est à l'état liquide
chymus:the fluid of the stomach, chyle
chytropus:a pot, chafing-dish with feet for coals
cibalis:pertaining to food, the œsophagus, gullet
cibatio:a feeding;, a meal, repast
!cibdelos:
cibdelus:spurious, base
cibicida:breadwaster, bread-consumer
cibo:to give food to animals, to feed, fodder, pass.
cibor:int., se nourrir
ciboria:the Egyptian bean
cibulla:ciboule
cibus2:nourriture, aliment [de l'homme, des animaux ou des plantes], mets, repas / [fig.] aliment, nourriture / pl. cibi = espèces de nourriture / suc des aliments, sève / appât
cicatricatus:part. p. de cicatrico.
cicatrico:tr., cicatriser
cicatricor:to be scarred over, cicatrized
cicatricula:a small scar
ciccum:membrane qui sépare les grains de la grenade / [fig.] peu de chose
ciccus:the thin membrane surrounding the grains of a pomegranate;, something unimportant, worthless, a trifle, bagatelle
cicendula:petite lampe de verre
cicera:pulse similar to the chickpea, chickling-vetch
cicerarius:
cicercula:a kind of small chickpea
cicerculum:an African species of the pigment
cichorion:chiccory, succory, endive
cichorium:chiccory, succory, endive
cici:an Egyptian tree, castor-oil tree, also called
cicilendrum:feigned names for spice
cicimandrum:feigned names for spice
cicindela:a glowworm
cicinum:huile de ricin
cicinus:
cicis:noix de galle
ciconinus:of the stork
cicuma:an owl
cicuro:to tame
cicuticen:a player upon a reed-pipe
cicuticina:joueuse de chalumeau
cidar:an ornament for the head of Persian kings, a diadem, tiara
cidaris:a diadem, tiara
cignus:a measure
ciliatus:qui a de beaux sourcils
cilibantum:a round cupboard
ciliciarius:a maker of hair coverings
cilicinus:made of hair-cloth
ciliciolum:a small garment, coverlet of goats, hair
cilio:a chisel, graver
cilium:An eyelid
cilleo:mouvoir
cilliba2:a round dining-table
cillo:to move, put in motion
cillo2:celui dont la tête est étroite et longue.
cillus:âne
cilo:having a prominent forehead pressed in upon the sides, a dim.
ciloter:sac d'avoine, musette
cilunculus:dim. de cilo 2
cimeliarcha:a treasurer, keeper of treasure
cimeliarchium:a place where jewels are deposited, a treasury
cimelium:bien, trésor (objet que l'on conserve en souvenir).
cimicia:herbe à punaises
cimico:to purify from bugs
ciminum:v. cuminum.
cimiterium:v. coemeterium
cimussa:corde
cimussatio:action d'entourer d'une corde
cimussator:celui qui enduit de céruse
cimusso:tr., ceindre d'une corde
cinaedia:pierre qui se trouve dans la tête du poisson cinaedus.
cinaedias:a precious stone, said to be found in the brain of the fish
cinaedicus:pertaining to one who is unchaste; immodest, lewd
!cinaedologos:celui qui est obscène dans son langage
!cinaedologus:celui qui tient des propos obscènes.
cinaedulus:a male wanton
cinara:a kind of artichoke, a native of the island of Cinara
cinaris:an unknown plant
cincinnalis:curled, a plant, also called
cincinnatulus:with curled hair
cincinnulus:dim. de cincinnus
cinctio:action de ceindre
cinctor:celui qui ceint
cinctorium:a swordbelt
cinctum:a girding, a manner of girding, in which the toga was tucked up, its corner being thrown over the left shoulder, was brought under the right arm round to the breast
cinctura:a nncture, a girdle
cinctus2:part. de cingo.
ciner:ashes
cineraceus:similar to ashes, ashy
cinerarii:nom méprisant donné aux chrétiens qui vénéraient les cendres des martyrs
cinerarium:caveau mortuaire
cinerarius:pertaining to ashes.
cineresco:to turn, to ashes
cinereum:a kind of salve
cinereus:similar to ashes, ash-colored
cinericius:similar to ashes, like ashes
cineritius:similar to ashes, like ashes
cinerosus:full of ashes
cinerulentus:couvert de cendre
cingillus:petite ceinture
cingulus:qui a une taille mince
cingulus2:The girdle encircling the hips, a zone, belt
cinifes:a kind of stinging insect
ciniphes:a kind of stinging insect
cinisculus:a little ashes
cinnabar:cinabre [couleur d'un rouge vif]
cinnabaris:cinabre [couleur d'un rouge vif]
cinnamius:de cannelle.
cinnamolgos:a bird in Arabia
!cinnamolgus:oiseau qui construit son nid avec des branches de cannellier
cinnamoma:c. cinnamomum.
cinnamominus:of or from cinnamon
cinnamomum:[fig.] terme de flatterie
cinnamum:cinnamon, O.:,
cinyphes:very small flies, gnats
cinyra:the lyre, an instrument of ten strings
ciosmis:sorte de sauge
cippi:
cipus:a pale, stake, post, pillar
circaea:a plant used as a charm
circaeon:the plant also called
circaeum2:the plant also called mandragoras
circanea:a bird so named from its circular flight
circator:v. circitor.
circelliones:moines vagabonds
circellus:a small ring
circes:a circle, the circumference of the circus
circias:c. circius 1.
circinatio:the circumference of a circle, a circle, the circular path of the planets
circinatus:part. de circino.
circino:to make round, to round, flies through in a circular course
circissarius:amateur de courses
circitator:
circitor:A watchman
circitorius:pertaining to patrols
circitura:ronde, tour
circitus:ronde, tour
circius:a violent wind blowing in Gallia Narbonensis
circo:To go about, traverse
circos:a precious stone
circuitio:A going round;, the rounds
circuitor:A watchman
circuitus2:part. de circueo.
circularis:circular, round
circulatim:circularly, in a circle
circulatio:a circular course, revolution
circulatorium:métier de charlatan
circulatorius:of a mountebank, quackish
circulatrix:a female mountebank, stroller, Adj.
circulatus:part. de circulo
circulo:to make circu lar, round, bent in
circulum:c. circulus
circumactio:a turning around, revolving
circumactus:part. de circumago.
circumadiaceo:int., se tenir autour
circumadspicio:tr., regarder autour de soi
circumaedifico:tr., entourer de constructions / barrer la vue à, intercepter [fig.]
circumaggero:to heap up around
circumambio:tr., entourer
circumambulo:to walk around
circumamburo:tr., brûler tout autour
circumamicio:tr., envelopper de toute part
circumamictus:enveloped, invested
circumamplector:tr., embrasser, entourer
circumaperio:tr., ouvrir [chirurg.]
circumaspicio:v. circumadspicio.
circumassisto:int., se tenir autour
circumasto:
circumaufero:tr., supprimer totalement
circumcalco:to tread, trample upon all around
circumcellionicus:relatif aux moines ambulants
circumcirco:to go round
circumcise:avec concision
circumcisicius:c. circumcidaneus.
circumcisio:a cutting around, circumcision
circumcisor:celui qui circoncit
circumcisorium:an instrument for cutting around
circumcisura:a cutting around
circumclamatus:rivage enveloppé des clameurs de la tempête
circumclamo:to roar around
circumclaudo:to shut in
circumclausus:part. de circumclaudo, -cludo.
circumclusio:entourage
circumclusus:part. de circumclaudo, -cludo.
circumcola:dwelling around
circumcolentes:riverains
circumcolo:to dwell round about, near, absol.
circumcordialis:around the heart
circumculco:to tread, trample upon all around
circumcumulo:to heap, pile up around
circumcurro:to run round, about
circumcursio:a running around
circumdati:
circumdatio:the putting around
circumdatus:part p. de circumdo.
circumdolatus:part. de circumdolo.
circumdolens:causant une douleur générale
circumdoleo:to suffer, on every side
circumdolo:to hew off around
circumductiuus:formant le cercle
circumductor:one who leads about, converts
circumductum:période [rhét.]
circumductus:part. de circumduco.
circumductus2:The circumference of a figure
circumequito:to ride round
circumerro:to wander round, stroll about, to pass through
circumfarcio:to fill up all around, to stuff
circumfartus:garni tout autour
circumferens:ligne qui va en cercle, circonférence
circumferentia:a circumference
circumfingo:to form around
circumfinio:to complete a circle, to bring to an end
circumfirmo:to fasten round
circumflagro:to blaze, scorch all around
circumfleo:int., pleurer tout autour
circumflexe:with a circumflex
circumflexibilis:provided with a circumflex accent
circumflexilis:marqué de l'accent circonflexe
circumflexio:a bending, winding round
circumflexus:part. p. de circumflecto.
circumflexus2:a bending round, a vault, arch
circumfluens:surabondant / circulaire
circumfluentia:surabondance
circumforatus:bored, pierced round
circumfossio:action de creuser autour
circumfossor:one who digs around something
circumfossura:a digging round
circumfossus:part. de circumfodio.
circumfractus:broken off around, broken around
circumfulcio:to support, hold up around
circumfulgeo:to shine around
circumfusio:a pouring around
circumfusus:part. de circumfundo.
circumgarriens:blabbing, babbling about.
circumgelatus:part. de circumgelo.
circumgelo:to freeze all around
circumgestator:colporteur
circumgesto:to bear, carry around
circumglobatus:rolled together, conglobated
circumgressus:part. de circumgredior.
circumgressus2:a going about
circumgyratio:mouvement circulaire
circumgyro:int., tourner autour
circumhabitator:qui habite autour.
circumhabitatores:habitants du voisinage
circumhabito:int., habiter dans le voisinage
circumhisco:to stare about with open mouth
circumhumatus:Part, buried around
circumiacentia:
circumiacio:To cast, throw, place around, pass.
circumiecta:the neighborhood, standing by
circumiectio:A throwing around, casting about
circumiectus:lying around, surrounding
circumiectus2:a casting around, a surrounding, encompassing, with soft embrace
circumiens:part. de circumeo.
circumincido:tr., inciser autour
circumincisio:incision circulaire
circuminicio:to throw up all around
circuminiicio:tr., placer autour
circuminsidior:int., tendre des pièges autour
circuminspicio:tr., examiner tout autour
circuminuoluo:to involve all around, to enclose, envelop
circumitio:A going round;, the rounds
circumitus:part. de circumeo.
circumlabens:P a., gliding around
circumlambo:to lick around
circumlaqueo:to wind around
circumlaticius:that may be carried around, portable
circumlatio:f, a carrying around
circumlatitius:that may be carried around, portable
circumlator:one who carries about, fin
circumlatrator:qui aboie autour
circumlatratus:aboiement, grondement autour
circumlatus:part. de circumfero.
circumlauo:v a., to wash around, to overflow all around
circumlego:int., côtoyer
circumleuo:v a., to raise up all around
circumligatus:part. de circumligo.
circumlinio:tr., oindre, enduire autour / aliquid alicui rei, appliquer qqch sur le pourtour de qqch
circumlitus:P., spread over, smeared around, besmeared:
circumlocutio:circumlocution, periphrasis
circumloquor:to make use of circumlocution, periphrasis
circumlustro:to light all around;
circumluuio:the formation of an island, the law of title to alluvial lands
circumluuium:the accumulation of land by alluvion around a piece of land, alluvial land
circummeo:to go around
circummetio:tr., mesurer autour
circummetior:to be measured around.
circummissus:part. de circummitto.
circummoenio:to wall up around, to fortify, secure, Absol.
circummoueo:tr., mouvoir autour
circummugio:tr., mugir autour
circummulcens:licking gently around
circummunitus:part. de circummunio.
circummurale:enceinte de fortifications
circummuranus:around, the walls
circumnascens:growing up around
circumnauigo:to sail around, circumnavigate
circumnecto:to wrap, bind around, surround, envelop
circumnexus:part. de circumnecto
circumnotatus:peint à l'entour
circumnoto:to paint, portray around
circumobruo:to cover around with, wrap around
circumornatus:ornamented round about
circumpauitus:beaten, trodden close around
circumpes:A kind of parasites
circumpetitus:attaqué autour
circumplaudo:to applaud, greet on all sides by clapping the hands
circumplexio:action d'embrasser
circumplexor:tr., embrasser
circumplexus:part. de circumplecto
circumplexus2:an encompassing, embracing, folding around;, abl. sing.
circumplicatus:part. de circumplico.
circumplico:To wind, fold, twine around
circumpositio:a setting, placing around
circumpositus:part. de circumpono.
circumpotatio:a drinking around in a funeral meal
circumproiicio:tr., répandre autour
circumpulso:to strike, beat around;
circumpungo:to prick, puncture around
circumpurgo:to cleanse, purify around
circumpurpuratus:tout entouré de pourpre
circumputatus:mesuré autour
circumputo:to measure all round
circumquaque:on every side, all round
circumrado:to scrape, shave, pare around
circumraptus:(Lebaigue P. 209) traîné tout autour.
circumrasio:a scraping, paring around
circumrasus:part. de circumrado.
circumretitus:enclosed with a net, ensnared
circumrorans:sprinkling all round
circumroto:to turn round in a circle
circumrumpo:tr., rompre, arracher autour
circumsaepio:to hedge, fence round with something, to surround, enclose
circumsaeuio:int., se déchaîner autour
circumsaltans:dancing around
circumscalptus:scraped around
circumscariphatus:scarified around
circumscariphicatus:scarified around
circumscaripho:tr., scarifier, inciser autour
circumscindo:to rend, strip, tear off around
circumscripte:in periods, summarily
circumscriptorie:by fraud, deceit
circumsectus:part. de circumseco.
circumseparo:to separate around
circumsero:to sow, set, plant around something
circumsessus:P. of circumsedeo.
circumsigno:to mark around
circumsitus:lying, situate around, neighboring
circumsocius:neighborly, in friendly neighborhood
circumsoluo:tr., délier autour
circumsonus:sounding all around.
circumspargo:To sprinkle, strew, scatter something around
circumspectabilis:digne d'être regardé, important
circumspectator:espion
circumspectio:a looking on all sides, a looking about
circumspector:a watcher, watchman, spy
circumspergo:To sprinkle, strew, scatter something around
circumspicientia:consideration, deliberation
circumspiro:int., souffler autour
circumspumans:qui écume autour
circumspumo:
circumstagno:to be poured forth all around
circumstantes:to surround in a hostile manner, to beset, besiege
circumstantia:A standing round, a surrounding
circumstantia2:details, circumstances
circumstatio:a standing around;, a circle
circumstipatus:part. de circumstipo.
circumstipo:to surround, accompany, attend, Absol., Pass.
circumstitutio:roulement établi, ordre (des fêtes)
circumstrepitus:part. de circumstrepo.
circumstrictus:part. de circumstringo.
circumstridens:shrieking, gibbering around
circumstringo:tr., serrer autour
circumstructus:part. de circumstruo.
circumstruo:to build round about, surround with buildings, part. pass.
circumstupeo:to look around with amazement, to stand amazed
circumsudans:sweating on all sides
circumsurgens:rising all around
circumsurgo:
circumsutus:sewed together all around
circumtectus:part. de circumtego.
circumtego:to cover round about
circumtendo:tr., envelopper, entourer
circumteneo:to keep around, to possess
circumtentus:bound, covered with something that is stretched, drawn around, begirt
circumtermino:to bound, limit round about
circumtextum:a garment inwoven with purple
circumtextus:woven all around
circumtinnio:to ring, tinkle around
circumtollo:to remove on every side
circumtorqueo:to twist, turn around
circumtraho:to draw, drag around, fin;
circumtremo:c. circum tremo.
circumtueor:to look around
circumtumulatus:piled up around
circumtundo:tr., frapper autour
circumuagor:to wander about
circumuallatio:action de bloquer
circumuallatus:part. de circumvallo.
circumuallum:circonvallation
circumuectio:A carrying around
circumuectitor:to travel about, visit in succession
circumuecto:to carry around
circumuectus:part. de circumvehor.
circumuehens:part. prés. de circumveho, inusité.
circumuelo:to cover around, envelop
circumuentio:a circumventing, defrauding
circumuentor:a deceiver, defrauder
circumuentorius:deceitful, fraudulent
circumuentus:part. de circumvenio.
circumuersio:a turning round, moving around, revolving
circumuerso:to turn around, pass.
circumuersor:int., se tourner (tourner) autour
circumuersura:duperie
circumuersus:brushed, swept around
circumuestio:To clothe, cover over
circumuestitus:part. de circumvestio.
circumuincio:to bind around
circumuinctus:part. de circumvincio.
circumundique:Prep.
circumungo:tr., oindre partout
circumuolatus:part. de circumvolo.
circumuolitabilis:flying round
circumuolutatio:action de rouler autour
circumuoluto:to roll around, pass., mid.
circumuolutus:part. de circumvolvo.
circumuorso:to turn around, pass.
circumuorto:to turn around, turns, is turned around on its axis, turning one's self to the right side
circumustus:burnt around
ciris:a bird, a fish, into which Scylla, the daughter of Nisus, was changed
cirratae:vêtements bordés d'une frange
cirris:sorte de poisson de mer
cirritudo:arrangement des cheveux en boucle
cirritum:sorte de poire
cirritus:having filaments, a kind of pear
cirsion:a kind of thistle
cisiarium:remise pour cabriolets
cisiarius:The driver of a cabriolet
cismontanus:situate on this side of the mountain
cisoria:instrument tranchant
cisorium:a cutting instrument
cispello:tr., pousser en deçà, empêcher de passer outre
cissanthemos:a plant similar to ivy, a species of
cissaron:the plant also called chrysanthemon
cissaros:the plant also called chrysanthemon
cission:small ivy
cissitis:a precious stone of the color of ivy-leaves
cissos:Ivy
cissura:c. scissura.
cissybium:a cup of ivy-wood
cistarius:gardien des coffres
cistella:a small chest, box
cistellatrix:she who has charge of the money-box
cisthos:a shrubby plant with red blossoms
cistiber:qui se trouve en deçà du Tibre ; magistrat d'ordre inférieur à Rome
cistifer:the bearer of a box, chest
cistophoros:The bearer of the sacred box
citate:quickly, speedily, nimbly, rapidly
citatio:the calling, proclaiming
citatorium:a summoning before a tribunal
citharicen:the player on the cithara
citharistria:she who plays on the cithara
citharizo:to play on, strike the cithara
citharoeda:c. citharistria.
citharoedicus:of or pertaining to the citharœdi
citharus:a fish of the sole kind
citime:on this side, on the hither, nearer side
citimus:adj
citipes:swiftfooted, fleet
citiremis:rowed swiftly
citocacia:garou [plante]
citocacium:the plant
citrago:the citrus-plant, lemon-balm
citrius2:c. citreus
ciuile:
ciuilitas:The art of government, politics
ciuito:habiter la ville ou donner le droit de cité
clabula:a scion, graft
clabulare:a large, open wagon, probably with sides of wicker-work
clabularis:qui se fait au moyen de fourgons
clabularius:of or belonging to the transport wagons
clacendix:a kind of shell-fish;
cladestinus:calamiteux, malheureux
cladis:c. clades
clagalopes:a species of eagle
clamatio:cri, clameur
clamator:a bawler, noisy declaimer
clamatorius:screeching, clamorous
clamatus:part. de clamo.
clamatus2:a crying aloud, shouting
clamitatio:a violent crying, clamor, noise
clamorosus:criard, plaintif
clamos:A loud call, a shout, cry;
clamose:clamorously
clancularius:secret, concealed, anonymous, unknown
clancule:c. clanculo
clanculo:tr., cacher
clanculo2:secretly, privately
clango:to clang, to sound, resound
claredo:c. claritudo
clarico:to glow, gleam
clarificatio:a glorification
clarifico:to make illustrious, famous
clarificus:qui éclaire, qui célèbre / glorieux
clarigatio:a solemn demand for redress, a religious solemnity with which the, declared war upon an enemy, in case he should refuse to give satisfaction within, days for injuries sustained
clarigenus:de haute naissance
clarigito:to recall, recollect;
clarigo:to proclaim war against an enemy with certain religious ceremonies
clarimus:superl. de clarus
clarissimatus:the dignity of a
claritus:c. clare.
clariuidus:seeing clearly, clear-sighted
claror:clearness, brightness
classeus:de flotte, flottant
classicula:a little fleet, flotilla
clathri:
clathro:to furnish with a grate, lattice, to set with bars
clatro:to furnish with a grate, lattice, to set with bars
clauarius:qui fait des chevilles
clauator:one who carries clubs, foils, used in military exercises, a cudgel-bearer
clauatura:
clauatus:garni de clous, ferré [en parl. de la chaussure] / qui a des rayures / garni de piquants [en parl. de coquillages]
claudaster:a little lame
claudeo:to limp or halt, to be lame, to falter
claudeor:int., boiter
claudicatio:a limping
claudigo:a lameness, limping
clauditas:a lameness, limping
claudor:int., boiter
claudosus:inégal
clauellus:petit clou [méd.]
claues:a key
clauicarius:a locksmith
clauicatus:garni de clous
clauicularius:porte-clefs
clauiculus:enflure en forme de clou
clauiger2:the key-bearer
clauo:tr., clouer, fixer avec des clous
clauola:a scion, graft
clausa:endroit fermé de la maison
clause:d'une manière enveloppée, obscure
clausibilis:qui peut être fermé
clausilis:qui peut être fermé
clausor:qui enferme / forgeron, orfèvre
claustellum:verrou, serrure, cloison
claustralis:of or pertaining to a fortress
claustrarius:pertaining to locks
claustritimus:portier
claustritumus:a warden of locks
clausura:A lock, bar, bolt
clausus:close, reserved
clauula:a scion, graft
claxendix:a kind of shell-fish;
clema:a plant, also called
clematis:the name of various climbing plants
clematitis:a creeping plant, a species of
cleonia:the plant
cleonicion:a plant, also called
cleopiceton:c. clinopodion.
clepsydrarius:a maker of water-clocks
clepta:a thief
cleptes:voleur
clepto:tr., voler, dérober
cleri:les membres du clergé
clericalis:clerical, priestly
clericatus:the clerical office
clericus:a clergyman, priest
clerus:the clerical order, the clergy
clibanaria:fabrique de cuirasses
clibanarii:boulangers [cuisant le pain dans une tourtière]
clibanarius:de tourtière
clibanarius2:a soldier clad in mail, a cuirassier
clibanicius:bread baked in a
clidion:the collar-bone of the tunny
clidium:the collar-bone of the tunny
clientula:dim. de clienta
clima:région / mesure agraire
climacis:petite échelle
climacter:a critical epoch in human life, a climacteric
climatiae:sorte de tremblements de terre
climatias:a kind of earthquake
climax:a rhetorical figure, consisting in a gradual increase in force of expression, a climax
clinatus:inclined, bent, sunk
clinatus2:flexion, déclinaison
cline:couche, coussin pour les divinités
clingo:tr., enclore, entourer
clinice:the science of clinical medicine, praclice at the sick-bed
clinicus:de lit, de malade
clinicus2:A physician who attends patients sick in bed
clino:clivus), tr., incliner, faire pencher
clinopale:a wrestling in bed
clinopodion:a plant, wild basil
clinopodium:
clinopus:the foot of a bed
clipeolarium:dépôt ou magasin de petits boucliers
clipeolarius:fabricant ou marchand de petits boucliers
clipeolum:a small shield
cliua:a gently sloping height, a declivity, slope, an ascent, a hill, eminence, ascending road, the higher road ascending to the Capitol, a part of, absol., a great difficulty to be overcome, any thing sloping, a slope, unevenness
cliuia:oiseau de mauvais augure
cliuius:which forbid any thing to be done
cliuulus:a little hill
cloacarium:the duty paid for conducting the private sewers into the public ones, for maintaining and cleansing the sewers
cloacarius:égoutier, vidangeur
cloacinus:d'égout, des égouts
cloaco:tr., salir, souiller
cloacula:a small sewer, drain
clocitatus:cri du cerf
clocito:int., bramer [cri du cerf]
clodico:to limp, halt, be lame
clodo:To shut something that is open, to close, shut up
clodor:
clodus:limping, halting, lame.
clonos:a plant, also called
cloo:v. cluo 2.
clostra:that by which any thing is shut up or closed, a lock, bar, bolt
clucidatus:adouci, suave
clucio:tr., rendre adouci
cluden:épée de théâtre dont la lame rentre dans la poignée
cludus:limping, halting, lame.
clueor:to be named, called, reputed, esteemed
cluis:illustre, noble
cluma:v. gluma
clumae:balles de l'orge.
cluna:singe / [Lindsay
clunabulum:couteau de boucher ou de sacrificateur
clunaclum:couteau de boucher ou de sacrificateur
clunaculum:couteau de boucher ou de sacrificateur
clunae:apes;
clunalis:pertaining to the hinder parts, hind-
clunicula:small hinder-parts
cluniculus:small hinder-parts
cluor:réputation
clupea:a kind of very small river-fish
clupeolum:a small shield
clura:an ape
clurinus:of or pertaining to apes
clusaris:easily shutting, closing
clusarius:c. clusaris
clusilis:easily closing
clusor:one who encloses, encompasses
clustellum:verrou, serrure, cloison
cluster:A clyster, injection
clusum:- 1 - lieu fermé, enclos, clos. - 2 - fermeture.
clusura:A lock, bar, bolt
clusus:participe de cludo.
clutus:famous, renowned;
cluuior:
clybatis:a plant, also called
clymenos:an unknown plant
!clymenus2:chèvrefeuille des bois
clypeo:to arm, furnish with a shield, as with a shield
clypeolum:a small shield
clysmus:a clyster
clysterio:c. clysterizo.
clysterium:a clyster
clysterizo:to apply a clyster
!cnecos:safran bâtard
cnecos:safflower
cnedinus:of nettles, nettle-
cnemis:a greave; of the end of the verse
cneoron:garou [arbrisseau]
cnephosus:dark
cnestron:a plant, also called, mezereon
cnicus:safflower
cnide:a sea-nettle;, a zoophyte
cnidinus:of nettles, nettle-
cnisa:the steam, odor of a sacrifice
cnissa:the steam, odor of a sacrifice
cnodax:a pin, pivot, gudgeon;, pivōt, boulons
coaccedo:to come to, be added besides
coaceruatim:by, in heaps
coaceruatus:part. de coacervo.
coacon:v. choacon.
coactarius:fabricant de feutre
coacte:Shortly, quickly; Accurately, strictly; In a forced, constrained manner
coacticius:forcé, contraint
coactilia:thick, fulled cloth, felt
coactiliarius:relatif au feutre
coactiliarius2:a maker of thick, fulled cloth, Adj.
coactilis:made thick;
coactim:concisely, briefly
coactio:A collecting, calling in
coactiuus:forcé
coactrix:celle qui force, contraint
coactura:cueillette [d'olives]
coactus:forced, constrained, unnatural
coadiicio:tr., ajouter avec
coadimpleo:compléter
coadiutor:an assistant
coadiuuo:tr., assister
coadolesco:int., grandir avec
coadoro:to worship, adore along with
coadsum:int., être présent avec
coadulesco:to grow up along with
coadunatim:en réunissant
coadunatio:a uniting into one, a summing up
coadunatus:part. p. de coaduno.
coaduno:to unite, add, join together, to collect into one
coaedificatio:action d'édifier, de construire ensemble
coaedificatus:part. de coaedifico.
coaedifico:to build up together, build upon
coaegresco:to become sick at the same time with
coaegroto:to be sick at the same time with
coaequalitas:égalisation, part égale
coaequaliter:également, semblablement
coaequatio:action d'égaler
coaequatus:part. de coaequo.
coaestimo:to estimate together with
coaetaneo:to be of the same age
coaeternalis:coéternel
coaeternitas:coéternité
coaeternus:coeternal
coaeto:int., être du même âge
coaeuitas:contemporanéité
coaeuus:of the same age, coeval
coaggeratus:part. p. de coaggero.
coaggero:tr., entasser en remblai / couvrir d'un amas
coagitatio:battement simultané.
coagitatus:part. p. de coagito.
coagito:to shake together
coagmentarius:joining together
coagmentatio:a joining, connecting together; a connection, combination, union
coagmentatus:part. p. de coagmento.
coagnitus:connu en même temps
coagulare:the colon
coagulatio:a curdling, coagulating
coagulatus:part. p. de coagulo.
coalitus:v. coalesco
coalitus2:communion, fellowship
coalo:to sustain, nourish together with
coaltercor:int., avoir une discussion avec
coalumna:camarade d'enfance
coamator:rival en amour
coambulo:to go with
coangustatio:resserrement, retraite
coangustatus:part. passé; serré, pressé.
coangustus:resserré
coapostata:
coapostolus:compagnon d'apostolat
coappello:tr., appeler avec ou en même temps
coaptabilis:qui peut être ajusté
coaptatio:an accurate joining together
coaptatus:p. p. de coapto.
coapto:to fit, join, adjust together with something
coarctatio:a drawing, crowding together
coarctatus:part. passé de coarcto. - 1 - resserré, rétréci, mis à l'étroit. - 2 - dont le temps est abrégé.
coarcto:to press together, compress, contract, confine
coarcuatio:voûte, cintre, arcade
coareo:int., sécher ensemble
coaresco:to dry, become dry together
coargutio:a convicting, refutation
coarmio:a comrade in arms
coarmius:compagnon d'armes
coarmo:to arm together
coartatus:part. p. de coarto.
coarticulo:to cause to articulate
coascendo:int., monter avec
coassamentum:assemblage de planches, plancher, parquet
coassatio:a joining of timber, boards, planks, together;, a boarded floor
coasso:to join boards, planks together
coassumo:to assume together
coattestor:attester ensemble
coauctio:a joint increase
coax:coax (cri de la grenouille).
coaxatio:assemblage de planches, plancher, parquet
coaxo:to croak
cobio:v. gobio.
cobion:a species of the plant, wolf, s-milk, called also, and
cobius:v. gobius.
cocceus:c. coccinus.
coccina:scarlet garments
coccinatus:clothed in scarlet
coccinum:c. coccum.
coccolobis:v. cocolobis.
coccygia:f, a kind of sumach used in coloring
coccymelum:a plum
coccyx:a cuckoo
cocetum:a kind of food prepared from honey and poppies
cochlacae:round stones from a river, resembling snails, shells
cochleae:c. cochlacae
cochlear:a spoon
cochlearis:d'une cuiller
cochlearis2:cuiller
cochlearium:An enclosure, pen in which snails were kept and fed
cochleatim:spirally
cochleatus:spiral, screw-formed
cochleola:a small snail
cochlis:a precious stone like a snail-shell in form
cochlos:escargot de mer
cociator:a broker
cociatria:courtage, commerce
cocibilis:that can be easily cooked
cocina:cuisine / art du cuisinier
cocinatorius:of or pertaining to the kitchen
cocino:int., faire la cuisine / tr., préparer comme mets
cocinus:de cuisinier, de cuisine
cocionatura:brokery
cocionor:to be a broker
cocistro:esclave chargé de goûter les mets
coclacae:round stones from a river, resembling snails, shells
coclear:a spoon, a measure for liquids, a spoonful
cocleare:a spoon, a measure for liquids, a spoonful
coclearis:d'une cuiller
coclearium:An enclosure, pen in which snails were kept and fed
coclearum:a spoon, a measure for liquids, a spoonful
cocleatim:spirally
cocleatus:spiral, screw-formed
cocleola:a small snail
cocles2:cognomen of a person blind with one eye
coco:the sound naturally made by the hen, clucking
cocolobis:a Spanish name for a kind of grape.
cocolubis:a Spanish name for a kind of grape.
cocta:water boiled, and cooled by ice; a decoction
cocta2:aliments cuits
coctana:a kind of small Syrian fig
coctilia:very dry wood, that burns without smoke
coctilicius:of or pertaining to dried wood, in which dry wood is sold
coctio:a cooking, burning
coctio2:a broker, factor;
coctito:tr., fréq. de coquo,
coctiuus:that is easily cooked, ripens early, suitable for cooking
coctona:a kind of small Syrian fig
coctum:
cocturarius:a cook
coctus:P. of coquo.
cocula:a female cook
cocula2:menu bois pour la cuisine
codia:tête de pavot
codicarii:those who sail on such ships, those who brought the corn from Ostia to Rome
codicillaris:octroyé par un codicille de l'empereur, honoraire
codicillarius:named, appointed by the emperor's handwriting
codicilli:Wood cut and split for burning
codicula:a little tail
codiculus:c. codicillus.
coecus:having no light, devoid of light.
coelebs:unmarried, single
coelectus:elected together
coelementatus:composed of elements
coeles:heavenly, celestial
coelestis:pertaining to heaven, to the heavens, found in heaven, coming from heaven, heavenly, celestial
coeliaca:stomach remedy
coeliacus2:celui qui a le flux céliaque
coelibatus:celibacy, single life
coelicus:celestial, magnificent
coelifer:supporting the heavens
coelifluus:flowing from heaven
coeligenus:heaven-born
coeliger:heaven supporting
coeliloquus:adj, heavenly speaking
coelioticus:cleansing the stomach, bowels
coelipotens:m., powerful in heaven
coelitus:From heaven
coelo:- tr. - orner de reliefs, ciseler, graver, buriner.
coemendatus:amended at the same time
coemesis:a somniferous song
coemeterium:a churchyard, cemetery, burying-ground
coemitto:tr., envoyer avec
coemptionalis:pertaining to a sham sale, a sham marriage, who was made use of in such a performance
coemptionator:one who enters into the
coemptor:one who purchases many things, buys up;
coemptus:P. of coëmo.
coemtor:acheteur.
coenacularius:pertaining to a garret;
coenaculum:a dining-room, an upper story, an upper room, a garret, attic
coenaticus:pertaining to a dinner
coenatio:a dining-room, a dining-hall, bis.;
coenatiuncula:a small dining-room
coenatorius:of or pertaining to dinner, to the table
coenaturio:to have an appetite for dinner
coenatus:
coenito:to dine often, much, to be accustomed to dine, to dine
coeno:to take a meal, to dine, eat
coenobialis:cénobitique
coenobiolum:petit couvent, petit monastère
coenobita:a cloister-brother, a monk
coenobium:a cloister, convent
coenolexia:expression banale
!coenomya:mouche commune
coenomya:the common fly
coenomyia:the common fly
coenonesis:notification aux juges ou à l'adversaire
coenositas:f, a dirty place;
coenosus:muddy, dirty, foul, marshy, Comp.
coenoteta:propriété commune, analogie
coenula:a little dinner
coenulentus:covered with mud, muddy, filthy
coenum:dirt, filth, mud, mire
coepiscopatus:an associate episcopate
coepiscopus:an associate bishop
coeptatus:part. de coepto.
coeptio:commencement
coepturus:de coepio.
coeptus2:a beginning, undertaking
coepulonus:a fellowbanqueter, companion at a feast
coepulor:to feast together
coercio:a restraining, coercing; coercion, restraint, compulsion, chastisement, punishment
coercitor:one who restrains
coercitus:P. of coerceō.
coerctio:a restraining, coercing; coercion, restraint, compulsion, chastisement, punishment
coero:v. curo
coerro:to go, wander about together
coertio:a restraining, coercing; coercion, restraint, compulsion, chastisement, punishment
coessentialis:qui a la même essence
coeuangelista:compagnon d'apostolat
coex:v. coix.
coexcito:tr., réveiller ensemble
coexercitatus:exercised together, at the same time
coexercito:tr., exercer simultanément
coexsisto:int., coexister
coexstinctus:éteint en même temps
coexsulo:int., s'exiler en même temps
coexsulto:int., se réjouir avec
coextendo:étendre jusqu'à, juger capable
cofanus:a pelican
cogitamen:thinking, thought
cogitamentum:a thought
cogitata:reflections, thoughts, ideas
cogitatim:with mature reflection, considerately
cogitato:avec réflexion, de propos délibéré.
cogitator:celui qui pense
cogitatorium:a receptacle of thought
cogitatus:deliberate
cogitatus2:a thinking, thought, part. pass.
cogito2:fréq. de cogo), tr., rassembler / contraindre
cognata:a blood-relation, kinsman
cognationalis:parent du côté maternel, cousin, allié
cognatiuus:de parent
cognitionalis:pertaining to judicial inquiry, Adv.
cognitionaliter:à titre de renseignement judiciaire
cognitiuncula:faible connaissance
cognitorius:pertaining to an advocate
cognitrix:celle qui connaît
cognitura:the office of a fiscal agent, who looks up the debtors to the treasury; a state's attorneyship, a state agency
cognitus2:a becoming acquainted with, a knowing
cognominalis:Aug. qui a le même nom.
cognominatim:avec la même signification, dans le même sens
cognominatio:a surname
cognominatiuus:qui désigne le cognomen
cognominatus:synonymous
cognoscens:part. adj. de cognosco
cognoscenter:with knowledge, distinctly
cognoscentia:
cognoscibilis:recognizable, discernible, Adv.
cognoscibiliter:recognizably
cohabitatio:a dwelling together
cohabitator:he who dwells with any one
cohabitatrix:compagne de logis
cohabito:to dwell together
cohaerens:adjoining, continuous, consistent, inconsistent assertions. — Harmonious
cohaerenter:continuously, uninterruptedly
cohaerentia:a cohering, coherence, connection
cohaeres:a coheir, fellow-heir, Gen. plur., fem.
cohaeresco:to hang together, cohere
cohaereticus:confrère dans l'hérésie
cohaesus:pressed together
cohereditas:partage d'héritage
coheresco:to hang together, cohere
cohibentia:cohibitio
cohibilis:abridged, short, Adv.
cohibiliter:comp.
cohibilius:plus brièvement.
cohibitio:a restraining, governing
cohibitus:pris adjt, ramassé [style], concis
cohortales:les prétoriens
cohortalini:les prétoriens
cohortalinus:pertaining to an imperial body-guard
cohortalis:Pertaining to a cattle, poultry-yard
cohortatiuncula:a short exhortation
cohortatus:part. de cohortor
cohorticula:a small cohort
cohorto:to exhort, encourage
cohospes:a fellow-guest
cohospitans:qui partage l'hospitalité
cohum:the strap by which the plough-beam was fastened to the yoke;
cohumido:to moisten all over, to wet
cohus:c. cohum 1
coiens:part. de coeo.
coillum:the inmost part of the house, where the Lares were worshipped
coimagino:tr., se représenter avec
coimbibo:to imbibe along with, at the same time
coimplicitus:embarrassé avec
coinfero:- tr. - apporter ensemble.
coinnascibilis:qui peut naître avec
coinquilinus:qui habite avec un autre
coinquinabilis:susceptible de souillure
coinquinatio:a polluting
coinquinatus:part. de coinquino
coinquino:to defile all over, to pollute wholly, to contaminate.
coinquio:to cut off, cut down
coinquo:tr., émonder [des arbres sacrés]
cointellego:tr., comprendre en même temps
coitus:part. de coeo.
coix:a kind of Ethiopian palm
cola:c. colon.
colaphizator:qui donne des coups de poing
colaphizo:to box one's ears
colatura:filtration;, that which has been strained
colatus:cleansed, purified
colchicum:a plant with a poisonous root
coleatus:pertaining to the
colefium:c. colyphium
colens:one who reveres, religious men
colepium:a knuckle of beef, pork
coles:the stalk, stem of a plant, the tendrils
colias2:a kind of tunny-fish
colice:a remedy for the colic
colicus:pertaining to the colic; suffering from, sick with the colic
colina:a kitchen
coliphia:choice bits of meat, loin-pieces
coliphium:a kind of nourishing food for athletœ
colis2:the stalk, stem of a plant, the tendrils
colisatum:
colitor:habitant / cultivateur
collabasco:to totter, be about to fall at the same time, to waver with
collabefactatus:part. de collabefacto.
collabefactus:part. de collabefio.
collabello:to form by bringing the lips together
collaboro:to labor with, together
collaceratus:torn to pieces, lacerated
collacrimatio:a weeping together, very much, a lamenting
collactanea:a brother nourished at the same breast, a foster-brother
collactaneus:a brother nourished at the same breast, a foster-brother
collacteus:a foster-brother
collacticius:frère de lait
collaetor:to rejoice together
collaeuo:to make entirely smooth, to smooth
collapsio:a falling together, precipitation
collarium:a band, chain for the neck, a collar
collatatus:extended, diffuse
collatero:to admit on both sides
collatiuum:a contribution in money
collatrix:de collator
collatus:a bringing together
collaudabilis:worthy of praise in every respect
collaudator:one who praises warmly
collaudatrix:[décad.]
collaudatus:part. de collaudo.
collecta:A contribution in money
collectaculum:a place of assembling, a receptacle, reservoir
collectaneus:gathered, collected together, collectaneous
collectarius:a money-changer, banker, cashier
collecte:summarily, briefly, strictly
collectibilis:qu'on peut conclure
collecticius:collected, gathered together, gathered hastily without selection
collectim:summarily, briefly
collectitius:collected, gathered together, gathered hastily without selection
collectiuus:Collected, gathered together
collector:a fellow-student
collectum:that which is collected
collegarius:un des collègues
collegatarius:a person to whom is bequeathed a legacy in common with others, a collegatary, joint-legatee
collegialis:collegial
collegiarius:collegial
collegiatio:association
collegiatus:he who is with one in a society, college, corporation
collema:that which is glued, cemented together
colleprosus:a fellow-leper
colleticus:suitable for gluing, sticking together
colletis:a plant
colleuita:lévite avec d'autres
collibentia:plaisir
colliberta:a fellowfreedwoman
collibratio:action de darder ses rayons en masse [soleil]
collicellus:a very little hill
colliciae:channels, drains, gutters for conducting water in the fields, upon the roofs of buildings
colliciares:tuiles faisant rigole
collicio:to mislead, beguile
collicrepida:
colliculus:a little hill
collifana:
colliga:a place for gathering nitrum
colligate:étroitement
colligatus:part. de colligo 1.
colligentia:conclusion, conséquence
colliminium:c. collimitium.
collimitaneus:bordering upon;, dat.
collimitium:the boundary between two countries
collimito:int., confiner à
collimitor:to border upon
collimo:tr.
collimontius:montagneux
collina:hilly land
collineate:in a direct line;, skilfully, artistically;, sup.
collineatus:part. passé de collineo; dirigé, aligné.
collineo:to direct something in a straight line, to aim
colliniate:en ligne droite, exactement
collinus2:of or pertaining to a hill, found, growing on a hill, hilly, hill-
colliphium:a kind of nourishing food for athletœ
colliquefactus:made fluid, liquefied, dissolved, melted
colliquefio:
colliquesco:to become fluid, to liquefy, melt, dissolve
colliquiae:channels, drains, gutters for conducting water in the fields, upon the roofs of buildings
collisa:meurtrissures
collisio:a dashing, striking together, a concussion, shock
collisus:a striking together, collision
collisus2:part. de collido.
colliteo:int., être caché avec
collitesco:int., se cacher avec
colliuiarium:canal
collocupleto:to make very rich, to enrich
collocutor:he who talks with another
collubet:it pleases, it is agreeable, act., pass.
collubus:the exchange of coins of different kinds, of different countries, agio.
collucesco:to lighten up
colluctator:a wrestler;, an anlagonist, adversary
colludium:A sporting, playing together
collugeo:to lament, grieve together
collumino:to illuminate on all sides
collurchinatio:gross gluttony, gormandizing
collurcinatio:ripaille
collusorie:in a concerted manner, collusively
collustratus:part. de collustro.
collustrium:a corporation that procured the lustration of the fields of a district
collutio:a rinsing, washing
colluto:tr., salir
collutulento:tr.  couvrir de boue [fig.]
colluuiaris:porc que l'on nourrit avec les eaux grasses
colluuiarium:soupirail d'un aqueduc.
colluuium:a conflux, collection of filth, washings, sweepings, draff, swill.
collybista:a money-changer, banker
collybum:c. collybus.
collyra:a kind of pastry of a round, elongated form, maccaroni, vermicelli
collyricus:of vermicelli, vermicelli soup
collyrida:a roll, cake
collyriolum:a small, tent, pessary
collyris:sorte de petit gâteau, de petit pain / ornement de tête à l'usage des femmes / mauve sauvage / sorte de poisson
colo2:to filter, strain, to clarify, purify
colobathra:échasses
colobathrarius:one who walks on stilts
colobathron:
colobicus:mutilated
colobium:tunique à courtes manches
colobos:mutilated, curtailed, in which one syllable is wanting
colobum:an undergarment with short sleeves
colocasia:an Egyptian bean;
colocasia2:an Egyptian bean;
colocynthis:the colocynth, coloquintida
colon:The colon or great gut
colona:a countrywoman
colonarius:of or pertaining to the, rustic
colonatus:the condition of a rustic
coloniaria:native of a colony
coloniarius:native of a colony
colonica:a farm-house, a rustic's hut
colophon2:sommet, faîte
colorabilis:chromaticus
colorarius:chromatiarius
colorate:de façon spécieuse
coloratio:coloration
colorator:a polisher
coloreus:colored, variegated
colorius:coloré
colossaeus:colossal
colosseus:colossal, huge, gigantic
colossiaeus:colossal, huge, gigantic
colossicos:colossal
colossicus:colossal, gigantic,
!colossos:colosse, statue colossale
colossus:colossal, gigantesque
colossos:a gigantic statue, a colossus, the celebrated Colossus at Rhodes;
colostra:the first milk after delivery, the biestings
colostrati:those afflicted with
colostratio:a disease of the young caused by the first milk, of the mother
colostratus:atteint de colostration
colostreus:de colostrum
colostrum:the first milk after delivery, the biestings
colotes:a kind of lizard, called also stellio, and
colubrifer:serpent-bearing
colubrimodus:serpent-like
colubrina:a plant, also called bryonia and dracontea
colubrinus:like a serpent; cunning, wily
colubrosus:serpentine, winding
columbar:a kind of collar
columbaria:île de la mer Tyrrhénienne
columbarium:pigeonnier, colombier / boulin, niche pratiquée dans un colombier pour abriter une paire de pigeons / niche destinée à recevoir les urnes funéraires / boulin, cavité d'un mur destinée à recevoir une pièce de charpente / ouverture pratiquée dans un navire pour le passage de la rame / godet [dans la roue à godets]
columbarius:pertaining to doves;
columbarius2:-I. a dove-keeper -II. A subterranean sepulchre, in the walls of which were niches for urns of ashes
columbas:v. colymbades.
columbatim:after the manner of doves, like doves
columbinaceus:pertaining to a dove
columbini:little doves
columbulatim:in the manner of little doves, like little doves
columellaris:adj, pillar-formed
columis:unhurt, safe;
columnar:a stone-quarry, marble-quarry
columnaris:rising in the form of a pillar
columnarius:of or pertaining to a column;, subst. m. one who was condemned at the Columna Maenia, a criminal, debtor
columnarius2:one who was condemned at the Columna Maenia, a criminal, debtor
columnatio:a supporting by pillars
columnatus:supported, pillars
columnella:a small column, a pillar
columniacus:en forme de colonne
columnifer:column-bearing
coluri:les colures [cercles de la sphère céleste qui se coupent aux pôles]
coluria:piliers de pierre, pilastres
colurus:mutilated;
colus2:The colon, great gut
colus3:quenouille des Parques / [fig.] les fils [de la vie]
colustra:v. colostra.
colutea:a pod-like kind of fruit
coluthia:a kind of snail of a dark color
colyma:empêchement, obstacle
colymbades:olives confites [nageant d. la saumure]
colymbas:prepared, put in brine
colymbus:a swimming-bath
colyphia:choice bits of meat, loin-pieces
colyx:a cavern where natron is distilling
comacum:a kind of cinnamon found in Syria
comaron:The fruit of the arbute-tree
comatulus:having hair neatly, luxuriously curled
combaiulo:tr., porter des fardeaux
combatuo:int., combattre avec
combennio:porter avec
combennones:compagnons de voyage dans une voiture appelée benna
combibiolus:compagnon de beuverie
combibiones:
combibo2:a pot-companion
combinatio:a joining two by two
combinatus:part. de combino.
combino:to unite, combine, part. perf.
combretum:a kind of rush
combullio:to boil fully
combustio:a burning, consuming
combustum:a burn, a wound made by burning
combustura:a burning
combustus:P. of combūrō.
come:a plant, also called, crocus leaved goat, s- beard
comedo2:glutton; gourmet; one who spends/squanders his money on feasting/revelling;
comedus:a glutton, gormandizer
comesor:to hold a festive procession, to revel, make merry;, Absol.
comesor2:an eater, a gourmand
comessabundus:holding a riotous procession, revelling, banqueting, carousing, decorated, crowned, for a procession
comessaliter:as in revelling processions, wantonly, jovially
comessator:one who holds, joins in a festive procession, a reveller
comessor:to hold a festive procession, to revel, make merry;, Absol.
comestibilis:eatable
comestio:a consuming
comestor:an eater, a gourmand
comestura:action de manger / rouille (qui ronge)
comesturus:part. f. de comedo
comesus:part. de comedo
comesus2:an eating, consuming
cometa:comète
comininator:
comisabundus:v. comiss-.
comisaliter:en partie de plaisir, gaiement.
comisator:qui aime les parties de plaisirs, noceur.
comissaliter:as in revelling processions, wantonly, jovially
comissorius:
comitabilis:attending, accompanying
comitatensis:of or pertaining to the dignity, office of courtiers
comitiacus:c. comitianus.
comitiae:of other elections
comitialis2:one who has the epilepsy
comitialiter:epileptically, by epilepsy
comitianus:of or pertaining to the
comitiatus:a military tribune elected at the comitia
comitiatus2:an assembly of the people in the comitia
comitiatus3:nommé dans les comices
comitio:int., convoquer le peuple sur le comitium
comitiua:dignité, fonction de comte
comitiuus:pertaining to a chief officer
comma:membre de la période / partie du vers
commaceratio:a dissolution, maceration
commacero:to soften by steeping, to macerate
commacesco:to grow lean
commaculatio:souillure
commaculator:profanateur
commaculatus:part. de commaculo.
commaereo:int., prendre part au chagrin de
commagenum:a remedy made there
commagnifico:tr., exalter ensemble, glorifier
commalaxo:to make entirely mild, to soften;
commalleo:tr., s'approprier
commalleolo:tr., s'approprier
commando:to chew
commanducatio:a chewing, mastication
commanducatus:part. de commanduco
commanduco:to chew much, chew to pieces, masticate
commanducor:to chew much, chew to pieces, masticate
commaneo:to remain somewhere constantly
commanifesto:to manifest together
commaniplus:soldat du même manipule, compagnon d'armes
commanipularis:a comrade who is in the same
commanipularius:c. le précéd.
commanipulatio:companionship in a
commanipulo:a comrade of the same
commanipulus:soldat du même manipule, compagnon d'armes
commansus:part. de commando.
commanupularis:qui est du même manipule, camarade.
commarceo:to wither;, to become wholly faint, inactive
commarcesco:int., devenir languissant
commargino:to furnish with a parapet, railing
commartyr:a fellow-martyr, companion in martyrdom
commastico:to chew
commater:commère (marraine)
commatice:brièvement
commaticus:cut up, divided, short
commaticus2:qui se sert de phrases coupées
commatrona:c. matrona.
commaturesco:to ripen thoroughly
commeabilis:Pass., that is casily passed through, permeable
commeatalis:pertaining to provisions, supplies
commeatio:trajet, voyage
commeator:one who goes to and fro
commeio:tr., mouiller d'urine
commeio2:
commembratus:grown up together, united;
commembris:membre avec
commembrum:membre avec
commemoramentum:a reminding, mentioning
commemorandus:memorable
commemorator:one who mentions a thing, a commemorator
commemoratorium:a means of remembrance
commemoratrix:celle qui rappelle
commemoratus:part. de commemoro.
commendabilis:worthy of praise, commendable, Absol., Comp.
commendatitius:serving for commendation, commendatory, letters of recommendation, introduction, absol.
commendatiuus:commendatory
commendatorius:serving for commendation, commendatory
commensor:to hold a festive procession, to revel, make merry;, Absol.
commensurabilis:having a common measure, commensurable
commensuratio:symmetry, uniformity
commensuratus:equal
commensus:part. de commetior.
commensus2:a due proportion, measure, symmetry
commentariensis:one who takes control, has the care of a thing;
commentatio:a diligent meditation upon something, a studying, a careful preparation
commentator:An inventor, contriver
commentatrix:celle qui invente
commentatus:pass., act.
commentior:to invent, devise a falsehood
commentitius:thought out, devised, fabricated
commentitus:part. de commentior.
commento:to delineate, sketch;, to demonstrate on the face, to cudgel, beat
commentus:S.
commercator:a fellow-trader
commercatus:pass.
commercialis:commercial
commerciarius:a fellow-purchaser
commercior:to trade
commereor:To commit, be guilty of
commergo:plonger ensemble
commessor:to hold a festive procession, to revel, make merry;, Absol.
commetacula:rods carried by the flamens
commetior:to measure
commeto2:to measure thoroughly;
commi:gomme
commico:int., s'agiter ensemble
commictilis:that deserves to be defiled, despicable, vile
commiles:a fellow-soldier
commilito2:to be a companion in war, to fight in company;
comminabundus:threatening
comminans:part. de comminor
comminanter:en menaçant
comminatiuus:threatening, menacing
comminator:a threatener
comminatus:pass., threatened
comminax:menaçant
comminctus:part. de commingo.
comminisco:(tr.  inus., cf. memini), imaginer / inventer / avec sens pass., imaginé
comminister:confrère dans les fonctions
commino:to drive together
comminutim:en petits morceaux.
comminutio:broiement
comminutus:part. de comminuo.
commircium:Commercial intercourse, trade, traffic, commerce
commis:gen., gum
commiscibilis:that can be mingled
commisculus:
commiscuus:common
commiseratio:an appeal to compassion
commiseresco:to commiserate, have sympathy with
commisero:c. commiseror.
commisero2:a companion in misfortune
commisor:to hold a festive procession, to revel, make merry;, Absol.
commissor2:a perpetrator
commissoria:pacte commissoire [jurisp.]
commissorius:a clause in the condition of a sale, of a contract, absol.
commissuralis:of or pertaining to a juncture
commistim:in a mixed manner, jointly
commistus:
commitigo:to make soft, mellow
commixticius:mélangé
commixtim:in a mixed manner, jointly
commixtio:a mixing, mingling
commixtrix:celle qui mêle
commixtum:mélange.
commixtura:a mixing, mingling
commixtus:P. of commisceo.
commixtus2:mélange
commobilis:easily moving
commodate:convenablement
commodatio:a rendering of service, accommodation
commodator:prêteur
commodatum:A thing lent, a loan
commodatus:part. de commodo.
commoderatus:brought into the right measure, exact
commodulatio:regularity, proportion, symmetry
commodulum:a small advantage, profit
commodulum2:according to convenience, suitably, fitly
commoenio:c. communĭo, īre.
commoenitus:arch., c. communitus
commolitus:part. de commolo.
commolitus2:part. de commolior.
commollio:to soften
commolo:to grind thoroughly, to pound
commonitio:an earnest reminding, putting in mind, an admonition
commonitor:one who earnestly reminds
commonitoriolum:petites instructions
commonitorium:a writing for reminding, a letter of instructions
commonitorius:suitable for reminding
commonitus:part. de commoneo.
commonstratus:part. de commonstro.
commoratio:A dwelling, tarrying, abiding, lingering, sojourning
commoratus:P. of commoror.
commoro:int., c. commoror
commorsico:to bite to pieces
commorsito:to bite to pieces
commorsus:part. de commordeo.
commortalis:mortal
commortifico:tr., faire mourir en même temps
commortuus:part. de commorior.
commosis:a gummy substance, the groundwork in honey-making
commotio:a moving, motion.
commotiuncula:a slight excitation of disease, indisposition
commotius:adv., avec plus d'émotion
commoto:to move very violently, to agitate
commotor:one who sets in motion
commotus2:a moving, agitation
commouens:genre de remontrance plus efficace
commugeo:
commulceo:to caress, coax, soothe much.
commulco:to beat violently
commultiplico:tr., multiplier l'un par l'autre
communalis:belonging to the community
commundo:to cleanse, purify wholly
communicabilis:qui peut se communiquer / qui se communique
communicabiliter:avec communication réciproque
communicarius:de partage
communicatiuus:propre à communiquer
communicator:He who makes one a participant in a thing
communicatorius:qui établit la communion avec (qqn)
communicatus:part. de communico.
communicatus2:a participation
communiceps:born in the same municipal town
communicor:to impart, share
communifico:mettre en commun
communitio:the making, preparing of a way;
communitus:P. of communio.
communitus2:together, in common, jointly, generally
commurmuratio:a general murmuring
commurmuratus:part. de commurmuror.
commurmuro:int., murmurer à part soi ou ensemble
commurmuror:to murmur to one's self, with others
commutabilitas:changement
commutabiliter:en changeant
commutate:in a changed, altered manner
commutatus:part. de commuto.
comoedice:as in comedy
comoedicus:of or pertaining to comedy, comic, Adv.
comoediographus:poète comique
comoinis:that is common to several, to all, common, general, universal, public, cum, inter se, absol.
comopolis:ville comme un village, ville champêtre
comosus:hairy, with much, long hair, leafy
comotria:v. commotria.
compaciscor:to make an agreement, form a compact with one, temp. perf., partic.
compaco:to bring to peace
compacticius:agreed upon
compactilis:Pressed, joined together, compact
compactio:a joining together
compactitius:agreed upon
compactiuus:suitable for joining
compactum:an agreement, abl. sing., according to agreement, concert, in accordance with a previous compact
compactura:a joining together;, a joint
compaedagogita:educated in the same pœdagogium;
compaedagogius:élevé dans le même paedagogium [école pour esclaves]
compaganus:an inhabitant of the same village
compagina:a joining together, combination
compaginatio:a joining, joint
compaginator:assembleur
compaginatus:part. passé de compagino.
compagino:To join together
compagus:one belonging to the nearest village
compalpo:to stroke, caress
comparabilis:that may be compared, comparable
comparate:by comparison, comparatively
comparaticius:-I. comparable -II. furnished by contribution
comparatiua:words in the comparative degree, comparatives
comparatiue:with comparison
comparatiuum:le comparatif.
comparatiuus:of or pertaining to comparison, depending on comparison, comparative.
comparator:-I. a purchaser -II. a comparer
comparatus:part. de comparo 1
comparatus2:a relation, proportion
comparco:to save, husband well, lay up
comparilis:equal, like
comparticeps:partaking, participants together
comparticipatio:action de participer avec
comparticipo:tr.,
comparticipor:participer à, avoir en commun
compartior:to divide something with one, to share, Pass.
comparturio:to be associated in childbirth
compasco:To feed together, feed in common
compascua:pâturage communal
compascua2:pâturage communal
compascuum:vaine pâture
compascuus:of or pertaining to common pasturage
compassibilis:suffering with one
compassio:fellow-suffering, fellow-feeling
compassiuus:compatissant
compassus:part. de compatior.
compastor:a fellow-herdsman
compastoralis:relatif aux compagnons bergers
compastus:part. de compasco.
compater:qui partage la paternité
compatientia:c. compassio.
compatior:To suffer with one
compatriota:a fellow-citizen
compatrioticus:compatriote
compatronus:a fellow-patron
compatruelis:qui descend du même oncle paternel
compauio:
compauitus:beaten
compauper:a companion in poverty, fellow-pauper
compeccator:a fellow-sinner
compecco:to err, commit a fault together
compeciscor:to make an agreement, form a compact with one, temp. perf., partic.
compectus:part. de compeciscor
compeditus:part. de compedio.
compedus:fettering, shackling
compellator:
compendiatus:part. de compendio.
compendifacio:
compendio:To shorten, abridge
compendiose:compendiously, briefly, comp.
compendiosus:Advantageous
compendo:to weigh, balance together
compensatiuus:serving for compensating
compensato:avec compensation.
compensatus:part. de compenso.
comperco:to save, husband well, lay up
comperegrinus:a fellowstranger
comperendinatim:
comperendinus:the third following day to which a trial was deferred
compereo:to perish together
compericlitor:int., courir ensemble des dangers
comperior:to ascertain, learn, obtain certain knowledge that, inf., perf.
compernis:with the knees bent inwards, knock-kneed
comperpetuus:coeternal
compersonalis:qui est de la même personne
comperte:on good authority;, comp.
compertus2:experience, personal knowledge
compertusio:percement
compes2:arch., pour compos
competens:Corresponding to, Comp.
competenter:convenablement, dûment, comme il faut
competentia:a meeting together, agreement
competitio:An agreement
competum:v. compitum :
compilatio:a raking together, pillaging, plundering;, a compilation
compilator:a plunderer, an epithet of Virgil
compilatus:part. de compilo 1
compingo2:to paint over;
compinguesco:to thicken to a solid substance
compitalaris:c. Compitalis
compitalitius:of or belonging to the
compitus:a place where several ways meet, a cross - way, cross - road
complacentia:complaisance
complacitio:bonne volonté, désir de plaire
complaco:to conciliate greatly
complanatio:action d'aplanir
complanator:one who makes level
complanatus:part. de complano.
complantatio:a planting
complantatus:part. de complanto.
complanto:to plant together
complasmo:tr., former avec
complatonicus:a fellow-Platonist
complaudo:to applaud together
complectibilis:qu'on peut embrasser
complecto:to entwine around a person or thing
completio:A filling
completiue:d'une façon complète
completiuus:serving for filling up, completive
completor:one who fills up, a fulfiller
completorium:a service containing prayers at the close of the day
complex:closely connected with one, confederate, participant
complexabilis:saisissable
complexatio:embrassement
complexatus:part. de complexo
complexibilis:saisissable
complexiue:sommairement.
complexiuus:serving for connecting, conneclive, copulative, Adv.
complexo:to encompass, embrace closely, clasp around
complexor:to embrace closely
complexus2:part. de complector
complicabilis:that may be folded together
complicatio:A folding together, enveloping
complicatus:part. de complico.
complicitus:part. de complico.
comploratus:a loud, violent moaning, lamentation
complosus:part. de complodo.
compluit:imp., il pleut
compluo:tr., arroser de pluie, arroser
compluries:several times, many times, often
complurimi:v. complures.
compluscule:pretty often
complusculi:a good many, not a few, several, Absol., Adv.
complutor:he who gives rain, who waters
complutus:v. compluit.
compluuiatus:fashioned like a, square
compluuium:a quadranguiar open space in the middle of a Roman house, which collected the rain-water flowing from the roofs and conducted it to a basin, placed below
componderans:weighing
comportatio:a bringing, carrying together
comportatrix:
comportatus:part. de comporto.
comportionales:bornes entre les propriétés
comportionalis:the limits between the boundaries of possessions
composcens:demanding at the same time
composco:tr., demander à la fois
compositicius:compound
composititius:compound
compositiuus:suitable for uniting, compositive
compositor:an orderer, arranger, disposer, maker
compositorius:exemplaire
compossessor:a jointpossessor
compostile:sorte de boîte à compartiments servant à entreposer des plats, des assiettes
compostus:Well-arranged, ordered, constituted, orderly, regular
compotator:a drinking-companion
compotens:having power with one
compotio:to make partaker of
compotior:int., être en possession de, jouir de
compotrix:a female drinking - companion
compraecido:to cut off at the same time
compraehendo:to lay hold of something on all sides; to take, catch hold of, seize, grasp, apprehend; to comprehend, comprise
compraendo:to lay hold of something on all sides; to take, catch hold of, seize, grasp, apprehend; to comprehend, comprise
compraes:a joint-surety
comprecatus:part. de comprecor.
comprehensibile:
comprehensibilis:that can be seized, laid hold of
comprehensibilitas:faculté de comprendre
comprehensiuus:comprehensible, conceivable
comprehenso:to embrace
comprehensus:P. of comprehendo
comprensus:part. de comprehendo.
compresbyter:a fellowpresbyter
compressatus:part. de compresso.
compresso:to press, oppress
compressor:one who compresses
compressus:Costive, connected with costiveness, Adv.
compriuigni:fils de la marâtre et fille du beau-père [ou réciproquement] unis par le mariage
comprobabilis:probable
comprobatio:approbation, approval
comprobatiue:d'une manière approbative
comprobator:an approver
comprobatus:part. de comprobo.
compromissarius:pertaining to arbitration, an arbitrator, umpire, referee chosen by contending parties
compromissarius2:an arbitrator, referee chosen by contending parties
compromissiuus:renfermant une promesse
compromissorius:
compromitto:to promise mutually to abide by the decision of an arbiter
compropero:int., se hâter ensemble
compropheta:confrère en prophétie
compropinquo:int., s'approcher ensemble
comprouincialis:born in the same province
compsallo:chanter des psaumes avec
compsissume:très joliment
comptor:one who adorns;
compugnanter:en combattant
compugnantia:a fighting together
compugno:To fight, contend together
compulsamentum:an impelling;, an exhortation
compulsatio:a, pressing together, a contest, contention
compulsio:An urging, constraint, compulsion
compulso:tr., pousser fort / int., se heurter contre
compulsor:a driver
compulsus:P. of compello.
compulsus2:a, striking together
compuncte:avec componction
compunctio:a puncture
compunctorius:admonitory, hortatory
compunctus:P. of compungo.
compurgatio:a complete purification
compurgo:to purify completely
computabilis:that may be computed, computable
computesco:int., puer, sentir mauvais, pourrir
computista:calculateur
computresco:to become wholly putrid, to putrefy, rot
computus:a computation
comte:with ornament, elegantly
conabilis:laborious, difficult
conabundus:qui s'efforce
conamentum:an instrument for uprooting a plant
conamicus:
conatio:an undertaking, endeavoring, an effort, endeavor, attempt
conatum:effort, entreprise
conbino:to unite, combine, part. perf.
conbullio:to boil fully
concado:int., tomber ensemble
concalefacio:to warm thoroughly
concalefactio:chauffage, échauffement
concalefactorius:v. concalf-.
concalefactus:part. de concalefacio
concalefio:pass. de concalefacio.
concalfacio:tr., échauffer entièrement
concalfactorius:suitable for warming, warming
concallesco:to become hard, callous;
concalo:tr., convoquer
concameratio:a vaulting; a vault
concameratus:part. de concamero.
concamero:to vault, arch over, part. pass., suspended from a vault, arch
concandeo:- intr. - être embrasé.
concandesco:to glow, be inflamed
concanto:tr., chanter avec
concapio:tr., prendre avec
concapsa:coffre en renfermant un autre
concaptiuus:a fellow-captive
concarnatio:a uniting with flesh, incarnation
concarno:to unite, clothe with flesh, to incarnate
concasus:claquement [des dents]
concatenatio:a connecting, joining
concatenatus:pris adjt, formé de chaînes / [fig.] enchaîné, lié
concateno:to link, bind together, to connect
concateruatus:heaped, crowded together
concaua:hollow places, hollows
concauatio:convexité [du ciel]
concauatus:adjt, concave
concauitas:a hollow, cavity
concauo:to make hollow, to hollow out, make round
concausalis:qui s'ajoute comme cause à autre chose
concauum:concavité
concedendus:adj., excusable
concelebratus:part. de concelebro.
concellaneus:c. concellita.
concellaria:compagne de cellule
concellita:he who dwells with one in a cell, a cell-mate
concena:convive
concentor:one who sings
concenturio:to assemble by centuries;, to collect, bring together, to prepare
concepta:subst., measures, capacity
concepte:sommairement
conceptim:sommairement
conceptionalis:pertaining to conception
conceptiuum:conception, intelligence
conceptiuus:That is conceived
concepto:To conceive, become pregnant
conceptor:celui qui conçoit
conceptorius:
conceptum:-I. fin. -II. to unite herself in marriage, to marry, wed
concerno:to mix, mingle together
concerptus:part. de concerpo.
concerra:a playfellow
concerro:a jolly companion, a playfellow
concertatiuus:pertaining to controversy, a recrimination, countercharge
concertatorius:pertaining to controversy, disputation, controversial
concertatus:v. concerto.
concertor:c. concerto
concessa:choses permises. - concessa petere, Virg. : demander ce qui peut être accorder.
concessatio:a stopping, delaying
concessiuus:pertaining to concession, concessive
concessor:
concessus2:lawful, permitted, n, the liberty followed by, lawful objects
conchae:s.-ent. sorte de coquillages.
conchatus:shellformed
concheus:of or pertaining to a shell-fish
conchicla:the boiled bean
conchiclatus:prepared with beans
conchisonus:qui sonne de la conque marine.
conchita:a catcher of shell-fish
conchula:a small shell-fish
conchylegulus:v. conchyliolegulus
conchylia:vêtements teints en pourpre. conquilium
conchyliarius:a purple dyer
conchyliati:gens habillés de pourpre
conchylilegulus:a collector of shell-fish
conchyliolegulus:pêcheur de pourpres
concibo:contubernalis
concidentia:accord ou analogie de la forme
conciens:pregnant, full
conciliabolum:lieu d'assemblée, de réunion, place, marché / mauvais lieu / [en part. lieu de réunion pour les habitants de divers cantons, d'un même populus]
conciliatus:Beloved, sup.
conciliciatus:clothed in a garment of hair
concinens:adjt, en accord
concinenter:avec harmonie
concinentia:musical harmony, concord
concineratus:sprinkled with ashes
concingo:to gird, surround completely
concinnaticius:skilfully prepared
concinnatio:an adjusting, preparing
concinnatitius:skilfully prepared
concinnator:An arranger, disposer
concinnatura:action de coller
concinnatus:part. de concinno.
concinniter:artistement
concinnitudo:beauty of style
concionabundus:qui harangue.
concionalis:relatif aux assemblées du peuple.
concionarius:relatif aux assemblées populaires.
concionator:- 1 - Aug. harangueur qui flatte le peuple, démagogue, meneur. - 2 - Hier. prédicateur.
concipilo:to seize, take, catch
concisa:courts membres de phrase
concise:briefly, concisely
concisio:a cutting;
concisor:one who cuts down, fells
concisorius:suitable for cutting
concisus:divided, broken up, short, concise
concitatrix:that which excites, stirs up
concitatus2:impulse
concite:rapidement
concitus:rapide / excité, ému, troublé
concitus2:P. of concio.
concitus3:an inciting, spurring on; impetuosity, haste
conciuis:a fellow-citizen
conciuncula:v. cont-.
concla:c. conchula.
conclamans:P.
conclamatus:adjt fameux, célèbre / mal famé, dangereux / pitoyable, désespéré
conclauatio:action de clouer ensemble
conclauatus:enfermé sous une même clef
conclauo:to nail together
conclausus:v. concludo.
conclericus:a fellow-clergyman
concludenter:by consequence, consequently
concluse:with periods rhetorically rounded, harmoniously
conclusiue:in form of a conclusion, conclusively, med.
conclusiuncula:a trifling, captious conclusion, a sophism
conclusum:a conclusion, inference
conclusura:a joining, connection
conclusus2:a shutting up
concoctio:digestion
concoctus:part. de concoquo.
concoenatio:dîner en commun, réunion à table.
concogito:tr., avoir dans la pensée
concolligo:tr., recueillir, rassembler
concolo:tr., honorer ensemble
concolona:she who inhabits the same town, house with one, a female fellow-citizen, fellow-inhabitant
concolorans:of the same color
concolorus:de même couleur
concomitatus:accompanied
concomitor:to attend, accompany, part., perf., Part. perf., pass.
concopulo:to join, unite
concordabilis:easily according, harmonizing
concordanter:d'un commun accord
concordatio:concord, unanimity
concordatus:part. de concordo.
concordialis:of or pertaining to concord, union
concorditas:concord
concordius:c. concors
concorporalis:-I. adj., of or belonging to the same body, company, Subst. -II. a comrade
concorporalis2:a comrade
concorporatio:a union, harmony
concorporatus:part. de concorporo.
concorporificatus:united in one body, incorporated
concorporo:to unite in one body, to incorporate
concrasso:to thicken, make thick
concreatus:created together
concrebresco:to become frequent, increase, gather strength
concreditus:part. de concredo.
concrematio:a burning up, conflagration
concrematus:part. de concremo.
concrementum:a mixture
concreo:tr., (pass.) être inné / produire
concrepantia:bruit sonore
concrepatio:a noise, rattling
concrepito:to rattle, sound much, loudly
concrescentia:a condensing
concretio:compacting, uniting, condensing, congealing
concretum:hardness, solid matter, Hard frost, stiff frost
concretus2:condensation, P. a. fin.
concriminor:to make bitter accusations, to complain
concrispans:frisant, ondulant, brandissant.
concrispatus:part. de concrispo pris adjt, frisé, bouclé
concrispo:friser, faire onduler / brandir
concrispus:curled
concrucifigo:to crucify together
concrucior:pass. [de l'inus. concrucio, torturer], souffrir totalement
concrustatus:entirely covered with a crust, incrusted
concuba:concubine
concubans:qui couche avec [dat.]
concubatio:a lying, reclining upon
concubinalis:adj, lascivious
concubinatus:Union of a man with an unmarried woman, concubinage
concubinula:petite concubine
concubitalis:pertaining to coition
concubitio:coition
concubitor:a bed-fellow
concubo:present, perf.
conculcatio:a treading under foot, stamping upon
conculcatus:a trampling upon;, an object of contempt
concultus:
concumulatus:heaped up, accumulated
concupiens:very desirous, warmly desiring, coveting
concupio:to be very desirous, to long much for;, verb finit.
concupiscens:
concupiscentia:an eager desire, longing, concupiscence
concupiscentialis:full of desire
concupiscentialiter:lustfully
concupiscentiuum:faculté de désirer
concupiscentiuus:passionately desiring
concupiscibilis:worthy to be longed for, very desirable
concupiscibiliter:avec désir ou concupiscence
concupiscitiuum:c. concupiscentivum.
concupiscitiuus:passionately desiring
concupitus:part. de concupisco
concurator:a joint-guardian
concurialis:one of the same curia
concursator:one who runs hither and thither;, a skirmisher
concursatorius:of or pertaining to skirmishing
concursito:int., courir à
concuruo:to curve, bend
concussibilis:that can be shaken
concussor:one who extorts money by threats
concussura:the extorting of money by threats
concussus:part. de concutio
condalium:a little ring for slaves, the title of a comedy not now extant
condama:mesure agraire
condator:joint contributor
condecens:P. a., becoming, seemly, fit, comp.
condecenter:convenablement, décemment.
condecentia:convenance
condecerno:to decide, determine together, med.
condecibilis:convenable
condeclino:to decline in the same manner
condecoratus:adjt, orné, paré
condecore:avec justesse
condecurialis:he who has been a decurion with one
condecurio:a fellow-decurion
condegens:qui vit avec
condelectatio:action de se complaire à, d'aimer
condelector:to be delighted with something
condemnabilis:worthy of condemnation
condemnatus:part. de condemno.
condensatio:a condensing, condensation
condensitas:
condescendibilis:qui sait condescendre
condescendo:to stoop, let one's self down, to condescend
condescensio:condescension
condescensorie:avec condescendance
condescensus:condescendance
condesertor:a fellow-deserter
condesperatus:désespéré avec
condiaconus:diacre avec d'autres
condicionabilis:conditional
condicionalis:with a condition attached, conditional, with conditions
condicionalis2:esclave qui ne pouvait sortir de servitude
condicionaliter:conditionally
condicticius:of or pertaining to a demand of restitution
condictio:the proclamation of a festival
condictitius:Dig. relatif à la demande de restitution.
condictum:convention, pacte, chose convenue
condictus:part. de condico.
condigestorius:digestif
condignatio:
condimentaria:salade
condimentarius:of or pertaining to spices, seasoning
condimentarius2:one who prepares, sells spices;
condiscens:part. pris substt, condisciple
condiscipula:a female school-fellow
condiscipulatus:companionship in school
condiscumbo:int., se mettre à table avec
condita:the laid up store
conditaneus:suitable for pickling, preserving, pickled
conditarius:où l'on accommode des aliments
conditicius:laid up, preserved
conditio:-I. an agreement, stipulation, condition, compact, proposition, terms, demand. -II. a making, creating;, a thing made, a work
conditio2:A preserving of fruits
conditionabilis:conditionnel.
conditionalis:conditionnel.
conditionaliter:conditionnellement.
condititius:laid up, preserved
conditius:adv.  avec plus d'assaisonnement
conditor2:one who prepares a thing in a savory manner, a seasoner
conditorius:d'assaisonnement
conditrix:She who lays to rest
conditum:to cultivate, ornament; to make pleasant, agreeable; to soften, temper
conditum2:et ordint pl
conditura2:a preparing, making
conditus:close, secret, deep
conditus2:Seasoned, savory, polished, ornamented
conditus3:a preparing, founding, establishment
conditus4:a preserving of fruits
condocefactus:part. de condocefacio.
condoceo:to exercise, train, instruct, Mi., Co.
condoctor:a fellow-teacher
condoctus:adjt, dressé, instruit, façonné
condomo:to tame completely, to curb, check;
condonatrix:
condonatus:part. de condono.
condormito:int., sommeiller
conducenter:utilement
conducibiliter:d'une manière profitable
conductela:c. conductio  3 :
conducti:[poét.] / [opposé à locare] se charger d'une construction (d'une entreprise) contre rémunération, prendre à ferme, prendre en adjudication / int., contribuer utilement à qqch, être utile, être avantageux
conductionalis:
conductitius:of or pertaining to hire, hired, rented
conductrix:she who hires, rents a thing
conductus:part. de conduco.
conductus2:a contraction
conductus3:hirelings, Mercenary soldiers
condulco:to sweeten
condulus:The knob, knuckle of a joint;, plur., the fist
conduma:maison avec ses dépendances
conduplicatio:a doubling, embracing, a repetition of the same word
condurdum:a plant
condus:one who lays up
condy:indécl., coupe
condylizo:in condylos plico
condyloma:a swelling in the parts about the anus
condylus:The knob, knuckle of a joint;, plur., the fist
conexe:in connection, connectedly
conexio:A binding together, close union
conexiuus:serving to unite, copulative
conexum:a necessary consequence, inevitable inference
confabricor:to compose, make
confabulatio:a conversation, a discoursing together
confabulator:one who converses
confabulatus:a conversation
confaecatus:moins limpide
confamulans:serving together
confamulus:a fellow-servant
confanenses:ceux qui ont le même temple
confarreatus:part. de confarreo.
confatalis:jointly dependent on fate, decided by fate;
confatio:action de s'entretenir, de parler ensemble
confectorarius:he who slaughters, a butcher
confectorium:a place where swine are slaughtered
confectrix:that which destroys, a destroyer
confectura:a making, preparing
confecturarius:he who slaughters, a butcher
confectus:P. of conficio.
confectus2:confection
conferendus:adjt, comparable
conferentia:collatio,
confermento:to leaven, ferment through and through
conferrumino:to cement, to solder together
conferte:
conferua:a kind of water plant
conferueo:to seethe, boil together
conferumino:to cement, to solder together
confessa:choses évidentes, incontestables
confesse:manifestement
confessi:criminals who have confessed their guilt
confessor:confesseur de la foi chrétienne
confessorius:of or pertaining to confession, acknowledgment
confetasus:a sow offered in sacrifice with all her young
confibula:a wooden double cramp, clincher
confibulatio:lien
confibulo:tr., attacher (lier) ensemble
confictito:(Lebaigue P. 264 et P. 265) - tr. - inventer.
conficto:to counterfeit, feign
confictor:he who fabricates a thing, a fabricator
confictura:invention
confictus:P. of confingo.
confideiussor:a joint-surety
confidelis:a fellow-believer
confidentiloquus:speaking confidently, audaciously;, comp.
configuratio:a similar formation, configuration
configuratus:part. de configuro.
configuro:to form from, after something, to fashion accordingly
confinales:habitants limitrophes, voisins
confinalis:pertaining to boundaries, boundary-
confindo:to cleave asunder, divide
confine:that which borders upon, a boundary, border, confine, neighborhood
confinialis:c. confinalis.
confinis2:a neighbor
confinitimus:c. confinis.
confinius:bordering one upon another, bordering on, adjoining, contiguous
confirmate:solidement [fig.]
confirmatiue:d'une manière affirmative
confirmatiuum:an affirmation, affirmative
confirmatiuus:serving for confirmation, confirmative
confirmatrix:she who establishes, confirms a thing
confirmitas:firmness of will;, obstinacy
confiscatio:a forfeiting, confiscation
confiscator:a treasurer, master of the exchequer
confiscatus:part. de confisco.
confisco:garder dans une caisse / faire entrer dans la cassette impériale, confisquer / frapper qqn de confiscation
confisio:confidence, assurance
confissus:part. de confindo.
confisus:P. of confido.
confixilis:that can be joined together
confixio:a firm joining together
confixura:piqûre [d'une épine]
confixus:P. of configo.
conflabello:to fan violently;
conflaccesco:to grow quite languid
conflagratio:a burning, conflagration
conflagratus:part. de conflagro.
conflammo:to inflame
conflatile:a molten image
conflatilis:cast, molten
conflatim:en masse
conflatio:A fanning, kindling, stirring up
conflator:a metal-caster
conflatorium:a melting. furnace
conflatura:a melting of metals by fire
conflatus:part. de conflo.
conflatus2:souffle
confleo:tr., pleurer ensemble
conflexus:bowed, bent
conflictatio:a striking together, a collision, conflict, struggle
conflictatrix:she who afflicts
conflictatus:P. of conflictor.
conflictio:a striking together, a collision.
conflictor2:adversaire, contradicteur
conflictus2:part. de confligo.
confligatus:struck together
confligium:a striking, dashing together, Absol.
conflorens:blooming, flourishing together
confloreo:int., fleurir ensemble
confluctuo:to wave on all sides
confluentes2:the place where two rivers unite, the confluence
confluentia:a flowing together, conflux
confluuium:a conflux, confluence
confluus:flowing together
confoederatio:a covenant, agreement
confoederatus:part. de confoedero.
confoedero:to unite, join by a league
confoedo:to pollute, defile
confoedusti:et foedus), liés par traité
confoedustus:joined in alliance
confor:parler en même temps
conforaneus:working, selling at the same market-place
conforio:to pollute, defile
conformalis:conformable, like, similar
conformator:a framer, former
conformatus:part. de conformo.
conformis:similar, like
conformitas:conformité
confornicatio:a vaulting over
confornico:to over-arch, vault over
confortatio:réconfort
confortatiuus:fortifiant
confortator:celui qui réconforte
confortatorius:fortifiant
confortatus:part. de conforto
confortio:et fortis), raffermir, renforcer
conforto:to strengthen much
confosso:tr., amonceler en tas
confotus:part. de confoveo
confoueo:to warm, foster, cherish assiduously
confracesco:int., pourrir entièrement
confractio:a breach, rupture
confractum:[t. de peinture] présentation de profil [opp. à aequum]
confractura:fracture, brèche.
confractus:P. a., broken, uneven
confractus2:c. confractio
confraga:a rough place, thicket, Comp., sup.
confragosa:raboteux, inégal / embarrassant
confragose:roughly, unevenly
confragositas:âpreté
confragus:rough, rugged, uneven
confremo:to sound aloud, resound, to murmur loudly
confrequentatio:assemblée nombreuse
confrequento:to visit frequently, in great numbers, to frequent
confricamentum:something for rubbing
confricatio:a vigorous rubbing. friction;
confricatus:part. de confrico.
confrixo:to roast, fry with something
confrixus:part. de l'inus. confrigo, rôti, grillé
confuga:one who takes refuge somewhere, a refugee
confugela:[arch.], refuge
confugium:a place of refuge, a refuge, shelter
confultus:pressed together
confunero:to bury, inter;, to ruin, destroy
confusaneus:mingled, miscellaneous
confusibilis:qui induit en erreur / dont on doit être confus
confusibilitas:confusion
confusibiliter:en confondant, faussement
confusicius:où tout est confondu
confusim:in a confused, perplexed manner
confusor:celui qui bouleverse
confutatio:a confutation
confutator:a refuter, opponent
confutatus:part. de confuto.
confuto:[arch., fréq. de confuo], int., se produire, avoir lieu souvent
confuto2:to check, repress a boiling liquid, to suppress, restrain, check
confuturus:v. confuit.
congarrio:to gabble much, to prattle
congaudeo:to rejoice with one
congelasco:to freeze, congeal
congelatio:a freezing, congealing
congelatus:part. de congelo.
congelesco:c. congelasco.
congelo:Act., to cause to freeze up, to congeal
congemesco:c. congemisco
congeminatio:a doubling;, embracing
congeminatus:part. de congemino.
congeminus:frère jumeau
congemisco:to sigh deeply
congener:a joint son-inlaw
congener2:of the same race, kind
congeneratus:part. de congenero.
congenero:engendrer ensemble / engendrer avec, occasionner / ajouter, associer
congenitus:born, produced together with, dat.
congentiles:kindred, of the same stock
congentilis:de la même race / qui est gentil avec d'autres, coïdolâtre
congenuclatus:tombé sur les genoux
congenuclo:to fall upon the knees
congenulatus:fallen upon the knees
congeria:that which is brought together;, a heap, pile, mass
congermanesco:to grow together with one, grow up with
congermanitas:
congermanus:grown together with, united with
congerminalis:from the same stalk, stock
congermino:to shoot forth at the same time
congero2:a thief
congerra:a playfellow
congerro:a jolly companion, a playfellow
congeste:en bloc
congestim:heaped together, in heaps
congestio:a bringing together;, a heaping up, accumulation
congestitius:brought together, heaped, piled up
congesto:to bring, carry together
congium:c. congĭus
conglaciatus:part. de conglacio.
conglacio:to freeze, congeal:
conglisco:to be kindled up, to become illustrious
conglobatim:in heaps, in a mass
conglobatus:part. de conglobo.
conglomeratio:a crowding together, an assembly
conglomeratus:part. de conglomero.
conglorifico:to glorify together with
conglorior:int., être glorifié ensemble
conglutinatus:part. de conglutino.
conglutinosus:glutinous, viscous
congradus:keeping pace with
congratulatio:a wishing of joy; congratulation
congratulor:to wish joy, to congratulate, absol., dat. pers., Alicui de aliquā re, inf.
congredio:[arch.], c. congredior
congregalis:uniting together
congregatim:together, in crowds
congregatiue:collectivement
congregatiuus:suitable for uniting, congregating, copulative
congregator:one who brings together, an assembler
congregatus:part. de congrego.
congregatus2:a union, association
congregus:united in flocks
congressor:one who meets, assembles with
congressus2:part. de congredior.
congrex:Of the same herd, flock
congrue:suitably, fitly
congruenter:agreeably, fitly, suitably
congruentia2:des choses concordantes / dont les parties sont en accord
congruitas:terme des Stoïciens] proposition où il y a accord complet, c.-à-d. formée d'un nom et d'un verbe
congrus:a sea-eel, conger-eel
congruus:agreeing, fit, suitable; harmonious, concordant, Adv.
congyro:to make a circle about a person
coniaceo:to lie together
coniectarius:of or pertaining to conjecture, conjectural
coniectatio:a conjecturing, guessing, conjecture, surmise
coniectator:a conjecturer, soothsayer
coniectatorius:v. conjectarius.
coniectatus:part. de conjecto.
coniector:v. conjecto
coniectrix:a female soothsayer, interpreter of dreams
coniecturalia:conjectures
coniecturalis:belonging to conjecture, guessing, conjectural
coniecturaliter:conjeclurally, by conjecture
coniecturo:tr., conjecturer
coniectus2:part. de conjicio.
coniero:v. conjuro.
conila:-I. a plant, also called -II. a plant, a species of
coniptum:an oblation made by sprinkling flour
conisco:c. corusco.
conisterium:a place in the palæstra where the athletæ, after anointing, sprinkled themselves with dust
conisus:P. of conitor.
conitum:an oblation made by sprinkling flour
coniubeo:to command together with
coniucundor:to rejoice with one, dat.
coniudico:int., juger avec [avec dat.]
coniuentia:connivance
coniugabilis:qui peut être réuni
coniugaliter:conjugalement
coniugatio:a combining, connecting;, a mingling, mixture
coniugatum:
coniugatus:adjt, apparenté, de la même famille / voisin analogue
coniugelae:courroies de joug
coniugialis:belonging to marriage, conjugal, connubial
coniugius:c. conjugium.
coniugus:qu'on peut joindre
conium2:hemlock
coniunctiuus2:the conjunctive, subjunctive mood
coniuncto:c. conjungo.
coniunctrix:that which joins, unites together
coniunctus2:a connection, conjunction, abl. sing.
coniurator:celui qui est engagé par serment
conixus:P. of conitor.
conlacrumo:to weep together, very much, to bewail, deplore
conlatitius:c. collaticius.
conligatius:Aug. plus étroitement.
conlinio:tr., diriger en visant / int., trouver la direction juste
conlubeo:int., plaire, être du goût de
conlutito:to soil, defile much;;
connascor:to be born at the same time, to be born with
connaturalis:de la même nature / qui fait partie de la nature d'un être
connaturatio:fait de naître avec un être
connaturor:naître avec un être
connatus:part. p. de connascor.
conneco:tuer avec ou ensemble
connexe:in connection, connectedly
connexio:A binding together, close union
connexiuus:serving to unite, copulative
connexum:a necessary consequence, inevitable inference
connexus:a joining together, combination, connection
conniuentia:indulgence / connivence
conniueo:to close, shut.
connodo:tr., unir ensemble
connubialis:pertaining to wedlock, connubial, conjugal, Adv.
connubialiter:conjugalement.
connudatus:wholly naked
connumeratio:a reckoning together
connumero:to number with, to reckon among, Absol.
connuncupo:tr., appeler du même nom, nommer ensemble
connuntio:annoncer ensemble ou avec
connuo:int., faire signe de la tête
connutrio:nourrir ensemble ou avec
conops:c. culex, cousin
conquadratus:part. de conquadro.
conquadro:Act., to make square
conquadruplo:
conquaero:to seek, search for, to procure, bring together, collect
conquaestio:question
conquaestor:a recruiting officer
conquassatio:a severe shaking, a shattering
conquassatus:part. de conquasso.
conquaternatio:attelage à quatre
conquaterno:to yoke by fours
conquestus:part. de conqueror.
conquestus2:a violent complaint, abl. sing.
conquinisco:to cower down, squat, stoop down
conquino:to defile all over, to pollute wholly, to contaminate.
conquisite:avec recherche, avec soin
conregione:en face, vis-à-vis
consacerdos:a fellowpriest, priesless
consaepto:to fence round, hedge in, enclose
consaeptus:fenced round, hedged in
consaeptus2:a hedging in, fencing round
consalutatus:part. de consaluto.
consancio:tr., consacrer avec (dat.)
consanesco:to become whole, sound, to be healed;
consano:to make wholly sound, to heal, cure
consarcinatus:part. de consarcino.
consarcino:to sew, stitch, patch together
consarcio:tr., coudre ensemble
consarrio:to hoe, rake to pieces
consatio:f, a procreation
consatus:v. consero
consauior:baiser, donner un baiser
consceleratus2:a wicked person, a villain
conscensio:an ascending into, embarking
conscensus:P. of conscendo.
conscensus2:an ascending, mounting
conscindo:to tear, rend to pieces
conscissio:a tearing in pieces
conscissura:schisme
conscissus:P. of conscindo.
conscitus:P. of conscisco.
conscius2:a partaker, jointconspirator, accessory, accomplice, confidant
conscreor:to clear the voice, hawk much
conscriptor:a composer, writer, author
conscriptus:conscripti seul
conscriptus2:a senator
consecraneus:united by the same, subst., one bound by the same (military) oath
consecraneus2:one bound by the same (military) oath
consecrator:one who consecrates, dedicates
consecratrix:she who consecrates, makes sacred
consecror:c. consecro
consectaneus:Following eagerly after, hanging upon; subst., an adherent, follower
consectaneus2:an adherent, follower
consectaria:conclusions, inferences
consectarius:that follows logically, consequent
consectator:an eager follower
consectatus:part. de consector.
consectatus2:c. consectatio
consectio:a cutting, cleaving to pieces
consecto:c. consector.
consectus:part. de conseco.
consecutio:an effect, consequence
consecutus:part. de consequor.
consecuus:suivant, qui suit / qui s'ensuit
consedeo:int., être assis avec / être assis ensemble
consedo2:he who sits with one
conseminalis:sown with several kinds of seed
consemineus:sown, planted with various kinds
consemino:tr., engendrer avec (cum et abl.; ou dat.)
conseminus:produit par des germes d'espèce différente
consempiternus:également éternel
consenior:a fellow-elder, fellow-presbyter
consensus2:agreed upon
consentanea:it agrees with something, it is according to reason, fitting, consistent, proper
consentanee:d'accord / d'une manière plausible
consentes:consentes dii : the twelve superior deities
consentienter:d'un commun accord
consentium:a council
consentiuus:affirmatif
consepelio:to bury with
consepio:to fence round, hedge in
consepto:to fence round, hedge in, enclose
conseptum:v. consaep-.
conseptus:part. passé de consepio.
consepultus:buried with
conseque:en conséquence.
consequenter:In an accordant, suitable manner, suitably, conformably;, dat., Absol.
consequentia:a consequence, natural succession, by consequence
consequius:qui suit
consequus:following
consequutio:an effect, consequence
consequutus:part. de consequor.
consermonor:to converse with one, to talk
conserte:in close connection
consertim:c. conserte
consertio:a joining together
consertus:P. of 2 consero
conseruabilis:that can be preserved
conseruabllis:
conseruans:preservative
conseruatiue:de manière à conserver
conseruatrix:she who preserves, defends
conseruatus:part. de conservo.
conseruula:a small (female) fellow-slave
conseruulus:compagnon d'esclavage
consessio:assemblée
consideo:c. consedeo
consideranter:avec circonspection
considerantia:consideration, reflection
consideratio:contemplation, consideration, reflection
considerator:one who considers, reflects, a sceptic
consignantius:d'une manière plus expressive, d'une manière plus claire.
consignate:avec justesse, précision
consignatio:a written proof, a document
consignator:celui qui scelle
consignatus:part. de consigno.
consignificans:qui n'a un sens qu'en liaison avec d'autres mots
consignificatio:action de signifier avec
consignifico:tr., montrer (signifier) en liaison
consilesco:to become still, to be hushed, keep silent, grow dumb
consiliaris:assesseur [au tribunal]
consiliatio:a consulting, counselling
consiligo:lungwort
consilio:intentionally, designedly, purposely
consiliosus:full of prudence, wisdom, considerate, Comp., Sup.
consimilia:choses semblables
consimiliter:d'une manière entièrement semblable
consimilo:to compare
consistens:part. de consisto.
consistio:a standing still
consistorianus:of or pertaining to the emperor's cabinet
consistorianus2:an assessor, aid in council
consistorium:a place of assembly
consitiuus:où l'on peut planter
consitura:a sowing, planting
consitus:P. of 1 consero
consocer:a joint father-in-law, mother-in-law; one of two fathers-in-law, mothers-in-law; masc., Fem.
consocia:a female companion, consort
consociabilis:compatible, suitable, fit
consociatim:together, unitedly
consociatus:united, harmonious
consocietas:
consocius:united, connected
consocius2:a partaker, aid, companion
consocrus:a joint father-in-law, mother-in-law; one of two fathers-in-law, mothers-in-law; masc., Fem.
consodalis:compagnon
consolabundus:consolateur
consolamen:consolation
consolatiuus:comforting, consolatory
consolatorie:in a consolatory manner
consolatorius:pertaining to consolation, consolatory, of consolation, letters of consolation, Adv.
consolatrix:consolatrice
consolatus:part. de consolor
consolida:a plant, also called, black briony, comfrey
consolidatio:consolidation ; l'usufruit réuni à la propriété
consolidator:a confirmer, fortifier
consolidatus:part. de consolido.
consolido:to make firm, solid, to make thick, condense
consolidus:
consolo:to cheer, comfort, console
consoluo:tr., faire dissoudre ensemble
consolutus:dissolved together
consomnio:to dream of
consona:a consonant
consonans:adjt, convenable / subst. f., consonne
consonans2:consonne
consonanter:avec accord
consonantia:an agreement, harmony, consonance
consonatio:resemblance of sound, med.
consone:harmoniously
consopitus:part. de consopio.
consororinus:
consortalis:pertaining to property held in common
consparsio:a scattering, strewing, sprinkling
consparsum:pâte
consparsus:P., see conspergo
conspatians:walking together
conspatior:
conspectabilis:qui peut être aperçu
conspectio:a look, sight, view
conspector:he who sees, beholds; an inspector, beholder
conspersio:a scattering, strewing, sprinkling
conspersus:P. of conspergo
conspicabilis:Visible
conspicabundus:considering attentively
conspicatus:part. de conspicor
conspiciens:
conspicientia:the faculty of considering
conspicilium:
conspicillum:a place to look from, a watching
conspicio2:the survey taken by the augur in fixing the limits of the
conspicuo:int., être visible
conspilium:a place to look from, a watching
conspirans:accordant, harmonious
conspiranter:(conspiro),
conspirate:with one accord, unanimously
conspirati:the conspirators
conspiratius:Just. avec plus d'accord.
conspiratus2:an agreement, harmony
conspiratus3:having agreed, combined ; having conspired, having entered into a conspiracy
conspissatio:a pressing together, a thickening
conspissatus:pressed together, thickened, condensed, dense
conspisso:tr., condenser, épaissir [employé surt. au part.]
consplendesco:to shine very much
conspolio:to rob
conspolium:a kind of sacrificial cake
consponsa:Vulg. la fiancée, la mariée.
consponsata:the betrothed, the bride
consponsor:A joint surety
consponsus:v. conspondeo.
consposus:
conspurcatus:part. de conspurco.
consputatus:part. de consputo.
consputo:to spit upon in contempt
consputum:crachat
consputus:part. de conspuo.
constabilis:affermi, stable
constabilitus:part. de constabilio.
constagno:to cause to stand, to congeal
constaturus:part. f. de consto.
constellatio:a collection of stars supposed to exert an influence upon human affairs, a constellation
constellator:qui observe les étoiles
constellatus:starred, studded with stars
consternatus:part. de consterno 1.
constimulator:
constipatio:a crowding together;, a dense crowd
constirpo:extirper
constitio:an abiding, abode, stay
constitute:d'une manière précise, déterminée
constitutionarius:he who presides over the copying of the imperial constitutions
constitutiuus:qui constitue, constitutif
constitutor:an orderer, arranger
constitutorius:pertaining to agreement
constitutus3:a meeting of persons
constrator:a leveller, quieter, calmer
constricte:étroitement
constrictio:a binding, drawing together
constrictiue:astringently
constrictius:1 - adv. compar. de constricte, inusité : v. constricte. 2 - compar. nom. et acc. neutre de constrictus.
constrictiuus:drawing together, contracting, astringent, Adv.
constricto:to draw together;
constrictorius:astringent
constrictura:a drawing together
constructiue:d'une manière qui construit
constructiuus:constructif, propre à construire
constructor:constructeur
constructus:part. de construo.
constupeo:to be very much astonished
constupesco:int., être interdit
constupratio:action de déshonorer
constupratus:part. de constupro.
consuauio:to kiss much, affectionately
consuauior:to kiss much, affectionately
consuauis:qui a une grande suavité
consubigo:to work, knead, mix together, med.
consubsido:int., rester [en parl. de plusieurs]
consubstantialis:of like essence, nature, substance, consubstantial
consubstantialitas:a like quality, med.
consubstantiuus:of like essence, nature
consucidus:plein de sève, succulent
consudasco:to sweat much;
consudesco:to sweat much;
consuefio:pass. de consuefacio, s'accoutumer à
consueo:to be accustomed, be wont
consuete:suivant l'habitude, comme de coutume
consuetudinarie:in the usual manner
consuetudinarius:customary, ordinary, usual, Adv.
consularitas:the dignity, office of consul, imperial governor
consulariter:as becomes a consul
consularius:c. consularis.
consulentia:prévoyance, prudence, sagesse
consuleo:c. consulo.
consuliturus:v. consulo
consulta:conseil
consultantes:they who seek advice;, clients
consultator:one who asks advice, consults
consultatorius:of or pertaining to consultation
consultatum:a resolution, decision
consultatus:part. de consulto.
consultor2:to consult one, to go to for counsel, to ask counsel of
consultrix:she who has a care for, provides
consultus2:a lawyer
consultus3:sénatus-consulte
consummate:parfaitement
consummator:a completer, finisher
consummatorius:destiné à achever
consummatrix:celle qui consomme, accomplit
consumptibilis:that can be consumed, destroyed, transient
consumptio:A consuming, wasting, consumption
consumptor:a consumer, destroyer, the wasters of their property, spendthrifts
consumptorius:propre à détruire
consumptrix:she who wastes, consumes
consumptus:part. de consumo.
consupplicatrix:she who supplicates with
consusurro:to whisper together
consutilis:sewed together
consutio:couture, suture
consutor:
consutum:[en gén.] vêtement cousu
consutus:part. de consuo.
contabefacio:to waste away, to wear out, consume
contabulatus:part. de contabulo.
contabundus:v. cuncta-.
contactus2:part. de contingo.
contagiosus:contagious
contamen:a touching, contact, touch
contaminabilis:that may be polluted, defiled
contaminata:adulterated things, Comp.
contaminate:avec opprobre [fig.]
contaminati:abandoned youths
contaminatio:A polluting, contamination, defilement
contaminator:a defiler, polluter
contanter:v. cunctanter.
contarii:a kind of soldiers armed with pikes, pike-bearers
contatio:v. cunctatio.
contatus:armé d'un épieu // v. cunctatus.
contatus2:a soldier armed with a pike, pole
contaxo:[au passif] faire partie intégrante de
contechnor:to devise plots, contrive tricks
contectio:action de couvrir
contectus:P. of contego
contemnenter:in a contemptuous manner
contemnificus:despising, contemptuous, scornful
contemperamentum:c. contemperatio
contemperatio:a proper, suitable mixture
contemperatus:part. de contempero.
contempero:to moderate, temper by mixing
contemplabilis:aiming, taking aim, Adv.
contemplabiliter:en visant bien / [fig.] avec attention
contemplabundus:considering, contemplating attentively
contemplatim:en contemplant
contemplatorius:spéculatif
contemplatrix:she who observes, contemplates
contemplatus:pass.
contemplatus2:A consideration, contemplation, observance, abl. sing.
contempno:to consider a person or thing as unimportant, of small value, to value little, esteem lightly, contemn, despise, disdain, defy, not to fear
contemporalis:contemporary; subst., a contemporary
contemporalis2:a contemporary
contemporaneus:contemporary; subst., a contemporary
contemporaneus2:a contemporary
contemporo:to be at the same time, to be contemporary
contemptibilis:contemptible, Comp.
contemptibilitas:contemptibleness
contemptibiliter:avec mépris, dédaigneusement
contempticius:c. contemptibilis
contemptius:v. contemptim.
contemte:P. a. fin
contemtibilis:contemptible, Comp.
contemtibilitas:contemptibleness
contemtim:contemptuously, with contempt, scornfully
contemtio:a despising; disregard, contempt, scorn, disdain
contemtor:he who puts small value upon, makes light of a thing, a contemner, despiser
contemtrix:she who puts small value upon a thing, a despiser, contemner
contemtus:a despising, contemning; contempt, scorn
contenebrasco:to become, grow very dark
contenebratio:obscurcissement
contenebratus:part. de contenebro.
contenebresco:to grow dark
contenebrico:c. contenebro.
contenebro:to make very dark, to darken
contentiose:pertinaciously, obstinately, Comp., Sup.
contentiuncula:petit débat, petite lutte
contento:fréq. de contendo, forcer, contraindre
conterebro:to pierce, bore through
contermino:to be a borderer, to border upon;
conterminus2:a neighbor
conternans:three years old
conternatio:a placing of three things together
conterno:to put three things together, to make threefold, P. a.
conterraneus:a fellow-countryman
conterrito:to frighten much, greatly
conterritus:P. of conterreo
contesseratio:the contracting of friendship
contessero:to contract friendsnip by means of the
contestate:de façon incontestable
contestatiuncula:a short speech
contestato:proved by witness, tried
contestatorius:relatif à l'instruction d'un procès
contestatus:v. contestor.
contestificans:attesting at the same time
contestificor:
contexte:in close connection
contextim:in a connected
contextio:A joining, putting together
contextor:one who puts a writing together, a composer, author
contheroleta:a fellow-destroyer of wild beasts
conticinium:la première partie de la nuit
conticitor:celui ou celle qui se tait
conticitrix:celui ou celle qui se tait
conticium:the first part of the night, the evening
conticuum:la première partie de la nuit
contifex:c. centipes
contiger:a spear-bearer, a lancer
contignatus:part. de contigno, formé d'ais, de planches
contigno:to join together with beams, to furnish with beams, joists, rafters
contignum:a structure of beams;, a piece of flesh with seven ribs
contigue:closely
continctus:part. de contingo 2.
continentia2:following, next
continentiuus:propre à contenir
contingenter:d'une manière contingente, par hasard
contingentia:hasard, contingence
continguo:to wet, moisten
continuanter:in uninterrupted succession, one after another
continuate:in uninterrupted succession, one after another
continuatim:continuously
continuatiuus:serving to connect the discourse, copulative
continuitas:a connected series, continuation
continuor:to unite one's self to, to join
continuus2:he who is always about one, an attendant
contionabilis:c. contionalis.
contionalis:belonging to, suitable for an assembly of the people
contionarius:of or suited to an assembly of the people, in lemm
contiro:a fellow-recruit
contiroleta:compagnon de chasse
contiuncula:a short harangue, a trifling speech
conto:tr., interroger
contogatus:a law colleague
contomonobolon:saut à la perche
contor:to delay action, to linger, loiter, hesitate, doubt, absol., inf., subj.-clause
contorpeo:int., être tout engourdi
contorreo:to dry up entirely, to parch, scorch
contorta:passages véhéments
contorte:perplexedly, perversely
contortio:A whirling round
contortiplicatus:embrouillé
contortor:a wrester, perverter
contortulus:somewhat complicated, intricate
contortuplicatus:entangled, complicated
contortus:vehement, energetic, Involved, intricate
contrabium:a framework of beams, a flooring
contractabilis:that may be felt, handled, Adv.
contractatio:a touching, touch, contact
contractator:a thief
contractiuncula:a trifling dejection, sadness
contractius:adv., plus à l'étroit
contractor:one who makes a contract, a contractor
contractorium:a lace, string
contractura:a lessening, contracting
contradicibilis:that may be contradicted, spoken against
contradictiuncula:légère contradiction
contradictor:one who objects, replies, an opponent
contradictorie:contradictoirement.
contradictorius:containing an objection, contradiction
contradictus:c. judicium
contrado:to deliver together, wholly
contraeo:to go against, to oppose, make resistance, dat.
contrafactio:a setting in opposition, contrast
contraiuris:contrary to law, unlawful
contralego:int., faire une lecture de contrôle [pour permettre la vérification d'un texte de manuscrit]
contranisus:qui fait effort contre
contrapono:to place opposite, to oppose to
contrapositio:antithèse
contrapositum:antithesis
contrapositus:part. de contrapono.
contrarietas:opposition, contrariety
contrario:int., contredire [dat.]
contrario2:v. contrarius  3 à ex contrario.
contrarior:
contrarius2:an opponent, antagonist
contrascriba:a countersigner, comptroller
contrascribo:to countersign
contrascriptor:a comptroller
contrasisto:int., s'opposer, faire opposition
contrasto:int., s'opposer à
contrauenio:to oppose, dat.
contrauersim:en sens inverse
contrauersum:on the contrary, on the other hand
contrauersus:turned opposite, lying over against
contrectabilis:that may be felt, handled, Adv.
contrectabiliter:so as to be felt
contrectatio:a touching, touch, contact
contrectator:a thief
contrectatus:part. de contrecto.
contremebundus:tremblant
contremulus:trembling violently
contribulatio:anguish
contribulatus:part. de contribulo.
contribulis:Of the same
contribulo:to crush, bruise
contributarius:frappé de même redevance
contributio:A dividing, distributing
contributus:part. de contribuo.
contristatio:an afflicting, affliction, grief
contristatus:part. passé de contristo. - 1 - attristé. - 2 - rendu sombre, assombri.
contritio:a grinding.
contropatio:v. contrafactio.
controuersa:disputed, doubtful points
controuersialis:pertaining to controversy, dispute, controversial
controuersiola:a little controversy
controuersor:to be at variance one with another, to dispute
controuersum:adv., à l'opposé
contrucidatus:part. de contrucido.
contrusus:part. de contrudo.
conttabundus:lingering, loitering, delaying
conttamen:a delaying, hesitating
conttans:
conttanter:
conttatio:a delaying, lingering, a tarrying, delay, hesitation, doubt
conttator:one who acts with hesitation, tardiness, a delayer, loiterer, lingerer, a considerate, cautious person
contuibilis:visible
contuitus:part. de contueor.
contulus:dim. de contus, petite perche
contumatio:c. contumacia
contumelio:tr., outrager, violer
contumelior:tr.,
contumesco:to swell greatly
contumia:abuse, insult, affront, reproach, invective, contumely, severe reproaches, violation
contunsum:to break, lessen, weaken, destroy, subdue, put down, baffle, check
contunsus:P. of contundo
conturbatio:disorder, confusion.
conturbator:that brings disorder, ruin, ruinous, expensive, costly
conturmalis:one of the same squadron
conturmo:to arrange in squadrons
contusio:a crushing, breaking, battering, bruising
contusum:to break, lessen, weaken, destroy, subdue, put down, baffle, check
contusus:P. of contundo
contutor:to place in safety
contutor2:a joint-guardian
contutus:an attentive looking at, a view, sight, abl. sing.
conuador:to bind one to appear in court by giving surely;, cited me to the court of Venus, made an appointment with me
conualescens:S.
conualescentia:convalescence, a regaining of health
conuallatio:an intrenchment
conuallia:a valley enclosed on all sides;
conuallo:to surround with an intrenchment;, to surround, encircle
conuario:Act., to variegate
conuasatus:part. de convaso.
conuaso:to pack vessels, implements together, to pack up
conubialiter:in a conjugal manner, connubially
conuectio:a carrying, bringing together
conuectus:part. de conveho.
conuegetatio:action de vivifier
conuegeto:tr., vivifier
conuehor:
conuelatus:part. de convelo.
conuelo:to veil, to cover over
conuenticium:jeton de présence, argent donné à ceux qui assistent à l'assemblée du peuple chez les Grecs
conuentionalis:of or pertaining to an agreement, compact, conventional
conuentitius:pertaining to coming together, intercourse
conuentiuncula:a small assembly
conuento:to meet often
conuentus2:part. de convenio
conuenusto:to ornament, adorn
conuergo:to incline together
conuerritor:one who sweeps together
conuersatio2:c. conversio
conuersator:a companion
conuersatus:part. de conversor.
conuersibilis:c. convertibilis.
conuersim:conversely
conuersiuncula:a slight change, alteration
conuersus:part. de converto
conuersus2:a turning, twisting round
conuertentia:c. conversio
conuertibilis:changeable
conuertibilitas:mutabilité
conuertibiliter:changeably
conuescor:to eat with one
conuestitus:part. de convestio.
conueteraneus:camarade vétéran.
conueteranus:a fellow-veteran
conuexa:concavité, creux
conuexio:a vaulting, convexity, concavity
conuexitas:a vaulting, convex roundness, convexity, concavity
conuexo:to press, squeeze together
conuexus2:forme circulaire
conuibro:int., se mouvoir avec rapidité / tr., mettre en vibration, mouvoir avec rapidité
conuicaneus:one who is of the same village, a fellow-villager
conuicanus:one who is of the same village, a fellow-villager
conuiciolum:a slight reproach, a taunt
conuiciose:en injuriant
conuiciosus:insulteur, insolent
conuictio:-I. demonstration, proof -II. companionship, intercourse, intimacy with one
conuictio2:démonstration convaincante (décisive)
conuictiuus:propre à convaincre
conuictus2:part. de convinco.
conuincibilis:convaincant
conuinctio:a connective particle, conjunction
conuiolo:to violate, desecrate
conuiperinus:
conuiresco:to grow green, become verdant
conuiscero:to incorporate, unite
conuitiator:a railer, reviler
conuitiatus:atteint d'une attaque [épileptique]
conuitio:to attack, injure at the same time
conuitior:to revile, reproach, taunt, rail at
conuitium:a loud noise, a cry, clamor, outcry
conuiuatio:festin
conuiuatus:part. de convivor.
conuiuialis:;, of or pertaining to a feast, festal, convivial, comp, sup.
conuiuifico:to quicken together
conuiuiolum:petit repas
conuiuiones:convives d'un festin
conula:a plant
conuocator:celui qui invite à dîner
conuocatus:part. de convoco.
conuocium:mélange de voix, de cris [mot forgé pour l'explication de convicium]
conuolnero:to wound severely
conuolsio:v. convul-.
conuolutor:passif, se rouler avec
conuolutus:part. de convolvo.
conuoluulus:A caterpillar that wraps itself up in a leaf
conuoro:to eat up, devour
conuorro:to sweep, brush together, to sweep, clear away
conuotus:lié par les mêmes voeux
conuoueo:to devour together
conuulneratus:part. de convulnero.
conuulsio:cramp, convulsion
conuulsus:to cause to totter, to shake, to destroy, overthrow, bring to naught
conyza:a plant, the viscous elecampane, fleabane
coobaudio:tr., comprendre en même temps
coodibilis:exceedingly hateful, detestable
coolesco:v. coalesco.
coomnipotens:tout-puissant en même temps
coonero:tr., charger en même temps, à la fois
coonusto:c. coonero.
cooperarius:qui coopère;  Subst. m. coopérateur de qqn
cooperarius2:coopérateur de qqn
cooperatio:co-operation
cooperatiuus:coopératif
cooperator:a joint-laborer, co-operator
cooperculum:a cover, lid
cooperimentum:a covering
cooperor:to work with, together, combine, unite
cooperte:d'une manière cachée, d'une manière obscure, à mots couverts.
coopertio:voile
coopertorium:a cover
coopertura:couverture, voile [fig.]
coopertus:part. de cooperio.
coopifex:cocréateur
cooptatus:part. de coopto.
coordinatio:coordination, arrangement
coorno:tr., orner ensemble
coortus:part. de coorior
copa:a female tavern-keeper and castanet-dancer
copadium:hachis de viande
copiarius:a purveyor
copiata:a grave-digger, sexton
copiates:a grave-digger, sexton
copies:v. copia
copiolae:a small number of troops
copior:to furnish, provide one's self abundantly with
copiositas:abondance
copis:a short sword
copis2:abundantly supplied with something, abounding in, rich
copla:that which binds together, binds fast, a band, rope, thong, tie
coplae:poutres qui en tiennent plusieurs autres assemblées
copona:cabaretière / une vieille cabaretière / auberge, taverne
coppadia:dainty dishes, tidbits, delicacies
coprea:a low buffoon, a filthy jester
copta:a kind of cake made of pounded materials
copto:to choose, elect to something, to admit, re ceive into some body by election, to elect to an office
copulabilis:that can be connected, med.
copulate:connectedly
copulatim:in union
copulatio:a coupling, joining, connecting, uniting
copulatiue:connectedly, med.
copulatiuus:of or pertaining to connecting, copulative, Adv.
copulator:a connecter, binder
copulatorius:propre à réunir
copulatrix:she who couples, connects
copulatum:a joint sentence, called also
copulatus2:abl. sing.), a connecting, joining together
copulum:c. copula.
coqua:a female cook
coquibilis:that can be easily cooked
coquimela:v. coccymelum :
coquina:cuisine / art du cuisinier
coquinaris:a kitchen-knife
coquinarius:of or pertaining to the kitchen, culinary
coquinator:
coquinatorium:cuisine
coquinatorius:of or pertaining to the kitchen
coquinus:of or pertaining to cooking
coquitatio:a continuous cooking
coquito:fréq. de coquo), faire cuire souvent
coquula:a female cook
coquulum:c. cŏcŭlum.
cora:the pupil of the eye
coracesia:a magical herb said to make water freeze
coracica:the mysteries of Mithras
coracicus:of or belonging to the raven;
coracino:to caw, croak
coracinum:noir de corbeau
coracinus:raven-black, absol.
coracinus2:a species of river fish
coralium:coral, red coral
corallinus:coral-red
corallis:a precious stone
coralliticus:
corallius:masc.
coralloachates:coral-agate
corallum:coral, red coral
coramble:a kind of cabbage injurious to the eyes
corax:a raven
corbes:c. corbis.
corbicula:a little basket
corbitor:sorte d'histrion
corbitus:with a scuttle, bower
corbona:a treasurechamber
corbulo:porteur
corchoros:a poor kind of pulse, growing wild
!corchorum:corète [plante]
!corchorus:a poor kind of pulse, growing wild
corcinor:int., avoir des gargouillements
corcus:a disease of the chest
cordacista:danseur de cordace
!cordacitus:adv.  v. cordicitus
cordalens:
cordate:with prudence, wisely
cordicitus:from the heart, deep in the heart
cordipuga:qui frappe le coeur
cordolens:c. cordiacus
cordyla:the fry of the tunny-fish
corgo:[arch.]
coriaceus:of leather
coriaginosus:afflicted with the
coriago:a disease of the skin of animals
coriandratum:coriander-water
coriandratus:garni de coriandre
coriandron:coriander
coriandrus:coriander
coriarius:of or pertaining to leather, useful for, tanning leather
coriarius2:a tanner, currier
corion:a plant, also called
coris:a plant, a species of hypericon, the seed of it
corisson:ive muscade [plante]
corissum:another name of the plant
corius:skin, hide, leather.
cornesco:to become like horn, grow horny, turn to horn
cornetum:a grove of cornel-trees
corneus2:of the cornel-tree, Of cornel-wood
corniculans:horn-shaped, horned
cornicularis:1 - en forme de croissant (à propos de la lune). 2 - de cor ou de bois de cerf.
cornicularius:an adjutant of a centurion, tribune, proprætor
corniculatus:in the form of a horn, horned
corniculum:a little horn.
corniculus:the civil office of a
cornifer:having, bearing horns, horned
cornifrons:with horns on the forehead
cornigera:a hind
cornigera2:horned animals, horned cattle
cornipedus:qui a des pieds de corne
cornocerasum:merise
cornualis:of or pertaining to horns
cornuarius:a maker of horns, trumpets
cornuatus:horn-like, horn-shaped
cornulum:a little horn
cornupeta:comm., pushing, goring with the horns
cornus:a cornel cherry-tree
cornus3:a horn.
cornus4:c. cornus 2.
cornuta:bête à cornes / poisson de mer inconnu
cornutae:a kind of sea-fish.
cornuti:désignation d'un groupe de soldats
cornutus:horned
cornuum:
corocottas:v. crocottas.
corocta:an unknown witd animal in Ethiopia, the hyena
corollaria:a female merchant of flower-garlands, a title of a drama of Nævius
coronalis:of or pertaining to a crown
coronamen:a wreathing, crowning
coronaria:she who makes, vends crowns, garlands
coronarius2:a maker of, dealer in crowns, garlands
coronatio:couronnement
coronator:a crowner
coronatus:part. de corono.
coroneola:f, an autumnal rose
coroniola:a kind of autumnal rose, bis
coronis:a curved line, flourish formed with a pen, which writers or transcribers were accustomed to make at the end of a book or chapter;, the end
coronopus:crowfoot;, buckshorn-plantain
coronula:The ornament on a mitre
corporalitas:corporality
corporasco:to assume a body, become incarnate
corporatio:an assuming of a body, incarnation
corporatiuus:of or pertaining to the forming of a body
corporatura:the corporeal nature, structure
corporatus:material, sensible
corporealis:c. corporalis
corporesco:c. corporasco.
corporicida:a butcher
corporo:to make, fashion into a body, to furnish with a body.
corporor:passif de corporo. - 1 - devenir corps. - 2 - perdre la vie, n'être plus qu'un cadavre.
corporosus:corpulent, gross
corpulens:c. corpulentus
corpulentia:corpulence, grossness, fleshiness of body
corpulento:tr., réunir en un corps solide / oeuvre non identifiée / Solution universitaire (Jean-Yves Guillaumin, qui a traduit du Boèce pour Budé) / C'est un passage du De unitate et uno de Boèce, qui est édité dans la Patrologie Latine de Migne, volume 63, page 1077, colonne C
corrationalitas:analogy
corrationaliter:par analogie
correctura:the office of a
correcumbens:lying down with
correcumbo:
corregio:
corregionales:the adjoining people
corregno:to reign, together with one
correlatio:corrélation
correpte:shortly, Comp.
correptio:A laying hold of, seizing
correptiue:en abrégeant
correptiuus:abrégé, bref
correpto:to creep
correptor:a reprover, censurer
correquiesco:int., se reposer
corresquio:- intr. - se reposer.
corresupinatus:bent backwards at the same time
corresurgo:int., ressusciter ensemble
corresuscito:to raise from the dead together
corrigia:A shoe-tie, shoe-latchet
corrigium:c. corrigia.
corriualis:a joint rival
corriuatio:a drawing together of streams of water
corriuatus:part. de corrivo.
corriuium:the confluence of brooks
corrixor:int., entrer en conflit avec
corroboramentum:a means of strengthening;
corroboratio:action de fortifier
corroco:a kind of fish
corrogatio:a bringing together
corrogatus:part. de corrogo.
corrosiuus:corrosif.
corrotundatus:part. de corrotundo.
corrudis:entièrement brut
corrugatio:froncement.
corrugatus:part. de corrugo.
corrugis:having wrinkles, folds, corrugate
corrugus:canal de lavage [métallurgie]
corruiturus:part. f. de corruo
corrumptela:that which corrupts, a corrupting, corruption, seduction, bribery
corrumptor:a corrupter, misleader, seducer, briber
corrupta:
corruptibilis:liable to decay, corruptible, perishable, Comp.
corruptibilitas:corruptibility, perishableness
corruptibiliter:d'une manière corruptible
corruptilis:c. corruptibilis.
corruptiue:de manière à corrompre
corruptiuus:corruptible, perishable
corruptorius:destructible, corruptible, perishable
corruptrix:she that corrupts, seduces;, adj., corrupting
corruspor:to search carefully after
cors:A place enclosed around, a court, enclosure, yard, pen
corsa:bandeau [architect.]
corsae:
corsaluium:c. salvia.
corsoides:an unknown precious stone
cortalinus:pertaining to an imperial body-guard
cortalis:Pertaining to a cattle, poultry-yard
corticatus:covered with a bark
corticeus:of bark, cork
corticosus:abounding in bark
corticulus:a small, thin rind, bark, shell
cortinale:the caldron-room, the place where new wine was boiled down in the
cortinula:a small kettle
cortumio:contemplation intérieure
coruinus:cf, pertaining to the raven, raven-
coruletum:a hazel-thicket, a copse of hazeltrees
corulus:a hazel, filbert shrub
coruscabilis:brillant
coruscalis:brillant
coruscamen:a glittering, a flash
coruscatio:a glittering, a flash, coruscation
coruscifer:lightning-bearing
coruscum:
coruscus2:l'éclair
coryceum:the place in the palæstra where the, exercised themselves by striking a suspended sack filled with fig-grains, flour, sand
corycomachia:the exercise of the, with the
corydalus:the crested lark
corymbia:a species of the plant ferula
corymbias:
corymbiatus:set round with clusters of ivy-berries, corymbiated
corymbites:a species of the plant
coryphaeus2:a leader, chief, head
coryphia:a kind of murex, snail, yielding a purple dye
corysidia:another name of the plant Minyas
corytos:a quiver
coryza:a catarrh
coscinomantia:a divination by the sieve
cosentio:
cosmetes:an adorner, slave of the wardrobe
cosmetorium:produit pour la figure
cosmica:worldly things
cosmicos2:a citizen of the world, a cosmopolite
cosmicus:qui est du monde
cosmocrator:gouverneur du monde
cosmographia:a description of the universe
cosmographus:one who describes the world, a cosmographer
cosmopoeia:création au monde
cosmos:le monde
cossigero:accumuler
cossim:bending, turning in;, turned backwards, backwards, obliquely
cossis:ver de bois
cossus2:a kind of larva under the bark of trees
cossyphus:labre
costabilis:riblike
costalis:costa), costal
costamomum:an aromatic plant, similar to the, and
costatus:having
costilatus:qui a des côtes
costos:an Oriental aromatic plant
costrus:mouche ressemblant à l'abeille
costula:petite côte
!costus:costus [plante aromatique]
cotaria:carrière de pierres à aiguiser
cothonum:port creusé de main d'homme
cothurnate:loftily, tragically;, comp.
cothurnatio:a tragic representation
cothurnatius:d'une manière plus tragique.
cothurnosus:[fig.] farouche
cotiarius:émouleur
coticula:A small touchstone, a test
cotidio:daily
cotio:a broker, factor;
cotona:a kind of small Syrian fig
cotonea:a plant, wallwort, comfrey, black briony
cotonea2:a quince or quince-apple
cotoneum:coing
cotonia:
cotonius:de cognassier
cotoria:carrière de pierres à aiguiser
cotoriae:a whetstonequarry
cottabius:préparé dans un vase de terre
cottabus:a clap, stroke
cottidio:int., cottidiantes = assiduantes
cottidio2:daily
cottona:small Syrian figs
cotyla:a small vessel, as a measure, equal to a hemina or half a sextarius
cotyle:].
cotyledon:a plant, navelwort
couinarius:a soldier who fought from a chariot
couinnus:a war-chariot of the Britons and Belgæ, a travelling chariot, a kind of tilbury
couinus:a war-chariot of the Britons and Belgæ, a travelling chariot, a kind of tilbury
counio:tr., unir
counio2:union
counitio:union
couno:tr., réunir
coutor:to associate with, have dealings with
couum:trou pratiqué dans le joug pour recevoir le timon
couus:gerbe de blé
coxale:ceinture
coxendicus:qui souffre de la hanche
coxigo:int., boiter
coxim:on the hips
cracca:a kind of pulse, wild vetch
cracens:slender, neat, graceful
cramum:crème
crapulanus:fait avec de la résine
crapularius:pertaining to intoxication
crapulatio:an intoxicating
crapulatus:drunken with wine, inebriated
crapulentus:very much intoxicated
crapulor:int., être ivre / usité surtout au part. crapulatus
crapulosus:inclined to drunkenness
crasis:
crassamen:the thick sediment of a liquid, the dregs
crassamentum:the thickness
crassantus:crapaud
crassatio:épaississement
crassatus:part. de crasso.
crassedo:thickness, stupidity
crassesco:to grow thick, to thicken, grow dense, hard, grow large, fat
crassificatio:a making thick, fat;, thickness
crassificatus:part. de crassifico.
crassifico:to make thick, thicken, make fat, fatten, Pass., to thicken, become dense
crassitas:thickness, density
crassities:thickness, density
crassiuenius:having thick veins
crasso:to make thick, thicken, condense
crassundia:the thick intestines
crastinatio:ajournement
crastino:adv.  demain
crataegis:another name of the plant satyrion
crataegon:azerolier [arbre]
crataegos:a plant
crataegum:the kernel of the fruit of the box-tree
crataeogonon:crucianelle [plante]
crataeogonos:the common fleawort
cratella:bât en bois
craterites:a very hard unknown precious stone
crateritis:pierre précieuse inconnue
craticius:composed of wicker-work, wattled
craticulatim:en forme de gril
craticulum:c. craticula.
craticulus:composed of lattice-work, wattled
cratio:to harrow
cratitio:hersage
cratitius:composed of wicker-work, wattled
craxantus:crapaud
crea:ordure
creabilis:that can be, made, created
creagra:a fleshhook
creamen:the elements of which created things consist
creata:things made
creatio:A creating, producing, begetting, Absol.
creatura:a creature, thing created
creatus:masc., fem., sprung from, begotten by, born of;, subst., an offspring, a child
crebesco:to become frequent, to increase, grow strong;, to spread abroad, perf., pluperf.
crebratus:thick, close
crebrinodus:aux noeuds denses, plein de noeuds
crebrisurum:palissade formée de pieux très serrés
crebriter:repeatedly, frequently
crebritudo:c. crebritas.
credens:- 1 - part. prés. de credo. - 2 - adj. qui a la foi.
credentes:les croyants
creditaria:confidente
creditarius:confident
credito:to believe firmly
creditrix:a female creditor
creditus:part. de credo.
credule:avec crédulité
cremabilis:combustible
crematio:a burning, consuming by fire, cremation
cremator:a burner, consumer by fire
crematus:part. de cremo.
cremento:tr., faire croître
crementum:Growth, increase
cremia:dry fire-wood, brushwood
cremialis:dont on fait des fagots
cremium:copeaux, bois sec, petit bois
cremum:crème
cremutium:holocauste
crena:Plin. cran, entaille, fente, coche.
creobula:c. mentastrum.
crepa:arch. pour capra
crepaculum:épouvantail pour oiseaux
crepatio:craquement, fente
crepatura:a fissure, crack
creperum:darkness
crepicrepitulum:
crepiculum:ornement de tête
crepidarius:of or pertaining to the sole, sandal, a sandal-maker, shoemaker
crepidula:a small sandal
crepidulum:c. crepitulum.
crepis:an unknown plant
crepitaculum:a rattle
crepitatio:bruit
crepitatus:bruit
crepitulum:c. crepiculum.
crepor:bruit, fracas
crepulus:rattling, resounding, crashing
crepundia:a rattle;
crepus:c. caper
crepusculascens:growing dusk, dusky
crescentia:an increase, augmentation
crespulus:du point du jour
cretaceus:chalk-like, cretaceous
cretaria:a shop for Cretan earth
cretarius:of or pertaining to chalk
crethmos:sea-fennel
cretica:a plant, called also clematitis
cretice:a plant, called also hibiscus
cretifodina:a chalk-, clay-pit
cretifodinae:
cretio:the format declaration by the heir of his intention to enter upon his inheritance.
cretulentum:eau mêlée d'argile
cretura:the siftings of corn, bran, chaff
cretus:arisen, sprung, descended from, born of
cribello:to pass through a sieve, to sift
cribellum:a small sieve
cribrarius:pertaining to a sieve
cribrarius2:a sieve-maker
cribratus:part. de cribro.
cribro:to pass through a sieve, to sift
criminalis:of or pertaining to crime, criminal, Adv.
criminaliter:criminally
criminatrix:a female accuser, calumniator
criminatus:part. de crimino
crimino:to accuse, make an accusation
criminosus2:a guilty man
crinale:aiguille de tête, peigne
criniculus:petit cheveu / fig.) lien, entrave
criniger:having long hair
crininus:made of lilies, lily-
crinio:to provide, cover with hair;, verb. finit.
crinisatus:né de la chevelure [de Pégase]
crinon:a lily
crinum:a lily
criobolium:a ram as an offering
crisimos:critique, dangereux [t. de médec.]
crisimus:decisive, critical, the day of a crisis
crisis:a decision, crisis
crispans:adjt, bouclé, frisé / ridé, qui se ride / tremblant
crispatus:part. de crispo.
crispicans:curling, ruffling
crispicapillus:having curled hair
crispio:int., glousser
crispisulcans:undulating, serpentine
crispitudo:a tremulous, vibratory motion
crisso:to move the haunches
cristiger:qui a une crête
cristula:a small crest, tuft
critae:the judges among the Hebrews
criterium:jugement
crithologia:a gathering of barley
criticus:fit, suitable for deciding, capable of judging.
crobylos:a roll of hair knotted on the crown of the head
crocallis:an unknown, cherryshaped precious stone
crocatio:the croaking of ravens
crocatus:saffronyellow
crocea:vêtements de soie couleur safran
crocias:an unknown, saffron-colored precious stone
crocidismus:a picking off of flocks
crocino:to anoint with saffron-ointment
crocinor:int., désigne une maladie inconnue qui frappe les animaux
crocio:to cry, croak as a raven
crocis:an unknown plant
crocito:to croak loudly
crocitus:the croaking of the raven
croco:to dye saffron-yellow
croco2:c. crocio
crocodilea:the excrement of the crocodile
crocodileon:a plant
crocodilina:a sophism, crocodile, a crocodile-conclusion
crocodilinus:relatif au crocodile
crocodilion:a plant
crocodilonius:
crocofantia:c. crocota.
crocomagma:the residuum of saffron, after the extraction of the oil
crocophantia:c. crocota.
crocotarius:of or belonging to the preparation of saffron-colored garments
crocotillus:très maigre, décharné
crocotinum:genus operis pistorii
crocotta:an unknown witd animal in Ethiopia, the hyena
crocua:
crocufantia:c. crocota.
crocus:v. crocum.
crocus3:fem., saffron, masc., neutr.
crocuta:an unknown witd animal in Ethiopia, the hyena
crocyfantia:
crocyphantium:voile léger
crosmis:a kind of sage
crotalisso:to rattle, sound with the castanet
crotalum:a rattle, a bell, castanet
crotaphos:a pain in the temples
croto:ricin
crotolo:int., crier [en parl. de la cigogne]
croton:ricin
cruciabilis:tormenting, torturing, painful, excruciating, miserable
cruciabilitas:torment, torture
cruciabundus:torturing, tormenting
cruciamen:torture, torment, pain
cruciarium:crucifiement
cruciarius:of or pertaining to the cross, to torture.
cruciarius2:un crucifié / pendard, gibier de potence
cruciatio:a torturing
cruciator:a tormenter, torturer
cruciatorius:de tourment, de torture
cruciatus2:part. de crucio.
crucifer:the crossbearer, Christ
crucifico:tr., mettre en croix, crucifier
crucifigo:tr., mettre en croix, crucifier
crucifixio:crucifiement
crucifixor:a crucifier
crucifixus:part. de crucifigo.
crucistultitia:la folie de la croix
crucius:qui met au supplice
crudarius:
crudaster:un peu cru
crudelesco:int., devenir cruel
cruditatio:an overloading of the stomach, indigestion
crudito:to suffer from indigestion
crudiuus:c. crudus.
crudum:pris advt
cruenta:carnage
cruentatio:a staining with blood
cruentatus:part. de cruento.
cruenter:cruelly, severely
cruentifer:bloody
crumena:a small money-purse, bag
crumilla:a little purse
crumino:to fill like a purse
crupellarii:gladiateurs couverts d'une cuirasse.
crupellarius:
crurifragium:action de briser les jambes
crurifragius:one whose legs, shins are broken
crusculum:a small, leg, shank
crusma:a musical piece, tune played upon a stringed instrument
crusmaticus:suitable for playing on a musical instrument
crustaria:taverne (où l'on boit dans des coupes ornées de bas-reliefs).
crustarius:pertaining to embossed work.
crustarius2:ouvrier qui incruste sur les vases des figures de bas-relief
crustata:crustaceous animals, shellfish
crustatus:part. de crusto
crustlum:sync. de crustulum
crusto:to cover with a rind, shell, incrustation, plaster-work, embossed figures
crustosus:covered with a hard rind, crusted
crustula:a little rind, shell, crust
crustulatus:couvert d'une croûte
cryphia:sorte de marque mise à côté d'un passage difficile [ ?? ]
cryphii:objets du culte de Mithras
cryptarius:a superintendent of vaults
crypticus:covered, concealed
crysallion:c. crystallion.
crystalla:vases de cristal
crystallicus:clair comme le cristal
crystallion:a plant, also called
cteticos:possessif [gram.]
cubans:qui n'est pas d'aplomb, qui penche, qui va en pente / qui reste à plat, immobile [en parl. de poissons] / subst, l'alité, le malade
cubatio:a lying down
cubator:he who lies down
cubaturus:v. cubo
cubatus:v. cubitus 2.
cubi3:[avec d'autres antécédents de lieu] / [substitut du relatif construit avec in abl. ou apud] / avec subj. conséc. / ubi initial = ibi autem, ibi enim, et ibi, etc. / ubi interr. direct / [avec gén.] / int. indir. / emploi comme conj., quand, lorsque / aussitôt que, dès que / avec subj. = cum
cubiclum:an apartment for reclining, for sleeping, a resting-, sleepingchamber, a bedchamber
cubicularius2:de chambre à coucher
cubicus:cubic, cubical
cubital:a cushion for leaning on, an elbow-cushion
cubitatio:action d'être couché
cubitio:a lying down
cubitissim:lying down.
cubitor:he who lies down
cubitura:a lying down
cubula:sorte de gâteau sacré
cuci:a tree similar to the palm;
cucubalus:the plant called also
cucubio:int., huer [se dit du cri du hibou]
cucubo:to hoot
cuculla:a covering
cucullatus:hooded, having a hood
cuculliunculus:dim. de cucullus
cuculo:to cry cuckoo
cucumella:a little kettle
cucumer:c. cucumis.
cucumeraceus:cucumber-like, of cucumber
cucumeracius:de concombre
cucumerarium:a cucumber-field
cucurbitarius:a gourd planter
cucurbitatio:a cupping
cucurbitella:coloquinte
cucurbitinus:like, similar to a gourd
cucurbitula:the bitter gourd
cucurbitularis:the field cypress
cucurio:to crow
cucurrio:int., coqueliner [cri du coq]
cucurru:interj.
cucus:a daw
cucutia:sorte de fruit inconnu
cucutium:a kind of hood
cudo2:a helmet made of raw skin; abl.
cuferion:the nose-bleed
cuiusmodicumque:of whatever kind
culbitio:strangurie
culcitarius:a cushion-maker
culcitella:a little cushion, mattress
culcitosus:matelassé
culcitula:a small cushion, mattress
culearis:of the measure of a
culearius:fabricant de sacs.
culeum:mesure pour les liquides
culicare:moustiquaire
culicellus:a little gnat, buzzing round her
culiculare:a fly-net
culiculus:a little gnat
culilla:
culillus:c. culullus.
culinarius:pertaining to the kitchen, culinary, kitchen-
culinarius2:aide-cuisinier, marmiton
culio:frapper
culio2:c. coleus
culiola:écale de noix verte
culix:an unknown plant
culliola:v. culiola.
culmeus:of siraw
culmino:tr., mettre le comble, couronner
culmosus:stalklike
culosus:culus),
culpabilis:worthy of blame, culpable, criminal, Comp., Adv.
culpabiliter:culpably, Comp.
culpanda:to declare something as a crime, to impute a fault to, to complain of, find fault with
culpatio:a reproach, blame
culpator:accusateur, censeur
culpito:to blame, reproach severely, harshly
cultellarius:
cultellatus:part. de cultello.
cultello:façonner en forme de couteau / niveler, aplanir avec le soc
cultellulus:a little knife
culticula:fusticulus quidam ligneus in sacris dicebatur
cultrarius:a slayer of the victim
cultratus:knifeshaped
cululla:c. culullus.
culullus:a drinking-vessel, beaker, goblet, cup, bowl
cumatile:
cumatium:The volute of an Ionic column
cumbo:
cumerum:a chest, box, basket
cumerus:coffre à blé, coffre
cuminatum:cumin-spice
cuminatus:seasoned, mixed with cumin
cumininus:of cumin
cumipha:sorte de gâteau
cummatus:gommeux
cummeus:qui renferme de la gomme
cummi:gomme
cummino:int., sécréter de la gomme
cumminosus:gommeux, riche en gomme
cummis:gen., gum
cummitio:action de gommer
cumprime:especially, particularly
cumprimis:with the foremost, i.e. especially, particularly
cumulanter:c. cumulate.
cumulare:articulation sacro-vertébrale
cumulatim:abundantly, in heaps, in abundance
cumulatio:accumulation, accroissement
cumulator:celui qui accumule
cuna:a cradle
cunabulum:
cunaria:berceuse
cunchis:arch. pour conchis)
cunctalis:general
cunctamen:a delaying, hesitating
cunctamentum:Capel. retard, lenteur, hésitation.
cunctatiue:en temporisant
cunctatrix:one who hesitates, acts deliberately
cunctatus:comp.
cuncticinus:sounding all together;, concordant, harmonious
cunctim:all together, in a body, collectively
cunctiparens:parent of all
cunctipotens:all-powerful, omnipotent
cuncto:to delay, hesitate
cuneatio:a wedgeshaped point
cuneatus:like a wedge, wedge - shaped
cunela:c. cunila.
cuneolus:a little wedge, a small gore
cunger:congre (poisson de mer).
cuniclus:c. cuniculus
cunicularis:of or pertaining to the rabbit, rabbit-
cunicularius:mineur, sapeur
cuniculatim:in channels
cuniculator:a miner
cuniculatus:in the form of a channel, tube
cuniculum:acc.;, a passage under ground, a hole, pit, cavity, canal
cunifer:c. conifer.
cunila:a plant, a species of
cunilago:a species of
cunio:int., aller à la selle
cunnilingus:Mart. qui lèche le con.
cunque:however, whenever, howsoever, whensoever, -ever, -soever
cunulae:a little cradle
cuparius:a cooper
cupedia:Fondness for dainties, daintiness, lickerishness
cupedinarius:of or pertaining to dainty dishes, delicacies
cupedo:-I. desire, wish, longing, eagerness -II. a tidbit, delicacy
cupella:a small vat, cask
cupes:fond of delicacies, dainty
cupidinarii:débauchés
cupienter:desirously, earnestly, eagerly
cupisco:to wish, desire
cupitus:P. of cupio
cupla:v. copula
cuplae:poutres qui en tiennent plusieurs autres assemblées
cupo:a petty tradesman, huckster, innkeeper
cuppa:grand vase en bois, tonneau / sarcophage
cuppedia:Fondness for dainties, daintiness, lickerishness
cuppediarius:relatif aux mets de choix; friand, délicat, voluptueux.
cuppedinarius:of or pertaining to dainty dishes, delicacies; Subst. m. a maker of dainties, confectioner
cuppedinarius2:a maker of dainties, confectioner
cuppedium:a tidbit
cuppes:fond of delicacies, dainty
cupresseus:of cypress, cypress.
cupressinus:of cypress, cypress-
cupreus:of copper, copper-
cuprinus:of copper, copper-
cuprum:cuivre rouge
curagendarius:a manager, overseer
curagulus:c. curiosus.
curalium:coral, red coral
curallium:corail
curandus:PP. of curo
curans:le médecin traitant
curatoria:guardianship
curatoricius:of or belonging to an overseer, the horses of a provincial commissary
curatoritius:of or belonging to an overseer, the horses of a provincial commissary
curatorius:pertaining to guardianship
curatrix:a female guardian
curcuba:sorte de câble / c. curcuma
curculionius:plein de charançons
curculiunculus:a little weevil, something trifling, worthless
curcuma:muselière
curiales:mensae, in quibus immolabatur Junoni, quae curis appellata est
curialis2:a member of the same curia
curialitas:curialité, fonction de décurion de municipe
curialiter:en homme de cour
curiatim:by curiæ
curio:-I. The priest of a curia -II. wasted by sorrow, lean, emaciated
curio3:celui que le souci amaigrit [mot forgé]
curionalis:de la curie
curionatus:the office of priest of a curia
curionius:of or pertaining to the priest of a curia
curionus:c. curio 1.
curiosulus:somewhat curious, a little inquisitive;
curiosus2:one who is prying, a spy, scout; Later, a class of secret spies, secret police, an informer
curito:to take care of, to cherish
curius2:full of sorrow, grievous
curmen:c. curmi.
curmi:indécl., sorte de cervoise, de bière
curopalates:maréchal du palais
curotrophos:
currax:running fast, quick, swift
curriculus:c. curriculum.
currilis:of or for a chariot
currilitas:v. cursilitas :
curruca:a hedge - sparrow, i. e. cuckold
currulis:-I. of or belonging to a chariot, a chariot-race -II. of or pertaining to a chariot
cursatio:a running
cursilitas:a running about
cursio:a running
cursitatio:a running about hither and thither
cursoria:bateau léger, bateau-poste
cursorium:a public post, mail
cursorius:of or pertaining to running, to a race-course
cursrix:celle qui court
cursualis:of or pertaining to a course, running, a stage-coach
curtatus:part. passé de curto; diminué.
curuabilis:that may be bent, flexible
curuamentum:c. curvamen.
curuatio:a bending
curuatus:part. de curvo.
curuedo:c. curvatio
curuesco:to be crooked, curved, to make a curve
curuipes:qui a les pieds recourbés
curuitas:crookedness
curulis2:the curule chair, official chair
curulis3:aedilis curulis
curuor:crookedness
curuum:
cuscolium:the scarlet berry of the holm oak
cusculium:the scarlet berry of the holm oak
cusio:a stamping of money
cuso:fréq. de cudo
cusor:a coiner of money
cuspiam:
cuspidatim:to a point, with a point
cuspidatus:part. de cuspido.
cuspido:to make pointed, to point
cusquam:
cusque:
cussiliris:cowardly
custodiarium:a watchhouse
custodiarius:de garde
custodiarius2:a jailer
custodiola:dim. de custodia
custoditio:guardianship, care
custoditus:part. de custodio.
cutio:tr., cutitus = stupratus
cutio2:a small insect, milleped
cuturnium:vas, quo in sacrificiis vinum fundebatur
cyamias:the beanstone, a precious stone
cyamos:a plant, called also, Egyptian bean
!cyamus:a plant, called also, Egyptian bean
cyaneus:Dark-blue, sea-blue
cyanos:The blue corn-flower, blue-bottle
!cyanus:The blue corn-flower, blue-bottle
cyathisso:to fill a cyathus
cybaeus:pertaining to a kind of merchantship, Absol.
cybiarius:a dealer in salt fish
cybicus:cubic, cubical
cybindis:the night hawk
cybion:A tunny-fish
cybium:A tunny-fish
cyceon:a drink made of barley-grits, grated goats'-cheese, and wine
cychramus:a bird migrating with quails, the ortolan
cycladatus:clothed with a
cyclamen:cyclamen [plante]
cyclaminon:the plant sowbread cyclamen
cyclaminos:the plant sowbread cyclamen
!cyclaminum:cyclamen [plante]
cyclophoreticus:moved in a circle, circular
cyclus:a circle.
cycnarium:a kind of eye-salve
cydarum:a sort of ship
cydoneum:cotignac, boisson faite de coings
cydonia2:a quince or quince-apple
cydonites:quince-wine
cydonitum:cotignac (boisson faite de coings).
cydonius2:a quince-tree
cygneus:of or belonging to a swan, swan's-
cyitis:pierre précieuse inconnue
cylindratus:in the form of a cylinder, cylindrical
cylon:jelly
cyma:a young sprout of a cabbage; neutr., fem.
cymatilis:of the waves
cymation:The volute of an Ionic column
cymatium:The volute of an Ionic column
cymbago:conduire une barque
cymbalaria:s.-ent. herba), cyclamen
cymbalaris:a plant, also called
cymbalicus:pertaining to a cymbal
cymbalisso:to strike the cymbals
cymbalista:a cymbal-player
cymbalitis:c. cymbalaris
cymbius:voûte
cymbula:a small boat
cyminatus:seasoned, mixed with cumin
cymindis:the night hawk
cymininus:of cumin
cyminum:cumin, a plant
cymosus:full of shoots
cymula:a tender sprout
cyna:a tree in Arabia that produced cotton
cynacantha:dog-thorn, dog-rose;
cynanche:an inflammation of the throat, which caused the tongue to be thrust out
cynara2:cardon / instrument à cordes
cynifes:a kind of stinging insect
cyniola:a kind of lettuce
cynismus:Cynical philosophy, conduct
cynocardamon:a kind of
cynocauma:the heat of the dog-days
cynocephalea:
cynocephalia:muflier [plante]
cynocephalion:dog's-head, a magical plant, called also
cynocephalus:An ape with a dog's head
cynodon:having pairs of projecting teeth
cynodus:
cynoglossos:hound's-tongue, a plant
!cynoglossus:langue-de-chien [plante]
cynomazon:dog - bread, a plant
cynomorion:a, plant, broom-rape, also called
cynomyia:the herb fleabane
cynopennae:pl., hommes tenant de l'oiseau et du chien
cynophanes:men with dogs' heads
cynops:a plant, dog's-eye
cynorrhoda:églantier / lis rouge
cynorrhodon:églantier / lis rouge
cynorroda:The dog-rose
cynorrodon:The dog-rose
cynosbatos:The dog-rose, wild-brier
cynosdexia:a sea-polypus
cynosorchis:hound's-cod, a plant
cynozolon:a plant, called also, and
cyparissiae:a kind of fiery meteors
cyparissias:a species of tithymalus
cyparissifer:cypress-bearing
cyparissos:a plant
cyperis:the root of the plant
cyperos:souchet [sorte de jonc]
cyperum:a kind of rush
cypira:nom d'une plante de l'Inde
cypirus:a plant
cypressinus:of cypress, cypress-
cypressus:the cypress, an evergreen tree sacred to Pluto and used at funerals
cypreus:of copper, copper-
cyprinum:a fragrant oil, made from the blossoms of the, cyprus-oil, cyprus-ointment
cyprinus:of copper, copper-
cyprinus2:a species of carp
cyprios:le pied cyprien ( - -) ??
cypros2:a tree growing in Cyprus and Egypt; the flower of which yielded the
cyprum:cuivre
!cyprus2:a tree growing in Cyprus and Egypt; the flower of which yielded the cyprinum
cypselus:a kind of swallow
cyrnea:c. hirnea
cyrnearius:fabricant ou marchand de vases de la forme appelée cyrnea
cysthos:the female pudenda
cytinus:the calyx of the pomegranate blossom
cytis2:an unknown precious stone
cytisum:a shrubby kind of clover much valued by the ancients, the shrubby snail-clover
dabattuo:- tr. - battre, frapper, rosser; piler. - intr. - s'escrimer.
dabla:a kind of Arabian palm, which bears a delicious fruit
dacrima:a tear
dactylicus:dactylic
dactylina:c. aristolochia,
dactyliotheca:A casket to keep rings in, title
dactylis:-I. A sort of grass -II. a kind of grape;, no.
dactylosa:c. paeonia,
dactylus:a finger
daduchi:the priests of Ceres, at Eleusis, who guided the initiated with torches to the temple on the fifth day of the Mysteries, no.
daduchus:the torch - bearer.—Plur.
daedale:artistically, skilfully
daemon:a spirit
daemoniacus:pertaining to an evil spirit, demoniac, devilish
daemoniacus2:un possédé
daemonicola:a worshipper of devils, a heathen
daemonicus:belonging to an evil spirit, demoniac, devilish
daemonie:c. daemonium
daemoniosus:
daemonium:A lesser divinity, a little spirit
daemonius:divin, merveilleux
daemonizor:être possédé du démon
dagnades:a kind of birds in Egypt
daimon:habile, expert
daliuus:supinus;, stultus, insanus
dalmaticus3:vêtu de la dalmatique.
dama:a fallow deer, buck, doe, antelope, chamois
damalio:a calf
damascena2:prunes de Damas
damasonion:a plant
damasonium:plantain d'eau (une plante).
damiatrix:prêtresse de Cybèle
damium:sacrifice en l'honneur de Cybèle
damiurgus:The chief magistrate in some of the Grecian states, title of a comedy
dammula:a little fallow-deer
damnabilis:worthy of condemnation, damnable Comp., Adv.
damnabilitas:état de damnation
damnabiliter:culpably
damnandus:adj. verb. de damno; condamnable, répréhensible, coupable.
damnas:bound to make a gift, contribution, condemned, sentenced
damnaticius:condemned, sentenced
damnatitius:condemned, sentenced
damnator:one who condemns
damnicupidus:
damnifico:to injure
damnificus:injurious, hurtful, pernicious
damnigerulus:injurious, pernicious
damula:a little fallow-deer
dan:pour dasne
danistaria:prêt d'argent, usure
danisticus:money-lending, usurious
dapatice:[arch.] magnifiquement
dapaticus:[arch.] grand, magnifique
daphne2:the laurel-tree, bay-tree
daphnea:pierre précieuse inconnue
daphnia:an unknown precious stone
daphnoides:A sort of
daphnon:a laurel-grove
dapifer:a servant who waited at table
dapifex:a servant who prepared food
dapis:gen. pl., dat. sing., expense, a solemn feast for religious purposes, a sacrificial feast, a meal, a meal or feast for company;, a formal, public dinner
dapsile:sumptuously, bountifully
dapsilitas:abondance, somptuosité
dardanarius:a speculator in corn, forestaller
darius2:darique [pièce d'or chez les Perses]
dasea:the rough-breathing
dasia:the rough-breathing
dasypus:a sort of rabbit
data:gifts, presents
datarius:to be given away
dathiathum:
dathiatum:a reddish sort of incense
daticius:c. dediticius
datiuus:of or belonging to giving, given, appointed
datiuus2:the dative
datrix:celle qui donne
datus:a giving
datus2:part. de do.
daucion:c. daucum
daucites:c. daucum
daucon:
daucum:carotte
daucus:a plant of the parsnip or carrot kind
dautia:lautia
deacinatus:cleared from the grapes
deactio:a finishing
dealbamentum:
dealbatio:a whitewashing
dealbator:who whitens over, a whitewasher, a pargeter, plasterer
dealbatus:P. a., whitewashed, plastered
dealitas:divinité
deamatus:part. de deamo, [cadeau] qui est bien venu
deambulacrum:a place to walk in, a promenade, walk
deambulatio:a walking abroad, promenading
deambulatorium:a gallery for walking
deargentatus:part. passé de deargento; argenté, blanc.
deargento:To deprive of money
deargumentor:to decide finally
deascio:to hew, cut with an axe, to smoothe
deasclatio:action de déboîter l'aisselle
deauratio:dorure
deaurator:a gilder
deauratus:part. p. de deauro.
deauro:to gild, to gild over, no.
debacchatio:passionate raving, fury
debatuo:to beat, thrust severely
debellatio:victoire [sur un vice]
debellatorius:propre à dompter
debellatrix:a conqueress, she that conquers
debellatus:part. de debello.
debibo:to drink of
debil:c. debilis [arch.]
debilitate:c. debiliter
debiliter:en restant sans forces (paralysé)
debite:comme de juste
debitrix:a female debtor
debitus:due, owing, appropriate, becoming, as a right, vowed, Doomed, destined, fated, the law of fate
debrachiolo:tr., saigner un animal aux muscles des cuisses
debriatus:ivre
debrio:tr., enivrer complètement
debrius:entièrement ivre
debuccellatus:préparé avec du biscuit écrasé
debuccinator:trompette (au fig.).
debuccino:to trumpet forth
debuceellatus:
debucinator:trompette (au fig.).
debucino:to trumpet forth
debullio:int., pulluler
debullitio:Aug. refroidissement.
decachinno:to deride, laugh to scorn
decachordum:a musical instrument of ten strings
decachordus:ten-stringed
decacordus:
decacuminatio:a lopping, cutting off the top
decacuminator:celui qui étête (les arbres).
decacumino:to cut the top off, to top and lop
decada:c. decas
decadiuus:qui doit tomber
decagonus:décagone
decalantico:to deprive of one's hood, to plunder
decalautico:tr., dépouiller de la coiffure appelée calautica
decalcatus:part. p. de decalco.
decalco:to plaster with lime, to whitewash
decalefacio:to warm thoroughly
decalesco:to become warm
decalicator:a hard drinker
decalogus:the decalogue
decaluatio:the making bald
decaluatus:part. p. de decalvo
decaluo:to make bald, to remove the hair
decamyrum:parfum composé de dix autres
decania:groupe de dix moines sous un supérieur
decania2:divisions of the zodiac
decanicum:a building belonging to the church
decanicus:relatif au doyen.
decanissa:femme du dizenier
decano:to celebrate by singing
decantatio:talkativeness, no.
decantatus:part. passé de decanto.
decanus:A chief of ten, one set over ten persons
decaproti:the ten chief men
decaprotia:the office and dignity of the
decargyrum:a large silver coin
decargyrus:de dix deniers
decarmino:to make prose, to disarrange the order of the words
decarno:to take off the flesh
decas:a decade
decasemus:en dix temps
decastylos:having ten columns, decastyle
decasyllabus:décasyllabe
decaulesco:to form a stem, run to stalk
decello:to turn aside, deviate
decemiugis:ten-yoked;, a ten-horse chariot
decemmestris:of ten months
decemmodiae:baskets holding each ten modii
decemmodius:containing ten modii
decempedalis:ten feet long
decemplex:tenfold
decemplicatus:multiplied by ten, ten times over
decemprimatus:Their dignity
decemremis:ten-oared, having ten banks of oars
decemscalmus:ten-thowled, having ten oars
decemuiraliter:in the manner of the, med.
decemuiratus:the decemvirate, the rank, office of a decemvir;
deceni:c. deni
decennalia:les jeux décennaux
decennalis:of ten years, decennial
decennia:a festival under the emperors, held every ten years, no.
decennoualis:of nineteen years
decennouennalis:qui dure dix-neuf ans
deceptio:a deceiving, deception
deceptiosus:trompeur, décevant
deceptiua:verbes qui expriment une idée de tromperie.
deceptiuus:propre à tromper / qui exprime une idée de tromperie
decepto:tr., avoir l'hahitude de tromper
deceptrix:she that deceives
deceptus:P. of decipio
deceptus2:deception
deceris:a ten-oared ship, a ship having ten banks of oars, lect. vulg.
decermina:leaves and boughs plucked off;, beggars, the refuse of Fortune
decerptio:action de cueillir, de détacher
decerptor:one who plucks, excerpts, one who extracts, quotes
decerptus:p. de decerpo.
decertator:he who goes through a decisive contest, a champion
decertatus:v. decerto.
deceruicatus:decollated, beheaded, med.
decessus2:part. p. de decedo, qui s'est retiré / un mort
decharmido:to un-Charmidize
decibilis:convenable
decibiliter:décemment, convenablement
decidiuus:qui doit tomber
deciformis:qui a dix formes
decima2:-I. no. -II. the tenth part, tithe
decimana:femme d'un percepteur de la dîme
decimanus:of or belonging to the tenth part.
decimaria:décision touchant (fixant) la dîme
decimarius:pertaining to tithes
decimatio:the taking of a tenth
decimator:
decimatus:adjt, [fig.] choisi, distingué
decimo2:adv., en dixième lieu
decimum:for the tenth time
decimum2:le décuple
decineratus:wholly turned to ashes
decineresco:to be wholly reduced to ashes
decipula:piège, lacet, lacs
decipulum:a snare, gin, trap.
decircino:to make of a circular form, to round off
decisor:qui coupe
decisus:part. de decido 2
decitans:causing to glide down
decito:
declamatiuncula:a little exercise in speaking, a short declamation
declamatorie:in a rhetorical manner
declamatrix:celle qui déclame
declamatus:part. p. de declamo.
declaratiue:by way of explanation
declaratiuus:serving for explanation, explanatory, Adv.
declaratus:part. p. de declaro.
declinabilis:that can be, inflected
declinatiue:avec une flexion [gram.]
declinatus:part. de declino.
declinatus2:variation, inflection
decliuius:plus en pente
decliuus:c. declivis
decoco:réduire par la cuisson, aliquid, qqch / séparer par fusion / [fig.] séparer, retrancher / [abst] se réduire, se volatiliser / [fig.] ruiner / celui-ci est réduit (ruiné) par les dés ; [abst] dissiper sa fortune, se ruiner, faire banqueroute / faire cuire entièrement / mûrir entièrement / digérer
decoctio:a boiling down
decoctius:comp. n. de decoctus.
decoctum:-I. no. -II. a medicinal drink, potion
decoctus2:a boiling down, seething
decollatio:a beheading
decollator:celui qui décapite
decollatus:part. de decollo.
decolligo:tr., dételer
decolo:to come to naught, to fail
decolorate:degenerately
decoloratio:a discoloring
decoloratius:comp. de l'inus. decolorate, d'une manière plus corrompue
decoloratus:plus altéré, plus troublé
decolorus:c. decolor
decomposita:verbes dérivés (de verbes composés).
decompositus:formed, derived from a compound word
deconcilio:to deprive of, take away
deconsuetudo:désuétude
decontor:to hesitate, to be at a loss
decor2:ornamented, adorned, elegant, beautiful, dedecor, indecoris, Adv.
decora:ornements, honneurs / [avec abl.]
decoramen:ornament, decoration
decoramentum:ornament, decoration
decoratio:ornement
decorator:celui qui décore
decoratus:adorned, beautiful
decoriatorius:propre à enlever la peau
decorio:to deprive of the skin, outer covering; to skin, to peel
decoris:ornamented, adorned, elegant, beautiful, dedecor, indecoris, Adv.
decorosus:elegant, beautiful
decorticatio:a barking, peeling
decortico:to deprive of the bark: to bark, to peel
decotes:pl., robes usées
decrementum:a diminution, decrease
decremo:to burn up, consume by fire
decrescentia:a decreasing, waning
decretalis:belonging to, depending on a decree, decretal
decretio:a decision, decree
decretus:P. of decerno
decrusto:to peel off, split off, disintegrate
decubo:to lie away from, out of
deculco:to tread down, trample upon
deculpatio:condamnation.
deculpatus:faulty, censurable
deculpo:tr., blâmer
deculto:tr., cacher entièrement
decumana:Of the tenth cohort, absol.
decumani:porta praetoria
decumatio:action de décimer / dîme
decumatus:
decumo:To select by lot every tenth man for punishment, to decimate, Absol.
decumum:adv., pour la dixième fois / pris substt, le décuple
decuncis:a measure, weight of ten unciae
decunctor:to hesitate, to be at a loss
decunx:mesure ou poids de dix onces
decuplatus:tenfold
decuplo:tr., décupler, multiplier par dix
decuplus:tenfold
decurialis:of or belonging to a decuria, subst., a member of a decuria
decurialis2:a member of a decuria
decuriatim:by decuriae
decuriatus:part. p. de decurio.
decuriatus2:a dividing into decuriae
decurionalis:belonging to a decurion
decurionus:c. decurio 2 ;
decuris:c. decurio 2
decursito:tr., parcourir
decursorius:pertaining to the race-course
decursus2:TEN
decurtans:part. de decurto.
decurtatio:a mutilation
decurtatus:cut off, curtailed, mutilated
decuruatus:bent, curved back
decus2:The number ten, no.
decussatim:in the form of a Roman ten, crosswise
decussatio:an intersecting of two lines crosswise, decussation
decussatus:part. p. de decusso.
decussio:a shaking off, rejection
decussis:The number ten, no.
decusso:to divide crosswise, to decussate, med.
decussus:P. of decutio
decussus2:action d'abattre
decutio2:to deprive of skin, to flay
dedamno:to absolve, acquit
dedecor:unseemly, unbecoming, shameful, vile
dedecoramentum:disgrace, dishonor
dedecoratio:disgrace, dishonor
dedecorator:one who dishonors; a reviler, blasphemer
dedecorose:disgracefully
dedecorosus:disgraceful, dishonorable—Comp., Adv.
dedeorsum:
dedicatissime:avec le plus entier dévouement
dedicatiue:affirmatively
dedicatiuus:affirmative, Adv.
dedicator:one who dedicates;, a founder, author
dedignatus:part. de dedignor.
dedigno:c. dedignor
deditim:by surrender;
dedititius:belonging to a surrender, capitulation;
deditor:celui qui se livre lui-même
dedolatio:action de nettoyer un champ d'opération [t. de chir.]
dedolatus:part. p. de dedolo.
dedolentia:the abandonment of grief, ceasing to lament
dedomatus:[cheval] bien dompté, bien dressé
deducta:[s.-ent. pars]  somme déduite d'un héritage et abandonnée par l'héritier
deductim:en déduisant, en retranchant.
deductiuus:derivative
deductorium:a drain
deductorius:of or for drawing off, draining
deductus2:a drawing, dragging down
dedux:Derived, descended
deebriatus:made drunk, inebriated
deeo:int., aller d'un lieu à un autre, descendre
deerratio:erreur, égarement.
deesis:prière, invocation [rhét.]
defaecatio:a cleansing, purifying
defaecatus:plus purifié
defamatus:dishonored, infamous
defamis:shameful
defanatus:profaned, desecrated, unholy
defarinatus:pulverized, reduced to flour
defatigabilis:qu'on peut lasser
defatigatus:part. p. de defatigo.
defatisco:int., c. defetiscor
defatiscor:se fatiguer / [surt. employé aux temps du pf.] être las, fatigué, épuisé ; [avec inf.] ne plus pouvoir / [avec abl. du gér.] / [avec abl. d'un subst.] aliqua re, fatigué d'une chose, par une chose
defecabilis:that may be easily cleansed
defecatio:a cleansing, purifying
defeco:to cleanse from dregs; to refine, purify, defecate, clarify
defecti:
defectibilis:sujet à défaillance
defectito:fréq. de deficio
defectiuus:no., imperfect, defective
defectrix:defective, imperfect
defeneratio:usure.
defenerator:usurier.
defeneratus:overwhelmed by debt, exhausted by usury
defenero:to involve in debt, P. a.
defensa:defence
defensabilis:defensible
defensabiliter:en manière de défense
defensaculum:moyen de défense
defensatio:défense
defensator:a defender
defensatrix:she who defends
defensibilis:easily defended
defensionalis:servant à la défense
defensiuncula:
defensorius:pertaining to defence
defenstrix:she who defends
defensus:part. p. de defendo.
deferuefactus:part. p. de defervefacio.
deferueo:to boil thoroughly;, to ferment completely
defetiscentia:weariness
defetisco:int., c. defetiscor
deficax:adj., insuffisant
deficiens:adjt
deficienter:avec une ellipse, d'une manière elliptique
deficientia:the wanting, want
defico:to cleanse from dregs; to refine, purify, defecate, clarify
defiguratus:declined, derived
defiguro:tr., symboliser
defindo:tr., fendre
definienter:distinctly
definis:qui a des limites
definitiue:definitively, plainly, distinctly
definitiuncula:pauvre petite définition
definitiuus:Definitive, explanatory
definitor:one who determines, settles, appoints
defioculus:who lacks an eye, one-eyed
defixio:enchantment, no.
defixus:P. of defigo
deflagratus:part. p. de deflagro.
deflammatio:inflammation
deflatus:part. p. de deflo.
defletio:a violent weeping
defletus:part. p. de defleo.
deflexio:a turning, bending aside
deflexura:c. deflexio.
deflexus:P. of deflecto
deflexus2:a bending, turning aside
deflo:To blow off, away
defloccatus:shorn of locks, bald
defloratio:a plucking of flowers
defloratiuncula:dim. de defloratio, petite sélection
deflorator:celui qui flétrit
defloratus:part. p. de defloro.
defloreo:to shed its blossoms
defloro:to deprive of flowers
defluuium:A flowing down, flowing off
defluus:flowing down;, moving downwards, going, falling down
defluxio:a flowing off, discharge, Absol., diarrhoea
defluxus:a flowing, running off
defoedo:to defile
defolio:tr., dépouiller de ses feuilles, effeuiller
defomitatus:équarri
defomito:équarrir avec la hache
defomo:équarrir avec la hache
deforas:en dehors
deforis:from outside, outside
deformatio:-I. a representation, delineation -II. a deforming, disfiguring, defacing
deformiter:-I. Misshapenly -II. inelegantly, disgracefully
deformosus:c. deformis
deformus:v. deforma.
defossus:P. of defodio
defossus2:a digging deeply
defractus:part. p. de defringo.
defrango:
defraudatio:a defrauding, deficiency
defraudator:he who defrauds, a defrauder
defraudatrix:she who defrauds
defraudo:to defraud, overreach, cheat, acc. pers., rei, to deny one's self an enjoyment, two accus.
defremo:to ceaseraging, roaring, to abate
defrenatus:unbridled, unrestrained
defrensus:usé, élimé
defricate:d'une manière piquante
defricatio:a rubbing
defricatus:part. de defrico.
defrictus:part. p. de defrico.
defrigesco:to cool off, grow cold
defrondo:tr., élaguer
defrugo:to rob of corn, to sow too little grain, defrudet
defrumentum:préjudice
defruor:to use up, consume by enjoying, defrui, deamare, deperire
defrusto:to divide into pieces, to dismember
defrustror:tr., tromper
defrutarius:belonging to, for, absol.
defuga:a runaway, deserter
defugo:to drive away, remove
defulguro:to flash forth
defunctio:Execution, performance
defunctorie:slightly, cursorily
defunctus2:death
defuro:s'apaiser / être hors de soi
defusio:the pouring out
defustatio:coupe de bois.
defustator:bûcheron.
defusto:abattre, couper du bois
defusus:part. p. de defundo.
degemo:
degeneratio:dégénération, dégénérescence
degenerator:celui qui dégénère.
degeneratum:baseness, degeneracy
degeneratus:part. de degenero.
degenerositas:dégénérescence
degenio:tr., altérer, déformer
deglabratus:part. p. de deglabro.
deglabro:to smooth off, make smooth
deglubo:to peel off; to shell, to husk
deglutino:to unglue, to separate by moistening
deglutio:to swallow down
degluttio:to swallow down
degradatio:dégradation
degrado:tr., dégrader, priver de son rang
degraphis:ciselure
degrassor:I. Neutr., to rush down II. Act., to attack fiercely, to revile
degrauatus:part. p. de degravo.
degressio:v. digr-.
degressus:part. de degredior.
degrumo:tr., aligner, tracer en ligne droite
degrumor:to level off, to straighten
degrunnio:to grunt out, do his grunting
degulator:a glutton
degulo:to devour, consume
deguno:goûter
degustatio:a tasting
degustator:dégustateur
degustatus:part. p. de degusto.
degyro:détourner, ou se détourner
dehabeo:not to have, to lack
dehaurio:To skim off
dehaustus:part. p. de dehaurio.
dehibeo:infra, to have, keep from some one, habet, debet, retinet, to owe
dehonestas:déshonneur
dehonestatio:disgrace, dishonor
dehonestatus:part. de dehonesto.
dehonestus:unbecoming, improper
dehonoratio:déshonneur
dehonoro:to dishonor
dehorio:To skim off
dehortatio:a dissuading
dehortatiuus:fit for dissuading, likely to dissuade
dehortator:qui détourne, qui dissuade
dehortatorius:dissuasive, dehortatory
deicida:slayer of God
deicola:adorateur de Dieu
deiecte:low; only in comp., dejectius
deiectibilis:digne d'être rejeté, méprisable
deiectiuncula:a slight purging
deiecto:to hurl down
deiector:one who throws, casts down
deieratio:an oath
deieror:c. dejero
deifer:qui porte la divinité en soi
deiferus:bearing a god in one's self
deificatio:déification
deificatus:part. p. de deifico.
deifico:to make one a god, to deify, med.
deificus:who makes one a god, deifies
deiicio:to throw, cast down; to hurl down, precipitate
deim:ensuite, puis, en second lieu, après.
deimprouiso:à l'improviste
deinceps2:following thereafter, next following
deinsuper:from above
deintegro:to impair, destroy
deintegro2:de nouveau
deintus:from within
deipara:she who gives birth to God
deipassiani:pl.  déipassianistes [hérétiques qui prétendaient que Dieu peut souffrir]
deiratus:fort irrité.
deitas:the divine nature, deity;
deito:tr., déifier
deiugis:sloping
deiugo:to separate, sever
deiunctus:part. p. de dejungo.
deiuratio:an oath
deiurium:an oath
deiuro:to take an oath, to swear
deiuuo:to leave off helping, to withhold assistance
delaboro:to work hard, to overwork
delacrimatio:a watery running, weeping of the eyes
delacrimatorius:for, belonging to weeping
delacrimo:to shed tears, to weep;
delactatrix:Aug. celle qui sèvre.
delactatus:de et lac), sevré
delaeuo:to smooth off, make smooth
delambo:to lick off, to lick
delamentor:to lament, bewail
delanio:tr., déchirer, mettre en pièces
delapidatus:part. p. de delapido.
delapidor:d., tr., arch. pour delapido
delapsus:P. of delabor
delapsus2:a falling off, descent
delargior:tr., donner avec profusion
delassabilis:that can be wearied out
delassatus:part. p. de delasso.
delatorius:of or belonging to an informer
delatro:tr., exprimer avec des cris, des gémissements
delatura:an accusation, information
delatus:P. of defero
delauatio:lavage
delauatus:part. p. de delavo.
delauo:to wash off, wash clean
delebilis:that may be blotted out, destroyed
delectabiliter:delightfully, Comp.
delectatiuncula:a trifling pleasure, petty delight
delectator:v. delector 2), recruteur
delectatus:part. p. de delecto.
delectio:a choosing, choice
delector2:one who draws out, levies, recruits
delectus2:picked, choice, select, chosen, picked men
delegator:one who makes an assignment, an assignor
delegatorius:relating to an assignment
delegatum:délégation.
delegatus:part. de delego.
deleiro:c. deliro.
delenificus:soothing, caressing, captivating, flattering, enchanting
delenitio:séduction.
delenitor:one who softens down, soothes, wins over
delenitorius:pertaining to, serving for softening, soothing
delenitrix:charmeuse
delenitus:part. p. de delenio.
deleterion:
deleticius:from which any thing has been blotted out, effaced
deletilis:that wipes, blots out
deletio:an annihilating, destroying
deletitius:from which any thing has been blotted out, effaced
deletor:
deletus:part. p. de deleo.
deletus2:annihilation
deleuo:to smooth off, make smooth
delibamentum:wine poured out to the gods, a libation
delibatio:a taking away from, diminishing
delibatus:part. p. de delibo.
deliberabundus:weighing carefully, considering, reflecting, deliberating
deliberamentum:a deliberation
deliberatiuus:relating to deliberation, deliberative, Absol.
deliberium:avis
delibratio:
delibrator:celui qui ôte.
delibratus:part. de delibro.
delibutus:anointed, besmeared, stained, defiled, unctuous with joy
delicata:enfant gâtée
delicatitudo:mollesse [de la cire]
deliciaris:pertaining to a gutter
deliciatus:with a gutter
delicies:c. deliciae
delicio:to allure, to entice, delight
delicior:goûter des délices / manger avec sensualité
deliciose:avec délices
deliciosus:delicious, delicate
delicius:delight, pleasure, charm, allurement; deliciousness, luxuriousness, voluptuousness, curiosities of art; sport, frolics
delico:to clear off, to clarify, to strain
delictor:a delinquent, offender
delictus:part. p. de delinquo.
delicus:put away, weaned, delicum
deligatus:part. p. de deligo 1
delimator:a filer
delimatus:filed off
delimis:oblique, de côté
delimitatio:a marlcing out, limiting
delimito:to mark out
delimo:tr., enlever en limant
delineatio:a sketch, delineation
delineo:to sketch out, to delineate
delinificus:soothing, caressing, captivating, flattering, enchanting
delinimentum:any thing that soothes, charms, allures, a charm, blandishment, allurement, enticement
delinio:to sketch out, to delineate
delinitor:one who softens down, soothes, wins over
delinitorius:pertaining to, serving for softening, soothing
delinquentia:a fault, crime, delinquency;
delinquio:a failure, want
deliquatitudo:a melting, dropping
deliquesco:to melt away, dissolve, melt
deliquia:a gutter
deliquium:-I. a want, defect, an eclipse -II. a flowing down, dropping down
deliquo:tr., décanter, transvaser / [fig.] éclaircir, expliquer clairement
deliquus:wanting, lacking
deliramenta:divagations, extravagances, folies.
deliritas:délire, folie
delirium:madness, delirium
deliteo:- intr. - se tenir caché.
delitor:an obliterator
delitus:P. of delino
delixus:réduit par la cuisson, consommé
delocatio:a dislocation
delonge:adv., from afar
deloquor:c. loquor
delotus:washed
delphinulus:petit dauphin
delphis2:c. delphin
delta3:delta [quatrième lettre de l'alphabet grec]
delubricans:coulant
deluctatio:a wrestling, a struggle
delucto:to wrestle, struggle
deluctor:to wrestle, to struggle, combat
deludifico:to mock, banter, make sport of
delumbatus:part. p. de delumbo.
delumbo:to lame in the loins
deluo:to wash out, off, to cleanse
delusio:a deceiving, deluding
delusor:a deceiver
delustro:to free one from an evil charm, spell, to disenchant
delusus:P. of deludo
demadesco:to become humid, moist
demagis:very much, demagis
demandatio:a delivering with commendation, a commending
demandatus:part. p. de demando.
demane:
demarcesco:to fade away, wither
demarchia:the office and dignity of a demarch
demarchisas:ancien démarque
dematricatus:bled from the, in the neck
dematrico:tr., saigner à la veine matrice
dematuro:tr., hâter, activer
demeio:int., uriner
demensio:a measuring
demensum:a measured allowance, ration
demensus:P. of demetior
dementatus:part. p. de demento.
demento:Act., to drive mad, to craze, deprive of mind, to bewitch, delude
demeritum:démérite, faute
demeritus:part. p. de demereo
demersio:a being sunk down, a sinking
demerso:fréq. de demergo
demersus:P. of demergo
demersus2:a sinking
demessor:
demessus:P. of demeto
demetatus:part. passé de demeto, āre : borné, délimité.
demetiens:diamètre
demetior:to measure out, to measure, the stated allowance
demeto2:tr., pass. dimetatus
demetor:tr., délimiter
demigratio:an emigration
demingo:tr., rendre en urinant
deminoratio:degradation, injury
deminoro:to lessen, diminish
deminutiue:as a diminutive: cymbia, cymba
deminutiuum:sorbillo, sorbeo, garrulo, garrio
deminutiuus:diminutive, a diminutive
demirabilis:admirable
demirandus:merveilleux
demiratio:étonnement
demiratus:part. de demiror.
demissicius:hanging down, flowing, long;, demissis
demissitius:hanging down, flowing, long;, demissis
demitigo:to make milder; pass., to become milder, more lenient
demiurgus:The chief magistrate in some of the Grecian states, title of a comedy
democratia:démocratie
demogrammateus:a public scribe
demolio:c. demolior
demolitor:that which breaks down, a demolisher
demolitus:part. p. de demolior.
demollio:tr., ramollir / [fig.] affaiblir
demoneo:tr., dissuader, détourner de faire
demonstrabilis:demonstrable
demonstratiua:demonstrative kind of oratory
demonstratiue:demonstratively
demonstratiuus:pointing out, designating
demonstrator:one who points out, indicates; an indicator, exhibiter
demonstratorius:pointing out, indicating
demonstratrix:celle qui expose, qui démontre
demonstratus:part. p. de demonstro.
demontuosus:très montueux
demoratio:a lingering, abiding, remaining
demoratus:p. de demoror.
demorsito:to bite off
demorsus:part. de demordeo.
demortuus:P. of demorior
demos:a tract of land, demos
demotus:part. p. de demoveo.
demptio:a taking away
demptus:P. of demo
demtio:retranchement, diminution, soustraction.
demtus:part. de demo.
demugitus:filled with bellowing, lowing
demulcatus:beaten, cudgelled soundly
demuneror:to fee, reward
demurmuratio:murmure.
demurmuro:to mutter over
demus:v. demum.
demussatus:borne silently
demutabilis:changeable
demutatio:a changing, change
demutator:a changer, transmuter
demutatus:part. p. de demuto.
demutilo:to lop off
demuttio:to speak very softly
denariarius:relatif au denier
denarismus:a sort of tax
denarius2:containing ten
denascor:to perish, die
dendrachates:a species of agate
dendrites:pierre précieuse inconnue
dendritis:an unknown gem
dendroides:a kind of
dendrophorus:An epithet of Sylvanus
denecalis:purifying from death;, a funeral solemnity among the Romans for the purification of the family of the deceased
denegatio:dénégation
denegatiuus:négatif
denegator:celui qui nie, qui renie, qui dénie
denicales:cérémonies religieuses pour purifier la famille d'un mort
denicalis:purifying from death;, a funeral solemnity among the Romans for the purification of the family of the deceased
denigratio:a blackening
denigrator:qui dénigre.
denigratura:dénigrement.
denigro:to blacken utterly, dye, color very black
denixe:c. enixe
denodo:- tr. - dénouer.
denominatio:the substitution of the name of an object for that of another to which it has some relation, as the name of the cause for that of the effect, of the property for that of the substance, a metonymy
denominatiue:by derivation
denominatiuus:pertaining to derivation, formed by derivation, derived, Adv.
denominator:qui désigne
denominatrix:celle qui nomme.
denormatio:Aug. irrégularité.
denormatus:part. passé de denormo; tortueux, tortu.
denormis:obliquangle, irrégulier
denotabilis:marqué au fer rouge, marqué d'infamie
denotatio:a marking, pointing out
denotator:celui qui montre, celui qui indique.
denotatus:part. de denoto
denotatus2:a marking, pointing out;, med.
densabilis:binding, astringent
densatio:a thickening
densatiuus:binding, astringent
densatus:part. p. de denso.
dense:-I. thickly, frequently -II. thickly, closely, close together
densesco:int., s'épaissir, s'obscurcir
densetus:part. de denseo.
densitas:thickness, density
densito:fréq. de denso
dentalia:plural, no., the share-beam
dentaneus:threatening
dentarius:pertaining to the teeth, that cures the toothache
dentarpaga:an instrument for drawing teeth
dentex:sorte de poisson de mer, peut-être la scie
dentharpaga:davier [instrument pour arracher les dents]
denticulatus:furnished with small teeth, denticulated
denticulus:a little tooth
dentiducum:an instrument for drawing teeth
dentifer:dentelé, crénelé
dentifricium:tooth-powder, dentifrice
dentio2:a teething, dentition
dentiscalpium:a tooth-pick, in lemm
dentitio:a teething, dentition
dentix:a sort of sea-fish
dentrix:a sort of sea-fish
dentulus:petite dent
denudatio:a laying bare, uncovering
denudator:celui qui met à nu / [fig.] révélateur
denudatus:part. p. de denudo.
denumeratio:dénombrement
denuncio:to give an official intimation, to make an official announcement, declaration of one's intentions, to announce, intimate, declare, ut, to intimate, order, command
denundino:tr., faire savoir à tout le monde (publier sur le marché)
denuntiatiuus:monitory, indicatory
denuntiator:a police officer, police inspector
denuntiatus:part. p. de denuntio.
denuntiatus2:avertissement
denuo2:refuser
deocco:to harrow in
deoperio:to uncover, disclose
deopertus:part. p. de deoperio.
deoppilo:tr., épiler
deoratus:achevé, terminé [en parl. d'un discours]
deorbatus:aveuglé
deorno:déparer
deorsus:no., downwards
deosculatio:baisers, embrassements
deosculatus:part. p. de deosculor.
depaciscor:to bargain for, agree upon;, absol., to make an agreement
depactus:part. de depaciscor
depalatio:A bounding with palings, a paling off
depalator:one who marks out the bounds;, a founder
depalatus:part. de depalo.
depalmo:to strike with the open hand, to box on the ear
depalo:to disclose, reveal
depalo2:to mark off, bound with palings
deparco:épargner, ménager
deparcus:excessively sparing, niggardly
departio:
depastio:a feeding
depastus:part. de depasco
depauitus:beaten down, trampled down
depaupero:- tr. - appauvrir.
depectio:a bargain, contract, agreement
depector:celui qui fait marché pour
depectoro:saigner [un animal] à la poitrine
depectus:P. of depeciscor
depeculatio:détournement
depeculatus:part. p. de depeculor.
depeculor:Act. fut. into despoil, pillage, rifle, plunder, embezzle
depelliculo:tr., duper, berner
depelliculor:tr., duper, berner
depello2:et pellis), éplucher, écaler
dependulus:hanging down
depennatus:winged
depensio:the expenditure, outlay
depensus:part. de dependo.
deperco:épargner, ménager
deperditio:
depesta:vase [employé dans les sacrifices chez les Sabins]
depetiginosus:dartreux, galeux
depetigosus:dartreux, galeux
depeto:tr., demander avec insistance
depexus:P. of depecto
depictio:a description, delineation
depictura:peinture
depictus:P. of depingo
depilator:épilateur
depilatus:part. p. de depilo
depilis:without hair
depilor:piller, voler, dépouiller.
depinnatus:feathered, winged
depisus:bien pilé
deplaco:to appease, propitiate
deplano:to level off, to make level, even
deplantatio:action de déplanter, action d'arracher.
deplantator:celui qui arrache des arbres.
deplantatus:part. p. de deplanto.
deplanto:To take off a twig, shoot
deplanus:aplani
depletio:action de vider
depletura:a bloodletting
deplicatio:dévéloppement.
deplico:tr., déployer
deplorabilis:plaintif
deplorator:celui qui implore
deploratus:part. p. de deploro
depluit:int., pleuvoir
deplumator:celui qui déplume.
deplumatus:qui a perdu ses plumes, déplumé
deplumis:without feathers, featherless
depoclo:se ruiner en buvant
depoculo:et sync
depolio:to smooth off, polish off
depolitio:a perfection, finished, perfect thing
depolitus:part. p. de depolio.
depompatio:a dishonoring
depompo:to dishonor
depondero:to press down by its weight, to weigh down
deponens:verbe, déponent
deponto:to throw from a bridge
depopulatrix:she who spoils, destroys, med.
depopulatus:part. de depopulo
deportator:
deportatorius:belonging to removal, transportation
deportatus:part. de deporto.
depositarius:One who receives a deposit, a trustee, depositary
depositio:a laying down, putting off
depositiuus:of or belonging to a deposit
depositor:One who deposits, a depositor
depositorium:
depositus:P. of depono
depostulator:one who demands
depostus:v. depono
depotior:int., perdre, être privé de
depoto:tr., = potare
depraedatio:a plundering
depraedator:a plunderer
depraedatus:part. de depraedor
depraedo:tr., c. depraedor / part. à sens passif
depraedor:act., to plunder, pillage, ravage, pass.
depraesento:tr., payer comptant, argent comptant
deprandis:fasting
deprans:adj.  à jeun
depransus:part. passé de deprandeo. - 1 - à jeun. - 2 - sens passif : mangé, dévoré.
deprauate:perversely, wrongly
deprauator:corrupteur
deprauatus:part. p. de depravo.
deprecabilis:that, may be entreated, exorable
deprecaneus:exorable
deprecatiuncula:a little deprecation, a trifling plea for pardon
deprecatiuus:deprecative
deprecatorius:deprecatory
deprecatrix:a female intercessor
deprecatus:part. de deprecor.
deprehensa:peine pour flagrant délit
deprehensibilis:
deprehensus:P. of deprehendo
deprensa:a species of military punishment, more severe than, but milder than
deprensus:part de deprehendo.
depressio:a pressing, sinking down, a depression, flat nose
depressius:comp. de l'inus. depresse, plus en profondeur
depretiator:one who depreciates, a depreciator
depretio:to lower the price of, to undervalue, to depreciate
deproelians:part. de l'inus. deproelior, qui combat
depromptus:part. p. de depromo.
deproperus:making great haste, hastening
depropinquo:int., approcher
depropitiatio:action d'apaiser, de rendre propice
depropitio:to propitiate, reconcile
depropitius:
depstitius:kneaded
depudesco:to become shameless
depudico:to violate, dishonor
depugnator:assaillant
depugnatus:part. p. de depugno.
depullo:dépouiller de la robe noire [de deuil]
depulpo:to grow lean
depulsator:celui qui écarte.
depulsito:fréq. de depulso
depulso:to thrust away, push aside
depulsorius:serving to avert
depulsum:cérémonies pour conjurer un malheur.
depulsus:P. of depello
depunctio:ponction [t. de méd.]
depuratus:
depurgatio:a cleansing by purgatives
depurgatiuus:purifying, purgative
deputatio:imputation, assignation, v. deputo
deputatus:part. p. de deputo.
depuuio:to strike, beat
dequeror:se plaindre de, déplorer
dequestus:having deeply deplored, bitterly complained of
derasio:action de raser
derasus:part. p. de derado.
derbiosus:scabby
dercea:a plant, called also, a species of the
derelictor:one who abandons
derelictus2:an abandoning;, a neglecting, neglect
derepentino:v. repentinus.
dereptus:P. of deripio
derigeo:to remove hardness, to soften
derisio:a laughing to scorn, mockery, derision
derisorius:serving for laughter, ridiculous
derisus:part. p. de derideo
deriuabilis:qu'on peut détourner
deriuamentum:a derivation
deriuatiuus:derivative
deriuatorius:dérivé
deriuatus:part. p. de derivo.
derodo:v. derosus.
derogatio:a partial abrogation of a law, a derogation
derogatiuus:négatif, privatif [gram.]
derogator:a detractor, depreciator
derogatorius:belonging to a derogation, partial repeal, derogatory
derogito:to ask urgently
derosus:gnawed away, nibbled
deruncinatus:part. p. de deruncino.
deruncino:to plane off;, to deceive, cheat; to shave
derupio:to tear off, tear away, snatch away, remove violently; to pull down
desacratus:part. p. de desacro.
desacro:to consecrate, dedicate
desalto:to dance through, to represent by dancing, med.
desaluto:saluer à différentes reprises
desanguino:tr., saigner, tirer du sang de
desannatio:moquerie, raillerie
desanno:se moquer de
descendens:To depart, deviate, differ from, passive
descendentes:les descendants
descensorius:descending, coming downwards
descensus:v. descendo
descindo:to divide, marking, in singing, the pauses and measure, absol., parting, dividing into two parties
descobino:to file, scrape off
descripte:distinctly, precisely
descriptionalis:descriptif
descriptiuncula:a short description, delineation
descriptiuus:containing an exact description
descriptor:a describer, delineator
descriptus:precisely ordered, properly arranged
descrobo:to set, enchase
desculpo:to carve out, to copy by carving, graving
desecatio:a cutting off
desecro:consacrer, dédier / mettre au rang des dieux, déifier / [fig.] consacrer à, destiner à
desectio:a cutting off
desector:
desectus:part. de deseco.
desenesco:to diminish by age, to die away
deseps:out of one's mind, insane
deserpo:to creep down
deserta:the abandoned wife
deserta2:desert places, deserts, wastes
desertio:a forsaking, deserting, no., desertion
desertitudo:solitude
desertrix:she that forsakes, neglects
deseruitio:service de Dieu, culte
desessilis:où l'on peut s'arrêter
desiccatio:action de sécher
desiccatiuus:dessiccatif [t. de méd.]
desiccatorius:propre à sécher
desicco:to dry up, to desiccate
desiderabiliter:with ardent desire
desiderans:qui désire / désiré, regretté [seult au superl.] -tissimus
desideranter:with desire, eagerly
desideratio:a desiring, longing for, a missing
desideratiuus:desiderative
desiderator:demandeur [en justice]
desideratus:wished for, longed for, welcome
desiderosus:désireux
desidia2:a subsiding, retiring
desidies:no., idleness
desiduo:a long time
desiduus:c. deses
designate:distinctly
designatiuus:qui sert à désigner, à préciser
designator:one who regulates, arranges; a regulator
designatus:expected;
desioculus:one who has lost an eye
desipisco:int., c. desipio
desitio:conclusion [rhét.]
desitus:sown, planted deep
desitus2:a ceasing
desiuo:c. desino
desma:
desolanus:c. subsolanus
desolatio:a desolating, desolation
desolator:a waster, one who makes lonely, desolate, no.
desolatorius:that makes lonely, desolate, no.
desolatus:part. p. de desolo.
desoluo:to pay
desolutus:et solvo), payé
desorbeo:to swallow down
despectatio:a looking down, a prospect, med.
despectator:one who looks down;, a despiser
despectio:a looking down upon;, a despising, contempt
despector:a despiser
despectrix:she that despises, a despiser
desperabilis:incurable, desperate
desperanter:desperately, hopelessly
desperate:-I. hopelessly -II. desperately
desperator:celui qui a renoncé
desperno:to despise greatly, disdain
desperor:c. despero, āre.
despica:celle qui méprise
despicabilis:contemptible, despicable, Comp.
despicatio:contempt. —Plur.
despicatus:pass., despised
despicatus2:c. spicatus
despiciendus:contemptible
despiciens:contemptuous, of so little self-esteem
despico:tr., plumer [de jeunes oiseaux]
despicus:despised, disdained
desplendesco:to cease to shine, to lose its brightness
despoliatio:a robbing, despoiling, fine
despoliator:a robber, plunderer
despoliatura:
despoliatus:part. p. de despolio.
despolior:arch., c. despolio
desponsatio:a betrothing, betrothal
desponsatus:part. de desponso.
desponsio:a despairing, desponding
desponso:to betroth
desponsor:one who betroths
desponsus:part. p. de despondeo.
despretus:Fest. très méprisé.
despuens:p.-adj. de despuo, qui méprise
despumatio:a skimming off
despumatus:part. p. de despumo.
desputamentum:spittle
desputum:spittle
desquamatus:desquamata, excoriations, écorchures [méd.]
desterno:to free from its covering, to unsaddle, ungird
destico:to squeak
destina:a support, stay, prop
destinata:a betrothed female, bride
destinate:adv., resolutely, obstinately
destinato:v. destinatus
destinator:he who determines, designs
destitor:he who desists, withdraws from a thing
destitutor:one who forsakes, disappoints, deceives
destitutus:P. of destituo
destomachor:int., se dépiter
destrangulo:to choke, strangle;, to destroy
destrictarium:the place in the baths where the body was rubbed down
destrictio:v. districtio.
destrictiuus:dissolving, loosening
destructibilis:destructible
destructilis:destructible
destructio:a pulling down, destruction
destructiue:de manière à détruire
destructiuus:destructive
destructor:one who pulls down, a destroyer
destructura:destruction
destructus:part. p. de destruo
desuadeo:tr., déconseiller, dissuader
desub:praep. c. abl., below, beneath
desubito2:tr., renverser soudainement
desubtus:adv. et prép., dessous
desubulo:to bore in deeply
desuctus:part. p. de desugo.
desudatio:a violent sweating
desudatus:part. p. de desudo.
desudesco:int.  suinter [en parl. des murs]
desuefacio:to disuse, disaccustom, bring out of use
desuefactus:estranged
desugo:to suck from, to suck in
desulco:to furrow through, to plough up
desulto:to leap down
desultorius:of or belonging to a vaulter
desultrix:inconstant
desultura:a leaping, jumping down
desuo:to fasten
desuperne:from above
desurrectio:a going to stool
desursum:from above
desuspicio:tr., regarder de dessous
detabesco:int., s'évanouir, disparaître
detectio:an uncovering;, revealing
detector:an uncoverer;, revealer, med.
detemporo:tr., saigner [un animal] aux tempes (cf. depectoro)
detensus:part. p. de detendo.
detentator:one who holds, keeps back, a detainer
detentatus:part. p. de detento.
detentio:a keeping back, detaining
detento:to hold, keep back, to detain
detentor:one who holds, keeps back, a detainer
detentus:P. of detineo
detentus2:a holding, keeping back
detepesco:to cease to be lukewarm, to grow cool
deterioratio:action de détériorer
deterioro:to make worse, to deteriorate
determinabilis:that has an end, finite
determinatio:a boundary, conclusion, end
determinatiue:de manière à déterminer, d'une manière déterminative
determinator:one who prescribes, determines
deterrime:abominablement.
deterritus:part. p. de deterreo.
detersio:a cleansing
detersus:P. of detergeo
detestabilitas:perversité
detestabiliter:abominably
detestandus:execrable
detestatio2:the removal of the testes, castration
detestator:one who execrates, a curser
detestatum:renonciation faite avec témoins
detestatus:accursed, hateful, abominable
detesto:to execrate
detextus:part. p. de detexo.
detonsio:a shearing off
detonso:to shear off
detonsus:P. of detondeo
detorno:to turn off, to turn
detorreo:to scorch, to burn
detortus:part. p. de detorqueo.
detractatio:a declining, refusing
detractatus:part. de detracto.
detractatus2:a treatise
detractorius:disparaging, slanderous.—Plur.
detractus:P. of detraho
detractus2:a taking away, rejection
detramen:
detrectator:One who declines, refuses
detribuo:c. attribuo
detrimentalis:c. detrimentosus
detritus:P. a., worn out, trite, hackneyed
detritus2:a rubbing away
detriumpho:to triumph over, to conquer
detruncatus:part. passé de detrunco.
detrusio:a thrusting down
detrusus:P. of detrudo
detudis:diminué, réduit
detuitio:vue de l'image renvoyée par un miroir [symétrique]
deturbatus:part. p. de deturbo.
deturgens:part. prés. de deturgeo; qui décroît (en parl. d'un fleuve).
deuagor:to wander, to stray from
deuastatio:dévastation, ravage
deuastator:he who devastates
deuasto:to lay waste, devastate
deuectio:transport, charriage
deuecto:to carry away
deuectus:part. p. de deveho.
deuello:to pluck down, to pull, tear off
deuelo:to unveil, uncover
deuenustatus:part. p. de devenusto.
deuenusto:to disfigure, deform
deuerbero:to thrash, cudgel soundly
deuergentia:an inclining downwards, a sloping
deuergium:v. divergium.
deuergo:to incline downwards, to sink
deuerro:to sweep away, sweep out
deuersio:descente, arrivée
deuersito:to put up
deuersoriolum:a small lodging-place
deuersorius:où l'on peut s'arrêter, loger
deuersus:part. p. de deverto.
deuescor:to eat up, devour
deuestiuus:undressed
deuiatio:déviation
deuiator:one who leaves the way, a forsaker
deuictio:a conquering
deuictor:vainqueur
deuictus:P. of devinco
deuigesco:to lose one's vigor
deuinctio:a binding, ensnaring
deuindico:
deuio:to turn from the straight road, to go aside, to deviate
deuirginatio:a deflouring
deuirginator:a deflourer
deuitatio:an avoiding
deuitatus:part. p. de devito.
deuocatus:part. p. de devoco.
deuolutio:abandon, décadence
deuolutus:p. de devolvo.
deuomo:to vomit forth
deuorabilis:that can be devoured
deuoratio:a devouring, gen. subject.
deuorator:a devourer
deuoratorium:the devouring maw
deuoratorius:devouring
deuoratrix:she that devours
deuoratus:part. p. de devoro.
deuorro:tr., enlever en balayant / [fig.] balayer [les mets], faire table nette
deuorsor:⍀€
deuorsorium:lieu où l'on s'arrête pour loger ou se reposer, hôtellerie, auberge / [fig.] asile / repaire / boutique, magasin
deuorsorius:où l'on peut s'arrêter, loger
deuortium:a by-way, by-road
deuorto:I. Act., To turn away, turn aside any thing II. Neutr., to turn or go aside from any place or any direction; to turn or go towards; to turn in, put up, lodge anywhere
deuotamentum:a cursing, anathema
deuotatio:a making of vows, consecration
deuotatus:part. de devoto.
deuote:devotedly, faithfully
deuoticius:qui est l'objet d'un voeu
deuotor:celui, celle qui fait des imprécations, qui maudit
deuotrix:celui, celle qui fait des imprécations, qui maudit
deustio:action de brûler entièrement, combustion complète
deustus:part. de deuro.
deuter:le second
deuterius:secondary
deuteronomium:A copy of the law
deutor:to use wrongfully, abuse;
deuulsus:part. p. de devello.
dextans:ten twelfths
dextella:a little right hand
dexteritas:Dexterity, aptness, readiness
dextimus:no.
dextra2:ce qui est à droite, le côté droit
dextra3:on the right of, acc.
dextrale:a bracelet, med.
dextraliolum:a little bracelet
dextralis:a hatchet
dextratio:a movement towards the right side
dextrator:qui se tourne à droite [cheval ou cavalier ?]
dextratum:côté droit
dextratus:lying to the right
dextre:adv., dexterously, skilfully
dextrocherium:a bracelet
dia2:a god, a goddess, a deity.
diaartymaton:a kind of salve
diabathrum:a sort of slipper
diabetes:a siphon;
diabole:false accusation, slander
diabolicus:devilish, diabolical
diabolosus:
diabotanon:bouillon d'herbes
diacalaminthes:sorte d'andidote
diacardamum:potion à basse de cresson
diacastoreum:injection à base de castoréum
diacatochia:possession
diacatochus:a possessor
diacecaumene:the torrid zone
diacentaureum:centaureum), remède où il entre de la centaurée
diacerason:remède à base de cerises
diacherale:sorte de collyre
diacheton:a small plant in Rhodes;
diacholes:collyre à base de fiel [pour les yeux]
diachrisma:onction
diachyton:a sort of sweet wine
diacitrium:potion au citron
diacochlecon:potion consistant en colimaçons bouillis dans du lait
diacodion:a sort of medicine prepared from poppy-juice
diacolea:c. chamaemelum
diacon:c. diaconus
diacona:diaconesse
diaconatus:diaconat, fonction de diacre
diaconia:v. diaconium.
diaconicum:a place for storing the vessets of the altar
diaconicus:belonging to a deaconship
diaconissa:a deaconess
diaconium:the office of deacon, deaconship
diaconus:a servant, minister of the church, a deacon
diacope:a tmesis
diacopi:
diacopraegias:emplâtre fait avec des crottes de chèvre
diacopus:an opening, sluice in a dam
diadema2:arch., diadème, bandeau royal
diademalis:pertaining to, wearing a diadem
diadematus:adorned with a diadem
diadictamnum:remède à base de dictame
diadochos:a jewel resembling the beryl
diadota:a distributor
!diadumenos:c. diadematus
!diadumenus:wearing a diadem
diaeresis:the dividing of one syllable into two
diaetarcha:c. diaetarius
diaetarchus:one who has the care of apartments, a valetde-chambre
diaetarius:a, valet-de-chambre
diaeteta:an umpire
diaetetica:diététique [science qui soigne le malade par le régime ; question d'alimentation, de boisson, d'habitation, etc.] ; médecine [par opposit. à chirurgie]
diaetetice:dietetics
diaetetici:physicians who cure by diet
diaeteticus:belonging to diet
diagentiana:antidote à base de gentiane
diaglaucion:a salve made from the herb
diaglaucium:a salve made from the herb
diagonalis:diagonal
diagonios:diagonal
diagonium:
diagramma:the scale, gamut
diagrydion:suc de la scammonée
diagrydium:the juice of the plant
diaherpyllum:remède où il entre du serpolet
diahyssopum:remède à base d'hysope
dialectica:dialectics, logic
dialectica2:logical questions, dialectics
dialectice:dialectics, logic
dialectice2:dialectically
dialectos:a dialect
dialectrum:pilule d'ambre [pour les hémorragies]
!dialectus:a dialect
dialemma:intervalle de temps, temps intermédiaire
dialepidos:an unguent made with the scales that fly from metal in hammering
dialeucos:intermixed with white, whitish
dialibanon:médicament où il entre de l'encens
dialibanum:a salve made with frankincense
dialion:the plant
dialoes:collyre à base d'aloès
dialogice:en dialogue
dialogismos:a consideration
dialogista:an able disputant
dialthaeon:potion de guimauve
dialutensis:et lutum), qui vient dans un terrain boueux
dialysis:a separation
dialyton:c. asyndeton
diamannae:breuvage où il entre de la manne ou de l'encens
diamastigosis:a severe scourging
diameliloton:a salve made of meliloton
diameliton:a salve made of honey
diameter:c. diametros
diametralis:diamétral
diametros:a diameter
diametrum:the wantage, loss
diametrus:diamétral
!diametrus2:diamètre
diamoron:a medicament composed of the juice of black mulberries and honey
dianitrum:remède fait avec du nitre
dianoea:by which a fact is exhibited instead of a conception
dianome:distribution of money
diapanton:universally
diapasma:a scented powder for sprinkling on any thing
diapason:the whole octave
diapente:a fifth
diaphonia:disharmony, discord
diaphora:distinction
diaphoresis:A sweat
diaphoreticus:promoting perspiration, sudorific, diaphoretic
diaphragma:the diaphragm, midriff
diaporesis:a doubting, perplexity
diaporeticus:douteux
diaprasion:ind., extrait de marrube
diapsalma:a pause
diapsoricum:an eye-salve
diaristolochia:extrait d'aristoloche
diarrhoea:diarrhœa
diarrhoicus:qui a la diarrhée
diaschisma:moitié du dièse,
diascorodon:remède composé d'ail
diasmyrnes:ind., médicament où il entre de la myrrhe
diasmyrnon:ind., médicament où il entre de la myrrhe
diasostes:a sort of policemen
diaspermaton:a drug made from seeds
diastema:space between, distance, interval
diastematicus:having pauses, intervals
diastole:The diastole
diastoleus:an auditor of accounts
diastylos:having columns far apart, diastyle
diasyrmos:mockery, reviling
diasyrtice:mockingly
diasyrticus:mocking, reviling, no., Adv.
diatessaron:a fourth
diathesis:maladie [surtout des yeux]
diathyra:an enclosure
diatim:de jour en jour
diatoichon:a sort of brick-work
diatonicon:a kind of masonry filled in with rubble
diatonicus:diatonic
diatonum:the natural, diatonic series of notes, the diatonic scale
diatonus:diatonique (t. de musique).
diatreta:pierced work, filigree-work
diatretarius:one who does perforated, filigree work, a turner, carver
diatretus:pierced with holes, filigree, carved, embossed
diatritaeus:of the space of three days
diatritus:the return of a fever on the third day
diatyposis:a description, representation
diaula:a plant
diaulos:a double course
diazeugmenon:a separation, disjunction
diazeuxis:a separation
diazographus:descriptif
diazoma:a space between the seats in a theatre, no.
dibalo:to bleat abroad, to make common, contemptible by clamor; to injure
dibaphus:double dyed
dibaphus2:(prop. double dyed), a purple robe, magistrate's state-robe
dibatuo:frapper à droite et à gauche
dibucino:to trumpet forth
dicabula:chatter, idle talk
dicacule:keenly, satirically, facetiously
dicaeologia:a plea, defence
dicate:
dicatissime:superl. de l'inus. dĭcātē, avec le plus grand dévouement
dicatus:adjt, dicatissimus, très dévoué
dichalcon:monnaie de cuivre valant la 5e partie de l'obole
dichalcum:a small coin, the fourth, the fifth) part of an obolus
dichomenion:a plant
dichoneutus:recast, adulterated
dichoreus:a double trochee
dichotomena:
dichotomos:cut in two, halved
dichronus:of two quantities, common
dicibilis:qu'on peut dire
dicibula:chatter, idle talk
dicimonium:speaking, oratory
dicrotum:a galley with two banks of oars
dictabolaria:
dictabolarium:a satirical saying
dictamen:action de dicter
dictamnum:-I. no. -II. the plant dittany
dictata:-I. lessons, exercises -II. Things dictated, lessons, exercises, rules
dictatio:a dictating, dictation
dictatiuncula:a short dictation
dictatorius2:celui qui a été dictateur
dictatrix:a dictatress
dictaturio:tr., avoir envie de dire
dictatus:part. de dicto.
dictatus2:dictée
dicteria:
dicterium:a witty saying, a bon-mot
dicticos:pointing
dictiosus:facetious, satirical
dictiuncula:petit mot
dictoaudientia:v. audio), obéissance au moindre mot
dictor:one who says, a speaker
dictrix:celle qui dit
dicturio:to long to say, tell
dictus:P. of dico
dictus2:a saying, speech
didascalice:le genre didactique
didascalicus:pertaining to instruction, didactic
didatim:
didintrio:se dit du cri de la belette
diditim:en se répandant
diditus:part. p. de dido.
didrachma:double drachme
didrachma2:a double drachma
didrachmum:double drachme
diductio:an expanding, separating
diductus:P. of diduco
diecrastini:v. crastinus.
diennium:c. biennium
diephebus:celui qui a passé l'adolescence
diepristine:adv., la veille
diepristini:adv., la veille
diequarte:dans quatre jours
diequarti:dans quatre jours
diequarto:il y a quatre jours
diequinte:dans cinq jours
dierecte:de manière à être pendu [sens proleptique]
dierectum: = mala crux
diesis:A quarter-tone
dieteris:a period of two years
diezeugmenon:a separation of equal circumstances
diezeugmenos:séparé
difariam:c. bifariam
diffamatio:a publishing, promulgation
diffamatus:très diffamé
diffamia:defamation
diffarreatio:an ancient form of Roman divorce, diffarreatio
diffatigo:c. defatigo.
diffensus:deferred, protracted
differens:adjt [décad.] / différence
differenter:différemment
diffibulo:to unclasp, unbuckle
difficiliter:with difficulty
difficulto:int., être d'une humeur difficile
diffidens:adjt, défiant
diffinio:v. definio.
diffinitio:v. definitio.
diffirmo:
diffissio:the putting off, deferring of business to the following day
diffissus:P. of diffindo
diffisus:P. of diffido
difflatus:a blowing in an opposite direction
diffletus:wept out, drained with weeping
difflo:to blow apart, disperse by blowing
diffluentia:pl.) débordements [fig.]
diffluuio:to divide, to split
diffluus:flowing asunder, overflowing
diffluxio:a flowing off, discharge
diffors:a kind of defence, by which the act charged is admitted, but justified
diffractus:part. passé de diffringo.
diffugo:to put to flight, scatter
diffulguro:to scatter lightning around
diffulmino:to scatter
diffumigo:to fumigate
diffundito:to pour out, scatter, spread
diffuse:in a scattered manner; copiously, Sup.
diffusor:a drawer-off
difringo:to break in pieces, to shatter
digamia:a marrying twice
digamma:the digamma
digammon:intérêt, revenus]
digammos:the Aeolic double gamma, digamma
digamus:that has been married twice
digeries:an orderly distribution, a disposition, arrangement
digesta:a name given to a collection of writings distributed under certain heads, the Pandects, Digests;, the Bible, Sing.
digestibilis:pertaining to digestion
digestilis:promoting digestion
digestim:in order
digestio:A dividing of food, dissolving, digestion
digestiuus:pertaining to digestion, digestive
digestor:ordonnateur, organisateur
digestorius:promoting digestion
digestus:That has a good digestion, med.
digestus2:a distributing
digitabulum:a glove worn in gathering olives
digitale:c. digitabulum
digitalis:of or belonging to the finger
digitatus:having fingers, toes
digitellum:the plant house-leek
digitillum:the plant house-leek
digladiabilis:full of contention, fierce
diglossos:name of a plant
digma:a specimen
dignabilis:worthy
dignabiliter:avec bienveillance
dignans:très digne
dignanter:courteously
dignatus:part. de digno
dignifico:tr., rendre digne ou juger digne
dignitosus:dignified, respectable
dignoro:tr., marquer [un troupeau]
dignoscentia:the power of distinguishing, knowledge
dignoscibilis:qu'on peut distinguer, apercevoir
digressio:a parting, separating; a going away, departing, departure
digressiuus:pertaining to digression, digressive
digressus:N
digrunnio:to grunt hard, de
diiambus:a double iambus
diiudicatio:a judging, deciding, determining
diiudicatrix:she that judges, decides
diiudicatus:part. p. de dijudico.
diiugatio:a separation
diiugium:séparation
diiugo:to separate
diiunctim:separately, distinctly, disjunctively
diiunctiuus:placed in opposition, opposed to each other
dilabidus:that, soon goes to pieces
dilaceratio:a tearing apart, tearing to pieces
dilamino:to split in two
dilanatio:action de mettre en pièces.
dilancinatus:torn to pieces, torn apart
dilancino:tr., déchirer, mettre en pièces
dilaniatio:action de mettre en pièces
dilapidatio:a squandering, wasting
dilapidator:
dilapidatus:part. passé de dilapido; dilapidé, dissipé.
dilapido:to throw away, squander, to consume
dilapsio:decay, destruction
dilapsus:P. of dīlābor
dilapsus2:c. dilapsio
dilargitor:celui qui fait des largesses
dilargitus:part. p. de dilargior.
dilargus:prodigue
dilatans:adjt, qui s'étend
dilatatio:an extending, enlarging
dilatator:he who propagates, a propagator
dilatatus:part. de dilato.
dilatorius:delaying, dilatory
dilatrator:Aug. aboyeur.
dilatro:- intr. - Gell. aboyer fort.
dilatura:a postponement, delay
dilatus:P. of differo
dilaudo:to praise in all respects, to praise very much
dilaxo:to stretch apart
dilectio:love
dilector:a lover, no.
dilectus3:a favorite
dilemma:a double proposition, a dilemma;, an argument
dilemmatus:amphibologique
dilido:tr., briser
diligibilis:estimable, amiable
dilogia:ambiguity
dilophos:with two crests, two-crested
diloris:doublestriped
diluceo:to be clear, evident
dilucidatio:an illustrating
diluciditas:clarté, évidence
dilucido:tr., éclaircir
diluculat:it grows light, it dawns;
dilutio:action de se justifier de
dilutius:
dilutum:a liquid in which something has been dissolved, a solution, slight, faint
diluuialis:of a deluge, flood
diluuio2:an inundation, flood, deluge
dimachaerus:fighting with two swords
dimadesco:to melt away
dimanatio:écoulement.
dimano:to flow different ways, to spread abroad
dimensio:a measuring
dimensor:mesureur
dimensuratio:mesure
dimeter:of two measures, metres
dimetiens:the diameter, part., fut. pass. part.
dimeto:tr., délimiter
dimetor:to measure out, mark out, to fix the limits of, Depon. form
dimetria:a poem consisting of iambic dimeters
dimetrus:of two measures, metres
dimidia:the half
dimidiatio:a halving, dividing into halves
dimidietas:a half
dimissor:a forgiver, pardoner
dimissorius:
dimissus:ster
dimissus2:a deliverance
dimminuo:to break into small pieces, to dash to pieces, to break
dimotus:part. de dimoveo.
dimulgator:Dig. celui qui promulgue.
dimulgatus:promulgué.
dimus:c. bimus
dine:a whirlwind, dine
dingua:v. lingua
dinodo:- tr. - dénouer.
dinoscentia:
dinoscibilis:qu'on peut distinguer, apercevoir
dinumerabilis:that may be numbered, calculable
dinumeratio:a counting over, reckoning up, enumeration
dinumerator:a reckoner, calculator
dinummium:a tax of two
dinuptila:a plant
diobolaria:the title of a comedy
diobolaris:that costs, is worth two
diodela:plante inconnue
dioecesanus:de diocèse, diocésain
dioecesis:A governor's jurisdiction, a district
diogmitae:a sort of lightarmed frontier troops kept for the pursuit of robbers
dionymus:with a double name
dionysia3:sorte de pierre [noire avec des taches ou des veines rouges]
dionysonymphas:a plant
diopetes:a sort of frog, rainfrog
dioptra:an optical instrument
dioryx:a canal
diosbalanos:Plin. marron (sorte de châtaigne comestible).
diospyron:lithospermum, grémil, herbe aux perles
diphryges:a kind of slag formed in furnaces when copper is melted
diphthongo:tr., écrire ou prononcer avec une diphtongue
!diphthongos:diphtongue [gram.]
!diphthongos2:formant diphtongue
!diphthongus:formant diphtongue
diphthongos:a diphthong
diphtongos:diphtongue.
diphyes:a precious, stone, otherwise unknown
diplangium:a double vessel
diplasius:twofold, duplicate
diple:qui apposé dans la marge d'un livre servait à indiquer qqch d'important
diplinthius:two bricks thick
diplois:a double robe to be wrapped around the body, a cloak, mantle
diplomarium:c. diploma
diplomarius:one who carried out the imperial letters of recommendation
dipodia:dipodie [métrique]
dipsacos:the plant teasel
!dipsacus:Plin. chardon à carder.
dipsas:a kind of serpent whose bite causes violent thirst
dipsychia:hésitation, irrésolution
dipsychus:hésitant, irrésolu
dipteros:with two wings
diptota:nouns that have only two cases, diptotes
diptotos:noms qui n'ont que deux cas
diptycha:A writing-tablet of two leaves
diptychum:
diptychus:en diptyque [plié en deux]
dipyros:twice burned
diradio:tr.  disposer en forme de rayons
dirado:to scratch slightly
dirapio:tr., entraîner
diraratus:part. de disraro, qui a transpiré [littt, rendu poreux de toutes parts]
diraro:to thin out, to make thin
dircion:a plant also known as, a kind of solanum
dire:cruellement
directa:perpendicularly
directarius:one who, secretly enters a house in order to steal, a sneak-thief, burglar
directe:directly, straight
directiangulus:right-angled, rectangular
directilineus:rectilinear
directim:straightway, directly—Comp., Sup.
directio:A making straight, even, a levelling
directitudo:rightness, correctness
directo:directly, in a straight line, straight
director:guide, directeur
directorium:itinéraire tracé
directorius:that directs, sends in any direction, directory
directura:a making straight, even, a levelling
diremptus:t
diremptus2:a separation
direptus:P. of diripio
direptus2:a plundering
dirhythmus:composé de deux rythmes
diribitorium:the building in which the ballots were sorted
dirigeo:être glacé
dirigesco:int. [n'est employé qu'au parf.], devenir raide, immobile ; se glacer [en parl. du sang]
diriuatiuus:c. derivativus
diriuo:tr., faire dériver [t. de gram.]
dirudis:tout à fait ignorant
diruncio:- tr. - Fest. sarcler.
diruptio:a tearing asunder, tearing to pieces
diruptus:P. of dirumpo
dirutio:a destruction
dirutor:Hier. destructeur.
dirutus:P. of diruo
discalceatus:unshod, barefooted
discalceo:- tr. - Diom. déchausser.
discalciatus:déchaussé
discalcio:- tr. - Diom. déchausser.
discapedino:to hold the hands apart
discarico:tr., décharger
discaueo:to be on one's guard against, keep away from, beware of
discentia:a learning
disceptatiuncula:Gell. petit débat.
disceptatrix:a female umpire, arbitrator, judge
disceptim:
discernenter:-I. with a distinction -II. separately, distinctly
discernibilis:that may be distinguished, discernible
discerniculum:The bodkin in a woman's head-dress, which parted the hair, a hair-bodkin
discerptim:par fragments
discerptio:a tearing in pieces, rending
discerptus:part. de discerpo.
discertatio:
discerto:
discessiuus:
discessus2:v. discedo
disceus:a sort of comet shaped like a quoit
discibilis:qu'on peut apprendre
discifer:qui porte un plateau
discinctibilis:qui sert à juger
disciplinabilis:to be learned, teaching
disciplinabiliter:in an instructive manner
disciplinaris:scientifique
disciplinariter:d'une manière scientifique, scientifiquement
disciplinate:avec méthode
disciplinatio:éducation, instruction.
disciplinatus:instructed, disciplined
disciplinor:discipliner, former.
discipulatus:the condition of a disciple, discipleship
discisio:[gram.] diérèse
discissio:a separation, division
discissura:a rending asunder, a rent
discissus:P. of discindo
discito:tr., apprendre, se mettre au courant de
disclusio:a separation
disclusus:P. of discludo
discobino:to file away, to scratch, destroy by scratching
!discobolos:discobole, celui qui lance le disque
discobolos:the thrower of the discus
discoctus:part. de discoquo.
discolorus:c. discolor
disconcinnus:unsuitable, ill-matched
disconduco:not to be profitable, conducive, to be injurious, prejudicial
disconueniens:part. pr. de disconvenio, qui ne convient pas à [dat.]
disconuenientia:want of agreement, inconsistency
discooperio:to uncover, disclose, lay bare, expose
discoopertus:part. passé de discooperio.
discophorus:one who carries a dish, a dishbearer
discordialis:qui fait naître la discorde.
discordiose:in a spirit of discord
discordis:c. discors
discorditas:disunion, discord
discordium:discord, dissension.—Plur.
discoriatio:a flaying, removal of the skin
discoriatorius:propre à enlever la peau
discorio:ôter la peau
discrebilis:that can be discerned, discernible
discredo:to be incredulous towards, not to believe
discrepabilis:irreconcilable, discrepant
discrepans:P. of discrepo
discrepatio:a discrepancy, dispute
discrepaturus:v. discrepo
discresco:to grow broad, grow out
discrete:séparément, à part
discretio:A separation
discretiue:by way of distinction
discretiuus:serving to distinguish, Adv.
discretor:he who discerns, judges, a discerner
discretorium:the diaphragm
discretus:P. of discerno
discriminale:a head-dress
discriminalis:that serves to divide, part, a pin, bodkin that parts the hair, a hair-pin
discriminatim:with a difference, distinction
discriminatio:the contrasting of opposite thoughts
discriminator:one who, distinguishes, discriminates
discriminatrix:she who distinguishes
discriminatus:part. de discrimino.
discriminosius:more decisively
discripte:
discruciatus:violent torture, torment
discubitio:a place for lying down, a couch
discubitus:a reclining at table
disculcio:to unshoe, remove the shoe from
discuneatus:wedged apart, kept asunder as by a wedge
discursator:one who runs hither and thither, one who runs about
discursim:by running, going about
discursio:a running different ways, scattering
discursor:one who runs about
discursus2:N
discusse:adv., minutely, accurately
discussio:A shaking
discussius:
discussor:an examiner
discussorius:discutient, dissolving
discussus:P. of discutio
discussus2:a dashing, agitating
disdiapason:a double octave
disdono:tr., donner çà et là
disemus:dissyllabic
diserctio:Fest. partage d'un héritage.
disertim:clearly, expressly, distinctly; eloquently
disertio:partage d'un héritage
disertitudo:eloquence, no.
disertiuus:explicatif [en parl. d'une conjonction]
disglutino:to disjoin, disunite, no.
disgredior:v. digredior
disgregatio:distribution en groupes, classement
disgregatiuus:qui a pour but la classification
disgrego:to separate, divide
disgregus:different, unlike
disgrex:différent, dissemblable
disiectus:P. of disicio
disiicio:to throw asunder; to drive asunder; to scatter, disperse
disiugo:to separate
disiuncte:separately, distinctly, disjunctively
disiunctim:separately
disiunctiue:d'une manière disjonctive
disiunctiuus:placed in opposition, opposed to each other
disiunctum:
disiurgium:a difference, quarrel
disomus:holding two bodies
dispalatus:straggling, astray
dispalo:séparer
dispalor:to wander about, to straggle, stray
dispansus:part. de dispando.
disparasco:to be unlike, med.
disparatio:a separation
disparatum:a direct opposition
disparatus:part. de disparo.
dispareo:int., disparaître
disparilis:dissimilar, different, Adv.
disparilitas:dissimilarity, difference
dispariliter:differently, dissimilarly
dispartibilis:divisible;
dispartio:to distribute, divide
dispartior:v. dispert-.
dispatens:opening in different directions
dispateo:int., être ouvert de toutes parts
dispectio:a viewing, considering
dispecto:to consider, contemplate, examine
dispector:one who considers, examines, a searcher
dispectus:P. of dispicio
dispendiosus:hurtful, prejudicial
dispendo:to stretch out
dispendo2:to weigh out, dispensed, distributed
dispensatiue:in the manner of an administrator, in substitution
dispensatiuus:pertaining to management, administratorship, Adv.
dispensatorie:avec mesure, avec économie
dispensatorius:relating to management, control
dispensatrix:she that dispenses, a female steward
dispensatus:part. de dispenso
dispensor:c. dispenso
dispensus:part. de dispendo
disperditio:destruction, ruine.
disperditus:part. de disperdo.
disperno:to despise
dispersim:çà et là, en plusieurs endroits
dispersio:a scattering, dispersion
dispersor:dissipateur
dispersus:P. of dispergo
dispersus2:dispersion, action dispersée
dispertior:to distribute, apportion, refine
dispertitiuus:qui énumère, d'énumération
dispertitus:part. de dispertio.
dispessus:v. dispando.
dispestus:part. de dispesco 2
dispeto:demander instamment
dispex:qui a la vue perçante
displano:to level away, to level
displicatus:scattered, dispersed
displicitus:v. displiceo.
displico:to scatter
displosus:part. de displodo.
displuuiatus:avec écoulement de la pluie à l'extérieur
dispondeus:a double spondee
dispondius:dispondée, pied de deux spondées
disporto:tr., colporter
dispositor:a disposer, arranger
dispositrix:ordonnatrice, intendante
dispretus:part. passé de disperno; méprisé.
disproficio:int., déchoir, dégénérer / [fig.] s'écarter de la vérité
dispulsus:P. of dispello
dispuluero:to reduce to powder, pulverize
dispunctio:a settling up, balancing
dispunctor:an examiner, investigator
dispunctus:part. de dispungo
dispuo:v. despuo.
disputata:les avis
disputatiue:in the way of discussion, dispute
disputatiuus:pertaining to a dispute, Adv.
disputatorie:in the manner of disputants
disputatorius:qui discute, qui argumente
disputatrix:a female disputant, one given to disputation, the art of disputing
disrapio:tr., entraîner
disraratus:part. de disraro, qui a transpiré [littt, rendu poreux de toutes parts]
disraro:to thin out, to make thin
dissaepimentum:that which separates, a partition
dissaeptio:a partition
dissaeptus:part. de dissepio.
dissauio:tr., baiser tendrement
dissauior:to kiss ardently
disseco:to cut asunder, cut in pieces, cut up, dissect
dissecto:fréq. de disseco
dissectus:part. de disseco.
disseminatio:a scattering of seed, a sowing, disseminating
disseminator:one who spreads abroad
disseminatus:part. de dissemino.
dissensor:celui qui est d'un avis différent
dissensus:v. dissentio
dissentaneus:disagreeing, contrary, dissentaneous
dissentior:c. dissentio.
disseparatio:a parting, separation
disseparo:to part, divide
dissepimentum:séparation [entre deux choses]
dissepio:to part off, to separate, divide
disseptio:c. disseptum
disseptum:séparation, clôture, ce qui enclôt / le diaphragme
disseptus:part. de dissepio.
disserenasco:to clear up, grow clear
dissereno:tr., éclaircir, rendre serein
dissero2:tr., ouvrir
dissertatio:a spoken dissertation, discourse, disquisition
dissertator:a disputant
dissertio:destruction, abolition
dissertitudo:exposition, style
dissertor:c. dissertator
dissertus:v. disertus
dissidentia:diversity, contrariety
dissidiosus:qui divise
dissidium:a false reading for discidium
dissido:int., camper à part
dissigillo:enlever les sigilla
dissignatio:-I. A marking out, describing, designating -II. A disposition, arrangement
dissimulabiliter:en cachette secrètement
dissimulamentum:a dissembling, pretence, no.
dissimulantia:a dissembling
dissimulatus:part. p. de dissimulo
dissipabilis:that may be scattered, dispersed
dissipator:a disperser, destroyer
dissipatrix:she who scatters, destroys
dissipatus:scattering, incoherent
dissitus:lying apart, remote
dissocialis:irreconcilable, repugnant
dissociatus:part. p. de dissocio.
dissolubilis:that may be dissolved, dissoluble, Comp.
dissolutiue:de manière à détruire, à réduire à néant
dissolutiuus:qui réduit à néant
dissolutor:a destroyer
dissolutrix:she who destroys, a destroyer
dissolutum:asyndeton
dissonanter:inharmoniously, inconsistently
dissonantia:dissonance, discrepancy
dissono:to disagree in, sound, to be dissonant
dissonorus:dissonant
dissortium:désunion
dissuauior:to kiss ardently
dissuesco:to disuse, to become disused, unaccustomed to
dissuetudo:a becoming unaccustomed, disusing
dissulco:tr., fendre en sillonnant
dissulcus:[porc] dont les soies sont partagées sur la tête
dissutus:P. of dissuo
distans:remote, far apart, far away, distant, at a distance, different, unlike, remote
distantiuus:qui constitue une distance
distectus:uncovered
distegum:
distegus:of two stories, having two apartments
distemperantia:mauvaise répartition
distemperatio:
distempero:mélanger, délayer / mal répartir
distenno:to stretch asunder, stretch out, extend
distensio:extension / pl., contractions, convulsions
distentio:a stretching out, distention
distentus2:a swelling out, distention
distermina:the diameter, diagonal
disterminatio:a separation, division
disterminator:a separator, divider
disterminatus:part. p. de distermino.
disterminus:separated, divided
disterno:to spread out, Impers.
distexo:to unravel, ravel out
distichus:consisting of two rows.
distillo:to drip, trickle down, to distil
distimulo:to goad through;
distinctiue:de façon qui distingue
distinctor:one who distinguishes
distirpo:tr., extirper
distorsio:perversion, perverse conduct
distorsus:c. distortus
distortio:a distorting, writhing, contortion
distortor:celui qui torture
distractor:One who worries, a tormenter
distractus2:dissolution of a contract
distratus:part. passé de disterno; étendu à terre, préparé (en parl. d'un lit).
distribuela:distribution, répartition
distribute:orderly, methodically
distributim:c. distribute
distributiuus:apportioning, distributive
distributor:a distributer
distributrix:she who apportions, distributes
distributus:P. of distribuo
districte:rigoureusement, sévèrement
districtim:rigoureusement, sévèrement.
districtio:a stretching out
districtiuus:pertaining to dissolving
districtum:rigoureusement, sévèrement.
districtus2:territoire, district
distrigilo:tr., frotter avec la strigile
distrigulo:
distrunco:to cut to pieces, cut up
disturbatus:part. p. de disturbo.
disulca:
disulco:v. dissulco
disulcus:[porc] dont les soies sont partagées sur la tête
disunio:to disunite
disyllaba:dissyllabes
disyllabae:dissyllabic words, dissyllables
disyllabus:dissyllabic
ditator:one that enriches
ditatus:part. p. de dito.
dithalassus:baigné par deux mers
dithyrambicus:dithyrambic
dithyrambios:jusquiame [plante]
ditifico:to enrich
ditio:dominion, sovereignty, authority, rule, sway, power
ditius:more richly, splendidly
ditonum:le diton [terme de mus.]
ditrochaeus:a ditrochee, double trochee
diuagor:to wander, wander about
diualis:Divine
diuaricatus:part. p. de divarico.
diuasto:tr., détruire, anéantir
diuenditus:part. de divendo.
diuentilatus:répandu, disséminé
diuentilo:to spread abroad.
diuerberatus:de diverbero.
diuerbium:the colloquial part of a comedy, the dialogue
diuergium:a point of separation, water-shed
diuerro:to sweep away, sweep out
diuersiclinia:words irregularly inflected
diuersiclinius:irrégulier, hétéroclite [gram.]
diuersicolor:of various colors, party-colored
diuersicolorus:party-colored
diuersificatus:diversifié, divisé en plusieurs parties distinctes
diuersimode:de diverses manières
diuersio:diversion, digression
diuersipellis:fourbe, [caméléon]
diuersitor:v. deversitor.
diuersiuocus:[mots] qui ont un son différent [qui ne peuvent se confondre avec d'autres, opp. aequivocus]
diuerso:adv., c. diverse
diuersor:a guest
diuerticulum:A by-road, by-path, side-way
diuertium:e
diuesco:int., c. ditesco
diuexus:spread out
diuidendus:dividende
diuidicula:reservoirs, water-works
diuidiculum:
diuiduitas:division
diuidus:separated
diuigena:born of God
diuinaculum:instrument de divination
diuinalis:qui concerne Dieu
diuinator:a soothsayer, diviner
diuinatrix:she who, that which divines; prophetic, divining.
diuinipotens:mighty in divination
diuinisciens:skilled in divination
diuinus2:diseur de bonne aventure
diuise:distinctly, separately
diuisibilis:divisible
diuisibiliter:d'une manière divisible
diuisim:separately
diuisiuus:servant à diviser, à la division
diuisura:a division., the fork
diuisus2:a division, apportionment
diuitia:richesse
diuitiarium:Ambr. trésor.
diuito:tr., enrichir
diuoluo:to roll to and fro., to ponder
diuorsicolor:of various colors, party-colored
diureticus:that promotes urine, diuretic, no.
diurnalis:diurnal, giornale;, journal
diurnarius:a diarykeeper, journalist
diurne:daily
diurno:to last long, exist long
diurno2:c. diurne
dius3:By day
diuscule:a little while
diutine:long, a long time
diutino:adv., longtemps
diutissime:adv. sup.
diutius:longer, a long while, very long
diutule:a little while, a short time
diuturne:Comp.
diuulgatio:a publishing, spreading abroad
diuulgator:celui qui divulgue, propagateur
diuulgatus:widespread, Comp.
diuulsus:part. de divello.
do2:acc. = domum
docentia:
dochlea:the plant
dochmiacus:dochmiaque
dochmius:the dochmiac foot in poetry, whose fundamental scheme is
docibilitas:aptness in learning, docility
dociliter:en apprenant facilement
docimen:c. documentum
docimentum:c. documentum
docis:a fiery meteor
docti:
docticanus:singing skilfully
doctificus:making learned
doctiloquax:qui aime à parler savamment
doctiloquus:speaking learnedly
doctio:enseignement
doctisonus:skilfully sounding
doctitanter:savamment
doctito:fréq. de doceo
doctiuscule:pedantically
doctrinalis:theoretical
doctrinum:école
doctrix:she who instructs, an instructress, teacher
documentatio:a reminding
documento:tr., avertir
dodecaeteris:a period of twelve years
dodecatemorion:the twelfth part of a constellation
dodecatheon:an herb, so called after the twelve greater gods;
dodona:a city in Epirus
dodone:a city in Epirus
dodra:a drink composed of nine ingredients, in lemm.
dodralis:relatif au breuvage nommé dodra
dodrantalis:of nine, inches
doga:a sort of vessel
dogarius:fabricant ou marchand du vase appelé doga
dogma:[phil.] théorie, opinion, croyance / décret
dogmaticus:pertaining to a philosophic doctrine, dogmatic
dogmatistes:one who maintains dogmata, a dogmatist, no.
dogmatizo:to propound a dogma
dolabella:a small pick-axe, hatchet
dolabrarius:a pickaxe-maker
dolabratus:mattockshaped
dolamen:a hewing
dolatilis:easily hewn
dolatio:c. dolamen
dolator:celui qui travaille avec la dolabre, charpentier
dolatorium:an implement for hewing stones;
dolatorius:qui concerne le travail de la dolabre ; de charpentier
dolatus:part. de dolo.
dolatus2:a hewing
dolearius:de dolium
dolendus:adj. verb. de doleo
dolentia:pain
dolentulus:dim. adj.
doleor:dépon., s'affliger
dolesco:int., s'affliger
doliaris:of a cask, in cask, new, not yet drawn off
doliarium:cellier à mettre le vin
doliarius:of a cask, casks.
dolichodromos:the long course
dolichos2:a plant, the kidney-bean
dolidus:painful
dolies:douleur, chagrin
dolio:
doliolum:a small cask.
doliturus:part. fut. de doleo
dolium2:douleur, chagrin
dolo2:A small sword-cane, hidden dagger
dolorifer:douloureux
dolorificus:douloureux
dolorosus:painful, full of sorrow
dolositas:deceit
doma:a roof, house, dwelling, no.
domator:a tamer, breaker
domatus:v. domo
domesticatim:in the house, at home
domesticatus:the office and dignity of the
domestice:à la maison, en particulier
domesticitas:parenté
domicella:jeune maîtresse de maison
domicellus:jeune maître de maison
domicula:maisonnette.
domicurius:a steward
dominaedius:v. domnaedius
dominante:in the manner of a ruler
dominanter:in the manner of a ruler
dominatus2:part. p. de dominor.
dominicalis:c. dominicus 3
dominicarius:du dimanche, qui agit le dimanche
dominicatus:fonction du maître, intendance
domino:to rule
dominula:dim de domina
dominulus:a little lord, lordling
domiporta:she that carries her house on her back
domiseda:she who stays at home, domestic
domitius3:pertaining to the house
domitura:a taming, breaking
domitus:돶P
domitus2:a taming
domna:sync. p. domina)
domnaedius:a landlord
domnicus:sync. p. dominicus
domnifunda:a landlady
domnipraedia:a landlady
domnula:p. dominula), petite femme, épouse
domnus:sync. p. dominus
domucula:a little house, a porch
domuncula:a small house
domuscula:c. domuncula
domutio:retour chez soi.
donabilis:That deserves to be presented with.
donamen:présent, don
donarium:the place in a temple where the votive offerings were kept, a temple treasure-chamber
donarius:destiné à une offrande aux dieux
donatarius:Cod. donataire, celui à qui on fait un don.
donatiuncula:dim. de donatio
donatrix:she who gives, a female donor
donax:A sort of reed, cane, Cyprus-reed
donifer:libéral.
donifico:to make presents
dorcadion:name of a plant
dorcidion:pouliot [herbe] (al. dorcadion)
dorcus:no., a gazelle, antelope
doris2:buglose [plante]
dormisco:to fall asleep
dormitanter:en sommeillant, avec négligence.
dormitatio:sleep
dormitator:a sleeper, sluggard, a dreamer, stupid fellow
dormitio:a sleeping, death
dormitor:a sleeper
dormitorium:a sleeping-room, dormitory
doron:a gift
dorsennus:soothsayer
dorsenus:soothsayer
dorsualia:a cover for the back
dorsualis:of or on the back, dorsal
dorsuarius:qui porte sur le dos
dorsuosus:qui élève son dos [en parl. d'un écueil]
dorsus:the back
dorx:a gazelle, antelope
dorycnion:a poisonous plant
dorypetron:c. leontopodium
dossennus:soothsayer
dossenus:soothsayer
dossuarius:that carries on its back, that bears burdens
dracaena:a shedragon
dracchma:- 1 - drachme (= un denier romain). - 2 - drachme (poids, tiers de l'once).
dracchmalis:de drachme, d'une drachme.
dracchumisso:- intr. - servir pour une drachme.
drachmalis:de drachme, d'une drachme
drachumisso:int., servir pour une drachme
dracon:dragon
draconarius:a standard-bearer
draconeus:de dragon
draconipes:qui a des pieds de dragon
draconitis:a precious stone
dracontarium:a garland, wreath twisted like a serpent, no.
dracontea:c. dracontium
dracontia:pierre précieuse qui se trouvait, selon les croyances, dans la tête du dragon
dracontias:c. dracontia
dracontion:a kind of wheat
dracontios:sorte de vigne
dracontites:c. dracontia
dracontium:dragon-wort
dracunculus:A small serpent, dragonet
dragantum:c. tragacantha
drama:a drama, play
dramaticos:dramatique, qui concerne le drame
drappus:morceau d'étoffe
draucus:a sodomite
drenso:expresses the note of the swan
drepanis:the martin
drillopota:
drimyphagia:the eating of acrid food
drindio:expresses the cry of the weasel
drindro:int., belotter [en parl. du cri de la belette]
drino:sorte de gros poisson
dromeda:c. dromas
dromedarius:c. dromas
dromo:A sort of shell-fish
dromonarius:rameur du navire léger appelé dromo
dromos:a race-course
dropacator:c. dropacista
dropacismus:the removal of hair by plasters of pitch
dropacista:one who depilates
dropaco:to depilate
dropax:a pitchointment, depilatory
drosolithus:dewstone, a precious stone now unknown
drua:
drungarius:chef de dronge
drungus:a body of soldiers, a troop
drupa:an over-ripe, wrinkled olive, absol.
druppa:an over-ripe, wrinkled olive, absol.
dryitis:an unknown precious stone
dryophonon:a sort of fern
dryopteris:a plant similar to the preceding
drys:chêne
dualis:that contains two
dualis2:le duel [t. de gram.]
dualitas:the number two
dualiter:au duel
duapondo:pl. ind., deux livres [pesant]
duarius:de deux, binaire
dubenus:arch. c. dominus
dubietas:doubt, uncertainty
dubio:adv., d'une manière douteuse
dubiosus:doubtful, dubious
dubitabilis:doubtful
dubitans:wavering, irresolute.
dubitatim:hesitatingly
dubitatiue:doubtfully
dubitatiuus:doubtful—Adv.
dubitator:a doubter, gen.
dubitatus:v. dubito II tr.
ducalis:of or belonging to a leader, commander, Adv.
ducaliter:like a leader, general, Comp.
ducatio:cf. educare), conduite
ducator:a general, prince, chief
ducatrix:a female leader
ducatus:military leadership, command, med.
ducena:the office of a
ducenaria:the office of a ducenarius
ducenarius2:the commander of, men
ducentenarius:c. ducena
ducenteni:pl., c. duceni
ducentum:ind., deux cents
ducianus:of or belonging to a leader, commander, Subst. m. a commander's servant
ducianus2:a commander's servant
ductabilitas:aptness to be duped
ductarie:lentement, en traînant en longueur.
ductarius:of or for drawing
ductilis:that may be led, guided, conducted
ductio:a leading, a leading off, away
ductrix:a female chief, a general
ductus2:s
duella:a Roman weight, the third part of an
duellicosus:warlike, martial, valorous, Comp., Adv.
duellio:rebelle
duellis:a warrior
duellium:tyrannie
duello:combattre
duicensus:pour bis, census), recensé avec un autre [le père avec le fils]
duidens:-I. with two teeth -II. an animal for sacrifice
duini:c. bini
duipes:c. bipes
duitae:heretics who believed in two gods
duitas:the state of being two, duality
dulcacidus:of a sourish-sweet flavor
dulcamarus:doux et amer.
dulcator:a sweetener
dulcatus:part. de dulco.
dulceamen:douceur
dulceo:int., être doux
dulcia:agreeable, delightful, pleasant, charming, soft, flattering.
dulciarium:friandise, confiserie
dulciarius:of confections, making sweetmeats, to hold
dulciarius2:a pastry-cook
dulciculus:sweetish
dulcifer:containing sweetness, sweet
dulcifico:to sweeten
dulcifluus:coulant doucement
dulcilocus:dont le son est doux, harmonieux.
dulciloquus:sweetly speaking
dulcimodus:sweetly modulated
dulcineruis:sweetly-stringed
dulciola:little sugar-cakes
dulciorelocus:speaking with a sweet mouth
dulcioreloquus:à la parole douce
dulcisapa:sorte de vin doux
dulcisonorus:sweetly sounding
dulcisonus:sweetly sounding
dulcitas:sweetness, pleasantness
dulcitudo:sweetness
dulcium:gâteau, v. dulcia
dulco:to sweeten
dulcor:sweetness
dulcoratus:sweetened
dulcoro:to sweeten, P. a.
dulice:in the manner of a slave, servilely
dumalis:bushy, bristly
dumecta:arch.), v. dumetum
dumesco:to be overgrown with bushes
dumeta:thorn bushes, a thorn-hedge, thicket, intricacy, obscurity
dumicola:that dwells in thickets
dummetum:dumeta, thorn-bushes, thorn-hedge, thicket.
dummosus:full of thornbushes, bushy
dummus:v. dumus, etc.
duntaxat:To this extent, so far, in so far, as far as this matter is concerned, as far as relates to the
duocenteni:c. duceni
duodecachronus:qui a douze temps
duodecaiugum:a team of twelve animals
duodecas:the number twelve
duodecasemus:c. duodecachronus
duodecastylus:à douze colonnes
duodecasyllabus:qui a douze syllabes
duodecemuir:Inscr. duodécimvir (membre d'un collège de douze magistrats).
duodecennis:twelve years old
duodecennium:a period of twelve years
duodeciens:twelve times
duodeciformis:qui a la forme de douze
duodecimanus:v. decimanus
duodecimo:for the twelfth time
duodecimuir:one of the twelve
duodenarius:containing twelve
duodennis:c. duodecennis
duodennium:the space of twelve years, med.
duodenonaginta:eighty-eight
duodeoctoginta:seventy-eight
duodequadrageni:thirty-eight each
duodequadragesimus:the thirty-eight
duodequinquageni:forty-eight each; forty-eight
duodequinquagesimus:the forty-eighth
duodequinquaginta:forty-eight
duodesexaginta:fiftyeight
duodetricesimus:the twenty - eighth
duodetricies:vingt-huit fois
duodeuiceni:eighteen each
duodeuigesimus:the eighteenth
duoetuicesimani:soldiers of the twenty-second legion
duonus:good; comp.
duopondium:c dupondium
duouiginti:c. duo et viginti
duouir:duumvir, membre d'une commission de deux personnes [ordint employé au pluriel, duoviri
duplaris:containing double
duplarius:soldat qui a double ration
duplatio:a doubling
duplicarius:a soldier who receives double pay as a reward
duplicatio:a doubling
duplicato:twice as much
duplicator:a doubler, magnifier
duplicatus:p. de duplico.
duplicitas:a being double, doubleness
duplio:the double
duplo:to double, duplabis
duplo2:doubly, twofold
duplus:double, twice as large, twice as much.
dupondiarius:containing two asses
dupondiarius2:a two-as piece
dupondium:d'après
dura2:hardships, difficulties
durabilitas:lastingness, durability
durabiliter:in a lasting manner
durator:one who hardens, a hardener
duratrix:f., that renders durable
duratus:P. of duro
dureo:to be hard
dureta:a wooden bathing-tub
dureus:the Trojan horse
duribuccius:qui a la bouche dure
duricordia:hardheartedness
duricorius:hard-skinned
duricors:qui a le coeur dur
duricus:c. durateus
duritas:hardness, harshness
duritiola:petit durcissement [t. de médec.]
durius:the Trojan horse
dusiritis:s.-ent myrrha), sorte de myrrhe
dusius:[mot gaulois], lutin, mauvais génie
dusmosus:full of thornbushes, bushy
dusmus:c. dumosus
dusmus2:a thorn-bush, bramble
duumuira:the wife of a duumvir
duumuiralicius:one who has been a duumvir
duumuiralis:of or belonging to a duumvir, duumviral.
duumuiralis2:
duumuiralitas:the office and dignity of a duumvir, duumvirate
duumuiri:a Roman board, court consisting of two persons.
dyas:the number two
dymacherus:v. dimachaerus
dynamia:efficacité [des médicaments]
dynamice:the science of forces, dynamics
dynamis:A store, plenty
dyodecas:a tweive, a dozen
dyonymus:having two names
dyscolus:of a bad temper, peevish, irritable
dyscrasia:mauvais tempérament
dysenteria:a flux, dysentery
dysenteriacus:qui a la dysenterie
dysentericus:pertaining to dysentery, dysenteric, Subst. m. one who has the dysentery
dysentericus2:one who has the dysentery
dyseros:loving unfortunately
!dysosmos:germandrée aquatique (plante).
!dysosmus:scordium ou germandrée aquatique [plante]
dysphemia:expression ou dénomination désagréable
dysphilus:odieux
dysphoricus:unfortunate
dyspnoea:a difficulty of breathing
dyspnoicus:one who labors under difficulty of breathing.&mdash
dysprophoron:a mispronunciation
dysuria:retention of urine, dysury
dysuriacus:one who suffers from suppression of urine
eale:a large animal found in Ethiopia;, the two-horned rhinoceros
eapropter:on that account, therefore
eare:à cause de cela, c'est pourquoi, voilà pourquoi, en conséquence.
earinus:green
ebeneus:of ebony, ebon
ebeninus:of ebony
ebenotrichon:sorte de rue [plante]
ebenum:ébène
ebenus:the ebon-tree, ebony
ebiscum:the marsh-mallow
ebito:
ebitus:part. passé de ebibo; bu jusqu'à la dernière goutte.
eblanditus:v. eblandior.
eborarius:a worker in ivory
ebriacus:drunken
ebriamen:intoxicating liquor, strong drink
ebriatus:enivré, ivre.
ebrio:to make drunk, to intoxicate
ebriolatus:a little intoxicated, rather tipsy
ebriositas:addiction to drink, sottishness
ebriosus2:a drunkard, sot
ebriulatus:c. ebriolus
ebrius2:a drunkard
ebulinus:of elder-wood
ebullitio:a bubbling up, out—Plur.
ebullo:I. Neutr., to boil up, bubble up II. Act., to breathe out, give up the ghost; To produce in abundance
ebulus:Dane-wort, dwarf-elder
eburarius:a worker in ivory
eburneolus:of ivory
ecanto:chanter
ecaudis:without a tail
ecbasis:a digression
ecbola:un javelot.
ecbolas:a sort of Egyptian grape
eccentros:out of the centre, eccentric
eccheuma:a pouring out
ecclesiastice:adv., selon la règle ecclésiastique
ecclesiasticus:of or belonging to the Church, ecclesiastical.
ecclesiasticus2:A church officer
ecclesiecdicus:a church proctor
ecclesiola:a small church
ecere:there!
ecfacio:to make out, work out;, to bring to pass, to effect, execute, complete, accomplish, make, form
ecfarcio:to stuff, cram, fill out
ecfaris:- tr. - 1 - parler, dire. - 2 - raconter, annoncer. - 3 - émettre (une proposition, une assertion, une pensée).
ecfercio:- tr. - remplir, combler, bourrer, farcir.
ecferitas:an excessively wild state, wildness, degeneracy
echea:vessels to increase the sound of the actors' voices in a theatre, sounding-vessels
echedermia:maigreur extrême (chez les animaux).
echeia:vases d'airain (disposés dans les théâtres pour amplifier le son).
echeneis:the sucking-fish, remora
echeon:v. echion 2
echinatus:set with prickles, prickly
echinometra:grand oursin de mer
echinometrae:a sort of sea-urchin
echinophora:a sort of
echinopus:a kind of thorn, otherwise unknown
echion:a medicament prepared from the ashes of adders
echios:viper's bugloss, a plant which was taken as a remedy for the viper's bite
echis:a plant
echite:a plant, a kind of
echitis:adder-stone
!echium:sorte de médicament fait avec les cendres de la vipère
echoicus:echoing, in which one or more final syllables echo, rhyme to a preceding part of the verse
eclesia:an assembly of the, people.
ecligma:a medicine to be taken by letting it melt in the mouth, an electuary
ecligmatium:dim. de ecligma
!eclipsis:gen.
eclipticus:belonging to an eclipse
eclogarii:select passages from a work
eclogarium:a collection of selected poems
eclogarius:of or belonging to a selection;
ecnephias:a hurricane supposed to be produced by blasts from two opposite clouds
econtra:the contrary
econtrario:v. contrarius.
ecphora:a projection in buildings
ecphrastes:traducteur, commentateur
ecpyrosis:a burning utterly
ecqualis:quelle sorte de
ecragino:to break forth
ecstasis:a being beside one's self, ecstasy, trance, rapture
ectasis:the lengthening of a vowel short by nature
ecthlipsis:ecthlipsis, the elision of a final m with its vowel before an initial vowel
ectomon:black hellebore
ectroma:an abortion
ectropa:an inn
ecula:jeune cavale, pouliche
eculus:poulain
edacitas:voracity, gluttony
edeatros:
edecimo:to pick out, select
edecumo:to pick out, select
edendum:victuals, food
edentaneus:c. edentulus :
edento:to render toothless, knock out the teeth
edera:ivy
ederaceus:of ivy, ivy-.
ederatus:adorned, crowned with ivy
ederiger:ivy-bearing
ederosus:full of ivy
edibilis:eatable, that may be taken as food
edictalis:by edict, according to edict
edictus:part de edico / abl. abs. neutre
edisserator:v. edissertator.
edissertatio:c. edissertio
edissertator:an explainer
edissertatus:part. passé de edisserto; exposé.
edissertio:an analysis, exposition
edissertus:part. passé de edissero.
edititius:set forth, announced, proposed;, the judges in the, chosen by the plaintiff
editiuncula:dim. de editio
editor:That which brings forth, produces
editus2:a voiding, excrement
edo3:a glutton
edocenter:instructively
edoctus:part. passé de edoceo. - 1 - instruit à fond. - 2 - dressé, formé.
edolo:to cut, hew out, to prepare by hewing.
edomatus:part. passé de edomo. - Aug. dompté, surmonté.
edomito:to tame completely, thoroughly
edomitus:part. passé de edomo. - 1 - dompté, soumis. - 2 - (plante) cultivée, potagère, usuelle.
edor:c. ador
educatrix:She who brings up, a nurse, no.
educatus:part. de educo 1
educatus2:bringing up
eductor:a bringer-up, tutor
eductus:part. passé de educo, ĕre. - 1 - tiré hors de, qu'on a fait sortir. - 2 - nourri, élevé. - 3 - élevé, haut.
edulco:to sweeten
eduleo:c. eduleus.
eduleus:grand mangeur
edulia2:eatables, food
edulium:et ordint
edulus:grand mangeur
eduratus:part. passé de eduro; durci, endurci.
eduresco:to grow hard
edus:a young goat, a kid
edyllium:an Idyl, pastoral poem
effabilis:that may be uttered, utterable
effaecatus:purified from the dregs, refined;
effafilatus:nu, découvert, v. exfaf-
effamen:an enunciation, proposition
effascinatio:a bewitching, charming;
effascino:to bewitch, charm, fascinate
effatio:a speaking
effatus:P. of effor
effatus2:a speaking
effatuus:hâbleur
effecatus:v. effaecatus.
effecte:-I. in fact, really; effectually -II. Effectively, in fact
effectio:A doing, performing, effecting, practising
effectito:tr., fréq. de efficio, faire souvent
effectiua:practical art, productive art
effectiuus:effective, productive
effecto:to put out of use, to abolish, ante med.
effector:an effecter, producer, author
effectorius:effectual, resistless
effectrix:she who effects, produces, causes;
effectum:an effect
effectuosus:actif, efficace
effecundo:to make fruitful, to fertilize
effeminatio:effeminacy
effeminatorium:lieu de débauche
efferasco:to become savage, fierce
efferate:fiercely
efferatio:a making savage
effercio:to stuff, cram, fill out
efferitas:an excessively wild state, wildness, degeneracy
effertus:filled out, full, ample
efferuens:boiling with passion, fervent, ardent
efferueo:int., bouillonner
effeto:to put out of use, to abolish, ante med.
effibulo:v. exfibulo.
efficabilis:efficace
efficabiliter:d'une manière efficace
efficacia:efficacy, efficiency, virtue
efficienter:efficiently
efficientia:efficient power, efficiency, influence
efficilis:
efficiolus:
effictio:a representing, portraying
effictus:part. passé de effingo; représenté.
effigiatus:a representing, portraying
effigientia:the creating, fashioning., the Creator
effigio:to form, fashion, portray
effiguratio:a representation
effindo:to divide, cleave
effio:v. efficio
effirmo:to strengthen, encourage
efflagitatus:part. de efflagito.
efflammans:emitting flames, flaming, blazing
efflatio:action d'émettre par le souffle
efflatus:issue pour l'air, pour le vent
effleo:to weep out, exhaust by weeping
efflicto:to strike dead
effloreo:to bloom, blossom forth
effluenter:en s'écoulant.
effluentia:effluo), écoulement, épanchement
effluesco:to revel, riot
effluus:flowing out
effluxio:écoulement / endroit par où l'eau s'écoule, ruisseau [pour les pluies]
effluxus:volage, changeant
effoco:to suffocate, smother.
effoecundo:to make fruitful, to fertilize
effoedo:tr., souiller entièrement
efforo:to bore through, perforate
efforus:
effossio:a digging out;
effossus:part. passé de effodio. - 1 - creusé. - 2 - tiré de la terre, déterré.
effotus:part. passé de effoveo; couvé, éclos.
effoueo:to refresh
effractor:a housebreaker, burglar
effractura:house-breaking, burglary
effractus:part. de effringo.
effragro:int., sentir [fig.]
effrenis:v. effrenus
effrigo:tr., bien rôtir
effrondesco:to put forth leaves, be covered with foliage
effrons:barefaced, shameless
effrutico:to put forth, produce
effugatio:a putting to flight
effugia:victime échappée des autels.
effugius:escaping
effugo:to put to flight, no.
effulgenter:d'une manière brillante
effulgentia:action de briller
effulguro:int., jeter une lueur, briller
effulsio:éclat, splendeur
effumigatus:smoked out, driven out by smoke
effumo:to emit smoke, to smoke
effusa:the urine
effusor:a prodigal, waster
effusorie:far and wide, dispersedly
effusorium:instrument pour verser
effuticius:prattling, unmeaning, inarticulate: euax, a mere natural utterance, sound
effutilis:dit au hasard
effutitius:prattling, unmeaning, inarticulate: euax, a mere natural utterance, sound
effutitus:part. de effutio
effutuo:to waste in debauchery
effututus:part. passé de effutuo.
egelido:to thaw away
egelo:to take off the chill, make lukewarm
egentia:indigence, pauvreté
egenulus:needy
egenum:a poor soil
egenus2:a poor man
egeries:excrement, dung
egermino:to put forth, shoot, sprout
egersimon:a means of excitement
egestiuus:purgative
egestosus:very poor, indigent
egestuosus:indigent.
egestus:part. de egero.
egestus2:a carrying out, emptying, voiding
egiturus:v. egeo
eglecopala:blue marl
egraminatus:nettoyé de ses mauvaises herbes [fig.]
egranatus:shelled, emptied
egregiatus:the rank and title of an, in the later per. of the empire, Your Excellency
egregietas:excellence
egressio:a going out, forth
egretus:arch. pour egressus
egrex:c. egregius
egula:a kind of sulphur
ehodum:c. eho
eiaculor:act., to shoot out, to hurl, throw out
eiectatio:luxation
eiectatus:part. passé de ejecto.
eiecticia:qui a mis bas avant terme
eiecticius:that casts out, ejects
eiectitia:qui a mis bas avant terme.
eiectitius:that casts out, ejects
eiectiuncula:légère luxation
eiectorius:propre à rejeter
eiectura:action de jeter dehors, avance, saillie
eiectus:part. de ejicio.
eieratio:c. ejuratio.
eiulabilis:wailing loudly
eiulabundus:abandoned to wailing
eiulito:to lament greatly
eiulor:c. ejulo
eiuncesco:to grow, shoot up like a rush
eiuncidus:grown, shot up like a rush, lean, meagre, slender
eiuratus:part. passé de ejuro.
eiuscemodi:med.
elaboratio:persevering labor, careful diligence
elaboratus:highly wrought, finished, labored, a simple strain
elaboratus2:persevering labor
elacata:poisson de la famille du thon
elacatena:Fest. une espèce de thon.
elacatenes:a large sea-fish, a tunny
elactesco:int., se tourner en lait
elaeemporia:traffic in oil, the oil-trade
elaeogarum:a fish-sauce with oil
elaeomalache:sorte de mauve
elaeomeli:a sort of manna which exudes from the branches of the olive-tree
elaeomoloche:guimauve [plante]
elaeon:a plantation of olives
elaeothesium:the anointing-room in a bath
elambo:to lick away, remove
elamentabilis:very lamentable
elanguidus:utterly weary
elaphoboscon:wild parsnips
elapidatus:cleared from stones
elapsio:fuite, évasion
elapsus:part. de elabor.
elaqueo:to extricate from snares, fetters; to disentangle, unfetter
elargitio:largesses.
elargitor:Dig. qui fait des largesses.
elassesco:to become exhausted, faint, weary.
elate:a sort of firtree
elaterium:a medicine prepared from the juice of the wild cucumber
elatine:a plant of the genus
elatites:a kind of blood-stone
elatiuus:qu'on peut emporter,
elato:tr., propager, divulguer
elatorie:adv., en exagérant, avec hyperbole
elaudo:tr., citer avec éloge
elautus:part. de elavo.
elbidus:
elecebra:a female allurer, wheedler, sponger
electarium:a medicament that melts in the mouth, an electuary
electe:-I. choicely -II. choicely, Comp.
electilis:choice, dainty
electiue:pour exprimer l'action de choisir
electiuus:qui marque le choix
elector:the shining sun
elector2:a chooser, selecter
electreus:made of amber
electrifer:producing amber, abounding in amber
electrinus:of amber, made of amber
electrix:she that selects, chooses
electrus:of amber
electuarium:a medicament that melts in the mouth, an electuary
eleemosyna:alms
eleemosynae:alms
eleemosynarius:donné à titre d'aumône
elegantes:Comp., sup.
elegatus:an unknown kind of fish
elegeia:An elegy
elegeion:inscription elégiaque
elegeon:an elegiac poem, an elegy
elegeus:d'élégie, élégiaque / distiques élégiaques, élégie
elegiacus:elegiac
elegiarii:
elegiarius:élégiaque [poète]
elegion:an elegiac poem, an elegy
elegium2:distique / élégie
elegius:d'élégie, élégiaque / distiques élégiaques, élégie
elegus:elegiac
elelisphacos:a kind of sage
!elelisphacus:sorte de sauge
elementicius:elementary, elemental
elementitius:elementary, elemental
elencticus:convaincant
elentesco:to become clammy, soft
eleogarum:sauce à l'huile
eleozomus:accommodé à la sauce à l'huile
elephantarius:cornac
elephantia:a very virulent kind of leprosy, elephantiasis
elephantiacus:One who labors under elephantiasis
elephantiasis:a very virulent kind of leprosy, elephantiasis
elephanticus:One who labors under elephantiasis
elephantinus:d'éléphant
elephantinus2:Belonging to the elephant
elephantiosis:a very virulent kind of leprosy, elephantiasis
elephantiosus:One who labors under elephantiasis
eleuatio:A lifting up, raising
eleuator:one who raises up, a deliverer
eleuatus:part. passé de elevo.
eleutheria:liberty
eleutherium:sorte de collier, signe de liberté
elibero:c. libero
elibero2:tr., écorcer
elices:a trench for drawing off water, a drain
elicitor:celui qui attire
elicitus:part. de elicio.
eligans:etc., v. elegans, etc.
eliganter:avec goût, avec distinction, avec finesse.
eligantia:- 1 - recherche dans sa manière de vivre, dépenses folles. - 2 - goût, choix, discernement, délicatesse. - 3 - élégance, grâce, bon goût; ornement, parure, beauté, charme. - 4 - élégance du style. - 5 - vie rangée, vie honorable.
eligibilis:éligible
elimate:[inus.], d'une manière soignée
elimatio:a filing away
elimatius:Ambr. avec plus de soin, avec plus d'exactitude.
elimator:a cleanser, purifier
elimatus:[fig.] limé, poli, cultivé / affaibli, énervé
elimes:étranger
eliminatus:part. passé de elimino; banni, exilé.
elimo:to file up
elimpido:to cleanse out, make quite clean
elingo:tr., lécher
elinguatio:amputation de la langue
elinguatus:à qui on a arraché la langue.
elino:to bedaub, defile, to cleanse completely
eliquamen:jus, suc.
eliquatio:a liquefying, dissolving
eliquatus:clear.— Comp.
eliquesco:to become liquid
eliquium:An outlet;
elisor:celui qui écrase
elisus:part. de elido.
elitigo:c. litigo :
elix:a channel for diverting a stream
elixatim:adv., en faisant bouillir
elixatura:a thorough boiling;, any thing boiled
elixura:c. elixatura
elleborine:a kind of hellebore
elleborismus:a purgative made from hellebore
elleborites:hellebore wine
elleboro:to purify with hellebore
elleborosus:in need of hellebore, out of his senses: Gr., Tr., Gr.
ellipsis:an ellipsis
ellops:a very savory sea-fish, the sword-fish;, the sturgeon
ellychnium:a lamp-wick
elocatus:part. passé de eloco.
elocutilis:oratorical
elocutorius:pertaining to oratorical expression
elocutrix:rhetoric
elocutus:P. of eloquor
elogio:to describe briefly, to state
elongatio:éloignement
elonginquo:to remove
elongo:Act., to remove, keep aloof
elotus:part. p. de elavo
elucens:brillant
elucescentia:action de faire rayonner
elucesco:to shine forth, begin to shine, to dawn, Impers.
elucido:to light, enlighten
elucifico:to deprive of light, to blind
eluctabilis:from which one may extricate one's self
eluctatio:a struggling, struggle.
elucubratio:(Lebaigue P. 419 et P. 420) veilles consacrées au travail, travail assidu, élucubration.
elucubratus:mieux préparé
elucubror:to compose by lamplight, at night, with great labor
elucus:a drowsy, dreaming person
eludificor:se moquer de
elumbus:c. elumbis
eluminatio:an enlightening
eluminatus:deprived of light, blinded
eluolus:[raisin] de couleur blonde, jaunâtre
elusco:to make one-eyed, to deprive of an eye
elusio:tromperie
elusus:P. of eludo
elutia:minerai lavé, lavures [d'or]
elutio:a washing
elutrio:to wash out.
eluxior:être surabondant (en qqch, aliqua re).
eluxurior:to put forth luxuriantly
elympido:to cleanse out, make quite clean
emacero:tr., amaigrir
emacesco:to become emaciated
emacio:to waste away, make lean, emaciate
emacresco:to grow lean, to become emaciated
emaculatus:part. passé de emaculo. - 1 - dont on a enlevé les taches. - 2 - purgé, nettoyé, purifié.
emaculo:to clear from spots, to purify
emadefactus:bien imbibé
emadesco:int., se mouiller
emanatio:an emanation
emanator:celui qui répand [fig.]
emanceps:affranchi
emancipator:an emancipator
emancipatus:part. passé de emancipo. - 1 - émancipé, indépendant. - 2 - soumis, subordonné.
emanco:to maim
emancupatio:the releasing of a son, from the, so as to render him independent, emancipation
emaneo:To stay without, remain beyond
emansio:a remaining absent beyond one's furlough
emansor:one who exceeds his furlough
emarcus:a kind of vine, producing a wine of middling quality
emargino:to deprive of its edge
emasculator:a pederast
emasculo:to castrate, emasculate
ematuresco:to grow quite ripe, to come to maturity
ematuro:to ripen completely, to bring to maturity
embadalis:relatif à l'aire
embadius:qui forme l'aire
embadon:aire, surface
embadum:aire, surface
embaenetica:an artificial appetite
embamma:a sauce
embasis:a bathing in any thing
embates:a model
emblema:travail de marqueterie / ornement en placage sur des vases
emblematicus:plaqué
embola:a putting on board, shipment
emboliaria:an actress who performed in the interludes
emboliarius:acteur d'intermèdes
embolimaeus:inserted, intercalary
embolimus:intercalaire, embolisméen, embolismique
emboline:a plant
embolismalis:c. embolimaeus
embolismus:intercalary
embolismus2:the interposition, intercalation
embolus:the piston of a pump
embrocha:a wet poultice
embrocho:tr., envelopper (
emeatus:traversé
emedium:char, chariot
emedullatus:deprived of the marrow.
emendatorius:corrective
emendatrix:she who corrects, amends
emensio:the completion of a course
emensus:Passed through, traversed
ementiticius:controuvé
ementitus:pass., forged, fabricated, pretended
ementum:idée, pensée
emeo:to pass through, traverse
emercatus:part. passé de emercor. - 1 - ayant acheté. - 2 - sens passif : acheté.
emeritum:pension de retraite [pour les soldats]
emeritus2:a soldier who has served out his time, a veteran, an exempt
emersus:P. of emergo
emersus2:a coming out, coming forth, an appearing, emerging
emetica:an incitement to vomit, an emetic
emeticus:emetic, turning the stomach
emicans:part. prés. de emico. - 1 - qui s'élance hors de, qui sort. - 2 - qui brille, brillant.
emicatim:springing forth
emicatio:a springing forth
emigratio:a removal from a place, emigration
emina:a measure, the half of a, measure
eminatio:menace
eminenter:highly, eminently
eminentes:distinguished men
eminentia:a standing out, projecting;, a prominence, protuberance.
eminentia2:Admirable passages in an oration; Greatness, distinction
eminiscor:to devise, contrive
eminulus:projecting a little
emisceo:to mingle by pouring out, to mix
emissaculum:canal pour la décharge d'un étang
emissitius:sent out, put forth;
emissor:he who sends out, throws out
emissus:P. of emitto
emitesco:to become mild, mellow
emitigo:tr., calmer, apaiser
emmanes:the plant
emmoton:a salve spread on lint
emoderor:to moderate
emodulor:to sing, celebrate
emola:c. amula
emolimentum:effort, exertion, labor
emolitus:part. de emolo.
emolitus2:part. de emolior.
emollesco:int., devenir mou, s'amollir
emollitus:part. passé de emollio. - 1 - rendu mou, devenu mou. - 2 - amolli, efféminé. - 3 - adouci, fléchi.
emolumenticius:relating to gain, dread of losing profits
emoneo:to admonish
emorsus:part. passé de emordeo; mordu.
emortualis:of or belonging to death
emortuus:dead
emotus:part. de emoveo.
empetros:a plant called in pure Lat.
emphanistica:salaire pour l'ordination des prêtres.
emphanisticum:a duty paid by a priest for the ordination
emphasis:emphasis, rhetorical stress
emphaticoteros:plus expressif, plus emphatique.
emphractum:sorte de mets cuit à l'étouffée
emphractus:couvert
emphragma:a stoppage, obstruction
emphyteuma:un bien-fonds en emphytéose
emphyteusis:a permanent tenure of land upon condition of cultivating it properly, and paying a stipulated rent, a sort of fee-farm, copyhold
emphyteuta:the lessee in the tenure of emphyteusis
emphyteuticalis:c. emphyteuticus :
emphyteuticarius:of or belonging to emphyteusis
emphyteuticarius2:celui qui a un bail emphytéotique
emphyteuticus:of or pertaining to emphyteusis
empirica:empiricism, a system founded wholly on practice
empirica2:their writings
empirice:empiricism, a system founded wholly on practice
empiricus:an empiric, a physician whose knowledge of medicine is derived from experience only
emplasma:friction
emplastra:a plaster.
emplastratio:the insertion of a small piece of the bark in inoculating a tree, scutcheon-grafting, budding
emplastro:to inoculate by inserting a bit of the bark with the eye, to scutcheongraft, to bud
emplecton:rubble-work, a sort of masonry in which the space between two walls is filled with broken stones and mortar
empleuros:à larges flancs
empneumatosis:gonflement, enflure
emponema:the value added to land by culture
emporeticus:of or pertaining to trade
!emporos:marchand
emporos:a trader, merchant, title of a play of Philemon
emprosthotonia:a disease in which the limbs are drawn forward and stiffen
emprosthotonici:personnes frappées d'emprosthotonos, sujettes à l'emprosthotonos
emprosthotonicus:suffering from this disease
emprosthotonos:suffering from this disease
empta:
empticus:acheté
emptitius:bought, purchased
emptiuus:qui s'achète
emptrix:she who buys
emptum:the purchase, contract of purchase
empturiens:desiring to buy
empturio:int., avoir envie d'acheter
emptus:achat
emptus2:P. of emo
empyesis:empyèse [suppuration dans la poitrine]
empyicus:suffering from abscesses, expectoration of blood
empyreuma:odeur de brûlé.
empyreus:fiery
empyrius:fiery
emticius:bought, purchased
emtio:a buying, purchase
emtito:to be in the habit of purchasing, to purchase often
emtor:a buyer, purchaser, who buys them dearly, the imaginary purchaser of an inheritance
emtrix:she who buys
emturiens:desiring to buy
emtus:
emugio:to bellow out, cry aloud
emulceo:tr., adoucir
emulsus:part. passé de emulgeo. - 1 - trait, qu'on a épuisé à force de traire. - 2 - épuisé, desséché.
emunctio:a wiping, blowing of the nose
emunctoria:mouchettes
emunctorium:a pair of snuffers
emunctus:P. of emungo
emundatio:a cleansing
emundator:purificateur
emusco:to clear from moss
emussitatus:tiré au cordeau
emutatio:a change, alteration
emutilo:tr., amputer [un membre]
emuto:to change, alter
emys:a kind of freshwater tortoise
enallage:a change of words
enallaxis:énallage [rhét.]
enargia:a vivid description
enaris:without a nose
enarius:sans nez
enarmonicus:enharmonic;, subst., the technical name in Greek music of a kind of melody
enarmonius:enharmonic;, subst. (sc. melodiae genus), the technical name in Greek music of a kind of melody
enarratius:more explicitly
enarratiuus:pertaining to a detailed exposition
enarrator:an explainer, expounder, interpreter
enater:the husband of a deceased man's sister
enatus:P. of enascor
enauigatus:part. passé de enavigo; traversé.
encaenia:a consecration, dedication festival
encaenio:to consecrate
encanthis:a swelling of the eyelid
encardia:an unknown precious stone, with the figure of a heart on it
encarpa:festoons of fruit
encathisma:a sitting bath
encaustica:art de peindre à l'encaustique
encausticus:encaustic, done in the encaustic manner.
encaustum:peinture à l'encaustique, encaustique / encautum ou encaustum sacrum, encre de pourpre [réservée à l'empereur]
encaustus:burned in, encaustic.
encautarium:the public archives
encautum:v. encaustum.
encautus:burned in, encaustic.
enchiridion:a manual
enchorius:in, of the country, native
enchytus:a kind of pastry, a cake
enclima:the inclination of the equator to the horizon, the elevation of the pole
encliticus:d'enclitique [gram.]
enclitique:par Pollux (formule de serment).
encolpiae:winds that arise in a bay
encolpias:
encomboma:a white garment worn by girls
encomiographus:the composer of a eulogy, a eulogist, panegyrist
encomium:praise, eulogy
encomma:the standard height
encryphias:pain cuit sous la cendre
encyclia:lettre encyclique, circulaire
encyclios:of or belonging to a circle, the circle of arts and sciences, the course of study which every Grecian youth went through before entering upon professional studies
encymos:juicy
endoclusus:c. inclusus
endouolo:arch., c. involo
endromidatus:wearing an
endromitatus:
enecatrix:a murderess
enecium:meurtre
enecto:tr., délier
enectus:P. of eneco
enema:a clyster, enema
enemion:pavot
energema:effect, efficacy
energia:energy, efficiency
energumenos:possessed of the devil
!energumenus:possédé du démon, énergumène.
eneruatio:a state of weakness, enervation
eneruatus2:eunuque / débauché
eneruiter:weakly
eneruus:enervated, weak
eneter:
engibata:a glass manikin made to move up and down in a vessel of water, the Cartesian imp
engonaton:a sort of sun-dial
enhaemon:a styptic medicine
enharmonicus:enharmonique [dans la musique grecque]
enharmonios:enharmonique [dans la musique grecque]
enharmonius:enharmonic;, subst. (sc. melodiae genus), the technical name in Greek music of a kind of melody
enhydris:a water-snake
enhydros:an unknown gem
!enhydrus:an unknown gem
enhygros:nom d'une pierre précieuse inconnue
enhypostatus:contenu dans la substance
enigma:au lieu de aen-
enisus:Strenuous, earnest, zealous, Comp.
enixim:avec effort
enixio:enfantement
enixo:- intr. - faire des efforts.
enixus2:a bringing forth, birth
enlipsis:an ellipsis
enneachordus:à neuf cordes
enneadecaeteris:the space of nineteen years
enneadicus:of the number nine
enneaeteris:période de neuf ans
enneagonus:polygone à neuf côtés, ennéagone
enneaphthongos:nine-toned, producing nine tones, sounds
enneaphtongos:qui rend neuf sons
enneaphyllon:a caustic plant with nine leaves;
enneas:the number nine
ennoea:an idea, notion
ennoematicus:intellectual, notional;, indirect
enodabilis:explicable
enodate:clearly, plainly— Comp.—Sup.
enodatio:a denouement, development, explanation
enodator:an explainer
enodatus:P. of enodo
enorchis:an unknown precious stone
enormiter:irrégulièrement, contre les règles / démesurément, énormément, excessivement
enotatus:part. de ēnoto.
enrhythmicus:rythmé, mesuré, rythmique
enrhythmos:rythmé, mesuré, rythmique
enrythmos:rhythmical, in harmony
ens:a thing;
ensicula:a little sword, rapier
ensiculus:coutelas, poignard
ensilia:lieux où l'on dépose les épées
ensipotens:mighty in using the sword;
entasis:renflement au milieu des colonnes
entaticus:stretching, stimulating. subst. m. a plant = satyrion
entaticus2:a plant = satyrion
entelechia:actuality
enterocele:a rupture, hernia
enterocelicus:one suffering from hernia
entheatus:divinely inspired
entheca:A store
enthecatus:mis en réserve, serré, enfermé
enthryscum:
enthusiastae:a sect of heretics
enthymematicus:propre à la réflexion
enthymesis:animation
enuber:qui empêche, qui s'oppose, contraire
enubilo:to free from clouds, to make clear
enubo:To marry out of one's rank
enucleata:the essence, the condensed meaning
enucleate:plainly, without ornament (of speech)
enucleatim:c. enucleate
enucleatus:pure, clean, free from undue influence, unadorned
enudatio:a laying bare
enudo:to lay bare, to deprive of
enunciatiatio:a declaration, enunciation, proposition
enunciatiatiuus:declarative, enunciative, demonstrative, picturesque
enunciatiatrix:f, she who enounces, declares
enunciatiatum:a proposition;
enunciatio:- 1 - énonciation, exposition, exposé, récit. - 2 - énoncé d'un jugement, jugement, proposition. - 3 - proposition.
enunciatiuus:- 1 - qui énonce, énonciatif. - 2 - qui montre, qui indique.
enunciator:Aug. celui qui raconte, celui qui expose.
enunciatrix:qui énonce, qui exprime; qui interprète.
enunciatum:Cic. Sen. proposition.
enuncio:to say out, to divulge, disclose, to report, tell. To pronounce, utter
enundino:to buy, purchase
enuntiatio:a declaration, enunciation, proposition
enuntiator:a revealer, declarer
enuntiatrix:she who enounces, declares
enuntiatus:part. de enuntio.
enuntiatus2:prononciation, émission de voix
enutrio:to bring up, to nourish, feed, support
enutritio:nourishment, instruction
enutritor:nourrisseur
enutritorius:propre à nourrir; [fig.] capable d'éduquer
eoad:until
eon2:an unknown tree
epactae:intercalary days
epagoge:induction
epagon:moufle, poulie
epalimma:sorte de parfum très commun
epanadiplosis:a repetition of the same word
epanalepsis:épanalepse, répétition d'un mot ou d'une pensée
epanaphora:a repetition of the same word at the beginning of several successive clauses
!epanodos:épanode ou régression, répétition d'un mot
epanodos:a return to the same word
epanorthosis:a correction of one's self in speaking
epar:the liver
ependytes:an outer garment
epenthesis:the insertion of a letter
epexegesis:épexégèse ou apposition [gram.]
ephalmator:a tumbler, dancer
ephebatus:devenu jeune homme
ephebeum:a hall set apart for the youth in the palaestra
ephebia:Puberty
ephebicus:of or belonging to a youth
ephebitus:one who has reached the age of adolescence
ephebium:lieu où s'exercent les jeunes gens / lieu de débauches
ephedra:the plant horse-tail
ephedron:c. ephedra.
ephelis:freckles
ephemericus:qui procède jour par jour
ephemeron:an unknown plant
ephesia:armoise [plante]
ephi:a Hebrew measure, used for grain, oil, an ephah
ephialtes:éphialte, cauchemar
ephippiarius:fabricant de housses
ephod:part of the clothing of the Hebrew priest
ephodus:principe, commencement
ephori:éphores [premiers magistrats de Lacédémone]
epibates:soldat de marine
epibole:an addition, accumulation of similar words
epicactis:plante inconnue
epicedion:a funeral song, dirge, in lemm.
epicedium:a funeral song, dirge, in lemm.
epicertomesis:a sneer, sarcasm
epichirema:a kind of argument, syllogism
epichysis:a vessel for pouring out
epicitharisma:the music after the play, the finale
epiclinium:dossier
epiclintae:earthquakes that move with a horizontal motion
epicoenos:
epicoenus:of both genders, epicene
epicopus:furnished with oars
epicroculum:robe de fin tissu
epicrocum:a fine, transparent garment worn by women
epicrocus:[fig.] fin, délié, transparent
epicurizo:suivre la doctrine d'Épicure
epicus:epic
epicyclus:a small circle having its centre on the circumference of a greater circle, an epicycle
epidecticalis:v. epidicticalis.
epidemetica:a payment in commutation for the liability to the quartering of troops
epidemetici:officiers qui distribuent les billets de logement
epidemos:
epidemus:epidemic
epidermis:the surface-skin, cuticle
epidicticalis:pertaining to a norm, normal
epidicticus:for display, declamatory
epidixis:a specimen of acting
epigia:sorte de roseau rampant
epiglosssis:épiglotte.
epiglottis:épiglotte.
epigrammatarius:an epigrammatist
epigrammaticus:epigrammatic
epigrammation:a short epigram
epigrammatista:an epigrammatist
epigrammista:
epigri:wooden pins, pegs
epigroma:plan d'un domaine
epilepsia:the falling sickness, epilepsy
epilepticus:epileptic
epileus:a sort of hawk
epilogicus:épilogue, relatif à l'épilogue
epilogium:prologue
epimedion:An unknown plant
epimelas:a gem superficially black
epimerismos:the summing up of the heads of an argument
epimetrum:what is given over the measure, over-measure
!epinicion:chant de victoire / pl., réjouissances au sujet d'une victoire
epinicion:a song of victory
epinomen:surnom
epinyctis:Night-blains, pustules that arise in the night
epipactis:an herb;
epipedonicus:situé entre des centuries
epipedos:plain, level
!epipedus:qui est sur un plan, qui est plan
epipetron:a plant that grows on rocks
epipetros:nom d'une plante [qui croît sur les pierres]
epiphania:surface, superficie
epiphania3:the festival of the Epiphany
epiphaniae:c. epiphania 2
epiphonema:an exclamation
epiphora:An afflux;, a defluxion of humors
epiplexis:a reproof
epiploce:a connection
epiradion:c. epiraedium
epiredia:traces, carts, wagons
epiredium:a thong by which a horse was attached to a cart
episcenium:the story over the stage
episcenos:couronnement (= le haut) de la scène
episcepsis:inspection
episcopalis:episcopal, Adv.
episcopaliter:episcopally
episcopatus:the office and dignity of a bishop, episcopate
episcopium:dignité d'évêque, épiscopat / évêché, résidence de l'évêque
episcopus:an overseer, superintendent.
episcynium:the eyebrows., sternness, severity
epistalma:a commission of the emperor
epistemonicus:qui produit la connaissance [t. de phil.]
epistolaris:of or belonging to a letter, epistolary.
epistolarius:de lettre, épistolaire
epistolarius2:porteur de lettres
epistolicus:pertaining to, consisting of letters, epistolic
epistomium:clé d'un robinet, bonde, bouchon.
epistrategia:the office of the second in command
epistrategus:the second in command, second prefect
epistrophe:a returning
epistulares:
epistularii:
epistularis:of or belonging to a letter, epistolary.
epistularius:of or belonging to a letter.
epistylium:the cross-beam that rests on the columns, the architrave
episynaliphe:c. synaloephe :
episynaloephe:a coalescing of two syllables into one
!epitaphion:épitaphe
epitaphios:a funeral oration
epitaphista:a composer of funeral orations
!epitaphium:épitaphe
!epitaphius:a funeral oration, eulogy.
epitasis:épitase, noeud de l'intrigue
!epithalamion:épithalame, chant nuptial
epithalamion:a nuptial song, epithalamium
epitheca:an addition, increase
epithema:a poultice, lotion, epithem
epithematium:a small epithem
epitherapeusis:a second remedy
epithesis:faux en écriture, faux
epitheton:an epithet, adjective
!epithetum:épithète [t. de gram.]
epithymon:the flower of thyme
!epithymum:cuscute [plante]
epitimesis:a reproof
epitimia:honneur, considération
epitogium:a garment drawn over the toga, an upper garment
!epitoma:an abridgment, epitome
epitomarius:
epitomatus:part. passé de epitomo; mis en abrégé.
epitome:an abridgment, epitome
epitomo:to abridge, epitomize
!epitonion:robinet
!epitonium:robinet
epitoxis:the notch in a catapult, in which the cord lay
epitrapezius:qu'on met sur la table
epitritos:containing four thirds.
!epitritus:épitrite [qui contient une fois et un 1/3 ; ex. / par rapport à 3, 12 par rapport à 9, v. sesquitertius]
epitrochasmos:a hurried accumulation of several points
epitrope:a surrendering
epitropos:a factor, steward
!epitropus:a factor, steward
epiurus:a wooden pin, a peg
epizeuxis:an energetic repetition of a word
epizygis:a pin at the hole of the balista, to keep the cord, when drawn through, in its place
eploceus:jaune d'or
epodes:a kind of sea-fish
epodos:a form of lyric metre invented by Archilochus, in which a longer verse is followed by a shorter one
!epodus:épode, pièce composée de vers alternativement grands et petits; le plus petit des deux vers.
epogdoos:containing a whole and an eighth
epomphalion:a plaster for the uterus
epops:the hoopoe
epopta:épopte [suprêmement initié aux mystères d'Éleusis]
epoptae:beholders; persons fully initiated into the Eleusinian mysteries, who attained the third and highest grade, that of intuition
epoptes:épopte [suprêmement initié aux mystères d'Éleusis]
epopticus:des époptes
eporediae:bons cavaliers [mot gaulois]
epotus:drunk off, drained, exhausted
epula:[arch.] c. epulae
epulares:convives
epulaticius:qui apprête au festin
epulator:a feaster, carouser
epulatorium:a feast, banquet, carouse
epulatus:repas, festin, banquet.
epulo3:c. epulor
epulosus:où il y a beaucoup de mets, [repas] splendide
equaria:a stud of horses
equarius:of or belonging to horses
equarius2:a stableboy, groom
equifer:
equiferus:a wild horse
equimentum:a fee for covering
equimulga:a mare-milker
equinus2:étalon
equio:to be in heat
equiria:the annual horse-races, held on the, th of February and the, th of March in the, in honor of Mars
equirine:interj., par Quirinus = Romulus [formule de serment]
equisaetis:
equisaetum:the, plant horse-tail
equiseta:no.
equisetis:hippuris ou prêle des bois [plante]
equisetum:hippuris ou prêle des bois [plante]
equiso:a groom, stableboy, ext., who draw vessels along by ropes
equistrator:
equitalis:de cavalerie
equitatio:a riding
equitiarius:the inspector of a stud
equitium:a stud of horses
equula:A little mare, a filly
equulus:a small young horse, a foal
er2:a hedgehog
era2:[décadence] / nombre, chiffre / ère, époque
eradicatio:a rooting out
eradicator:celui qui déracine
eradicitus:from the very roots
eranista:celui qui fait une collecte
eranthemis:another name for the plant, the chamomile
eranthemon:c. anthemis
erastes:a lover
erasus:part. de erado.
ercisco:to proceed to the division of an inheritance, to divide an inheritance.
erctum:an inheritance, estate, patrimony;, to divide an inheritance
erecte:boldly
erectio:a setting up, erecting
erector:celui qui érige, qui construit / [fig.] celui qui relève
eremigo:to row, sail through, over, to navigate
eremita:an eremite, hermit
eremiticus:d'ermite
eremitis:f., solitary, recluse
eremizo:faire le vide
eremodicium:a default of appearance before a court at the appointed time
eremus:waste, desert
eremus2:sc. locus, a wilderness, desert
erepticius:that is taken away from one for punishment
ereptitius:that is taken away from one for punishment
erepto:tr., fréq. de erepo, gravir péniblement (une pente)
ereptorius:qui doit être ôté, enlevé
ereptus:P. of eripio
eres:acc. sing., an heir, heiress.
ergasterium:a workshop
ergasticus:to be done, problems, theorems
ergastilus:
ergastula:the inmates of a workhouse, penitentiary convicts, masc. sing.
ergastularii:
ergastularis:de prison d'esclaves
ergastularius:of or belonging to a workhouse, house of correction
ergastularius2:geôlier d'une prison d'esclaves
ergastulus:a foreman in a workhouse
ergata:a sort of capstan, windlass
ergaticus:d'ouvrier, d'artisan
ergo2:proceeding from, out of.
ergo3:c. circo
ergolabus:a contractor
ericaeus:of the heath-flower
ericinus:of the hedgehog
erigdupus:
erigeron:the plant groundsel
erinaceus:a hedgehog
erineos2:a plant
!erineus:plante inconnue
erinus:de figuier sauvage
eriophoros:a kind of bulbous plant
erioxylon:cotton
eriphia:a plant
erisisceptrum:astragale [plante]
erisma:a buttress
erisma2:a buttress
eristalis:an unknown precious stone
erithace:bee-bread, sandarach
erithacus:an unknown bird
eritheus:c. erithacus
eritudo:v. heritudo.
eriuo:to draw out, draw off
ero:a braided, wicker basket, hamper
erogator:one who pays out, gives away
erogatorium:vestiaire
erogatorius:of or for distributing
erogatus:part. passé de erogo. - 1 - fourni pour des dépenses publiques, distribué, donné, dépensé. - 2 - prié instamment, fléchi par des prières.
eronalis:espèce de résine
erosio:an eating away, erosion
erosus:part. de erodo.
erotema:an inquiry, a question
eroticus:érotique
erotundatus:rounded off, polished.
!erotylos:pierre précieuse inconnue
erotylos:an unknown precious stone
errabilis:sujet à errer
erraneus:c. errans
errans:RANDOM
errantia:a wandering
erraticius:disposé à errer [fig.]
erratilis:wandering
erratio:a wandering, roving about.
errator:a wanderer
erratrix:errante
erratus:part. de erro.
erratus2:a wandering, roving about
erroneus:wandering about, straying
ersaeuio:int., s'apaiser, se calmer
erubescendus:dont on doit rougir
erubescentia:a blushing for shame, shamefacedness
erubescibilis:of which one should be ashamed
eructans:(Lebaigue P. 435 et P. 436) part. prés. de eructo.
eructatio:a casting, throwing upward
eructus:belched out;, impure, bad
erudero:to clear from rubbish
erudibilis:susceptible d'instruction
eruditrix:an instructress
eruditus2:instruction;, abl. sing.
erugatio:a clearing from wrinkles
eruilla:dim. de ervum, gessette
eruiturus:v. eruo
erumna:need, want, trouble, toil, hardship, distress, tribulation, calamity, aegrimonia, aegritudo, with much difficulty
eruncino:c. runcino
eruptor:one who makes a sally
eruptus:P. of erumpo
eruscus:ronce
erutor:a rescuer
eruturus:v. eruo
erutus:P. of eruo
erynge:érynge, panicaut, herbe à cent têtes, chardon-roulant
eryngion:a sort of thistle;, the eringo, spotted yellow thistle
eryngium:érynge, panicaut, herbe à cent têtes, chardon-roulant
erysimum:a sort of grain
erysipelas:St. Anthony's fire, erysipelas
erysisceptron:c. erisisceptrum
erysisceptrum:a low thorny shrub, also called
erythallis:a gem now unknown
erythraeus:reddish
erythraicon:a species of the plant
erythranon:a kind of ivy with reddish berries
erythranos:red
erythrocomos:red-haired
!erythrodanos:garance [plante qui teint en rouge]
erythrodanos:madder
erythros2:red
escalis:Pertaining to food
escaria:dishes, plate
escarus:v. scarus.
escatilis:edible
escensus:part. p. de escendo
eschara:The base, pedestal of a military engine
escharosis:the formation of a scab
escharoticus:producing a scar, escharotic
eschatocollion:
escifer:food-bringing
esco:to eat
esculenta:aliments, mets
esculentia:nourriture, aliments; pl., plats
esculetum:a forest of winter, Italian oaks, an oak-forest
esculeus:of the Italian oak, of oak
esculinus:de chêne.
esculus:the tallest species of oak, the winter, Italian oak, with edible acorns, sacred to Jupiter
esitatus:part. p. de esito
esito:to be wont to eat, to eat
esocina:vivier pour le poisson nommé esox
esor:an eater
esox:a fish of the Rhine, a kind of pike
essentialis:essentiel, qui tient à l'essence
essentialitas:qualité de ce qui est essentiel
essentialiter:essentially
essurio2:a hungry person
estrix:a female glutton, gormandizer
estudineatus:voûté, en forme de voûte.
estus:part. p. de edo 1
esuccatio:action de sucer
esudo:
esurialis:of or belonging to hunger, are keeping hunger-holidays, have nothing to eal
esuriens:part. adj. de esurio, qui a faim, affamé
esurienter:hungrily
esuries:hunger
esurigo:hunger
esurio2:a hungry person
esuritor:a hungry person
esus3:part. de edo 1
eta:the seventh letter of the Greek alphabet
etesiacus:of the trade-winds
etesias:vents étésiens [qui soufflent à l'époque de la canicule]
ethecae:a gallery, portico
ethica:éthique, morale [partie de la philosophie]
ethice:moral philosophy, ethics
ethicos:morally
ethicus:moral, ethic
ethnicalis:heathenish, pagan
ethnice:heathenishly
ethnicus:heathenish, pagan;, subst. m. a heathen
ethnicus2:a heathen
ethologia:the art of depicting, imitating character
ethologus:one who jestingly imitates the manners, actions, gestures, of others, a mimic
ethopoeia:an expression of character
ethopoeiacus:servant à peindre le caractère
etiam2:adv, encore alors, jusque-là [dans le passé]
etiam3:adv, encore alors, jusque-là [dans le passé]
etiamdum:hitherto, even till now, still, yet
etussio:to cough up
etymologia:etymology
etymologice:etymology
etymologicus:etymological
etymologos:an etymologist
etymon:the origin of a word
euacatio:c. vacatio
euacuatio:an evacuating;, a weakening
euacuator:destructeur
euacuatus:part. passé de evacuo.
euacuo:to empty out, evacuate
euadimonium:action de faire défaut
euador:int., ne pas comparaître en justice
euagatus:qui a erré, errant.
euaginatio:a spreading out, extending
euaginatio2:action d'errer.
euagino:to draw out of the scabbard, to unsheath
euago:c. evagor
eualidus:very strong, mighty
euallo:to cast out
euallo2:to winnow out, to cleanse from the husks, to husk, to hull
euangelicus:evangelical
euangelicus2:evangelical
euangelista:an evangelist
euangelista2:an evangelist
euangelium:Good news
euangelium2:Good news
euangelizator:a preacher of the Gospel
euangelizator2:a preacher of the Gospel
euangelizo:Act., to preach, declare, proclaim, bringing good tidings, proclaiming the Gospel, Pass.
euangelizo2:Act., to preach, declare, proclaim, bringing good tidings, proclaiming the Gospel, Pass.
euaniturus:part. fut. de evanesco
euanno:to cast out the chaff of grain from the fan, to winnow.
euaporatio:an evaporating, evaporation
euaporatiuus:evaporating, apt to evaporate
euaporo:to disperse in vapor, to evaporate
euasio:a going out
euasto:to lay utterly waste, to devastate
euasus:part. de evado.
euax2:hail! joy! good!
eubolion:the plant dittany
eucharis:agreeable, grateful
eucharistia:A thanksgiving
eucharisticon:thanksgiving
euchymus:qui a bon goût, une saveur agréable
eucnemos:with beautiful legs
eudiaeos:canule de seringue
euectatio:course, parcours d'un navire
euecto:fréq. de eveho,
euectus:P. of eveho
euectus2:a carrying out, exporting;
euelatus:c. eventilatus
euenta:pl., événements, choses accidentelles / [philos.] accident [oppos. conjuncta] / résultats, effets
euentilatus:part. de eventilo.
euentilo:to set in motion, to fan
euenusto:
euerganeus:well-wrought, well-joined
euergo:to send out, send forth
euerriae:purifications faites dans la maison d'un mort
euerriator:celui qui fait les everriae
euerso:fréq. de everto
euersus:Swept out
euersus2:réfutation
euescor:se repaître
euestigatus:traced out, found out, discovered, investigated
euethes:simple, silly
euexus:rounded off at the top, rounding upwards
eugalacton:another name of the plant glaux
eugenius:de bonne race
eugium:
euglyphus:
euhoe2:v. euhoe.
euibro:to swing forwards, to hurl, throw
euictio:a recovering of one's property by a judicial decision, a recovery, eviction
euictus:P. of evinco
euidenter:evidently, manifestly, Comp., Sup.
euidentia:clearness, distinctness., clearness, perspicuity;
euideor:to appear completely, plainly
euigesco:to lose liveliness, vigor
euigilanter:avec vigilance
euigilatio:a waking up, awakening
euigilatus:part. de evigilo.
euigoratus:deprived of vigor, liveliness
euinctus:P. of e-vincio
euiolo:to violate
euiratio:a depriving of manhood
euiratus:unmanly, effeminate
euiresco:to fade, become pale
euisceratio:affaiblissement, épuisement
euisceratus:part. p. de eviscero
euiscum:v. hibiscum
euitabilis:avoidable.
euitatio:an avoiding
euitatus:part. de evito.
euito2:to deprive of life, to kill
eulogia:présent / pain bénit
eulogiarius:celui qui était préposé à la préparation des présents
eulogium:inscription tumulaire
eumeces:nom d'un baumier / nom d'une pierre précieuse
eumetria:symmetry
eumitres:an unknown precious stone
eundus:v. eo 3, 1.
eunuchinus:of or belonging to a eunuch
eunuchion:a kind of lettuce that subdues amatory desires
eunuchismus:an unmanning
eunuchizatus:made a eunuch, mutilated
eunuchizo:
eunucho:to make a eunuch of, to unman
euocatiuus:pertaining to summoning
euocatoria:v. evocatorius.
euocatorie:en mandant, par un appel
euocatorius:citing, summoning
euoe:a shout of joy at the festivals of Bacchus
euoe2:a shout of joy at the festivals of Bacchus
euolaticus:volage.
euolatio:an escaping, rising out of
euolgo:to bring out among the people, to publish, divulge, object-sentence
euolito:to fly out frequently
euolsio:a pulling out
euolute:en détail, clairement
euolutio:an unrolling, opening, a reading
euolutus:P. of evolvo
euomitus:part. p. de evomo
euonymos:name of a tree, spindle-tree, in Lesbos
euonymos3:v. euonymos.
euorto:to overturn, turn upside down
eupatoria2:a plant, called also, agrimony
eupatorium:c. eupatoria 1
eupelios:a plant, called also
eupetalos:an unknown precious stone, the opal
euphemia:désignation favorable, euphémisme
euphonia:euphony
euphonos:
euphorbea:an African plant
euphorbeum:an African plant
euphorbia:euphorbe [plante à suc laiteux]
euphrone:night
euphrosynon:a plant, called also buglossos
!euphrosynum:a plant, called also
euplea:plante inconnue
euplia:an unknown plant
euplocamos:qui a des cheveux bien bouclés.
euplocamus:having beautiful locks
eupteron:a plant, called also
eurae:extrémités de l'essieu
eureos:an unknown precious stone
eurhythmia:harmonie dans un ensemble
eurinus:d'est
euripice:a kind of rush
euripos:a narrow channel, strait.
euroaquilo:the northeast wind
euroauster:v. euronotus
euroborus:vent du sud-est
eurocircias:vent de l'est-tiers-sud-est
euronotus:the south-southeast wind, that which is between eurus and notus
eurotias:an unknown precious stone
eurythmia:beautiful arrangement, proportion, harmony
euscheme:becomingly, gracefully, handsomely
eusebes2:an unknown precious stone
eustomachus:good for digesting
eustylos:with pillars evenly arranged
euthalos:a kind of laurel
eutheriston:a balsam-tree
eutheristos:
euthia:a straight line
euthygrammos:fait à l'équerre, droit, normal / règle ou équerre [au pr.]
euthygrammum:an architect's rule
euulsio:a pulling out
euulsus:part. de evello.
euzomon:a sort of cabbage
exabundo:to abound exceedingly
exabusus:abusing greatly
exacerbatio:an exasperation, because of
exacerbatrix:she who exasperates
exacerbatus:part. p. de exacerbo
exacerbesco:to become exasperated, irritated, angry
exacerbeseo:
exaceruans:heaping up exceedingly
exaceruo:tr., entasser, amonceler / exacervans, int., s'amoncelant
exacesco:to become sour
exacino:tr., priver de ses grains
exacisclo:v. exasciclo.
exacon:the Gallic name of the herb, centaury
exacte:exactly, precisely, accurately
exactrix:she who demands
exactus2:a sending off, away
exacum:the Gallic name of the herb, centaury
exacumino:tr., ôter la pointe de
exacutio:a sharpening, pointing
exacutus:aigu
exaduersio:désignation par la négation du contraire
exaduersus:praep., over against, opposite, vis-a\-vis.
exaduocatus:one who has been an advocate, an ex-advocate
exaduorsus:en face, vis-à-vis.
exadytuo:écarter d'un temple
exaedificatio:a building, erecting, completion of an edifice;
exaedificatus:part. p. de exaedifico
exaequatio:an equalling.
exaequatus:part. p. de exaequo
exaeresimus:that may be omitted, taken out
exaestimo:v. existimo.
exaestiuo:int., c. aestivo
exaestuatio:a boiling up, a fermentation
exaetio:
exagella:moyen de vérification, contrôle
exaggeranter:copiously
exaggeratio:a heaping, raising up.
exaggerator:one who increases, an enlarger
exagitatio:a disturbance
exagitator:one who severely blames, a censurer
exagitatus:part. p. de exagito
exagium:a weighing, weight; a balance
exagoga:an exportation, export
exalapo:to box on the ears
exalbesco:to become white.
exalbidus:whitish, white
exalbo:to make white
exalburnatus:deprived of the alburnum
exaltatio:Exaltation, elevation
exaltatiue:in an exalted state, under inspiration
exaltator:celui qui élève
exaltatus:part. p. de exalto
exaltus:très haut
exaluminatus:of the color of alum
examarico:to imbitter exceedingly
exambio:int., aller à la ronde pour solliciter / tr., briguer, solliciter
exambitus:part. passé de exambio; brigué.
examina:c. examen,
examinate:carefully, considerately
examinatio:an equipoise, equilibrium
examinator:a weigher
examinatorius:belonging to an examination
examinatrix:she that tests, tries
examinatus:p. de examino
examo:cesser d'aimer
examplexor:to clasp, embrace
examurco:to cleanse from dregs., to deprive of moisture, to dry
exancillatus:serving like a slave
exancillor:
exanclatio:
exanclatus:part. p. de exantlo
exanima:half dead with fear, terrified, dismayed
exanimabiliter:half dead
exanimatus:P. of exanimc
exanimitas:évanouissement
exanthema:an eruption on the skin, exanthema
exanthemata:cloques, pustules, exanthèmes
exantlatus:part. p. de exantlo
exantlo:pi얰⌋es
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exaperio:to open wide, throw open
exaporior:to be in utter perplexity
exapto:to fit, adjust
exaptus:fastened
exaquesco:to turn to water
exaratio:A ploughing up
exaratus:part. de exaro.
exarchus:a superintendent, overseer
exarefio:to dry up, become completely dry
exareno:tr., ôter le sable de
exaridus:dried up, quite dry.
exarmatio:a weakening, lessening
exarmatus:part. p. de exarmo
exarsus:v. exardesco
exarticulatio:désarticulation, entorse
exarticulatus:inarticulate, irregular
exartus:très étroit
exasceo:- tr. - 1 - dégrossir (avec la hache). - 2 - ébaucher.
exasciator:celui qui ouvre et ferme les tonneaux
exasciatus:hewn out;, properly prepared
exasciclo:briser avec une hache
exascio:[fig.] ébaucher
exasperatio:a roughness
exasperatrix:she who irritates, exasperates
exasperatus:part. p. de exaspero
exassulo:tr., détacher les éclats
exauctoratio:amoindrissement
exauctoratus:part. p. de exauctoro
exauctoritas:a discharge from military service
exaudibilis:that may be heard, listened to
exauditio:a hearkening to, granting
exauditor:one who hearkens to, grants
exauditus:part. p. de exaudio
exauguratio:a desecrating, profaning
exauguratus:part. p. de exauguro
exauratus:doré
exauriculatus:privé de ses oreilles
exballisto:to put an end to, to finish, conquer with the
exbibo:to drink out, drink up
exbola:a kind of missile, weapon
exbolus:rejeté, de rebut
exbromo:tr., désinfecter
excaecatio:action d'aveugler / [fig.] aveuglement
excaecator:one who blinds
excaecatus:part. p. de excaeco
excalceati:
excalceatio:action de déchausser
excalceatus:acteurs comiques [qui n'ont pas le cothurne]
excalceo:to take off the shoes.
excalceor:c. excalceo
excalceus:déchaussé
excalcio:to take off the shoes.
excaldatio:a washing, bathing in warm water
excaldo:to wash, bathe in warm water
excalesco:to become warm, med.
excalfacio:to warm, to heat
excalfactio:a warming, heating
excalfactorius:warming, heating
excalfio:pass.
excallatorius:propre à effacer le cal
excandefacio:to heat, inflame, tmesis
excandeo:Act., to make bright, whiten
excandescentia:nascent anger, passionateness, irascibility
excandido:tr., rendre tout blanc
excantator:a charmer, one who removes by enchantment
excantatus:part. p. de excanto
excarnificatus:part. p. de excarnifico
excastratio:castration
excastratus:emasculated.
excastro:c. castro
excauatio:a hollowing out
excauatus:part. p. de excavo
excaudico:to weed out, root up
excaudicodico:to weed out, root up
excaueo:c. praecaveo
excellentia2:exceptional instances
excensio:-I. a climbing, ascent -II. a debarkation, landing;
exceptaculum:a receptacle, med.
excepticius:caught up, intercepted
exceptitius:caught up, intercepted
exceptor:one who catches up, an amanuensis, short-hand writer, scribe
exceptorium:a receptacle, reservoir
exceptorius:serviceable for receiving
exceptrix:celle qui fait l'office de greffier
exceptus:P. of excipio
excerebratus:deprived of brains, rendered senseless, stupefied
excerebro:to deprive of brains, to make senseless
excerptim:en triant
excerptio:an extract, an excerpt
excerptorius:propre à extraire
excerptum:an extract, selection, excerpt
excerptus:part. p. de excerpo
exceruicatio:obstinacy, stubbornness
excessio:departure, death
excessus2:part. p. de excedo
exchalceo:dépouiller de son argent [jeu de mot avec le mot latin excalceo]
excidialis:de la destruction, fatal
excidiosus:qui tombe
excieo:to call out, summon forth, rouse
excipiabulum:épieu pour la chasse
excipium:épieu [pour la chasse]
excipula:vessels for receiving liquids, receivers, receptacles
excipulum:vase pour recevoir / épieu [pour la chasse]
excipuum:ce qui est excepté
excisatus:cut out, off
excisor:celui qui coupe / destructeur
excisorius:that serves for cutting out
excisura:the cutting out, no.
excisus:P. of 2 excīdō
excitabilis:inciting, animating
excitate:[inus.], d'une manière animée
excitatio:a rousing up, wakening
excitator:one who rouses, animates
excitatorius:qui excite, excitant
excitatrix:celle qui excite, provoque
excitor:qui excite, qui soulève, boute-feu
excitus2:part. de excio.
excitus3:action d'appeler, appel
exclamatiue:sous forme d'exclamation
exclamatus:part. p. de exclamo
exclamito:fréq. de exclamo, s'écrier souvent ou fortement
exclaro:to light up, illumine
exclino:tr., incliner hors
exclusarius:chargé d'expulser
exclusio:a shutting out, exclusion
exclusor:one who shuts, drives out
exclusorium:médicament qui expulse
exclusorius:exclusory
exclusus:P. of excludo
excoctio:a boiling, baking thoroughly
excoctus:P. of excoquo
excodico:tr., arracher des souches / [fig.] extirper / déchausser [la vigne]
excogitatio:a thinking out, a contriving, devising, inventing, may be thought out without difficulty
excogitator:a contriver, inventor
excogitatus:sought out, choice
excolatio:filtrage
excolo2:to strain out
excomedo:to eat up, consume
excommunicatio:ban of the Church, excommunication
excommunicator:celui qui excommunie
excommunico:to lay under the ban of the Church, to excommunicate
exconcinno:tr., bien arranger
exconcrescentia:
excondo:to form, exhibit
excongruus:not agreeing, not harmonious
exconsul:ancien consul
exconsularis:one who has been a consul, an ex-consul
exconsulatus:situation, dignité de l'ex-consul
excordo:tr., ôter la raison à qqn
excorio:to strip of its skin, covering, to skin, strip
excornis:without horns
excortico:tr., écorcer
excratio:tr., éconduire, expulser
excremo:to burn
excrepo:tr., émettre, pousser [un cri, etc.]
excrescentia:hauteur / excroissance
excrescentia2:morbid excrescences on the body
excreta:criblures
excretio:croissance
excretus:-I. grown up, fullgrown, med. -II. separated;
excribello:tamiser
excrocollum:mantille [de couleur de safran]
excruciabilis:Pass., deserving of torture
excruciatio:torment, torture
excruciator:a tormentor
excruciatus:part. p. de excrucio
excruciatus2:torment, torture
excubatio:a watching, keeping watch.
excubator:gardien, veilleur [d'une église]
excubialis:de garde, de sentinelle
excubicularius:an ex-chamberlain
excubitorium:a post where guards were stationed, sub fin.
excubitrix:celle qui veille
exculcator:a skirmisher, scout
exculcatus:worn out
excultor:a cultivator, rearer
excultus:P. of excolo
excuneatus:crowded out of the seats in the theatre; that can not get a seat
excurator:ancien curator
excurio:to eject from the curia, from the senate
excuro:tr., examiner avec soin
excursatio:a sally, onset
excursator:a skirmisher, scout
excurso:to break forth repeatedly, to make frequent sallies, incursions
excursus2:RDS
excusabilis:that may be excused, excusable, Comp., Adv.
excusabiliter:excusably, Comp.
excusabundus:excusing himself
excusamen:excuse
excusamentum:an excuse
excusatiuncula:a trifling excuse
excusator:one who excuses
excusatorius:qui a pour but d'excuser
excusor:a coppersmith, a smith
excussabilis:that may be excused, excusable, Comp., Adv.
excussabundus:excusing himself
excussate:without blame
excussatio:an excusing, excuse, obj., subj. gen., absol., cur, quominus
excussator:one who excuses
excussatus:part. passé de excuso. - 1 - excusé. - 2 - allégué pour excuse. - 3 - empêché.
excussio:a shaking down
excusso:to excuse
excussor:celui qui secoue, fait sortir
excussorius:that serves for shaking out
excussus2:a beating out, beating
excusus:part. de excudo.
exdico:
exdorso:to take out the backbone, to bone
exdutae:pl., dépouilles
exduumuir:one who has been a duumvir
exebenus:a precious stone of a shining white
execontalithos:v. hexecontalithos.
execttio:a cutting out, excision
execttor:one who mutilates
execttus:
exedriola:petite chambre
exedrium:a sitting-room, parlor
exedum:a plant otherwise unknown
exeduratus:deprived of hardness
exegetice:the art of interpretation, exegesis
exemplabilis:susceptible de fournir un exemple
exemplaris:That serves as a pattern, example, exemplary
exemplarium:A copy
exemplatus:copied, transcribed
exemplo:to adduce as an example
exemptilis:that may be taken out, removable
exemptio:a taking out, removing
exemptor:one who takes out, stone, a quarryman
exemptus:P. of eximo
exemptus2:a taking out, away
exenia:pl., c. xenia
exercibilis:practicable
exercipes:coureur
exercitamentum:exercise
exercitatiuus:pour l'exercice
exercitator:an exerciser, trainer
exercitatorius:diligent, active
exercitatrix:gymnastics
exercite:inus.), sans relâche
exercitor:an exerciser, trainer
exercitorius:of or belonging to exercise
exercitualis:belonging to an army
exerro:to wander away
exerugo:int., jaillir
exfafilatus:nu, découvert.
exfafillatus:c. expapillatus
exfatigatio:grande fatigue (al. exfugatio)
exfebruo:tr., purifier
exfibulo:to unclasp, loosen
exfiguro:c. figuro
exfilo:to deprive of threads, unravel
exfolio:to strip of leaves
exfornicatus:having committed fornication
exfornicor:c. fornicor
exfreto:naviguer
exfrico:v. effrico.
exfunctus:c. defunctus
exfundatus:razed to the ground
exfututus:worn out by debauchery
exgrumans:sortant d'une motte de terre.
exgruminans:sortant d'un petit tertre
exgurgito:v. egurgito.
exhaeresimus:qui est à retrancher
exhalatio:an exhalation, vapor
exhalatus:part. p. de exhalo
exhalatus2:exhalaison
exhalitus:souflle, haleine
exhareno:to cleanse from sand
exhauritorius:qui sert à vider
exhaustio:action d'épuiser / achèvement / action de se débarrasser de
exhausto:fréq. de exhaurio
exhaustorius:propre à épuiser
exhaustus:P. of exhaurio
exhebenus:pierre qui sert à polir l'or
exhedra:salle de réunion [avec sièges] / choeur dans l'église / volière
exherbo:to free from grass, woods
exheredatio:a disinheriting
exheredator:a disinheriter
exheredatus:part. de exheredo.
exheredito:to disinherit
exheres2:a disinherited person
exhibitio:A handing out, giving up, producing, delivering
exhibitor:one who presents, gives, a giver
exhibitus:part. p. de exhibeo
exhilaratio:a gladdening, rejoicing
exhilaratus:cheerful, merry
exhinc:hereupon, after this, then
exhonoratio:a dishonoring
exhonoro:to dishonor, despise
exhorris:horrible, affreux
exhortamen:exhortation
exhortamentum:exhortation
exhortatiuus:belonging to exhortation, encouragement, exhortative
exhortator:an exhorter, encourager
exhortatorius:belonging to, containing exhortation, hortatory
exhortatus:v. exhortor
exhulceratrix:she who causes soreness, exulceration
exhumoro:to free from, humors
exhydriae:winds accompanied by rain
exhydrias:
exibeo:To hold forth, tender, present; to deliver, give up, produce
exico:to cut out, away.
exigentia:exigence
exignesco:to become ignited, turn to fire
exiguo:shortly, briefly; slightly, scantily, sparingly.
exiguus2:a poor man
eximietas:excellence, eminence
exinanitas:c. exinanitio
exinanitio:an emptying, evacuation
exinanitus:part. p. de exinanio
exinfulo:découvrir, mettre à nu
existimabilis:supposable, probable, likely
existimantes:critics, critical judges
existimatus:part. p. de existimo
existumator:a judge, a critic
exitiabiliter:perniciously, fatally
exitialiter:perniciously
exitio:a going, coming out
exitiose:perniciously.—Sup.
exitiosissime:d'une manière très funeste.
exitus2:part. de exeo
exlaudo:tr., louer outre mesure
exminutuo:rendre pauvre
exmoueo:to move out, move away, remove
exmucco:], moucher [au fig. tromper]
exnunc:dès à présent
exobrutus:scraped out, cleared out
exobsecro:to entreat earnestly
exoccupo:to discharge of employment, free from occupation
exochadium:external piles
exochas:hémorroïdes
exocoetus:a fish that sleeps on the shore
exoculatus:part. p. de exoculo
exoculo:to deprive of the eyes, sight
exodiarius:a player in the
exodiosus:très odieux
exodoratus:deprived of its smell
exoleo:se faner
exomis:exomide [tunique qui laissait nu un côté de la poitrine]
exomologesis:a confession
exoneratio:an unloading, lightening, discharge
exonerator:an unloader, discharger
exoneratus:part. p. de exonero
exonychon:a plant, the lithospermon
exoperatus:achevé
exoptabilis:desirable, desired
exoptatio:désir, souhait
exoptator:celui qui désire ardemment
exorabula:means of entreating, convincing, enticements, arguments
exorabulum:procédé capable de toucher
exoratio:a moving by entreaty, effectual entreaty
exoratiuus:prayerful
exorator:one who obtains, a successful suppliant
exoratorium:moyen propre à fléchir
exoratrix:she who obtains by entreaty
exoratus:part. p. de exoro
exorbatus:utterly orphaned, bereaved
exorbito:int., dévier, s'écarter de / tr., faire dévier
exorciso:v. exorcizo.
exorcistes:Hier. exorciste. (Lebaigue P. 461 et P. 462)
exordialis:
exoriens:le levant
exoriundus:originaire de
exormiston:a fish
exornatio:an adorning, decorating, embellishing.
exornator:an adorner, embellisher.
exornatus:orné, paré
exorsus:part. p. de exordior
exortiuus:of or belonging to the rising, ascendant
exortus2:part. de exorior.
exosculatio:a fond, mutual kissing
exosculatus:part. de exosculor.
exossatim:sans os.
exossatus:part. de exosso
exossis:qui est sans os / qui se ploie comme un désossé, flexible / [fig.] sans nerf, mou
exossus:without bones, boneless
exotericus:external, exoteric
exoticus:foreign, exotic
expalmo:to slap, box, strike
expalpatio:action de palper.
expalpo:caresser [pour obtenir qqch] / soutirer par des caresses
expalponides:
expalpor:to obtain by coaxing, flattery
expansio:a spreading out, expansion
expansus:part. p. de expando
expapilatus:découvert jusqu'à laisser voir le sein.
expapillatus:bared to the breast
expartus:past bearing
expassus:part. p. de expando
expato:int., se montrer en public
expatricius:one who has ceased to be a patrician, an ex-patrician
expauefacio:to terrify, frighten, make afraid
expauefactus:épouvanté
expaueo:to be sorely afraid of
expauescentia:terreur, effroi
expauidus:terrified greatly
expausatus:rested, refreshed
expectoro:to drive from the breast; to expel, banish from the mind
expecttabilis:to be expected, expected
expecttatio:an awaiting, expecting, expectation
expecttator:a spectator
expecttatrix:she that expects, awaits
expecttatus:neutr. absol.
expectto:to look out for a thing
expeculiatus:stripped of property
expedientia:opportunité, nécessité
expedimentum:solution d'une difficulté / prestation, exécution
expeditionalis:of or belonging to a military expedition
expeditus2:c. expeditio
expeiuro:to swear falsely, perjure one's self
expensa:a disbursement, expense
expense:beaucoup, fortement
expensio:an expense, expenditure
expenso:To pay out, pay
expensus:part. de expendo.
expergefactio:an awakening, rousing
expergefactus:part. de expergefio.
expergifico:to awaken, arouse, excite
expergificus:that awakens, excites
expergisco:int., s'éveiller
experienter:avec expérience, en homme expérimenté
experimento:tr., essayer, expérimenter
experimentosus:
experitus:inhabile
experiuro:jurer fortement
experrectus:awakened, aroused, vigilant
experte:avec expérience
expertio:a trial, proof;
expetendus:Intr.
expetens:desirous, eager
expetenter:avec passion, en désirant ardemment
expetisso:tr.. souhaiter
expetitio:vif désir, voeu, souhait
expetitor:one who desires, longs for
expetitus:P. of expeto
expiabilis:qui appelle une expiation
expiamentum:moyen expiatoire
expiator:an atoner, expiator
expiatorius:atoning, expiatory
expiatrix:an atoning, expiating priestess
expiatus:part. de expio.
expiatus2:atonement, expiation
expictus:P. of expingo
expilator:a pillager, plunderer
expiscor:to search out, find out
explacabilis:très facile à fléchir
explanate:plainly, clearly, distinctly
explanatiuus:net, distinct
explanator:an explainer, interpreter
explanatorius:explanatory
explanto:to pull up, root out
expletio:a satisfying
expletiuus:serving to fill out, expletive;, quidem, equidem, autem, quoque
expletor:he who fills, completes, finishes
explicabiliter:in an explicable manner
explicanter:intelligibly, plainly
explicate:plainly, clearly
explicator:an expounder, explainer
explicatrix:she that expounds, explains
explicatus:disentangled, free from obstacles, easy, spread out
explicatus2:an unfolding, stretching apart.
explorate:with certainty
exploratiue:d'une manière évidente
explorato:c. explorate.
exploratorius:of or belonging to searching out, exploratory
exploratrix:celle qui recherche, qui explore
explosio:a driving off by clapping, an exploding
explosus:P. of explodo
expolitio:a smoothing off, rubbing up, polishing, finishing.
expolitor:a polisher
expompo:
exporgo:étendre, déployer, allonger / [fig.]
exporrectus:part. p. de exporrigo
exportatus:part. p. de exporto
exposita:the open parts, those exposed to view
exposite:plainly, clearly
exposititius:exposed, foundling
expositiuncula:a brief exposition
expositor:an expounder, interpreter
expositum:de expositus pris substt
expostulatus:part. p. de expostulo
expostulatus2:a complaint
expotatus:c. expotus
expotus:mad
expraefectus:
expraepositus:
expressim:expressly, clearly, distinctly
expressio:a pressing, squeezing out.
expressor:one who presses out, brings forth
expressus2:a forcing apparatus
exprobrabilis:worthy of reproach
exprobranter:d'un ton de reproche
exprobratiue:c. exprobranter
exprobratus:part. p. de exprobro
exproditus:exclu, chassé
expromissor:one who promises to pay
expromitto:to promise, agree to pay
exprompto:fréq. de expromo
expromptus:ready, at hand
exproperatus:hastened, hurried
expropitio:rendre propice
expugnans:part. prés. de expugno.
expugnatorius:conquering, overpowering
expugnatrix:celle qui prend de force
expugnatus:part. p. de expugno
expugnax:victorious, controlling, effectual
expullulo:int., pousser beaucoup de rejetons
expulsatus:part. p. de expulso
expulsim:by driving out, away from one's self
expulsiuus:qui a la vertu d'éloigner
expulso:to drive out, to expel, driven out of its seat, overcome, subdued
expulsus:P. of expello
expultrix:she that drives out, expels
expumico:to rub off with pumice-stone;, to cleanse
expunctio:an execution, performance
expunctor:a blotter-out, obliterator
expunctrix:she who blots out
expunctus:part. p. de expungo
expurgatio:a justification, vindication, excuse
expurgatus:p. p. de expurgo
exputatus:part. p. de exputo
exputo:To lop off, to prune, to crop
exputresco:- intr. - pourrir, tomber en putréfaction, se corrompre, se gâter.
exquaestor:
exquisitim:carefully, accurately, precisely
exquisitio:research, inquiry, investigation
exquisitor:an investigator
exradicitus:from the very roots
exradico:to pluck up by the roots, to root out, eradicate
exrogo:changer une disposition de loi
exsacrifico:to sacrifice
exsaeuio:to rage itself out, to cease raging
exsalatus:dessalé
exsanguesco:to become pale, grow faint, feeble
exsanguinatus:deprived of blood, bloodless
exsanguinesco:- intr. - être sanglant.
exsatiatus:part. p. de exsatio
exsaturatio:action de rassasier, d'assouvir
exsaturatus:part. p. de exsaturo
exscalpo:to cut out, shape., to frame, prepare
exscaturio:int., sourdre
exscendo:to climb up, mount up, ascend
exscio:tr., savoir parfaitement
exscissatus:arraché, déchiré
exscissus:part. p. de exscindo
exscreabilis:that may be hawked up, coughed out
exscreamentum:crachement
exscreatio:a hawking, coughing up
exscreatus:a hawking, coughing up
exscriptus:part. p. de exscribo
exsculptio:a chiselling out, finishing
exsculptrix:v. expultrix
exsculptus:part. p. de exsculpo
exsecatio:a cutting out, excision
exsecrabilitas:execrableness, abominableness
exsecrabiliter:execrably, comp.
exsecramentum:execration
exsecratiue:en témoignant de l'horreur
exsecrator:an execrator, detester
exsecratus:exécration
exsecro:to curse, execrate
exsector:one who mutilates
exsecutior:
exsecutor:an accomplisher, performer, executor
exsecutorius:executive
exsecutrix:celle qui exécute
exsensus:void of feeling, senseless
exsequens:qui recherche avec le plus grand soin
exsequenter:avec suite, avec conséquence
exsequialia:funeral rites
exsequialis:of or belonging to a funeral, funereal
exsequiarium:don fait à l'occasion des obsèques
exsequior:to perform the funeral rites, to bury
exsequium:repas de funérailles
exsequutus:part. passé de exsequor. - 1 - qui a suivi. - 2 - qui a traité un sujet. - 3 - sens passif exécuté.
exsercio:to patch up, mend;, to amend, repair, restore
exserte:openly, clearly, loudly, Comp., Sup.
exsiccatio:a drying up
exsiccatus:dried up, dry, jejune
exsiccesco:to dry up, become quite dry
exsignatus:part. p. de exsigno
exsigno:to write out, note down, record
exsilior:être banni, vivre en exil
exsimulo:c. simulo
exsinceratus:altéré.
exsinuatus:part. p. de exsinuo
exsinuo:to unfold, spread out, extend
exsistentia:existence
exsistentialis:relatif à l'existence
exsistentialitas:possibilité d'avoir l'existence, existence virtuelle
exsistentialiter:essentiellement
exsolens:qui s'abstient de viandes
exsolido:tr., consolider
exsolo:v. exsulo.
exsolutus:P. of exsolvo
exsomnio:tr., éveiller / int., s'éveiller
exsordesco:to become defiled, polluted;
exsordis:propre
exspatiatus:v. exspatior.
exspatior:to wander from the course, go out of the way; to spread out, extend; to digress, expatiate
exspectabilis:to be expected, expected
exspectato:adv., lorsqu'on s'y attendait [mais seult avec une négat.] / non exspectato, à l'improviste
exspectator:a spectator
exspectatrix:she that expects, awaits
exspergo:to sprinkle, scatter abroad, disperse
exspiratio:a breathing out, exhalation
exspiratus:part. passé de exspiro; rendu par le souffle.
exsplendesco:to shine forth, glitter
exspoliatio:a spoiling, plundering
exspoliator:a pillager, plunderer
exspolior:c. exspolio
exspuitio:a spitting out
exspumo:to froth, foam out
exsquamo:
exstans:p.-adj. de exsto, en saillie, proéminent
exstantia:a standing out, prominence, projection
exstasis:terror, amazement
exstaturus:v. exsto
exstercoro:tr., vider [les latrines]
exstillesco:v. exstillo
exstillo:to drop, trickle out
exstinctio:a putting out;, extinction, annihilation
exstinctus:dead, m
exstinctus2:an extinguishing
exstinguibilis:extinguishable;, destructible
exstirpatio:a rooting out, extirpation
exstirpator:an uprooter
exstirpatrix:she who destroys, wastes
exstirpatus:part. p. de exstirpo
exstructe:dans une toilette excessive
exstructor:he who builds up, erects
exstructorius:that builds up
exstructum:a lofty seat
exsuccidus:without juice, sapless
exsucco:to deprive of juice, extract the juice of
exsuccus:without juice, sapless
exsucidus:without juice, sapless
exsuco:to deprive of juice, extract the juice of
exsucus:without juice, sapless
exsudatio:dégagement par la transpiration
exsudatus:part. p. de exsudo
exsufflatio:exorcisme (au baptême) / mépris
exsufflator:one who blows at;, a despiser, mocker
exsufflatus:part. p. de exsufflo
exsufflo:To blow away
exsulabundus:exilé
exsulans:part. de exsulo.
exsularis:of or belonging to exile, to exiles
exsulatio:banishment, exile
exsulator:a banisher, expeller
exsulatus:banishment, exile
exsulor:v. exsulo
exsultabilis:qui fait bondir (de joie)
exsultabundus:leaping for joy, exulting
exsultans:skipping, hopping
exsultantia:a springing up, an attack
exsultatiuus:triumphant
exsumptuo:tr., rendre pauvre
exsuper:au-dessus
exsupera:sorte de verveine
exsuperans:part.-adj. de exsupero, qui surpasse, qui l'emporte, qui excelle
exsuperatio:exaggeration
exsuperator:a conqueror
exsuperatorius:conquering, victorious, the month of November, called after the conqueror, Commodus
exsuperatus:part. p. de exsupero
exsuppuro:[fig.] faire sortir [qqch de vicié]
exsurdatus:part. p. de exsurdo
exsurrectio:an arising
exsuscitatio:an awakening, arousing
extae:c. exta.
extaediatus:worn out, utterly wearied
extaedior:être accablé de dégoût
extalis:the straight gut, rectum
extar:chaudron pour faire cuire les entrailles [des victimes]
extaris:of or belonging to the entrails
extempero:tr., accommoder convenablement
extemporalitas:the faculty of extemporaneous speaking, versifying
extemporaliter:extemporaneously, on the moment
extemporaneus:c. extemporalis
extense:at length, extensively
extensio:A stretching out, extension.
extensipes:another name for
extensius:
extensiuus:extensive, what may be extended
extensor:he who, stretches, a torturer
extensus:P. of extendo
extente:-I. at length, extensively -II. widely
extentero:to disembowel, draw
extentio:a stretching out, extension
extentius:
extentus2:a stretching out, extending, extent
extenuatio:a thinning, rarefaction.
extenuatorius:attenuating
extenuatrix:qui affaiblit.
extenuatus:very much thinned, reduced
exterebro:to extract by boring, to bore out
extergimentarium:
extergo:to wipe out, off, to wipe dry, wipe
exterius:on the outer side, without
extermentarium:linge qui s'use en frottant
exterminabilis:that may be destroyed;, temporal, perishable
exterminatio:a destruction
exterminator:an ejector, expeller, destroyer
exterminatus:part. de extermino.
exterminium:a driving away, expulsion
exterminus:taking one's self off
externatio:action d'éloigner.
exterraneus:étranger
exterritatio:épouvante
extersus:P. of extergeo
extestinus:v. extraneus
extimatio:extrémité
extimo:tr., penser, croire, v. existimo // tr., reléguer à une extrémité
extispex:one who prophesies by inspecting the entrails of animals, a diviner, soothsayer
extispicium:an inspection
extispicus:c. extispex
extollentia:pride
extorno:tr., faire tourner
extorpeo:c. torpeo
extorpesco:to grow numb, torpid
extorreo:to parch up, to scorch
extorsio:an extortion
extortor:an extorter
extortus:deformed
extracludo:to exclude
extraclusus:shut out, excluded
extracola:celui ou celle qui habite au dehors
extractorius:drawing out, extractive
extractus:P. of extraho
extrameatus:action de sortir, sortie
extramundanus:beyond the world, extramundane
extramuranus:without the walls
extranaturalis:beyond nature, not natural
extranee:d'une manière étrangère, c.-à-d. improprement
extraneo:to treat as a stranger, disown
extraneus2:a stranger
extraordinarie:with excessive frequency
extremalia:extrémité
extremi:les derniers, l'arrière-garde
extremo:at last, finally
extremum2:For the last time
extricabilis:qu'on peut débrouiller, démêler
extricatio:solution, découverte
extricor:c. extrico.
extrinsecus2:outer
extritus:part. de extero.
extro:to go out from, to quit
extrorsum:adv., au dehors (avec mouvement)
extrorsus:in an outward direction
extruncis:[arbre] coupé
extrusus:P. of extrudo
extuberatio:a tumor, swelling
extuberatus:part. de extubero.
extubero:int., s'enfler, se gonfler, s'élever / tr., faire enfler, bomber
extumefactus:swollen
extumeo:to swell up
extumesco:être enflé, s'enfler
extumidus:raised
extumus:placé à l'extrémité, qui est au bout, le plus éloigné / dédaigné, méprisé
extunc:adv., dès lors, depuis lors
exturbatus:part. de exturbo.
exturpo:tr., déshonorer, dégrader
extussio:to cough up
exuaporo:v. evaporo.
exuberans:Superfluous
exuberanter:adv., surabondamment
exuberantia:superabundance, exuberance, in lemm.
exuberatio:superabundance, excess;
exucttus:sucked out, dried up
exueho:c. eveho.
exuerrae:purifications faites dans la maison d'un mort
exuibrisso:int., donner des inflexions à sa voix (al. vibrisso)
exuicario:qui a été remplaçant.
exuito:c. evito
exulceratorius:of or pertaining to festering, ulceration
exulceratrix:she who causes soreness, exulceration
exumbris:qui n'a pas d'ombre
exunctio:action de oindre, onction.
exunctus:part. de exungo.
exundans:overflowing, abundant
exundanter:surabondamment
exundantia:an overflow
exundantius:
exungo:to anoint
exunguis:without claws
exungulo:to lose the hoof
exunguo:- tr. - oindre.
exustio:A burning up, a conflagration
exustus:P. of exuro
exutio:an exclusion;
exutus:P. of exuo
fabaceus:of or consisting of beans, med.
fabacia:v. fabaceus.
fabaciae:cosses de fève
fabacius:of or consisting of beans, med.
fabaria:a female dealer in beans
fabata:purée de fèves
fabatarium:a vessel
fabatus:Made of beans
fabea:servante ; [un] esclave
fabellator:
faber2:workmanlike, skilful, ingenious, Sup., Adv.
fabeus:servante ; [un] esclave
fabrefacio:to make, frame, fashion, do skilfully
fabrefactus:skilfully made, artistically wrought
fabrefio:to be made, fashioned skilfully
fabricabilis:that may be wrought, formed
fabricamentum:objet fabriqué
fabricarius:Gloss. propre à être travaillé.
fabricatio:a making, framing, structure, manner of construction
fabricatorius:creative
fabricatrix:she that contrives, devises, produces
fabricatura:Dig. ouvrage de manufacture, ouvrage fait à la main.
fabricatus:part. de fabrico
fabricatus2:a skilful production, contrivance;, device
fabricenses:fabricants d'armes, ouvriers d'un arsenal.
fabricensis:an armorer
fabricius3:fumé, séché dans la fumée [de la forge]
fabricula:a small workshop
fabrificatio:a making, contriving, producing
fabrilia:mechanical tools, implements
fabrilitas:corps des forgerons
fabriliter:skilfully, in a workmanlike manner
fabrio:to make, prepare
fabula2:petite fève
fabularis:fabulous
fabulatio:narration discourse
fabulis:of or belonging to beans, bean-
fabulo:c. fabulor
fabulo2:fabricant de mensonges
fabulose:-I. fabulously, Comp, Sup. -II. fabulously
fabulositas:fabulous invention;
fabus:c. faba
facelaria:a dish of pickled French beans
facella:petit flambeau
faces:arch. pour fax
facessitus:part. de facesso
facetior:to talk wittily, be facetious
faceto:tr., orner, embellir
facialia:linges pour essuyer le visage
faciliter:-I. easily -II. easily
facilius:`
!facillimus:superl. de facilis.
facillo:
facinorose:viciously, scandalously
facitergium:a cloth, towel
facticiosus:qui fait beaucoup de choses
facticius:made by art, artificial, factitious
factionarius:the head of a company of charioteers
factiose:mightily, powerfully
factitamenta:things made, works
factitamentum:ouvrage, oeuvre
factitatio:a making, creating
factitator:a maker
factitius:made by art, artificial, factitious
facto:to make, do, perform
factorium:an oil-press
factrix:créatrice, plastique [en parl. des arts]
factura:a making, manufacture, formation
factus:elaborate, finished, artistic, silver-ware, complete
facul:easily
facularius:porteur de torche
facultaticula:faibles moyens
facultatula:small, scanty means, no., med.
faculter:easily
facundiosus:full of eloquence, eloquent
facunditas:eloquence
faecaceus:semblable au marc [de raisin], à la lie
faeceus:impure, feculent;
faecinius:that makes, leaves dregs, abounding in dregs
faecinus:that makes, leaves dregs, abounding in dregs
faecla:burnt tartar, salt of tartar
faecosus:full of dregs
faeculentia:lees, dregs; filth
faeculentus:abounding in dregs, sediment, thick, impure, feculent
faeles:e`
faelis:chat, chatte / martre, putois / [fig.] = ravisseur
faenarius:of or for hay, hay-, subst. m. a seller of hay, a hay salesman
faenarius2:a seller of hay, a hay salesman
faenerarius:-I. one who lends money on interest, a usurer -II. a seller of hay, a hay salesman
faeneraticius:of or relating to interest
faeneratitius:of or relating to interest
faeneratorius:pertaining to a usurer, usurious
faeneratrix:a female money-lender, usurer
faeneratus:part. passé de fenero; prêté à intérêt.
faeneror:to lend on interest, at two per cent, To waste by usury, To put out at interest, practise for gain
faeniculum:fennel
faenile:fenil [lieu où l'on serre le foin] / champ de foin
faenilia:a hay-loft
faenilis:
faenisecta:mown hay;
faenisector:a grass-cutter, mower
faenisex:a mower
faenisicia:mown hay
faenusculum:a little interest
faeteo:to have an ill smell, to stink
faetesco:to become stinking
faetor:an offensive smell, a stench
faetulentus:stinking, fetulent
fafae:interj. exprimant le dégoût, fi donc !
fageus:of beech, beechen
faginus2:for fagus
fagum:faîne
fagus2:hêtre
falae:tours de bois / [prov.] / les sept colonnes de bois de l'Épine du cirque
falanx:
falarica:a sort of missile wrapped with tow and pitch, set on fire, and thrown by the catapult
falcastrum:an agricultural instrument, a bush-hook
falcicula:a small sickle
falciger:sickle-bearing
falcipedius:bandy-legged
falcito:tr., élaguer
falco:a falcon.
falere:a pile, pedestal
falisca2:a rack in a manger
faliscae:mangeoires, râteliers
falla:an artifice, trick
fallacies:c. fallacia
fallaciloquus:speaking deceitfully, falsely
fallaciosus:deceitful, deceptive, fallacious
fallacitas:deceit, artifice
fallens:part. de fallo
falsarius:faux
falsatio:a falsifying
falsator:faussaire
falsatus:falsified
falsidicentia:habitual falsehood
falsificatus:falsified
falsificus:that acts falsely
falsiiurius:that swears falsely
falsilocus:that speaks falsehoods
falsiloquax:c. falsiloquus
falsiloquium:false speaking, falsehood, lying
falsiloquus2:a false accuser
falsitas:falsehood, falsity
falsitestis:faux témoin
falso2:to falsify
falsosus:trompeur, décevant
falsus2:a liar, deceiver
famatus:in bad odor, notorious, disreputable
famecula:faim peu vive
famelice:hungrily
famelico:to make hungry, cause to famish
famelicosus:famélique
famelicus2:a hungry, famished person, one suffering from hunger
famella:diminutif de fama
famescens:suffering hunger, hungering
famesco:int., avoir faim
famex:a bruise, contusion, N cr.;
famicalis:qui sert pour le traitement des abcès
famidus:affamé
famiger:spreading reports
famigerabilis:famous, celebrated
famigeratio:tale-bearing., a report, rumor
famigerator:a talebearer
famigeratus:famed, celebrated
famigero:tr., faire courir des bruits
familiaresco:to grow familiar, intimate
familiaricus:of or belonging to the house-servants, domestics
familiola:a little family
familiosus:qui a beaucoup d'esclaves
famis:v. fames.
famix:inus. au nom.), sorte d'abcès
famose:avec éclat
famositas:ill fame, infamy, ignominy
famulabundus:that serves zealously, serviceable
famulanter:-I. servilely, slavishly -II. servilely, submissively
famulatio:a body of domestics, household
famulatorie:slavishly
famulatorius:servile, slavish
famulatrix:that serves; subst., a female servant, handmaid
famulatus:part. de famulor
famulitas:a serving, servitude
famulitio:troupe d'esclaves
famulitium:servitude, slavery
famulo:to use as a servant, to make serviceable
famulosus:c. famulus 1
fanatice:enthusiastically, franticly
fanitalis:pertaining to a temple
fano:to dedicate, consecrate
fans:part. prés. de for
fanulum:a small temple
farciminosus:of or belonging to a disease called
farciminum:a disease in horses and other animals, costiveness
farcino:to stuff
farctum:
farctura:A cramming, fattening
farctus:stuffing
faredo:a kind of abscess
farfarum:tussilage
farfarus:the plant colt's-foot
farfenum:c. farfarum
farferum:tussilage
farferus:c. farfarus.
farfugium:tussilage (plante).
farinaceus:farineux / des farineux
farinarium:grenier à farine
farinatus:réduit en farine
farinosus:of meal, mealy
farinula:a little meal
farinulentus:mealy
fario:a salmon-trout
fariolus:v. hariolus
farneus:of the ashtree
farnus:an ash, ash-tree
farraceus:of spelt
farracius:c. farreus
farraginaria:c. farrago
farraria:
farrarium:grange
farratum:bouillie de blé
farreatio:the use of speltbread in marrying
farreatus:made with the use of spelt-bread
farriculum:a small spelt-cake
farricus:de froment
farsilis:crammed, fattened
farsio:action de bourrer, de farcir
farsura:a fattening
farsus:v. farcio
farticula:a little stuffing
farticulum:dim. de fartum
fartilis:stuffed, crammed.
fartim:by stuffing, cramming;, closely, densely
fartrix:de fartor
fartum:ce qui sert à garnir, à farcir, farce
fartura:A cramming, fattening
fartus:P. of farcio
fartus2:stuffing
fascea:a band, bandage, swathe, girth, fillet.
fasciatim:in bundles
fasciatus:part. de fascio
fascicularia:things carried in bundles
fasciger:bearing the fasces
fascimentum:emplâtre, cataplasme
fascinatio:an enchanting, bewitching, witchcraft
fascinator:an enchanter
fascinatorius:of or belonging to enchantment, witchcraft
fascinosus:with a large
fascio:to envelop with bands, to swathe, Pass.
fasciolo:tr., envelopper de bandelettes
fasciolum:petit lien, petit ruban
faselare:haricot confit au vinaigre
faselaria:a dish of pickled French beans
faselinus:de faséoles.
faselus:a kind of bean with an edible pod, French beans, kidney-beans, phasel
faseolus:a kind of bean with an edible pod, French beans, kidney-beans, phasel
fasianarius:a pheasant-keeper
fasianus:a pheasant
fasiolos:a plant, also called
fassus:P. of fateor
fastidibilis:act., nauseous, loathsome, disagreeable
fastidibiliter:d'une manière fastidieuse; avec dédain.
fastidiliter:with disgust
fastidiositas:dégoût
fastiditas:a loathing, aversion
fastiditus:disdaining, despising
fastigatio:a sharpening to a point, pointing
fastigio:v. fastigo
fastuosus:c. fastosus
fatalitas:fatal necessity, fatality
fatatus:marqué par le destin
fatesco:c. fatisco.
faticanus:announcing fate, prophesying, prophetic
faticinus:announcing fate, prophesying, prophetic
fatigabilis:that may be wearied
fatigator:celui qui fatigue
fatigatorius:jeering, bantering
fatigatus:part. passé de fatigo. - 1 - fatigué, las, lassé, harassé. - 2 - tourmenté, persécuté.
fatilegus:gathering, collecting death
fatiloquium:prophecy
fatiloquus:declaring fate, prophesying, prophetic;, subst., a prophet, a prophetess
fatiloquus2:a prophet, a prophetess
fatio:parole
fatis:
fator:dire et redire
fator2:celui qui parle
fatuatus:part. de fatuor
fatue:foolishly, absurdly
fatuina:pivoine [fleur]
fatuitas:foolishness, folly, silliness, fatuity
fatuito:dire des sottises, divaguer
fatuito2:d'une manière fatale
fatuor:to talk foolishly
fatuor2:to be inspired
fatus:P. of * for
fauea:a favorite female slave
fauens:favorable, propitious, Plur<*>, applauding witnesses, applauders
fauentia:a being favorable, keeping silence, favere
fauillaceus:of or like ashes
fauillacius:
fauillaticus:like ashes, med.
fauillatim:en forme de cendre
fauillesco:to be reduced to ashes
fauisae:underground reservoirs, cellars near the temples, for water, for sacred utensils no longer in use
fauisor:c. fautor
fauissae:underground reservoirs, cellars near the temples, for water, for sacred utensils no longer in use
fauonialis:A Roman proper name., a contemporary of Cicero and an imitator of M. Cato, whence he received the derisive sobriquet of
fauorabiliter:with applause, approbation, favorably, Comp.
fauoralis:c. favorabilis
fauoratus:favored
fauoro:tr., favoriser
fauorosus:favorisé
feber:c. fiber 2
febresco:to catch a fever, med.
febribilis:that easily produces fever, med.
febricosus:that has a fever
febriculentus:that has a fever
febrifugia:a plant, the centaury
febrilis:de fièvre, fébrile
febrio:to be ill of a fever, to have a fever
februamentum:a religious purification, expiation
februatio:a religious purification, expiation
februo:to purify, expiate
fecosus:v. faecosus, etc.
fecundator:he who fertilizes, makes fruitful
fecunde:fruitfully, abundantly
fecundia:c. fecunditas
fecundito:to fertilize
fedus:c. haedus
fefellitus:v. fallo
feles:a cat
felicatus:adorned with fern
felicito:to make very happy
felicones:bons à rien
felictum:fougeraie
feliculus:assez heureux
felineus:of or belonging to a cat
felinus:of or belonging to a cat
felio:int. crier [en parl. du léopard]
felis:chat, chatte / martre, putois / [fig.] = ravisseur
felix3:the hair of the pubes
fellator:a sucker
fellatrix:celui, celle qui suce
fellebris:sucking, med.
felleus:of gall, full of gall, like gall
fellico:to suck, draw by sucking
fellicula:bile
felliducus:that carries off the gall
fellifluus:flowing with gall
fellineus:de bile
fellinosus:bilieux
fellito:to suck, draw by sucking
fellitus:imbued with gall, steeped in gall
fellosus:full of gall
femellarius:a follower of girls
feminal:sexe de la femme
feminalia:bandages for the upper part of the thighs, thigh-bandages
feminamas:v. femina.
feminatus:made womanish, effeminate
feminilis:de femme
feminine:femininely, of the feminine gender
femino:to pollute one's self
femorale:a covering for the thigh
femoralia:
femoralis:de cuisse / c. feminalia
fenarius2:marchand de foin
fendicae:entrails used as food
fendo:etc.), pousser
fenebris:of or relating to interest, usury
fenerarius:a seller of hay, a hay salesman
feneraticius:of or relating to interest
feneratorius:pertaining to a usurer, usurious
feneratrix:a female money-lender, usurer
feneratus:part. passé de fenero; prêté à intérêt.
fenestella:a small opening in the wall, a little window.
fenestratus:part. passé de fenestro; qui a des fenêtres, des ouvertures.
fenestro:to furnish with openings, windows
fenestrula:a little window
feneus:of hay
feniculinus:
fenile:fenil [lieu où l'on serre le foin] / champ de foin
fenilia:a hay-loft
feniseca:faucheur
fenisecia:Varr. récolte de foin, foin.
fenisecta:mown hay;
fenisector:a grass-cutter, mower
fenisex:a mower
fenisicia:mown hay
fenisicia2:fenaison
fenisicium:v. fenisicia.
fensus:irrité
fenusculum:a little interest
feracitas:fruitfulness
feraciter:fruitfully;
feracius:
ferale:n. pris advt, d'une manière lugubre
feralis2:de bête sauvage
feraliter:fatally, med.
ferasco:
ferctum:a sort of oblation-cake
ferendus:P. of fero
ferens:part. prés. de fero.
fereola:Col. sorte de vigne.
feria:c. feriae
feriaticus:free from labor, holiday
fericula:petit animal
ferior:to rest from work, to keep holiday
feritans:bearing
ferito:tr., fréq. de fero
fermemodum:adv., presque
fermentacius:fermenté
fermentalis:fermenté
fermentarius:pertaining to fermentation
fermentatio:a union, uniting
fermentatorium:
fermentatrix:celle qui fait fermenter.
fermentatus:loose, soft
fermentesco:to swell, rise, become loose
fermento:to cause to rise, ferment;, pass., to rise, ferment.
fermentosus:qui fermente
ferramenta:implements of iron, tools shod with iron, irons, axes, swords, tools
ferramentarius:a maker of iron implements, a blacksmith
ferrariarius:one who works in iron-mines, a miner
ferrati:
ferreola:sorte de vigne
ferrifodina:an iron-mine
ferriterium:the place of those who are galled with irons;
ferritribax:iron-galled, galled with fetters
ferruginans:that tastes of iron
ferruginosus:
ferruminatio:a cementing, soldering
ferruumino:to cement, solder, glue, unite, bind, join.
fertiliter:plus abondamment
fertor:one who bears
fertorium:a sedan-chair
fertorius:that serves for bearing, carrying
fertus:fertile, productive
feruenter:[fig.] avec chaleur, ardeur, impétuosité / avec ferveur
feruide:avec chaleur.
ferulaceus:Made of fennel-giant
ferulago:an inferior species of fennel-giant
ferularis:of or belonging to fennel-giant
feruleus:Made of fennel-giant
ferumen:Cement, solder, glue, connection, connecting word
feruminatio:a cementing, soldering
ferumino:souder
feruumino:to cement, solder, glue, unite, bind, join.
feruunculus:c. furunculus 2
feruura:brûlure
fessulus:somewhat wearied
festalis:de fête
festatus:dressed in festal attire
festice:joyously
festinabiliter:c. festinanter
festinabundus:hastening, quick
festinans:hasty, in haste
festinantia:c. festinatio
festinate:à la hâte, v. festinato
festinatim:hastily, speedily
festinato:hastily, hurriedly
festinatus:part. passé de festino; hâté.
festine:hastily
festinis:c. festinus
festino2:à la hâte, rapidement
festiuitatula:petite fête, petite solennité
festiuiter:Joyously, gayly, cheerfully
festiuo:int., être en fête
festiuum:
festucarius:pertaining to manumission
festucatio:v. fistucatio.
fetalia:a birth-day
fetesco:to become stinking
fetiales:a Roman college of priests, who sanctioned treaties when concluded, and demanded satisfaction from the enemy before a formal declaration of war
fetifer:causing fruitfulness, fertilizing
fetifico:to bring forth, breed, hatch, spawn
fetificus:fructifying
feto:int., pondre / tr., féconder [en parl. d'un mâle]
fetor:an offensive smell, a stench
fetosus:prolific
fetulentus:stinking, fetulent
fetum:v. fetus.
fetuosus:enceinte
feturatus:made into a fetus
fetutina:a stinking place, dirty puddle
fetutinae:
fex:v. faex.
fi:pah! foh!
fiala:v. phiala.
fiber:arch., qui est à l'extrémité
fiber2:beaver, a beaver
fibratus:fibrous
fibrinum:poil de castor
fibrinus:of the beaver, beaver-
fibulatio:a brace, bolt that fastens together
fibulatorius:provided with clasps, buckles
ficaria:a fig plantation
ficarius2:marchand de figues
ficatum:the liver of an animal fattened on figs, med.
ficecula:a small bird, the fig-pecker, becafico, in lemm.;
ficella:c. ficedula
ficetula:a small bird, the fig-pecker, becafico, in lemm.;
ficetum:A fig-plantation
ficitas:abundance of figs
ficitor:a fig-planter, cultivator of figs
ficolea:v. Ficulea.
ficosus:full of, suffering with, piles, Sup.
ficticie:in pretence
ficticius:artificial, counterfeit, not genuine, fictitious
fictilia:An earthen vessel
fictiliarius:a potter
fictio:A making, fashioning, forming, formation
fictiosus:inventé, fictif
fictitius:artificial, counterfeit, not genuine, fictitious
fictoria:art plastique
fictrix:she that forms, fashions
fictura:a forming, fashioning
ficulea:pieu en bois de figuier
ficulnetum:pépinière de figuiers
ficum:c. ficus 1
ficus2:fic, verrue
fidamen:trust, confidence
fide:faithfully
fidedictor:a surety, bail
fideicommissarius:of or belonging to a fideicommissum or feoffment in trust. Subst. m. one who receives an inheritance through a fideicommissum, a feoffee in trust
fideicommissarius2:one who receives an inheritance through a fideicommissum, a feoffee in trust
fideicommissum:a bequest given for the benefit of a third person, by way of request, not of command; and held to be equitably due out of respect to the wish of the testator
fideicommitto:to leave, by last will and testament to be delivered to a third party, to bequeath in trust
fideiubeo:to be surety, bail, to give, go bail for, Pass. impers.
fideiussio:a giving, being surety; suretyship, bail
fideiussor:one who gives security, a bail, a surety
fideiussorius:relating to surety, bail
fidelis2:a trusty person, a confidant
fidentia:confidence, self-confidence, boldness
fidepromissor:a surety, bail
fidepromitto:to be surety, go bail
fides3:a chord, string (of a musical instrument)
fidicinarius:joueur de lyre
fidicinius:de joueur de lyre
fidicino:to play on the lute, lyre
fidicinus:of or for playing on stringed instruments, for luteplaying
fidiculae:a small stringed instrument, small lute
fidicularius:like a cord, twisted;, entangling, delusive
fidis:lyre
fiducialis:
fiducialiter:confidently
fiducio:to pledge, mortgage
fidustus:très fidèle
figlina:art du potier / carrière d'argile / atelier (boutique) de potier
figlinum:vase en terre, poterie
figlinus:de terre, de potier
figmen:formation, figure, image
figmentum:formation
figularius:potier
figulatio:a forming, fashioning
figulator:potier
figulatus:fait avec de la terre
figulina:art du potier / carrière d'argile / atelier (boutique) de potier
figulinum:poterie, vase en terre.
figulinus:of or belonging to a potter, potter, s
figulo:to form, fashion
figuralis:symbolique
figuralitas:a figurative mode of speaking, med.
figuraliter:figuratively, med.
figurate:figuratively
figuraticius:
figuratim:d'une manière figurée.
figuratio:A forming, fashioning; shape, form, figure
figuratiua:figurative mode of speaking
figuratiue:dans le sens figuré
figuratiuus:pertaining to the figurative mode of speaking, figurative
figurato:c. figurate
figurator:one who forms, fashions
figuratrix:celle qui donne une forme à, qui façonne
figuratus:formed, fashioned, shaped, med., derived
figuratus2:formation
filamen:c. flamen 1
filamentum:assemblage de fils
filectum:a place abounding in ferns
filetius:plein d'amour
filex:c. filix
filialis:filial
filialitas:c. filietas
filiaster:a stepson
filiastra:a stepdaughter
filiatio:filiation [droit]
filicatus:adorned with fern
filicina:a plant, also called
filicones:bons à rien
filictum:a place abounding in ferns
filicula:a plant, also called, rock-fern, polypody
filietas:sonship, the descent of the son from the father
filo:tr., étirer en fil / [fig.] faire couler en fil
filosophumenos:philosophical
filtrum:
filus:c. filum
fimbriatus:fibrous, fringed
fimetum:a dung-hill
fimum:abl. fem., that which fertilizes, manures, dung, ordure, excrement
finalis:of or relating to boundaries
finalitas:the being last
finaliter:at last, to the very end
fingibilis:imaginary, seeming
fini:jusqu'à
finiens:a boundary, horizon, plur
finite:To a certain extent, within limits
finitiuus:defining, explaining
fintinnio:
fircus:[mot sabin], c. hircus
firmatrix:celle qui affermit
firmatus:P. of firmo
fiscalia:moneys for the treasury
fiscalis:of or relating to the public, the imperial treasury, fiscal, complaints made for the advantage of the revenue, the fines resulting from which were to go into the treasury
fiscarius:a debtor to the treasury, med.
fiscatio:
fiscellus2:a small basket for fruit, cheese-forms, woven of slender twigs, rushes, muzzle, form
fisclum:tamis ou chausse à huile
fisco:
fiscopatronus:
fissiculo:to divide the entrails
fissio:a cleaving, dividing
fissipes:cloven-footed.
fissura:a cleft, chink, fissure
fissurarius:celui qui fend, fendeur
fissus:P. of findo
fistella:a little pipe
fistuca:an instrument for ramming down, a rammer, beetle
fistucatio:a ramming down, ramming fast
fistuco:to ram down, in, to ram fast
fistularis:Like a shepherd's pipe
fistularius:a player on the shepherd's pipe, a piper, no.
fistulatim:in the shape of pipes
fistulator:a player on the shepherd's pipe, a piper
fistulatorius:of or belonging to a player on the pipes
fistulatus:Furnished with pipes
fistulesco:to become full of holes
fistulo:int., jouer de la syrinx
fistulor:int., jouer de la syrinx
fisus:P. of fido
fixe:fixedly
fixio:action de clouer
fixula:c. fibula
fixura:a fastening, driving in, med.; the print of nails
fixus2:action d'enfoncer
flabellifera:a fan-bearer
flabello:to fan
flabellulum:a little fan
flabilis:airy.
flabra:blasts, breezes, winds
flabralis:breezy, airy
flabrarius:esclave qui évente
flacceo:to be flabby, flaccid.
flaccesco:to wilt, wither, dry up
flaccisco:to wilt, wither, dry up
flaccor:mollesse, faiblesse
flacculus:un peu flasque
flaccus2:flabby, hanging down.
flagellaticius:one who deserves the whip
flagellatio:a whipping, scourging, flagellation
flagellatus:part. passé de flagello. - 1 - fouetté. - 2 - frappé. - 3 - Stat. agité.
flagitatrix:she that importunately demands, duns
flagitatus:part. de flagito
flagrator:qui fouette.
flagrifer:bearing a whip
flagrio:homme voué aux coups [de fouet]
flamentum:a blowing
flamina:the wife of a flamen
flaminalis:one who has been a flamen
flaminatus:the office of flamen
flaminea:v. flaminia § 2.
flaminia2:the dwelling of the
flaminius2:of or belonging to a flamen.
flammabundus:flaming
flammans:PP. of flammo
flammatrix:she that inflames
flammatus:part. de flammo
flammatus2:action d'enflammer
flammearius:a maker of bridal-veils
flammeolus:flame-colored
flammeus2:c. flammeum
flammicomans:having fiery hair, flaming
flammicomus:having fiery hair, flaming
flammicremus:consumed with fire
flammidus:flaming, burning, fiery
flammifluus:roulant des flammes
flammigena:fire-born
flammiger:flame-bearing, flaming, fiery
flammigero:to flame, blaze
flammigo:to emit flames
flammipes:fiery-footed
flammipotens:powerful by fire
flammiuolus:flying with flames
flammiuomus:vomiting flames
flammosus:fiery, burning
flammula:a little flame.
flammularius:Inscr. flammulaire (soldat qui porte une bannière).
flasca:vase pour le vin [outre ou tasse en cuir]
flasco:bouteille de vin
flatilis:produced by blowing, blown
flatio:souffle, action de souffler
flato:to blow.
flator:a blower, a caster of metals
flaturalis:blowing
flaturarius:a metal-caster, money-coiner, minter
flauens:golden yellow, light yellow
flauiales:les flaviales (prêtres institués par Domitien en l'honneur de la famille Flavia).
flauicomans:yellow-haired, flaxen-haired
flauicomus:yellow-haired, flaxen-haired
flauidus:of a golden yellow, yellowish
flaxo:c. fraxo
flebotomia:blood-letting, phlebotomy
flebotomo:to let blood from, to bleed, phlebotomize
flebotomus:a lancet, a fleam
flectura:tournant [d'un chemin]
flegma:a clammy humor of the body, phlegm
flemen:[usité surt. au pl
flendus:de fleo
fletifer:weeping, dripping, distilling
fletus2:part. p. de fleo
flexibilitas:flexibility, med.
flexibiliter:avec flexibilité, avec souplesse
flexiloquus:ambiguous, equivocal
flexipes:with crooked feet
flexiuice:with turnings, windings, crookedly
flexiuius:
flexosus:
flexuntes:an old name of the Roman knights;
flexuose:de façon sinueuse / en faisant des détours
flexuositas:sinuosité
flexus2:bent, winding
flicto:tr., frapper, affliger
fligo:to strike, strike down
flocces:dregs, less of wine
floccosus:full of flocks of wool
flocculus:petit flocon
floces:lie [de vin]
flogium:v. phlogium.
flomos:v. phlomos.
floralia:a flowergarden
florens3:a garland
florenter:flourishingly, famously, with great repute, celebrity
floretum:jardin de fleurs
floricolor:qui a l'éclat des fleurs
floricomus:crowned with flowers
floride:d'une manière brillante
florifertum:[cérémonie religieuse] offrande d'épis
florigenus:producing blossoms, blossoming
floriger:flower - bearing, flowery
florilegus:flower-culling
florio:c. floreo
floriparus:producing flowers
florisapus:qui a la saveur des fleurs
floritio:a blossoming, flowering
florosus:abounding in flowers
florulentus:abounding in flowers, flowery
floscellus:a floweret
floscula:a little flower, floweret
floscule:bloomingly
flosculum:c. flosculus
flucticola:living in waves
flucticolor:seacolored
flucticulus:a little wave, wavelet
fluctigena:wave-born, born in the waves
fluctigenus:born in the waves
fluctiger:wave-bringing, wave impelling
fluctio:a flowing, flow
fluctiuagus:driven about by the waves
flucto:c. fluito.
fluctuabundus:vacillating
fluctuatim:flauntingly
fluctuatus:part. passé de fluctuo. - 1 - qui a flotté. - 2 - qui varie, qui ne reste pas fixe.
fluctuosus:full of waves, billowy
flucturus:v. fluo
fluenta:a flow, flood, stream, river
fluentia:a flowing, fluency
fluento:to water
fluesco:to become fluid, to melt, dissolve, med.
fluibundus:melting, dissolving
fluido:to make fluid, to melt, dissolve
fluisco:to become fluid, to melt, dissolve, med.
fluitans:part. prés. de fluito. - 1 - flottant, porté par les flots. - 2 - inondé. - 3 - ballotté, agité, ondoyant. - 4 - chancelant; flottant, incertain, irrésolu.
fluitanter:en flottant.
fluitatio:écoulement, dissolution
flumentum:
flumicellum:a streamlet, rivulet
fluminalis:of or belonging to a river, river
fluminea:s. ent. aqua), cours d'eau
fluor:a flowing, flow
flustra:the usual quiet state of the sea, a calm
fluta:a sort of large muraena
flutor:
fluuia:c. fluvius
fluuiaticus:of or belonging to a river
fluuiatus:soaked, steeped in a river
fluuicola:
fluuiolus:ruisseau, petite rivière
fluxe:avec négligence, avec mollesse
fluxilis:fluid
fluxio:écoulement
fluxipedus:flowing down to the feet
fluxius:avec plus de mollesse.
fluxuosus:flowing
fluxura:a flowing
fluxus2:a flowing, flow, a flux, med.
focacius:of or belonging to the hearth, hearth-, baked on the hearth, ash-cake
focaneus:like a throat, a branch, sprout growing between two other sprouts
focaria:a kitchen-boy; a kitchen-maid, cook.
focaris:c. pyrites
focarius:a kitchen-boy, cook
focarius2:de foyer.
focatius:of or belonging to the hearth, hearth-, baked on the hearth, ash-cake
focilatio:action de réchauffer
focillatio:action de réchauffer.
focillatus:part. passé de focillo.
focillor:to revive, refresh, to resuscitate
focilor:[dép.] choyer, veiller jalousement sur
focula:réchaud [fig.]
foculare:a small hearth, fire-place
foculo:c. focilo
fodina:a pit, mine
fodo:v. fodio
foedatus:part. de foedo
foederaticus:pertaining to a league, to the allied
foederatio:alliance, union
foederifragus:c. foedifragus
foedero:to establish by treaty, league, verb. fpart.
foederor:c. foedero.
foedus3:(arch. pour haedus)
foeminalia:bandages for the upper part of the thighs, thigh-bandages
foenarius:of or for hay, hay-
foenebris:of or relating to interest, usury
foenerarius:a seller of hay, a hay salesman
foeneraticius:of or relating to interest
foeneratio:a lending on interest, usury
foenerato:with interest
foenerator:one who lends on interest, a money-lender, capitalist;, a usurer
foeneratorius:pertaining to a usurer, usurious
foeneratrix:a female money-lender, usurer
foenero:v. fen-.
foeneror:v. fen-.
foeneus:of hay
foeniceus:purple-red
foeniculum:fennel
foenilia:a hay-loft
foenisecta:mown hay;
foenisector:a grass-cutter, mower
foenisex:a mower
foenisicia:mown hay
foenus:the proceeds of capital lent out, interest
foenusculum:a little interest
foetesco:to become stinking
foetido:tr., rendre fétide
foetifer:causing fruitfulness, fertilizing
foetifico:to bring forth, breed, hatch, spawn
foetificus:fructifying
foeto:v. feto.
foetosus:prolific
foetulentia:infection
foetulentus:stinking, fetulent
foetura:a bringing forth, bearing, dropping, a breeding
foeturatus:made into a fetus
foetus:Pregnant, breeding
foetus2:a bringing forth, bearing, dropping, hatching of young
foetutina:endroit fétide, infect / [fig.] ordures, saletés
folia:c. folium
foliaceus:leafy, like leaves
foliatilis:leafy
foliatura:leaf-work, foliage
foliatus:leaved, leafy.
foliolum:petite feuille
foliosus:leafy, full of leaves
folleatus:expanding and contracting like a pair of bellows, loose, baggy
folleo:to bag, puff out like bellows
follesco:int., s'enfler comme un soufflet
follicans:part. prés. de follico; qui imite le soufflet, qui s'enfle et se resserre comme un soufflet.
follico:to expand and contract one's self like a pair of bellows, part. praes.
folliculare:appellatur pars remi, quae folliculo est tecta, a quo vita follicularis
folliculosus:full of husks
folligena:produced by a bellows, droning, dull
follinus:d'outre, de soufflet
follitim:by the purseful
fomentatio:a fomentation
fomentatus:employé en fomentation.
fomento:to foment
fomito:entretenir (le feu).
fonema:a saying
fontalis:de source
fontana:source, fontaine
fontaneus:of or from a spring, from the fountain-head
fontantinalis:of or from a spring, fountain, spring
fonticola:dwelling by fountains
fontigena:born by fountains
fontinalis:of or from a spring, fountain, spring
forabilis:that may be pierced, penetrable, Vulnerable
forago:a dividing-thread
foralis:du forum, du dehors
foramentum:
foraminarius:
foraminosus:full of holes
forasgero:celui qui emporte au-dehors, celui qui dégarnit la maison.
forasticus:out of doors, public
foratus:part. de foro
foratus2:a boring, abl. sing.
forbea:aliments
forbia:aliments.
forcillo:v. furcillo.
forctis:c. fortis.
forcula:v. furcula.
fordeum:barley
fordicidia:the sacrifice of a cow that is with calf
fordicidium:sacrifice où l'on immolait une vache pleine
fordus:with young, pregnant, f
forensis2:public pleader, advocate
fores:a door, gate;, the two leaves of a door
forfex:a pair of shears, scissors
forfico:
forficula:a pair of small shears, scissors
fori:a gangway
foria:the flux
foria2:dévoiement, diarrhée
foricae:latrines publiques.
foricarius:one who rents a
foricula:a windowshutter
foricularium:custom-house duty, transit duty
forio:évacuer l'intestin, aller à la selle
foriolus:one who has a flux, diarrhœa
formabilis:that may be formed, fashioned
formabilitas:capacity for being fashioned, plasticity
formaceus:made in a form, mould
formalis:of or for a form, mould
formaster:one who beautifies, adorns himself, a coxcomb, dandy
formatilis:c. formabilis
formatrix:she who forms
formatus:part. de formo
formella:a little form, mould
formensis:de forme
formicabilis:resembling the creeping of ants
formicatio:an irritation of the skin resembling the crawling of ants
formicinus:of or like ants
formico:To creep, crawl like ants
formicosus:full of ants
formicula:a little ant
formidabiliter:d'une manière formidable
formidamen:a fright, a spectre
formidatio:
formidator:celui qui redoute, qui a la crainte de
formidatus:part. passé de formido; redouté, formidable.
formidolositas:
formidulositas:cruelty, extreme severity
formidus:warm
formio2:wicker-work of reeds, rushes, a mat, a straw covering
formitas:a shaping, fashioning, forming
formoso:tr., embellir
formosulus:pretty
formosulus2:élégant, petit maître
formularius:a lawyer skilled only in composing writs, forms of process in courts of law
formularius2:relatif aux formules juridiques
formus:warm
fornacarius:of or belonging to a furnace
fornacator:no., the heater of a bath-furnace, a bath-heater
fornicaria:a fornicator; a prostitute
fornicarius:fornicateur
fornicatim:in the form of an arch, archwise
fornicator:a fornicator
fornicatrix:a fornicatress, prostitute
fornicatus:vaulted, arched.
fornico:int., forniquer / [fig.] se donner à la corruption, c.-à-d. à l'idolâtrie
fornicor:to commit whoredom, fornication
fortan:peut-être.
fortassean:perhaps, perchance
fortesco:to become brave
forticulus:somewhat bold, brave, resolute
fortificatio:a strengthening, fortifying
fortifico:to make strong, to strengthen, fortify
fortiusculus:somewhat strong, powerful
fortuite:Gloss. c. fortuito.
fortunaria:éventualités
fortunarius:resulting from fortune, brought about by chance
fortunatim:luckily, fortunately
fortunatio:Aug. action de rendre heureux.
fortunator:Aug. qui rend heureux.
forus2:c. forum.
fossarius:fossoyeur
fossatum:a ditch, fosse
fossatus:a boundary
fossibilis:creusé
fossicius:dug out, dug up
fossilis:dug out, dug up, fossil
fossitius:dug out, dug up
fosso:to dig, pierce
fossoria:digging
fossorium:instrument pour creuser, bêche, pioche
fossorius:adapted to digging, fit for delving
fossrix:fém. de fossor
fossura:a digging
fossus:P. of fodio
fostia:an animal sacrificed, a victim, sacrifice
fostis:a stranger, foreigner;, an enemy
fotor:celui qui soigne
fotus:P. of foveo
fotus2:a warming, fomenting
fouela:a comforting, refreshment
fraceo:int., être rance, répugnant
fractaria:a machine for crushing flint-stones
fracte:adv., d'une manière efféminée
fractillum:instrument pour concasser le poivre
fractio:a breaking, breaking in pieces
fractor:a breaker, breaker in pieces
fractus2:rupture
fraeni:a bridle, curb, bit
fraeniger:bridle-bearing, bridled
fraeno:to furnish with a bridle, to bridle
fraenum:g
fragesco:to become broken;, to be conquered, subdued
fragiliter:avec fragilité
fragium:a fracture
fraglo:v. fragro
fragose:avec bruit
fragosius:Plin. avec plus de fracas.
fragrans:sweet-smelling, fragrant
fragranter:[inus.], suavement
fragrantius:avec une odeur plus agréable.
fragus:v. suffrago
frangibilis:fragile
fratellus:petit frère
fraterculo:to swell up alike
fraterno:c. fraterculo
fratilli:villi sordidi in tapetis
fratrabiliter:fraternellement
fratria:I. sister-inlaw -II. a division of the people, answering to the Lat. curia, the third part of a φυλή
fratricidium:the murder of a brother. fratricide
fratrimonium:biens du frère
fratrissa:c. fratria
fratro:int., c. fraterculo
fratruelis:a father's brother's son, a cousin
fraudabilis:deceiving, fraudulent
fraudatorius:of or relating to cheating, fraud
fraudatrix:she who cheats, defrauds
fraudatus:P. of fraudo
fraudifer:fraudulent, deceitful
fraudiger:cheating, fraudulent
fraudulentia:deceitfulness, a disposition to defraud
fraudulosus:deceitful, fraudulent
fraussus:
frausus:qui a commis une action délictueuse
frax:v. fraces
fraxator:celui qui fait le guet, sentinelle de nuit.
fraxinetum:frênaie.
fraxinus:of ash-wood, ashen
fraxo:int., faire le guet
fremebundus:making a low roaring, growling, snorting, muttering, murmuring
fremens:P. of fremo
fremidus:murmuring
frena:a bridle, curb, bit
frenarius:
frenatio:a bridling, subduing
frenatus:part. de freno
frendesco:to begin to gnash
frendor:a gnashing
freniger:bridle-bearing, bridled
frenusculi:écorchures causées par le mors
frequentamentum:a repetition
frequentarius:c. frequens
frequentatio:frequency, frequent use, a crowding together.
frequentatiue:frequentatively
frequentatiuus:that denotes the repetition of an act, frequentative, Adv.
frequentato:frequently
frequentator:a frequent visitor, a frequenter
frequentatus:Frequent, common, much used
frequentatus2:fréquentation
frequentito:int., être présent, faire acte de présence
fressus:v. frendo.
fresus:v. frendo.
fretale:a frying-pan
fretalis:of or belonging to a strait
fretus2:-I. a strait, sound, channel. -II. a strait;
fretus3:reliance, confidence
friabilis:easily broken, crumbled to pieces, friable
friatus:part. de frio
fribusculum:c. frivusculum.
fricabilis:friable
fricae:a kind of stones in Sicily
fricamentum:a rubbing
fricatio:a rubbing, rubbing down, friction
fricator:one who rubs
fricatura:a rubbing, rubbing down
fricatus:part. de frico
fricatus2:a rubbing, rubbing down
fricium:a powder for rubbing the teeth, tooth-powder
frictio:a rubbing, rubbing down, friction
frictor:frotteur, frotteuse
frictorium:v. frixorium.
frictrix:she that rubs
frictura:a rubbing
frictus:Rubbed
frictus2:a rubbing
frigdarium:glacière, chambre froide
frigdor:c. frigor
frigedo:cold
frigefacio:tr., refroidir
frigefacto:to make cold, to cool
frigens:part. prés. de frigeo. - 1 - froid, glacé. - 2 - inactif, languissant. - 3 - accueilli froidement.
frigidarium:v. frigdarium ;
frigidatio:a chilling, chilliness
frigide:Inactively, slowly, feebly
frigidefacto:tr., refroidir
frigiditas:the cold
frigidiusculus:somewhat frigid
frigido:to make cold, to cool
frigilla:a small bird, the robin redbreast, the chaffinch
frigorificus:cooling
frigoriticus:qui a des frissons
frigoro:to cool down
frigorosus:froid, glacial
frigulio:chanter [en parl. du pinson] / caqueter, bavarder / bredouiller
frigulo:int., crier [en parl. du geai]
frigultio:to twitter, chirp.
frigusculum:slight cold
frigutio:to twitter, chirp.
fringilla:a small bird, the robin redbreast, the chaffinch
fringillus:pinson
fringuilla:a small bird, the robin redbreast, the chaffinch
fringulio:to twitter, chirp.
fringultio:to twitter, chirp.
fringutio:to twitter, chirp.
fringuttio:chanter [en parl. du pinson] / caqueter, bavarder / bredouiller
frisio:gros-bec [oiseau]
frit:ind., pointe de l'épi
fritilla:a gruel used at sacrifices;
fritinnio:to twitter, chirp
friuole:légèrement
friuolum:bagatelle
friuusculum:v. frivolum
frixo:to roast thoroughly
frixorium:a frying-pan
frixorius:
frixura:a frying-pan
frixus:v. frigo 1.
frondarius:of or for leaves, leaf-
frondatio:a stripping off of leaves, a pruning
frondico:c. frondesco
frondicomus:leafy
frondifluus:leaf-falling, when the leaves fall off
frontale:a frontlet, metal band for the forehead.—Plur
frontalia:an ornament for the forehead, frontlet
frontati:stones that go from one side of a wall to the other, and are faced both ways, binding-stones, copingstones
frontispicium:frontispice
fronto2:amplif., one who has a broad forehead
frontosus:manybrowed, having several foreheads.
fros:a leafy branch, green bough, foliage.
fructesco:int., fructifier
fructeta:bushes, thickets
fructetum:verger à fruits
fructificatio:a bearing of fruit
fructifico:to bear fruit
fructuaria:
fructuarius:I. of or belonging to fruit, fruit-bearing, fruitful II. Of or belonging to usufruct, usufructuary; subst. m. or f. one who has the usufruct of a thing, a usufructuary
fructuarius2:subst. m. or f. one who has the usufruct of a thing, a usufructuary
fructuose:profitably, advantageously
fructuositas:fruit, profit
frudo:to cheat, beguile, defraud
frugesco:to bear fruit, be fruitful
frugilegus:fruit-gathering
frugiparens:fruit-bearing
frugiperda:qui perd ses fruits.
frugiperdia:qui perd ses fruits [mot forgé]
frugiperdus:fruit-losing
frugius:honnête, brave
fruitio:enjoyment
fruiturus:P. of fruor
frumen:A gruel, porridge made of corn, and used in sacrifices
frumentaceus:of corn, grain, corn
frumentalis:de blé
frumentifer:[pays] riche en grains
frumo:int., manger
frundifer:leaf-bearing, leafy
frundosus:full of leaves, leafy
frunitus:part. passé de fruniscor.
fruns:a leafy branch, green bough, foliage.
frustatim:piecemeal, in pieces
frustellum:v. frustil-
frustillum:a small piece, little bit
frusto:to break to pieces
frustra2:calme [de la mer]
frustrabilis:that will be disappointed, vain, deceitful
frustrator:a deceiver; delayer
frustratorie:d'une manière trompeuse
frustratorius:deceptive, deceitful
frustratus:part. de frustro
frustratus2:a deceiving, deception
frustulum:a small piece, little bit
frutectosus:full of bushes, shrubs, shrubby, bushy, bosky
frutectum:a place full of shrubs, bushes.
frutesco:v. fruticesco
frutetosus:full of bushes, shrubs, shrubby, bushy, bosky
frutetum:a place full of shrubs, bushes.
fruticatio:a springing forth of shoots, a sprouting out
fruticesco:to put forth shoots, to sprout, become bushy
frutico:avec une végétation de poils
frutilla:Gloss. charme, sortilège.
fu:foh! fie! Fugh!
fucate:d'une manière plus fardée
fucatio:action de farder
fucatius:d'une manière plus ornée, avec plus d'apprêt.
fucilis:fardé, faux
fucina:étoffes teintes avec l'orseille
fucinus2:colored with orchil
fue:foh! fie!
fugacitas:fuite
fugaciter:[inus.], en fuyant
fugacius:timidly, in readiness for flight
fugalia:a festival celebrated on the, th of February, to commemorate the expulsion of the kings, the flight of the kings
fugator:he who puts to flight
fugatrix:she that puts to flight
fugatus:P. of fugo
fugela:flight
fugibilis:qu'on peut fuir [seulement au comparatif]
fugiendus:to be avoided.— Plur. n
fugitans:avoiding, averse to
fugitatio:
fugitiuarius:One employed to catch and bring back fugitive slaves, a slave-catcher
fugitor:one who flees, runs away
fugium:c. fuga
fulcimentum:a prop, stay, support, med.
fulcitus:v. fulcio
fulcrale:ornement de bois de lit
fulgenter:[inus.], avec éclat
fulgero:v. fulgur-.
fulgesco:to flash, to glitter
fulgetra:éclair
fulgetrum:fem. plur. acc., heat-lightning, lightning
fulgidulus:shining a little, somewhat bright
fulgitrua:éclairs
fulguralis:of or relating to lightning
fulgurata:
fulguratio:sheetlightning, lightning
fulguratura:the interpretation of lightnings
fulguratus:c. fulguritus
fulgureus:full of lightning, charged with lightning
fulguritum:lieu frappé de la foudre
fulguritus:foudroyé
fuliculus:dim. de fulica
fuliginatus:painted with a black powder, powdered black
fuliginosus:full of soot, sooty
fulina:c. culina
fulix:a coot
fulliculus:
fullonica:The fuller's craft, fulling
fullonica2:fouleries
fullonico:tr., laver, nettoyer
fullonium:foulerie
fulmentum:a prop, support.
fulminaris:
fulminat:imp., la foudre tombe / tr., foudroyer, frapper de la foudre
fulminatio:a darting of lightning, a lightning
fulminator:lightninghurler
fulminatus:provided with thunder-bolts, bearing thunder
fultor:a supporter, support, prop
fultrix:celle qui soutient
fultus:P. of fulcio
fuluaster:yellowish
fuluidus:roux, jaunâtre
fuluor:
fuluum:reddish-yellow
fumabundus:fumant
fumans:P. of fumo
fumariolum:a smoke-hole
fumarium:a smokechamber for ripening wine
fumatio:action d'enfumer
fumator:one who ripens wine
fumatus:(Lebaigue P. 531) part. passé de fumo; enfumé.
fumesco:to smoke, emit smoke
fumicus:smoky
fumifico:to make, cause smoke, to burn incense
fumificus:making, causing smoke, smoking, steaming, making smoke, cooking, busied in smoke
fumigabundus:causing smoke, smoking
fumigatio:fumigation
fumigatus:part. de fumigo
fumigium:a fumigating, fumigation
funarius:of or belonging to a rope
functus:P. of fungor
fundabilis:solide
fundalis:of or belonging to a sling
fundamentalis:fondamental
fundamentaliter:de fond en comble
fundatio:a founding, foundation
fundationes:fondations
fundatrix:fondatrice
fundibalarius:frondeur
fundibalum:machine à lancer des projectiles, baliste, fronde.
fundibalus:a hurling, slinging machine
fundibularius:a slinger
fundibulator:frondeur
fundibulum:a funnel
fundula:a street without an outlet, a cul de sac
fundulus:A kind of sausage
funebria:funeral rites
funera:Serv. proche parente du défunt (qui mène le deuil).
funeralis:funèbre, de funérailles
funerarius:of or relating to a funeral; Subst. m., one who took charge of funerals, an undertaker
funerarius2:one who took charge of funerals, an undertaker
funeraticius:of or relating to a funeral
funeratio:a burial, funeral
funeratitius:of or relating to a funeral
funerator:croquemort
funeratus:killed, destroyed
funerepus:a rope-dancer
funeror:dép., c. funero
funeste:d'une manière funeste.
funetum:a vine trained so as to form an arbor
fungendus:v. fungor.
fungidus:spongy
funginus:of a mushroom;
fungo:c. fungor.
fungosus:full of holes, spongy, fungous, Comp., Sup.
fungulus:a small mushroom
funicula:c. funiculus
funirepus:a rope-dancer
funitortor:
furacitas:inclination to steal, thievish disposition, thievishness
furaciter:thievishly;, sup.
furans:part. pris subst, voleur
furanter:c. furaciter
furatim:Plaut. comme des voleurs.
furator:a thief
furatrina:a stealing, theft
furatus:in secret, by stealth
furcillatus:pointed like a fork, forked
furcillo:to support
furcosus:full of forks, points
furcula:A forked prop
furculosus:en forme de fourchette
furenter:furiously
furfuraceus:like bran
furfuraculum:tarière
furfurarius:of or belonging to bran
furfures:bran
furfureus:of bran, made of bran, bran-
furfuriculae:fine bran
furfurio:oiseau inconnu
furfurosus:like bran, brownish
furiale:pris advt, avec fureur
furiatilis:raging, furious
furiatus:enraged, maddened
furiax:
furibunde:avec fureur
furinus:of or belonging to thieves, thief
furio:to drive mad, to madden, enrage, infuriate, P. a.
furio2:to be mad, to rage
furiositas:rage, fury
furnacarius:of or belonging to a furnace
furnaceus:of or belonging to an oven, baked in an oven
furnaria:the trade of a baker
furnarius:a baker
furnatus:séché au four
furnax:
furo2:furet
furto:stolen, secret love, intrigue
furtus:c. furtum
furuescens:growing dark, dusky
fuscatio:teinte sombre
fuscator:a darkener, obscurer
fuscinula:a small three-pronged fork
fuscitas:darkness, obscurity
fuse:Spread out, extended
fusicius:c. fusilis
fusilarius:
fusio:a pouring out
fusitrix:celle qui verse
fusor:a founder
fusorium:a sink, drain
fusorius:molten, made by founding
fusterna:the upper part, knotty part of a fir - tree
fustibalator:one who fought with the sling-staff
fustibalus:a sling-staff
fusticulus:a small piece of wood, a little stick
fustigo:to cudgel to death
fustitudinum:lieu où l'on reçoit des coups de bâton (= l'ergastule).
fustuarius:belonging to a cudgelling to death
fusum:fuseau
fusura:a founding, casting
fusurarius:fondeur
fusus3:a pouring, outpouring
futatim:abundantly, frequently
futile:eath
futile2:adv., inutilement, vainement
futilitas:worthlessness, emptiness, vanity, futility
futiliter:inutilement
futio:a pouring out
futis:a watervessel, a pitcher
futo:être souvent
futo2:
futtile:a water-vessel, broad above and pointed below, used at sacrifices to Vesta and Ceres
futtile2:in vain, idly, uselessly
futtilitas:worthlessness, emptiness, vanity, futility
futtiliter:in vain, idly, uselessly
fututor:a copulator
fututrix:she that copulates
fututus:
fy:interj. d'admiration, ah ! oh, oh ! diantre ! peste !
fylacterium:an amulet
gabalium:an aromatic shrub in Arabia
gabalus:a kind of gallows
gabata:a kind of dish, platter
gabbarae:momies
gabbares:momies
gabbarus:sot, imbécile
gabernatrix:
gacius:of or belonging to domestic fowls, poultry, absol.
gaesa:gèses, javelots de fer [en usage chez les peuples Alpins et chez les Gaulois] / [sing. rare]
gaesati:Gallic, mercenaries armed with the
gaesi:[mot gaulois], hommes courageux
gagates:a hard, black asphaltum, jet
galacticus:lacté
galactites:Milk-stone;
galactitis:a precious stone of a milk-white color, otherwise unknown, milk-stone
galaticor:to mingle Jewish and Christian ceremonies after the manner of the Galatians
galaxias:Milk-stone;
galba2:A small worm, the ash-borer, the larva of the ash-spinner
galbanatus:delicately clothed, effeminate
galbanum:the resinous sap of an umbelliferous plant in Syria, galbanum
galbanus:c. galbanum
galbei:bracelet (= armilla) / bandelette de laine entourant une médication
galbeum:
galbina:a small bird
galbina2:pale-green garments
galbinatus:delicately clothed, effeminate
galbineus:yellowish
galbula:dim of galbĭna
galbulus:the nut of the cypresstree
galbus:yellow
galear:
galearii:a kind of soldiers' servants
galearis:of or belonging to a helmet, helmet-
galearius:galéaire [valet d'armée]
galena:Lead-ore
galeobdolon:a plant of the nettle kind, blind-nettle
galeola:a hollow vessel shaped like a helmet
galeolus:sorte d'oiseau, c. merops
galeopsis:lamier pourpre [plante]
galeos:a kind of shark, dog-fish
galeotes:a sort of lizard
galera:a helmet-like covering for the head, made of undressed skin, a cap, bonnet, hat
galericulum:a small covering for the head, a cap, in lemm.;, A kind of peruke
galeritus2:alouette huppée
galerum:c. galerus
galgulus:a small bird, the witwall
galion:a plant of the nettle kind, blind-nettle
gallans:raving, revelling like a priest of Cybele
galliambicus:
!galliambos:Quint. Mart. le galliambe (vers utilisé dans les hymnes des Galles, prêtres de Cybèle).
!galliambus:galliambique (vers)
galliambos:a song of the priests of Cybele
gallica:a Gallic shoe
gallicarius:a maker of the Gallic shoe, no.
galliciola:callum), enveloppe de la noix verte
gallicrus:the plant crow-foot, ranunculus
gallicula:a small Gallic shoe, galosh, nos.
galliculans:qui rend furieux comme le sont les Galles.
gallidraga:the hairy teasel
gallinarium:a hen-house, hen-coop
gallinarius:of or belonging to poultry.
gallinarius2:one who attends to poultry
gallinula:a pullet, chicken
gallor:int., se livrer à des transports comme les Galli, prêtres de Cybèle
gallula:a little oakapple, gall-nut
gallulasco:to begin to sound manly
galnapis:sorte de couverture
galumma:a cover
gamba:a hoof
gambosus:with a swelling near the hoof
gamelion:gamélion [le 7e mois chez les Athéniens]
gamelius:gamélien, qui préside aux noces
gamella:c. camella
gamma:the Greek letter, gamma.
gamma2:lettre de l'alphabet grec ;
gammarus:a sea-crab, lobster
gammatus:shaped like a gamma, gamma-shaped
gandeia:sorte de barque africaine
ganearius:of or belonging to an eating-house.
gangadia:sorte d'argile
ganglion:a sort of swelling, excrescence
gangraena:a cancerous, eating ulcer on the body, a gangrene.
ganio:
gannator:railleur.
gannatura:a snarling, yelping
gannitio:jappement du chien
gannitura:a snarling, yelping
ganta:a goose
garatus:préparé avec du garum
gargaridio:to gargle, take a gargle, use as a gargle.
gargarisma:a gargle
gargarismatium:a gargle
gargarismum:a gargle
gargarismus:gargarisme.
gargarisso:to gargle, take a gargle, use as a gargle.
gargarizatio:a gargling
gargarizatus:part. p. de gargarizo
gargarizatus2:a gargling
gargarizo:to gargle, take a gargle, use as a gargle.
garimatium:gelée (sauce)
garismatium:endroit où se prépare le garum
garoeneus:accommodé avec l'oenogarum
garoenum:c. oenogarum
!garon:a rich sauce, fish-sauce, garum, med.
garos:a fish, from which the sauce called, was prepared
garritor:a chatterer, babbler, prater
garritus:a chattering, chat, talk, med.
garro:
garrulans:chattering, prating
garrulatio:bavardage
garrule:à la façon d'un bavard
garrulo:débitant des sottises
!garus:a fish, from which the sauce called, was prepared
garyophyllon:a kind of Indian spice;
gassinade:pierre précieuse inconnue
gassinades:a Median precious stone
gaster:the belly
gastrimargia:voracité
gastrimargus:vorace
gastrum:vase ventru
gauata:écuelle, jatte
gaudebundus:rejoicing
gaudendus:de gaudeo
gaudens:joyful, glad, cheerful
gaudenter:avec joie
gaudialis:glad, joyful
gaudibundus:rejoicing
gaudifico:tr., réjouir
gaudiuigens:alive with joy, full of joy
gauia:a bird, the seamew
gauisus:P. of gaudeo
gaulus:a pail, round vessel
gaunacarius:a dresser of furs, furrier, no.
gaunacum:a Persian, Babylonian fur, prepared from weasel, mouse-skins
gaunapum:c. gausapa
gauranis:cervinus est (color equi) quem vulgo gauranem dicunt, Isid. 12, 1, 53 : il y a la couleur fauve (des chevaux) que l'on appelle communément gauranis.
gausapina:gausape
gausapinus:made of frieze, felt.
gazophylacium:salle du trésor
gazophylax:conservateur du trésor.
gazum:trésor [d'une église] ;
gehenna:[mot hébreu], géhenne, enfer
gehennalis:hellish, of hell
gelasco:to turn to ice, to freeze
gelasianus:a buffoon, jester
gelasinus:a dimple in the cheek, produced by smiling
gelatio:a freezing, frost
gelatus:a frost
gelefactus:turned to ice, frozen
gelela:coloquinte
gelesco:int., geler
gelida:water cold as ice
geliditas:fraîcheur glacée.
gelifactus:c. gelefactus.
gelotophye:a plant, called also
gelotophyllis:a plant that causes laughter, a sort of crow-foot
gemebundus:groaning, sighing
gemellar:a vessel for holding oil
gemellaria:med.
gemellarium:récipient pour l'huile composé de deux vases accouplés
gemellipara:twin-bearing
gemibilis:déplorable
geminatim:doubly
geminatio:a doubling
geminatus:twinned, equal, consecutive
gemine:c. geminatim
geminitudo:the difference between twins, mark
gemipomus:producing double fruit;
gemisco:to begin to sigh
gemitorius:gemo)
gemmalis:de pierreries
gemmans:decked with jewels, jewelled
gemmarius:of or pertaining to gems
gemmarius2:a jeweller
gemmasco:to begin to bud
gemmatim:inusité
gemmesco:to become a gem
gemmula:A little bud
gemulus:moaning, complaining
gemursa:a small swelling between the toes
genae:a cheek; plur., the cheeks
genealogia:a genealogy
genealogus:a genealogist
generabilis:Act., that has the power of generating, generative, creative
generalitas:generally
generamen:c. generatio
generatorium:a means of generation
generatorius:of or relating to generation
generatrix:she that generates, brings forth
generatus:part. p. de genero
generatus2:génération
generositas:nobility, excellence, goodness, noble breed, race
genesiacus:c. genethliacus
genesta:the broomplant, broom
genethliace:the art of calculating nativities, genethliacs
genethliacus:of or belonging to one's natal hour, nativity, genethliacal.
genethliacus2:a calculator of nativities
genethlialogia:art des horoscopes, astrologie
genethliologia:the art of calculating nativities, casting horoscopes
genetiuus2:the genitive
genialia:of or belonging to enjoyment, jovial, pleasant, delightful, joyousfestive, genial
genialitas:joviality, festivity
genialiter:jovially, merrily, genially
geniarius:one who makes images of genii
geniatus:jovial, joyous, cheerful
geniculatim:by knots
geniculatio:a, bending of the knee, kneeling
geniculo:to bend the knee
geniculor:
geniculosus:knotty
geniculum:a little knee, a knee.
geniculus:an angular bend where two pipes are joined together, a knee
genimen:product, fruit, progeny
genitalicii:jeux célébrés en l'honneur de la naissance de l'empereur
genitura:a begetting, bearing, birth, generation
genitus:part. de gigno
genitus2:a begetting, bearing, generation
gentiana:the herb gentian
gentiles:heathen, pagan, gentile;
gentiliter:After the manner, in the language of a country
gentilitius:of or belonging to a particular clan
gentilitus:according to the custom of a country, ext.
genuale:
genualia:garters
genuine:franchement
genuini:
genuinus2:to break one's jaw-tooth on a person, to criticise him severely
genum:the knee.
genus2:the knee.
geodes:a precious stone, otherwise unknown
geographia:geography
geographicus:geographical
geographus:géographe
geomantia:géomancie [divination par la terre]
geomantis:géomancien
geometer:c. geometra
geometra:a geometer, geometrician, Dat., Acc., Plur., Dat., Acc.
geometrica:geometry
geometricalis:géométrique
geometrice:geometry
geometrice2:adv., géométriquement
geometricus2:a geometer, geometrician
georgica:culture de la terre
georgicus:of or belonging to husbandry, agricultural, georgic
geranion:the plant stork's-bill
geranites:nom d'une pierre précieuse
geranitis:a precious stone, otherwise unknown
geranium:the plant stork's-bill
gerdius:a weaver, med.
germane:sincerely
germanitus:in a brotherly manner, faithfully, truly
germinabilis:susceptible de germer
germinasco:to sprout, shoot
germinatio:a sprouting forth, budding, germination.
germinatus:a sprouting forth, putting forth, germination
germiniseca:celui qui coupe les rejets
gero2:a carrier;
gerontea:the plant groundsel, called also, and
geronticos:
gerontocomium:a public hospital, alms-house for poor old people
gerres:an inferior salted seafish
gerricula:petit anchois
gerrinum:costume de fou (
gerro:a trifler, idle fellow
gerula:she that bears, carries, med.—A working bee
gerulanus:porteur, messager
gerulo:
gerulum:a bearer
gerulus:qui porte, porteur (porteuse) de / porteur, portefaix / auteur [d'une action]
gerulus2:A bearer, carrier
gerundiuus:le gérondif.
gerusia:the place of meeting for a council of old men, senatehouse
gerusiarches:président de la gerusia
geseoreta:sorte de navire léger
geseoretae:a sort of boat
gesomphalos:nom d'une plante
gestabilis:portable
gestatiuncula:
gestatorius:that serves for carrying
gestatrix:she that bears, carries
gestatus:part. de gesto
gestatus2:a bearing, carrying
gesticularia:a female pantomime
gesticularius:a pantomime
gesticulator:a posturemaker, pantomime
gesticulatus:part. de gesticulor
gesticulus:a mimic gesture, gesticulation
gestiens:unbridled, rapturous, exultant
gestio2:A managing, doing, performing
gestiuncula:affaire minime
gestor:A tale-bearer, tattler
gestuosus:full of gestures, full of action
gestus2:part. de gero
gesum:a long, heavy javelin of the Gauls;
gethyon:ciboulette, civette [herbe]
gethyum:a kind of onion, leek
getium:c. gethyum
geum:the herb bennet, avens
geusiae:gaulois), gosier
gibba:bosse, gibbosité
gibber2:a hunch, hump on the back
gibberosus:badly hump-backed, hunch-backed.
gibbosus:bossu
gibbus2:hunched, humped, gibbous.
gicti:a planc, called also, and, Roman coriander
gigarus:nom gaulois de la plante dracontium
gigeria:the cooked entrails of poultry, med.
gignentia:organic bodies, things that grow, as plants, trees
gignibilis:qui peut être engendré, produit
gilarus:nom gaulois du serpyllum
gilbus:pale yellow
gillo:a cooling-vessel, cooler
gingidion:a small Syrian plant;, the French carrot
gingilismus:pealing laughter
gingiuula:a small gum
gingrina:a kind of small flute
gingrinator:joueur de flageolet
gingrio:int., jargonner [cri de l'oie]
gingritus:the cackling of geese
gingrum:cri de l'oie
ginnus:a little stunted mule
girba:vase à piler, mortier
girgillus:Isid. cylindre (tourné par une manivelle pour puiser de l'eau).
git:a planc, called also, and, Roman coriander
gith:a plant, called also melanthion and melanspermon, Roman coriander
glabellus:without hair, smooth
glabraria:she who loves smooth-skinned slaves, she who is shorn smooth
glabre:sans poils
glabresco:to grow smooth, bare, bald
glabreta:bare places
glabretum:
glabritas:smoothness of the skin, baldness
glabro:to make bare, to deprive of hair, bristles
glaciatus:part. de glacio
gladiarius:of or belonging to swords, sword-, Subst. m. a sword-cutler
gladiarius2:a sword-cutler
gladiatoricius:
gladiatorie:à la manière des gladiateurs
gladiatorium:salaire des gladiateurs
gladiatrix:femme qui se comporte en gladiateur
gladiatus:armé d'un glaive
gladiola:glaïeul [fleur]
gladiolum:poignard
gladium:a sword
glaebalis:of or relating to clods
glaebarius:of or relating to clods
glaebatim:by clods
glaebatio:a tax levied on land, land-tax
glaebosus:full of clods, cloddy
glaebula:a small clod, lump of earth, ext.
glaebulentus:cloddy, consisting of earth
glaesarius:of amber, amber-
glaesum:amber
glandicula:c. glandula.
glandionida:a savory kernel, glandule
glando:an acorn
glandula:ordint au pl., glande / glandule, amygdale / c. glandium
glandulae:The glands of the throat
glandulosus:full of kernels, glandulous
glanis:poisson du genre des silures
glanus:a kind of shad
glarans:chassieux
glareosus:full of gravel, gravelly
glastum:the herb woad, used in dyeing blue
glattio:int., japper [en parl. des petits chiens]
glaucea:c. glaucion
glauceum:a bluish-colored plant, celandine
glauceus:of celandine
glaucicomans:with bluish - gray foliage, bluish-gray
glaucina:ointment of celandine, glaucium ointment
glaucio:int., bêler [comme les brebis]
glaucion:the (bluish) plant celandine
glauciscus:a bluish-colored fish, otherwise unknown
glaucito:to yelp
glaucium:glaucium [plante]
glaucoma:glaucome [maladie des yeux]
glaucomaticus:atteint de glaucome
glaucopis:the owl
glaucuma:an obscuration of the crystalline lens, a cataract, to throw dust in his eyes
glaux:a plant, called also
glebalis:of or relating to clods
glebarius:of or relating to clods
glebatim:by clods
glebatio:a tax levied on land, land-tax
glebo:cultivateur [attaché à la glèbe]
glebosus:full of clods, cloddy
glebulentus:cloddy, consisting of earth
glechon:pennyroyal
glechonites:wine flavored with pennyroyal, pennyroyal wine
glessum:amber
gleucinus:of must, made from must
gliccio:int., jargonner [en parl. des oies]
glinon:a kind of maple-tree
glinos:sorte d'érable
glirarium:a place for keeping dormice
glirius:engourdi [comme le loir]
glis2:terra tenax
gliscerae:tables où s'accumulent les plats
glisomarga:a kind of marl
glissomarga:a kind of marl
globatim:in clusters, bands, troops
globeus:rond, sphérique
globo:to make into a ball, to make round, spherical, pass., mid.
globor:s'arrondir / se grouper, se réunir
globositas:rotundity, sphericalness, globosity
globum:c. globus.
glocido:c. glocio
glocio:to cluck as a hen
gloctoro:to cry as a stork
glomerabilis:rounded, round
glomerarius:one eager to collect men for war
glomerate:d'une manière plus condensée
glomeratim:in heaps, crowds
glomeratio:a bringing of the legs together into a ball, a trotting, a prancing, an ambling
glomeratius:d'une manière plus condensée.
glomeratus:part. de glomero
glomerosus:like a ball, round, glomerous
gloriabilis:tout glorieux, tout fier
glorianter:glorieusement
gloriatio:a glorying, boasting, vaunting, exulting
gloriatior:adj. compar.), un peu vantard
gloriator:a boaster, braggart
gloriatus:
glorificatio:glorification
glorificatorius:qui glorifie
glorifico:to glorify, Pass.
glorificus:full of glory, glorious
gloriola:a small glory, a little glory
glos:a husband's sister, sister-in-law.
glosa:v. glossa.
glossa:an obsolete, foreign word that requires explanation;
glossarium:a vocabulary, glossary of antiquated, foreign words that need explanation
glossema:an antiquated, foreign word needing explanation
glossematicus:of or belonging to obsolete, foreign words
glossopetra:a precious stone resembling the human tongue, med.
glossula:petite glose
glottis:a little bird
glottoro:int., craqueter [cri de la cigogne]
glucidatus:doux
gluma:a hull, husk
glumulum:c. gluma
gluo:resserrer, contracter
glus:glue;
glutglut:ind., le glou-glou [de la bouteille]
glutinamentum:that which is glued together, a glued, pasted place
glutinarius:a glueboiler
glutinatio:a drawing together, closing
glutinatiuus:that glues, draws together
glutinator:a gluer together of books, a bookbinder
glutinatorium:
glutinatorius:that glues, draws together
glutinatus:part. p. de glutino
glutineus:gluey, glutinous
glutinium:c. glutinum.
glutino:to glue, glue together.
glutinosus:full of glue, gluey, glutinous, viscous, tenacious, Comp., Sup.
glutio:to swallow, gulp down
glutitio:déglutition
glutitus:part. de glutio
gluto:a glutton, gormandizer
gluttinatus:
glutto:a glutton, gormandizer
gluttus:tenacious, well-tempered, soft
gluttus2:le gosier / absorption
glutus:tenacious, well-tempered, soft
glutus2:le gosier / absorption
glycymaris:sorte d'huîtres
glycymeris:a kind of shell-fish, med.
glycyrrhiza:licorice-root
glycyrrhizon:
glycyrriza:
glycyside:a peony
glycysis:
glyssomarga:a kind of marl
gnaphalion:the herb cudweed, cotton-grass
gnaphalium:c. chamaezelon
gnare:avec science, avec art
gnarificatio:information, action de faire part
gnario:tr., faire connaître
gnaritas:knowledge
gnaruris:qui sait
gnaticidium:the murdering of one's son, child, child-murder
gnaue:diligently, actively, zealously
gnauitas:promptness, assiduity, zeal
gnauo:v. navo
gnecus:v. cnicus.
gnephosus:et mieux
gnide:v. cnide.
gnisus:nixus
gnitus:;
gnixus:;
gnobilis:that can be known, is known, knowable, known
gnome:a sentence, maxim;
gnomicos:sententieux
gnomon:the pin, style of a sundial, the gnomon
gnomonica:gnomonique [construction des cadrans solaires]
gnomonice:gnomonique [construction des cadrans solaires]
gnomonici:persons skilled in gnomonics, diallists
gnomonicus:of or belonging to a gnomon, of or belonging to a sundial, gnomonic.
gnosco:[arch.] c. nosco
gnostice:insight, the power of perceiving
gnosticus:
gnotus:c. notus
goetia:enchantement, magie
gommi:v. cummi.
gomor:ind., gomor [mesure de capacité des Hébreux]
gomphus:a nail, peg
gongrus:congre [poisson de mer]
gongylis:a rape, turnip
goniaea:a precious stone
gonnorroicus:
gonorrhoea:a seminal flux, gonorrhœa
gorgo2:adv., avec confiance
gorgonifer:the Gorgon-bearer
!gorytos:A quiver
!gorytus:A quiver
gossipion:
gossympinus:the cotton-tree
gossypinus:cotonnier [arbre dont le fruit renferme une sorte de coton]
gossypion:cotonnier [arbre dont le fruit renferme une sorte de coton]
grabataris:
grabatarius:fabricant de lits
grabatum:c. grabatus
graccito:v. gracito
graccula:femelle du choucas.
gracculus:a jackdaw
gracilans:c. gracilis
gracilens:slender, thin
gracilentus:slender, thin
gracilesco:to become slender, small
graciliter:avec sveltesse / plus simplement
gracilitudo:slenderness
gracillo:to cackle, cluck as a hen
gracilus:thin, slight, slender, slim; meagre, lean
gracula:femelle du choucas
gradabilis:guéable
gradalis:step by step
gradatio:the making of a staircase, series of steps
gradatus2:c. gradatio
gradibilis:où l'on peut marcher
gradiculi:gradation dans l'expression
gradilis:of or belonging to steps, from the steps, distributed to the poor from an elevated place
graecati:imitators of the Grecian mode of life
graecatio:hellénisme
graecatus:made, composed in the Greek manner
graecatus2:mode grecque.
graecissatio:imitation des Grecs
graecisso:to imitate the Greeks, to adopt a Grecian manner, tone
graecizo:to imitate the Greeks, to adopt a Grecian manner, tone
gragula:femelle du choucas
gragulus:choucas [oiseau]
grallae:stilts
grallator:one who goes, runs on stilts
gramiae:a viscous humor, rheum, that collects in the corners of the eyes;
graminosus:full of grass, grassy
gramiosus:full of matter, pus
gramma:a line in writing, a stroke of the pen
gramma2:a weight of two
grammateus:a scribe, secretary
grammatias:jasper striped with white lines
grammatica:grammar, philology
grammatica2:grammar, philology
grammaticalis:of or perlaining to grammar, grammatical, Adv.
grammaticaliter:grammatically
grammatice2:according to the rules of grammar, grammatically
grammaticomastix:a scourge of grammarians
grammatista:a teacher of grammar, of languages
grammatodidascalus:a teacher of language
grammatophylacium:a place for keeping state papers, archives
grammicus:of or belonging to, lines, geometrical
granaria:a store-house for corn, granary
granasco:int., former des graines ; [fig.] fructifier
granata:v. granatum
granaticius:de grenade
granaticum:impôt sur les greniers
granaticus:
granatim:grain by grain, by single grains
granatum:a pomegranate
grandaeuitas:great age, longevity
grandiculus:rather large, of moderate size
grandificus:acting greatly, nobly
grandiloquus:speaking grandly, loftily, grandiloquent
grandinatus:part. de grandino
grandineus:full of hail
grandino:to hail.
grandinosus:full of hail
grandisonus:high-sounding
granditer:loftily
granditudo:grandeur
grandiusculus:pretty well grown up
graneus:of corn
grani:natte (cheveux)
graniger:c. granifer
granomastix:v. mastix
granosus:full of grains
granulatim:en forme de natte
granulum:a small grain
granus:v. grani.
graphiarium:étui pour mettre les styles
graphiarius:of or belonging to writing-styles
graphice:the art of drawing
graphice2:Picturesquely
graphiolum:a small scion, in lemm.
graphis:A drawing-pencil, sketching-pen
grasos:a kind of seaweed
grassans:a robber, thief
grassatio:a rioting
grassatrix:brigande
grassatura:a rioting, waylaying
gratanter:with rejoicing, with joy
gratatorius:gratulatory
gratia2:for example, for instance
gratificatus:part. p. de gratificor
gratificentia:bienveillance
gratifico:c. gratificor.
gratificus:kind, obliging
gratiose:par faveur
gratiositas:agreeableness
grato:
gratuitas:gratuité.
gratuite:c. gratuito
gratuius:
gratulabilis:qui se félicite, joyeux
gratulanter:avec joie
gratulatorie:in a congratulatory manner
gratulatorius:congratulatory, Adv.
gratus3:a favorite, darling
grauabilis:oppressive, troublesome
grauamen:trouble, physical inconvenience
grauamentum:incommodité
grauans:P. of gravo
grauanter:with reluctance, unwillingly
grauatio:heaviness, oppression
grauatus:P. of gravo
grauedinose:avec pesanteur de la tête
grauedinosus:subject to colds, catarrhs, that easily takes cold.
graueolentia:an offensive, rank smell, fetidness
grauida:a pregnant woman
grauidatus:part. p. de gravido
grauiditas:pregnancy
grauido:to burden, load.
grauido2:v. gravedo
grauidula:adj. f., [coquille] qui porte [des perles], perlière
grauidulus:
grauipes:
grauisonus:having a deep, heavy sound
grauitudo:a cold in the head, catarrh
grauiusculus:rather deep
gregatus:part. de grego
gregiculus:petit troupeau
gremialis:growing in a cluster from the stump, pollard
gressibilis:qui peut marcher
gressio:a stepping, step, pace
gressus2:⋲㔴⋳?Ă
耀
gressutus:qui marche bien
grias:a plant
gricenea:funis crassus
grillo:int., crier [en parl. du grillon]
grillus:A cricket, grasshopper
griphus:an intricate, puzzling question, a riddle, enigma
grocio:v. crocio.
groco:to croak
groma:A surveyor's pole, measuring-rod
gromatica:
gromatici:writers on field-surveying
gromaticus:of or belonging to field-surveying, castrametation.
gromphaena:a kind of amaranth
gromphena:a Sardinian bird of the crane species
gronger:v. conger
grosa:a tool of a silversmith
grosphus:the point of a javelin
grossesco:int., grossir
grossitas:grosseur
grossitudo:thickness
grossius:more roughly
grossulus:a small unripe fig
grossus:thick, Comp., Sup., comp.
gruinus:de grue
gruis:a crane
grullus:sorte de navire
gruma:A surveyor's pole, measuring-rod
grumatica:
grumaticus:of or belonging to field-surveying, castrametation.
grumo:tr., arpenter
grumula:cosse, coquille
grumulus:a little hill, hillock
grunda:gargouille, gouttière
grundio:to grunt.
grunditus:a grunting
grunnitus:a grunting
gruo:to crunk, crunkle
gry:the least trifle
gryllo:to chirp
gryllus:A cricket, grasshopper
gryphus:a fabulous fourfooted bird, a griffin
gryps:a griffin (a fabulous four-legged bird)
gubernabilis:susceptible of being governed, controllable
gubernamen:direction.
gubernanter:
gubernatiuus:propre à gouverner
gubernatrix:a conductress, directress
gubernatus:part. de guberno
gubernio:c. gubernator
gubernius:a steersman, pilot
gubia:burin, gouge
gulator:
gullioca:écale verte de la noix
gulo:a gormandizer, epicure, glutton
gulose:gluttonously
gulositas:gluttony
gumen:gum
gumia:a glutton, gourmand
gummatus:containing gum, gummy
gummeus:containing gum, gummy
gummino:to distil gum
gummis:gen., gum
gummitio:a besmearing with gum
gummosus:full of gum, gummy
gummus:c. gummi.
gunaeceum:the inner part of the house where the women dwelt, the women's apartments
gunna:peau [comme vêtement]
gurdonicus:doltish, stupid
gurdus:a dolt, jolterhead, numskull
gurga:
gurgito:to engulf, flood
gurgulionius:
gurgustiolum:a small, mean dwelling, a hut, shanty
gustabilis:appetizing
gustator:the taster
gustatus:part. de gusto
gustulum:A small dish of food, a whet, relish
guttatim:by drops, drop by drop
guttatus:spotted, speckled
gutturnium:aiguière à col étroit
guuia:v. gubia.
gymnasiarcha:ext.;
gymnasiarches:
gymnosophistae:Indian ascetics, gymnosophists, a sect of hermits who disregarded the decencies of life
gynaeciarius:the overseer of a seraglio
gynaecius:
gynaeconitis:the women's apartments
gypsarius:c. gypsoplastes
gypseus:Of gypsum
gypsoplastes:a worker in gypsum, stucco
gyratus:part. de gyro
gyrouagus:errant
ha:thank heavens!
habentia:possessions, property, substance
habenula:a small strip of diseased flesh which is cut out from the body
habile:
habilitas:aptitude, ability
habilito:tr., rendre apte
habitatiuncula:a little dwelling, med.
habitatrix:she that inhabits
habitatus:part. de habito
habitio:a having
habitiuus:qui marque la possession
habitudo:condition, plight, habit, appearance, figure
habituo:to bring into a condition, habit, pass., to be constituted, conditioned, to be in any condition, habit
habituor:int., avoir telle manière d'être ; [av. abl.] être pourvu de
habiturio:to desire to have, to long for
habrodiaetus:an epithet of the painter Parrhasius
habrotonum:v. abrotonum.
hacetenus:so far, thus far
hacpropter:adv., à cause de cela
hadra:pierre
hadrobolon:a kind of black gum
hadrosphaerum:a kind of spikenard with large leaves
haedina:kid's flesh
haedulea:petite chèvre.
haemachates:blood-colored agate
haematicon:a sort of shrub
haematinus:blood-red, blood-colored
haematites:blood-stone, a kind of red iron-ore, hematite
haematopus:oiseau aux pattes rouges.
haemesis:an inflammatory disease of the eye
haemophthisicus:a person with corrupted blood
haemoptoicus:one who spits blood, med.
haemoptois:crachement de sang
haemoptyicus:one who spits blood, med.
haemoptysis:crachement de sang, hémoptysie.
haemorrhagia:a violent bleeding, hemorrhage, bleeding at the nose
haemorrhoia:flux de sang
haemorrhoicus:that has the hemorrhoids, piles
haemorrhoida:the piles, hemorrhoids
haemorrhois:a kind of poisonous serpent
haemorrhoissa:femme qui a des hémorroïdes
haemorrhousa:she that has a hemorrhage
haemosis:maladie des yeux
haemostasis:a plant that stops the flow of blood
haeredito:to appoint an heir
haeredo:to appoint as an heir
haeres:v. heres.
haeresiarcha:a leader of a sect, heresiarch
haeresiarches:hérésiarque
haeresis:A (philosophical or religious) sect, a school of thought
haeretice:heretically
haereticus:of or belonging to heretical religious doctrines, heretical; Subst. m. a heretic
haereticus2:a heretic
haesitans:stammering
haesitanter:en hésitant
hageter:the leader, guide
hagiographus:a sacred writer
hala:v. falae
halagora:the saltmarket
halapanta:imposteur
halatio:a breathing, breath
halatus:a breath of perfume, odor, fragrance
halcedo:v. alcedo.
halcedonia:the fourteen winter days during which the kingfisher broods and the sea is calm, a deep calm, profound tranquillity
halcyon:the kingfisher, halcyon, halcyon-days
halex:the sediment of a costly fish-sauce, the sauce prepared from small fish, fish-pickle, fish-brine
haliaeetos:the osprey, sea-eagle
!haliaeetus:grand aigle de mer
haliaetos:the osprey, sea-eagle
!haliaetus:grand aigle de mer.
!halicacabon:
halicacabon:coqueret ou alkékenge [plante]
halicacabus:a plant called in pure Latin vesicaria
halicarius:relatif à la balle de blé
halieus:pêcheur [titre du 10e livre d'Apicius]
halieuticus:of or belonging to fishing
halimon:a plant, the orach
halimos:arbrisseau
!halimus:arbrisseau
haliphloeos:a species of oak
halipleumon:a kind of fish
halito:to breathe out
hallecatus:assaisonné de allec
!halleluia:
!halleluiah:
hallex:préparation culinaire à base de poisson / poisson
hallex2:the great toe; hence, in derision, of a little man
hallucinatio:a wandering of mind, dreaminess, revery
hallucinator:one who is wandering in mind, a dreamer, a silly fellow
hallucinor:to wander in mind, to talk idly, prate, dream, to follow no definite train of thought, to digress freely
hallus:gros orteil
halmyrax:
halmyridion:a kind of cabbage
halmyridium:chou des régions maritimes
halmyrrhax:a kind of saltpetre
halo2:fatigué d'avoir bu la veille
halon:fatigué d'avoir bu la veille
halosis:a taking by storm, capture
halter:leaden weights, dumb-bells
halteres:haltères [pour la gymnastique]
halucinator:celui qui fait des bévues
halucinor:errer, se tromper, avoir des hallucinations / divaguer, rêver
halum:- 1 - consoude officinale (plante). - 2 - espèce d'ail sauvage.
halus:[mot gaulois], c. cotonea
halus3:v. alum
halysis:c. halos 1
hamadryades:hamadryades [nymphes des forêts]
hamarthritis:the general gout
hamatilis:with hooks, performed by, furnished with hooks
hamator:pêcheur à la ligne
hamaxa:a wagon
hamaxagoga:one who carries off any thing in a wagon
hamaxitis:a plant
hamaxo:to yoke to a wagon
hamaxopodes:roues de chariot (
hamiger:garni d'hameçons, crochu
hamio:
hamiota:an angler
hammitis:a precious stone
hammmodytes:nom d'un serpent d'Afrique qui se cache dans le sable
hammochrysos:a precious stone unknown to us, golden mica
hammodytes:an African serpent
hammonitrum:natron mingled with sand
hamo:- tr. - pêcher à la ligne, prendre à l'hameçon.
hamotrahones:alii piscatores, alii, qui unco cadavera trahunt
hamula:a small water-bucket
hamulus:a small hook
hanula:c. fanula
hapala:soft, tender
hapalopsis:a spice
hapaluria:a vessel for soft eggs
hapalus:soft;
hapsus:a lock of wool used in bandaging
harenaceus:sandy
harenarium:a sand-pit
harenarius:of or pertaining to sand, sandstone; Subst. m. A combatant in the amphitheatre, a gladiator
harenatio:a sanding, plastering with sand.
harenatum:sand-mortar
harenifodina:a sand-pit
hareniuagus:wandering over sands
harenosum:a sandy place
harenula:fine sand, a grain of sand
hariola:a soothsayer, prophet, prophetess
hariolatio:a soothsaying, prophesying
harmoge:a proper combination, mingling of colors
harmonica:
harmonice:the science of sounds, harmonics
harmonicus:of or belonging to agreement, harmony, harmonious, harmonic
harpa:a harp
harpaga:a hook
harpaginetulus:a small hook
harpastum:a hand-ball
harpax2:drawing to itself, rapacious.
harpe:A sickleshaped sword, a falchion, cimeter
haruga:v. arviga.
haruiga:a ram for offering
haruix:male sheep, a ram. a ram for offering
harundinaceus:like a reed
harundinarius:a dealer in limed twigs
harundinatio:the poling, the propping with reeds
harundinetum:a thicket, jungle of reeds
harundinosus:abounding in reeds
haruspica:a female haruspex, soothsayer
haruspicalis:of a soothsayer
haruspicia:c. haruspicium
haruspicina:science des haruspices
haruspicinus:of or relating to the inspection of victims.
haruspicium:inspection of victims, divination
hasa:v. ara.
hastarium:an auction-catalogue
hastarius:of or belonging to the spear
hastella:brin
hasticus:
hastifer:c. hastatus
hastiliarius:hastat
hastina:lance
hastula:A little spear, med.
hau2:-I. Oh! ah! -II. not at all, by no means;
hauddum:an intensive nondum, not at all as yet
hauritorium:a bucket
hauritorius:qui sert à puiser
hauritus:v. haurio
haustio:action de puiser
haustor:a drawer, water-drawer, he who fills casks with wine
haustra:] d'une roue à godets
haustus2:part. de haurio
he:v. ha.
hebdomada:the number seven, seven days
hebdomadalis:of or belonging to a week, weekly, med.
hebdomadarius:celui qui est de semaine, semainier
hebdomadicus:relating to the number seven, critical, decisive of one's fate, med.
hebdomas:the number seven, seven days
hebdomaticus:relating to the number seven, critical, decisive of one's fate, med.
hebeneus:of ebony, ebon
hebeninus:of ebony
hebetatrix:that makes dull, dim, darkening
hebetatus:part. de hebeto
hebetesco:to grow dull, dim, faint
hebria:a wine-vessel
hecatombion:c. hecatombe
hecatompolis:having a hundred cities
hecatonstylos:à cent colonnes
hecatontas:the number one hundred
hecticus:habituel
hederatus:adorned, crowned with ivy
hedychrum:a sweet-smelling ointment used for beautifying the skin; a cosmetic balsam
hedycrum:un onguent parfumé.
hedyosmos:the herb wild mint
hedypnois:a species of succory
hedysma:a sweet-smelling ingredient in ointments, a perfume, balsam
hegemon:celui qui marche en avant, le pyrrhique [t. de métrique]
hegemonicon:principe directeur dans les actions
hehae:he! he!
hei:ah! woe!, ah me! woe is me!
heic:in this place
heiulor:c. ejulo
helciarius:one who draws small vessels up the stream
helcium:that with, which a load is drawn, a yoke, horse-collar
helcysma:the dross of molten silver, silver-dross
helenium:a plant, the elecampane
heleoselinon:smallage, celery
helepolis:a besieging engine, invented by Demetrius Poliorcetes
helica:a whorl
helichrysos:the herb marigold
helichrysum:the herb marigold
!helichrysus:immortelle jaune [fleur]
heliocallis:the sunflower
heliochryson:c. helichrysos.
helioscopion:a species of heliotropium
helioscopios:a kind of tithymalus or spurge
!helioscopium:
!helioselinon:ache de marais
helioselinon:smallage, celery
!heliotropion:tournesol [plante] / sorte de pierre précieuse
heliotropios:héliotrope (pierre précieuse)
heliotropion:The plant turnsole, heliotrope
helix:A kind of ivy
helleborine:a kind of hellebore
helleborismus:remède à base d'hellébore
helleborites:hellebore wine
helleboro:to purify with hellebore
helleborosus:in need of hellebore, out of his senses.
helleborum:hellebore
helleborus:hellebore
helluatus:sens passif
hellucus:v. elucus.
helops:a very savory sea-fish, the sword-fish;, the sturgeon
heluacea:sorte d'ornement
heluatio:a gormandizing, gluttony
helucus:assoupissement, somnolence
heluela:a small potherb
heluella:a small potherb
heluenacius:d'un jaune pâle.
heluenacus:pale yellow, yellowish
helueolus:pale yellow, yellowish, a particular kind of wine
heluinus:
heluius:c. helvolus
heluo:a gormandizer, glutton, squanderer
heluor:to gormandize, devour, pass.
heluus:light bay
helxine:A prickly plant
hemeresios:of a day
hemeris:a species of oak
hemerobion:an insect that lives but a day, an ephemeron
hemerodromi:coureurs, courriers
hemerodromus:a courier
hemicadium:the half of a
hemicillus:a mule
hemicrania:a pain on one side of the head, headache, in lemm.;
hemicranici:sufferers from headache
hemicranium:migraine, mal de tête
hemicyclius:en forme d'hémicycle, en demi-cercle
hemicyclus:a, half-circle, semicircle
hemicylindrus:a half-cylinder
hemidexius:qui renferme la moitié [d'un hexamètre]
hemigranici:v. hemicranici.
heminaria:presents of the measure of a
heminarium:présent de la contenance d'une hémine
hemiolios:one and a half
hemiolius:c. sesquialter
hemionion:a plant, called also
hemisphaerion:moitié de sphère / coupole, dôme
hemisphaerium:a half-globe, hemisphere.
hemistichium:a half-verse, hemistich
hemistrigium:a measure, half a striga
hemithea:demi-déesse
hemitheus:a demigod
hemitonion:demi-ton
hemitonium:a half-tone, semitone
hemitriglyphus:demi-triglyphe
hemitritaicus:of or belonging to the semi-tertian ague
hemitritis:c. hemitritaeus
hemo:v. homo
hendecachordus:à onze cordes
hendecagonus:hendécagone, polygone de onze côtés
hendecasyllabi:verses of eleven syllables
hendecasyllabos:hendécasyllabe [vers de onze syllabes]
henosis:one, of the œons of Valentinian
henotes:one of the œons of Valentinian
hepar:the liver
hepatarius:of or belonging to the liver, the liver-complaint
hepatias:du foie
hepaticus:belonging to the liver
hepaticus2:celui qui a une maladie de foie, hépatique
hepatites:the liver-stone
hepatitis:like the liver, liver-colored
hepatitis2:a precious stone
hepatizon:like liver, liver-colored
hephaestitis:a precious stone
hephthemimeres:the cœsura which occurs after the first half of the fourth foot
hepsema:must boiled down to a thick consistence
heptabolus:à sept bouches
heptachordus:à sept cordes, à sept voix
heptagonos:seven-cornered, having seven angles
!heptagonus:heptagone, qui a sept angles
heptametrum:heptamètre, vers de sept pieds
heptamyxos:à sept becs [de lampes] / septiforme
heptaneuros:a plant
heptaphonos:seven times sounding, that gives a sevenfold echo
heptaphyllon:a plant
heptapleuros:the larger kind of the plant, the greater plantain
heptas:the number seven
heptasemos:of seven times, containing seven units of time
!heptasemus:qui a sept temps [métr.]
heptasyllabus:seven - syllabled
hepteres:vaisseau à sept rangs de rames
hepteris:a galley with seven banks of oars
herbaceus:grassy, grass-colored, grass-green
herbanae:les animaux herbivores
herbans:producing grass, herbage, full of grass
herbanus:qui mange de l'herbe
herbaria:the knowledge of plants, botany
herbariae:les animaux herbivores
herbarium:a collection of dried plants, an herbarium
herbarius:one skilled in plants, a botanist
herbasco:c. herbesco
herbaticus:living on grass, herbs, grass-eating
herbens:qui est en herbe
herbescens:appearing in green blades
herbido:to give a grassy appearance to
herbigradus:going in the grass
herbilia:v. ervilia.
herbilis:fed with grass
herbipotens:skilled in herbs
herbitum:pelouse, pré
herbo:v. herbens.
herbum:v. ervum
herbuscula:a little herb, plant
herctum:an inheritance, estate, patrimony;, to divide an inheritance
herctus:c. herctum
hercularia:a plant
heredifico:tr. recevoir en héritage
herediolum:a small inheritance, small patrimony
herediolus:c. herediolum
hereditarie:by inheritance
heredito:to inherit, med.
heredium:an hereditary estate
heresis:A (philosophical or religious) sect, a school of thought
hericinus:de hérisson
hericius:hérisson / [milit.] chevaux de frise
herifuga:esclave fugitif
herilis:of the master, mistress of a family, the master's, the mistress's
herinaceus:a hedgehog
herinus:d'hier
heritudo:puissance de maître / esclavage
hermaphroditus:hermaphrodite, androgyne
hermaphroditus2:a hermaphrodite
hermeneuma:explanation, exposition, interpretation
hermesias:a kind of medical composition for children
hermubotane:the herb Mercury, also called
hermula:a small Hermes pillar
hermupoa:the herb Mercury
herna:saxum
herneum:gâteau cuit dans un pot
hernia:a rupture, hernia
herniosi:ruptured persons
herniosus:ruptured, having a rupture, Plur. subst.
hero:v. ero.
heroas:c. herois
herodio:an unknown bird, the stork
herodius:héron [oiseau]
heroice:in the heroic style
heroina:a demi-goddess, heroine
heroion:asphodèle [plante]
herois:a demi-goddess, heroine
herous2:an epic verse
herpes:A cutaneous eruption that creeps and spreads
herpesticus:spreading, eating
herpyllum:a climbing evergreen plant, also called, creeping thyme
herpyllus:c. serpyllum
herulus:dim. de herus
heruum:a kind of pulse, the bitter vetch
hesperugo:the evening star
hesterna:événements de la veille
hesterno:v. hesternus.
hestiateris:c. protomedia
hetaerice:a body of horse-guards in the Macedonian army
hetaericos:of comrades
heterocliton:
heteroclitus:varying in declension, heteroclite
heterocranea:headache on one side of the head
heterocrania:migraine
heteroplocus:à entrelacement varié
hetta:chose sans valeur
hettematicus:poor of its kind
heuheu:ah! hélas!
heureta:an inventor, inventive person
heuretes:celui qui trouve
hexachordos:having six musical strings, stops
hexaclinon:a couch to hold six persons
hexagonium:hexagone
hexagonum:a six-sided figure, hexagon
hexagonus:hexagone
hexahedrum:hexaèdre
hexameter:a verse consisting of six feet, a hexameter
hexaphori:six porteurs [du même fardeau]
hexaphoron:litière à six porteurs
hexaphoros:one of six who carry a load together, med.
hexaphorum:a litter borne by six men
hexaptota:nouns that have six cases
hexaptotos:qui a les six cas
hexas:the number six
hexasemus:qui a six temps [en métrique]
hexastichus:of six lines, rows, long-eared barley
hexastylos:having six columns
hexasyllabus:qui a six syllabes
hexecontalithos:a precious stone
hexeremis:hexeris
hexeris:a vessel with six banks of oars, Abl.
hexis:aptitude, habileté
hians:part. de hio
hiantia:an opening
hiaspis:a green - colored precious stone, jasper
hiatio:ouverture béante
hiberis:v. Ib-.
hibernalis:wintry, winter-
hibernatio:hivernage
hiberno2:pendant l'hiver
hibiscus:the marsh-mallow
hicine2:adv. loci, in this place, here.
hiemalia:winter-quarters
hiemans:part. de hiemo
hiematio:a passing the winter, wintering
hiematus:part. de hiemo
hiera:surnom d'une course où les concurrents arrivent au but en même temps / composition médicinale, antidote
hierabotane:a plant, also called, vervain
hieracia:hawkweed
hieracion:nom d'un collyre / épervière [plante]
hieracitis:a precious stone
hieracium:a sort of eye-salve
hieraticus:belonging to sacred uses, hieratic
hierobulbus:muscari [plante]
hierodulus:a temple servant
hieroglyphicus:hieroglyphic
hierographicus:hierographic
hieromnemon:a precious stone
hieronica:a conqueror in the sacred games
hieronicae:
hieronices:hiéronique, vainqueur dans les jeux
hierophanta:a teacher of religious rites and ceremonies, a high-priest, hierophant, in the country
hierophantes:a teacher of religious rites and ceremonies, a high-priest, hierophant, in the country
hierophantria:a priestess
hierophylax:the keeper of a temple
hieto:to open the mouth wide, to gape, yawn, to open wide, throw open
hilaratus:part. de hilaro
hilaresco:to grow cheerful, merry
hilaria:gayety, merriment
hilaria2:fêtes de Cybèle
hilarisso:c. hilaro
hilariter:c. hilare
hilaritudo:cheerfulness, merriment
hilarizo:c. hilaro
hilarodos:lascivi et delicati carminis cantator
hilarulus:cheerful, contented
hillae:the smaller and anterior intestines of animals
hillum:c. hilla
himantopus:a kind of long-legged water-fowl
hin:ind. [mot hébreu], hin [mesure pour les liquides]
hinna:mule
hinnibilis:that neighs, neighing
hinnibunde:
hinnibundus:constantly neighing
hinnicula:c. hinnula ;
hinnienter:with neighing
hinnito:fréq. de hinnio
hinnula:a young hind
hinnulea:a young hind
hinnulus:a young mule;
hinnus:a mule
hippace:Cheese made of mare's milk
hippaco:int., respirer fortement [en parl. des chevaux], s'ébrouer
hippagines:navires pour le transport des chevaux
hippagogi:vessels for transporting horses, cavalry-transports
hippagus:navire pour le transport des chevaux.
hippegus:a transport for cavalry
hippeus:a kind of comet
hippice:équitation
hippico:int., bâiller
hippito:int., bâiller
hippius3:
hippocamelus:a fabulous animal, half horse and half camel
hippocampos:a sea-horse
!hippocampus:a sea-horse
!hippocomos:palefrenier
hippocomos:a groom
hippolapathon:horse-sorrel
!hippolapathum:patience [plante]
hippomarathon:horse-fennel, wild fennel
hippomarathrum:fenouil sauvage
!hippomarathum:horse-fennel, wild fennel
hippopera:valise, portemanteau
hippophaeston:a prickly plant
!hippophaestum:plante avec des aiguillons
hippopheon:a plant
hippophlomon:white mandrake
hippophlomos:espèce de mandragore [plante]
hippophobas:a plant
hippophonia:fête annuelle des Amazones
hippopotamios:
hippopotamus:a river - horse, hippopotamus
hippos:a sea-fish
!hipposelinon:maceron commun [plante]
hipposelinon:a sort of wild parsley; horse-parsley
hippotoxota:
hippuris:horsetail
hippuros:poisson inconnu
!hippus2:a sea-fish
hir:a hand, the palm of the hand, used in tasting wine
hir2:paume de la main
hirceus:sorte de boudin [pour les sacrifices]
hirciae:sorte de hachis
hircigena:de la race du bouc.
hirco:to howl
hircoceruus:élan [quadrupède]
hirculus:A little goat
hircuosus:goatish
hirnella:petite cruche à vin
hirnia:v. hirnea / v. hernia
hirniola:petite cruche
hirnula:a small jug, pitcher
hirpex:a large rake with iron teeth, harrow, erpice
hirpus:the wolf
hirquicomans:velu comme un bouc
hirquinus:of a goat, goat's
hirquitallio:to acquire a strong voice;
hirquitallus:qui entre dans l'âge de la puberté
hirrio:to snarl;
hirritus:a snarling, in carm.
hirsutia:roughness, shagginess
hirticulus:dim. de hirtus
hirtuosus:
hirundineus:of or belonging to swallows
hirundinina:chélidoine
hirundininus:of or belonging to swallows, swallows'
hirundinus:
hispido:to make bristly, prickly
hispidosus:c. hispidus.
hister2:mot étrusque), c. histrio
histon:the place where a loom stands, a weaving-room
historialis:of or belonging to history, historical
historialiter:historiquement
historice:explanation, interpretation
historiographus:a writer of history, historiographer
historiola:petite histoire, historiette
histriculus:petit histrion
histrionica:the player's art
histrionicus:of or belonging to a player, histrionic
histrionius:
histrix:a porcupine
hittio:int., murmurer
hittus:murmure du chien quand il chasse
hiulcatio:hiatus
hiulcatus:part. de hiulco
hiulce:in a gaping manner, with a frequent hiatus
ho!:oh!
hocedie:hodie
hodieque:encore aujourd'hui
hodoedocos:voleur de grand chemin
hodoeporicon:an itinerary
hoe:onomatopée exprimant le rire
hoedillus:a little kid, kidling;
hoedinus:of a kid
hoedulea:petite chèvre.
hoedulus:a little kid
hoedus:a young goat, a kid
hoi:onomatopée exprimant le rire
holce:a drachma
holcus:a sort of grain, mouse - barley
holeraceus:resembling herbs, vegetable
holerarium:a vegetable-garden, kitchen-garden
holerator:one who cultivates vegetables, a market-gardener
holero:to plant with vegetables
holocarpoma:
holocarposis:
holocaustoma:
holocaustos:
holocaustosis:
holocaustus:offert en sacrifice
holocautoma:a whole burnt-offering, holocaust
holochrysos:
holochrysus:a plant
holocleros:
holocrysus:- 1 - immortelle (fleur). - 2 - un basilic.
holocyron:a plant, ground-pine
holographus:entirely autograph, med.
hololosericus:qui est tout de soie.
holoporphyrus:entirely purple
holoschoenos:a sort of rush
!holoschoenus:sorte de jonc
holosericatus:vêtu de soie
holosericoprata:
holosericus:all of silk
holosiderus:all iron
!holosphyratos:massif, solide
holosphyratos:beaten, solid
holosteon:a whitish plantain
holothuria:a sort of water-polype
holouerus:quite real; entirely of purple
holouitreus:tout de verre
holusatrum:smyrnium ou marum [plante]
homeltium:sorte de bonnet
homicidalis:homicidal, murderous
homicidarius:of or relating to man-slaying, homicidal
homicidialis:homicide.
homicidialiter:en meurtrier
homicidiarius:de meurtre, de carnage
homicidiator:
homileticus:homilétique
homilia:homélie
homocidalis:murderous
homocidiarius:of or relating to man-slaying, homicidal
homoeomeria:the, homogeneousness of the elements, first principles
homoeopropheron:alliteration
homoeoprophoron:cacophonie résultant de la répétition d'une lettre
homoeoptoton:similar case-endings
homoeosis:assimilation
homoeoteleuton:like ending, rhyme
homoeusios:de nature identique
homologi:cultivateurs cédés avec la terre au nouveau propriétaire
homologus:a later colonist
homonyme:par homonymie
homonymia:homonymy
homonymus:of the same name, homonymous
homotonos:qui a une tension égale
homotonus:stretched alike, in unison, med.
homousios:de nature identique / consubstantiel
homousius:of like substance, consubstantial
homullulus:a manikin
homuncionitae:a Christian sect who considered Jesus as man only, in lemm.
homusius:consubstantiel
honestatus:part. de honesto
honestiores:
honestitas:considération
honestitudo:honorableness, virtue
honorabiliter:honorably
honorandus:honorable
honorarium:of or belonging to the prœtorian law, law of custom
honorate:honorably
honoratio:a mark of respect, honor
honorificabilis:digne d'être honoré, vénérable
honorificatus:part. de honorifico
honorificentia:a doing of honor, honor
honorifico:to do honor to, to honor
honoriger:that brings honor, honorable
honoripeta:striving for honors, ambitious
honoror:dép. c. honoro
honorosus:très honoré
honus:a load, burden
honustus:loaded, laden, burdened, freighted
hoplites:a heavyarmed man
hoplomachus:a heavy-armed combatant
horae2:time, time of year, season
horaeos:
horaeus:salted in season
horalis:of or belonging to an hour, of an hour
horarium:a dial, clock, med.
horcista:c. orchesta
horconia:a sort of wine in Campania
horda:a cow that is with calf
hordearius:of or relat. ing to barley, barley-, barley-pears, pears that are ripe at barley-harvest
hordeatus:part. de hordeor
hordeius:of or relating to barley, barley-
hordeolus:a sty in the eye
hordiarius:of or relat. ing to barley, barley-, barley-pears, pears that are ripe at barley-harvest
hordicalia:fêtes où l'on sacrifiait des vaches pleines
hordicidia:the sacrifice of a cow that is with calf
hordiolum:
hordior:être gonflé [par un excès d'orge]
hordirius:- 1 - qui concerne l'orge. - 2 - qui vit d'orge, de pain noir. - 3 - qui mûrit en même temps que l'orge.
horia:a small vessel, a fishing-smack
horiola:a skiff, fishing-boat
horior:stimuler, exciter
horismus:définition [rhét.]
horistice:the defining, theoretical part of grammar
horitor:to urge, incite, encourage
horizon:The horizon
hormenos:wild asparagus
horminalis:a plant, called also
horminum:the herb clary, a kind of sage
hormiscion:a precious stone
horno:this year
horologiaris:of or belonging to a horologe, clock
horologiarius:
horologicus:of or belonging to a clock
horoscopica:the casting of nativities
horoscopicus:indicating the hour
horoscopium:an instrument used in the casting of nativities
horoscopo:to take the time of one's nativity, to draw a horoscope
horoscopos:a nativity, horoscope
horoscopus:that shows the hour.
!horoscopus2:horoscope, nativité [t. d'astrologie] / constellation sous laquelle on est né
horrearius:the superintendent of a storehouse, magazine
horreaticus:of or belonging to a storehouse
horrende:d'une manière effrayante
horrentia:a shuddering, horror
horreolanus:rempli comme un grenier
horreolum:a small barn, granary
horribilitas:caractère de ce qui est horrible, horreur
horribiliter:d'une manière prodigieuse
horricomis:with hair on end, bristly, shaggy
horrificabilis:causing terror, horrific
horripilatio:a bristling of the hair
horripilo:to bristle with hairs, be shaggy
horsum:hitherwards, hither, this way
hortaria:sédum [plante]
hortatiue:de manière à exhorter
hortatiuus:that serves for encouragement, exhortation, hortative
hortatorius:encouraging, cheering
hortatrix:she that incites, encourages, exhorts
hortatus2:part. de hortor
hortensia2:garden-herbs
hortensis:of or belonging to a garden, garden-
hortensius2:of or belonging to a garden, garden-.
horticola:jardinier
hortilio:gardien d'un jardin
horto:v. hortor
hortualis:of or belonging to a garden, garden
hortulanus:of or belonging to a garden, garden; Subst. m. a gardener
hortulanus2:a gardener
hortulo:
hosanna:ind. (mot hébreu), louange, bénédiction
hospitaculum:a lodging-house, inn
hospitales:les hôtes (visiteurs) / qui concerne l'hospitalité
hospitalia:Apartments for guests, guest-chambers; (Sc. jura.) The dues of hospitality
hospitalis2:a guest
hospitator:a lodger, guest
hospiticida:meurtrier d'un hôte
hospitiolum:a little inn
hospitiuus:of or belonging to a host
hostiatus:provided with victims
hosticulus:petit ennemi
hostifer:hostile
hostifice:in a hostile manner
hostilitas:enmity, hostility
hostimentum:a recompense, requital
hostiola:
hostissim:
hostorium:an instrument used in levelling a measure of corn, a strickle
hu:v. hui.
hucusque:jusqu'ici, jusque-là / jusqu'à ce point
hui:hah! ho! oh!, Ch., Sy.
hulcus:a sore, ulcer.
humanatus:
humaniter:Humanly, agreeably to human nature, in a manner becoming humanity.
humano:to make human
humatio:a burying
humator:he who buries, inters
humatus:part. de humo
humecatio:a moistening, watering, moisture, Absol.
humectatio:action d'humecter
humecto:Act., to moisten, wet
humectus:of a moist nature, moist, damp, wet, Comp., med., Sup., med.
humefacio:to make moist, to moisten, wet
humefactus:humecté, mouillé.
humens:part. de humeo
humeo:to be moist, damp, wet, part. pres.
humerale:a covering for the shoulders, a, cape
humerulus:petit épaulement, contrefort
humide:avec humidité
humiditas:humidité
humido:tr., mouiller, humecter
humidulus:un peu humide
humifer:containing moisture, moist
humifico:to make moist, to moisten
humificus:that renders moist, moistening
humile:low, mean
humiliatio:an humbling, humiliation
humiliatus:part. de humilio
humilifico:to make humble, to humble
humilio:to abase, humble
humilito:to humiliate, disgrace
humilitudo:
humilo:humilio
humorosus:humide / lymphatique
hyacinthaeus:of or belonging to the hyacinth, hyacinthine, a row of hyacinths
hyacinthizon:de couleur d'hyacinthe [béryl]
hyacinthizontes:hyacinth-colored
hyacinthos2:the hyacinth, blue iris, fleur-delis, corn-flag, gladiolus, rocket larkspur
hyaena:a hyena
hyaenia:sorte de pierre précieuse
hyaenius:of or named from the hyena, a precious stone
hyalinus:Of glass, glass-
hyalopyrrichum:
hybridicus:d'hybride
hydatis:a watercolored gem
hyderos:the dropsy
!hydragegos:
hydragogia:an aqueduct, canal
hydragogos:a plant, called also chamaedaphne and daphnites
!hydragogos2:qui attire les sérosités
hydragogos2:that carries off water.
hydragonus:a water - plant
hydraletes:a water-mill
hydrargyrus:quicksilver artificially prepared
hydrastina:chanvre de bois [plante]
hydraula:celui qui joue de l'orgue hydraulique
hydraulia:c. hydraulus,
hydraulia2:orgue hydraulique
hydraulicus:of or belonging to the water-organ, hydraulic
hydraulus:a water-organ
hydreum:
hydreuma:a resting-place for caravans, where they get water, a watering - place
hydreus:of or belonging to the water - serpent
hydrinus:of or from a water-snake
hydrius:of or be longing to water, water-
hydrocele:a watery rupture, hydrocele
hydrocelicus:afflicted with a hydrocele
hydrochoos:
hydrogaratus:seasoned with hydrogarum
hydrogarum:garum mixed with water
hydrogeron:a plant, groundsel
hydrogonos:nénufar [plante aquatique]
!hydrolapathon:sorte de patience [plante]
hydrolapathon:water-dock
hydromantia:divination by water, hydromancy
hydromantis:c. hydromantius
hydromantius:hydromancien
hydromel:a beverage made of honey and water, honey-water, mead, hydromel
hydromeli:a beverage made of honey and water, honey-water, mead, hydromel
hydrophobia:dread of water, hydrophobia
hydrophobicus:of or belonging to hydrophobia, hydrophobic
hydrophobus:affected with hydrophobia.
hydrophylax:one who has the care of the water, a water-inspector
hydropici:dropsical persons
hydropisis:the dropsy
hydropismus:the dropsy
!hydros:a water-serpent, serpent
hydroselinum:marsh selinum
hygra:a kind of eye-salve
hygremplastrum:a wet plaster
hygrophobia:a dread of liquids
hyle:stuff, materials, matter
hymenaeos:chant d'hyménée, épithalame / hyménée, mariage / accouplement des animaux
hymnarium:recueil d'hymnes
hymnidicus:singing hymns
hymnifer:qui chante des hymnes
hymnifico:tr., célébrer par des hymnes
hymnificus:qui compose un hymne
hymnio:to sing hymns
hymnisonus:singing hymns, singing praises
hymnizo:to sing hymns, worship by song
hymnodico:c. hymnifico
hymnodicus:singing hymns, singing praises
hymnologus:a singer of hymns, praises
hymnus:a song of praise, a hymn
hyophthalmos:a plant, called also Aster Atticus
!hyophthalmus:c. bubonium
hyosciamus:jusquiame
hyoscyaminus:made of henbane, henbane-
hyoscyamum:jusquiame
hyoscyamus:the herb henbane, called also, and
hyoseris:sorte de chicorée
hyosiris:a plant resembling endive;
hypaethra:uncovered, open walks
hypaethros:that is in the open air, uncovered. Subst. m. a temple open or without roof
hypaethros2:a temple open or without roof
hypaethrum:an open building
!hypaethrus:that is in the open air, uncovered.
hypallage:a rhetorical figure, by which the relations of things seem to be mutually interchanged
hypate:the lowest, deepest string, med.
hypecoon:a plant, called
hypelate:a plant, called also, and, broad-leaved holly
hypenemius:containing wind, windy
hyperaeolius:hyperéolien [nom d'un mode musical]
hyperausteros:très âpre
hyperbola:hyperbole [rhét.]
hyperbolaeus:extreme
hyperbolice:hyperbolically
hyperbolicus:excessive, overstrained, hyperbolical, med., pledged, Adv.
hypercatalecticus:a verse that has at the end a syllable or a foot too much, hypercatalectic
hypercatalectus:a verse that has at the end a syllable or a foot too much, hypercatalectic
hyperdorius:hyperdorien [mode musical]
hyperiastius:hyperionien [nom d'un mode musical]
hypericon:a plant, called also, and, ground-pine
hypericum:a plant, called also, and, ground-pine
hypermixolydius:hypermixolydien [nom d'un mode en musique]
hyperocha:excess, superabundance
hyperochius:qui dépasse les autres, supérieur
hyperphrygius:hyperphrygien [nom d'un mode musical]
hypersarcosis:excroissance de chair
hyperthyrum:the lintel of a door-way
hyphear:the mistletoe
hyphen:a rhetorical figure
hypnale:a kind of adder
hypnotice:a soporific plant
hypnoticus:putting to sleep, soporific
hypoaeolius:hypoéolien [nom d'un mode musical]
hypobasis:the pedestal, base
hypobrychium:a drowning whirlpool
hypocausis:a furnace that heats from below
hypocausterium:c. hypocauston
hypocaustum:a bathing-room heated from below, a sweating-chamber
hypocaustus:chauffé en dessous
hypocautos:chauffé en dessous.
hypochoeris:a plant
hypochondria:the soft part of the body from the ribs to the groin, the abdomen
hypochyma:a cataract in the eye, med.
hypochysis:a cataract in the eye
hypocisthis:a parasitic plant that grows on the cisthus
hypocistis:hypocistis, [plante parasite]
hypocoriasis:a disease under the pupil of the eye in cattle
hypocorisma:a diminutive
hypocoristicos:au diminutif
hypocrisis:an imitation of a person's speech and gestures, mimicry
hypocrita:A mime who accompanied the delivery of an actor by gestures
hypocrites:mime [qui accompagnait l'acteur avec les gestes] / hypocrite
hypodiaconus:a sub-deacon
hypodidascalus:an under-teacher
hypodorius:hypodorien [t. de musique]
hypodromus:promenade couverte
hypodyma:enveloppe des viscères de la poitrine
hypogaeos:souterrain
hypogeson:a kind of houseleek that grows in the gutters of roofs
hypogeum:a vault, cellar under ground, a burying-vault, sepulchre
hypogeus:underground
hypoglossa:a kind of butcher's broom, ruscus
hypoglottion:a plant, called also, and, broad-leaved ruscus
hypographum:a rough draught, sketch
hypoiastius:hypoionien [nom d'un mode musical]
hypolipticus:qui reste en arrière
!hypolydios:
!hypolydius:hypolydien [nom d'un mode musical]
hypolysos:a plant, also called Artemisia
hypomelis:a kind of sourish fruit
hypomnema:a written remark, memorandum, note
hypomnemata:notes
hypomnematographus:a registrar
hypomochlion:the support of a lever, a fulcrum
hypomone:a holding back of the principal thought for a surprise
hypophora:an objection
hypophrygius:hypophrygien [nom d'un mode musical]
hypopium:meurtrissure à l'oeil
hypopodion:marchepied
hypopodium:a footstool
hypostasis:a substance, personality, hypostasy
hypotaurium:the part of the body between the scrotum and fundament
hypotenusa:the hypothenuse
hypotenusalis:of or belonging to the hypothenuse
hypotheca:a pledge, security
hypothecarius:of or relating to a mortgage
hypothetici:qui procèdent par hypothèses
hypotheticus:a mathematician who proceeds hypothetically
hypotrachelium:the neck of a column below the capital
hypotrimma:a sauce made of all sorts of condiments
hypozeugma:rattachement de plusieurs sujets à un seul attribut
hypozeuxis:subjonction [attribut distinct à chaque sujet ; contraire de hypozeugma
hypozygos:plèvre
hypsoma:height
hysex:animal inconnu
hysginum:the darkred color obtained from the plant
hysicinus:d'hysex
hysopites:hyssop-wine
hysopum:hyssop
hyssopites:[vin] d'hysope
hyssopum:hysope [plante]
hyssopus:hysope [plante]
hystera:la matrice
hysterica:femme hystérique
hystericus:hysterical
hysterologia:the hysteron proteron
hystricosus:prickly, thorny
hystriculus:prickly, hairy, bearded
hystrix:a porcupine
iacea:a wooden hay-rack
iacens:prostrate, fallen, m, the fallen, dead, cast down, fallen, at hand, in common use
iaciturus:v. jaceo
iactabilis:that can be thrown
iactanticulus:somewhat boasting, Subst. m. a braggart
iactanticulus2:a braggart
iactanticulus3:
iactator:one who makes an ostentatious display of himself, a boaster, braggart, inf.
iactatrix:she that boasts
iactatus2:part. de jacto
iactitabundus:boasting, bragging
iactitatio:parade de charlatan
iactitator:vantard
iactito:to bring forward in public, to utter
iacturalis:préjudiciable, dommageable
iacturarius:qui essuie beaucoup de pertes
iactus2:p. de jacio
iaculabilis:that may be thrown, hurled
iaculamentum:a missive weapon, missile
iaculatorius:of or for throwing, shooting
iaculatus:p. de jaculor
iaculatus2:a throwing, hurling
iaculo:active form of the following
iaculus2:sorte de serpent
iambelegus:consisting of an iambic measure, hypercatalectic and a dactylic penthemimeris
iambicinus:iambic
iambicus:iambic
iambicus2:un auteur d'iambes, poète satirique
iambographus:
iamtum:v. jam.
ianitos:a door-keeper, porter, janitor
ianium:
iantaculum:le déjeuner (premier déjeuner) / ce qu'on mange au déjeuner
ianthina:violet-colored garments
ianthinum:violet
ianthinus:violet-blue, violet-
ianthis:a violetcolored flower
ianto:int., déjeuner / tr., manger au déjeuner
iao2:sorte d'exclamation
iasione:a plant bearing a white flower, bind-weed
iaspachates:a sort of agate, jasper-agate
iaspideus:of the jasper kind, jasper - like
iaspius:of jasper
iasponyx:a sort of jasper, jasper-onyx
iatraleptice:the art of healing with ointments, the ointment-cure
iatralipta:a physician who cures by anointing, an ointment-doctor
iatraliptice:the art of healing with ointments, the ointment-cure
iatria:guérison
iatroalipta:qui traite par les frictions, masseur
iatromea:a female physician, midwife
iatronices:the conqueror of physicians
iatrosophistes:savant médecin
iberis:a kind of cress
ibex:a kind of goat, the chamois
ibicinus:de bouquetin
ibidum:adv., là
ibis:a bird held sacred by the Egyptians, and which lived on water-animals, the ibis
ibiscum:Y
ibrida:a mongrel, hybrid.
icas:the twentieth day of the month, kept as a festival in honor of Epicurus
iccirco:on that account, for that reason, therefore
ichneumon:An animal which tracks the crocodile and destroys its eggs; the Egyptian rat, ichneumon
ichnographia:a ground-plot, plan
ichthyocolla:A kind of sturgeon, the huso
icon:an image, figure
iconicus:of or belonging to an image, imitating a figure, copied from life
iconisma:image / expression imagée
iconium:dim. de icon
iconographia:art du dessin
icosahedrum:icosaèdre
icosaproti:the twenty chief councilmen
icosaprotia:the dignity of the
icterias:a precious stone
icterici:persons suffering with jaundice
icterus:a yellow bird, the sight of which was said to cure the jaundice
ictio:
ictis:a kind of weasel
ictuatus:
ictus2:part. de ico
icuncula:a small image, figure
idaea:c. helenium
idealis:existing in idea, ideal
identitas:identité
idiographus:written with one's own hand
idiologus:administrateur du domaine personnel de l'empereur
idioma:a peculiarity in language, idiom
idiotes:qui n'est pas connaisseur, profane, ignorant
idiotice:en style ordinaire / gauchement
idioticus:uneducated, ignorant, unskilful
!idiotismos:expression propre à une langue, idiotisme
idiotismos:the common, vulgar manner of speaking
idoleum:an idol-temple, med.
idolicus:of or belonging to idols, idolatrous, idol-, o
!idololatra:idolâtre
idololatres:an idol-worshipper, idolater
idololatria:idol-worship, idolatry
idololatricus:d'idolâtre
idololatris:she who worships idols, an idolatress
idolothytus:of or belonging to sacrifices to idols
idolum:an image, form, a spectre, apparition, ghost
idoneitas:fitness, meetness, usefulness
idulis:belonging to the Ides
iduo:tr., diviser
iecinerosus:that has the liver complaint
iecinorosus:qui a le foie malade
iecoralis:de foie
iecoriticus:that has the liver complaint
iecorosus:that has the liver complaint
iectura:a throwing, casting
iecunanus:c. victimarius
iecusculum:a little liver
ieientaculum:
ieiunatio:a fasting
ieiunator:a faster
ieiunidicus:à l'éloquence maigre
ieiuno:to fast
ientaculum:a breakfast
ientatio:a breakfasting, breakfast
iento:to breakfast
ignaruris:ignorant
ignauesco:to grow inactive, slothful
ignauio:to render inactive, slothful, dispirited
ignauo:tr., rendre lâche
ignefacio:to make fiery
ignefactus:embrasé
igneo:int., être en feu
igneolus:fiery
ignescor:dép. = ignesco
ignia:défauts des vases d'argile
igniarium:qui donne du feu
igniarius:of or belonging to fire.
ignicans:flaming, fiery-colored
ignicolor:fire-colored, flame-colored
ignicolorus:qui a la couleur du feu
ignicomans:having fiery hair, fiery-haired;
ignicomus:fieryhaired
ignidus:brûlant ; ignidior
ignifactus:v. ignefactus.
ignifluus:flowing with fire, emitting fire
ignigenus:producing fire
igniger:c. ignifer.
igninus:standing in the fire;, subst. m. a fireman
igninus2:a fireman
ignio:to ignite, set on fire, make red-hot
ignipes:fieryfooted
ignispicium:a divining from fire, divination by fire
ignitabulum:an implement for producing fire.
ignitosus:couvert de feu
ignitulus:somewhat fiery
ignitus:fiery, glowing.
ignitus2:adv., par le feu
igniuagus:spreading like fire, like wild-fire
igniuomus:vomiting fire
ignobiliter:sans honneur
ignobilito:tr., couvrir de honte
ignominiatus:disgraced
ignominiose:ignominiously, disgracefully, Comp., Sup.
ignominiosus2:a person branded with ignominy, one publicly disgraced
ignominium:c. ignominia
ignorabilis:unknown, Adv.
ignorabiliter:in an unknown manner
ignoranter:par ignorance
ignoratus:undetected, unperceived, Involuniary
ignoscens:forgiving, placable
ignoscenter:avec indulgence
ignoscentia:pardon, forgiveness
ignoscibilis:pardonable, excusable
ignosciturus:v. ignosco
ignotitia:ignorance
ignotum:that which is unknown.
ignoturus:v. ignosco
ile:that part of the abdomen which extends from the lowest ribs to the pubes, the groin, flank.
ileaticus:atteint de constipation
ileos:a severe kind of colic, the iliac pains
ileosus:atteint de l'iléus
iletum:endroit planté d'yeuses, euzière
!ileus:iléus, obstruction intestinale
iliaci:sufferers from colic
iliacus:relating to the colic
ilicetum:a grove of holmoaks, forest of oaks
iliceus:of holm-oak, oaken
iliosus:one who suffers with the colic
ilium2:that part of the abdomen which extends from the lowest ribs to the pubes, the groin, flank
illabefactus:unshaken, unbroken, unimpaired
illaboriosus:
illacerabilis:that cannot be torn
illacrimosus:dont on ne pleure pas
illaedibilis:c. illaesibilis
illaese:without hurt
illaesibilis:that cannot be hurt, invulnerable, med.
illaeuigatus:not smooth, rough, harsh
illamentatus:unmourned, unlamented
illapsus:a falling, gliding, flowing in
illaqueatio:enlacement ; [fig.] action de circonvenir
illaqueatus:enlacé [fig.]
illargio:to give to, bestow upon
illatabilis:without breadth
illatebro:to hide in a corner, lurking-place
illatio:a carrying, bringing in
illatiuus:inferring, concluding, illative
illator:celui qui fait subir
illatrix:celle qui apporte
illatro:to bark at
illaudabilis:not worthy of praise
illaudandus:not praiseworthy
illautus:unwashed, uncleaned, unclean, dirty.
illecebro:to entice
illectamentum:means of allurement, an allurement, charm
illectatio:an attraction, charm
illectio:allurement, charm
illecto:to allure, attract, invite
illectrix:séductrice
illegitime:unlawfully, illegitimately
illegitimus:unlawful, not permitted
illetalis:
illeuigatus:not smooth, rough, harsh
illex3:appeau
illibabilis:incapable
illibate:entièrement
illibatio:pureté, intégrité
illiberaliter:ignobly, ungenerously, meanly
illiberis:without children, childless
illicenter:indûment
illiceor:
illicibilis:seductive
illicitatio:séduction
illicite:in a forbidden, unlawful manner, unlawfully, illegally
illicium:that which entices, an allurement, inducement
illigamentum:a binding on, a band, ligament
illigatio:a binding, joining, fastening
illimatus:fastened, attached by means of rich earth
illimitatus:unlimited, boundless
illimo:souiller de limon
illinimentum:a besmearing, anointing
illinio:tr., oindre, enduire
illiquefactus:melted, liquefied, liquid
illiquor:to flow into
illisio:a striking, dashing against
illisus:a striking, dashing against, abl. sing.
illitio:onction
illitus:a bedaubing, besmearing, anointing, abl. sing.
illix:alluring, enticing, seductive
illix2:appeau / séducteur, séductrice
illocalis:not fixed in any place
illocalitas:localisation inexistante dans l'espace
illocaliter:independently of place
illubricans:moving in a slippery manner
illubrico:tr., rendre glissant
illucisco:
illuctans:struggling in, with
illuctor:
illucubratus:not composed by night, not elaborated
illuculasco:to break, dawn
illudia:illusions
illudio:c. illudo
illudium:a mockery
illuibilis:Plaut. qu'on ne peut laver.
illuminabilis:that can be illuminated
illuminatio:a lighting up, enlightening
illuminator:an enlightener
illuminatrix:she who enlightens
illuminatus:adjt, brillant, orné
illuminus:without light, dark
illunius:non éclairé par la lune
illusor:a mocker, scoffer, med.
illusorius:ironical, of a mocking character
illustrabilis:clair
illustramentum:an embellishment, ornament
illustratio:vivid representation
illustrator:an enlightener
illustratus:the dignity of an eminent man; respectability
illustria:célébrité
illustrius:(sans positif), plus clairement
illutibarbus:with a filthy beard
illutilis:that cannot be washed out
illuuio:débordement
illuuiosus:dirty
imaginabilis:conceivable, imaginable
imaginabundus:that represents, pictures to himself
imaginalis:figurative, Adv.
imaginaliter:figuratively
imaginarie:according to imagination
imaginarius2:the bearer of the emperor's image
imaginatus:[sens passif] façonné
imagineus:of or belonging to an image, image, image-figures, that serve as likenesses
imaginifer:an image-bearer, one who bears the emperor's image
imagino:to give an image of, to represent, fashion
imaguncula:a little image
imbalnities:an unbathed condition, filthiness
imbarbesco:int., devenir barbu
imbecille:weakly, feebly, with hesitation
imbecilliter:faiblement
imbecillius:ation
imbecillor:être maladif
imbecillosus:feeble
imbenignus:sans bienveillance
imbonitas:inconvenience
imbracteo:to overlay with leafmetal
imbractum:sauce piquante
imbrialis:of or belonging to rain
imbricatim:in the form of a gutter-tile
imbricatus:part. de imbrico
imbrico:tr., couvrir de tuiles creuses / ayant la forme d'une tuile creuse / imbriqué, disposé comme les tuiles
imbrico2:mouiller de pluie
imbriculus:petite tuile creuse
imbricus:rainy
imbridus:rainy
imbrifico:to rain upon, to wet, moisten
imbrigenus:né de la pluie
imbrilis:of rain
imbrumor:être dégoûté [des aliments]
imbubino:to befoul, defile
imbulbito:tr., salir de fumier
imbulus:lieu de promenade
imbutamentum:instruction, teaching
imbutus:part. de imbuo
imi:
imitatiuus:representing by imitation
imitatorius:secondary, imitative
imitatus:fictitious
imitatus2:an imitation
imito:c. imitor
imitus:at, from the bottom
immaculabilis:that cannot be stained
immaculate:purement [décad.]
immaculatus:unstained
immaculo:to stain
immadesco:to become wet, moist
immadido:to moisten, wet
immadidus:humide
immaneo:to remain in
immania:des choses monstrueuses, prodigieuses
immanifestus:not obvious
immansio:action de rester dans
immarcescibilis:unfading
immasso:tr., réduire en bouillie
immasticatus:not chewed, not masticated
immaterialis:immatériel
immature:untimely, immaturely—Comp.
immediabiliter:sans intermédiaire
immediatus:immédiat
immedicatus:painted
immedietas:état de ce qui est immédiat
immeditate:without premeditation
immeditatus:unstudied, unpremeditated, artless, natural, Adv.
immemoratio:unmindfulness, forgetfulness
immemoria:unmindfulness, forgetfulness
immendo:to involve in a fault, implicate
immensitas:immeasurableness, immensity
immensiter:d'une façon immense
immensurabilis:immeasurable
immensuratim:sans mesure
immensuratus:not measured
immeo:to go into, to enter
immerens2:one who is innocent, does not deserve
immerenter:undeservedly
immeritum:the absence of guilt, desert
immersio:a plunging into, immersion
immersus:P. of immergo
immetuens:qui ne craint pas, intrépide
imminentia:imminence, nearness
imminutio:a lessening, aiminution; a weakening, impairing, injuring
imminutus:-I. diminished, smaller, weak -II. undiminished, unimpaired, unviolated
immisericordia:pitilessness, unmercifulness
immisericorditer:unmercifully
immisericors:pitiless, merciless, Adv.
immiseror:to pity, commiserate
immissarium:a cistern, reservoir, a distributing reservoir
immissor:instigateur
immissus:P. of immitto
immissus2:a letting in, admission
immistus:part. de immisceo
immisulus:vautour
immite:rudely, harshly
immitesco:entrer en fureur
immitia:barbarous acts
immitigabilis:that cannot be softened, allayed, immitigable
immixtus:unmixed
immobilitas:immovableness
immobiliter:sans bouger
immoderantia:want of moderation, intemperance
immodeste:Immoderately, extravagantly, impudently, Comp.
immolaticium:chair des victimes
immolaticius:of or for a sacrifice
immolatitius:of or for a sacrifice
immolator:one who offers a sacrifice, a sacrificer
immolatus:part. de immolo
immolitus:built up, erected
immontuosus:qui n'est pas montueux
immorandus:que l'on doit maintenir
immoranter:without delay, immediately
immoratus:influence prolongée
immorsus:P. of immordeo
immortale:éternellement
immortaliter:infinitely
immortalitus:from heaven, by the gift of the gods
immundabilis:that cannot be cleansed
immundae:unclean women, Comp., Sup.
immunde:impurely, uncleanly
immunditas:
immunditia:uncleanness, impurity, filth
immundities:impureté
immundo:to defile, render unclean
immundus2:absence d'ornement
immunificus:not liberal, stingy
immurmuratio:Ambr. murmure (des bêtes féroces).
immusicus:unmusical
immusilus:vautour
immussulus:a kind of vulture, falcon
!immusulos:
immusulus:a kind of vulture, falcon
immutabilitas:unchangeableness, immutability
immutabiliter:unchangeably
immutatio:a change, exchanging, interchange, substitution of one thing for another
immutator:a changer
immutesco:to become dumb, speechless
immutilatus:-I. maimed, mutilated -II. unmutilated, entire
imo:on the contrary, no indeed, by no means, yes indeed, by all means
impacificus:not peaceful, not inclined to peace
impactio:a striking against, concussion, impact
impaenitendus:not to be repented of
impaenitens:not repenting, impenitent
impaenitentia:impenitence
impaenitibilis:dont on ne peut se repentir
impaenitudo:impénitence
impaestator:
impages:the border, frame-work which surrounds the panel of a door
impalpabilis:qu'on ne peut toucher
impalpebratio:loss of motion in the eyelids
impancro:int., fondre sur
imparatio:indigestion, med.
imparcenter:relentlessly, unsparingly
imparco:to spare
imparens:désobéissant
imparilis:unequal, unlike, different
imparilitas:inequality, difference, lack of, correspondence
impariliter:unequally
imparitas:inégalité
impars:c. expers
impartibilis:indivisible
imparticipabilis:qui n'a point part à
imparticipatus:non partagé
impartilis:indivisible
impartio:fut., dep.
impasco:
impascor:to feed, be pastured in
impassibilis:incapable of passion, passionless, Adv.
impassibilitas:incapacity for suffering;
impassibiliter:without passion
impassionabilis:impassible, qui ne peut souffrir
impassionabiliter:d'une manière impassible
impatefactus:non dévoilé, invisible
impatibilis:Pass., insufferable, insupportable, intolerable
impausabilis:unceasing, incessant, Adv.
impausabiliter:unceasingly
impeccabilis:faultless, sinless, impeccable
impeccantia:faultlessness, sinlessness
impedatio:a propping, supporting with props
impedico:to catch, entangle
impedimentosus:qui fait obstacle
impeditio:a hinderance, obstruction
impedito:to hinder, impede
impeditor:a hinderer, obstructer
impedo:to prop, support
impendia:c. impendium
impendio:compp.
impenetrabiliter:de manière à empêcher de pénétrer
impenetrale:lieu où il est interdit d'entrer
impensatio:the expenditure, outlay., destruction
impensio:
impenso:tr., employer, dépenser
impensor:qui emploie, qui met en oeuvre
impensus2:outlay, expense
imperans:a master, conqueror, ruler
imperatio:ordre, commandement
imperatiue:imperatively
imperatiuus:of or proceeding from a command, commanded, Adv.
imperatorie:like a general
imperatus2:a command, order
imperceptus:unperceived, unknown
imperfecte:imperfectly, incompletely
imperfectio:imperfection
imperfectum:
imperfossus:unpierced, unstabbed
imperfundies:filth, impurity
imperiabiliter:commandingly, imperiously
imperialis:of the empire, emperor, imperial, Adv.
imperialiter:imperially
imperiose:impérieusement
impermeabilis:not to be passed through, not traversable
impermisceo:to mix in, mingle
impermixtus:unmixed
impermutabilis:immuable
impermutabiliter:immuablement
impermutatus:qu'on ne permute pas, non changé
imperscrutabilis:impenetrable, inscrutable
imperscrutatus:qui n'a pas été sondé
impersonalis:impersonal, Adv.
impersonaliter:impersonally
impersonatiuus:the impersonal mood, the infinitive
imperspicabilis:that cannot be seen through, inscrutable, incomprehensible
impertilis:indivisible
impertinens:not belonging thereto
impertior:to share with another, to communicate, bestow, impart
impertita:favors, concessions
impertitio:an imparting
impertitiuus:qui fait part
impertitus:part. p. de impertio
imperturbabilis:that cannot be disturbed, imperturbable
imperturbatio:freedom from disturbance, tranquillity
impetibilis:-I. Pass., insufferable, insupportable, intolerable -II. assailing, making an assault
impetiginosus:one who has the impetigo
impetitus:part. de impeto
impeto:to rush upon, assail, attack
impetrabiliter:in a way likely to attain
impetratio:an obtaining by request, accomplishment
impetratiuus:obtained by entreaty, vows
impetrator:one who obtains, an obtainer
impetratus:part. p. de impetro
impetratus2:an effecting, obtaining
impetrio:to seek to obtain through omens, to seek by consulting auspices
impetritum:a favorable auspice, omen
impetulans:very petulant
impetuose:violently, impetuously
impetuosus:impetuous, violent
impia:profane words, impious sayings
impiamentum:contamination, defilement
impiatus:part. de impio
impico:to cover with pitch
impietatio:infamie
impigens:unwearied, unremitting
impigritas:activity, indefatigableness
impigritia:activity, indefatigableness, persistency
impii:
impilia:felt shoes
impiliarius:
impilo:venir ou tomber dans les cheveux
impinguatio:action d'engraisser
impinguesco:int., s'engraisser
impinguis:gras
impinguo:I. Act., to make fat II. Neutr., to become fat
implacabilitas:implacability
implacabiliter:implacably, comp.
implagium:petit filet
implago:to bring into a net, to entangle, ensnare.
implanator:trompeur
implano:to deceive, delude
implanto:tr., planter dans
implanus:uneven
implastro:c. emplastro.
implaudo:tr., = infligo
implebilis:filling up
implecticus:that turns about with difficulty, immovable
implementum:a filling up
impletio:the ful filment
impletor:qui remplit, accomplit
implexio:an entwining, entangling
implexus:an entwining, infolding, embrace, abl. sing.
implicamentum:an involvement, entanglement, med.
implicatrix:celle qui enlace
implicatura:an entangling
implicisco:- tr. - embrouiller, troubler.
impliciscor:to become confused, disordered, act.
implicite:intricately
implicito:to entwine, interweave
implorabilis:that may be prayed to for help
implorator:celui qui implore.
imploratus:part. de imploro
implumbo:to solder in with lead
impluuiata:vêtement de forme carrée (pour les femmes).
impoenitens:
impoenitentia:
impoenitudo:
impoenitus:unpunished, unrestrained, free from danger, safe, secure, Comp., Adv.
impolite:without ornament
impolitia:want of neatness, carelessness, negligence
impolities:manque de culture.
impomenta:quasi imponimenta, quae post cenam mensis imponebant
imponderabilis:impondérable.
imponimenta:dessert
imporco:to put into furrows;
importabilis:that cannot be borne, insupportable;, med., Adv.
importabiliter:in an insupportable manner
importatitius:brought in from abroad, imported
importatus:part. de importo
importune:unsuitably, rudely, violently
importuositas:manque de port
impositicius:laid on, applied
impositio:the application
imposititius:-I. laid on, applied -II. imposed, prescribed
impositiuus:applied
impositor:one who applies a name
impositus:application sur
impossibilis:impossible, med.
impossibilitas:impossibility
impostor:a deceiver, impostor
impostura:deceit, imposture
impotabilis:not drinkable
impraegno:to impregnate, make pregnant
impraeiudicatus:non jugé d'avance
impraemeditatus:unprepared
impraeparatus:unprepared, without preparation
impraepedite:without hinderance
impraepedito:without hinderance
impraepeditus:unhindered, Adv., without hinderance;
impraeputiatus:having the prepuce, uncircumcised
impraescientia:a not knowing beforehand, want of prescience
impraescius:ignorant de l'avenir
impraesentiarum:at present, for the present, under present circumstances, now
impraestabilis:useless, med.
impraestrictus:non ébloui
impraetermisse:sans interruption
impraeuaricabilis:not to be transgressed
imprensibilis:incomprehensible
impresse:en appuyant / [fig.] d'une manière pénétrante
impressior:
impresso:tr., imprimer fort
impressus:not milked
impressus2:a pressing upon, impression
impretiabilis:priceless, invaluable, inestim tble
imprincipaliter:by preference, especially
improbabiliter:objectionably, med.
improbator:a disapprover, condemner
improbatus:homme très décrié
improbiter:Beyond measure, immoderately, enormously, med.
improbito:to disapprove strongly, condemn
improbosus:exagéré, démesuré
improcreabilis:that cannot be procreated
improducibilis:qui ne peut s'allonger sous le marteau, non ductile
improfessus:that has not professed, declared himself
improficuus:qui ne profite à personne
impromiscus:unmixed, unmingled
imprope:near
improperanter:gradually, by degrees
improperiter:
improperium:a reproach, taunt
improperus:not hasting, slow
improprie:improperly
improprietas:impropriety, improper use
improprium:something improper, impropriety, faultiness
improprius:not befitting, unsuitable, improper, Neutr.
impropugnatus:not defended, undefended
improspecte:improvidently
improspectus:not seen from afar, unseen, Adv.
improsperitas:infortune
improspicuus:qui ne peut prévoir
improtectus:uncovered, undefended, unprotected
improuidentia:want of foresight, improvidence
improuise:on a sudden, unexpectedly
imprudenter:without foresight, ignorantly, inconsiderately
impubes2:a person under years of discretion
impubescens:growing to maturity
impubis:not having attained to manhood, below the age of puberty, under age, youthful, beardless
impudefactus:qui a perdu toute pudeur
impudendus:dont on doit rougir
impudicatus:déshonoré, souillé
impudice:impudiquement
impudorate:impudemment, effrontément
impugnamentum:attaque
impugnatio:an attack, assault
impugnator:one who attacks, assails
impulitus:part. incorrect de impello
impulsio:a pushing against.
impulso:pousser contre
impulstrix:she who instigates
impultrix:instigatrice
impuluereus:without dust
impunctio:ponction [opération chirurgicale]
impunctus:without points, specks
impunis:without punishment, unpunished
impunite:with impunity
impurgabilis:that cannot be cleansed;, inexcusable
impuritia:uncleanness, vileness, impurity
impurpuratus:bordé de pourpre
imputatio:an account, a charge, med.
imputatiue:en faisant un reproche
imputatiuus:charging;, imputative, accusatory
imputresco:to rot, putrefy in
imputribilis:not liable to decay, incorruptible, Adv.
imputribiliter:incorruptibly
ina:a thin fibre
inabruptus:not broken off, unbroken
inabscondibilis:
inabsolutus:unfinished, incomplete
inabstinens:intempérant
inabstinenter:
inabstinentia:intempérance
inabstractus:inséparable
inaccedendus:inaccessible
inaccensus:unkindled, not inflamed
inacceptibilis:inadmissible
inaccessibilis:unapproachable, inaccessible
inaccessibilitas:inaccessibilité
inaccresco:to increase, med.
inaccusabilis:qu'on ne peut accuser
inaccusatus:not accused
inacisco:to become sour in, to turn sour
inacresco:c. inaccresco.
inactuosus:inactive
inactus:part. p. de inigo
inadducibiliter:
inadibilis:unapproachable, inaccessible, med.
inadspectus:non vu
inadspicuus:invisible
inadulabilis:inaccessible to flattery
inadulteratus:non falsifié
inaedificatio:action de construire.
inaedificatus:part. passé de inaedifico.
inaequabilitas:inequality, unlikeness, variety
inaequabiliter:unevenly, unequally
inaequimodus:de mesure inégale
inaestimabiliter:d'une manière incalculable
inaestimatus:not rated, untaxed
inaffectatus:unaffected, natural
inaggeratus:heaped up
inagitabilis:immovable
inalbeo:to be white, light
inalbesco:to become white, pale
inalbo:to make white, light, to whiten, brighten
inalesco:int., c. inolesco
inalgesco:to become cold
inalienabilis:inébranlable
inalienatus:unspoiled, uncorrupted
inalligo:tr., lier sur
inaltero:to include the one in the other
inalto:to raise, exalt
inamarico:to imbitter
inamatus:not loved, disliked
inambitiosus:unambitious, unassuming
inamissibilis:that cannot be lost, med.
inamoene:désagréablement.
inamplexibilis:not to be embraced, contained in
inane2:en vain
inanesco:to become empty
inanilogista:
inaniloquium:a vain talking
inaniloquus:that talks in vain;
inaniloquuus:qui tient des propos futiles, qui dit des bêtises.
inanimal:inanimé
inanimans:inanimate
inanimatus:lifeless, inanimate
inanimentum:emptiness
inanimis:without breath, without life, breathless, lifeless, inanimate
inanimo:tr., animer
inanitio:emptiness
inanitum:vacancy, emptiness
inanitus:part. de inanio
inante:adv., devant, en face
inapertus:not open
inapparatio:want of preparation
inapprehensibilis:incomprehensible
inapprehensibiliter:de manière incompréhensible
inaquo:to turn into water
inaquosa:dry places, desert places
inaquosus:lacking water
inarcto:to circumscribe, limit
inarculum:baguette de grenadier recourbée et placée comme une couronne sur la tête du sacrificateur
inarefactus:dried
inargentatus:overlaid with silver, silvered over
inargento:to overlay with silver, to silver
inargute:not acutely
inargutus:not acute, without acuteness, Adv.
inarmo:to arm
inarticulatus:indistinct, inarticulate
inartificialis:inartificial, not according to the rules of art, Adv.
inartificialiter:inartificially
inarto:tr., resserrer, diminuer
inaspectus:unseen
inaspicuus:invisible
inassatus:roasted
inassero:to cover with beams
inassignatus:unassigned
inassuetus:unaccustomed
inattaminatus:uninjured, unhurt
inattenuatus:undiminished, unweakened
inattingibilis:qu'on ne peut toucher
inattritus:not rubbed away, not worn
inauarus:not greedy, not avaricious
inaudibilis:inaudible
inaudientia:disobedience
inauditio:action d'écouter, d'entendre dire
inauditiuncula:a little lecture, lesson
inauersibilis:that cannot be turned aside, unalterable, med.
inauertibilis:qu'on ne peut détourner
inauguratio:a beginning
inauguratus:part. p. de inauguro
inaurator:a gilder
inauratura:a gilding, Piur.
inaures:ear-drops, ear-rings, ornaments for the ear
inaurio:to give hearing to, to cause to hear
inauris:[décad.] et ordint
inauritus:without ears
inausa:unattempted things, deeds beyond daring
inauspicato:without consulting the auspices
inauulsibilis:qu'on ne peut arracher
inauxiliatus:not supported
incaducus:solide
incaelatus:non ciselé
incalatio:invocation
incalatiue:avec invocation
incalcatus:untrodden
incallesco:
incallo:to render callous
incalo:tr., invoquer
incandido:to make white, to cleanse
incandidus:non blanchi
incantamentum:a charm, incantation
incantatio:an enchanting, enchantment
incantator:an enchanter, wizard
incantatrix:sorcière, enchanteresse
incantatus:part. p. de incanto
incapabilis:incomprehensible
incapabilitas:incomprehensibility
incapacitas:incapacité
incapax:incapable
incapistro:to halter, muzzle;, to fetter, entangle
incaptus:qui n'est pas pris
incarceratus:
incarnatio:incarnation
incarnatus:incarné, fait chair.
incarneus:non charnel
incarno:to make flesh;, pass.
incaseatus:abondant en fromages ; [fig.] gras, riche
incassus:vain
incastratura:a tenon
incastro:tr., emboîter, enchâsser, encastrer
incasurus:v. incido 1.
incatholicus:not catholic;
incauillatio:action de se moquer, raillerie
incauillor:to revile, mock at
incauo:to hollow out, make hollow
incautela:want of foresight, incautiousness, med.
incelatus:non caché
incelebris:sans notoriété, ignoré
incendefacio:to set on fire
incendialis:of or belonging to fires, fire-
incendiarius:causing a conflagration, setting on fire, fire-.
incendiosus:burning, hot
incenis:that has not dined, dinnerless
inceno:to dine there, to dine in, at a place
incensitus:not assessed, not enrolled in the census
incenso:tr., brûler (de l'encens)
incensor:one who kindles, sets fire to
incensorius:qui brûle, caustique
incensum:A setting fire to, lighting
incentio:A blowing, playing
incentiue:comme par un aiguillon
incentiuum:aiguillon, stimulant [av. génit. obj.]
incentiuus:that strikes up, sets the tune
incentor:one who sets the tune, begins to sing, a precentor, singer
incentrix:instigatrice
inceptio:a beginning, undertaking, Absol.
inceptiuus:qui commence, initial
inceptor:a beginner
inceptus:part. p. de incipio
inceramenta:rosin and pitch for calking a ship
inceratus:part. p. de incero
incertitudo:incertitude
incerto2:uncertainly, not certainly, dubiously
incespitator:v. caespitator.
incessabilis:unceasing, incessant, Adv.
incessabiliter:incessantly
incessans:incessant, Adv.
incessanter:incessantly, med.
incesta:an incestuous woman, paramour
incestator:qui souille par un inceste
incestuosus:incestuous, lewd
incharaxo:to scratch into, to open by scratching
incho:a beginning
inchoamen:
inchoamenta:principes
inchoate:en commençant
inchoatio:commencement
inchoatiuus:
inchoator:celui qui commence
inchoatus:part. p. de inchoo
inchor:a beginner
incibo:to provide with food, to feed
incicur:not tame, wild
inciduus:not cut, felled, uncut, unhewn
inciens:pregnant, with young
incilis2:c. incile
incinctus:P. of incingo
incinefactus:made ashes
incinerarium:hair - dressing
incinero:réduire en cendres
incingulum:a girdle
incipesso:to begin
incircum:round about
incircumcisio:état de non circoncision
incircumcisus:uncircumcised
incircumscriptus:unlimited, infinite
incircumspecte:étourdiment
incircumspectus:irréfléchi, inconsidéré
incise:in short clauses
incisim:in short clauses
incisio:A cutting into, cut, incision
incisor:découpeur
incisum:a section, division, clause
incisura:a cutting into, incision, incisure
incisus:P. of 2 incīdo
incisus2:an incision
incita:to bring to a stand-still, reduce to extremity: Sy., Mi.
incitabilis:qui ne peut être excité
incitabulum:an incentive, stimulus
incitae:pièce qu'on ne peut bouger sur l'échiquier, échec et mat ; [d'où au fig.]
incitate:quickly, rapidly, violently
incitatius:avec un mouvement plus rapide, plus rapidement.
incitator:an inciter, instigator, med.
incitatrix:she that incites, instigates
incitatus2:rapid motion;
incitega:pied pour soutenir l'amphore
incitus2:quick motion
inciuilia:impolite acts, rudeness
inciuilis:unmannerly, impolite, uncivil;, unreasonable, unjust
inciuilitas:uncourteousness, incivility
inciuiliter:without civility, uncourteously, Comp.
inciuilitier:
inclamatio:a calling out, exclaiming against
inclamatus:part. de inclamo
inclango:tr., faire retentir
inclarus:obscure
inclaudibilis:irrationnel
inclaudicabilis:qui ne boite pas
inclausibilis:qu'on ne peut fermer
inclinamentum:the formative termination
inclinatiuus:enclitic
inclinatus2:the formation, derivation
inclinis:-I. bending, bowing -II. unbending, unalterable
inclusor:one who encloses, enchases
inclusus:P. of includo
incoadunatio:union intime.
incoctilia:vessels overlaid, washed with metal, tinned vessels
incoctilis:Cooked in
incoctio:a boiling in, an incoction
incoctus:uncooked, raw, the bad humor not worked off
incoencenatus:that has not dined, eaten, dinnerless, hungry, fasting
incoencenis:that has not dined, dinnerless
incoenceno:to dine there, to dine in, at a place
incoeptus:
incoercitus:unrestrained
incogitabilis:Act., thoughtless, inconsiderate
incogitans:thoughtless, inconsiderate
incogitantia:thoughtlessness, inconsiderateness
incogitate:
incognitio:méconnaissance
incognoscibilis:incomprehensible, not to be known, discerned
incognosco:to learn, find out
incohaerens:incohérent, sans lien
incohamenta:first principles, rudiments, elements
incohate:incipiently, incompletely
incohatio:a beginning
incohatiuus:beginning, denoting a beginning, inchoative;
incohator:a beginner
incohatus:Neutr., to begin, commence, take a beginning.
incohibilis:that cannot be held, kept together
incoibilis:difficile à rassembler.
incoinquinabilis:incorruptible
incoinquinabiliter:sans souillure
incoinquinatus:unde filed, unpolluted
incolatus:non filtré
incolatus2:a residing, a dwelling in
incolo2:to cultivate, to inhabit
incolor:colorless
incolorate:without alleging a cause
incomes:qui est sans compagnon
incomis:unpleasant, med., Adv.
incomiter:ungracefully, without pleasantry
incomium:one of the ingredients of an ointment
incomma:the standard height
incommeabilis:not traversable, impassable
incommendatus:unrecommended;, given up, abandoned
incommensurabilis:incommensurable
incommibilitas:impassibilité.
incomminatus:
incomminutus:not broken, entire
incommiscibilis:that cannot be mixed
incommixtus:non mélangé
incommobilitas:immovableness, insensibility;
incommodans:mal portant
incommonitus:non averti
incommote:immovably, unchangeably, firmly
incommunicabilis:incommunicable
incommunicatus:shared with
incommunis:not common
incommutabilis:unchangeable, immutable, Adv.
incommutabilitas:unchangeableness, immutability
incommutabiliter:unchangeably, immutably
incommutatus:unchangeable
incomparabilitas:manière d'être incomparable
incomparatus:unequalled, incomparable, no.
incompassibilis:that cannot suffer with another, share another's sufferings
incompellabilis:that cannot be named, not to be addressed by name
incompetens:insufficient, Adv.
incompetenter:insufficiently
incomplebilis:qui ne peut être rempli
incompletus:uncompleted, incomplete
incomplexus:incomplexe
incompos:not having control over
incomposite:without order, disorderly
incomprehensibiliter:d'une manière incompréhensible
incomprehensus:not comprehended, incomprehensible
incomprensus:non saisi, insaisissable
incompte:grossièrement, sans art
incomte:
incomtus:unadorned, inelegant, artless, rude
inconcessibilis:inadmissible
inconciliatus:non concilié
inconcinne:maladroitement
inconcinnitas:inelegance, awkwardness, impropriety
inconcinniter:maladroitement, sans art
inconcretus:bodiless, incorporeal
inconculcabilis:not capable of being trodden under foot
inconcusse:firmly, resolutely
inconexio:the omission of a copulative particle, asyndeton
inconexus:not joined together, disconnected
inconfectus:not wrought out, undigested, no.
inconfidens:sans confiance
inconfuse:sans confusion
inconfusibilis:that cannot be embarrassed, confused, Adv.
inconfusibiliter:without confusion
incongelabilis:that cannot be frozen
incongressibilis:unapproachable, inaccessible
incongrue:unsuitably
incongruenter:unsuitably
incongruentia:unsuitableness, incongruity
incongruitas:] proposition où le verbe est impersonnel
incongruus:inconsistent, incongruous, unsuitable, Adv.
inconiuens:that does not close the eyes
inconiugus:epithets, not applicable to ordinary names
inconiunctus:non joint, non lié
inconiuus:that does not close the eyes, sleepless
inconnconexus:not joined together, disconnected
inconnexio:asyndète [rhét.]
inconnexus:non lié, non adhérent / [métrique] asynartète ??
inconniuens:that does not close the eyes
inconniuus:that does not close the eyes, sleepless
inconruptela:imperishableness, incorruptibility
inconruptibilis:imperishable, incorruptible, Adv.
inconruptibilitas:imperishableness, incorruptibility
inconruptibiliter:
inconruptio:imperishableness, incorruptibility
inconruptiuus:imperishable
inconruptorius:imperishable
inconruptus:unspoiled, uninjured, uncorrupted
inconscientia:ignorance [d'une chose]
inconscius:unaware, unconscious
inconscriptus:not arranged
inconsentaneus:unsuitable, unfit
inconsentiens:discordant
inconsequens:not logically consequent, inconsequent, Adv.
inconsequenter:inconsequentially, illogically
inconsequentia:want of logical connection, inconsequence
inconsiderans:inconsiderate, Adv.
inconsideranter:inconsiderately
inconsiderantia:want of reflection, inconsiderateness
inconsideratio:inconsiderateness, extr.;
inconsiderato:c. inconsiderate.
inconsilium:ill-advisedness, thoughtlessness
inconsitus:unsown, untilled
inconsolabilis:inconsolable, incurable
inconsonans:ill-sounding, unsuitable;, Adv.
inconsonanter:unsuitably;
inconsonantia:dissonance, manque d'harmonie
inconsonus:dissonant, qui manque d'harmonie
inconspectus:indiscreet, imprudent
inconspicuus:not conspicuous, not remarkable
inconspretus:not despised, slighted
inconstabilitio:not standing firmly
inconstructus:construit sur
inconstruo:to build up with
inconsubstantiuus:qui n'est pas consubstantiel
inconsuetus:Unusual
inconsulto:c. inconsulte
inconsultum:c. inconsultus 2
inconsultus2:the not advising with another, abl. sing.
inconsummatio:incompleteness, imperfection
inconsummatus:unfinished, incomplete, imperfect
inconsumptibilis:not to be consumed, indestructible
inconsutilis:not sewed together, without seam
inconsutus:not sewed together, without seam
incontaminabilis:that cannot be defiled, Adv.
incontaminabiliter:without defilement
incontaminatus:uncontaminated, undefiled, pure, Sup.
incontatus:undelayed
incontemplabilis:that cannot be looked upon, contemplated
incontemptibilis:not contemptible, not to be despised
incontentus:unstretched
incontiguus:that cannot be touched
incontinuus:sans continuité
incontra:
incontradicibilis:that cannot be contradicted, undeniable, comp.
incontrectabilis:insaisissable
incontristabilis:qui ne peut être attristé
incontritus:not contrite
incontrouersus:
incontumacia:
inconuenienter:unsuitably, Sup.
inconuenientia:inconsistency, incongruity
inconuersibilis:not convertible, not to be turned about
inconuertibilis:unchangeable
inconuertibilitas:unchangeableness
inconuertibiliter:invariablement
inconuincibilis:not to be convinced
inconuolutus:conglobate, heaped together
inconuulsibilis:inébranlable
inconuulsus:undestroyed, while they are not relieved from the obligation of paying taxes
incopiosus:not furnished with provisions
incoprio:to defile, abuse, revile
incoram:In the presence of; in the presence of all, before all
incorporabilis:incorporeal
incorporale:-I. an incorporeal thing, that which is unsubstantial, immaterial -II. an intangible possession, a right
incorporalitas:incorporeity
incorporaliter:incorporeally
incorporatio:an embodying, incorporating, furnishing with a body
incorporatus:-I. not embodied -II. embodied, incorporate
incorporeus:incorporeal
incorporo:To fasten, mark in, upon a body.
incorrectus:uncorrected, unimproved
incorrigibilis:not to be corrected, cured
incorrigibiliter:d'une manière incorrigible
incorruptela:imperishableness, incorruptibility
incorruptibilis:imperishable, incorruptible, Adv.
incorruptibilitas:imperishableness, incorruptibility
incorruptibiliter:imperishably
incorruptio:imperishableness, incorruptibility
incorruptiuus:imperishable
incorruptorius:imperishable
incoxo:to bend down, to cower, squat down
incrassatus:made stout, fattened
incrasso:to make thick, stout, part.
increabilis:not of a created nature, self-existent
increatus:uncreated, not made
increbro:to do any thing frequently
incredendus:not to be believed, incredible
incredibilitas:Incredibility
increditus:disbelieved, discredited
incredule:avec incrédulité
incredulitas:disbelief, incredulity
incredundus:not to be believed, incredible
incrematus:v. incremo.
incremento:to increase
increpatio:a chiding, rebuking
increpatiue:chidingly
increpatiuus:qui reproche
increpator:a chider, abuser
increpatorius:chiding, objurgatory
increpatus:v. increpo
increpitus:Chided, reproved
increpitus2:a chiding, rebuking
increpundia:fig.)
incretus:unsifted
incribratus:tamisé au-dessus
incriminatio:blamelessness, irreprehensibleness
incrispatio:a crisping, curling
incrispo:to crisp, curl
incrucio:to torture greatly
incrudesco:to become very raw
incruentatus:-I. not made bloody, not bloody -II. made bloody, bloody
incruente:without bloodshed
incrustatio:an incrusting
incuba:possesseur illégitime, usurpateur
incubatio:a lying upon eggs, a brooding, incubation.
incubator:One who lies in, one who, sleeps in a temple
incubatrix:qui se couche dessus, qui s'étend au-dessus
incubito:to lie in, upon
incubitus:part. de incubo
incubitus2:abl. sing., a lying upon
incudo:to forge with the hammer, to fabricate, part. pass., an indented, sharpened stone for a handmill
inculcate:forcibly, comp.
inculcatius:v. inculcate.
inculcatus:part. de inculco
incursatio:an attack
incursax:that makes frequent inroads
incursibilis:exposé aux incursions
incursim:rapidly, quickly
incursorius:qui pénètre (s'étend) jusque...
incursus2:part. p. de incurro
incuruabilis:not flexible
incuruatio:a bending, curving
incuruatura:
incuruatus:bent, crooked, bowed
incuruesco:to bend down
incuruiceruicus:having a crooked, wry neck
incuruisco:to bend down
incuruitas:courbure
incusabilis:blameworthy, comp.
incusatio:a blaming, accusing, accusation
incusatiuus:accusing;, absol.
incusator:an accuser
incusatus:complained of, found fault with
incussa:bruised, injured parts
incussio:a falling in, inroad
incussor:one who strikes
incussus:part. p. de incutio
indagabilis:investigating, inquiring
indaganter:à la piste, en suivant la piste.
indagator:one who traces out, a tracker, a hunter of springs
indagatrix:she who searches into, investigates, explores
indagatus:part. p. de indago
indagatus2:abl. sing., an exploring, encircling, surrounding
indages:a searching into, investigation, exploration
indagor:dép., c. indago 1
indagus:qui cherche la piste
indalbo:to make white, light, to whiten, brighten
indebite:without just cause, unduly
indebito:without just cause, unduly
indebitum:that which is not due, the performance, payment of which is not due
indecentia:unseemliness, impropriety
indeceo:to misbecome;, acc. pers.
indeceptibilis:qu'on ne peut tromper
indeciduus:qui ne tombe pas
indeclinabiliter:unchangeably
indeclinatus:unchanged, constant
indecliuis:sans pente
indecorabiliter:unbecomingly
indecorae:ill-favored women
indecoris:unbecoming, unseemly, indecorous, inglorious, disgraceful, shameful
indecorosus:disgraceful
indefectus:undiminished, unfailing, unweakened, unexhausted
indefense:without defence
indefesse:unweariedly
indefessim:unweariedly
indeficiens:unfailing
indeficienter:continually, incessantly
indeficientia:an unfailing supply
indefinibilis:
indefinite:indefinitely
indeflebilis:not to be lamented
indefletus:unwept, unlamented
indeiectus:not thrown down
indelassatus:unwearied
indelebilis:indelible, imperishable
indelibatus:untouched, uninjured
indeliberanter:without reflection
indeliberatus:not reflected on, inconsiderate
indelictus:not criminal, faultless, blameless
indemnatio:
indemnitas:security from damage, loss, indemnity
indemonstrabilis:not to be proved, undemonstrable
indemonstratus:non démontré
indemutabilis:unchangeable, immutable, Adv.
indemutabiliter:immutably
indemutatus:immuable
indenuntiatus:not declared, announced
indeprecabilis:that cannot be averted by prayer
indeprehensibilis:undiscoverable
indeprehensus:insaisissable.
indepto:tr., atteindre
indeptus:pass.
indescriptus:not divided
indesecabilis:qui ne peut être coupé
indeses:not inactive, free from indolence
indesignatus:undesigned
indesinens:incessant, Adv.
indesinenter:incessantly
indespectus:that one cannot look down into, unfathomable
indesponsata:celle qui n'est pas fiancée
indesponsatus:
indestrictus:untouched, uninjured, unhurt
indeterminabilis:that cannot be defined, indeterminable
indeterminate:d'une manière indéterminée
indeterminatus:undefined, unlimited
indetonsus:unshorn, with unshorn hair, beard
indetribilis:that cannot be rubbed, worn out
indetritus:not worn out
indeuitatus:unavoided, certainly striking
indeuius:
indeuote:impiously, unconscientiously
indeuotio:want of religion, want of principle, irreverence, irreligion, impiety
indeuotus:irreligious, impious, unconscientious, Adv.
indicabilis:that indicates, indicative
indicatio:an indicating, setting, rating, a valuation;, value, price, rate
indicatiue:d'une manière indicative
indicatiuus:indicative
indicator:one that points out
indicatura:an indicating, rating, value, price, rate, physicians, fees for curing diseases
indicatus:part. de indico 1
indicendus:qu'il ne faut pas dire
indicens:that does not say
indicina:a notice, information, summons
indiciua:the informer's reward
indiciuus:indicating, indicative
indicticius:declared, proclaimed
indictionalis:of or relating to an impost, tax
indictitius:declared, proclaimed
indictiuus:declared, proclaimed
indiculum:petit exemple
indiculus:a short list, catalogue
indifferens2:a thing indifferent, neither good nor evil
indifferenter:without distinction, indiscriminately, indifferently, to bear with indifference, unconcern;
indifferentia:want of distinction, difference, similarity, equivalence
indifficulter:easily
indigenus:native, vernacular
indigeries:dyspepsie
indigeste:without arrangement, immethodically
indigestibilis:indigestible
indigestio:indigestion
indigestus2:indigestion
indigetamenta:religious books containing the names of the gods and prescribing the mode of worshipping them
indigeto:to call upon, invoke
indigitamenta:religious books containing the names of the gods and prescribing the mode of worshipping them
indigito:to call upon, invoke
indignandus:to be despised, deserving contempt
indignans:that cannot endure, suffer, impatient, indignant, Adv.
indignanter:indignantly, with indignation
indignatiuum:la faculté de se fâcher
indignatiuus:passionate, irascible
indignatus:angered, reluctant
indigniter:Unworthily, undeservedly, dishonorably, shamefully
indignus2:indigné
indiguus:needing, in want
indilucesco:to begin to grow light
indimensus:immeasurable, innumerable
indimissus:not put away, not divorced
indinoscibilis:
indirecto:indirectement
indirectus:indirect, détourné
indirumpibilis:indestructible
indisciplina:want of education
indisciplinate:in an undisciplined manner, disorderly
indisciplinatio:want of discipline
indisciplinatus:without discipline, undisciplined, Adv.
indisciplinosus:without discipline, undisciplined
indiscissibilis:inséparable
indiscissus:not cut to pieces, undivided
indisco:to learn thoroughly
indiscrepans:convenable, raisonnable [en parl. d'un prix]
indiscrepanter:sans écart
indiscrete:confusément
indiscretim:confusément
indiscretio:lack of discernment, indiscretion
indiscriminabilis:that cannot be distinguished, undistinguishable
indiscriminatim:without distinction
indiscusse:without examination
indiscussibilis:that is not to be discussed
indiscussus:not discussed, not considered
indiserte:not eloquently
indisiunctim:immediately
indispensatus:not properly distributed, immoderate
indispertibilis:indivisible
indisputabilis:indisputable
indissecabilis:indivisible
indissimilis:not unlike
indissimulabilis:that cannot be dissembled
indissimulanter:ouvertement
indissociabilis:inseparable, Adv.
indissociabiliter:inseparably
indissocialus:inseparable
indissociatus:non séparé
indissolubilis:that cannot be dissolved, loosed, indissoluble
indissolubiliter:indissolubly
indissolutus:non dissous
indissuasibilis:dont on ne peut dissuader
indistanter:Uninterruptedly
indistincte:Without distinction, indiscriminately
inditus:put on, laid on, imposed
indiuidue:inséparablement
indiuiduitas:indivisibility
indiuiduum:an atom, indivisible particle
indiuise:undividedly, in common
indiuisibilis:indivisible, Adv.
indiuisibiliter:indivisibly
indiuisim:
indiuisiue:inséparablement, d'une façon indivisible
indiuulsus:not separated
indocibilis:unteachable
indocibilitas:incapacité d'être instruit
indocilitas:unteachableness, indocility, med.
indocte:unlearnedly, unskilfully
indolatilis:that cannot be fashioned, formed, cultivated
indolatus:not cut, unhewn
indolens:qui ne souffre pas
indoloria:absence of pain
indoloria2:anæsthetics
indoloris:free from pain
indolorius:painless
indominabilis:that cannot be mastered
indomitabilis:not to be subdued
indonatus:without a present
indormis:sleepless
indormisco:- intr. - Aug. s'endormir.
indormitabilis:qui ne peut s'endormir
indrutico:
indubie:doubtlessly
indubitabilis:that cannot be doubted, indubitable
indubitabiliter:indubitably, without doubt, doubtless
indubitandus:not to be doubted, indubitable
indubitanter:indubitably, without doubt
indubitate:undoubtedly.
indubitatim:c. indubitate
indubitato:undoubtedly.
inductibilis:that may be drawn, smeared over
inducticius:introduced
inductilis:qu'on peut étendre sur
inductio:a leading, bringing into, introducing, admission
inductitius:introduced
inductiue:by yielding
inductiuus:relating to an assumption
indulceo:to become very sweet
indulcoro:to make very sweet
indulgitas:indulgence
indultor:a favorer
indultum:indulgence, permission, grace, favor
indultus:part. p. de indulgeo
indultus2:leave, permission
induperans:c. imperans ---> impero.
induratio:endurcissement
indusio:to clothe
indusium:a woman's under - garment
industriosus:very active, diligent, industrious
indutor:a wearer
indutorius:that can be put on
indutus:part. de induo
induuiae:clothes, garments
induuies:parure dont qqn est revêtu
inebriatio:inebriation
inebriator:one who makes drunk
inedax:not voracious, that eats little
ineditus:not made known, unknown
ineffabilis:unutterable, unpronounceable, Adv.
ineffabilitas:unutterableness, ineffableness
ineffabiliter:unutterably, ineffably
ineffectus:not, carried out, incomplete
inefficacia:inefficacy
inefficaciter:inutilement
ineffigiabilis:that cannot be portrayed, delineated
ineffigiatus:without form, shapeless
ineffrenatus:unbridled
ineffugibilis:unavoidable, inevitable
ineleganter:not choicely, tastelessly, inelegantly
inelegantia:tastelessness, inelegance;, want of harmony, inconsistency, t.
inelimatus:qui n'est pas limé
ineliquatus:non tiré au clair
inelixus:non bouilli, peu cuit
ineloquax:unutterable
ineloquens:ineloquent
ineloquibilis:unutterable, ineffable
ineluctatus:c. ineluctabilis
ineluibilis:that cannot be washed out, indelible
inemendatus:unamended, incorrect
inemensus:unmeasured
inemeribilis:that cannot be merited, cannot be earned
inemigrabilis:not capable of removing
inemtus:unbought, unpurchased
inemundabilis:qu'on ne peut nettoyer
inenarrabiliter:ineffablement
inenarrandus:qu'on ne peut décrire
inenarratiuus:not adapted for relation
inenarratus:unexplained
inenatabilis:from which one cannot swim out
inenuntiabilis:unspeakable
ineptiola:an absurdity, folly
ineptitudo:absurdity
inequito:to ride upon, over
inermo:tr., désarmer
inerrans:not wandering, immovable, fixed;
inerrate:
inerratum:absence d'erreur, opposé de l'erreur
inersitudo:inactivity, idleness
inerter:
inerticula:sorte de vigne, qui donne un bon vin, mais un vin qui ne grise pas
inerticulus:inactive, that produces no effect;
inertitudo:inertie
inerudite:unlearnedly, ignorantly, awkwardly
ineruditio:want of learning
inerumpibilis:not to be torn
inescatio:an alluring, a satiating
inescatorium:amorce, appât.
inesus:uneaten
ineuectus:borne, mounted upon
ineuidens:non évident
ineuincibilis:invincible
ineuitabiliter:unavoidably, inevitably
ineuolutus:not rolled out, unopened
ineuulsibilis:that cannot be torn away, inseparable
inexaminatus:unexamined
inexaturabilis:insatiable
inexcessibiliter:sans qu'il y ait d'excès
inexcitabiliter:sans qu'il ait d'excès.
inexcoctus:unexhausted
inexcogitabilis:inconceivable, incomprehensible
inexcogitabiliter:d'une façon inimaginable
inexcogitatus:not thought of, not found out, not invented
inexcruciatus:
inexcultus:unadorned;
inexcusabiliter:sans qu'on puisse se dérober
inexcusatus:not excused
inexcussus:unshaken, not terrified
inexercitabilis:inexercé
inexercitus:unemployed
inexesus:unconsumed
inexinanibilis:qui ne peut être anéanti
inexitiabilis:
inexoptabilis:not desirable
inexorabilitas:inexorability
inexorabiliter:inexorablement
inexoratus:not entreated, not prayed for, unasked
inexortus:that has not originated, without a beginning
inexpedibilis:unavoidable, inevitable
inexpeditus:not free.
inexperiens:inexpérimenté
inexperienter:sans expérience
inexperientia:inexperience
inexperrectus:unawakened
inexpers:unacquainted with, having no share in
inexperte:c. inexperienter
inexpiabiliter:inexpiably, irremediably
inexpiatus:not atoned for, unexpiated
inexplacabilis:implacable, irreconcilable
inexplanabilis:inexplicable
inexplanatus:indistinct, inarticulate
inexplebiliter:sans se rassasier
inexplicabiliter:inextricably, inexplicably
inexplicatus:unexplained
inexplicitus:Not to be unfolded, traced
inexplorate:without examining beforehand
inexplorato:without previous examination
inexpressus:non exprimé, peu clair
inexpugnabiliter:d'une façon invincible
inexpugnandus:invincible
inexpugnatus:unconquered
inexputabilis:incalculable, incomputable
inexquisitus:not to be inquired into, unsearchable
inexsaturabilis:insatiable
inexsecrabilis:not execrable, not accursed
inexsecutio:pursuit, prosecution
inexsistens:existant dans
inexsolubilis:indestructible
inexspectata:les choses inattendues
inexstinguibilis:unextinguishable
inexstinguibiliter:d'une façon inextinguible
inexstirpabilis:that cannot be rooted out
inexterminabilis:that cannot be exterminated, immortal
inextimabilis:inestimable
inextinguibilis:unextinguishable
inextirpabilis:that cannot be rooted out
inextricabiliter:d'une façon inextricable
inextricatus:undeveloped
inexustus:non consumé
infacete:coarsely, rudely, unwittily, stupidly, Sup.
infacetiae:rude jests, coarse jokes, puns
infacundia:want of eloquence
infaeco:to pollute
infallibilis:infaillible
infallibiliter:infallibly
infalsator:faussaire
infalsatus:falsified
infalso:tr., falsifier, altérer
infamatio:a calumny, defamation
infamator:celui qui diffame, qui décrie
infamatus:of ill repute
infamiter:infamously;, sup.
infamium:c. infamia
infamus:c. infamis
infantaria:a woman fond of infants
infantarii:sacrificers of infants
infantarius:that has to do with infants, substt.
infanticida:a child-murderer, an infanticide
infanticidium:child-murder, infanticide
infantiliter:like a child
infanto:to nourish, feed as an infant
infantula:a little girl
infantulus:a little infant
infarcio:To stuff into
infarsus:
infascinabilis:that cannot be bewitched
infascinate:without being bewitched
infastidibilis:not to be loathed, not repulsive
infastiditus:not loathed, not loathsome
infatigabiliter:indefatigably
infatigatus:unwearied
infatigibiliter:d'une manière infatigable.
infatigo:not to weary
infatuatio:infatuation
infatuatus:part. de infatuo
infauorabilis:unfavorable, Adv.
infauorabiliter:unfavorably
infauste:unfortunately
infaustum:a misfortune
infeco:v. infaeco.
infectio:-I. a non-performance, a doing nothing -II. a dyeing
infectiua:dye-stuffs, dyes
infectiuus:pertaining to dyeing.
infectorium:a dye-house
infectorius:that serves for dyeing
infectrix:one that infects
infectus2:a dyeing
infecunde:unfruitfully, meagrely, sparingly
infelicito:to render unhappy, make wretched, plague
infelox:c. infelix
infenditor:
infendo:tr., accuser, attaquer
inferax:unfruitful
infercio:To stuff into
inferialia:sacrifices to the dead
inferialis:of or belonging to a funeral
infermentatus:unleavened
infermento:tr., faire fermenter
infermentum:unleavened bread
infernalis:nether, lower, belonging to the lower regions, infernal, Pluto
infernas:of or from the lower country, lowland
infernum:
infernus2:hell
infersus:part. de infercio
infertilis:unfruitful
infertilitas:unfruitfulness
infertor:one who serves up dishes, a waiter, steward
infertus:part. passé de infercio.
infestatio:a disturbing, troubling
infestator:a disturber, troubler
infestatus:part. de infesto
infestiuiter:inelegantly
infestiuus:not agreeable, not pleasant, inelegant, Adv.
infiblo:to clasp, buckle, button together, to close with a clasp, pin
infibulo:to clasp, buckle, button together, to close with a clasp, pin
inficete:coarsely, rudely, unwittily, stupidly, Sup.
inficetus:coarse, blunt, rude, unmannerly, not witty, stupid
inficiae:denial
inficialis:negative, consisting in denial
inficiatio:a denial.
inficiator:a denier, one who denies a debt, refuses to restore a deposit
inficiatrix:she that denies, disowns
inficiens:that does nothing, inactive
inficior:not to confess, to contradict, deny, disown.
infideliter:faithlessly, perfidiously, Sup.
infidigraphus:writing faithlessly
infigurabilis:shapeless, ill-shaped, deformed
infiguratus:non figuré, qui n'a pas de forme
infimas:de basse condition
infimatis:one of the lowest
infimatus:p. de infimo
infime:at the bottom
infimitas:lowness, humility
infingo:tr., inventer en plus
infinibilis:endless
infinitas:boundlessness, endlessness, infinity, Absol.
infinite:Without bounds, without end, infinitely
infinitio:boundlessness, infinity
infinitiuus:unlimited, indefinite, absol.
infinitiuus2:[avec ou sans modus], m., l'infinitif
infinito:à l'infini, infiniment
infinitum:-I. boundless space, the infinite -II. an infinitude, an endless amount, number, to infinity, without end
infirmantes:les infirmes, les malades
infirmatus:part. de infirmo
infirmiter:faiblement
infirmor:dép. int., être malade, débile, infirme
infisco:tr., faire rentrer dans le trésor impérial
infitens:that does not confess
infiteor:ne pas avouer
infitiabilis:niable, contestable
infitialis:negative, consisting in denial
infitiatrix:she that denies, disowns
infixus:P. of infigo
inflabellatus:breathed into
inflabello:tr., souffler sur, exciter en soufflant
inflabilis:that may be inflated
inflacceo:to become flaccid, weak;, to become useless
inflagro:to kindle
inflamen:a state of inflation, puffing out
inflammanter:avec feu [fig.]
inflammator:celui qui allume
inflammatrix:she that kindles, inflames
inflammatus:part. de inflammo
inflatilis:of or for blowing
inflatio:a blowing itself up, swelling up.
inflatius:adv. compar. de inflate, inusité : d'une manière vraiment excessive, avec trop d'emphase.
inflator:celui, celle qui gonfle, qui donne de l'orgueil / qui s'enfle d'orgueil
inflatrix:celui, celle qui gonfle, qui donne de l'orgueil / qui s'enfle d'orgueil
inflatus2:a blowing into, a blast.
inflexibiliter:inflexiblement
inflexio:a bending.
inflexuosus:not flexible, without bending
inflexus:indéclinable
inflexus2:a bending, curving, inflecting
inflictio:a laying on, inflicting
inflictus:P. of infligo
inflictus2:a striking on, against
infloresco:to begin to blossom, put forth blossoms
influesco:int., couler dans
influus:flowing in
influxio:a flowing in
influxus:qui n'est pas coulant, qui est stable
influxus2:a flowing in, influence
infoecundus:v. infecundus.
infoederatus:not leagued together, not allied
informabilis:insusceptible of form, that does not assume a form
informator:one who fashions, an instructor
informatus:P. of informo
informidabilis:not to be feared, not formidable
informidatus:not feared
informitas:unshapeliness, ugliness, deformity
informiter:hideously, horridly
infortunitas:misfortune
infossio:a digging in
infossus:P. of infodio
infractio:a breaking to pieces
infractor:celui, celle qui brise
infractrix:celui, celle qui brise
infractura:action de briser
infractus2:c. infractio
infraenfrenatio:a taming
infraenfrenatus:without a bridle
infraenfreno:to put on a bridle.
infraforanus:that is under the Forum
infrenatio:a taming
infrendens:part. de infrendeo
infrendis:that cannot gnash
infrendo:to gnash
infrequentatus:not much used
infrequenter:rarement
infriatus:part. de infrio
infricatus:part. passé de infrico; frotté sur.
infrico:to rub in
infricolo:to rub in repeatedly
infrictio:a rubbing, friction
infrictus:part. de infrico
infrigesco:to become cold
infrigidatio:a cooling
infrigido:to make cold, cool, to cool, med.
infrons:without foliage, treeless
infrontate:impudently, no.
infrontuosus:éhonté, effronté
infructifer:improductif
infructiferus:bearing no fruit
infructuose:fruitlessly, uselessly, Comp.
infructuositas:unfruitfulness, unproductiveness, uselessness
infrugifer:c. infructifer
infrunite:senselessly
infucatus:-I. painted -II. not painted
infudibulum:a funnel
infulatus:adorned with the
infulgeo:int., briller sur [fig.]
infulgerat:it lightens
infullonicatus:not fulled
infumabulum:tuyau pour la fumée
infumatis:one of the lowest
infumatus:séché à la fumée
infumibulum:tuyau pour la fumée
infumo:to smoke, dry in the smoke
infundibulum:a funnel
infurnibulum:a funnel for inhaling smoke
infuscatus:part. de infusco
infuscus:dusky, dark brown, blackish
infusio:a pouring in, into, a watering, wetting, med.
infusor:one who pours in;
infusorium:a can, reservoir for a lamp
infusura:nourriture ingérée
infusus:P. of infundo
infusus2:a pouring in, an injection
ingelabilis:v. incongelabilis.
ingeminatio:redoublement.
ingeminatus:part. de ingemino
ingemiscendus:Neutr., dat., ad, ext.
ingemitus:a groan
ingemmesco:to become a jewel
ingeneratus:part. de ingenero
ingeniatus:naturally constituted, disposed, apt by nature
ingeniculatus:kneeling, a constellation
ingeniculo:to cause one to bend the knee;, to bend the knee, to sink down on the knee, to kneel
ingeniculor:s'agenouiller.
ingeniculus:kneeling, a constellation
ingeniolum:a little genius, feeble intellect
ingeniositas:capacité, talent
ingenua:a free-born woman
ingenuatus:naturally constituted, disposed, apt by nature
ingenuilis:sincere, ingenuous
ingenuinus:that belongs to an
ingenuosus:intellectual, superior in intellect, endowed with a good capacity, gifted with genius, of good natural talents, abilities, clever, ingenious.
ingenuus3:a free-born man
ingestabilis:that cannot be borne, insupportable
ingestio:a pouring in, introduction
ingesto:to bear
ingestus:part. de ingero
ingestus2:a presenting with, bestowment
inglomero:to heap together, accumulate
ingloria:absence de gloire.
ingloriosus:inglorious, without repute
inglutinatus:not glued, fastened
inglutino:tr., coller à, unir à
inglutio:to swallow down
ingluttio:tr., engloutir, avaler
ingluuiosus:voracious, gluttonous
ingrandesco:to grow big, increase
ingratificatio:unthankfulness
ingratificentia:unthankfulness
ingratitudo:Unthankfulness, ingratitude
ingrauanter:c. ingravate
ingrauate:not grudgingly, willingly
ingrauatio:a load, burden
ingrauatus:part. de ingravo
ingrauedo:ennui, inquiétude
ingrauidatus:burdened, oppressed
ingrauido:To make pregnant, impregnate
ingrauido2:
ingressum:entrée
ingressus2:part. de ingredior
ingruentia:approche, imminence
inguina:the front part of the body between the hips.
inguinalis:of or belonging to the
ingurgitatio:immoderate eating and drinking, gormandizing, guzzling
ingurgitatus:part. de ingurgito
ingustabilis:that cannot be tasted, not fit to be eaten, drunk
ingusto:to give to taste
inhabitaculum:a dwelling-place
inhabitatio:a dwelling, habitation
inhabitator:a dweller, inhabitant
inhabitatrix:celle qui habite
inhaeresco:to stick fast, cleave, adhere to.
inhaesio:a hanging, adhering to
inhalatio:exhalaison
inhalatus:part. de inhalo
inhalatus2:a breathing at, breath
inhamo:to fasten by a hook., to entangle, med.
inheredito:to appoint an heir
inheredo:to appoint as an heir
inhianter:with open mouth, eagerly
inhiatio:an opening of the mouth, gaping
inhiator:celui qui convoite
inhibitio:a restraining, a rowing backwards
inhibitus:P. of inhibeo
inhieto:c. inhio
inhinnio:to neigh at
inhisco:
inhonestamentum:dishonor, disgrace, shame
inhonestas:dishonor, disgrace
inhonestatio:a dishonoring
inhoneste:dishonorably, disgracefully, Comp.
inhonesto:to dishonor, disgrace
inhonorabilis:unhonored
inhonoratio:a dishonoring
inhonoratus:unhonored, disregarded
inhonore:dishonorably
inhonoris:unhonored, without honor
inhonoro:to dishonor
inhortatus:instigated, set on
inhortor:to incite, instigate
inhospita:contrées inhospitalières
inhospitalitas:inhospitality
inhospitaliter:d'une façon inhospitalière
inhumanatio:a being made man, incarnation
inhumanatus:made man, incarnate
inhumectus:not moist
inhumigo:to moisten, wet
inhumo:to bury in the ground, cover with earth, inhume
iniectionale:neutr., a clyster, injection
iniectiuus:relatif à une introduction d'action
iniecto:to lay on, apply
iniectus2:P. of inicio
iniens:part. pr. de ineo
inigo:To drive into, to, to drive
inimica:ennemie
inimicalis:inimical, hostile
inimiciter:-I. advv. -II. hostilely, inimically
inimicor:dép. int., être ennemi, hostile
inimitabilis:that cannot be imilated, inimitable
inincusabilis:
ininitiabilis:
ininitiatus:not begun
inintellegens:inintelligent
inintellegibilis:inintelligible
inintelligibilis:unintelligible, incomprehensible
inintensibilis:qui ne peut être tendu
ininterpretabilis:inexplicable
ininterpretatus:uninterpreted, unexplained
ininuentibilis:not to be found out, inscrutable
ininuestigabilis:unsearchable
ininuicem:not by turns, continually
iniquo:to render unfavorable
initalia:opening, initial ceremonies
initiales:
initialia:initiation aux mystères [de Cérès]
initiatio:a participation
initiator:an originator, founder
initiatrix:she who originates, a foundress, med.
initiatus:part. de initio
inito:to go into, to enter
initus:part. de ineo
iniucunde:unpleasantly
iniucunditas:unpleasantness
iniugatus:not yoked, unyoked, in carm.
iniugis:not yoked, that has borne no yoke.
iniunctio:an injunction, command
iniunctus:not joined, not united
iniurecessio:a form of delivering possession, a transfer of property
iniurie:unjustly, unlawfully, Sup.
iniurio:dép. [décadence] faire du tort à, outrager
iniurior:to do an injury, to injure, Impers., Pass. part.
iniuro:not to swear
iniurus:that acts unlawfully, unjust, injurious
iniusto:adv., injustement
iniuuenesco:int., rajeunir
iniux:v. injugis
inlex2:without law, contrary to law, lawless
inluminate:clearly, luminously
inlusio:a mocking, jeering; irony
inmmuto:changer, modifier / employer par métonymie
innabilis:that cannot be swum in
innarrabilis:that cannot be related, indescribable
innascibilis:that cannot be born
innaturalis:unnatural
innauigabilis:unnavigable
innauigo:to sail towards
inneruis:enervated
innexus:part. de innecto
innigro:
innixus:part. de innitor
innobilitatus:not ennobled, ignoble
innocens2:un innocent / pl., des innocents
innocia:innocence
innodatus:part. de innodo
innodo:to fasten with a knot.
innominabilis:that cannot be named, nameless
innominatus:unnamed
innominis:sans nom
innotatus:part. de innoto
innotescentia:a becoming known
innotitia:ignorance
innoto:to mark, observe, take notice of
innouatio:a renewing, an alteration, innovation
innouator:celui qui renouvelle
innouatus:renewed, med.
innuba:qui n'est pas mariée
innubilo:to cloud over, to overcast, make gloomy.
innubo:to marry into.
innucleatus:not stoned, from which the kernels are not taken out
innumerabilitas:countless number, innumerableness
innumerandus:qu'on ne peut pas compter
innumeratus:unnumbered
innumerosus:countless
innutribilis:not nourishing
innutritus:not nourished, without nourishment
inobaudientia:désobéissance
inobaudio:to disobey, be disobedient
inobediens:désobéissant.
inobedienter:en désobéissant, sans obéir.
inobedientia:désobéissance.
inobedio:- intr. - désobéir.
inobedus:désobéissant, réfractaire.
inobiurgatus:not scolded, not blamed
inoblector:to take delight in
inobliterabilis:ineffaçable
inobliteratus:not obliterated, unforgotten
inoblitus:not forgetful, mindful
inoboediens:disobedient, Adv.
inoboedienter:disobediently
inoboedientia:disobedience
inoboedio:to disobey, be disobedient
inoboedus:disobedient
inobrutus:not overwhelmed
inobsaeptus:not hedged up, not closed, open
inobscurabilis:that cannot be obscured
inobscuro:
inobseptus:non fermé
inobsequentia:disobedience
inobseruans:unobservant
inobseruantia:inattention, negligence, irregularity
inobsoletus:not grown old
inoccatus:part. de inocco
inocciduus:never setting.
inocco:to harrow in
inoccultus:not secret
inoculatio:an inoculating, ingrafting
inoculator:an inoculator, ingrafter
inoculatus:part. passé de inoculo.
inoculo:to inoculate, to ingraft an eye, bud of one tree into another
inodiatus:not hated
inodoro:to scent, cause to smell
inodoror:to smell out, trace out
inofficiositas:disobligingness
inolitus:part. de inolesco
inominalis:unlucky, illomened, inauspicious
inopaco:to overshadow
inopacus:not shady
inoperatio:opération
inoperatus:unoccupied, inactive
inopero:to effect, produce
inoperor:to effect, operate, produce
inopertus:uncovered, bare.
inopimus:très riche
inopinabilis:not to be supposed, expected, inconceivable
inopinabiliter:unexpectedly
inopinanter:unexpectedly
inopinate:unexpectedly
inopinato:unexpectedly
inopino:adv., c. inopinato
inopinor:to suppose, think, opine
inopiosus:in want of
inoppidatus:that has no town, not dwelling in a town
inopportune:unsuitably, untimely
inopportunitas:
inopportunus:unfitting
inops2:le faible / pl., les faibles
inoptabilis:undesirable, unpleasant
inoptatus:undesired, unpleasant
inorabilis:inexorable
inordinabilis:contraire à l'ordre
inordinabiliter:irrégulièrement
inordinalis:
inordinaliter:irregularly
inordinate:irregularly
inordinatim:irregularly
inordinatio:disorder
inordinatum:désordre
inordino:to arrange, bring into order
inorior:se montrer, naître.
inoris:without a mouth
inormis:immoderate, enormous
inormitas:
inornate:without ornament, inelegantly, Comp., med.
inorno:to adorn
inoro:to crown the brim
inorus:without a mouth
inotiosus:not idle, busy
inouans:triomphant
inquaesitus:sought for
inquantum:Aug. Lat. Schol. en tant que, dans la mesure où.
inquassatus:unbroken
inquiesco:tr., troubler, inquiéter
inquietatio:disturbance, agitation
inquietator:a disturber
inquietatus:part. de inquieto
inquiete:restlessly, unquietly, without intermission, Comp.
inquietor:Prisc. c. inquieto.
inquietudo:restlessness, disquietude.
inquilina:locataire, habitante
inquilinatus:an inhabiting of a place which is not one's own, sojourning
inquilino:to be an inhabitant, sojourner
inquilinus2:of foreign birth
inquinabulum:filth
inquinamentum:filth
inquinate:filthily, impurely
inquinatio:a defiling
inquisite:with investigation, thoroughly
inquisitim:
inquisitiuus:qui exprime la recherche
inquisitus:-I. searched into or for -II. not searched, inquired into
inrectus:not straight, crooked
inrumatio:beastly obscenity
insaepio:to hedge in, enclose
insaeptio:a defined surface, facet
insaeuio:to fall into a passion
insalo:tr., saler
insalubriter:dangereusement
insalutaris:not healthful;
insalutatus:ungreeted, unsaluted
insanabiliter:incurably
insanctus:unholy
insanibilis:insane, raging
insaniens:foolish, unreasonable, the foolishness of wisdom
insanifusor:qui verse la folie
insanitas:unsoundness, unhealthiness, disease
insaniter:outrageously, vehemently, excessively
insanum:outrageously, vehemently, excessively
insaporo:tr., ajouter une saveur à
insarcio:to stuff in
insatiabilitas:insatiableness
insatiatus:unsatisfied, insatiate
insaturabiliter:insatiably
insaturatus:unsatisfied, insatiate
insaturus:insatiable
insauciatus:not wounded
inscalpo:to cut, carve in, upon, to engrave.
inscensio:a mounting, ascending
inscensus:part. de inscendo
inscensus2:a mounting, covering
inscie:avec ignorance
insciens2:un ignorant, un sot
inscienter:ignorantly, inadvertently
inscindo:tr., déchirer
inscitulus:ignorant, awkward, unmannerly
inscitus:Ignorant, inexperienced, unskilful, silly, simple, stupid;, Comp., Sup.
inscriptilis:that cannot be written
inscriptor:graveur [d'une inscription]
inscriptura:an inscription
inscriptus:Unwritten
inscrutabilis:inscrutable
inscrutabiliter:d'une manière insondable
inscrutor:to search, examine into
insculptio:a cutting, carving
insculptus:part. de insculpo
insecta:insectes
insectanter:harshly, bitterly
insectator:a persecutor
insectatus:part. de insector
insectio:a narration
insectum:an insect
insectura:an incision
insectus:P. of inseco
insecundus:not following, unyielding, uncomplying
insecus:adv., près de
insecutio:a pursuing
insecutor:a pursuer, persecutor
insecutus:part. de insequor
insedabilis:that cannot be stayed, stilled, incessant, Adv.
inseducibilis:not to be drawn away
insedulus:not zealous
insegnis:inactive, indolent
insemel:at once
inseminatus:part. de insemino
insemino:to sow, plant in, to implant
insemitatio:pathlessness, impassableness
insenescibilis:not growing old, undecaying
insensate:foolishly
insensatio:folie
insensatus:irrational, Adv.
insensibilia:things of no account
insensibilitas:insensibility
insensibiliter:insensiblement
insensilis:insensible, imperceptible
insensualis:insensible
insensualitas:insensibility
inseparabilitas:inseparableness, inseparability
inseparabiliter:inseparably
inseparatus:not separate
inseptio:facette [de polyèdre]
inseptus:v. insaeptus.
insequens:Adv.
insequenter:-I. not in the proper order of succession, without connection, unconnectedly -II. thereupon, immediately
insequentiuus:relatif au suivant
insequo:to pursue the narration, to proceed, relate, declare
insequutus:part. de insequor
inserabiliter:so as not to be unlocked
inserenus:not clear, serene, overcast
inserpo:to crcep on, over
inserta:an ornament
insertatio:an inserting
insertatus:part. de inserto
inserticius:that can be inserted
insertim:en s'insinuant.
insertio:a putting in, ingrafting, grafting
insertiuus:inserted, ingrafted;
insertus:P. of 2 insero
inseruo:To attend to, observe
insessio:a sitting down
insessor:a besetter, occupant
insessus:unsettled, without a permanent dwelling
insibilator:one that breathes in by hissing
insibilo:to hiss, whistle, rustle in
insiccabilis:that cannot be dried
insiccatus:undried, not dried up
insicia:viande hachée, chair à saucisses.
insiciarius:a forcemeat-maker
insiciatus:stuffed with force-meat
insiciolum:a little force-meat
insicium:stuffing, force-meat, a dish of minced meat
insidia:c. insidiae.
insidianter:craftily, artfully, insidiously
insidiatio:action de tendre des pièges
insidiatrix:that lies in wait
insidiatus:part. de insidior
insidio:c. insidior
insigniarius:a keeper of insignia
insignificatiuus:the insignificative, infinitive
insignita:marques, meurtrissures
insignitor:an engraver
insigno:to engrave
insimilatio:a charge, an accusation
insimilator:an accuser
insimilo:v. insimulo.
insimul:at the same time
insimulator:an accuser
insimulatus:undisguised, unfeigned
insinuatio:an entrance through a narrow, crooked way.
insinuator:an introducer
insinuatrix:she that introduces, makes known
insinuatus:part. de insinuo
insipidus:tasteless, insipid
insipo:to throw in
insistenter:avec insistance
insitium:a putting in, insertion
insitum:a graft, scion
insitus2:abl. sing., an ingrafting
insociabiliter:sans pouvoir se consoler.
insocialis:unsociable
insolatio:a setting, placing in the sun
insolatus:part. de insolo
insoleo:to be wont
insolidus:not solid, soft, tender
insolite:contre la coutume
insollers:fait sans art
insollerter:sans art
insollicitus:unconcerned, careless
insolo:to place in the sun, expose to the sun
insolubilitas:insolubility
insolubiliter:indissolublement
insolutus:not solved
insomnia:sleeplessness, want of sleep
insomnietas:sleeplessness
insomniosus:sleepless, troubled with want of sleep
insomnitas:insomnie
insonabiliter:sans produire un son
insonans:qui ne produit pas de son
insontes:the innocent
insopibilis:that cannot be lulled to sleep
insopitus:not lulled to sleep, sleepless, wakeful
insordesco:to become dirty, foul
insors:infortune
insortitus:not allotted
inspargo:to sprinkle, scatter into, upon; to sprinkle
inspatians:qui marche dans
inspatior:to walk about in
inspeciatus:unshapen
inspectabilis:worth looking at, glorious
inspectator:an overseer
inspectionalis:relatif à l'observation
inspectiuus:considering, reflecting, contemplative
inspectrix:she that inspects, examines
inspectus:P. of inspicio
insperabilis:that cannot be hoped for
insperate:unexpectedly
inspersio:a sprinkling, scattering upon, inspersion
inspersus:part. de inspergo
inspersus2:a sprinkling upon, inspersion, abl. sing.
inspex:observateur
inspicium:a looking into, inspection
inspiramen:insufflation
inspiramentum:an inspiration
inspirate:
inspiratio:inspiration
inspiratius:avec plus de bienveillance.
inspirator:an inspirer
inspiratrix:celle qui inspire [av. le gén.]
inspiratus:part. de inspiro
inspiritalis:unspiritual
inspissatus:thickened
inspisso:tr., épaissir
insplendesco:to shine into, illuminate
inspumo:to foam, rage
instabilio:to fortify
instabilitas:unsteadiness, instability
instabiliter:d'une manière changeante
instagno:to overflow
instantiuus:Boet. qui résiste, qui arrête.
instaturus:part. futur de insto
instauraticius:renewed, repeated
instauratitius:renewed, repeated
instauratiuus:renewed, repeated
instaurator:a renewer, restorer
instauratus:part. de instauro
insterstes:qui est un intermédiaire
instigatio:an urging, stimulating, instigating, an incitement, instigation
instigatorius:propre à exciter
instigatus:part. de instigo
instigatus2:an instigation, setting on
instillatio:a dropping in, instillation
instinctio:c. instinctus 2
instinctus2:instigated, incited, fired, animated
instipulor:to bargain, stipulate for
institio:a standing still
institium:a standing still
instito:
institoria:marchande, femme colporteur
institorium:Suet. commerce, négoce.
institorius:of or relating to
institutor:a founder, creator, erector, contractor, med.
institutorius:qui a pour but d'enseigner, d'instruire
institutus:P. of instituo
instratus:not covered, spread over, part.
instratus2:selle
instrenue:without spirit
instrenuus:not brisk, inactive, sluggish, spiritless, Adv.
instrepito:to make a noise, humming over the flowers
instrictura:action de tremper le fer
instrictus:part. de instringo
instridens:qui siffle sur
instrido:to hiss in
instringo:To bind, girdle, fasten, chain, Absol.
instructe:with great preparation
instructilis:not compound
instructura:a building in, enclosure, barrier
instructus2:arrangement, preparation
instudiosus:not studious, regardless of
instupens:paralysé
instupeo:to be torpid, numb;, part. pres.
insuasabilitas:the incapacity to be persuaded
insuasibilitas:impossibilité d'être persuadé
insuasum:a kind of dark color
insuauitas:unpleasantness, disagreeableness
insuauiter:désagréablement [en parl. de sons]
insubditiuus:not counterfeit, not supposititious
insubide:stupidly, foolishly
insubidus:stupid, foolish, Comp., Adv.
insubiectus:unsubjected, unsubdued
insubsidiatus:unsupported
insubstantiuus:unsubstantial
insubtilis:not fine, not subtle, Adv.
insubtiliter:without subtlety
insubuertibilis:not to be overturned
insubulo:tr., enrouler sur l'ensouple
insubulum:the treadle of a weaver's loom
insuccidus:non humide, sec
insucco:tr., faire tremper dans
insucidus:non humide, sec
insuco:to soak in, to steep
insudus:dry
insueta:
insuete:contre la coutume
insuetudo:a being unaccustomed to
insufficiens:insufficient
insufficientia:insufficiency
insufflatio:a blowing into
insufflo:to blow, breathe into, upon, Absol.
insulanus:of or belonging to an island
insulanus2:an islander
insularis:of or belonging to an island, insular
insularis2:gardien et habitant d'un temple
insulatus:made into an island, insulated
insulcatio:a furrowing, making furrows
insulco:to furrow, make furrows
insulensis:of or belonging to an island, insular
insulosus:full of islands
insulsae:
insultabundus:insulting, full of scorn
insultanter:avec insolence
insultatio:a springing, leaping over, on
insultator:insulteur
insultatorie:scornfully, insultingly
insultatorius:scornful, mocking, insulting, Adv.
insultatrix:she that scoffs at, reviles, insults
insultura:a springing, leaping at, upon
insultus:a scoffing, reviling, insult
insulula:
insumentum:morceau rapporté
insumptio:expense
insumptum:expense
insuperabiliter:d'une manière insurmontable
insuperatus:unconquered, unconquerable
insupero:to pass over, surpass;, to conquer
insupo:v. insipo.
insupportabilis:unsupportable
insurrectio:a rising up, insurrection
insusceptus:not taken upon one's self
insuspecte:sans soupçon.
insuspicabilia:fancies, imaginations
insuspicabilis:not thought of, unexpected, subst. m. one unexpected, not thought of
insustentabilis:unbearable, intolerable
insusurratio:a whispering to, a suggesting
insusurratus:part. passé de insusurro; murmuré, chuchoté.
insutus:P. of insuo
insutus2:action de coudre dans
intaminabilis:undefilable
intaminate:sans souillure, sans tache
intamino:tr., souiller, profaner
intardo:to stay, abide, part. pass. subst.
intectamentum:the covering of a roof, roofing
integrasco:to renew itself, begin anew, break out afresh
integratio:a renewing, restoring
integrator:a renewer, restorer
integratus:part. de integro
integriter:v. integre.
integritudo:soundness, integrity
integulatus:not tiled
intellectibilis:c. intellegibilis
intellectio:synecdoche
intellectiuus:dependent on discernment, theoretical
intellector:one who understands
intellectualis:of or relating to the understanding, intellectual, Adv.
intellectualitas:understanding
intellectualiter:intellectually
intellectus2:part. de intellego
intellegens2:les connaisseurs
intellegibiliter:intelligiblement
intelligens:part. présent de intelligo (intellego); qui connaît, intelligent, éclairé, judicieux, connaisseur.
intelligenter:c. intellegenter.
intelligibiliter:c. intellegibiliter.
intemerabilis:inviolable
intemerandus:that may not be profaned, violated
intemerate:incorruptly
intemero:tr., souiller, profaner
intemperabilis:not to be moderated
intemperanties:c. intemperantia
intemperate:intemperately
intempestiuitas:unseasonableness
intempestiuiter:unseasonably
intemporalis:Without time, eternal
intemporalitas:unseasonableness
intemporaliter:unseasonably
intemptentator:celui qui ne tente pas
intenebrico:couvrir de ténèbres
intenebro:c. intenebrico
intenibilis:not to be grasped, intangible
intense:(inus.), violemment
intensibilis:qui ne peut être tendu
intensio:A stretching out, straining, effort
intensissime:très attentivement.
intensius:plus attentivement.
intensus:intense, violent / attentif
intentabilis:that cannot be tried
intentalis:that cannot be tried
intentator:he who does not tempt
intentatus:part. de intento
intentatus2:untouched.
intentiose:eagerly
intentiuus:intensive
interaestimatio:valuation
interalbicans:blanc par intervalles.
interamenta:timber for the lower part and hold of a shipof-war
interamnanus2:situé entre deux fleuves
interamnus:that is between two rivers, Mesopotamia
interanea:intestins
interaneum:intestin
interaneus:inward, interior, internal.
interaperio:tr., entr'ouvrir
interaptus:joined together;
interaresco:to become dry, to dry up.
interatim:c. interim
interbito:to perish, come to naught
interblandiens:flattering
interblandior:
intercaelestis:between heaven and earth
intercalatio:an insertion, intercalation
intercalator:an intercalator;, that intercalates
intercalatus:part. de intercalo
intercalco:tr., fouler aux pieds dans l'intervalle
intercapedinans:interrupting, intermitting
intercapedinatus:separated, interrupted
intercapedino:
intercapio:to take away
intercardinatus:joined together by mortise and tenon, mortised
interceptus:P. of intercipio
interceptus2:a taking away
intercessiuus:qui intercède
intercessus:an intervention;, abl. sing.
intercilium:the space between the eyebrows
intercise:piecemeal, interruptedly
intercisimen:a cutting through, intersection
intercisio:a cutting through
intercisiuus:qui coupe, qui morcelle
intercisus:part. de intercido 2
interclamans:qui trouble par des clameurs
interclamo:to cry out between, among
interclusio:a stopping, shutting up.
interclusus:P. of intercludo
interconcilio:to gain the favor of, conciliate
intercreatus:inwardly created, produced
interculco:to tread between
intercultus:cultivated, tilled between
intercursus2:part. de intercurro
intercussus:a striking between
intercutaneus:sous-cutané
intercutitus:greatly abused, dishonored
interdianus:throughout the day, daily
interdiarius:a thief who, steals by day
interdictor:a forbidder, interdicter
interdictorius:prohibitory, interdictory, med.
interdictus:part. de interdico
interdictus2:v. interdictum
interdigitalia:excrescences, between the fingers
interdigitia:excrescences, between the fingers and toes
interduatim:sometimes, now and then
interductus:interpunctuation
interemptibilis:that can be destroyed, killed
interemptio:destruction, slaughter
interemptorius:mortel, funeste
interemptrix:she that destroys, kills, a murderess
interemptus:P. of interimo
interemptus2:meurtre
interemtio:destruction, slaughter
interemtor:one who destroys, kills, a slayer, murderer
interemtrix:she that destroys, kills, a murderess
interemtus:part. de interimo
intererro:to wander between, among, to come, go, be between
interfatus:part. de interfari
interfectibilis:deadly
interfectiuus:deadly
interfectorie:destructively, murderously
interfectorium:a means of destruction
interfectorius:deadly, murderous
interfectus:P. of interficio
interfeminium:sexe [de la femme]
interfemus:the space between the thighs
interfinium:espace intermédiaire
interfluum:détroit
interfluus:flowing between
interfossus:part. passé de interfodio.
interfrigesco:to grow old, die away, be dropped in the meanwhile
interfugio:to flee between, into;
interfulgens:P., gleaming amidst
interfulgeo:to shine, glitter between
interfuro:to rage between, through
interfuscatus:obscurci [fig.]
interfusio:a flowing between
intergannitus:murmuré par intervalles, chuchoté par intervalles.
intergarritus:prated, chattered between
intergeries:a partition, party-wall
intergerinus:mitoyen, qui sépare.
intergeriuus:that is placed between; subst. m. a partition, party-wall, the walls of wax in a beehive
intergeriuus2:a partition, party-wall, the walls of wax in a beehive
intergero:to place between, interpose, insert
intergressus:abl. sing., a coming between, intervention
interhio:to be open between
interibilis:perishable, mortal
interiecta:
interiectio:a throwing, placing between, insertion.
interiectiue:in the manner of an interjection
interiectiuus:placed between
interiectura:an insertion
interiectus:thrown, placed between; interposed, interspersed, intervening, intermingled, intermediate;, inter.
interiicio:to throw, cast between; to set, place, put between; to join, add to, to intermix, part. pass.
interitus2:from intereo, perished, destroyed
interiunctus:part. de interjungo
interlabor:to fall, slip, slide, glide, flow between, acc.
interlateo:to lurk, lie hid between
interlatrans:barking between, med.
interlatro:
interlectio:a reading between, a reading together
interlego:to cull, pluck off here and there
interlido:To thrust out of the midst, to strike out
interligo:to bind together
interlinitus:
interlisus:part. de interlido
interlitus:part. de interlino
interloco:to place between
interlocutio:a speaking between, interlocution.
interloquium:interruption, contradiction
interlucatio:a lopping off of useless branches, a thinning, pruning
interlucatus:part. de interluco
interlucesco:to shine through
interluco:to let the light through, to lop, thin
interludo:to play between, together
interlunis:at new moon, interlunar
interlunium:the new moon, time of new moon, interlunary interval
interluuies:water that flows between, a strait
intermaneo:to remain between
intermano:int., couler entre
intermedius:that is between, intermediate
intermenstruum:the new moon, time of new moon
intermenstruus:between two months
intermeo:to go between, flow, pass through the midst of;
intermetium:the space between the goals
intermico:to glitter among, to gleam forth, acc., Absol.
interminabilis:endless, interminable
interminatio:a threatening, menacing
interminatus2:unbounded, endless
interminis:boundless, endless
interminus:boundless, endless
intermissus:not occupied by, free from
intermissus2:an intermission, interruption
intermistus:
intermixtio:mélange, immixtion
intermixtus:P. of intermisceo
intermoueo:to move, pass between
intermundia:spaces between the worlds
intermundium:intermonde, espace entre les mondes.
intermunus:a gift for a time, a loan
intermuralis:between two walls
intermutatus:interchanged
interna:Interior parts
internas:inward, inner
internatidus:situated between the nates
internatium:spina sacra, le sacrum
internato:int., nager entre
internatus:part. passé de internascor; né au milieu.
interne:au dedans
internecatus:part. passé de interneco; mort, taillé en pièces, massacré.
internecialis:mortel, qui tue.
internecida:one who by false testimony deprives another of his life
internecies:slaughter, death, destruction
internecine:with utter destruction
interneciue:en exterminant
internecium:slaughter, death, destruction
internectus:v. interneco
interniciuus:qui aboutit au carnage, très meurtrier
internidifico:to build a nest among
internigrans:being black here and there
internigro:
internoctatio:night-watching
internodium:the space between two knots, joints, an internode, joint.
internuculus:one who gives himself up to prostitution
internuncius:that serves as a messenger, mediator between two parties, persons;, subst., a mediator, messenger, go-between.
internundinium:the space of time between two
internundinum:the space of time between two
internuntio:to send messengers from both sides
internuntium:a medium, means
internuntius2:that serves as a messenger, mediator between two parties, persons
intero:c. intro, are
interordinatus:fitted together
interordinium:the space between two rows
interpateo:to be open between, among, to lie between, intervene
interpedio:to hinder, impede
interpellatrix:she that disturbs
interpellatus:p. de interpello
interpellatus2:abl. sing., a disturbance
interpendium:equipoise, equilibrium
interpensiua:cross-beams
interpensiuus:hanging, suspended between
interplico:to fold, plait between, to interweave, to surround
interpolamentum:an intermixture, admixture
interpolatim:
interpolatio:an alteration made here and there
interpolator:one who gives another appearance to things, a polisher, furbisher; a corrupter, spoiler
interpolatrix:she that alters the appearance of a thing, a falsifier, corrupter
interpolatus:part. de interpolo
interpolus:that has received a new appearance, altered by furbishing, polished up, vamped up, repaired;, falsified, painted, not genuine
interpondium:equipoise, equilibrium
interpositio:a putting between, insertion.
interpositus:part. de interpono
interpositus2:abl. sing., a putting between, interposition
interpretabilis:that can be explained, translated
interpretatiuncula:a brief explanation
interpretator:an explainer, interpreter
interpretatorius:pertaining to an interpreter
interpretatrix:celle qui explique,
interpretatus:explained, transtated
interpretium:the difference between the buying and selling price, profit
interpreto:v. interpretor
interprimo:to press, squeeze to pieces, to crush
interpunctum:a separating of words by points, interpunctuation
interpunctus:well divided
interpurgo:to cleanse here and there
interqueror:
interrado:to scrape here and there
interrasilis:scraped here and there, worked in low relief, embossed
interrasor:a filigreeworker
interrasus:part. de interrado
interregnum:the time between the death of one king and the election of another, an interregnum
interribilis:
interrigo:tr., arroser entre
interrite:undauntedly
interriuatio:a drawing off of water between two places
interriuatus:drawn off between two places
interrogamentum:a question, interrogation
interroganter:c. interrogative
interrogatim:
interrogatiue:interrogatively
interrogatiuus:of or belonging to a question, interrogative, Adv.
interrogator:an interrogator, a wizard
interrogatorie:sur un ton interrogatif.
interrogatorius:consisting of questions, interrogatory
interrogatus:part. de interrogo
interrupte:interruptedly
interruptio:an interrupting, interruption, interval
interruptor:an interrupter, spoiler
interruptus:interrupted, Adv.
intersaeptio:obstruction
intersaeptum:the midriff, diaphragm
intersaeptus:
interscalmium:the space between two oars
interscalptus:engraved in the middle, ornamented with carved work in the middle
interscapilium:the space between the shoulders
interscapulium:l'entre-deux des épaules
interscapulum:l'entre-deux des épaules
interscapulus:entre les épaules.
interscatens:qui jaillit entre
interscateo:
interseciuus:separated, cut off
interseco:to cut asunder, separate, divide, intersect
intersectio:an intersection;, the part cut out between two teeth in indented work
intersectus:part. de interseco
interseminatus:sown between, at intervals
intersero:to put, place between, to interpose, add
intersertio:épiphonème, exclamation
intersignium:espace entre deux statues.
intersileo:to be silent in the meanwhile
intersilesco:- intr. - rester sans voix.
intersisto:to stand still in the middle; to stop in the midst, to make a pause, Pass. impers.
intersitus:put between, interposed
intersono:to sound among
interspatium:the interval
interspiratio:a fetching of breath between
intersterno:to strew, lay between, among, part. pass.
interstes:that stands, is between, among
interstinctio:a distribution
interstities:interstice
interstitio:A pause, respite, interval
interstitium:a space between, interstice, interval
intersto:to stand, be between, in the midst of
interstratus:Part. pass.
interstrepo:to make a noise among, to sound in the midst of
interstruo:to join together; to add, med.
intertaleo:to cut out between, to cut by lopping off both ends
intertalio:tr., couper [un surgeon]
intertextus:
intertignium:the interval, space between two beams
intertortus:wound between, intertwisted
intertriginosus:chafed, galled
intertritura:loss by attrition, wear and tear
intertrudo:to thrust between
interturbatio:disquietude, confusion
interturrium:a wall between two towers
interuacans:being empty between
interuaco:
interuado:int., venir entre
interuallatio:an interval
interuallatus:separated, having intervals
interuallo:to take, assume at intervals
interuectus:élevé jusqu'à
interuenia:
interuenium:the space between the veins
interuentio:an interposition, a giving security
interuentor:One who comes in, a visitor
interuersio:An overthrowing, frustrating, thwarting
interuersor:to turn hither and thither
interuersor2:a purloiner, pilferer, embezzler
interuersura:a bending, turning
interuersus:part. de interverto
interuibrans:glittering among
interuibro:
interuigilo:to watch between whiles, to awake now and then during sleep
interuireo:to be green here and there, to be green between, among
interula:chemise
interulus:inward, inner
interundatus:done in waves, waved, watered
interuocaliter:loudly
interuolito:to fly about between, among
interuolo:to fly between, among
interusurium:interest accruing in the meantime
interutraque:
interuulsus:part. p. de intervello
intestata:
intestatus2:témoin ou testicule (jeu de mots de Plaute)] : privé de ses témoins ou privé de ses testicules.
intestinarius:that does inlaid work, fine joiner's work
intestinarius2:a joiner
intestini:
intestis:without testicles, emasculated
intextio:a weaving together
intextus:part. de intexo
intextus2:an interweaving, joining together
inthronizo:to enthrone
intibaceus:of or belonging to endive, endive-
intibus:c. intibum
intima:the inmost parts
intimatio:an announcement, declaration, intimation
intimator:one who announces, publishes
intimatus:part. de intimo
intime:in the inmost part, inwardly, internally; most intimately, most cordially, most strongly
intimide:fearlessly;, comp.
intimidius:avec plus de courage.
intimo:to, put, bring into
intimorate:fearlessly
intinctio:a dipping in, a baptizing
intinctor:- 1 - celui qui trempe, teinturier. - 2 - celui qui baptise.
intinctus:part. de intingo
intinctus2:a dipping in;, a sauce, pickle
intingo:to dip in.
intitubabilis:firm, unwavering
intitubanter:sans chanceler, sans hésiter
intitulo:to entitle, give a name to
intolerabilitas:insupportableness
intolerabiliter:d'une manière insupportable
intolerandum:insupportably, intolerably
intoleratus:not nourished, refreshed by food
intolero:not to bear, not to suffer, to take ill
intollo:to raise
intonatus:part. de intono
intondeo:to clip off
intorpeo:to be very stiff, numb
intorte:
intortio:a curling, crisping
intortius:avec plus de torsion, d'une manière plus entortillée.
intortus:part. de intorqueo
intrabilis:that can be entered
intraclusus:shut in, enclosed
intractio:a dragging, drawling
intraho:To draw, drag along, to trail
intrameatus:a going between, within
intramuranus:that is within the walls, within the city of Rome
intraneus:inner
intransgressibilis:that cannot be crossed, surpassed, transferred
intransibilis:impassable
intransitiue:intransitively
intransitiuus:intransitive, Adv.
intransmeabilis:impassable
intrantes:To appear before
intratus:part. de intro
intrectatus:v. intractatus
intremefactus:ébranlé, vibrant
intremulus:-I. shaking, tremulous -II. not tremulous
intrepidans:not shaking, firm, strong, powerful, Adv.
intrepidanter:without trembling, intrepidly
intrepido:to perform tremblingly, hastily, rapidly
intribulatus:pressed, pressed out
intributio:a contribution
intricatus:
intrico:to entangle, perplex, embarrass
intrimentum:that which is rubbed in, a seasoning made of ingredients rubbed in
intrinsecus:inward
intrita:mortier / soupe, panade
intritum:paste
introcludo:to shut up in
introcurro:to run in
introdeo:to go in, into, to enter
introductor:an introducer
introductorius:introductory
introductus:P. of introduco
introgressus:part. de introgredior
introiens:part. de introeo
introitorius:of or belonging to entry
introitus2:part. passé de introeo; où l'on est entré.
introiugi:limoniers
introiugus:that is under the yoke
introlatus:P. of introfero
intromeatus:a going between, within
intromissus:part. de intromitto
intropono:to put in
introporto:to bring in
introrepo:to creep in
introspecto:to look into
introspector:one who looks into, an inspector
introspectus:action de regarder dans
introtrudo:to thrust in
introuenio:to come in
introuocatus:a calling in
introuoco:to call in
intrudo:to thrust in, force in
intubaceus:
intubum:chicorée sauvage
intubus:c. intibum
intuitio:image réfléchie par un miroir
intuitus:a look, view
intundo:to bruise, pound
inturgesco:to swell up
intusium:v. indusium
intybum:endive, succory
intybus:chicorée sauvage
inualentia:weakness, inability, indisposition
inualeo:to be strong against, to prevail
inualetudinarius:
inualetudo:infirmity, indisposition, sickness
inualide:faiblement
inualitudo:v. invaletudo.
inuasio:an attack, invasion
inuasor:an invader, intruder, usurper
inuasus:P. of invado
inuasus2:abl. sing., an attack
inuber:not full, ill-fed, ill-conditioned, poor
inubero:int., déborder sur [in acc.]
inudo:to wet, moisten
inuectitius:imported, not indigenous, not native
inuectiua:invectives, abuse
inuectiualiter:with invectives
inuectiuus:scolding, abusive, reproachful, full of invectives
inuector:one who brings in, an importer
inuectrix:she that brings in, introduces
inuectus:part. de inveho
inuectus2:a bringing in, abl. sing., gen. subj.
inuelatus:unveiled, uncovered
inuenabilis:Gloss. qui ne se vend pas.
inuenalis:not for sale
inuendenitus:Dig. invendu.
inuendibilis:unsalable
inuenditus:unsold
inueniabilis:not pardonable
inuentarium:a list, inventory
inuentarius:
inuentiuncula:a trifling invention
inuentus:P. of invenio
inuentus2:abl. sing., an invention
inuerecundia:shamelessness, immodesty
inuerisimilis:improbable, not plausible
inuersio:an inversion.
inuerso:fréq. de inverto
inuersor:to be among, to be occupied about
inuersura:a turn, curve
inuertibilis:invariable, immuable
inuertibilitas:unchangeableness
inuestigabilis:-I. that may be searched into, investigable -II. not to be traced, unsearchable
inuestigatrix:she that investigates
inuestigatus:(Lebaigue P. 667) part. passé de investigo.
inuestis:unclothed
inuestitus:part. de investio
inueteratio:inveterateness;, an inveterate disease
inueterator:c. veterator
inueteresco:c. inveterasco
inuetitus:unforbidden, unrestrained
inuexatus:non ébranlé
inuiabilis:inaccessible, impraticable
inuicibilis:(Lebaigue P. 668) invincible, irréfutable.
inuicte:invincibly, irrefutably
inuictrix:unconquerable
inuidendus:enviable
inuidens:-I. not seeing, without vision -II. envious
inuidentia:an envying, envy
inuidiola:petite jalousie, petite rivalité.
inuigilatus:elaborated in night vigils, diligently composed
inuilesco:not to become bad
inuilito:to account very bad, to despise
inuincibilis:Invincible, unconquerable
inuincibiliter:irrefutably
inuinctus:fettered
inuinius:that abstains from wine
inuio:to tread upon, set foot upon
inuiolabilitas:inviolability
inuiolabiliter:inviolably
inuiolentus:not violent
inuiolo:not to violate
inuiscera:entrailles
inuiscero:to put into the entrails
inuisco:-I. to ensnare, capture with birdlime -II. to besmear with birdlime
inuise:without being seen
inuisibilis:invisible, unseen, Adv.
inuisibilitas:invisibility
inuisibiliter:invisibly
inuisio:privation de la vue
inuisito:fréq. de inviso
inuisor:one that envies, an envier
inuitabilis:inviting, attractive, alluring
inuitalis:impropre à la vie, non vital
inuitatiuncula:a little invitation, in lemm.
inuitator:one who invites, an inviter, lemm.;
inuitatorius:of or belonging to invitation, inviting
inuitatrix:she that invites
inuitatus:part. de invito
inuitatus2:abl. sing., an inviting, invitation
inuitiabilis:inviolable, incorruptible, imperishable
inuito2:contre la volonté
inuittatus:enroulé dans
inuituperabilis:unblamable
inulcero:to ulcerate
inulte:
inumbratio:an overshadowing, darkness
inumbratus:part. de inumbro
inumigo:v. inhumigo.
inunco:to hook, catch with hooks; to clutch, seize, grasp
inunctio:an anointing, besmearing with unguents; a spreading on, applying
inunctus:P. of inunguo
inungito:to besmear
inungo:to anoint
inunio:to unite
inunitus:réuni en un seul, réuni, confondu
inuocatio:an invoking, invocation, Absol.
inuocatiuus:propre à invoquer
inuocator:celui qui invoque
inuocatus2:abl. sing., a non-summoning, without my summons
inuolator:a robber
inuolatus:abl. sing., a flying, flight
inuolentia:unwillingness
inuolgo:to bring before the public, to publish, make known, Absol.
inuolneratus:unwounded
inuolucer:unable to fly, unfledged
inuolumen:a wrapper, cover
inuolumentum:a wrapper, covering, envelope
inuoluntarie:involuntarily
inuoluntarius:involuntary, Adv.
inuoluntas:unwillingness
inuoluolus:a worm, caterpillar that wraps itself up in leaves
inuolute:d'une manière obscure [fig.]
inuolutio:a rolling up, gathering of itself together, that which is inwrapped, infolded
inuoluto:to inwrap, infold
inuoluulus:a worm, caterpillar that wraps itself up in leaves
inurbaniter:sans culture, sans urbanité
inurino:to plunge, dive under the water
inusitato:in an unusual manner
inusque:even unto, all the way to, as far as, into
inusta:brûlures
inustio:brûlure
inustus:-I. burned -II. not burned, unconsumed
inuulgatus:known, common
inuulgo:to bring before the public, to publish, make known, Absol.
inuxorus:unmarried
iocabundus:sportive, jocular
iocaliter:jestingly, in joke
iocatus:v. jocor.
iocatus2:c. jocatio
iocinerosus:v. jecinerosus.
iocinor:the liver
iocista:plaisant, railleur
iocondus:v. jucundus.
ioculans:qui plaisante.
ioculanter:jestingly, jokingly
iocularia:plur., jests, jokes
iocularitas:humeur railleuse
ioculariter:jocosely, in a jocular, comical manner
iocularius:ludicrous, droll
ioculatio:a jest, joke
ioculator:a jester, joker
ioculatoria:jests, jokes
ioculatorius:jesting, jocular
ioculatrix:rieuse, railleuse, bouffonne
ioculi:toys, playthings
ioculor:to jest, joke;, part. pres.
ioculus:a little jest, joke, abl. manner
iocusculum:petit foie
iogalis:v. jugalis
ion:A kind of violet
iota:
iota2:the name of the Greek, iota
iotacismus:iotacism, a too frequent repetition of the letter i, or a doubling of its sound in pronunciation
iphyon:sorte de légume
ipsiplex:qui se plie soi-même
ir:paume de la main
ir2:a hand, the palm of the hand, used in tasting wine
iracunditer:angrily, passionately
irascentia:anger, choler
irascibilis:choleric, irascible
irascitiuus:angry, choleric
irasco:to be angry, to be in a rage, absol.;, in, acc. of pronouns
irceus:sorte de boudin [pour les sacrifices]
irciola:a sort of vine and grapes in Umbria
ircus:a he-goat, buck
irenaceus:a hedgehog
irenarcha:a justice of the peace
irenarches:a justice of the peace
iricolor:rainbowcolored
irinum:ointment made from the iris, iris-ointment
irinus:of or belonging to the plant iris, iris-
irio:a siliquose plant, winter-cresses
iris3:arc-en-ciel / iris (pierre précieuse) / iris [plante]
ironia:irony
ironice:ironically
ironicos:c. ironice
ironicus:ironique
irpus:-I. a wolf -II. the wolf
irquus:bouc / le bouc, odeur de bouc / en parl. d'un débauché
irradiatio:action de rayonner
irradio:to illumine, irradiate; to beam forth, cast forth rays
irrasus:unshaved, unpolished, not smooth
irratio:déraison
irrationabilia:unreasoning creatures
irrationabilis:without reason, irrational, proportional, harmonic
irrationabilitas:irrationality
irrationabiliter:irrationally
irrationalia:things, creatures without reason
irrationaliter:irrationally
irrauceo:- intr. - s'enrouer, être enroué, prendre une voix rauque.
irraucesco:to become hoarse
irraucus:hoarse
irrecitabilis:
irrecitabiliter:unutterably, unspeakably
irrecogitatio:inconsiderateness, thoughtlessness
irreconciliabilis:irréconciliable
irrecordabilis:not to be remembered
irrecuperabilis:irrecoverable, irreparable, unalterable
irrecuperabiliter:inévitablement
irrecusabilis:not to be refused
irrecusabiliter:without possibility of refusal
irreddibilis:qu'on ne peut rendre
irrediuidus:qu'on ne peut pas faire revivre.
irrediuiuus:irreparable, that cannot be restored
irredux:that does not bring back
irreflexus:qui ne se recourbe pas
irreformabilis:unalterable
irrefragabilis:irrefragable
irrefragabiliter:inviolably
irrefrenabilis:qu'on ne peut refréner, maîtriser
irrefutabilis:irrefutable
irrefutabiliter:irréfutablement
irrefutatus:unrefuted
irregibilis:ungovernable, unmanageable, very large
irregressibilis:from which there is no return
irreligio:impiety, irreligion
irreligiose:impiously, Comp.
irremeabiliter:sans pouvoir retourner sur ses pas
irremediabiliter:irrémédiablement.
irremisse:unpardonably, inexorably
irremissibilis:unpardonable, irremissible
irremissibiliter:d'une manière irrémissible
irremissus:sans relâche, inébranlable
irremotus:unremoved
irremunerabilis:that cannot be compensated, not to be remunerated
irremuneratus:unrewarded, unremunerated
irreparabiliter:irréparablement, d'une manière irréparable
irrepercussus:not retorted, not refuted
irrepletus:not filled
irreposcibilis:that cannot be demanded back
irreprehensibilis:unblamable, irreprehensible, Adv.
irreprehensibilitas:état d'une personne irréprochable
irreprehensibiliter:unblamably
irreprensus:irréprochable, irrépréhensible.
irreprobabilis:qu'on ne peut réprouver, rejeter
irreptio:a creeping in
irrepto:to creep into, to, to creep, crawl upon
irreptor:one who creeps in, upon, an encroacher
irrequiebilis:that cannot be stilled, restless
irrequies:restless, unresting, always in action, motion
irrequisitus:unsought for
irresolubilis:indissoluble
irresolutus:unloosed, not loosened
irrespirabilis:in which one cannot breathe
irrestinctus:unextinguished
irreticentia:irréticence
irretitus:part. de irretio
irretractabilis:irrevocable
irreuocabiliter:irrevocably, unchangeably, incessantly
irreuocandus:not to be recalled, irrevocable
irridenter:par moquerie
irrido:v. irrideo
irrigator:a waterer
irrigatus:part. de irrigo
irrigua:Overflowings
irrigue:de manière à arroser
irriguitas:action d'arroser, action de baigner (en parl. d'une rivière).
irrimor:to explore
irrio:to snarl;
irrisibilis:laughable, ridiculous
irrisiue:mockingly, ironically
irrisiuus:
irrisorie:ironically
irrisorius:scornful, Adv.
irritabilitas:irritability
irritamen:an incitement, incentive, provocative
irritate:in an irritated manner;, comp.
irritatius:en provoquant.
irritatrix:she who incites
irritatus:an inciting, instigating
irrite:vainement
irrito2:to make void, invalidate
irrito3:adv., vainement
irritus2:a snarling, in carm.
irroborasco:to acquire strength, take root, become confirmed
irroratio:action d'arroser
irroto:to play, ducks and drakes
irrritus:grognement du chien
irrubesco:to grow red, be reddened
irrubio:
irructo:to belch into
irrudis:not raw
irrufo:to make red
irrugatio:a wrinkling
irrugio:to cry loudly
irrugo:to wrinkle, make wrinkled.
irrumpibilis:qu'on ne peut rompre
irruptus2:an irruption
irrutilo:to glimmer redly, to be ruddy
irtiola:a sort of vine and grapes in Umbria
isagoga:an introduction
isagoge:introduction, préliminaire
isagogicus:introductory
isatis:an herb with a milky juice, used in healing wounds
ischaemon:a kind of styptic herb
ischas:cirse [plante]
ischia:the hipjoints, the hips
ischiaci:
ischiacus:that has the gout in the hip.
ischiadici:gens atteints de sciatique
ischiadicus:of, relating to the gout in the hip, ischiadic, one who has the hip-gout
ischias:The, hip-gout, sciatica
ischuria:a stoppage of urine, strangury, ischury
iscurra:
iscus:
isemerinos:dont les jours sont égaux aux nuits, équinoxial
isex:
isicialis:de farce
isiciarius:charcutier
isiciatus:stuffed with force-meat
isiciolum:a little force-meat
isicium:stuffing, force-meat, a dish of minced meat
isocinnamon:an odoriferous shrub resembling cinnamon
isodomos:equally, evenly built
isopleuron:c. isosceles
isopleuros:equilateral
isopyron:an unknown plant
isosceles:having equal legs, isosceles
isosyllabus:parisyllabique
isox:ésox [poisson du Rhin, sorte de brochet]
issulus:
issus:a childish form of ipse, used with little children as a term of endearment
istactenus:thus far
isticine:adv. interr., est-ce là ? // Interr. est-ce pour cette raison que … ?
istim:thither, to that place
istipendium:vulg., c. stipendium
istorsum:thitherwards
itaeomelis:a made wine
itatenus:so far, to such a degree
iterabilis:that may be repeated
iteratim:
iteratiuus:
iterato:again, once more
iteratus:part. de itero
iterduca:she who guides on a journey
iteritas:c. iteratio
itero2:adv., c. iterum
ithyphallicus:
ithyphallus:the ithyphallus, a piece of wood shaped like the, and carried about in the festivals of Bacchus
itinerans:a traveller
itinerantes:les voyageurs
itinerarium:itinéraire, carte de voyage / signal du départ
itinerarius:of or belonging to a journey, march, itinerary
itinerator:a traveller
itineror:to travel, part.
itio:a going, walking, travelling
itis:day
itito:to go
itoria:
iubelaeus:the year of jubilee among the Jews
iubila:cris de joie.
iubilaeum:c. jubilaeus.
iubilaeus:the year of jubilee among the Jews
iubilatio:a shouting
iubilatus:c. jubilatio
iubilo:to shout, to raise a shout of joy, to call out to
iubilum:a wild cry, shout, shepherd's song
iucundatio:action de réjouir
iucunditudo:
iucundo:to please, delight;, to feel delighted, take delight
iucundor:pass. ou dép., se réjouir
iudicabilis:that may be judged of, judicial, befitting a judge
iudicatio:A judging, investigating
iudicatiuus:propre, apte à juger
iudicato:deliberately
iudicatorium:lieu où l'on rend la justice / faculté de juger, raison
iudicatorius:of or pertaining to a judge, judicial
iudicatrix:she that judges, decides
iudicatus:decided, determined, a precedent, a condemned person
iudicialiter:judicially
iudiciolum:a weak, feeble judgment
iugabilis:that may be joined together
iugalitas:union
iugamento:to fasten together
iugamentum:a cross-beam, lintel, threshold
iugarius:yoked together; subst. m. an ox-herd
iugarius2:an ox-herd
iugator:one who yokes
iugatus:Joined, connected
iuge:continually, always, ever
iuger:Plaut. Tib. c. jugerum.
iugeralis:of or belonging to an acre, acre-
iugeratim:per acre
iugeratio:A dividing of land into acres
iugifluus:ever-flowing
iugilo:
iugitas:continuance, duration
iugiter:continually, perpetually; immediately, instantly
iugo2:to utter the
iugo3:int., crier [en parl. du milan]
iugulator:a cutthroat, slayer, murderer
iugulatrix:
iugulatus:p. de jugulo
iugumento:to fasten together
iugus2:c. jugum
iuli:chatons [du coudrier]
iulis2:a kind of rockfish
iulis3:a kind of rockfish
iulus2:down or woolly part of many plants, a catkin
!ium:an idol-temple, med.
iumentalis:c. jumentarius
iumentarius:of or belonging to draught-cattle
iumentarius2:éleveur
iuncetum:a place full of rushes
iuncina:jonc
iuncinus:made from rushes, rush-
iuncosus:full of rushes
iunctio:a joining, uniting, union
iunctiuus:le mode subjonctif
iunctor:a harnesser
iunctorium:
iunctus2:a joining
iuniculus:an old vine-branch
iunipereus:of juniper
iuniperus:de genévrier
iuramentum:an oath, to take an oath, to swear
iurandum:an oath
iurarius:invoqué dans un serment
iuraticus:jurisconsulte
iuratio:a swearing, an oath
iuratiuus:of or belonging
iurato:adv., avec serment
iuratorius:of or confirmed by an oath, juratory
iureconsultus:one skilled in the law, a lawyer
iureperitus:skilled, learned in the law, Comp., Sup.
iureus:de jus / sorte de pâtée pour les chiens
iurgatio:contestation en justice, procès
iurgatorius:quarrelsome
iurgatrix:a quarrelsome woman
iurgio:tr., invectiver, injurier
iurgiose:d'une manière querelleuse
iurgor:int., plaider
iuridicatus:a judgeship, jurisdiction
iuridicialis:relating to right, justice
iuridicina:the administration of justice, the office of a prætor
iuridicium:mot forgé pour expliquer judicium
iuridicus:relating to the administration of justice, judiciary, Subst. m. one who administers
iurisonus:resounding with justice, pronouncing judgment
iurisperitia:c. juris peritia
iurisperitus:skilled, learned in the law, Comp., Sup.
iurisprudens:knowing, wise, discreet, prudent;, sciens, sciens
iurisprudentia:[classique, en deux mots], science du droit et des lois
iurulentia:juice, the fluids in flesh
iurulentus:containing the juice, not dried
iuscellarius:cuisinier qui apprête les sauces
iuscellatus:apprêté au bouillon
iuscellum:broth, soup
iuscularius:a soupmaker
iusculentus:cuit au jus
iusquiamus:the herb henbane, called also Apollinaris and altercum
iussor:celui qui donne des ordres
iussorius:giving orders
iussulentus:having broth, sauce
iussus2:part. de jubeo
iustificatio:justification
iustificator:he who justifies
iustificatrix:she who justifies
iustificatus:P. a., justified, Comp.
iustifico:To act justly towards, do justice to, acc. of the pers.
iusum:down, downwards
iutor:
iutrix:celle qui aide, qui secourt
iuturus:v. juvo
iutus:P. of iuvo
iuuabilis:secourable, salutaire
iuuamen:help, aid. assistance
iuuamentum:help, aid, assistance
iuuantia:aide, secours
iuuenalia:youthful pursuits, games
iuuencula:a young girl
iuuenculasco:to become youthful, to grow into youth
iuuenculesco:int., devenir jeune homme
iuuenculus:young; Subst. m. A young bullock
iuuenculus2:A young bullock
iuuenile:youthfully, after the manner of youth
iuuenilitas:youth, juvenility
iuuenitas:c. juvenilitas
iuuenix:a young cow, a calf, heifer
iuuento:
ixia:the chameleon plant
ixios:sorte de vautour
iynx:the wryneck
kalo:to call, call out, proclaim, call together, summon, convoke;, a kind of comitia held for the purpose of consecrating a priest, a king.
kalumnia:trickery, artifice, chicanery, cunning device.
kalumniator:a contriver of tricks, artifices, a pettifogger, a perverter of law, a chicaner
kalumnior:To accuse falsely, bring false information against a person; to depreciate, misrepresent, calumniate, to blame unjustly
kaput:abl. sing.
koenosis:communication [fig. de rhét.]
labanter:
labarum:the labarum, a Roman military standard of the later times, richly ornamented with gold and precious stones, and bearing the effigy of the general. Constantine the Great placed upon it a crown, a cross, and the initial letters of the name, and made it the imperial standard
labascor:to totter, be ready to fall
labda:a voluptuary
labda2:the Greek letter Λ; supinum, an inverted V
labdacismus:labdacism
labefactatio:a shaking, loosening, weakening
labefactatus:p. p. de labefacto
labefactio:c. labefactatio
labefactus:outh
labellum2:a small water-vessel, a tub, bathing-tub
labens:p. de labor
labeo2:amplif., one who has large lips, who is blubber-lipped
labesco:int., glisser, s'écouler
labia:lèvre
labia2:pl., lèvre, lèvres
labibundus:qui coule, qui s'écoule
labidus:where one is apt to fall, slippery
labilis:Slipping, gliding, prone to slip, slide
labiliter:en s'écoulant doucement
labina:a slippery place
labio:having large lips, big-lipped
labiosus:v. labeosus.
labiscor:int., commencer à glisser
labito:
labium:a lip, neutr., neutr.
laboratio:labor, toil
laborator:celui qui travaille
laboratus:Labored, attended with labor, difficulty
laboratus2:labor, laboriousness
laborifer:labor-bearing, toil-enduring
laboriositas:activité, application au travail
labosus:laborious, troublesome
labratus:qui a de grosses lèvres, lippu
Labros:the name of a dog
labrosus:with large lips, with a large rim, border
labrum2:a basin, a tub, a vat, in the full vats, vessels
labrus:A fish
labruscum:the fruit of the, the wild grape
labundus:falling
laburnum:the broad-leaved beantrefoil
labyrinthicus:of a labyrinth, labyrinthine, intricate
!labyrinthos:labyrinthe, [en gén. bâtiment dont il était difficile de trouver l'issue] ; le labyrinthe d'Égypte / de Crète, construit par Dédale / de Clusium en Étrurie / [fig.] difficulté inextricable
labyrinthum:labyrinthe.
lacca:A swelling on the shinbone of draught-cattle
laccar:a plant
lacerabilis:that can be easily lacerated, torn to pieces
lacerans:p. adj. de lacero
lacerator:a mangler, lacerater
laceratrix:she that lacerates
laceratura:Cass. déchirure (faite par le sacrificateur).
laceratus:p. de lacero
lacernula:a small, a little cloak
lacertulus:a little arm;, a small cake
lacertum:c. lacertus 1
lacessitio:an exciting, provoking, challenging
lacessitor:a provoker, challenger
lacessitus:p. p. de lacesso
lachanisso:to be weak, languid
lachanizo:to be weak, languid
lachrima:larme / larme ou goutte de gomme [issue de certaines plantes]
lachruma:larme / larme ou goutte de gomme [issue de certaines plantes]
laciculus:
laciniatim:piecemeal, in small divisions
laciniatus:fait de morceaux
laciniose:like lappets, with lappets
laciniosus:full of folds, full of lappets, full of corners, projections, indentations, indented, jagged
lacinium:c. lacinia
lacio:to entice, allure
lacotomus:a straight line which cuts the equator
lacrimabiliter:with tears, mournfully
lacrimabundus:bursting into tears, with tears, weeping
lacrimatio:a weeping
lacrimatorius:qui combat le larmoiement
lacrimatus:part. p. de lacrimo
lacrimola:a little tear, crocodile-tear
lacrimor:to shed tears, to weep
lacrimose:en pleurant
lacrumabilis:Worthy of tears, lamentable, mournful
lacrumabundus:bursting into tears, with tears, weeping
lacrumatio:a weeping
lacryma:- 1 - larmes, pleurs. - 2 - larmes (des arbres), suc, sève (qui coule).
lacrymosus:full of tears, tearful, weeping
lacta:a kind of cassia
lactaeus:- 1 - qui allaite. - 2 - de lait (en parl. de la couleur).
lactaneus:milk-like, milky
lactans2:P.
lactantia:Act., to give suck to, Pass.
lactaris:suckling
lactarium:milkfood
lactarius:of or belonging to milk, containing milk, milky; made of milk, with milk; subst. m. a preparer of milk-food, a seller of milk
lactarius2:a preparer of milk-food, a seller of milk
lactatio:allaitement / fig.) nourriture
lactatum:a drink made of milk
lactens:taking milk, suckling, sucklings, Yielding milk, full of milk, Milky, sappy, juicy, tender, juicy
lactentes:animaux (victimes) encore à la mamelle
lactentia:laitage
lacteris:a plant
lactesco:I. To turn to milk II. To have milk for suckling, to become capable of giving suck
lacticinia:a dish prepared with milk and eggs
lacticinium:milk-food, food prepared with milk
lacticolor:milkcolored
lacticularius:deprived of milk, absol.
lactidiatus:qui a reçu des coups de pied
lactifer:milk-bringing, producing milk
lactilago:a plant
lactineus:milk-colored, white
lactito:to give suck, to suckle
lactizatus:qui a reçu des coups de pied
lacto:I. To contain milk, to have milk, to give suck II. To suck milk, to take the breast, to suck
lacto2:to allure, wheedle, flatter, deceive with fair words, to dupe, cajole
lactoris:a kind of milky plant
lactosus:milk-like, milky
lactucarius:a dealer in lettuce
lactucosus:full of lettuce
lactucula:a small, young lettuce
laculatus:four-cornered, checkered, woven in square compartments, checks, with inwoven or embroidered pictures
laculla:petite fosse
lacunaria:panels of the under surface of a cornice
lacunarium:gen. plur., dat. plur., a wainscoted and gilded ceiling, a panel-ceiling, a ceiling
lacunarius:a gravedigger
lacunatura:a ditch, pit, hole;, a pool, pond
lacuno:To hollow out, to fret, pit
lacunosus:Full of holes, ponds, sloughs
lacuo:to adorn with a panelled, fretted ceiling, part., panelled, fretted
lacusculus:A little lake
lacuturris:a kind of cabbage
lada:sorte de cannelle
ladanum:the resinous juice obtained from the shrub, ladanum
laeotomus:the chord of a segment of a circle
laesio:a hurting, injuring
laesura:a hurting, injuring
laesus:P. of laedo
laeta:the land so cultivated
laetabilis:joyful, glad, gladsome, Comp.
laetabundus:greatly rejoicing, full of joy, joyful
laetamen:dung, manure
laetandus:dont il faut se réjouir
laetanter:avec joie
laetatio:rejoicing, exultation, joy
laetatus:with joy, glad
laeti:v. laetus.
laeticulosus:too joyful, overjoyful
laeticus:of or belonging to a
laetificans:P. a., rejoicing, joyous
laetisco:to rejoice
laetitas:Inscr. joie, gaieté.
laetities:c. laetitia
laetitudo:joy
laetum:pris advt, d'une manière gaie
laeuamentum:v. levamentum.
laeuatus:v. lev-.
laeuigatio:polissage / le poli
laeuigatus:plus glissant, plus onctueux
laeuis:smooth, smoothed, not rough
laeuitas:smoothness
laeuitudo:smoothness
laeuor:smoothness
laeuorsum:on the left hand, to, towards the left
laeuorsus:on the left hand, to, towards the left
laeuum:pris advt, du côté gauche
lagaena:a large earthen vessel with a neck and handles, a flask, flagon, bottle
lagea:espèce de vigne
lagena:a large earthen vessel with a neck and handles, a flask, flagon, bottle
lagine:sorte de clématite [plante]
lago:a plant
lagoenaris:formé par une bouteille
lagophthalmos:a person afflicted with a disease of the eye, in which the upper lid does not cover the eye
lagoponos:douleur de côté ou mal au ventre.
lagopus:hare'sfoot
laguncularis:of or belonging to a small bottle
lagunculus:a kind of pastry
lagynos:v. lagoena
laicalis:de laïque, des laïques, laïque
laicus:of or belonging to the people, laity, not priestly, not consecrated
laicus2:a layman, laic, one not belonging to the priesthood
laina:sorte de lentisque
lalisio:the foal of a wild ass
lallum:le lalla, chant de nourrices
lallus:a singing lalla, lullaby
lambda:ind., lettre de l'alphabet grec
lambdacismus:c. labdacismus.
lambero:to tear to pieces
lambisco:c. lambo
lambito:to lick, lap up
lambitus:a licking
lamenta2:lamentation
lamentabiliter:
lamentator:celui qui se lamente
lamentatrix:she who bewails
lamentatus:part. de lamentor
lamento:tr., pleurer sur
lamentosus:plaintif
laminosus:qui se divise en lames, lamelleux
lamium:dead-nettle
lamnula:a little plate of metal
lampabilis:shining
lampadarius:a lampbearer, torch-bearer
lampadias:a comet resembling a blazing torch
lampadifer:qui porte un flambeau
lampadius:c. lampadarius
lampado:c. bulbus
lampago:saxifrage [plante]
lampena:étoile, astre
lampenae:
lampetra:the lamprey
lampo:to shine
lampsana:v. lapsana.
lampter:chandelier
lampyris:a glowworm
lanaria:a wool-factory, wool-spinning establishment
lanaris:woolly, woolbearing
lanarius:of or belonging to wool
lanata:brebis
lanatae:wool-bearers, sheep
lancearius:a lancer
lanceatus:made into a lance, lance-formed
lanceo:to wield, handle a lance
lanceola:a small lance
lanceolatus:armed with a little lance, point, lanceolated, lanceolate
lancia2:c. lancea
lanciarius:a lancer
lancicula:a small dish, platter
lancinator:one that tears to pieces, a render, lacerater
lancinatus:p. p. de lancino
lanciola:a small lance
lancium:c. lanx
lancula:a small balance
landica:
lanerum:étoffe faite de laine grasse [sorte de feutre]
lanestris:woollen, of wool
langa:a kind of lizard, from whose urine the stone called, was said to be produced
langisco:c. languesco (al. longisco) :
langon:homme lent, lambin
languefacio:to make faint, weary, languid
languidus2:the sick man, invalid
languificus:that makes faint, feeble
languitas:
langula:a small balance
languria:a kind of lizard
langurium:a kind of amber
langurus:sorte de lézard vert
laniamentum:a tearing to pieces
laniarium:a butcher's stall
laniarius:pertaining to a butcher
laniarius2:a butcher
laniatio:a tearing in pieces, a mangling, lacerating
laniator:a butcher
laniatorium:a butcher's stall
laniatus2:p. p. de lanio
lanicia:v. lanitia.
lanicies:wool
lanicium:SE
lanicius:of wool, woolly, fleecy
lanicutis:woollyskinned
lanifer:wool-bearing, cotton-bearing
lanifex:
lanifica:a wool-spinner
lanifricarius:
lanilotor:
lanilutor:wool-washer
laniolum:a little butcher's stall
lanionius:of or belonging to a butcher
lanipendia:c. lanipendens
lanipendius:that weighs out wool, portions it out for spinning
lanipendius2:one who weighs out wool
lanipendus:that weighs out wool, portions it out for spinning
lanipens:c. lanipendens.
lanipes:with wool on the feet, woolfooted
lanistatura:the profession of a
lanitia:lainage
lanities:wool
lanitius:qui a une toison.
lanitondium:tonte
lanna:lobe [de l'oreille]
lano:to bear, wear wool
lanoculus:celui qui a un bandeau sur l'oeil
lanositas:woolliness
lanuginans:lanugineux, floconneux
lanugineus:woolly, downy
lanugino:to be of wool
lanuginosus:woolly, downy, Comp.
lanula:a little wool, a small lock of wool
lapathium:λάπαθον or λάπαθοσ
lapicida:a quarryman, stone-cutter
lapicidinarius:a superintendent of stone-quarries
lapidaris:of stone, stone-
lapidatrix:celle qui lapide
lapidatum:pluie de pierres.
lapidatus:p. p. de lapido
lapidesco:to become stone, turn to stone, to petrify
lapidicaesor:a stone-cutter
lapidicida:a quarryman, stone-cutter
lapidositas:a stony hardness
lapillesco:to become stone, turn to stone;, to become hard, be distended
lapillisco:to become stone, turn to stone;, to become hard, be distended
lapillosus:couvert de cailloux
lapillulus:a very little stone, gravel-stone
lapio:to turn into stone, make hard like stone, to petrify, harden
lapisculus:petite pierre
lappaceus:burshaped, bur-like
lappago:a plant resembling a bur
lapsabundus:chancelant
lapsana:sorte de chou sauvage
lapsanium:an edible plant, charlock
lapsilis:slippery
lapsio:a sliding;, an inclination, tendency
lapsus2:To fall into, upon, to come, turn to
laqueans:lambrissé.
laqueare:a panelled, fretted ceiling
laquearium:a panelled, fretted ceiling
laquearius:one that makes panelled ceilings, a ceiling-maker
laqueator:an ensnarer
laqueatus:panelled, fretted, ceiled in panels, with gilded panels
laqueo:-I. to noose, ensnare, entangle -II. to adorn with a panelled, fretted ceiling, part., panelled, fretted
laqueo2:tr., lambrisser, couvrir d'un plafond avec caissons
lararium:a part of the interior of a Roman house, in which the tutelar deities, were placed, the chapel of the Lares
larbasis:c. stibium
larbason:antimony
lardarium:morceau de lard, lardon
lardarius:a pork-butcher, pork-seller
largifer:abondant
largiflue:abondamment
largiloquus:talking copiously, talkative
largimentum:bounty, gift
largio:v. largior
largitas:abundance, bounty, liberality
largitionalis:of or belonging to the imperial treasury, treasury-officers, masters of the treasury
largitionalis2:a treasury-officer
largitudo:liberality
largitus:dispensed
largitus2:copiously
largiuscule:un peu abondamment.
largiusculus:rather copious
larida:the fat of bacon, lard
larignus:of the larch-tree, larch-
larix:a larch, larch-tree
larophorum:sorte de trépied [pour porter des statuettes ou des chandeliers]
laros:a ravenous sea-bird, the mew
larua2:a ghost, spectre, hobgoblin, scarecrow
larualis:like a ghost, ghostly
larualis2:like a ghost, ghostly
laruans:an enchanter, a dealer in magic
laruatio:visions, délire
laruatus:p. p. de larvo
laruatus2:bewitched, enchanted
larueus:de démon
laruo:to bewitch, enchant
!larus:a ravenous sea-bird, the mew
laryngotomia:laryngotomie
lasar:the juice of the plant, assafœtida
lasarpicium:a plant, also called, from which the, was obtained, the juice of the
lasciuans:c. lasciviens
lasciuibundus:wanton, full of petulance
lasciuiosus:immodéré, exagéré
lasciuitas:wantonness
lasciuiter:wantonly, petulantly
lasciuo:c. lascivio
lasciuolus:un peu folâtre
lasciuulus:a little, somewhat wanton
laseratum:a condiment made from laser
laseratus:flavored with
laserpicifer:qui produit du laserpicium
lassamen:c. lassitudo
lassatio:Capel. fatigue.
lassatus:p. p. de lasso
lassesco:to become tired, to grow weary
lastaurus:a lewd person, debauchee
latace:a magic herb
latebricola:one who dwells in lurking-places, brothels
latebrose:in a lurkingplace, secretly
lateralia:saddle-bags
lateralis:of or belonging to the side, lateral
lateraliter:latéralement
lateraria:a brickkiln
lateraria2:side-beams
laterarius:-I. of or pertaining to bricks, brick- -II. of or belonging to the sides;
laterarius2:a brickmaker
laterculenses:gardiens du registre des charges
laterculensis:one who keeps the register of offices, a secretary
laterculum:a register of all the offices and dignities in the Roman empire
latere:abl. de later
laterensis:of or belonging to the side.
laterensis2:an attendant, body-guard, satellite
lateriana:sorte de poire
laterina:a brickkiln
laterisiana:une sorte de poire (peut-être, poire du Latérium).
lateritana:a good sort of pears
lateritiana:a good sort of pears
lateritius:made, consisting of bricks
laterna:a lantern, lamp, torch
laternarius:[fig.] esclave, vil ministre [de qqn]
laternio:voleur
latero:mettre sur le côté
latesco:to hide one's self, lie hid, be concealed
latesco2:to grow broad, to widen
lathyr:a plant, a kind of wolf's-milk
lathyris:épurge [plante]
lathyros:a plant, also called
latibulo:int., se cacher
latibulor:to be concealed, to lie hid, to lurk, act.
laticlauialis:qui porte le laticlave
laticlauium:a broad purple stripe on the tunic
laticlauius2:one entitled to wear the latus clavus, a senator, patrician
laticlauus:a broad stripe on the toga
latifico:to make wide, to widen
latifolius:broad-leaved
latiloquens:bavard
latinitas:Pure Latin style, Latinity
latinizo:to translate into Latin
latino:to express in Latin, translate into Latin
latipes:broadfooted
latissime:of late
latitabundus:lying hid, skulking
latitans:v. latito.
latitatio:a hiding, lurking
latitator:one who lies hid
latitia:breadth, width
latitudo2:action de se tenir caché
latius2:de brique, en brique
latomus:a stonecutter
latrabilis:barking
latrans:a barker, i. e. a dog (poet.)
latratorius:brawling, noisy
latratus:p. p. de latro
latria:service, worship
latrinum:A bath
latrix:celle qui apporte une lettre
latrocinalis:of or belonging to robbers, robber-
latrocinaliter:after the manner of a robber, like a robber
latrocinanter:en bandit, en brigand
latrocinatio:a robbing, highway-robbery
latrocinatus:p. de latrocinor
latrunculator:one who tries cases of robbery, a larceny judge
lattuca:v. lactuca.
latumiae:a stone-quarry
laturarius:a carrier, porter
lauamentum:lavage [fig.]
lauandaria:things to be washed
lauatio:a washing, bathing, bath
lauator:a clothes-washer
lauatorium:lavoir
lauatorius:qui sert à laver
lauatrina:salle de bain / latrines
lauatrix:laveuse
lauatus:p. p. de lavo
laudabile:the praiseworthy, Comp., fin
laudabilitas:laudability, excellency
laudabiliter:in a praiseworthy, Comp., ext.;, Sup.
laudabundus:louangeux
laudandus:praiseworthy, glorious, commendable
laudate:laudably, admirably
laudaticius:servant à louer
laudatiua:commendation
laudatiue:in a laudatory manner
laudatiuus:of or relating to praise, laudatory
laudatorius:of or belonging to praise, laudatory
laudidignus:digne de louange, louable
laudifico:tr., louer, célébrer
lauer:a water-plant
lauernio:voleur
lauito:to wash, bathe
laura:grande rue [plante]
laurago:a plant of the laurel kind
laureo:tr., orner de laurier
laureola:a little laurel crown, garland;, a little triumph
laureolus2:dim. de laureus
laurex:a young rabbit cut out from the mother, or taken from her teats
laurices:petits lapereaux pris sous la mère
lauriculus:branche ou pousse de laurier
laurifer:Laurel-bearing
laurinus:of laurel, laurel-
laurio:serpolet
lauriotis:from Laurion, in Attica
lauripotens:lord of laurels, laurel-ruler
laurix:a young rabbit cut out from the mother, or taken from her teats
lausiae:
lautia:the entertainment furnished in Rome to foreign ambassadors or distinguished guests at the expense of the state
lautitas:c. lautitia
lautiusculus:somewhat splendid, magnificent
lautumius:of or belonging to a stone-quarry
lautumus:a stonecutter
lax:fraud, deception
laxamina:rênes
laxatio:a widening, wide space, width, breadth
laxatiuus:mitigating, assuaging
laxitudo:action de relâcher
leber:
lebes:a copper basin, kettle, caldron
lecator:gourmand
lectarius:a couch-maker
lecte:avec choix.
lecticalis:ouvrier en lits [ou en litières]
lecticariola:a chairman's mistress
lectisphagites:c. itaeomelis
lectistitium:action de disposer des lits
lectitatus:part. passé de lectito; lu et relu.
lectiuncula:a short, light reading
lecto:to be punished, suffer punishment, be beaten, suffer through negligence.—To be blamed, incur censure
lectorium:
lectrix:a female reader
lectrum:pupitre
lectualis:of or belonging to the bed
lectuarius:of or belonging to the bed, bed-
lectum2:a couch, bed
lecturio:to desire to read, be inclined to read
lectus3:-I. a couch, bed -II. a reading
lecythinus:of or belonging to an oil-flask, oil from the flask
lecythus:a flask, cruise
leda2:a shrub in Cyprus from which a resin was obtained
ledanum:the resinous juice obtained from the shrub, ladanum
ledon:a shrub in Cyprus from which a, resin was obtained
legalis:of or belonging to the law, legal, according to the, law, pious
legaliter:according to law, legally, in laying down the law
legarium:pulse, legumes
legata:ambassadrice [fig.]
legatarium:legs
legatarius:enjoined by a last will, testament
legaticium:v. legativum
legatiuncula:dim. de legatio
legatiuum:an ambassador's expenses
legatiuus:of or relating to an embassy, absol.
legator:one who leaves something by will, a testator
legatorius:of or belonging to a deputy, one given to a senator as deputy, lieutenant
legatus2:p. p. de lego 1
legentes:les lecteurs / à qqn
legibilis:that may be read, legible
legicrepa:orateur qui cite souvent les lois
legifer2:a law-giver, applied to Moses
legirupa:a lawbreaker
legirupio:a law-breaker
legirupus:qui viole les lois
legisdatio:c. legislatio
legisdoctor:a doctor, teacher of the law
legislatio:the giving of the law
legislator:a law-giver, legislator, ext.
legisperitus:one learned in the law, a lawyer
legitima:formalités légales / préceptes
legito:to read often
legiuncula:a small legion
legula:a flap, the earflap
leguleius:a pettifogging lawyer, pettifogger
legumentum:pulse
leguminarius:of or belonging to pulse
leguminarius2:marchand de légumes ou grainetier
legumlatio:[ou en deux mots] / législation, lois
legumlator:a law-giver, legislator, ext.
leiostrea:an oyster with a smooth shell
leiothasius:a kind of turnip
lelepris:a fish
lema:a humor, rheum that gathers in the corner of the eye
lembulus:a small boat, a wherry
lembunculus:v. lenunculus 2 [leç. de mss.].
lemniscus:A pendent (purple) ribbon
lemonium:the wild beet
lenatus:part. de leno 1
lenifico:adoucir
lenificus:adoucissant
lenis2:a kind of vessel
lenities:mildness, gentleness
lenitus:part. de lenio
leno2:être pourvoyeur de femmes / tr., prostituer
lenocinamentum:an allurement
lenocinatio:flattery
lenocinator:one who obtains, by flattery
lenonice:like a pimp
lenonie:à la manière des entremetteurs
lenosus:c. lenonius
lens:a louse's egg, a nit
lentatus:p. p. de lento
lenteo:to proceed, slowly
lentiarius:de lentille
lenticularis:like a lentil, lentilshaped
lenticulatus:qui a la forme de la lentille
lentiginosus:full of freckles, freckled, ext
lentigo:a lentil-shaped spot
lentigradus:qui va lentement
lentipes:slowfooted, slow-paced
lentis:arch. pour lens 2
lentiscifer:bearing mastic-trees
lentiscinus:of or from the mastic-tree
lentiscum:the mastic - tree
lentitia:flexibilité, souplesse / viscosité [en t. de méd.]
lentities:pliancy, flexibility, toughness, viscosity, stickiness
lentor:pliancy, flexibility; toughness, stickiness, viscosity
lentulus2:rather slow
lenullus:a little pimp
lenulus:dim. de leno 2
lenuncularius:one who sails in a small vessel
leo2:primitif inusité de deleo
leocrocota:a wild beast in India
leoninus:of or belonging to a lion, a lion's
leonteus:the name of a warrior
leontice:a plant, called also
leonticus:of or belonging to a lion, the offerings made to Mithras, who was represented under the form of a lion
leontios:a precious stone of the color of a lion
leontocaron:a plant
leontopetalon:a plant, lion's-leaf
leontophonos:a small animal whose urine was said to be fatal to lions
leontopodion:a plant, lion's-foot
leopardalis:c. leopardus ;
leopardinus:of a leopard
leopardus:a leopard
lepas:a kind of shell-fish that adheres closely to rocks, a limpet
lepasta:a drinking - vessel, goblet
lepesta:a drinking - vessel, goblet
lepida2:c. lepis
lepidium:a plant, garden-cress, pepperwort
lepidotis:a precious stone
lepidulus:rather pleasant, rather witty
lepis:a scale
lepista:a drinking - vessel, goblet
lepor2:pleasantness, agreeableness, attractiveness, charm
leporarium:a place where hares and, other wild animals are kept; a preserve, warren, cover
leporarius:of or belonging to a hare, hare-
leporarius2:of or belonging to a hare, hare-
leporina:viande de lièvre
leporinus:of a hare, hare-
lepra:the leprosy
leprosus:leprous
leptomericus:consisting of fine particles
leptophyllon:a species of the herb
leptopsephos:a kind of porphyry with white spots
leptopyrexia:fièvre bénigne
leptorax:a kind of grape-vine with very small berries
leptorhax:
leptynticus:making thin, meagre
lepusclus:sync. pour lepusculus
leria:ornements d'or sur une tunique
leriae:bagatelle, sornettes
leros:nom d'une pierre précieuse
letabilis:deadly, fatal
letale:pris advt, mortellement
letalia:means of death
letaliter:in a deadly manner, mortally
letatus:p. p. de leto
lethalis:deadly, fatal, mortal, neutr., in a deadly manner, Plur. subst.
lethargia:drowsiness, lethargy
lethargicus:drowsy, lethargic
lethargus:drowsy, lethargic
lethifer:death-bringing, death-dealing, deadly, fatal
letho:to kill, slay
lethum:death, was, given up to oblivion, dead, to kill
lethusa:the white poppy
leuabilis:that can be lightened
leuamentarius:of or for lightening
leuamentum2:niveau, équerre
leuate:de manière à soulager davantage
leuatio:A lifting up, raising, elevating
leuatus:P. of 1 levo
leuatus2:P. of 2 lēvo
leuca:lieue, a Gallic mile of, Roman paces, a league
leucacantha:espèces de chardons / c. phalangites
leucacanthos:The white thorn
leucachates:the white agate
leucanthemis:the chamomile plant
leucanthemon:the name of three plants
!leucanthemum:the name of three plants
leucanthes:the herb pellitory
leucanthus:a plant
leucargillos:white clay
leucaspis2:armed with a white shield
leuce:I. The spotted dead-nettle II. The white poplar III. A kind of wild radish, horseradish IV. A kind of white spots on the skin
leuceoron:a plant
leucochrysos:A precious stone, a species of chrysolite
leucocomos:having white leaves, blossoms
leucocomus:having white leaves, blossoms
leucocoum:white Coan wine
leucogaea:a precious stone almost unknown
leucogaeus:of white earth
leucographia:a precious stone
leucographis:a kind of St. Mary's thistle, which was used as a remedy for spitting blood
leucoion:the white violet
leucoma:tache blanche, taie [sur l'oeil]
leucon:héron blanc
leuconotus:the, white, clear, dry, south wind, the south-southwest wind
leucophaeatus:clothed in dark gray, ash-colored garments
leucophaeus:ash - colored, dun - colored, med.
leucophlegmatia:pâleur annonçant l'hydropisie
leucophoron:gold-size
!leucophorum:chrysocolle
leucophthalmos:a precious stone
leucopis:a plant
leucopoecilos:a precious stone
leucos:white
leucostictos:espèce de porphyre
leucozomus:with white sauce
leucrion:a plant, hound's-tongue
leucrocota:a wild beast in India
leucrocuta:a wild beast in India
leudus:a German song
leuenna:tête en l'air, homme léger
leuga:lieue, a Gallic mile of, Roman paces, a league
leuianimus:qui a l'esprit léger
leuiculus:somewhat light, a little vain
leuicutis:
leuidensis:lightly wrought, thin
leuifacio:faire peu de cas de
leuifidus:of slight credit, untrustworthy
leuigatio:allégement
leuigatio2:a smoothing
leuigatus:de levigo 2
leuigatus2:P. a., smooth, slippery, med.
leuigino:tr., épiler
leuigo2:to make light, lighten
leuio:to alleviate
leuipes:lightfooted
leuir:a husband's brother, brother-inlaw, my brother is, to my wife, N. cr
leuitonarium:an Egyptian monk's garment
leuitudo:smoothness
leunculus:a small lion
leus:smooth
leuson:the inner part of the wood of the fir
lexidion:petit mot
lexidium:a little word
lexipyretos:that allays fever, antifebrile
lexipyretus:that allays fever, antifebrile
lexipyrexia:a cessation of fever
lexis:acc. plur., a word
lexiua:c. lixivia
liaculum:a polishing instrument
liba:nom d'une mesure hébraïque
libacunculus:a little cake
libadion:the herb centaury
libadios:sorte de vigne ayant l'odeur de l'encens
libamenta:a portion offered to the gods, libation, first-fruits
libanios:a kind of vine, with the odor of frankincense, growing in the island of Thasos
libanitis:a plant
libanochrus:a precious stone
libanotis:rosemary
libanus3:c., frankincense
libator:one who makes a libation
libatorium:the vessel in which a libation was offered
libatus:part. p. de libo
libellaris:of or belonging to books, book-
libellarius:fondé sur titre, sur contrat
libellatici:a term applied to Christians who, during the persecutions, purchased false certificates of a magistrate that they had sacrificed in the heathen manner
libellenses:maîtres des requêtes
libellensis:an officer who presented petitions to the emperor and registered them
libellio:A notary
libellulus:a very little book
libentia:delight, pleasure, joy
libentiose:avec plaisir, volontiers
liber4:a child.
liberamentum:délivrance
liberatrix:she that releases
liberatus:part. de libero
libertinitas:the condition of a freedman, med.
libertinium:the property obtained by a freedman on the death of his patron
libertus2:made free, set free
libidinitas:desire
libitum:volontés, caprices, fantaisies
libitus:P. a.;
libitus2:fantaisie, caprice
libonotos:a wind between south and south-west
!libonotus:a wind between south and south-west
libralis:of or containing a pound, of a pound weight
libramen:a balance, poise
libraria2:she that weighed out the wool, a forewoman, head-spinner
librarius4:a weight, the sixteenth part of a modius
librate:deliberately
libratio:A making level, levelling
libratura:a making even
libratus:Level, horizontal
libriger:one who carries books, a book-carrier, colporteur
librilis:Of a pound, weighing a pound
libs:vent du sud-ouest
liburnatus:en forme de liburne
libus:a cake, pancake, masc.
licentiatus:freedom, license
licentiose:d'une manière démesurée
lichanos:a note on the tetrachord
lichen:a cryptogamic species of vegetation growing on trees, lichen
lichena:c. lichen
lichenicos:couvert de lichen, envahi par le lichen
liciamentum:tissu
liciatorium:a weaver's beam
liciatus:begun, commenced
licinio:to show through, disclose
licinium:lint
licinus:bent, turned upward
licita:things that are lawful
licitatus:p. de licitor
licite:rightfully, lawfully
licito:rightfully, lawfully
licitor:to offer a price, to bid
lictorius:of or belonging to a lictor
lienica:remedies for spleen
lienici:splenetic persons
lienicus:splenetic.
lienicus2:splenetic.—Subst.
lienis:the milt, spleen
lienteria:lienterie [maladie]
lientericus:troubled with looseness, diarrhœa, lienteric
ligatio:a binding
ligatura:a band, ligature
ligatus:p. p. de ligo
ligma:
lignamen:boiserie
lignarius:of or belonging to wood, wood-
lignarius2:a worker in wood, joiner, the carpenters' quarter
ligneolus:wooden
lignicida:one who cuts, hews wood
lignifer:one who carries wood, a tree
lignosus:like wood, woody, Comp.
lignyzon:couleur de fumée, noirâtre [en parl. d'une sorte d'escarboucle]
ligulatus:qui a un bout étroit.
liguritio:a fondness for dainties, daintiness
liguritor:One fond of dainties, an epicure, gourmand
ligurius:-I. a kind of precious stone -II. a gem
ligurius3:friand, gourmand
ligurritio:a fondness for dainties, daintiness
ligurritor:One fond of dainties, an epicure, gourmand
ligusticum:a plant indigenous to Liguria, lovage
liliaceus:of or from lilies, in lemm
lilietum:a bed of lilies
lilinum:essence de lis
lilinus:made from lilies
limaceus:of mud, slime, earth
limarius:of or belonging to slime
limate:avec travail, avec correction
limatio:a diminishing
limatius:avec plus de travail, avec plus de soin.
limator:a filer
limatulus:somewhat filed, polished
limatura:file-dust, filings
limbatus:edged, bordered
limbolarius:a maker of edgings, fringes, a fringe-maker
limenarcha:a commander on the frontier, a harbor-master, port-warden
limeum:a kind of herb, with the poisonous juice of which the Gauls anointed their arrows used in hunting
limicola:a dweller in the mud
limigenus:produced in mud, slime, mud-born
liminaris:belonging to a threshold, lintel
liminium:v. l'explication de Servius d.
limis:sidelong, askew, aslant, askance
limitalis:c. limitaneus
limitamentum:action de délimiter, détermination
limitaneus:that is on the borders, situated on the borders, frontier troops
limitanus:Prisc. placé aux frontières, limitrophe.
limitaris:that is on the border
limitatio:a fixing, determination
limitator:arpenteur
limito:to enclose within boundaries, limits, to bound
limitotrophus:lands set apart to furnish subsistence to the troops stationed on the frontiers
limitrophus:lands set apart to furnish subsistence to the troops stationed on the frontiers
limitus:Ven.-Fort. c. limatus.
limma:demi-ton [musique]
limne:a lake
limnestis:a plant, called also
limnetis:a plant, called also
limnice:the pond-lily, sword-lily
limo:to bemire, besmirch
limo2:to file
limo4:sideways, askance
limocinctus:a kind of public attendant on magistrates
limodoron:a plant
limonia:A plant, called also
limoniatis:a precious stone of a green color, the emerald
limonion:the wild beet
limonium:the wild beet
limosa:muddy, miry places
limositas:état fangeux
limpide:clearly
limpiditas:lucidity, clearness
limpido:to make clear, clean, to cleanse
limpitudo:clearness, brightness, transparency
limula:a little file, a file
linabrum:magasin à lin
linamen:objet en lin
linamentum:linen-stuff, linen
linaria:a factory of linen
linarius:a linen-weaver, dealer in linen
linctor:one who licks
linctus:p. p. de lingo
linctus2:a licking
linealis:consisting of lines, made with lines, lineal
linealiter:in the manner of lines, by means of lines
linearis:de ligne, linéaire / géométrique
lineariter:by lines
linearius:of or belonging to lines, line-
lineatim:par des lignes
lineatio:the drawing of a line, a line
lineatus:rayé, marqué de lignes
lineo:to reduce to a straight line, to make straight, perpendicular
linguatulus:somewhat gifted with a tongue, sub-eloquent
linguatus:gifted with a tongue, eloquent
linguax:loquacious
lingulatus:tongueshaped, lingulate
lingulus:talkative, quarrelsome
linguositas:loquacity
linia:a linen thread, a string, line
liniaris:of or belonging to lines, consisting of lines, linear, Adv.
liniatura:an anointing
linifer:Flaxbearing
linificium:travail du lin
linificus:qui file du lin / subst. m., tisserand
linificus2:a linenweaver
linifio:a linen-weaver
linimen:grease
linimentum:smearing-stuff, liniment
linio:tr., aligner
!linio2:to daub, besmear, anoint, to spread, rub over
liniphio:a linen-weaver
linitio:an anointing
linitor:
linitus:p. p. de linio 2
linitus2:a smearing, anointing
linna:[mot gaulois], vêtement gaulois
linostemus:tissé de lin et de laine
linostimus:tissé de lin et de laine
linostrophon:a plant, called also
linozostis:a plant, called also
linteamen:a linen cloth
lintearia:lingère, marchande de toile
lintearius:of or pertaining to linen; subst. m. a linen-weaver
lintearius2:a linen-weaver
linteator:
linteolus:linen-
lintiarius:v. lintearius
lintrarius:a boatman, waterman
lintriculus:a small boat, wherry
linyfarius:tisserand.
linyfus:tisserand.
linyphiarius:a linen-weaver
linyphio:a linen-weaver
linyphium:tissage
linyphus:a linen-weaver
lio:to make smooth, plaster over
lio2:tr., liquéfier, dissoudre
liostracos:huître à écailles lisses
liostrea:an oyster with a smooth shell
liothasius:a kind of turnip
lipara2:an emollient plaster
liparae:emplâtres gras
liparea:a precious stone
lipio:to croak
lippesco:to become blear-eyed
lippidus:chassieux
lipposus:blear-eyed
lippulus:somewhat blear-eyed
liquabilis:that may be melted, dissolved
liquamentum:a mixture, concoction
liquaminarius:one who prepares, sells fish-sauce
liquaminatus:furnished with gravy, having gravy
liquaminosus:full of gravy
liquarius:of or pertaining to liquids
liquatio:a melting
liquator:Cels. fondeur.
liquatorium:a filter, strain er
liquatus:p. de liquo
liquefactio:
liquefactus:p. p. de liquefacio
liquens:flowing, fluid, liquid, ocean, gliding
liquens2:flowing, fluid, liquid
liquide:Comp.
liquiditas:liquidity
liquidiusculus:somewhat more fluid, soft
liquiritia:liquorice
liquis:oblique
lira:the earth thrown up between two furrows, a ridge
liramentum:
liratim:by furrows
lirinon:oil of lilies
lirion:a lily
liro:to plough, harrow in
litabilis:fit for sacrifice, with which a successful offering can be made
litamen:a sacrifice
litania:a public form of prayer to God, a litany
litatio:a fortunate, successful sacrifice
litator:celui qui expie, médiateur
litatus:qui a été offert avec de bons présages, agréé des dieux
litera:a letter, a written sign, mark signifying a sound
literalis:of or belonging to letters, writing
literate:
literatio:instruction in reading and writing
literator:A teacher of reading and writing, an elementary instructor
literatorius:grammatical
literatulus:somewhat learned
literatura:A writing
literatus:lettered
literio:a language-master
literosus:literary, learned in letters
literula:A little letter
lithanicus:one suffering from the stone
lithargyrinus:de litharge
lithargyros:the spume of silver, litharge, the semivitreous protoxide of lead
!lithargyrus:the spume of silver, litharge, the semivitreous protoxide of lead
lithizon:
lithognomon:qui connaît les pierres
lithospermon:a plant, stone-crop, gromwell
lithostrotos2:inlaid with stones, mosaic
lithostrotum:mosaicwork
!lithostrotus:inlaid with stones, mosaic
lithotomia:lithotomy, the cutting out of a stone from the bladder
litigatio:a dispute, quarrel
litigatrix:plaideuse
litigatus:a lawsuit, process
litiger:belonging to legal process
litigiose:d'une manière querelleuse
litorarius:of or belonging to the shore
litorosus:of or belonging to the shore, on the shore, Sup., next the shore
litteralis:of or belonging to letters, writing
litteratio:instruction in reading and writing
litteratorius:grammatical
litteratrix:grammairienne
litteratulus:somewhat learned
litteratus2:interprète des poètes, critique
litterio:a language-master
litterosus:literary, learned in letters
liturarii:books kept for the first rough drafts of writings, blotters
liturarius:of or for rubbing out
liturgus:one who fills a public office, a servant of the state
lituro:to rub, blot out, erase
litus2:ST
litus3:a smearing, besmearing, anointing
liuedo:blueness, lividness
liuenter:lividly
liuentia:envie
liuide:avec une teinte livide; lividius.
liuidinans:envious
liuidinus:tirant sur le bleu, bleuâtre
liuidius:v. livide.
liuido:to render livid
liuido2:c. libido
liuorosus:noir livide
lix:ashes, lye
lixabundus:journeying at pleasure
lixio:a sutler, camp-follower
lixiuia:lye
lixiuium:lye
lixiuius:made into lye
lixius:de lessive
lixiuum:lye
lixo:to boil, seethe
lixoperitus:c. lexipyretus
lixulae:a round pancake made of flour, cheese, and water
loba:The haulm, straw of Indian millet
lobus:écale, balle
loca:v. locus.
locaciacum:Locaciacum (ville du Poitou, auj. Ligugé).
localis:of or belonging to a place, local
localitas:locality
localiter:locally
locarium:rent paid for a stall, stall-money, stallage
locarius2:of or belonging to letting;, substt
locatarius:a contractor
locaticius:let, hired out
locatim:par places, à certains endroits
locatitius:let, hired out
locatorius:of or belonging to letting, hiring out
locatum:that which is placed on lease, hired out
locatus:p. p. de lŏco
locito:to let, hire out
locularis:kept in boxes
loculatus:furnished with compartments, divisions
loculi:a receptacle with compartments, coffer, casket, satchel, pocket, with purses
loculosus:full of little compartments, cells
locupletatio:an enriching, a rich possession
locupletator:an enricher
locupletatus:p. p. de locupleto
locuplete:sup.
locupletissime:[inus. au positif], très richement
locupletius:
locupletus:c. locuples
locutilis:éloquent
locutor:one who speaks, a speaker
locutorium:parloir
locutuleia:a female babbler
locutuleius:babbling, prating;, substt
locutuleius2:a talker, prater, babbler
locutuleus:prating, loquacious
locutus:P. of loquor
locutus2:a speaking, speech
loebertas:the state, condition of a freeman, a being free, freedom, liberty, freedom from restraint, obligation
loedoria:open reviling, gross abuse
loedus:arch., c. ludus
logaoediacus:logaœdic, a dactylic verse in which trochees take the place of the last two dactyls
logaoedicus:logaœdic, a dactylic verse in which trochees take the place of the last two dactyls
logarion:a little account-book
logarium:a little account-book
logeum:archives
logica:la logique
logica2:logic
logice:logic
logice2:logiquement
logici:rational physicians
logicum:logic
logicus:logical, reasonable, plur. subst.
logista:an accountant;
logisticus:
logistoricum:
logium:that part of the stage on which the actors spoke, the pulpitum
logodaedalia:an excessive nicety in one's words, affectation in selecting expressions
logographus:an accountant
loliaceus:of darnel, darnel-
loliarius:of or belonging to darnel
loligo:the cuttle-fish
loliguncula:a little cuttlefish
lolloligo:the cuttle-fish
lomentarius:one who makes, sells
lonchitis:a plant, the tongue-shaped stander-grass, satyrion
lonchus:a lance
longabo:the straight gut, a sausage
longaeua:an old woman
longaeuitas:long life, longevity
longaeuito:tr., rendre durable
longaeuo:
longaeuus2:the old man
longanimis:long-suffering, patient
longanimitas:long-suffering, patience, forbearance
longanimiter:with long-suffering, patiently
longano:the straight gut, a sausage
longanon:the straight gut, a sausage
longao:the straight gut, a sausage
longarius:tiré en longueur, long [en parl. de lettres]
longauo:the straight gut, a sausage
longauus:saucisson, cf. longao
longicia:length
longifluus:qui coule longuement
longilaterus:qui a de longs côtés
longiloquium:a long speech
longinque:A long way off, far away
longinquo:to remove to a distance, put afar off
longinquo2:A long way off, far away
longinquom:A long way off, far away
longinquum:adv., longtemps, longuement
longio:tr., allonger
longipes:longfooted
longisco:to become long, to become faint, weak, languid
longiter:long, a long while
longitia:length
longitrorsus:sic dicitur, sicut dextrorsus, sinistrorsus
longiturnitas:duration
longiturnus:long, of long duration
longiuiuax:long-lived
longiuscule:rather far
longo:tr., prolonger [le temps] / éloigner
longule:rather far
longulus:rather long
longurio:a tall fellow, a long-shanks
lopada:lopas [coquillage]
lopas:a kind of shell-fish that adheres closely to rocks, a limpet
loquelaris:of or belonging to speech, the inseparable prepositions
loquens:p. de loquor
loquitor:to speak much, talk
loquutio:a speaking
loquutor:one who speaks, a speaker
loquutus:a speaking, speech
lora:a small, thin wine made of the husks of grapes, after-wine
lora2:a thong; the mouth of a skin, leathern bag
lora3:the reins of a bridle, A whip, lash, scourge
loramentum:a thong, any fastening
lorandrum:forme populaire pour rhododendron
lorarius:a harness-maker
loratus:bound with thongs
loreola:c. laureola
loretum2:v. lauretum.
loricarius:-I. of or pertaining to cuirasses -II. a maker of cuirasses
loricarius2:a maker of cuirasses
loricatio:a clothing in armor, an arming;, a double flooring, double pavement
loricifer:a cuirassier
lorificium:assemblage de courroies
loriola:wine of the second press, after-wine
lotaria:blanchisseuse
lotaster:the wild lotus, of which javelins were made
lotilentus:
lotio:a washing
lotiolente:foully, impurely
lotometra:a species of lotus
lotor:celui qui lave / blanchisseur
lotura:a washing, bathing
lotus3:a washing, bathing
lubentia:delight, pleasure, joy
lubidinitas:desire
lubidinor:to indulge, gratify lust
lubidinosus:full of desire, passion, lust, selfwilled, licentious, sensual, lustful, voluptuous, libidinous
lubricatio:action de glisser
lubrice:d'une manière glissante ; [fig.] d'une manière trompeuse
lubricitas:slipperiness
lucana:Lucanian cow, elephant, of an impossible thing
lucania2:en s.-entendant hira,
lucanica:a kind of meat sausage invented by the Lucanians
lucanicum:Lucanian cow, elephant, of an impossible thing
lucanum:le point du jour.
lucanus2:avant le jour
lucanus4:cerf-volant (insecte).
lucaria:the grove-festival, Sing.
lucaris:of or belonging to a grove, forest-tax
luce:by day
lucernaria:the plant
lucernaris:of or belonging to a lamp
lucernarium:the time when the lamps are lighted, candle-light
lucernarius:a lampstand
lucernatus:furnished, lighted with a lamp
lucerninus:
lucernula:a small lamp
luci:by daylight, in the daytime
lucibilis:bright, clear
lucidatio:lucidité, clarté
luciditas:clarté, splendeur [fig.]
lucido:tr., éclaircir [fig.]
luciferax:très lumineux
lucifico:to make bright, to brighten
lucificus:light-making, light-giving
lucifluus:lightstreaming, light-beaming, brilliant
lucifugax:lightshunning
lucinium:a glowworm
lucino:
lucinus:lightbringing, bringing to the light
luciparens:light-bearing, light-producing
lucipeta:qui recherche la lumière
lucipetus:seeking light
lucisator:lightproducer, author of light
lucius2:a fish, the pike
lucmo:one possessed, an inspired person
lucmon:one possessed, an inspired person
lucomo:one possessed, an inspired person
lucratio:a gaining, gain
lucratiuus:gaining, attended with gain
lucrator:he who gains, the acquirer
lucratus:p. de lucror
lucricupido:the passion for gain
lucrifacio:pass.
lucrifactus:
lucrifer:
lucrificabilis:gainful, profitable
lucrificus:gainful, profitable
lucrifio:to gain, win, acquire, get
lucrifuga:gain-fleeing, gain-shunning
lucrio:one fond of gain
lucripes:âpre au gain, cupide
lucripeta:a gainseeker, one fond of lucre
lucripetes:
lucrius:of or pertaining to gain
lucro:c. lucror
lucrose:profitably, advantageously, comp.
lucta:a wrestling, wrestling-match
luctans:S.
luctatorium:arène de lutteurs
luctatus:part. de luctor
luctatus2:a wrestling
luctifico:
luctisonus:sad-sounding, mournful, doleful
luctito:to wrestle violently
luctitor:[sans ex.]
lucto:to wrestle, struggle
luctuose:lamentably, mournfully
lucu:by daylight, in the daytime
lucubratiuncula:a working by night, sitting up at night
lucubratorius:of or belonging to a night-student
lucubratus:p. p. de lucubro
lucubros:c. phlomus
lucubrum:petite lumière
lucularis:d'un bois sacré
luculentas:splendor
luculenter:splendidly, excellently, well
luculentia:brilliancy, beauty, Sing.
luculentitas:excellence, splendor, magnificence
luculento:tr., rendre clair
luculla:v. laculla.
luculus:a small grove
lucunculus:a kind of pastry
lucuns:a kind of pastry
lucus3:light
lucusta:a marine shell-fish, a lobster, Men.
ludi:les Taurilies, les jeux Tauriens (fêtes en l'honneur des dieux infernaux).
ludiarius:of or belonging to players
ludibriose:scornfully
ludibriosus:full of mockery, scorn, mocking, scornful
ludibrosus:ridiculous
ludicre:en jouant, en badinant
ludicror:to joke, jest
ludifacio:to make game of, make sport of
ludificabundus:qui dupe, qui mystifie
ludificator:one who makes game of, a mocker
ludificatorius:that makes game of, mocking, deceptive, false
ludificatus:part. p. de ludifico
ludificatus2:a mocking, mockery, derision
ludimagister:a school-master, school-teacher
ludimentum:a plaything
ludio:a stage-player, pantomimist
luditor:jouer fréquemment
ludiuagus:sportive
ludor:a player
luecula:dim. de lues
luella:an expiation, a punishment
lugens:adjt, où l'on pleure
lugium:c. luctus
lugubriter:lugubrement, d'un ton lugubre
luitio:a paying, payment, the redemption of a pledge
luiturus:v. luo.
luma:A thorn
lumarius:of or for thorns
lumbago:lumbago
lumbare:an apron for the loins
lumbellus:a little loin
lumbo:c. lumbare
lumbricosus:full of intestinal worms
lumbuli:rognons, filet
lumbulus:a little loin
lumectum:a thicket of thorns
luminare:that whieh gives light, a light-giver
luminatio:éclairage, illumination
luminator:a giver of light
luminatus:p. p. de lumino
lumino:to light up, brighten, illumine
luminosus:full of light, light, luminous
lunaticus:Living on the moon; subst. m. a crazy person, lunatic
lunaticus2:a crazy person, lunatic
lunatio:lunaison, mois lunaire
lunchhus:a lance
luo2:to wash, lave.
lupana:§ 2
lupanaris:belonging to, characteristic of a lewd woman
lupanarium:c. lupanar
lupanus:lewd
lupariae:brothels
luparius:a wolf-hunter
lupati:même sens
lupi:c. lupata
lupinaceus:of or made of lupines
lupinarii:dealers in lupines
lupinarius2:marchand de lupin
lupio:crier [en parl. du milan]
lupor:to associate with lewd women
lura:a thong;, the mouth of a skin, leathern bag
lurcabundus:qui mange avidement, glouton, vorace.
lurchabundus:voracious
lurcho:a gormandizer, glutton
lurcinabundus:voracious
lurco:to eat voraciously, to devour
lurco2:a gormandizer, glutton
lurcor:to eat voraciously, to devour
luria:oxymel
luridatus:adj, besmeared, defiled
luscini:one-eyed persons
luscinius:blinded, one-eyed
luscinus2:oneeyed
luscinus3:rossignol
lusciosus:that cannot see in the dusk or by lamp-light, dim-sighted, purblind: Pa., Sce., Pa.
luscitio:dimness of sight
luscitiosus:that cannot see in the dusk or by lamp-light, dim-sighted, purblind: Pa., Sce., Pa.
lusitatio:action de jouer souvent
lusoria:a, vessel for pleasure, yacht, any kind of light vessel, cutter
lusorie:collusoirement, par collusion
lusorium:a place where shows of gladiators and wild beasts were given
lustra:
lustrabilis:conspicuous
lustrago:a plant, also called
lustralis2:the collector of this tax
lustramen:a means of purification
lustramentum:-I. a means of purification -II. an incentive to lust
lustrator:A purifier, cleanser
lustratus:p. de lustro
lustrificus:purifying
lustriuagus:errant dans les lieux sauvages
lustro2:wanderer, vagabond
lustror:to frequent places of ill-repute
lusus3:part. de ludo
lutarius:of or be longing to mud
lutatus:p. p. de luto
lutea:
lutefio:devenir boueux
lutensis:found, living in mud
luter:a hand-basin, laver
lutesco:to turn to mud, become muddy
luteum:n, yellow, the yolk of an egg
lutina:ouvrage fait de boue
lutito:to bedaub;, to bring into contempt, to asperse
luto:to pay
luto2:to bedaub with mud, clay
lutor:a washer, fuller
lutra:an otter
lutulente:salement
lutulento:tr., souiller de boue
lutulo:to bespatter with mud;, to asperse;
lutum2:a plant used in dyeing yellow, yellow-weed. dyer's-weed, weld
lutus:mud, mire
luxatio:a dislocation, luxation
luxatura:a dislocation, luxation
luxatus:part. p. de luxo
luxatus2:c. luxatura
luxor:to riot, revel, live luxuriously
luxurianter:
luxuriator:
luxuriatus:de luxurior
luxus2:dislocated
lyatus:v. lyo.
lycaon2:an animal of the wolf kind
lycapsos:the wild bugloss, alkanet
lychnicus:luminous, shining, a kind of white marble, also called
lychnion:a lamp, light
lychnis:f. lightgiving, shining
lychnis2:A kind of rose of a fiery red
lychnites:a kind of white marble
lychnitis:a plant from which wicks were made
lychnuchus:a lamp-stand, candlestick, chandelier
lycophorus:c. daduchus
lycophos:the morning twilight
lycophryx:artémise [plante]
lycophtalmos:Isid. une pierre précieuse.
lycophthalmos:a precious stone
lycopsis:the wild bugloss
lycos:a kind of spider
lydiasta:c. bucolista
lydiastes:c. bucolista
lygdinos:du marbre appelé lygdos
lygdinus:of white marble
lygdos:a white stone
lygos:a plant, the chaste tree, agnus castus, Abraham's balm
lymphaceus:clear as water, clear as crystal
lymphaticum:the disease of a, insanity
lymphatilis:de délire, de folie
lymphatio:distraction, frenzy
lymphationes:visions
lymphatus2:madness
lympheum:lieu rafraîchi par de l'eau courante
lymphiger:qui roule de l'eau / qui conduit de l'eau
lymphor:water
lyncurion:a hard, transparent gem, which, according to the opinion of the ancients, was formed of lynxes' urine;, the hyacinth, tourmaline
lyncurium:a hard, transparent gem, which, according to the opinion of the ancients, was formed of lynxes' urine;, the hyacinth, tourmaline
lyncurius:rubellite ou tourmaline de soude [pierre précieuse]
lynter:v. lint-.
lyo:to make liquid, to liquefy
lyricen:a luteplayer, lyrist
lyricus2:a lyric poet
lyristria:joueuse de lyre
lyron:a plant, also called alisma
lysas:a plant, also called
lysimachia:a plant
lysimachos:a precious stone with golden veins
!lysimachus2:pierre précieuse inconnue
lysis2:A loosening, rupture
lytra:an otter
lytra2:rançon
lytron:
lytrotes:one of the æons of Valentinus
lytta:a worm under a dog's tongue, said to cause madness
macaerinthe:another name for
macarinte:épithète donnée au romarin
macariotes:one of the æons of Valentinus
maccis:a fictitious spice
macellarius:of or belonging to the meat-market, provision-market
macellarius2:a meat-seller, victualler
macello:tr., tuer des animaux
macellus:rather meagre
macellus2:meat-market, provision-market
maceratio:a steeping, soaking, maceration
maceratus:part. de macero
maceriatio:an enclosing
maceriatus:enclosed, walled in
maceries:distress, affliction
maceries2:an enclosure, a wall
maceriola:a small enclosure, wall
machaerophorus:a sword-wearer, a satellite
machaerophyllon:a plant
machagistia:mystères des magiciens
machetum:a kind of rose
machilla:a little machine
machinalis:of or belonging to machines
machinamen:a contrivance, device
machinarius:of or belonging to machines, machine-
machinarius2:ouvrier (qui travaille sur un échaffaud).
machinatiuus:de machine, mécanique
machinatus:part. de machinor
machinatus2:a contrivance, artifice, device
machinosus:skilfully constructed
machinula:a little machine
machio:one who works on a scaffold, a mason
macia:a plant, called by the Greeks, pimpernel
macino:tr., moudre
macio:to make lean, thin, meagre, to reduce
macir:a kind of red spicy bark brought from India
maco:to maul, beat, hack
macor:leanness, meagreness
macriculus:lean
macritas:leanness, poorness, thinness
macrochera:having long sleeves, long-sleeved
macrocherus:qui est à longues manches
macrocollum:large-sized paper, royal paper
macrocolum:large-sized paper, royal paper
macrologia:tediousness in speech
mactatio:a slaying, killing
mactatus2:part. de macto
mactea:a dainty dish, dainty, delicacy
macteola:a little delicacy, dainty
maculatim:avec des parties tachetées
maculatio:a spotting; a spot, stain
maculatus:part. de maculo
maculentus:c. maculosus
maculositas:état de ce qui est plein de taches; saleté.
madaris:a Celtic javelin, pike
madefacto:to wet, moisten, water, irrigate
madefactus:part. de madefacio
madens:wet, moist
madidatus:part. de madido
madide:de manière à être trempé
madido:to make wet, moist, to wet, moisten
madon:A kind of grape-vine, white grape
mador:moisture, wetness
mados:bryone [plante]
madulsa:a drunken man
maea:a kind of sea-crab
maeles:a marten, badger
maelis:a marten, badger
maeniana:- 1 - terrasse en saillie, galerie extérieure, balcon (genre de construction dont Ménius était l'inventeur). - 2 - toit plat.
maerentia:tristesse, affiction.
maereor:
maeste:in a way to indicate sorrow
maestifico:to make sad, sorrowful, to sadden, med.
maestificus:saddening
maestiter:in a way to indicate sorrow
maesto:to make sad, to grieve, afflict
mafors:tis, n., voile de femme, capeline / petit manteau
maforte:voile de femme, capeline / petit manteau
maganum:a wine-vessel made of wood
magdalia:cylindrical figures, med.
magdalides:
magdalis:magdaléon [pharm.]
magdalium:magdaléon [pharm.]
magganum:a wine-vessel made of wood
magia:the science of the, magic, sorcery
magice:the magic art, magic, sorcery
magida:A dish, platter, plate
magira:the art of cooking, cookery
magiriscium:a little cook
magirus:a cook
magis2:A dish, platter, plate
magistellus:dim. de magister
magisterius:magisterial
magistero:tr., commander, diriger
magistralis:of or belonging to a master, teacher
magistras:c. magistratus
magistratio:instruction, schooling
magistrianus:of or caused by a master or teacher
magistro:to perform the office of a director, chief, to rule, direct, command
magma:the dregs of an unguent
magmatarius:one who prepares unguents
magmentarium:a sanctuary for additional sacrifices
magmentatus:increased by an addition
magmentum:that which magnifies, glorifies, an offering, sacrifice
magnaeuus:of a great age
magnalia:great things, mighty works, words
magnanimis:high-minded, magnanimous
magnanimiter:avec magnanimité
magnarius:of or belonging to what is great, in the gross
magnas:a great man, important person, magnate
magnates:les grands
magnatus:un personnage éminent
magne:grandement
magneticus:magnetic
magnicies:greatness, size
magnidicus:that talks big, boastful, bragging
magnifacio:to make, think much of
magnificatio:a making much of, making great, magnifying
magnificium:grande action
magniloquax:talking largely
magniloquentia:Elevated language, a lofty style, strain
magniloquium:pomposity, boasting
magnipendo:- tr. - estimer beaucoup, faire grand cas de.
magnisonans:loud-sounding
magnisonus:loud-sounding
magnitas:greatness, magnitude
magnities:greatness, size
magno:grandement, fortement / [au comp. et superl.] / beaucoup, très / [surtout avec nég.] pas considérablement, pas beaucoup
magudaris:the stalk, the root, the juice of the plant
magulum:the jaw, mouth
magydaris:sorte de laserpitium [férule]
maia:a large kind of crab
maialis:a gelded boar, a barrow hog, an unmanned person
maialis2:a barrow hog; as a term of reproach
maioratus:condition plus élevée
maioriarius:a great farmer of the revenue
maiorinus:of the larger sort, of a larger form
maiuma:a great popular festival on the Tiber in the month of May, a kind of mock sea-fight
maiuma2:v. maju-.
maius3:great
malache:a kind of mallows
malacticus:mouifying
malaculus:
malaginum:a plaster made without fire
malagma:an emollient, poultice, cataplasm
malagma2:an emollient, poultice, cataplasm
malandria:blisters, pustules on the neck
malandria2:blisters, pustules on the neck
malandriae:
malandriosus:full of blisters, pustules on the neck
malarium:pommeraie, verger
malaxatio:softening, mollifying
maldacon:the gum of the tree called
malecastus:peu chaste
maledicentia:an evil-speaking, abuse, scurrilousness
maledictito:to revile, abuse vehemently, repeatedly
maledictus:P. a., accursed
malefaber:contriving evil, cunning, crafty, insidious
malefacio:to do evil, harm, mischief, to injure, contra
malefactio:syncope, fainting, swooning
malefecundus:peu fécond.
malefice:mischievously
maleficentia:an evil-doing, ill-conduct, mischievousness; harm, injury
maleficus2:faiseur de tort, malfaisant, criminel / magicien, enchanteur
malefidus:unfaithful, faithless
malefio:to be injured
malefious:an evil-doer, criminal
maleformis:difforme
malefortis:peu solide, faible
maleloquax:médisant
maleloquium:médisance
maleloquor:dire du mal (de qqn, alicui), injurier (qqn, alicui).
maleloquus:médisant
malemoratus:de mauvaises moeurs
malenotus:mieux
malens:v. malo
malesuadium:
maletractatio:ill-treatment
maleuole:malevolently
maleuolens2:a spiteful person, an enemy
maleuolus2:an ill-disposed person, a foe, an enemy
malfactum:an evil deed, injury
malfio:to be injured
malicordis:badhearted
malicorium:the rind of a pomegranate
malificus:evil-doing, nefarious, vicious, wicked, criminal
malignantes:the wicked
maligno:tr., préparer, effectuer [qqch] avec une intention mauvaise
malignor:to do, contrive maliciously, to malign
malignosus:active in mischief
maliloquax:evil-speaking, slanderous
maliloquium:an evil-speaking, slander
maliloquus:evilspeaking, slanderous
malinus:of or belonging to an apple-tree
malis:malandre [maladie des chevaux]
malitas:evil, harm
malities:c. malitia
malitiositas:wickedness, knavishness
maliuolens:ill-disposed, disaffected, envious, spiteful, malevolent
maliuolus2:personne mal intentionnée, jaloux
malleator:a hammerer, hammer-man
malleatus:wrought, beaten with a hammer, hammered
malleolaris:of or belonging to vine-shoots, to young vines
mallo:The stem
malluuiae:water for washing the hands
malluuium:a wash-handbasin, water to wash the hands in
malobathratus:anointed with
malobathrinus:made of betel
malobathrum:an Indian, Syrian plant, from which a costly oint ment was prepared, betel, base cin namon
malogranata:a pomegranatetree
malogranatum:a pomegranate
malomellum:sorte de pomme très douce
malope:mallows
maltha:a kind of thick, fatty petroleum, fossil tar
maltho:to cement, to varnish
maluaceus:of or belonging to mallows, like mallows, mallowshaped
maluaticus:c. malvaceus
maluella:tunique faite de fibres de mauve
maluginosus:cunning, crafty
malundrum:a plant
malus2:an appletree
malus3:an upright mast, pole, beam
mamillanus:full, swelling, protuberant
mamillare:a breast-cloth, stomacher, in lemm
mamillaris:of or in the breast
mammalis:of or for the breasts
mammamilla:a breast, pap, nipple, teat
mammatus:furnished with little pipes
mammeatus:having large breasts, largebreasted, full-breasted
mammicula:a little breast, a man's breast
mammillatus:
mammo:to give suck
mammon:riches, mammon
mammona:argent, richesse, gain
mammonas:argent, richesse, gain
mammoneus:greedy of gain, self-interested
mammothreptus:nourished by a nurse
mammula:a little breast, teat
mamphula:a kind of Syrian bread
mamzer:comm., illegitimate, bastard
man:the manna of the Hebrews
manachus:the ecliptic
manacus:the ecliptic
manale:a ewer
manalis:flowing
manamen:a flowing
manatio:a flowing, flowing out
manciola:a little hand
manciparius:marchand d'esclaves
mancipator:
mancipatus:part. de mancipo
mancipatus2:A sale
mancupatio:a making over, delivery, transfer, purchase
mandatarius:one to whom a charge, commission is given, an attorney, agent, mandatory
mandatela:a charge, the intrusting of a commission
mandatio:a charge, commission
mandatiuus:of or belonging to a charge, command, mandative, the future used imperatively
mandator:one who gives a charge, commission, a mandator
mandatorius:of or belonging to a mandator, mandatory
mandatrix:she that charges, commands
mandatus:part. de mando 1
mandibula:mâchoire
mandibulum:a jaw
mando3:a glutton, gormandizer
mandragora:mandragore [plante]
mandragoras:a plant, mandrake
mandragoricus:de mandragore
manducabilis:mangeable
manducatio:a chewing
manducator:a chewer
manduco2:a glutton, gormandizer
manducor:dép., c. manduco
manducus:a glutton
mane2:The morning, morn
manendus:qui doit être attendu
manentia:permanency
manganum:machine de guerre
mangonico:to set off, deck, adorn
mangonicus:of or belonging to a dealer
mangonium:a setting off, displaying
mangonizo:to set off, deck, adorn
manhu:the manna of the Hebrews
mania:madness
manibrium:that which is grasped, held in the hand;, a handle, hilt, haft, to take the handle out of one's hand, to deprive one of the opportunity of doing a thing
manibula:v. manicula.
manicae:the long sleeve of a tunic, glove
manicarius:a manacler
maniciolum:a small bundle
manicium:a glove, muff
manicleatus:furnished with long sleeves
manico:to come in the morning
manicon:a plant, the juice of which maddens
manicos:qui rend fou
manicula:a little hand
manifestarius:palpable, plain, clear, evident, manifest
manifestatio:a manifesting, manifestation
manifestator:a discoverer, shower, manifester
manifestatus:part. de manifesto
manifesto2:to make public, discover, show clearly, exhibit, manifest, pass., was plain from the fact that
manificus:c. manufactus
manifolium:a kind of burdock
maniolae:little bugaboos
maniopoeos:a term applied to henbane
maniosus:full of madness, utterly crazed
maniplaris2:a soldier of a maniple, a common soldier
manipritium:v. manupretium.
manipularius:of or belonging to a maniple, to a common soldier
manna:-I. a grain, a vegetable juice hardened into grains -II. the manna of the Hebrews
manna2:the manna of the Hebrews
mannicus:des Marcomans, Marcomanique [surnom de Caracalla, vainqueur des Marcomans]
manon:a kind of soft sponge
manos:Plur.
mansio:a staying, remaining, stay, continuance
mansionarius:of or belonging to a dwelling, lodging
mansiuncula:a little dwelling
mansor:a sojourner, indweller, guest
mansorius:abiding, permanent
mansuefactio:the taming
mansuefactus:v. mansuefio.
mansuetarius:a tamer of wild beasts
mansueto:to make tame, to tame
mansurus:part. futur de maneo
mansus:I. P. of 2 mando
mantelium:a towel, napkin
mantelum:a cloth, napkin
mantia:the name of the blackberry-bush
mantice:the goddess of prescience
mantichora:a fabulous Indian beast, with a human face, a lion's body, and a scorpion's tail
mantichoras:mantichore [animal fabuleux de l'Inde]
manticinor:to predict, prophesy, divine
manticula:a small wallet, purse, pouch
manticularia:handy little things, things in constant use
manticularius:a cutpurse
manticulatio:fourberie, tromperie
manticulator:a pickpocket, sharper
manticulo:tr., fouiller dans les bourses, voler / dérober
manticulor:to steal
mantile:essuie-mains, serviette / nappe
mantilium:a towel, napkin
mantis:
mantisa:a worthless addition, makeweight
mantiscinor:
manto:int., persister / rester, attendre / tr., attendre qqn
mantuatus:qui a un manteau
mantuelis:cloakshaped, mantle-like
mantum:a Spanish cloak
manua:a handful
manuale:étui de livre / livre portatif [manuel]
manuarius:of or belonging to the hand, for the hand, that fills the hand
manuarius2:a thief
manuatus:furnished with hands
manuballista:a hand-ballista
manuballistarius:one who carries, uses a hand-ballista
manubia:Sen. éclair, coup de tonnerre (terme de la langue des Etrusques).
manubialis:of or belonging to booty, derived from the sale of booty
manubiarius:of or belonging to booty;
manubius:
manubriatus:furnished with a handle
manubriolum:a little handle, haft
manuciolus:
manucium:a glove, muff
manucla:manche de la catapulte
manufactilis:made by hand of man
manuinspex:a hand-inspector, student, practitioner of palmistry
manulea:A long sleeve
manuleus:the long sleeve of a tunic
manumissalia:formalités de l'affranchissement des esclaves
manumissor:one who gives a slave his freedom, a liberator, emancipator
manumissus:P. of manumitto
manuor:to steal
manuplaris:miles, absol., of or belonging to a maniple, company, manipular, one who rose from the ranks to be general
manupularis:miles, absol., of or belonging to a maniple, company, manipular, one who rose from the ranks to be general
manutergium:a towel
manutigium:a touching, feeling with the hand
manutius:celui qui a de longues mains
manzer:-I. adj. comm., illegitimate, bastard, subst. -II. a bastard
manzer2:a bastard
mappula:a small napkin
marathrites:wine flavored with fennel, fennelwine
!marathros:
marathrum:fennel
marathros:fennel
marcellus2:petit marteau
marcero:faner, flétrir
marcescibilis:sujet à se faner, à se flétrir
marcido:int., se gâter
marcidulus:somewhat drooping, somewhat faint, languid
marculentus:withered, feeble, faint
marculus2:a small hammer, a hammer
marcus2:a large hammer
marga:a kind of earth, marl
margarides:a round kind of date, the Maldive nut
margaris:datte qui a la forme d'une perle
margaritarius:of or belonging to pearls, pearl-, where pearls were bought
margaritarius2:a dealer in pearls, a pearl-fisher
margaritatus:adorned with pearls
margaritifer:pearl-bearing, containing, producing pearls
margarition:a little pearl;
margella:red coral
margino:to furnish with a border, to border, enclose with a margin
mariambulus:a walker on the sea
marina2:v. ros.
mariscae:the piles
mariscos:a kind of rush
!mariscus:a kind of rush
maritaliter:matrimonially
maritata:
maritatus:Part. and P. a.
mariti:
maritimensis:qui est sur le rivage de la mer
marmaritis:a plant that grows in marble quarries
marmaryga:mouche volante [pour les maladies des yeux]
marmarygma:movable specks, spots in the eye
marmorarius:of or belonging to marble, marble
marmoratio:an overlaying, incrusting with marble
marmoratum:a covering for walls, floors made of pounded marble and lime
marmoratus:part. de marmoro
marmorosus:like marble, hard as marble
marmusculum:a small work in marble
maron:a plant, catthyme
maronion:a plant, called also, the greater centaury
marrubium:the plant horehound
marsiculus:irascible
marsupium:a pouch, purse
martes:a marten
martiatica:solde militaire
martiobarbulus:a soldier provided with leaden balls
martisium:poisson pilé dans un mortier
martulus2:a small hammer, a hammer
martyr:a witness;, one who by his death bears witness to the truth of the Christian religion, a martyr, fem.
martyra:
martyrium:a testimony, sealed with one's blood, to the truth of the Christian religion, martyrdom
marum:a plant, catthyme
mas2:male, masculine, of the male sex
masculatus:male
masculesco:to become, turn male
masculetum:a place where male plants are planted
masculeus:c. masculus
masculine:in the masculine gender
masculiniter:in the masculine gender
masculofemina:a man-woman, hermaphrodite
maspetum:the leaf of the
massalis:of or belonging to a mass, that constitutes a mass, the All-embracer, Christ
massaliter:in a mass, all together
massaris:a grape from a wild vine
massaticius:consisting of masses, lumps
massatitius:consisting of masses, lumps
massatus:part. p. de masso
masso:to chew
massula:a little lump, mass
masticatio:a chewing, mastication
masticatus:furnished, seasoned with mastic
mastice:mastic, an odoriferous gum from the mastic-tree
masticha:mastic, an odoriferous gum from the mastic-tree
mastichatus:furnished, seasoned with mastic
mastiche:mastic, an odoriferous gum from the mastic-tree
mastichelaeon:huile de lentisque
mastichinus:of or belonging to mastic, mastic-
mastichum:mastic, an odoriferous gum from the mastic-tree
masticinus:of or belonging to mastic, mastic-
mastico:to chew
masticum:mastic, an odoriferous gum from the mastic-tree
mastigo:to, whip, scourge
mastigophorus:a whip-bearer, a beadle, policeman
mastix:mastic, an odoriferous gum from the mastic-tree
mastos:a plant good for the breast
mastruga:a garment made of skins, a sheepskin, a skin
masturbator:one who defiles himself
masturbor:to defile one's self, act.
masucius:mangeur
mataris:a Celtic javelin, pike
mataxa:raw silk
matela:a pot, a vessel
materialis:of or belonging to matter, material
materialiter:according to the occasion
materiaria:the trade in timber
materiarius:of or belonging to stuff, matter, wood, timber
materiarius2:a timber-merchant
materiatio:woodwork, beams, rafters
materiatura:a working in wood
materiatus:built of wood
materiola:a small matter
materiosus:qui abonde en bois de construction
materis:a Celtic javelin, pike
mathesis:action d'apprendre, connaissance / astrologie
matralis:pertaining to a mother, the festival of, celebrated annually on the, th of June
matresco:to become a mother, to become like one's mother
matricalis:of or belonging to the womb, matrix
matricidium:the murder of one's mother, matricide
matricula:a public register, list, roll
matricularius:celui qui tient une matricule / pauvre inscrit sur les rôles de la paroisse
matriculus:an unknown fish
matrimonialis:of or belonging to marriage, matrimonial
matrix:a mother
matronaliter:like a matron, as lawful wife
matronatus:the dress of a matron, lady of rank
matronomicus:formé d'après le nom de la mère
matruelis:a mother's brother's son, a cousin-german, first-cousin
matta:a mat
matteola:a little delicacy, dainty
matteolae:dim. de mattea
matteum:
matticus:qui a de grosses mâchoires
mattiobarbulus:a soldier provided with leaden balls
mattiocopa:a cutter of dainties;, a skinflint
mattus:drunk, intoxicated
mattya:a dainty dish, dainty, delicacy
maturasco:int., mûrir
maturate:promptement
maturatio:a hastening, accelerating
maturato:c. maturate
maturator:one who urges on, a hastener
maturatus:part. p. de maturo
maturefacio:to make ripe, to ripen, mature
maturi:adults
maturo2:adv., c. mature
matutinalis:of or belonging to the morning, early, morning-
matutine:in the morning, early in the morning
matutino:early in the morning
mauors2:
mauorte:c. mafors, maforte.
mauortis:c. mafors, maforte.
maurella:a plant
maxillaris:of or belonging to the jaw, maxillary
maxillo:tr., frapper à la figure
maximus2:great, large
maxumitas:greatness, magnitude
maza:frumenty
mazonomon:a dish, charger
meaculum:a course, passage
meatim:in my manner
meatio:marche, cours
meator:a passenger, traveller, wanderer
mechanema:a piece of mechanism, a trick
mechanica:mechanics
mechanica2:works of mechanical art
mechanicus:of or belonging to mechanics, mechanical
mechanicus2:a mechanic
mechanisma:mechanical contrivance, mechanism
mecon:a sort of poppy
meconicos:de pavot
meconion:- 1 - suc de pavot, opium. - 2 - méconium (excréments des nouveau-nés).
meconis:a kind of lettuce with a milky juice of a soporiferous quality, like the poppy
meconites:a precious stone resembling a poppy
meconitis:
meconium:Poppy-juice
meddix:he who cares for, attends to, a curator, magistrate among the Oscans
medelifer:qui apporte la guérison
medeo:v. medeor
mediale:the middle
medialis:middle
medialis2:victime noire qu'on immole à midi
medians:part. de medio
medianum:the middle part, the middle
medianus:that is in the middle, middle
mediatenus:as far as the middle, half way over
mediatio:médiation, entremise
mediator:a mediator
mediatrix:a mediatrix
medibilis:remédiable
medica3:medicinal herbs
medicabiliter:medicinally
medicabulum:a healthy place
medicamentaria:The art of preparing drugs, pharmacy
medicamentarius:of or belonging to drugs, to poisons;
medicamentarius2:A druggist, apothecary, A preparer of poisons
medicamentosus:that has a healing power, medicinal
medicandus:in need of healing
medicatio:a healing, cure;, a besprinkling with vegetable juices
medicatiua:remèdes
medicator:a physician
medicinalis:of or pertaining to medicine, medical, medicinal
medicinaliter:avec ou par des remèdes
medicinus:of or belonging to a physician, surgeon, medical
medicosus:healing
medie:Indefinitely
medietas:the middle, place in the middle, midst
medilunia:premier quartier de la lune
medilunius:in the middle of the month, having half a disk, half-orbed
medimnus:a Greek bushel
medio:to halve, divide in the middle
mediolum:le jaune [de l'oeuf]
medion:a medicinal plant
medioxime:moderately, tolerably
medioximus:In the middle, middlemost, between gods and men
medioxume:moderately, tolerably
medioxumus:In the middle, middlemost, between gods and men
meditabundus:earnestly meditating, designing;
meditamen:a thinking of, a preparation
meditamenta:- 1 - premières notions, les éléments. - 2 - travail préparatoire, exercice, préparation, prélude.
meditata:a carefully prepared speech
meditatiuncula:a small, trifling preparation
meditatiuus:meditative, which signify a desire to perform an action
meditator:one who thinks, plans, a meditator
meditatorium:A preparation
meditatus:Exercised, practised, instructed
meditatus2:a thinking, meditating upon, a meditation
mediterranea:
mediterreus:inland, remote from the sea
meditullus:intérieur, intime
medius2:one who stands or comes between, a mediator
medix:he who cares for, attends to, a curator, magistrate among the Oscans
medullaris:situated in the marrow, inmost part
medullatus:possessed of marrow, marrowy;, rich, fat, abounding in richness
medullitus:in the marrow, to the very marrow, in the inmost part
medullo:to fill with marrow
medullosus:full of marrow, marrowy
medus2:sorte d'hydromel
megalium:a kind of ointment
megallium:a kind of ointment
megalographia:the painting of large, grand subjects
megistanes:the grandees, the magnates
mehercle:by Hercules!
mei:my friends, relatives, my adherents, my followers my love, my darling
meio:int., pisser, uriner / s'épancher [dans] / [en parl. d'un vase] fuir
melaenaetos:v. melanaetos.
melamphyllon:a plant, also called acanthus and paederos
!melamphyllum:
melampodion:black hellebore
!melampodium:ellébore noir [plante]
melampsythium:black raisin-wine
melanaetos:the black eagle;
melancholia:melancholy
melancholicus:having black bile, atrabilious, melancholy
melancoryphos:the black cap
melancranis:a kind of rush with black seeds
melandryum:a piece of salted tunny-fish
melania:blackness, black spots
melanspermon:v. melaspermon.
melanteria:gen. sing., blacking
melanthemum:c. anthemis
melanthes:pierre précieuse inconnue
melanthion:the plant, cultivated fennel-flower, chamomile
melanthum:v. melanthium.
melapium:an apple-pear
melas2:a black spot on the skin
melaspermon:the plant, cultivated fennel-flower
melca:lait aigri avec des épices
melculus:terme de caresse, c. melliculum
meleagris:méléagride [oiseau]
meles2:a marten, badger
melete:c. chamaeleon
melia:lance, pique [de bois de frêne]
melica:a lyric poem, ode
melica2:a kind of vessel
meliceria:pus de mélicéris
meliceris:a kind of tumor, meliceris
melichloros:a precious stone yellow as honey
melichros:a precious stone of the color of honey
melichrysos:gold-colored chrysolite
!melichrysus:sorte d'hyacinthe [pierre précieuse]
melicratum:water-mead
melicus3:a lyric poet
melimela:honey-apples, mustapples
melina:mead
melina2:a purse, wallet of marten-skin
melinum:Quince-oil
melinus:of or belonging to honey;
melinus2:of or belonging to quinces, quince-; quinceyellow;
melinus4:of or belonging to the marten;
melioratio:a bettering, improvement, melioration
melioratus:part. p. de melioro
meliores:ironice
melioresco:to begin to improve, grow better;
melioro:to make better, to better, improve
melis:a marten, badger
melissophyllon:balm-gentle, balm
melitaena:A plant, also called
melitinus:of or belonging to honey, mixed with honey
melitites:a honey-drink made of honey and must
meliton:a kind of wine
melittaena:A plant, also called
melitturgus:a bee-keeper
meliuscule:Rather better, pretty well, when you were somewhat better
melizomum:honey-sauce
mella:honey-water
mellaceum:must
mellaceus:
mellarium:a beehive, apiary
mellarius:of or belonging to honey, honey-
mellarius2:a bee-keeper, beemaster
mellatio:a honeying, honey-gathering, taking of honey from the hive
melleus:of or belonging to honey, honey-
melliculum:honey-pet, honey-kin.
melliculus:honey-sweet, honeyed
mellifer:honey-bearing, honey-producing, melliferous
mellifex:a honey-maker, a keeper of bees
mellificium:the making of honey
mellifico:to make honey
mellificus:honey-making, fit for making honey
mellifluens:honey-dropping;, mellifluous
mellifluus:flowing with honey, honey-dropping
melligenus:
melliger:honey-bearing
melligo:A honey-like juice, bee-glue, bees'rosin, hive-dross
mellila:mes délices (t. de tendresse).
mellillus:
mellinia:sweetness, deliciousness, delight
mellinus:
mellitula:little honey
mellitulus:honey-sweet, darling
mellitus2:my honey, my darling
mello:to make, collect honey
mellosus:of or from honey, honey-, honey-like
mellum:a dog's collar
melo:an apple-shaped melon
melocarpon:a plant, also called
meloda:a melody
melodes:a pleasing, charming singer
melodia:a pleasant song, melody
melodicus:melodious
melodina:a melody
melodus:pleasantly singing, melodious
melofolia:apples with a leaf on the side
melofolium:
melomeli:the sirup of preserved quinces
melopepo:an apple-shaped melon, cucumber-melon
melophyllon:a plant, also called
melopoeia:musical composition
melosmos:a plant, also called
!melota:a sheepskin
melote:a sheepskin
melotes:a sheepskin
melothron:a plant, the white bryony
melotis:a sheepskin
melotris:a probe, sound
melotrum:a plant, the white bryony
membranaceus:of skin, membrane, skinny, membranaceous
membranacius:of skin, membrane, skinny, membranaceous
membranarius:a parchment-maker
membraneus:of parchment
membranosus:
membranula:a little skin, membrane.
membranulum:a little skin, membrane
membranum:plur.) parchemins
membranus:de parchemin
membratura:the formation of the limbs, constitution of the body
membripotens:ruling in the members
membro:to form limb by limb, to furnish with limbs
membrositas:masse des membres
membrosus:large membered
memecylon:the edible fruit of the strawberrytree
meminens:v. memini
memnonia:a precious stone, of a black color
memorabile:a noteworthy fact, strange occurrence
memorabiliter:memorably, remarkably
memoraculum:a monument
memoralis:c. -rialis
memoraliter:serving to make mention
memoralius:a recorder, notary
memoratio:a mentioning
memoratiuus:qui sert à mentionner
memoratrix:she who mentions, relates
memore:From memory, by personal recollection
memoriale:memorial, that which keeps in remembrance
memorialia:plur., memoirs
memorialis:of or belonging to memory, remembrance, memorial, a memoran dum-book; Subst. m., a historiographer
memorialis2:a historiographer
memoriola:Memory
memoriose:with a good memory
memoriosus:that has a good memory
memoritei:
memoror:to remember, be mindful of
menaeus2:monthly; subst, a monthly circle
menceps:out of his senses, mad
mendaciloquium:false-speaking, falsehood, mendacity
mendaciloquus:false-speaking, lying, mendacious, subst. m. a lia
mendaciloquus2:a liar
mendaciolum:petit mensonge.
mendacitas:false hood, mendacity
mendaciter:falsely, mendaciously, Sup.
mendaciunculum:a little lie, trifling untruth, fib
mendax2:a liar
mendicabundus:begging, mendicant
mendicantes:mendiants / tr., mendier qqch
mendicatus:part. p. de mendico
mendicimonium:beggary, indigence
mendicor:to beg, ask for alms, go a-begging; to beg for, solicit, obtain by begging;, absol., to, live by begging
mendositas:faultiness
meneruo:[arch.], avertir
meninga:the membrane which covers the brain
menion:the name of a plant, also called
menis:a little halfmoon, crescent
mennonia:a precious stone, of a black color
menogenion:a plant good for the cure of somnambulism
mensalis:of or belonging to the table, table-
mensarium:table furniture, a table-cloth
mensarius:of or belonging to the table, counter;
mensarius2:a money-changer, banker
mensatim:by tables, from table to table
mensio:a measuring, measure
mensorium:a basket
mensorius:de mesure, de mesureur
menstruans:qui a ses menstrues
menstruatus:taché de menstrues ; [fig.] taché, souillé
menstruo:
mensualis:of a month, monthly
mensularius:a money-changer
mensurabilis:that can be measured, measurable
mensurabiliter:measurably
mensuralia:the title of a work by Varro
mensuralis:of or belonging to measuring, measuring-
mensuraliter:by measure
mensurate:by measurement
mensuratim:
mensuratio:a measuring, mensuration
mensuratus:part. p. de mensuro
mensurnus:monthly
mensuro:to measure
mensuror:
mensus2:measured off
mentagra:an eruption, tetter on the chin
mentalis:mental
mentastrum:wild mint
mentha:mint
mentiens:a fallacy, sophism
mentigo:a kind of eruption, scab
mentio2:v. mentior
mentiosus:smelling strong of mint
mentitio:a lying, deception
mentitus:imitated, counterfeit, feigned
mento:one who has a long chin, long-chin
mentor2:inventeur
mentulatus:having a, Comp.
mephiticus:mephitic, pestilential
merace:purely, without mixture
meracius:
meraculus:pretty pure, with very little mixture
meralis:pure, unmixed
meramelas:pierre précieuse inconnue
meraria:cabaret
meratus:pure
mercalis:that can be bought, purchasable
mercans:a buyer, purchaser
mercantia:trade
mercatio:a dealing in wares, mercantile dealing
mercatus2:bought, purchased
mercedarius:he who pays wages
mercedituus:mercenaire
mercedonius:of or belonging to the payment of wages, on which wages are paid, pay-days; Subst. m. I. a payer of wages, paymaster, an employer II. an intercalary month of, or, days, inserted every two years in the calendar of Numa
mercedonius2:I. a payer of wages, paymaster, an employer II. an intercalary month of, or, days, inserted every two years in the calendar of Numa
mercenarius2:a hireling, hired servant
merco:
mercurius2:garrot, partie du corps [entre nuque et dos] de certains animaux
merdaceus:defiled with excrement
merdaleus:souillé d'excréments
mere:purement, sans mélange
merenda:an afternoon luncheon, feed, medicine for a beast
merendarius:one who takes an afternoon luncheon
merendo:to take an afternoon luncheon
merenter:
meretricabilis:c. meretricius.
meretricarius:c. meretricius.
meretricatio:conduite ou métier de courtisane
meretricie:en courtisane
meretricium:métier de courtisane
meretricor:to deal with harlots
mergae:a two-pronged pitchfork
mergito:to dip in, immerse
mergula:dim. de merga
mergulus:-I. the wick of a lamp -II. a diver, a kind of bird
meribibula:
meribibulus:wine-bibbing
meridialis:of midday
meridiana:southern places, parts
meridiani:sc. gladiatores, mid-day combatants, gladiators who fought at mid-day
meridiano:at mid-day
meridianum:the south
meridiatio:a midday nap, siesta
meridionalis:southern, meridional
meridionarius:of or belonging to mid-day, meridional
meridior:to take a mid-day nap, siesta
meris:pièce de terre isolée
merismos:énumération des parties d'un tout
meritissime:
meritoria:places, rooms which are let out for a short time, to let out rooms for a short time
merois:a plant growing in Meroë
merosus:pure, unmixed
mers:v. merx.
mersatus:part. de merso
mersio:a dipping in, immersion
mersito:to dip in, immerse
mersus:P. of mergo
merthryx:
merto:to immerse, overwhelm
merulator:a winedrinker
merulentus:drunken, intoxicated
meruleus:
mesa:middle
mesancula:a javelin, with a thong, a poise, bent handle, attached to the middle
mesanculon:sorte de trait auquel tient une courroie
mesancylum:sorte de trait auquel tient une courroie
mesaulos:
mese:the middle note, the note
meses:the northnortheast wind, between, and
mesoides:a musical modulation
mesolabium:a mathematical instrument for finding mean proportional lines, a mesolabe
mesoleucos:A black precious stone with a white stripe
mesomacros:a poetical foot of five syllables, of which only the middle one is long
mesomelas:a white precious stone with a black stripe
mesonauta:a seaman who ranked between the pilot and the rowers
mesonyctium:midnight, midnight apparition
mesonyctius:of midnight
mesopylus:that is at the middle door
mesor:v. mensor.
mesosphaerum:a kind of nard with middle-sized leaves
mesozeugma:mot qui relie plusieurs mots ou plusieurs propositions
mesozeygma:
mespila:a medlar-tree
mespilum:A medlar
mespilus:néflier [arbre] / nèfle
messio:a reaping
messuarius:adj, of or belonging to reapers
messura:a reaping
messus:P. of 2 meto
metabasis:métabase [rhét.]
metabole:the transition to another key, set of tones
metacismus:a frequent repetition of the letter, the pronunciation of, at the close of a word before a word beginning with a vowel, metacism
metalepsis:in rhetoric, the use of one word for another which it suggests by association
metalis:conical
metaliter:conically
metallaria:a man, a woman that works in a mine, a miner
metallarius:ouvrier mineur
metallica:métallurgie
metallicus:of or belonging to metal, metallic
metallicus2:A digger of metals, a mine-digger, miner
metallifer:yielding, abounding in metal, metalliferous
metamelos:repentance
metanoea:repentance
metaphora:a rhetorical figure, metaphor, a transferring of a word from its proper signification to another
metaphorice:metaphorically, figuratively
metaphrasis:paraphrase
metaphrenum:the upper part of the spine
metaplasmus:a grammatical change, irregularity, metaplasm
metaplasticos:metaplastically, by the use of metaplasm
metarius:of or belonging to limits, boundaries
metastasis:A refusing
metasyncriticus:belonging to the discharge of peccant humors
metathesis:a transposition of the letters of a word
metatio:a measuring, meting out, a marking off
metatoria:lettre qui sert à préparer le logement
metatorius:of or pertaining to measuring out
metatura:a measuring out, marking off
metatus:P. of metor
metaxa:raw silk
metaxarii:silkdealers
metaxarius:ouvrier qui travaille la soie
metella:a basket filled with stones, which the besieged threw down on the heads of the besiegers
metellus2:valet d'armée
metempsychosis:the transit of the soul, its transmigration from one body to another
metensomatosis:a removing from one body into another, a change of body
meteoria:forgetfulness
methodiarius:relatif au methodium
methodice:the methodical part of grammar
methodicus:methodical, belonging to a particular school
methodos:a way of teaching, mode of proceeding, method
!methodus:a way of teaching, mode of proceeding, method
meticulosus:full of fear
metitio:c. mensura
metitor:a measurer
metitus:v. metior
meto2:to measure
metoche:a participle
metoecus:a stranger, sojourner, denizen, resident alien
metonymia:a figure by which one name is changed for another, a change of names, metonymy
metonymicos:metonymically, by metonymy
metonymicus:métonymique
metopa:the space between two hollows;, the space between two dentils, two triglyphs, a metope
metopion:- 1 - Plin. métopion (gomme d'un arbre d'Afrique). - 2 - Plin. huile d'amandes amères. - 3 - Plin. sorte d'onguent.
metopium:- 1 - Plin. métopion (gomme d'un arbre d'Afrique). - 2 - Plin. huile d'amandes amères. - 3 - Plin. sorte d'onguent.
metopon:métopon [arbre d'Afrique] / huile d'amandes amères / sorte d'onguent
metoposcopos:a forehead inspector, one who tells fortunes by examining the forehead, a metoposcopist
!metoposcopus:a forehead inspector, one who tells fortunes by examining the forehead, a metoposcopist
metops:The gum of an African tree, also called ammoniacum
metopum:métopon [arbre d'Afrique] / huile d'amandes amères / sorte d'onguent
metricus:of or relating to measuring, measure; Subst. m., a prosodian
metricus2:a prosodian
metrocomia:a village from which other villages have derived their inhabitants, a mother-village
metropolis:a city from which other cities have been colonized, a mother-city;, chief city, metropolis
metropolita:a bishop in a chief city, a metropolitan
metropolitanum:dignité de l'évêque métropolitain
metropolitanus:of or belonging to a metropolis, metropolitan, subst. m. a metropolitan, the bishop of a metropolitan church
metropolitanus3:a metropolitan, the bishop of a metropolitan church
metuendus:fearful, terrible, dreadful, in battle, n, makes many terrible threats
metutus:v. metuo
meum:mine, my property, my daughter, it is my affair, my concern, my duty, my custom
meum2:an umbelliferous plant, bear-wort
micatio:a quick motion
micatus:a quick motion
miccio:int., bêler [en parl. du bouc]
miceo:to bleat
micidus:thin, poor
!microcosmos:microcosme, le monde en abrégé
microcosmos:a little world, world in miniature, microcosm
!micropsychos:pusillanime
micropsychos:little-minded, narrow-minded, lemm
microsphaerum:small-leaved nard
microtocistes:petit usurier
mictilis:that deserves to be defiled;, despicable, worthless, bad
mictio:v. minctio.
mictito:int., uriner fréquemment
mictorius:that promotes urine, urinative, diuretic
mictuale:a diuretic
mictualis:Relating to the passing of urine, urinary, subst. f. the urinary passage
mictualis2:the urinary passage
mictyris:v. myct-.
micula:a little crumb, little grain, little bit
migma:a mixture, mixed provender, meslin
migrator:a wanderer
migratus:part. p. de migro
milax:liseron épineux / if [arbre]
mileon:the name of a plant, also called
milesium:a kind of kingfisher
miliaceus:of millet, millet
miliacius:de mil, de millet
miliacus:fed with mil let, millet-birds, ortolans
miliarensis:that contains a thousand, containing a thousand columns, containing a thousand paces
miliarii:
miliarium2:a short and thick pillar which stood in the centre of the basin of an oil-mill to support the cupa; In baths, a tall and narrow vessel for drawing and warming water
miliarius:of or belonging to millet, millet-
miliarius2:containing, comprising a thousand.
milifolium:a plant, milfoil, yarrow;
miliginus:of millet
milimindrus:c. hyoscyamus
milingior:dép., être dans une position chétive, à l'étroit, dans la gêne
milio:a kite
milipeda:millepeda
militares:guerriers
militarie:in a soldier-like, military manner
militaris2:a military man, soldier, warrior
militarius:soldierlike, military
militiola:a short, insignificant term of military service
milito2:soldat, combattant
millefolia:millefeuille [plante]
millefolium:a plant, milfoil, yarrow;
milleformis:of a thousand forms
millemodus:c. multimodus
millenarius:containing a thousand, millenary
milleni:a thousand each, a thousand
millenus:mille chacun, au nombre de mille
millepeda:thousandfeet, the wood-louse, milleped
millesima:adv
millesimum:for the thousandth time
milliarensis:that contains a thousand, containing a thousand columns, containing a thousand paces
milliarii:millénaires, secte d'hérétiques
milliarium:I. A mile-stone, the mile-stone set up by Augustus in the forum, as the terminal point of all military roads II. a short and thick pillar which stood in the centre of the basin of an oil-mill to support the cupa; In baths, a tall and narrow vessel for drawing and warming water
millifolium:millefeuille [plante]
milliformis:of a thousand forms
millimodus:thousand-fold, innumerable
millio:a kind of hawk
millus:a dog's collar
miltites:sorte de sanguine ou d'hématite [pierre précieuse]
miltos:red-lead, minium, native cinnabar
!miltus:le minium, le vermillon.
milua:milan femelle [terme injurieux, cf. harpie]
milua2:a she-kite
miluago:sorte de dorade [poisson de mer]
miluago2:a kind of fish
miluina:A kite's, a ravenous, appetite, voracity
miluina2:A kite's, a ravenous, appetite, voracity
miluinus:of or belonging to the kite
miluinus2:of or belonging to the kite
miluus2:a bird of prey, a kite, glede
mimarius:of or belonging to a mime, mimic; Subst. m. a mimic actor
mimarius2:a mimic actor
mimeticos:imitatif
mimmulus:the name of a plant
mimofabula:mime, sorte de pièce de théâtre
mimographus:a composer of mimes, a mimographer
mimologus:an actor in mimic plays, farces, a mime
mimulus:a little mime
minabiliter:threateningly
minabundus:Lat. tardif qui menace.
minaciae:menaces, threats
minans:one who threatens
minatio:a threatening, threat, menace
minator:one who drives cattle with threats, a cattle-driver, a drover
minatorius:threatening
minctio:a making water
minctura:a making water
minctus:c. minctio
minerrimus:v. minimus.
mineus:of a cinnabar-red color
miniaceus:of cinnabar, minium, cinnabar-red, vermilion, med.
minianus:painted with red-lead, cinnabar
miniaria:mine de minium, de cinabre
miniarium:a cinnabar mine
miniarius:of or belonging to minium, cinnabar
miniastrum:cinabre qui n'est pas épuré
miniatulus:colored with red-lead, cinnabar, colored red
miniatus:colored with red-lead, painted with cinnabar, colored red, a red-lead pencil, the statue of Jupiter
minimopere:not at all
minimus:Posit.
mininus:costing a mina, of the worth of a mina
minio:to color with red-lead, cinnabar, to paint red
ministeriales:imperial officers
ministerialis:ministering
ministeriani:imperial officers, rubric
ministeriarius:of or belonging to service, serviceable
ministratio:service, assistance
ministratorius:of or pertaining to an attendant, servant, in lemm
ministratrix:a female attendant, a handmaid
ministratus:part. p. de ministro
ministrix:a maid-servant, handmaid
minitabiliter:threateningly
minitatio:a threatening
minius:of cinnabar, minium, cinnabar-red, vermilion
mino:arch., c. minor 1
mino2:to drive, Pass., menare;, mener
minoratio:diminution, abasement
minoratus:P. a., diminished, less
minoro:to make smaller, less, fewer, to lessen, diminish
mintha:v. menta
minthe:the Greek name for, mint
mintrio:int., ravir [en parl. du cri du rat]
mintro:to squeak
minuatim:par morceaux, par petits fragments
minuens:part. prés. de minuo.
minuisco:to grow less, to diminish
minume:AINLY
minurio:to twitter, to chirp, to coo, med.
minurrio:to twitter, to chirp, to coo, med.
minurritiones:gazouillement
minus2:smooth: mina ovis, smooth-bellied, with no wool on the belly
minuscularii:minusculaires, percepteurs de dernier ordre
minuscularius:small, petty, paltry, trifling; Subst. m. a collector of small taxes
minuscularius2:a collector of small taxes
minutalis:small, paltry, insignificant, subst. m. an insignificant author, the other writers of no consequence
minutalis2:an insignificant author, the other writers of no consequence
minutatus:réduit en petits morceaux
minuties:
minutiloquium:brevity of speech
minutio:a lessening, diminishing
minutiuus:adapted for diminution, diminishing
minyas:a plant
mio:to make water
mira:a part, a degree
mirabile:a miracle, wondrous deed
mirabiliarius:a wonder-worker, worker of miracles
mirabilitas:wonderfulness, admirableness, admirable quality
mirabiliter:wonderfully, astonishingly, marvellously, extraordinarily, surprisingly, Comp.
miracula:a marvellously ugly woman
miraculo:wonderfully
miraculose:miraculeusement
mirans:an admirer, expression of wonder
miratio:wonder, admiration
miratiuus:qui exprime l'étonnement
miratus:part. de miror
miratus2:admiration.
miridicus:qui dit des choses étonnantes
mirificentia:wonder, admiration
mirifico:to exalt, make wonderful, magnify
mirimodis:in an astonishing manner
mirio:A singularly, defectively formed person
mirmillo:a kind of gladiator that used to fight with a Thracian, a net-fighter, and wore a Gallic helmet, with the image of a fish for a crest
mirmillonicus:of or belonging to a, of the
mirmillonium:sorte d'armure gauloise
miro:to wonder
mirocrocinum:suc du safran
miscellanea:mélanges (écrits)
miscellio:homme girouette, brouillon
miscillaneus:mixed, miscellaneous
miscillio:one who is undecided
miscillus:mixed, a brazen tablet on which were inscribed the names of soldiers who had served out their time and to whom lands were assigned, and of those who succeeded to the place of others deceased
miscipulo:to smack
miscitatus:mixed, mingled
misellus2:a wretch, miserable fellow
miseramen:pity, commiseration
miseranter:adv., pitifully, pathetically
miserator:one who pities, a commiserator
miseratrix:celui, celle qui a pitié, miséricordieux
miseratus:P. of miseror
misereuiuium:a plant, also called
misericorditer:tenderheartedly, pitifully, compassionately, mercifully, Comp., Sup.
miserimonium:wretchedness, misery
miserimunium:wretchedness, misery
miseritudo:wretchedness, misery
miseritus:P. of misereor
misero:collat. form of miseror
misertor:a pitier, compassionater
misertus:de misereor
miserulus:wretched, unfortunate
miserum:
misisula:a crust of bread hollowed out in the shape of a spoon
missa:the mass
missarium:c. missum
missibilia:for missilia
missibilis:c. missilis
missicius:discharged from military service
missitatus:part. p. de missito
missitius:discharged from military service
missorium:a dish, charger
missum:a prize
missus3:part. de mitto
mistarius:a vessel in which wine was mixed with water, a mixing-vessel
misticius:of mixed race, mongrel, born of parents of different nations;
mistim:mixedly
mistio:a mixing, a mixture
mistitius:of mixed race, mongrel, born of parents of different nations;
mistura:a mixing, mingling
misturatus:mixed, mingled
mistus:abl. sing., a mixing, mingling
misy:gen.
mite:mildly, gently
mitellita:
mithrax:a Persian precious stone
mithridax:c. mithrax
mitificatus:part. p. de mitifico
mitigabiliter:mildly, gently
mitiganter:en adoucissant, en détendant
mitigatiuus:soothing, mitigative
mitigatus:part. p. de mitigo
mitilo:to cry like the
mitisco:to become mild, mellow, to grow ripe
mitiusculus:rather mild, mildish
mitrax:a Persian precious stone
mitrula:a little headband, band, bandage
mittendarius:a public officer who was sent into the provinces to collect the taxes
miuron:vers hexamètre terminé par un ïambe
miurum:vers hexamètre terminé par un ïambe
miurus:vers hexamètre terminé par un ïambe
mius:v. meus.
mixtarius:a vessel in which wine was mixed with water, a mixing-vessel
mixte:
mixticius:of mixed race, mongrel, born of parents of different nations;
mixtio:mélange, mixture / mélange = contexture [d'un corps]
mixturatus:mêlé
mixtus2:mélange
mna:A Greek weight of a hundred Attic drachmas, a mina
mnemonica:mnémonique, mémoire artificielle
mnemonicum:c. mnemonica
mnemosynum:a memorial
mnester:a wooer, suitor
mobilia:
moderamentum:a means of guidance, a guide
moderatura:c. moderatio
moderna:things, institutions of the present
modernus:modern
modiatio:a measuring by
modicellus:very moderate, very little
modicitas:faibles ressources
modicum:a little way, med.
modificator:one who gives the proper measure, a moderator, manager
modificatus:Melodious
modifico:to measure off, P. perf., regulated, modified
modificor:to measure off, measure
modificus:measured
modimperator:the president, chairman of a convivial party
modiolum:the yolk
modulabilis:that can be sung, played
modulamen:melody, euphony
modulamentum:melody, euphony
modulate:measuredly, in time, melodiously
modulatrix:she that regulates
modulo:c. modulor
moechas:femme adultère
moechatio:adultère
moechia:adultery
moechile:a place where adultery is committed
moechillus:an adulterer, paramour
moechimenium:adultery
moechimonium:c. moechatio
moechocinaedus:a man abandoned to lewdness
moene:anc. sing. de moenia
moenero:
moenia2:duties, functions, official, professional duties
moenianum:mur
moenimentum:N LIMITS
moenitus:part. passé de munio. - 1 - muni, fortifié. - 2 - assuré, couvert; abrité, défendu, protégé, garanti. - 3 - ouvert, frayé.
moera:a part, a degree
moerens:mourning, lamenting, mournful, sad
moereo:to be sad or mournful, to mourn, grieve, lament
moerus:[arch. pour murus
moesileum:a tomb, mausoleum
moeste:
moestifico:to make sad, sorrowful, to sadden, med.
moestiter:
moestitia:a being sad, sorrowful, sadness, sorrow, grief, dejection, melancholy, gloom, gloominess, severity
moestitudo:sadness
moesto:to make sad, to grieve, afflict
moestus:full of sadness, sad, sorrowful, afflicted, dejected, melancholy
moetacismus:the frequent repetition, recurrence of the letter m
molatio:mouture
molator:meunier
molaxo:v. malaxo
molemonium:a plant that promotes vomiting
molendarius:of or belonging to a mill, to grinding, mill-
molendinarius:of or belonging to a mill; Subst. m., a miller
molendinarius2:a miller
molendinum:a millingplace, mill-house
molendo:tr., moudre
molina:a mill
molinarius:a miller
molinum:a mill
molinus:of or belonging to a mill, mill-
molio:tr., bâtir, construire
molis:c. moles
molitio2:a grinding
molitrix:she who attempts, frames, contrives
molitrix2:meunière.
molitum:ce qui est moulu, farine
molitura:
molitus:?H
molitus2:P. of molior
molle:Weak, untrustworthy
molleo:to be soft
mollestra:a sheepskin, sheep'sfelt, for wiping helmets
mollia:a kind of fishes, mollusks
mollicia:
mollicies:movableness, pliability, flexibility, suppleness; softness
mollicina:a kind of soft garment
mollicomus:soft-haired
mollifico:to make soft, to soften, mollify
mollificus:making soft, softening
mollifluus:qui coule doucement / qui souffle doucement
molligo:c. mollugo
mollipes:softfooted
mollitorius:emollient
mollitudo:suppleness, flexibility
mollitus:P. of mollio
mollugo:a variety of the plant
mollusca:a kind of soft nut with a thin shell
molluscum:a fungus that grows on the maple-tree
molluscus:Soft, absol.
moloche:a kind of mallows
molochina:a garment woven of fibres from the mallow
molochinarius:A mallow-dyer, one who dyes with the color of mallows
molochinus:de couleur de mauve
molochites:an Arabian gem of the color of mallows, malachite
molochitis:sorte de pierre précieuse
molon2:a plant, also called syron
molorthus:a sounding-lead
molossiambos:a metrical foot consisting of three long syllables and an iambus
molossopyrrhichius:a metrical foot consisting, and a
molossopyrrhichus:molossopyrrhique, pied composé d'un molosse et d'un pyrrhique
molossospondeus:a metrical verse consisting of a, and a
molossospondios:molossospondée, pied composé d'un molosse et d'un spondée
molossus2:chien molosse / molosse, pied de trois longues
moltaticus:of or belonging to fines, fine-
molucrum:A millbroom, a broom for sweeping out a mill
moly:A plant with a white flower and a black root
molybdaena:Sulphuret of lead, galena
molybdis:lead
molybditis:the spume of lead, lead-ashes
molybdus:fil à plomb
momentaliter:in a moment
momentana:a delicate pair of scales for weighing gold and silver
momentaneus:short, of brief duration, momentary
momentosus:rapid, momentary
momerium:affront
monacha:a nun
monachalis:monacal, monastique
monachatus:état monastique
monachicus:monkish
monachium:a monastery
monachus:de moine, de solitaire
monachus2:a monk
monadicus:l'unité
monaliter:v. monauliter
monarcha:an absolute ruler, a monarch
monarchia:absolute rule, monarchy
monarchiani:partisans de la monarchie (trinitaire)
monarchianus:
monarius:having but one form
monas:unity; a unit, monad
monasterialis:monastic, monasterial
monasteriolum:a little monastery
monasterium:a monastery
monasticus:monastique
monastria:
monastriae:nuns
monaules:a player on the single flute
monauliter:on a single flute
monaulos:a single flute, a flute with a single pipe
!monaulus:a single flute, a flute with a single pipe
monazon:
monazontes:monks
monefacio:
monela:a reminding, admonition
monemeron:a kind of eye-salve
monens:one who counsels, an adviser
moneris:a vessel with a single bank of oars, a galley
monetalis:of or belonging to the mint; minted, coined, the Roman foot
monetarius:of or belonging to the mint
monetarius2:a master of the mint, minters, coiners
monimentarius:of or belonging to a monument, tomb
monita:
monito:to remind, admonish
monitorius:that serves to remind, admonish, monitory
monitus2:part. p. de moneo
monnula:a darling
monobelus:qui est raide comme une lance
monobolon:a single throw, leaping alone
monocentaurus:monstre avec une tête de boeuf
monoceros:a unicorn
monochordon:the monochord, tonometer
monochordos:of one string
monochorius:one who dances alone, who executes a pas seul
monochromata:paintings of but one color
monochromateus:
monochromatos:one-colored, of a single color
monochromos:one-colored, monochromatic
monochronos:of one time, of the same time, measure
monoclonos:having a single branch, shoot
monocnemos:one-legged, a one-legged man
!monocolos:qui n'a qu'un membre, qu'une jambe
monocolos:onelegged
monocrepis:one-shoed, he that has but one shoe
monoculus:one-eyed, a one-eyed man
monodia:the song of a solo-singer
monodiaria:she that sings alone, a female solo-singer
monodiarius:a solosinger
monodium:the song of a solo-singer
monogamia:a marrying of but one wife, monogamy
monogamus:he who has but one wife
monogenes:onlybegotten, only
monogramma:a character consisting of several letters, a monogram
monogrammos:that consist of lines merely, outlined, sketched;
monogrammus:fait simplement de lignes, ébauché, linéaire
monogrammus2:-I. a skeleton, a shadow -II. that consist of lines merely, outlined, sketched;
monoides:having a single form
monolinum:a necklace consisting of a string of pearls
monolithus:consisting of a single stone, monolith
monoloris:with one thong
monomachia:a single combat, duel
monomachus:he who fights in single combat
monomarita:qui n'a été mariée qu'une fois
monometer:consisting of one metre, monometer
monophonos:d'un seul son
monophtongos:qui a un son simple
monophtongus:qui a un son simple
monopodium:a table, stand with one foot
monopodius:one-footed
monopolium:the exclusive privilege of dealing in, selling a thing, a monopoly
monopteros:with one wing
monopticus:borgne
monoptota:nouns which have but one case-ending, monoptotes
monoptotos:qui n'a qu'un cas / pl. n., noms qui n'ont qu'un cas
monoschematistus:d'une seule forme
monoschemus:d'une seule forme
monosolis:single-soled
monostichium:a poem consisting of a single verse
monostichum:a poem consisting of a single verse
monostrophos:d'une seule strophe
monosyllabon:monosyllabe
monosyllabos:monosylllabique.
monosyllabus:monosyllabic, subst., a monosyllable
monosyllabus2:a monosyllable
monotonus:uniforme, qui se suit sans interruption
monotriglyphus:that has only one triglyph
monotrophus:qui vit seul, solitaire
monoxylus:that consists of a single piece of wood
monstratio:a showing, direction
monstratiuus:qui sert à montrer
monstratus:conspicuous, remarkable
monstratus2:abl. sing., a showing
monstrificabilis:monstrous, strange
monstrifice:in a monstrous, strange manner
monstrificus:monstrous, strange
monstrigena:monster-bearing
monstrigenus:qui produit des monstres
monstriger:monstrueux
monstriuorus:qui dévore les monstres
monstrose:strangely, unnaturally, monstrously
monstrositas:unnaturalness, monstrosity
monstruose:strangely, unnaturally, monstrously
montaniculus:dim. de montanus
montaniosus:mountainous
montensis:of or belonging to mountains, mountain-
monticellulus:toute petite montagne
monticellus:a small mountain, a mount
monticola:a dweller in the mountains, a mountaineer
monticulus:a small mountain
montigena:mountain-born
montius:de montagne
montuosa:mountain regions, mountainous parts
monubilis:reminding, admonishing
monumentalis:of or belonging to a monument, monumental
monumentarius:of or belonging to a monument, tomb
mora2:a foolish woman
moracillum:noix dont l'écale est dure
moracius:hard
moralitas:manner, characteristics, character, morality
moraliter:in a characteristic manner, characteristically, morally, Comp.
moramentum:that which causes a delay, a hinderance
morans:delaying, reluctant
moraria:a plant, called also
morate:Act.
moratim:slowly
moratio:a delaying, tarrying, a delay
moratius:plus lentement.
moratorius:delaying, dilatory
moratus:Mannered, of morals, constituted, conditioned, circumstanced
moratus2:belated, delayed, lingering.—Plur, loiterers
morax:fond of delay, dilatory
morbesco:int., tomber malade
morbide:
morbido:tr., rendre malade
morbifer:that brings disease
morbifico:to produce disease
morbificus:qui engendre la maladie.
morbositas:sickliness, unhealthiness
mordacitas:the power of biting, stinging, mordacity, snappishness, biting severity
mordaciter:bitingly, more sharply
mordicans:âpre, piquant
mordicatio:a griping
mordicatiuus:biting, sharp
mordicitus:with the teeth, a bite;
mordico:to bite, sting
mordicus:biting, snappish
mordosus:biting, given to biting
more:foolishly
mores:v. mos.
moretarium:the dish
moretarius:of or belonging to the dish
moriens:dying, failing, sinking, m
morifico:tr., retarder
morificor:tr., retarder
morigeratio:compliance
morigerator:a complier
morion:A narcotic plant, nightshade, also called
moriturio:to desire to die
moriturus:P. of morior
mormorion:a kind of darkbrown rock crystal
moro:Pass. impers., be spent, lost
morochites:a precious stone of the color of a leek
morochthos:a precious stone of the color of a leek
morologus:speaking foolishly, foolish, subst., a fool
morologus2:a fool
moror2:to be foolish, be a fool
morose:Peevishly, fretfully, captiously, morosely
morosus2:lingering, slow, slow in coming
morphnos:a kind of eagle that lives near lakes
morsicatim:by biting, by biting the lips together
morsicatio:a biting
morsico:To bite continually
morsiuncula:a little bite; a biting with the lips, a kissing
morsum:a bit, little piece
morsus2:M
mortaliter:mortally, in the manner of mortals
mortariolum:a small mortar
morticinum:cadavre, corps mort
mortifera:deadly things
mortificabilis:qui cause la mort
mortificatio:a killing, death
mortifico:to kill, destroy, to mortify, subject, reduce to weakness
mortificus:deadly, fatal
mortigena:the producer of death, death-giver
mortuarius:of or belonging to the dead, vocabularies of the dead
mortuosus:death-like, deadly
morturio:to long for death, desire to die
morula:a brief delay
morulus:black, dark-colored
morus:foolish, silly; Subst. m., a fool, simpleton
morus2:a mulberry-tree
morus3:a fool, simpleton
mosculi:little customs, usages
mostellarius:de revenant.
mostellum:spectre, fantôme
motabilis:moving, that moves
motabiliter:
motacilla:the white water-wagtail
motacismus:Diom. répétition fréquente de la lettre m.
motamen:c. motatio
motarium:lint
motatio:frequent motion, motion
motator:a mover
motatus:part. de moto
motio:a moving, motion; a removing
motito:to move often, move about
motiuus:relatif au mouvement, mobile
motoria:]
motorium:faculté de mouvoir
motorius:moving, that has motion
motus2:P. a., moved, affected, disturbed
mouens:movable, portable, of motion.—Plur. n, motives
mouenter:P. a., moved, affected, disturbed
mozicia:sorte de coffre ou de cassette
muccedo:mucus
muccilago:a mouldy, musty juice
muccinium:a pocket-handkerchief
muccosus:slimy, mucous
mucculentus:snivelling
mucedo:mucus
mucesco:to become mouldy, musty
muchula:the Persian name of the precious stone
mucilago:a mouldy, musty juice
mucinium:a pocket-handkerchief
mucinnium:mouchoir
mucor:Mould, mouldiness
mucosus:slimy, mucous
mucronatim:adv., en pointe
mucronatus:pointed
muculentus:snivelling
mucus:snivel, mucus
muger:a false player
mugiens:P. of mugio.—
mugilo:int., se dit du cri de l'onagre
muginor:to dally, trifle, hesitate, delay
mugitor:a bellower
mularis:of or belonging to mules
mulcassim:v. mulco
mulcator:he who handles roughly
mulcatus:part. p. de mulco
mulcebris:qui charme, qui adoucit
mulcedo:pleasantness, agreeableness
mulcetra:a plant, called also
mulctaticius:of or belonging to fines, fine-
mulctatio:a penalty, amercement, fine
mulctatus:mieux
mulctrale:a milking-pail
mulctus:part. p. de mulgeo
mulctus2:abl. sing., a milking
mulgare:a milkingpail
mulgaria:vases à traire.
mulicurius:a mule-clipper
muliebritas:womanhood
muliebrosus:fond of women
muliercularius:a lover of women
mulieritas:womanhood
muliero:to make womanish, render effeminate
mulierositas:a fondness for women
mulierosus:fond of women
mulionicus:of or belonging to a muledriver
mulleolus:reddish
mulleus2:a reddish, purplecolored shoe
mullo:to sew;
mullulus:a little red mullet, barbel
mulocisiarius:one who rides in a carriage drawn by mules
mulomedicina:the art of curing the diseases of mules
mulomedicus:a mule-doctor
mulsa:hydromel
mulseus:sweetened with honey; sweet as honey
mulsura:a milking
multa2:many things, much
multanimis:having much spirit, courage, spirited, courageous
multannus:of many years, ancient
multaticius:of or belonging to fines, fine-
multaticus:arch
multatitius:of or belonging to fines, fine-
multatus:part. p. de mulcto
multiangulum:a polygon
multiangulus:having many angles, multangular
multicauatus:with many hollows, cavities, multicavous
multicaulis:many-stalked
multicauus:many-holed
multiceps:
multicius:soft, splendid, transparent
multiclinatum:c. polyptoton
multicola:a many-worshipper, one who worships many
multicolor:many-colored
multicolor2:robe de plusieurs couleurs
multicoloris:c. multicolor
multicolorus:manycolored
multicomus:having much hair, abounding in rays
multicupidus:much-desiring, that desires much, many things
multifarie:in many ways, variously
multifarius:manifold, various, multifarious
multifer:bearing much, fruitful
multiflorus:abounding in flowers
multifluus:flowing copiously
multifolius:qui a beaucoup de feuilles, feuillu
multiforatilis:many - holed, perforated with many holes, med.
multiforis:many-doored, having many entrances, openings, holes
multiformitas:multiformity
multiformiter:in many ways, variously
multifructus:abounding in fruit
multigenerus:of many kinds, various
multigrumis:
multigrumus:much heaped up;, greatly swollen
multiiugis:yoked many together
multiiugus:yoked many together, manifold, various
multilaterus:qui a plusieurs côtés
multilaudus:much-praised
multilicius:consisting of many threads
multiloquax:that talks much, talkative, loquacious
multiloquentia:bavardage
multiloquium:a much-speaking
multiloquus:talkative, loquacious
multimeter:many - metred, consisting of many feet, kinds of verse
multimode:c. multimodis
multinodis:having many knots
multinominis:many-named
multinubentia:a marrying several persons, polygamy
multinubus:married to several, polygamous
multinummus:that costs much money, dear, expensive
multinumus:that costs much money, dear, expensive
multipartitus:much divided, divided into many classes
multipeda:a multipede
multipertitus:
multipes:many-footed, multipede; Subst. m. a multipede, millipede
multipes2:a multipede, millipede
multiplicabilis:manifold
multiplicate:en multipliant
multiplicatiuus:qui sert à multiplier
multiplicator:a multiplier, the multiplier
multiplicatus:part. p. de multiplico
multiplicitas:multiplicity, manifoldness
multipliciter:de plusieurs manières
multiplicus:variously compounded
multiplus:multiple
multiradix:many - rooted, having many roots
multiramis:many-branched
multiscius:knowing much, of great knowledge
multisignis:couvert d'insignes
multisonalis:much-resounding
multisonorus:loud-sounding
multisonus:loud-sounding
multitius:soft, splendid, transparent
multiuidus:much-seeing
multiuira:she that has had many husbands
multiuius:having many ways, multivious
multiuocus:désigné par plusieurs mots différents
multiuorantia:gluttony
multotiens:many times, oftentimes, often
multoties:many times, oftentimes, often
munctio:a blowing of the nose
mundanus2:a citizen of the world, cosmopolite
mundatio:a cleansing
mundator:a cleanser
mundatorius:of or belonging to cleansing, mundatory
mundatrix:a cleaner
mundatus:nettoyé
mundialis:worldly, mundane
mundialiter:in the manner of the world
mundicina:a means of cleansing
mundicinae:
mundicors:clean-hearted
mundifico:to make clean, to cleanse
mundiger:world-bearing, that sustains the world
mundipotens:world-ruling, that rules the world
munditenens:that holds, rules the world
munditer:cleanly, neatly
mundiuagus:wandering in the world
mundule:neatly, trimly, nicely
mundulus:cleanly, neat, trim, nice, spruce
mundum:in readiness
munerabundus:that gives, brings presents
muneralis:of or relating to presents, by which advocates were forbidden to receive presents
munerarius:of or belonging to a gift
munerarius2:One who bestows gifts
muneratio:a giving, presenting
munerator:the giver of a gladiatorial exhibition
muneratus:part. de munero
munerigerulus:a bearer of presents
mungo:to blow the nose
mungosus:v. mucosus.
municipaliter:in a
municipatio:citizenship
municipatus:citizenship
municipiolum:a little
munico:arch. pour communico
munidator:a bestower of gifts
munifer:qui porte des présents
munifex:one who performs service, is on duty
munificium:subjection to public burdens
munificius:Dig. soumis à une redevance.
munio2:sorte de pied métrique
munite:P. a. fin
munitiuncula:a little fortification
munitius:plus à l'abri.
munitorium:sorte de caleçon ou de tablier
munitorius:qui garantit.
munitrix:a female fortifier
munitura:a protection, enclosure
muraenula:A small murena
muralium:a plant, also called, and
murana:Eccl. moraine (amas de pierres).
muratus:walled, surrounded, defended by walls
murceus:slow, sluggish, inactive
murcidus:slothful
murcinarius:mutilé
murcus:a coward, who, to escape military service, cuts off his thumb
murenula:A small murena
murgiso:a crafty advocate
muriatica:mets confits dans la saumure
muriaticum:a pickled fish
muriaticus:pickled, lying in brine;
muricatim:in the shape of a purple-fish
muricatus:shaped like a purple-fish, pointed
muriceus:like a purple-fish, pointed, full of points, rough
muriculus:a small purple-fish
muricus:a mouser
murilegulus:one who gathers, fishes for the purple-fish
murilegus:qui prend les souris
murinus:of mice, mouse-, mouse-color, the skins of martens, ermines
muriola:
murmillonicus:v. mirmillonicus
murmirmillo:mirmillon, sorte de gladiateur
murmurabundus:murmuring
murmurator:a murmurer
murmuratus:part. p. de murmuro
murmurillo:to murmur, mutter
murmurillum:a murmuring
murmuriosus:murmuring, grumbling
murmuror:to murmur, mutter; to rustle, rumble, roar
muro:to provide with walls, ext.
murobathrarius:a balsam-shoemaker, one who gives the shoes a balsamic smell
murratus:Spiced, mingled with myrrh
murretum:
murrha:-I. the myrrh-tree, an Arabian tree, of which myrrh was the sap -II. A stone of which costly vessels, were made, vessels of murra, murrine vases
murrhacopum:a medicament compounded with myrrh, for removing weariness
murrheus:-I. of or belonging to myrrh -II. of or belonging to the stone murra, murrean, made of murra
murrhina:vases murrhins
murrhinus:-I. of or belonging to myrrh -II. of or belonging to the stone murra, murrine
murrhobathrarius:a balsam-shoemaker, one who gives the shoes a balsamic smell
murricidus:a coward, poltroon
murrina:a drink made of good wine, flavored with myrrh and other spices
murrio:to squeak like a mouse
murris:a plant, called also, sweet - cicely
murrites:vin parfumé avec de la myrrhe
murro:int., murmurer
murrobathrarius:a balsam-shoemaker, one who gives the shoes a balsamic smell
murrrhinus:de myrrhe
murtaceus:
murtariae:
murtatum:a kind of pudding
murtatus:seasoned with myrtle, myrtleberries
murteolus:dim, of the color of myrtle-blossoms
murteta:a myrtlewood, grove of myrtles
murtinus:of or belonging to myrtles, myrtle-
murtum:the fruit of the myrtle, a myrtle-berry
murtus:a myrtle, myrtle-tree, a spear of myrtle-wood, Nom. plur., masc.
musaearius:a worker in mosaic
musaraneus:musaraigne [petit animal]
muscarius:of or belonging to flies, fly-
muscella:petite mouche
muscellarium:a mousetrap
muscerda:mouse-dung
muscidus:full of moss, mossy
muscipula:ratière, souricière
muscipulator:a mouse-catcher;, a deceiver
musclus:sorte de machine de guerre
muscose:mossily
muscula:a little fly
musculosus:Muscular, fleshy
museiarius:a worker in mosaic
musica:the art of music, music;, artistic, scientific culture, pursuit
musica2:music
musicarius:a musical-instrument maker
musicatus:set to music
musice:the art of music, music;, artistic, scientific culture, pursuit
musice2:iving luxuriously at another's expense
musinor:v. muginor.
musio:chat
musiuarius:a worker in mosaic
musiuum:mosaic work, mosaic
musiuus:of or belonging to a muse, artistic
musmo:an animal of Sardinia, the muflone
mussatio:a suppression of the voice, silence
mussitabundus:suppressing the voice, silent
mussitatio:a suppression of the voice, silence
mussitator:a silent person, a mutterer
mussitus:grognement
mussor:c. musso
musta:vintages, autumns
mustace:a kind of laurel
mustax:a kind of laurel
mustecula:a small weasel
mustelago:lauréole [arbrisseau]
mustelatus:weasel-colored
mustelinus:of or belonging to a weasel, weasel-
mustellago:a plant
mustellatus:weasel-colored
mustellinus:of or belonging to a weasel, weasel-
musticus:v. mysticus.
mustricola:a shoemaker's last
mustricula:a shoemaker's last
mustricula2:ratière, souricière
mustulentus:abounding in new wine, must
mustuosus:full of new wine
mutabiliter:changeably
mutabundus:changeant, variable
mutator:a changer; an exchanger, barterer
mutatorium:A cape, tippet, wimple, change of raiment;
mutatorius:of or belonging to changing, exchanging
mutatura:the exchange of money, paying in exchange
mutatus:different, successive
mutatus2:a change, alteration
mutesco:to grow dumb
muticus:curtailed, docked
mutilago:a plant, also called
mutilatio:a maiming, mutilating, mutilation
mutilator:qui mutile.
mutilatus:part. p. de mutilo
mutilitas:imperfection, defect
mutio:to mutter, mumble, speak in a low tone
mutitas:dumbness
mutitatio:a mutual inviting, invitation
mutitio:a muttering, mumbling
mutitus:
mutmut:ind., son à peine distinct, chuchotement
muto2:membrum virile
mutoniatus:avec un gros pénis
mutonium:c. muto 2
muttum:a mutter, a grunt
mutuarius:mutual
mutuaticius:borrowed
mutuaticus:emprunté
mutuatitius:borrowed
mutuatus:pass.
mutue:mutually, in return
mutuiter:mutually, in return
mutuito:to seek to borrow
mutuitor:to seek to borrow
mutulus:a mutule, modillion -II. A fish
mutum:a dumb creature, brute
mutuo:to borrow
my:Boet. lettre de l'alphabet grec : μ, Μ.
mya:a kind of mussel
myacanthon:a plant, also called, and, by the Greeks, the wild asparagus
myacanthos:Plin. asperge sauvage.
myaces:a kind of sea-mussels
myagros:a plant
myax:a kind of mussel
mycematias:an earthquake accompanied by a rumbling noise
mycetias:an earthquake attended with a rumbling noise
mydriasis:a preternatural dilatation of the pupil, mydriasis
mygale:a small species of mouse
myisca:petite moule
myiscae:small sca-mussels
myiscus:a small sea-mussel
mylasea:sorte de chanvre [de Mylasa]
mylasia:a kind of hemp
myloecos:a kind of moth
!myloecus:a kind of moth
myobarbum:a rather long drinking-vessel terminating in a point, in lemm
myoctonos:a kind of, said to kill mice by its smell
myophonon:a plant
myophonos:a plant
myops:near-sighted
myosota:myosotis ou oreille de rat [plante]
myosotis:mouse-ear, a plant
myosoton:the plant
myotacismus:the frequent repetition, recurrence of the letter m
myrapia:a kind of sweet-smelling pear
myrepsicus:qui prépare des parfums
myrias:myriade
myrica:the tamarisk, a kind of shrub
myriogenesis:multiple generation
myrionyma:qui a un grand nombre de noms [épithète d'Isis]
myrionymus:with countless names
myriophyllon:the plant milfoil, yarrow
myrmecias:a black precious stone, with protuberances like warts
myrmecion:A kind of wart
myrmecitis:a precious stone, containing something like ants
myrmecium:A kind of wart
myrmillonicus:of or belonging to a, of the
myrobalanum:the fruit of a palm-tree from which a balsam was made, the behen-nut;, the balsam itself, in lemm
myrobalanus:
myrobrecharius:Plaut. parfumeur.
myron:an ointment, unguent
myrothecium:an ointment-box
myrrhacopum:médicament où il entre de la myrrhe
myrrhatus:Spiced, mingled with myrrh
myrrheus:-I. of or belonging to myrrh -II. of or belonging to the stone murra, murrean, made of murra
myrrhiola:vin de myrrhe
myrrhis:cerfeuil musqué [plante]
myrrhites:a precious stone of the color of myrrh
myrrhitis:sorte de pierre précieuse
myrrhiza:
myrrina:
myrris:
myrsineum:a plant, also called
myrsinites:A precious stone that smells like myrrh
myrsinitis:sorte d'euphorbe / c. myrrhites
myrta:c. myrtus,
myrtaceus:of myrtle, myrtle-
myrtatum:sorte de farce avec beaucoup de myrte
myrtatus:seasoned with myrtle, myrtleberries
myrteolus:dim, of the color of myrtle-blossoms
myrteta:a place full of myrtles, a myrtle-grove
myrteum:myrtle-oil
myrtidanum:a wine made of wild myrtle-berries, myrtlewine
myrtinus:of or belonging to myrtles, myrtle-
myrtiolus:dim, of the color of myrtle-blossoms
myrtis:a kind of geranium
myrtites:Myrtle-wine
myrtopetalon:myrtle-leaf, a plant, also called
myrtopetalum:c. polygonon
myrtuosus:
myrum:an ointment, unguent
myrus:murène mâle
mys:a sea-mussel
mysteria:mystères, cérémonies secrètes en l'honneur d'une divinité et accessibles seulement à des initiés / mystère, chose tenue secrète, secret / mystère [Eccl.]
mysterialis:mystique, mystérieux
mysterialiter:mysteriously
mysteriarches:the presider over secret sacred rites
mystes2:a priest of the secret rites of divine worship, a priest of the mysteries
mystica:things pertaining to secret rites
mystice:mystically
mystron:mystre, mesure de liquides
mystrum:the fourth part of a
mythicus:of or belonging to fables, myths, fabulous, mythic, mythical
mythicus2:a writer of fables, myths, a mythographer
mythistoria:a fabulous narrative
mythistoricus:fabulous, mixed with fable
mythologia:mythology, a work of Fulgentius, in which the origin of the myths is indicated
mythologiae:mythes, mythologie [titre d'un ouvrage de Fulgence]
mythologica:mythological matters, the title of a work of Fulgentius, also called
mythologicus:of or belonging to mythology, mythological, plur. subst.
mythopoeia:fiction
mythos:a fable, myth
myxa:A kind of plum-tree
myxarion:sorte de petite prune
myxo:a fish, also called
myxon:a fish, also called
myxum:the fruit of the
nabis2:a camelopard
nablio:one who plays the
nablito:tr., jouer du nable
nablium:a musical instrument of ten or twelve strings, played with both hands; a kind of harp, of Phœnician origin
nablizo:to play the
nablum:a musical instrument of ten or twelve strings, played with both hands; a kind of harp, of Phœnician origin
nabun:a camelopard
nacca:a fuller
naccinus:of or belonging to a fuller
nacta:a fuller
nactinus:of or belonging to a fuller
nactus:P. of nanciscor
nae:truly, verily, really, indeed
naeuius2:that has a mole
naeus:d'Échidna
naeuulus:a little mole, a wart, med.
nama:a fluid, liquid
nana2:a female dwarf
nancio:to get, gain, obtain
nancior:to get, gain, obtain
nanque:for indeed, for truly, for
nans:swimming, floating
nantes:swimming fowls, i. e. geese, ducks
naofylax:one who kept watch over the luggage on shipboard
napa:v. napus
napaeus:of or belonging to a wooded vale, dell, dell-nymphs
naphta:[mot égyptien], naphte, sorte de bitume
naphtha:naphtha
naphthas:
napina:a turnip-field
napocaulis:chou-rave
napthas:naphtha
napura:corde en paille
napurae:straw ropes
napus:a kind of turnip, a navew, in lemm
napy:mustard
narce:a numbness, torpor
narcissinus:of or from the narcissus, narcissus-
narcissites:sorte de pierre précieuse
narcissitis:a precious stone
nardifer:nard-bearing
nardifolium:feuille du nard
nardinum:wine flavored with nard
nardinus:of or made of nard, nard-
nardostachyon:spikenard
nardostatius:spikenard
naricornus:qui a une corne sur le nez
narinosus:broadnosed
nariputens:offensive in the nose
nariputrens:offensive in the nose
narita:a kind of sea-snail
naritas:knowledge, discernment;
narrabilis:that can be narrated
narratiue:in the way of narration
narratiuus:suitable for narration
narrator:a relater, narrator, historian
narratorius:c. narrativus
narratum:that which has been told
narratus:part. de narro
narratus2:a narration, narrative
narthecia:f, a low species of
narthecium:an ointmentbox, medicine-chest
narthecya:f, a low species of
narthex:the shrub
narus:knowing, acquainted with, skilful, practised, expert
nasale:frein pour le naseau d'un cheval
nascendus:v. nascor fin 1.
nascens:S.
nascentia:birth
nascentia2:organic bodies, plants
nascibilis:that can be born
nasciturus:v. nascor
nasco:nascor
nasica2:comm. adj., who has a large, pointed nose
nasiterna:a large watering-pot with a large nose, spout
nasiternatus:pourvu de nasiterne
nassiternatus:provided with a large-nosed watering-pot
nasturtium:a kind of cress
natabilis:that can swim, float
natabulum:a place for swimming, a swimming - place
natabundus:swimming
natale:lieu de naissance
natalicium:
natalitium:
natalitius:of or belonging to the hour, day of one's birth, birthday, natal
natans:a swimmer, fish
natantes:[fig.] nager, voguer, flotter, se répandre çà et là / [métaph.] être flottant, hésitant, incertain / nager, être rempli d'un liquide, être inondé de
nataticius:that can swim
natatiles:swimming creatures
natatilis:that can swim
natatio:a swimming
natatoria:endroit où l'on nage, piscine
natatorium:a place for swimming, a swimming - place, a bath; a pool
natatorius:of or belonging to a swimmer, that serves to swim with, natatory
natatura:a place for swimming, bathing
natatus:part. de nato
natatus2:a swimming
naticidium:the murdering of one's son, child, child-murder
natinatio:a being busy, business
natinator:a rebel;
nationatus:nationalité
natito:to swim
natiuitas:birth, nativity
natiuitus:from birth, by birth
natiuncula:a small nation
natta2:a fuller
natula:a little daughter
naturabilis:c. naturalis
naturale:besoin naturel / parties naturelles
naturalia:Of, concerning nature, natural
naturalitas:naturainess
naturalitus:by nature
naturificatus:brought into being
nauaculum:a harbor
nauanter:with zeal
nauarchia:the command of a vessel
nauarchus:a ship-master, captain
nauarchus2:v. nauarchus, etc.
nauatus:part. de navo
naucella:a small vessel, a boat, skiff
nauclerus:a shipowner, a ship-master, skipper; Nauclerus : the title of a comedy of Cæcilius
nauculor:to sail in a small vessel
naucus:something slight, trivial, a trifle, to value at nothing, of no value, good for nothing
naufragabilis:dangerous to ships
naufragalis:where many shipwrecks occur, dangerous to ships
naufragator:a shipwrecked person
naufragiosus:full of shipwrecks, dangerous to ships
naufragor:c. naufrago
naufragosus:c. naufragiosus
naufulax:one who kept watch over the luggage on shipboard
naufylax:one who kept watch over the luggage on shipboard
nauia:a ship;
nauicella:a small vessel, a boat, skiff
nauicularis:of or relating to the shipping business
nauicularius:of or belonging to a small ship, boat, vessel
nauiculator:propriétaire d'un navire, armateur.
nauiculor:to sail in a small vessel
nauigans:part. prés. de navigo. - navigans, antis, m. : navigateur.
nauigator:a sailor, mariner
nauigatus:part. de navigo
nauitas:promptness, assiduity, zeal
nauities:diligence, zeal
nauium:
naulon:passage-money, fare
naumachiarius2:of or for a mock sea-fight
naumachus:a naval combatant
naupegarius:constructeur de bateaux.
naupegiarius:a ship-carpenter
naupegus:a shipbuilder, shipwright, ship-carpenter, med.
nauphylax:one who kept watch over the luggage on shipboard
nauplius2:a kind of shell-fish, which sails in its shell as in a ship
nausco:int., s'ouvrir en forme de bateau [en parl. de la fève]
nauseabilis:that causes nausea, vomiting
nauseator:one who is apt to feel nausea, who vomits easily
nauseola:a slight squeamishness
nauseosus:that produces nausea, nauseous
nausificus:nauséabond.
naustibulum:a vessel shaped like a ship
nausum:a kind of Gallic ship, in carm
nautalis:sailor-like
nauticarius:a shipmaster
nautilos:the nautilus, a shell-fish so called because it sails like a vessel
!nautilus:the nautilus, a shell-fish so called because it sails like a vessel
naxa:a wickerbasket with a narrow neck, for catching fish, a weel
naxium:-I. a stone used for polishing marble, which was found on the island of Cyprus and prepared in the city of Naxos, in Crete -II. a Naxian whetstone
ne3:adv. et conj. de négation // pas même ou non plus / vous non plus ; [dans les conclusions] / « manquer » suppose un sujet sentant ; un mort n'est pas susceptible de sentir / [une négation et ne... quidem venant ensuite, ne se détruisent pas] / [ne... quidem étant le premier, il n'y a pas répétition d'un mot négatif] / [ne forme des composés] ex. / dans les prop. indép. exprimant / [exhortation] / [une supposition, une concession] / [un souhait] / conj. avec le subj., que ne, pour que ne... pas / [sens final] pour que ne... pas, pour éviter, empêcher que / [ne se rattachant à une idée s.-ent.] (je dis ceci) pour éviter que / [ellipse du verbe] / ne seul, même sens / qqf sans verbe [cf. modo ne] / tours elliptiques / grec, il est à craindre que, il se pourrait que / il n'y a pas à craindre que
neaniscologus:speaking in a juvenile manner
nebridae:the priests of Ceres clothed in a fawn-skin at the Eleusinian mysteries, the nebris-wearers
nebrites:nébrite [sorte de pierre précieuse consacrée à Bacchus]
nebritis:a precious stone sacred to Bacchus
nebulo2:tr., remplir de nuages, obscurcir
nebulor:to be a worthless fellow
nebulositas:mistiness, cloudiness, darkness
necatio:meurtre
necator:a slayer, a murderer
necatrix:she who slays, med.
necatus:part. de neco
necessaria:a female relative or friend
necessaria2:the necessaries of life
necessarie:unavoidably, necessarily
necesso:to render necessary
nechon:a kind of spice with which sweet things were kept from turning
necopinanter:unexpectedly, unawares
necopinata:the unforeseen
necopinus:Pass., unexpected
necromantea:nécromancie / évocation des ombres
necromantia:an evoking of the dead, necromancy
necromantici:nécromanciens
necromantii:necromancers
necrosis:the killing, causing to die
necrothytus:of or belonging to sacrifices to the dead
nectarea:c. helenium
nectaria:c. nectarea.
nectarites:wine flavored with elecampane
nectarius:of or belonging to nectar, nectared
nectus:v. neco
necunde:that from no place, lest from anywhere
necuter:neither of the two, neither
necydalus:the larva of the silk-worm
necyomantea:the summoning of the dead to reveal the future
necyomantia:nécromancie
nefacio:
nefandarius:that commits a crime, criminal
nefande:impiously, Sup.
nefandum:le mal, le crime
nefans:impious, heinous
nefela:a kind of thin cake
nefrendis:qui ne peut pas encore broyer les aliments, qui n'a pas encore de dents
nefrenditium:annuale tributum, quod certo tempore rustici dominis, vel discipuli doctoribus afferre solent, duntaxat sit carneum, ut porcellus
nefrendus:
nefrens:that cannot bite, that has no teeth
negans:P. of nego
negantia:a denying, a negation
negantinumius:refusing money
negantinummius:qui ne veut rien payer
negatiua:négation
negatiue:negatively
negatiuus:that denies, negative
negator:a denier
negatorius:negatory
negatrix:she who denies
negatum:a forbidden thing
negatus:part. de nego
negibundus:denying
neglecte:carelessly, negligently
neglectim:negligently
neglector:a neglecter, slighter
neglectus2:a neglecting, neglect
negocialis:of or belonging to business, pertaining to affairs
negociatio:a doing business by the wholesale, wholesale business, banking business;, any business, traffic
negociator:one who does business by wholesale, a wholesale dealer, a banker, a factor
negociatorius:of or belonging to trade, tradespeople
negociatrix:she that carries on a business, a female trader
negocinumius:
negociolum:a little business, small matter
negocior:to carry on business, a wholesale business, the banking business
negociositas:a multitude of business
negociosus:full of business, busy, a back on which business is performed, which receives a drubbing
negocium:a business, employment, occupation, affair
negotialis:of or belonging to business, pertaining to affairs
negotians:A wholesale dealer, trader, banker, business man
negotiatorius:of or belonging to trade, tradespeople
negotiatrix:she that carries on a business, a female trader
negotinumius:
negotinummius:qui coûte de l'argent ; v. negantinummius
negotiolum:a little business, small matter
negotiositas:a multitude of business
negumo:to say no, to deny, refuse
nei:not
nema:yarn, thread
nemen:a yarn, thread
nemeonices:the victor in the Nemean games
nemorensis:of or belonging to a grove, wood
nemoreus:c. nemoralis
nemoricultrix:she that dwells in the woods
nenior:int., parler sans réflexion
nens:part. prés. de neo.
neocorus:a person having charge of a temple, the sweeper of a temple, med.
neofitus:newly planted;, subst. m. a neophyte
neofitus2:a neophyte
neogramma:
neogrammateus:new
neomenia:the new moon
neophyta:une néophyte
neophytus:a neophyte
neopum:olive-oil
neoterice:after a modern fashion
neoterici:modern writers
neotericus:New, modern
nepas:- 1 - scorpion. - 2 - le Scorpion (signe du zodiaque). - 3 - écrevisse.
nepeta2:a plant, Italian catnip
nephela:a kind of thin cake
nephelion:a plant, called also
nephriticus:affected with nephritis
nephritis:disease of the kidneys, nephritis
nepotalis:extravagant, prodigal, profuse
nepotatio:c. nepotatus
nepotatus:extravagance, prodigality, profusion
nepotilla:a little granddaughter
nepotula:a little granddaughter
nepticula:a little granddaughter
neptunia:a plant
neptunicola:a worshipper of Neptune
nepus:unclean, impure
nequa:de peur que de quelque côté, de peur que de quelque manière; pour qu'en aucune façon...
nequicquam:E
nequidquam:adv., en vain, inutilement / sans raison, sans but / avec impunité
nequiens:v. nequeo
nequo:not to any place, no whither
nerion:the oleander, rosebay
nerita:a sea-mussel resembling the nautilus
nerium:the oleander, rosebay
nerualis2:plantain [plante]
nerualis3:of or belonging to the nerves
neruiae:cordes [de boyau] d'un instrument de musique
neruiarius:
neruiceus:made of sinews
neruicus:that has a nervous disorder, nervous
neruinus:made of sinews
neruositas:strength, thickness;
neruulus:nerve, strength, vigor
!nes:one who dances on a thin cord, a, cord-dancer
nesciens:ignorant, unaware
nescienter:sans le savoir, sans s'en apercevoir
nescientia:f, ignorance
nescitus:inconnu
nescium:
nession:a plant, the
nessotropheum:a place where ducks are reared, a duck-yard
nessotrophium:a place where ducks are reared, a duck-yard
nestis:the second part of the small intestines;
nete:the undermost, last string, the highest note
netoides:a musical key
netus:part. de neo
netus2:a thread, yarn
neuras:The plant, which excites the nerves
neuras2:The plant, which excites the nerves
neuricus:qui souffre de la goutte [aux mains] / musculeux, fort
neurobates:one who dances on a thin cord, a cord-dancer
!neurobates:acrobate, danseur de corde
neurospaston:a figure set in motion by strings, a puppet, marionette
neurospastos:the wild-brier, dog-rose
neurotrotus:blessé aux muscles
neutique:by no means
neutralis:neuter
neutraliter:as a neuter;
neutre:adv., to neither one side nor the other; to neither side, neither way
neutropassiua:verbes neutres-passifs [qui ont un parf. de forme pass., semi-déponents]
nexabunde:in a straitened, scanty manner; comp.
nexabundius:plus étroitement.
nexibilis:tied, bound together
nexilitas:a connection
nexio:a tying, binding together, a fastening
nexo:to twine, coil, P. praes
nexo2:to tie, bind together, to interlace, entwine
nexuosus:full of windings, much interlaced, Sup., excessively involved, complicated
nexus2:imprisoned, prisoners for debt
nica:conquer!
nicatores:les vainqueurs [nom donné à la garde des rois de Macédoine]
nicephyllon:sorte de laurier
niceteria:insignes d'une victoire athlétique
nico:to beckon
nicolaus3:sorte de datte [qui tire son nom de Nicolas de Damas]
nicophoros:a kind of bind-weed, withwind
nictans:part. de nicto 1
nictatio:a winking
nictio:
nicto2:int., glapir
nictor:to move the eyelids
nictus:a winking, blinking
nidamentum:The materials for a nest
nidicus:of or belonging to a nest
nidificium:a nest
nidifico:to build a nest
nidoro:to give out steam, to steam
nidorosus:steaming, reeking
nidulor:int., c. nidifico / tr., mettre comme dans un nid
nigella:nigelle [plante]
nigellatum:huile de nigelle
nigellus:somewhat black, dark
nigina:
nigratus:part. de nigro
nigredo:blackness, black color
nigrefacio:to make black, to blacken
nigrefio:to become black
nigreo:to be black
nigricans:blackish, swarthy
nigrico:to be blackish
nigricolor:of a black color
nigriculus:blackish, dark, swarthy
nigridius:blackish
nigrifico:to make black, to blacken
nigritia:le noir, la couleur noire, noirceur
nigrities:black color, blackness
nigritudo:black color, blackness
nigrogemmeus:aux reflets sombres
nigrum:a black spot
nil2:nothing
nilios:a precious stone, of the color of a dark topaz
nilum:nothing
nilum2:in nothing, in no respect, not at all
nilus2:un aqueduc
nimbatus:light, trifling, frivolous
nimbifer:storm-bringing, stormy
nimie:Too much, excessively
nimietas:a too great number, quantity; a superfluity, redundancy, excess, med.
nimiopere:adv., de façon excessive
ningidus:couvert de neige, neigeux / qui amène la neige / qui tombe comme la neige
ningit:it snows
ningor:a fall of snow
ninguidus:full of snow, snowy
ninguit:it snows
ningulus:nobody
ninguo:
nipparene:a kind of gem
nise:conj., if not, unless
nisei:conj., if not, unless
nisus2:épervier [oiseau de proie]
nisus4:part. de nitor
nitefacio:to make shining
nitefactus:part. passé de nitefacio; rendu brillant.
nitela:brightness, splendor
nitela2:a small mouse, a dormouse
nitelinus:gris de souris
nitella:c. nitedula / écureuil
nitellinus:of or belonging to a, dormouse, the color of a dormouse
nitens:shining, Part., P a.
nitens2:pressing upon, against, Part.
nitenter:P. a. fin
nitibundus:pressing against, straining, striving
nitiditas:splendor, beauty
nitidiuscule:a little more finely, sprucely
nitidiusculus:somewhat more shining
nitido:to make bright, shining, to polish, smooth
nitidulus:somewhat spruce, rather trim
nitraria:a place where natron was dug, prepared
nitratus:mixed with natron
nitreus:made of natron, of soda
nitrion:a plant, also called
nitrosus:full of natron
niuarius:of or belonging to snow, a strainer filled with snow, through which generous wines were filtered, filled with snow, in lemm.;, in lemm.
niuens:winking
niueo:int., être blanc comme la neige
niuesco:to become snow-white, med.
niuifer:snow-bearing, covered with snow
niuit:it snows;
nixabundus:striving to support one's self
nixe:solidement
nixurio:to wish to lean, rest upon
nixus:orge
nobilitatus:part. p. de nobilito
nobiliter:famously, excellently, splendidly, nobly, Comp., Sup.
nocens2:un coupable
nocenter:hurtfully, injuriously
nocentia:guilt, transgression
nocibilis:nuisible
nocibilitas:possibilité de nuire
nociturus:part. futur de noceo
nociue:d'une manière nuisible
nociuus:hurtful, injurious, noxious
noctanter:by night
noctesco:to draw towards night, to grow dark
nocticola:fond of the night
nocticolor:nightcolored, black
nocticulus:nocturne
noctilucus:qui luit pendant la nuit
noctisurgium:a getting up in the night
noctiuidus:night-seeing; that sees by night;
noctiuigilus:night-watching
noctuabundus:having travelled all night
noctulucus:watching, waking, seeing at night
nocturnalis:nocturnal
nocumentum:ce qui nuit, préjudice
nodabilis:knotty
nodamen:a knotting, knot
nodamentum:partie noueuse, noeud [du bois]
nodatio:knottiness, nodosity
nodatus:P. a., knotty, entangled, intricate
nodia:a plant, also called
nodose:intricately, obscurely, comp.
nodositas:knottiness, nodosity
nodulus:a little knot
noegeum:a garment trimmed with purple;, a white upper garment
noerus:gifted with understanding
nola2:celle qui refuse
nola3:a little bell
nolens:part. pr. de nolo
nolentia:unwillingness
noluntas:unwillingness
nomae:v. nome
nome:a corroding sore, eating ulcer
nomenclatio:a calling by name
nomenclatura:a calling by name, a list of names, nomenclature
nomenculatus:qui a un nom, désigné d'un nom
nomimus:lawful, legitimate
nomina:substantives that are not declined, aptotes
nominabilis:qui peut être nommé
nominalia:the day on which a child received its name, the name-day
nominalis:of or belonging to a name, nominal
nominaliter:by name, expressly
nominarii:qui savent lire les noms entiers [sans épeler, opp. syllabarii]
nominatiuus:of or belonging to naming, nominative;
nominator:a nominator
nominatorius:of or belonging to naming, naming, containing names
nominatus:famed, renowned, celebrated
nominosus:fameux, célèbre
nonagenarius:that contains, consists of ninety
nonagenarius2:a commander of ninety men
nonagesies:pour nonagies
nonagessis:a sum of ninety asses
nonagies:ninety times
nonalia:Nonalies [cérémonie religieuse qui avait lieu aux nones]
nonanus2:a soldier of the ninth legion
nonaria:a public, prostitute, show herself
noncuplus:qui vaut 9 fois
nongenarius:containing nine hundred
nongeni:nine hundred each
nongenteni:nine hundred each
nongentesimus:ord., the nine hundredth
nongenties:nine hundred times
nongentus:one of nine hundred inspectors of the ballot-boxes
nongesimus:ord., the nine hundredth
nonies:nine times
nonigesimus:ord., the nine hundredth
noningentenarius:containing nine hundred
noningentesimus:ord., the nine hundredth
noningenti:card., nine hundred
noningentiens:neuf cents fois
noningenties:neuf cents fois
nonna:A monk; a nun
nonnemo:Some, several, many a one
nonnisi:v. nisi.
nonnula:filet pour prendre les oiseaux
nonnus:moine / celui qui élève un enfant / parents nourriciers
nonnusquam:in some places
nono:adv., en neuvième lieu
nonperitia:inhabileté, impéritie, ignorance
nonuncium:et sescunciam quod magistri ludi appellant, significat dodrantem et dimidium teruncium, quod singula sescuncia uncia et dimidium sit
nonusdecimus:ord., the nineteenth
nonussis:nine asses
noricula:dim. de nurus
normalis:made according to the square
normaliter:according to the square
normatio:a fashioning, adjusting according to the square
normatura:a fashioning, adjusting according to the square
normatus:adjusted according to the square
normo:to square, to set by the square
normula:a small square
noscentia:knowledge
noscibilis:knowable
nosocomium:a hospital, infirmary
nosocomus:an attendant on the sick, a sick-nurse
nostrates:compatriotes
nostratim:in our manner
notaculum:a mark, sign
notamen:moyen de désignation
notaria:The art of writing
notarius2:of or belonging to writing in cipher, short-hand writing
notia:I. a precious stone, said to fall with the rain, also called ombria II. a plant, also called herba mularis
notialis:southern
notifico:to make known
notion:a plant, otherwise called
notius:southern, the Tyrrhene Sea
notiuus:qui sert à connaître
notoria:s.-ent. epistula), lettre d'avis, annonce / information
notorium:accusation, délation
notorius:pointing out, making known
notos:one who knows, a voucher, witness, med.
notrix:a wet-nurse, nurse
notula:a little mark
nouaclum:rasoir
nouacularius:
nouaculum:
noualis2:(s.-ent. terra), jachère
nouamen:an innovation
nouatio:a renewing, renovation
nouator:a renewer, restorer
nouatrix:she who renews, changes
nouatus:part. p. de novo
nouatus3:a renewing, changing, change
nouella:jeune vigne, jeune plant
nouellaster:rather new
nouellatio:plantation nouvelle
nouelle:adv., newly
nouelletum:a place planted with young trees, vines, a nursery-garden
nouelli:jeunes gens [= juvenes,
nouellitas:newness, novelty
nouello:to till new fields, to set out new vines
nouemcuplus:c. noncuplus
nouempedalis:qui mesure neuf pieds
nouemuir:membre d'un collège de 9 personnes
nouemuiralis:des novemvirs
nouenarius:consisting of nine
nouendial:the funeral banquet held on the ninth day
nouendialia:
noueni:nine each, nine
nouennis:of nine years
nouentius:arch., c. nuntius
nouercae:
nouercor:to act the step-mother to, to treat with harshness, med.
noui:recent writers
nouicii:esclaves nouveaux
nouicio:newly
nouiciolus:rather new
nouicium:a newly-coined word, an innovation in language
nouiesdecies:nineteen times
nouilunium:the new moon
nouissima:attendre le pire sort
nouissimalis:of or belonging to the last, final
nouissime:recently, lately, a short time ago
nouissimum:
nouissimus:v. novus.
nouitio:newly
nouitius:new
nouum:a new thing, a novelty; news, Plur., political innovations, a revolution, innovations, new wealth
nox2:in the night, at night, by night
noxale:an action on account of an injury
noxalis:of or relating to an injury, an action on account of an injury committed
noxatio:punition, châtiment.
noxialis:injurious, noxious
noxie:injuriously, perniciously
noxietas:guilt, crime
noxii:les coupables, les criminels
noxitudo:guilt, offence, crime
nubicula:v. nubecula
nubificus:producing clouds
nubifugus:cloud-chasing
nubigenus:qui engendre des nuages
nubiger:borne by the clouds
nubigosus:full of clouds, cloudy
nubilare:a shed, barn
nubilarium:hangar [où l'on abrite le blé contre la pluie]
nubilosus:cloudy
nubis:a cloud
nubiuagus:wandering among the clouds
nucalis:like a nut
nucalis2:c. caryota
nucamenta:fir-cones
nucamentum:
nucella:a little nut
nucicla:amande
nucifer:qui porte des noix
nucifragibulum:
nucinus:of a nut-tree
nucipersicum:a peach grafted on a nut-tree, a nut-peach, in lemm.
nuciprunum:a plum grafted on a nut-tree, a nut-plum
nucleatus:having a kernel, stone, stoned
nucleo:to become kernelly, hard
nucleolus:a little nut
nucula:a small nut
nucunculus:nut-cake
nudatio:a stripping naked, nakedness
nudator:celui qui met à nu, qui dépouille
nudatus:P. of nudo
nude:simplement, en termes simples
nudipedalia:A religious procession of persons with bare feet, the barefoot festival
nudipes:barefoot, barefooted
nuditas:bareness, nakedness, exposure, ext.
nudius:it is now the ... day since, three days ago, the day before yesterday, four days ago
nudius2:qui date de trois jours
nudiustertianus:made three days ago, the day before yesterday
nudulus:naked, bare
nugacissime:in the most trifling manner
nugacissume:in the most trifling manner
nugacitas:a trifling playfulness, drollery
nugalis:frivolous, trifling, worthless, empty
nugalitas:foolery, nonsense
nugamenta:trifles, trash
nugamentum:
nugas:ind., c. nugax
nugatorie:triflingly, frivolously
nugatorius2:a worthless fellow
nugatrix:trifling, frivolous
nugiparus:bavard, diseur de balivernes
nugiuendus:a dealer in female finery
nugo:a buffoon, trifler, worthless fellow
nugulae:jokes, jests, trifles
nugus:futile, vain, frivole
nullatenus:in nowise, by no means
nullatio:destruction, anéantissement
nullibi:nowhere
nullificamen:a despising, contempt
nullificatio:a despising, contempt
nullifico:to esteem lightly; to despise, contemn
nullo:v. nullus.
numarius:of or belonging to money, money-
numatus:moneyed, furnished with money, rich
numcubi:have you ever?
numellatus:attaché avec un licou
numellus:
numerabiliter:
numeralis:of or belonging to number, numeral, a numeral
numerarius:An arithmetician
numerator:a counter, numberer
numerius2:of or belonging to number, numeral
numerose:Numerously, multifariously, Sup.
numerositas:A great number, multitude
numerositer:rhythmically, harmoniously, melodiously
numidica:poule numidique
numisma:a piece of money, a coin
nummisma:a piece of money, a coin
nummosus:well furnished with money, wealthy, rich
nummularius:of or belonging to moneychanging; Subst. m. a money-changer, moneybroker
numosus:well furnished with money, wealthy, rich
numqui:ion
numulariolus:a money-changer, med.
numularius:of or belonging to moneychanging;
numulus:some money, money
numus:gen. plur., a piece of money, a coin, money
nunciatio:a declaring, announcing; a declaration, announcement
nunciator:A reporter, declarer, announcer
nunciatrix:she that announces
nuncio:to announce, declare, report, relate, narrate, make known, inform, give intelligence of
nuncubi:anywhere whether anywhere
nuncupamentum:appellation, dénomination
nuncupatim:by name, in carm.;
nuncupatiue:nominally
nuncupatiuus:so-called, nominal
nuncupator:a namer
nuncupatus:part. p. de nuncupo
nuncusque:until now
nundina2:the ninth day, the market-day, the weekly market;
nundinalis:of or belonging to the, a market-cook, one who sets up a movable kitchen for the people who come to market, a cook hired only for the, fit only to prepare a funeral feast;
nundinarius:of or belonging to a market, fair, market-
nundinaticius:for sale
nundinatitius:for sale
nundinator:a trader, trafficker
nundinatus:part. de nundino
nundinium:c. nundinae / durée du consulat dans les derniers temps de l'empire romain
nundino:c. nundinor
nundinum:The duration of the consulship, under the emperors
nundinus:of or belonging to nine days;
nuntiator:A reporter, declarer, announcer
nuntiatrix:she that announces
nuo:int., faire un signe de tête [n'existe, en dehors des gloses, qu'en composition]
nuptalicius:of or belonging to a marriage wedding-, nuptial
nuptalitius:of or belonging to a marriage wedding-, nuptial
nuptiabilis:marriageable
nuptialiter:as at a wedding
nuptiator:one who marries
nuptio:mariage [d'une femme]
nupto:to marry wed
nuptorium:chambre nuptiale
nuptula:a young wife
nupturio:to desire to marry
nuptus:married, wedded
nura:a daughter-in-law
nuricula:a daughter-in-law
nutabilis:tottering
nutabundus:tottering, staggering
nutamen:a nodding, waving
nutribilia:nourishing food
nutribilis:nourishing, nutritious
nutribiliter:so as to be nourished, reared
nutricatio:a suckling, nursing
nutricia:a nurse, governess, tutoress
nutricia2:a nurse's wages
nutricio:a nurse
nutricius:that suckles, nourishes, nurses
nutricor:to suckle, nourish, bring up, rear
nutrifico:tr., allaiter
nutrimen:nourishment
nutrimentalis:nourishing
nutritio:action de nourrir
nutritium:v. nutric-.
nutritius:that suckles, nourishes, nurses
nutritor:a bringer up, rearer, breeder
nutritorius:Nourishing, nutritive
nutritura:a nursing, suckling
nutritus:part. p. de nutrio
nutritus2:nourriture, aliment.
nyctalmus:faiblesse diurne de la vue
nyctalopa:the disease of one who cannot see in the twilight, nyctalopy
nyctalopia:the disease of one who cannot see in the twilight, nyctalopy
nyctalops:That cannot see in the twilight
nyctalops2:une plante
nyctegreton:a plant that shines by night
nyctegretos:a plant that shines by night
nycteris:a plant
nycticorax:the night-raven
nyctostrategus:the Greek name of the
nyma:a plant
nymphaea:the water-lily
nymphalis:of or belonging to a fountain
nympharena:nympharène [sorte de pierre précieuse]
nympheum:a fountain consecrated to the nymphs at Corinth
nymphigena:the Nymph-born, Achilles, the son of Thetis, Polyxena, who was immolated on his tomb
nysion:ivy
obacerbo:tr., aigrir, exaspérer
obacero:to contradict, interrupt
obaemulor:to stir up, irritate, provoke
obaerarius:a debtor who must work out his debt, N. cr
obagito:v. obigito.
obambulatio:a going, walking about
obardesco:to burn before, to blaze out
obaresco:to grow dry, to dry up
obaro:to plough around, plough up
obarratus:garanti par des arrhes
obater:Plin. bordé de noir.
obatratus:obscured, black, blackish
obatresco:to become black
obaudiens:Ambr. obéissant.
obaudientia:obedience
obaudio:to obey, absol.
obauditio:obedience
obauditus:a listening
obauratus:gilded
obbibo:tr., boire entièrement
obdensatio:a thickening
obditus:part. de obdo
obdormitio:engourdissement
obdormito:to fall asleep
obducto:to lead, conduct in opposition, rivalry to another
obductus:overspread, clouded, gloomy
obdulcatus:part. de obdulco
obdulcesco:to become sweet
obdulco:to sweeten, make sweet, med.
obduratio:a hardening;, obduration, obduracy
obdurefacio:to make hard, to harden
obediens:obedient, compliant
obedienter:P. a. fin
obedientia:obedience
obedio:- intr. avec dat. et tr. - 1 - écouter, prêter l’oreille à. - 2 - être soumis, être docile, obéir.
obeditio:obedience
obedo:to eat, eat away, devour
obeliscus:An obelisk
obelo:tr., marquer d'un obèle
obelus:a critical mark, an obelisk
oberratus:part. passé de oberro; parcouru.
obesitas:fatness, stoutness, corpulence, obesity
obeso:to fatten
obgannio:to yelp, snarl, growl at
obgero:to proffer, bring, give
obhaereo:to stick fast to
obherbesco:int., croître en herbe
obhorreo:to bristle with
obhorresco:int., s'effrayer de
obhumo:to cover with earth
obiacens:lying before, lying near, in the way
obiciter:
obiectaculum:a barrier, dam
obiectamen:an objection, reproach
obiectamentum:a reproach
obiectatus:part. p. de objecto
obiectio:a throwing, putting before
obiector:an accuser
obiectus:Lying before, opposite
obiens:part. de obeo
obiex:arch., v. obex
obifer:v. ovifer
obigito:to disturb
obilla:petite jarre, petite cruche
obinductus:qui s'est introduit devant
obiratio:a becoming, being angry, anger
obiratus:P. a., angered, angry
obiturus:part. futur de obeo
obiurgito:to chide, rebuke, reproach violently
obiurgor:dép., c. objurgo
obiuro:to bind by an oath
oblanguesco:to become feeble, languid, to languish
oblaqueatio:a digging, clearing away
oblaqueo:To dig about the roots
oblaqueo2:tr., enchâsser, sertir [une pierre]
oblata:[s.-ent. hostia] hostie
oblaticius:freely offered, presented, a gratuitous offering of the Senate to the emperor
oblatio:an offering, presenting, a giving, bestowing gratuitously
oblatitius:freely offered, presented, a gratuitous offering of the Senate to the emperor
oblatiuus:freely given, voluntarily presented
oblator:an offerer
oblatratio:a barking at;, a railing, scolding
oblatrator:he that barks at; a barker, railer
oblatum:Liv. offre.
oblatus:P. of offero
oblectabilis:delightful, pleasant
oblectamen:a delight
oblectaneus:delightful, pleasant
oblectator:a delighter, pleaser, charmer
oblectatorius:delighting, pleasing, in lemm
oblegatus:enjoint, commandé
oblenimen:
obligamentum:a band
obligatorius:binding, obligatory
obligatura:a band, bandage
obligurio:to devour, consume, squander
obliguritor:one who consumes his property in feasting, a squanderer, dissipated person
obligurrio:to devour, consume, squander
obligurritor:mangeur, dissipateur
oblimatus:part. passé de oblimo; couvert de boue, plein de boue.
oblingo:tr., lécher
oblinio:to bedaub, besmear
oblinitus:part. p. de oblinio
obliquatio:a bending, winding, oblique direction
oblisus:part. de oblido
obliteratio:a blotting out, erasing, effacing, obliteration;, a blotting out from the memory, a forgetting, forgetfulness
obliterator:a blotter out, obliterator
obliterus:consigned to forgetfulness, forgotten
oblitor:a forgetter
oblitteratio:a blotting out, erasing, effacing, obliteration;, a blotting out from the memory, a forgetting, forgetfulness
oblitterator:a blotter out, obliterator
oblitteratus:part. passé de oblittero; effacé, oublié, aboli.
oblitterus:consigned to forgetfulness, forgotten
oblitus:part. de oblino
oblitus2:forgetful, unmindful, not remembering, Forgetful, regardless, indifferent, neglectful, of my dignity
obliuialis:that causes forgetfulness, oblivious
obliuitus:c. oblitus
obliuius:sunk into oblivion, forgotten
obloco:to let out
oblocutio:contradiction
oblocutus:part. de obloquor
oblongulus:rather long
obloquium:a contradiction
obloquutor:v. oblocutor.
obluceo:int., briller devant
obluctatio:a striving, struggling against, vehement opposition
obluctatus:part. passé de obluctor; qui a lutté contre.
oblucuuiasse:int., avoir perdu la raison
obludo:To play off jokes
obluridus:pale, sallow
obluuium:
obmaneo:int., attendre
obmarcesco:to fall away, grow lean
obmento:to wait
obmeritus:having deserved well of
obmordeo:to bite around
obmurmuratio:a murmuring against; a murmuring
obmussito:to whisper, mutter against, to mutter
obmusso:to whisper against, to whisper, mutter
obnatus:growing on, about
obnecto:tr., attacher, lier / engager, obliger
obnexus:a connecting, connection
obniger:blackish
obnise:
obnisus:part. passé de obnitor. - 1 - qui s'appuie contre, qui s'appuie sur. - 2 - qui fait effort contre, qui lutte, qui résiste, qui tient bon, ferme, inébranlable, obstiné.
obnisus2:exertion, trouble
obnixe:P. a. fin
obnixum:n. pris advt, obstinément
obnixusus:part.-adj. de obnitor, ferme, inébranlable, obstiné
obnoxie:Guiltily, culpably
obnoxietas:soumission, humilité
obnoxio:to render subject, obnoxious to
obnoxiose:abjectly, timidly.— Comp.
obnoxiosus:Subject, submissive, obedient
obnubilatio:action de couvrir comme d'un nuage [fig.]
obnubilatus:enveloppé comme d'un nuage.
obnubilo:to cover with clouds, fog; to overcloud, darken, obscure
obnubilus:overclouded, cloudy, dark, obscure
obnunciatio:an announcement of an opposing, adverse, evil omen
obnuncio:To tell, report, announce
obnuntiatio:an announcement of an opposing, adverse, evil omen
obnuptus:part. p. de obnubo
oboeditio:obedience
oboeditor:
obolus:an obol, a small Greek coin, the sixth part of a drachm
obominatus:wishing ill to
oborsus:beginning
obortus:part. de oborior
obortus2:action de naître, naissance.
obosculor:to kiss
obquinisco:to bend down, to stoop
obradio:to shine forth
obraucatus:grown hoarse
obrelictus:délaissé
obrelinquo:
obrendarium:caveau mortuaire
obrendarius:of or belonging to burial, burial-
obrepilatio:
obrepticius:surreptitious, obreptitious
obreptio:a creeping, stealing on, a coming on suddenly, by surprise, a surprise, a surprise by sudden temptation
obreptitius:surreptitious, obreptitious
obreptiue:surreptitiously, clandestinely
obreptiuus:secret, clandestine
obrepto:to steal on unawares, to come on imperceptibly
obreptus:part. de obripio / part. de obrepo / c. obrepticius
obrigatio:irrigation
obrigeo:int., être rigide
obripilatio:
obripo:int., vulg. c. obrepo
obroboratio:rigidity of the nerves
obrosus:part. de obrodo
obrubesco:int., rougir
obructans:belching at
obructo:
obrutus:P. of obruo
obryza:standard gold
obryzatus:made of standard gold
obryzum:pure gold
obryzus:éprouvé au creuset [or]
obs:sly
obsaeptio:action d'obstruer
obsaeptus:part. de obsaepio
obsaluto:int., se présenter pour saluer
obsatullo:to sate
obsaturo:to sate, cloy, glut;
obscaene:
obscaenitas:Unfavorableness, inauspiciousness
obscenus2:a lewd person
obscoene:
obscoenitas:Unfavorableness, inauspiciousness
obscoenus:of adverse, unfavorable, evil omen; ill-boding, inauspicious, ominous, portentous, birds of illomen, owls, the fatal ship, Sup.
obscuratus:part. passé de obscuro.
obscurefacio:to obscure, render invisible
obscuridicus:qui tient des propos obscurs
obscuriloquium:énigme
obsecrator:one who entreats, a suppliant
obsecratus:de obsecro
obsecula:femme de moeurs faciles
obsecundanter:adv., in compliance with, according to
obsecundatio:compliance, obsequiousness
obsecundator:a servant
obsecundus:qui se prête à
obsecutio:compliance, obedience
obsecutor:an obeyer, keeper, observer
obsecutus:part. de obsequor
obsepio:to hedge, fence in, to enclose;, to close up, to render impassable, inaccessible
obseptus:v. obsaeptus.
obsequela:compliance, complaisance, obsequiousness, through obsequiousness in speaking, because they spoke as he liked
obsequiae:funeral rites, obsequies
obsequialis:complying, yielding, complaisant
obsequibilis:com, plying, yielding, complaisant
obsequutio:compliance, obedience
obsequutor:an obeyer, keeper, observer
obseratio:fermeture, clôture
obseratus:part. passé de obsero, āre.
obsericatus:tout revêtu de soie
obseruandus:(Lebaigue P. 843 et P. 844) - 1 - adj. verbal de observo. - 2 - respectable.
obseruanter:carefully, sedulously, Comp., Sup.
obseruanties:c. observantia
obseruate:avec soin
obseruatrix:she that observes, an observer
obseruatus:part. de observo
obseruatus2:observation
obseruito:to watch carefully, to note, observe
obsiana:a kind of glass, obsidian
obsiana2:a kind of glass, obsidian
obsibilo:to whistle away, to rustle
obsidatus:the condition of a hostage, hostageship
obsidialis:of or for besieging, siege-
obsidionalis:of or belonging to a siege, a crown of grass, granted as a reward to a general who rescued others from siege
obsidior:to lie in wait for, to waylay
obsigillo:- tr. - sceller, cacheter.
obsignatio:a sealing, sealing up
obsipo:to sprinkle at, upon
obsitus:P. of 2 obsero
obsolefacio:tr., faire tomber en désuétude
obsolefactus:part. de obsolefio
obsoleo:- intr. - 1 - n'être plus en usage, être tombé en désuétude. - 2 - perdre de sa force.
obsoletius:trop à l'antique.
obsoleto:to degrade, soil, sully, stain, defile
obsolido:to make firm, fast, to harden, consolidate, part. pass.
obsolidus:c. obsolidatus
obsonatio:a buying of victuals; a catering, marketing
obsono2:to interrupt by a sound;
obsopesco:to fall asleep
obsopio:to put, lull to sleep
obsopitus:
obsordesco:to become dirty, be soiled
obstaculum:a hinderance, obstacle, mountains
obstans:an obstruction, open the body
obstantia:a standing before, against, a resistance, hinderance, obstruction
obstaturus:v. obsto.
obsterno:to strew, cast before, to throw in one's way
obstetricia:midwifery, obstetrics
obstetricius:of or belonging to a midwife, obstetric
obstetrico:to perform the office of a midwife
obstetricor:c. obstetrico
obstetritius:of or belonging to a midwife, obstetric
obstineo:tr., montrer
obstipatio:the close pressure
obstipe:de travers
obstipusculus:qui est légèrement penché
obstitrix:v. obstetrix.
obstitus:Over against, opposite
obstitus2:v. obstipus
obstragulum:a strap, lace, latchet
obstrangulatus:strangled;
obstreperus:clamorous, chirping
obstrepitaculum:a clamor against, an outcry
obstrepito:to sound against, to interrupt by noise, clamor
obstricte:avec un lien étroit
obstrictio:action de ceindre solidement
obstrictus:adjt, attaché
obstrictus2:a binding, clasping
obstrigillator:an opposer, blamer
obstrigillus:a shoe-sole, sandal
obstringillo:to hinder, oppose, impede
obstructus:part. de obstruo
obstrudulentus:that can be swallowed down
obstrusio:obstruction
obstrusus:part. p. de obstrudo
obstupefactus:part. passé de obstupefacio. - 1 - rendu insensible, paralysé. - 2 - frappé de stupeur, étonné, stupéfait, interdit.
obstupendus:astounding
obstupeo:int., [fig.] être frappé de stupeur, rester interdit / tr., frapper de stupeur
obstupidus:amazed, confounded, beside one's self, senseless, stupefied
obstupratus:defiled, dishonored
obsufflo:to blow against, at
obsurdatus:rendered deaf
obsurdefacio:to render deaf
obsutus:part. de obsuo
obtaedesco:to disgust
obtectio:action de couvrir.
obtectus:part. de obtego
obtectus2:a covering
obtemperanter:avec obéissance, docilement
obtemperatio:a complying with, submitting to; compliance, submission, obedience;, dat.
obtemperator:one who obeys
obtenebratio:darkness
obtenebratus:
obtenebresco:to become, grow dark
obtenebro:to make dark, to darken
obtensus:a pretext
obtentio:a covering, veiling;, obscurity, darkness
obtento:posséder [fig.]
obtentus2:part. p. de obtendo
obtentus3:affirmation
obtestatus:part. de obtestor
obticentia:a pause, sudden break
obticeo:to be silent
obtigo:to cover over, cover up
obtinentia:a holding fast, possession
obtinnio:to tingle
obtorpeo:to be numb
obtortio:a twisting, writhing, distortion
obtortus:part. p. de obtorqueo
obtractatio:the touch, the handling
obtraho:to draw, turn towards
obtrectatus:detraction, disparagement
obtritio:contrition
obtritus:P. of obtero
obtritus2:a bruising, crushing
obtrudulentus:v. obstr-.
obtruncatio:a cutting away, trimming, pruning
obtruncatus:part. passé de obtrunco; massacré, égorgé.
obtrusio:a thrusting in
obtrusus:part. passé de obtrudo; enfermé, caché.
obtueor:I. To look at, gaze upon II. To see, behold, perceive
obtunsio:a beating upon, a banging, belaboring
obtunsitas:v. obtusitas.
obtuor:I. To look at, gaze upon II. To see, behold, perceive
obturaculum:a stopper, stopple
obturamentum:a stopper, bung
obturatio:a stopping up
obturatus:v. obturo.
obturbatio:perturbation
obturbator:a troubler, disturber
obturgesco:to begin to swell, to swell up
obtuse:dully, not keenly
obtusiangulus:having an obtuse angle
obtusio:a crushing, bruising
obtusitas:état de ce qui est émoussé
obuagulo:to demand aloud
obuallatus:P., fortified, intrenched, made irrefutable
obuallus:entouré par un retranchement
obuaricator:celui qui barre le chemin à qqn
obuaro:to be opposed to; to cross, thwart
obuculum:
obuelo:to cover over, hide
obuenientia:chance, accident
obuenticius:accidental, adventitious
obuentio:income, revenue
obuentitius:accidental, adventitious
obuentus:a meeting
obuerbero:to beat soundly, to bang
obuersatus:part. de obversor
obuersio:a turning towards, offering
obuiamitio:
obuigilatus:part. passé de obvigilo, inusité; surveillé.
obuigilo:to be watchful, vigilant
obuio:to meet
obuiolo:to violate
obuius2:une personne que l'on rencontre
obultroneus:voluntary, spontaneous
obumbraculum:an obscuration, darkening
obumbramentum:
obumbratio:a shading, darkening;, an obscuring
obumbratrix:she that shades, darkens
obumbratus:- 1 - couvert d'ombre, ombragé, abrité. - 2 - caché, dissimulé.
obuncatus:bent inward
obunco:tr., accrocher
obunctulus:slightly anointed, soiled
obunctus:anointed
obunculus:un peu recourbé
obundans:overflowing
obundatio:an overflowing, inundation
obundo:int., déborder
obuolito:to fly, flit around, to run, rove about
obuolutatus:entangled
obuolutio:a wrapping round, enveloping; an envelope
obuolutor:se jeter aux genoux [de qqn]
obuolutus:part. p. de obvolvo
oburuo:c. urvo
occa:a harrow
occabus:an armlet, a collar
occaecatio:a hiding, concealing
occaecatus:part. passé de occaeco. - 1 - frappé de cécité, devenu aveugle. - 2 - aveuglé, troublé, égaré. - 3 - obscurci. - 4 - recouvert de terre.
occalesco:to become warm
occallatio:
occallatus:rendered callous, indurated, blunted
occamen:a harrowing
occanto:to bewitch, charm
occasionaliter:as occasions arise
occasiuncula:an occasion, opportunity
occasiuus:of or belonging to setting, going down
occasurus:part. futur de occido 1
occasus2:v. occido 1.
occatorius:of or belonging to a harrower; of, for harrowing
occauus:v. occabus.
occelo:to conceal
occentatio:a sounding, braying
occentus:a singing, a cry
occepto:to begin
occhi:a kind of tree in Hyrcania, resembling the fig-tree, from which honey flowed in the morning, the manna sainfoin
occidaneus:of or belonging to the west, western, west-
occidentalis:western, westerly, west-
occidium:destruction, ruin
occido3:to go towards, go to, go up to;
occidualis:western
occillator:a harrower
occisito:tr., tuer souvent
occisor:a slayer, murderer
occisorius:of or for slaughter
occisus:P. of 1 occīdo
occlaresco:int., devenir célèbre
occlaudo:to shut, close up.
occlusio:action de boucher, obstruction
occoeno:
occresco:int., croître, grandir
occubitus:a going down, setting
occultate:en cachette, en secret
occultatius:
occultatus:part. passé de occulto. - 1 - caché. - 2 - obscur, enveloppé d'obscurité.
occultim:in concealment, in secret, secretly, privately.
occulto2:in concealment, in secret, secretly, privately.
occupatorius:that has been taken possession of, already in possession
occupatus2:an employment, occupation
occursaculum:that which meets, appears to one, an appearance, apparition
occursator:one who runs up to others, an attentive, officious person
occursatrix:she that runs up to one
occursio:a meeting, a visit
occursito:to meet
occursor:a meeter
occursorius:of or belonging to meeting
occursurus:part. futur de occurro
oce:a kind of little bird, a swallow
ocellati:petits cailloux qui servent à des jeux d'enfants / pierres précieuses ovales
ocellatum:a small stone marked with eyes, spots, like dice
ocellatus:having little eyes
ocellulus:a little eye
oceupätio:
ochra:ochre, yellow ochre
ocimus:c. ocimum
ocissime:v. ocius.
ociter:comp., sup.
ocquinisco:to bend down, to stoop
ocris:a broken, rugged, stony mountain
octachordos:eight-stringed, octachord
octachorus:having four sides, quadrangular
octaedros:eight-sided, octahedron
octaeteris:a period of eight years
!octagonos:eight-cornered, octagonal
!octagonus:c. octo-
octahedrum:octaèdre
octameter:having eight feet, octameter;
octangulus:eight-cornered, octangular
octans:a half quadrant, an octant
octaphhoron:a litter carried by eight bearers
octaphoros:balls
octas:the number eight
octasemus:containing eight times
octastylos:having eight columns, octostyle
octasylos:
octateuchos:
octateuchus:in eight volumes, octateuch
octaua:
octauanus:
octauarium:impôt du huitième
octauarius:of or belonging to the eighth part; Subst. m. a receiver of the tax octavarii vectigal
octauum:for the eighth time
octauum2:l'octuple [quantité huit fois plus grande]
octauusdecimus:the eighteenth
octennis:eight years old
octennium:a period of eight years
octiens:eight hundred times
octies:octiens,, eight times
octigesimus:pour octingentesimus
octingenarius:consisting of eight hundred
octingeni:a eight hundred each
octingentenarius:de huit cents
octingenteni:a eight hundred each
octingentiens:huit cents fois.
octingenties:eight hundred times
octiplicatus:made eightfold, multiplied by eight, octupled
octiplico:- tr. - multiplier par huit.
octoas:the number eight
octochordos:eight-stringed, octachord
octodecim:eighteen
octogamus:that has been married eight times
octogenarius2:a commander of eighty soldiers
octogeni:eighty each
octogessis:somme de quatre-vingts as
octogies:eighty times
octogonos:eight-cornered, octagonal
octogonum:an octagon
octoiugis:eight in a team, eight together, eight
octominutalis:worth eight farthings, eight coppers
octonalis:eight
octonarius:consisting of eight
octonatio:le nombre huit
octophoron:a litter carried by eight bearers
octophoros:carried by eight bearers
octosyllabos:composé de huit syllabes, octosyllabe
octosyllabus:having eight syllables, octosyllabic
octotopi:eight places in the heavens.
octouir:a member of a council of eight
octuplex:octuple
octuplicatio:a making eightfold, a multiplying by eight
octuplicatus:made eightfold, multiplied by eight, octupled
octuplus:eightfold, octuple
oculare:a medicament for the eyes, eye-salve
oculariarius:of or belonging to the eyes, eye-, who inserted artificial eyes, in statues
ocularis:of or belonging to the eyes, eye-
oculariter:with the eyes, ocularly
ocularius:of or belonging to the eyes, eye-, subst. m. an oculis
ocularius2:an oculist
oculata:a kind of fish, a lamprey
oculatim:avec les yeux
oculicrepida:homme à l'oeil poché (à l'oeil sonnant sous les coups) [mot forgé]
oculissimus:sup., dearest
oculitus:as one's own eyes, most dearly
oculo:To furnish with eyes, make to see
oculosus:plein d'yeux
ocymum:an herb which serves for fodder, a sort of clover
oda:a song, a lyric song, an ode
odariarius:a teacher
odiatus:hated, hateful
odibilis:that deserves to be hated, hateful, odious
odibiliter:d'une manière odieuse
odicus:of or belonging to song, odic
odiendus:haïssable
odietas:haine
odinolytes:he who, that which alleviates the pangs of childbirth
odium2:petit théâtre, odéon
odo:a sock of felt, fur, in lemm.;
odontitis:a plant good for the toothache, tooth-wort
odontotyrannus:the name of an animal
odorabilis:perceptible by smell
odoramen:a perfume, spice, balsam
odoramentum:an odoriferous substance, a perfume, spice, balsam
odorarius:adj, of, for perfuming, a vender, preparer of spices
odorarius2:a vender, preparer of spices
odoratio:a smelling, smell
odoratiuus:fragrant, odoriferous
odoratus2:a smelling, smell.
odorificatus:made to emit pleasant odor
odorisequus:that follows the scent
oeconomia:the management of household affairs, domestic economy;, a proper division, arrangement, economy
oeconomicus:of or relating to domestic economy
oeconomus:a housekeeper, steward, overseer
!oecos:grande salle, salon
oecumene:la terre habitée
oecumenicus:of or belonging to the whole inhabited world, œcumenical
oecos:a room, a hall, saloon
oenanthe:The grape of the wild vine
oenanthinus:made from the grape of the wild vine
oenanthium:an ointment made from the grape of the wild vine
oenelaeum:vin mêlé avec de l'huile
oenochoos:échanson
oenococtus:stewed in wine
oenoferus:
oenogaratus:cooked with wine-sauce
oenogarum:winesauce
oenomeli:vin mêlé de miel
oenophorium:a wine-basket
oenophorus:a wine-holder, wine-basket of unknown shape; Oenophorus, f. : the wine-carrier, a female statue of Praxiteles
oenothera:v. onoth-.
oenotheris:
oenotropae:celles qui changent l'eau en vin
oenus:an ancient form for unus
oeonistice:the divination of the augurs, augury
oetor:To use, make use of, employ
oetum:an Egyptian plant, otherwise unknown
offarcinatus:stuffed, crammed full, loaded
offarius:dealing with morsels, a maker of minced meat
offatim:in bits, by bits, little pieces
offaueo:to meet with applause
offectio:a staining, coloring, dyeing
offector:teinturier
offectura:obscurité, ténèbres
offectus:part. p. de officio
offectus2:a bewitching, a charm
offella:petit morceau
offendimentum:c. offendix
offendix:the knot, the band
offendo2:an offence
offensaculum:a striking against, a tripping, stumbling
offensator:one who stumbles, blunders in speaking
offensibilis:liable to stumble, stumbling
offensor:an offender, injurer
offensum:the offence
offerentia:a presenting, offering
offertor:an offerer
offertorium:a place to which offerings were brought, an offertory
offerumenta:offerings
offerumenta2:a present; a stripe, cut
offerumentae:offrandes, présents (plaist = coups)
offex:a hinderer
offibulo:tr., mettre une agrafe
officialis:of or belonging to duty, office, service, official
officialis2:a servant, attendant
officialitas:a body of attendants
officiarius:serviteur, ministre (d'un magistrat), appariteur; satellite, acolyte, officier
officinator:one who keeps a workshop, a master-workman, an artificer, artist
officinatrix:a, woman that keeps a workshop
officiositas:obligingness, complaisance, readiness to serve
officiperda:qui fait mauvais emploi des services d'autrui
officiperdus:One who makes an ill use of the favors of others
offirmate:firmly, stubbornly
offirmatio:fermeté, constance
offlecto:to turn about
offringo:to plough a second time; to cross-plough
offuco:to strangle, choke, suffocate
offula:a little bit, a small piece
offultus:part. p. de offulcio
offuscatio:a darkening, obscuring;, a vilifying, degrading
offusco:to darken, obscure;, to vilify, degrade
offusio:action de répandre sur / [fig.] action d'aveugler
ogdoas:the number eight
oho:oho! aha!
oi:Ph., Do.
oica:a precious stone
oiei:a cry of lamentation
oinos:old for unus
olacitas:mauvaise odeur
olax:smelling, having a smell, odorous
olca:
oleaceus:of the olive-tree;, like oil, oily
oleagina:olivier
oleaginius:of or belonging to the olive-tree
oleamen:ingrédient où il entre de l'huile
oleamentum:an oil-ointment
olearis:of or belonging to oil, oil-
oleastellus:a Calabrian species of olive-tree
oleastrum:v. oleaster
oleatus:moistened with oil, put up in oil
olefacio:to smell, scent
olentia:a smell, scent
olentica:stinking places
olenticetum:a stinking place, a dungheap
oleomella:a fruittree peculiar to Syria
oleoselinum:a plant resembling parsley
oleosus:oily, full of oil
oleraceus:resembling herbs, vegetable
olerarium:a vegetable-garden, kitchen-garden
olerator:one who cultivates vegetables, a market-gardener
olero:to plant with vegetables
oleror:int., s'approvisionner de légumes
olesco:to grow
oleto:to foul, defile
olfactatrix:she who scents, observes
olfacto:to smell at
olfactoria:a nosegay, bouquet
olfactoriolum:a little smelling-bottle, scent-bottle
olfactorium:a nosegay, smelling-bottle
olfactorius:odorant
olfactrix:celle qui flaire, qui pressent.
olfactus:part. p. de olfacio
olfactus2:a smelling, smell
olficus:smelling
olfio:passif d'olfacio
oligochronius:lasting but a short time, shortlived
olimo:
oliserum:c. olusatrum
oliuans:subst., an olive-gatherer
oliuarius:of or belonging to olives, olive-
oliuastellum:
oliuastellus:petit olivier sauvage
oliuatio:préparation de l'huile
oliueta:the olive-harvest
oliuita:the olive-harvest
oliuitas:the olive-gathering, olive-harvest
oliuitor:one who plants and tends olive-trees, an olive-dresser
oliuo:
ollaris:of or belonging to a pot, preserved in pots, potted
ollarium:the receptacle for the jars of ashes in tombs
ollarius:of or belonging to pots, pot-
ollic:arch. = illic
ollicoquus:cuit dans la marmite
ollicula:a little pot
ollula:a little pot
ollus:that; he, she, it, absol.
olma:the plant, among the Dacians
ololosericus:qui est tout de soie.
ololygon:the croaking of the male frog
olorifer:swan-bearing
olosiricoprata:marchand d'objets de soie
oluatium:sorte de mesure
olusatrum:smyrnium ou marum [plante]
olusculum:petit légume, légume
olyra:a kind of grain, called also, which greatly resembles spelt
omassum:bullock's tripe
ombria:a precious stone
omentatus:filled with
ominalis:de mauvais augure
ominatio:a foreboding, prognostic
ominatus:part. passé de ominor; ayant présagé.
omino:to forebode, prognosticate, to augur, presage, predict, prophesy
ominose:ominously
omissio:an omitting, omission
omissus:negligent, heedless, in respect of property
ommento:to wait
omnia:all things
omnia2:altogether, entirely, in every respect
omnicanus:adj, that sings everything, everywhere
omnicarpus:that crops everything
omniciens:all-stirring, all-exciting
omnicolor:of all colors
omnicreans:allcreating
omnifariam:on all sides, on every hand, everywhere, in every way, med.
omnifarius:of all sorts.
omnifer:all-bearing, all-sustaining
omnifluentia:superfluity of all things
omniformis:of all shapes
omnimedens:all-healing
omnimodatim:
omnimode:c. omnimodo
omnimodo:by all means, in all ways, entirely, altogether, wholly
omnimodus:of all sorts, kinds
omnimorbia:f, all-disease
omninominis:of every name
omnipater:the father of all, the universal father
omnipauus:all-fearing
omniperitus:skilled in all things, all-skilful
omnipollens:all-powerful, almighty
omnipotenter:almightily, omnipotently
omnipotentia:almighty power, omnipotence
omniscius:omniscient
omnisonus:uttering all kinds of sounds
omnitenens:holding all things, all-swaying
omniuagus:roving everywhere, omnivagant
omniuomus:qui vomit tout
omniuorus:all-devouring, omnivorous
omophagia:the eating of raw flesh
omphacium:the oil, juice of unripe olives, grapes
omphacocarpos:a plant, called also
omphacomel:a sirup made of, lemm.
omphalocarpos:v. -cocarpos
omphalos:the navel, the centre
onagos:an ass-driver
onagrus:a wild ass
onco:to bray
oncoma:a tumor
onear:a plant, the same with the
onerose:adv., de façon fâcheuse, odieuse
onerositas:burdensomeness, burden
onirocrites:an interpreter of dreams
oniropompus:celui qui envoie des songes
oniros:the wild poppy
oniscos:a wood-louse, milleped
!oniscus:a wood-louse, milleped
onitis:a plant, a kind of
onobrychis:a plant, called also palmes asini
onocardion:a plant, called also chamaeleon
onocentaurus:an ass-centaur
onochelis:a plant, a kind of bugloss
onochelon:orcanète [plante]
onochiles:a plant, a kind of bugloss
onochilis:orcanète [plante]
onochilon:a plant, a kind of bugloss
onocrotalus:the pelican
onomatopoeia:the forming of a word to resemble in sound the thing it signifies, onomatopée
ononis:a plant, the tall rest-harrow
onopordon:a plant, St. Mary's thistle
onopradon:v. onopordon.
onopyxos:a plant of the thistle kind
onosma:a plant, a kind of
onothera:-I. a plant, also called onear -II. a plant, the juice of which, drunk in wine, produces sleep
onotheras:a plant, also called onear
onotheris:épilobe [plante] nommé aussi onear
onuris:a plant, called also
onustatus:chargé, accablé.
onusto:to burden, load, Part. pass.
onychinus:Of the color of the finger-nail, nail-colored
onychipuncta:a precious stone, called also
onychitinus:of or belonging to onyx
onychitis:another name for
onychius:of or belonging to onyx
onychnus:sync. pour onychinus
onychus:c. onyx
opalus:a precious stone, opal
opellum:
operans:P. of operor
operantius:plus efficacement
operatio:a working, work, labor, operation
operatiuus:creative, formative
operator:a worker, operator
operatorius:creating, forming
operatrix:she that works, a worker, effecter, producer
operatus2:travail
operculatus:part. passé de operculo; fermé avec un couvercle.
operculo:to furnish, cover with a lid, to cover
opero:to work, labor, toil, take pains; to be busied
operositas:excessive pains, overmuch nicety, elaborate workmanship
opertaneus:concealed, secret, the secret rites of the
operte:P. a. fin
opertio:a covering, a cover
operto:to cover
opertus2:a covering
operula:a little trouble, slight service
opetis:a plant, called also
opheostaphyle:a kind of caper-bush
ophicardelos:a precious stone, a kind of onyx
!ophicardelus:a precious stone, a kind of onyx
ophidion:a fish resembling the
ophiomachus:fighting with serpents
ophion2:a fabulous animal of Sardinia
ophiostaphyle:a kind of caper-bush
ophiostaphylon:the white vine, white bryony
ophites:a kind of marble spotted like a snake, serpentine-stone
ophitis:
ophiusa:a magical herb growing on the island of Elephantine
ophiussa2:a magical herb growing on the island of Elephantine
ophrys:a plant with two leaves, twiblade, bifoil
ophthalmia:an inflammation of the eye
ophthalmias:a fish
ophthalmicus:relatif à l'ophtalmie
ophthalmicus2:an oculist
opicerda:sheep's dung
opicillum:a little help
opidum:
opifer:aidbringing, helping
opificina:a workshop, manufactory
opificium:a working, the doing of a work, a work
opificus:
opima:gross, overloaded
opimatus:adjt, gras
opimo:to fatten, make fat
opinabilis:that rests on opinion, conjecture; conjectural, imaginary
opinabiliter:en conjecturant, par conjecture
opinatio:a supposing, opining; a supposition, conjecture, imagination, fancy, opinion, belief
opinatiuus:
opinato:de la manière attendue
opinator:A supposer, conjecturer
opinatrix:celle qui n'affirme rien, qui se borne aux conjectures
opinatus:pass., supposed, imagined, fancied, celebrated, renowned, illustrious, famous, Sup.
opiniosus:fixed, set in opinion
opiniuncula:a slight opinion
opinus:supposing, believing
opion:poppyjuice, opium
opiparis:richly furnished, rich, splendid, sumptuous, Adv.
opisthodomus:the back part of a temple, house, an opisthodome
opisthographum:that which has been written upon on the back
opisthotonia:a disease in which the head is drawn backwards, opisthotony
opisthotonicus:laboring under opisthotony
opisthotonos:a disease in which the body is violently curved backwards, a form of lock-jaw
opition:a bulbous root used for food, a kind of onion
opitulatio:a helping, assisting, help, assistance
opitulator:a helper, aider, succorer
opitulatus:a helping, help, aid
opitulo:c. opitulor
opitulus:a helper, aider, succorer
opium:poppyjuice, opium
opobalsamatus:embaumé
opobalsametum:a place planted with balsam-trees
opocarpathon:the juice of the
opocarpathum:Plin. suc vénéneux du carpathum.
opopanax:the juice of the herb
oporice:a medicine prepared from tree-fruits
oporotheca:fruitier, fruiterie
oporothece:a place for keeping fruits, a fruit-room, fruitery
oportune:à propos, à point, à temps
opos:juice, sap
oppallesco:to turn pale
oppallio:tr., pallier
oppando:to spread, stretch out against, before, to spread out
oppansum:a covering, envelope
oppansus:l'âme) s'échappe de son corps étendu
oppassum:a covering, envelope
oppassus:
oppecto:to comb off;, to pluck, pick off, to pick, to eat
oppexus:a, sombing, dressing
oppidaneus:of a town
oppidanus2:a townsman
oppidatim:by towns, in the towns, in every town
oppignerator:one who takes a pledge, who lends on a pledge
oppilatio:a stopping up, obstructing
oppingo:tr., imprimer sur, appliquer
oppletus:part. p. de oppleo
opploro:to cry, wail at, against, in
opporto:to bring
opportuna:fit, convenient things
opposita:opposite, contradictory propositions, opposites
opposite:adv., en opposition
oppositio:an opposing, opposition
oppressiuncula:a slight pressing, gentle pressure
oppressor:a crusher, destroyer
oppressus2:part. de opprimo
opprobramentum:a reproach, disgrace
opprobriosus:adj, opprobrious
opprobro:to reproach, taunt, upbraid, in lemm.
oppugnantia:resistance, opposition
oppugnatorius:of or belonging to a siege
opputo:to prune
oppuuio:to beat, strike
oprimentum:couverture
optabiliter:desirably, Comp., ext.
optaedesco:to disgust
optandus:desirable
optate:à souhait
optatiue:à l'optatif [gram.]
optatiuus:of or belonging to a wish, expressing a wish, optative
optatiuus2:l'optatif
optentus:A drawing, spreading, placing before
optice:optics
optimas:of or belonging to the best, noblest, aristocratic
optimitas:excellence
optimus:best.
optio2:a helper, an assistant
optostrotum:a brick pavement
optrudo:tr., pousser avec violence / faire prendre de force, imposer / avaler gloutonnement, engloutir / recouvrir / fermer
opturamentum:a stopper, bung
optus:rôti
opulente:avec opulence, richement, somptueusement
opulentitas:wealth, power
opulesco:to grow rich
opulus:a kind of maple-tree
opunculo:a bird that imitates the shepherd's song
oquinisco:to bend down, to stoop
orabilis:exorable
oramentum:prière, demande.
orans:
orarium:a napkin, handkerchief
orata2:a fish, the gilt-bream
oratim:coastwise, from coast to coast
orationalis:qui comporte un discours
oratoria:the oratorical art, oratory
oratorium:a place of prayer, an oratory
oratrix:She that prays, beseeches, a female suppliant
oratum:a prayer, entreaty, supplication
oratus:part. de oro
orba:an orphan, a widow
orbator:one who deprives others of children, parents, a bereaver
orbatrix:de orbator
orbatus:P. of orbo
orbefacio:to bereave, to make an orphan
orbicularis:circular, orbicular
orbiculatim:circularly, in circles, rings
orbiculatus:circleshaped, rounded, circular, orbiculate, round apples, well-fed
orbiculor:to go round in a circle
orbicus:
orbifico:to bereave, make childless
orbile:jante [d'une roue]
orbitosus:full of cart-ruts
orbitudo:bereavement, orphanhood
orbitus:circular
orbs:le monde
orchestes:danseur, pantomime
!orchilos:c. trochilus
!orchilus:c. trochilus
orchion:a plant, called also
orchis:A plant, a kind of olive
orchites:sorte d'olive
orcularis:of or belonging to a cask, rundlet
orcynus:a large seafish of the tunny species
ordeaceus:of or relating to barley, barley-, barley-pears, ripe at the barleyharvest
ordearius:of or relat. ing to barley, barley-, barley-pears, pears that are ripe at barley-harvest
orderius:- 1 - qui concerne l'orge. - 2 - qui vit d'orge, de pain noir. - 3 - qui mûrit en même temps que l'orge.
ordeum:barley
ordia:primordia
ordinabilis:rangé, ordonné
ordinalis:that denotes an order of succession, ordinal, an ordinal numeral
ordinarie:en ordre
ordinarius2:An overseer who keeps order
ordinate:en ordre, régulièrement
ordinatiuus:indicating, signifying order
ordinatrix:she that orders, arranges
ordine:régulièrement
orditus:v. ordior
oreon:a mountain-plant, a kind of
oreoselinon:mountain-parsley
oreoselinum:mountain-parsley
orestion:a plant, called also, and
oreum2:miel de saison
organalis:belonging to the organ, organ-
organarius:a musical-instrument maker
organicus:of or relating to implements, mechanical
organulum:petit instrument de musique
oria:a small vessel, a fishing-smack
oriae:v. ōreae.
oribata:a mountain-climber
oribates:celui qui gravit les montagnes
oricula:v. auric-.
oricularius:an aurist
oridurius:hard-mouthed
orientales:wild beasts designed for hunting exhibitions
orientalis:of or belonging to the East, Eastern, Oriental
orificium:an opening, orifice
origa:v. auriga
origanon:origan [plante]
origanum:origan [plante]
origanus:the plant wild-marjoram, origan
originalis:primitive, original
originaliter:originally
originarii:original inhabitants, aborigines
originarius:original
originarius2:indigène
originatio:the derivation of words, etymology
originitus:originally
orinda:Ethiopian bread
orion2:a mountain-plant, a kind of
oripelargus:the mountain-stork
oriputidus:that has a stinking mouth
orites:
oritis:a precious stone
oriturus:v. orior.
oriza:rice
ormenos:a kind of samphire
orminalis:a plant, called also
orminos:wild asparagus
ornamen:
ornamentarius:adorned with the insignia of an office
ornatio:an adorning, adornment, ornament
ornatiuus:propre à orner, d'ornement
ornator:An adorner, dresser
ornatulus:fine, smart
ornatura:ornament, trimming
orneoscopus:celui qui pratique l'ornithomancie = auspex
orneus:of the wild mountain-ash
ornithias:the bird-wind
ornithogale:a plant, the star of Bethlehem
ornithon:a birdhouse, poultry-house
orobanche:a plant, broom-rape, choke-weed
orobethron:another name for the plant
orobias:a kind of incense, in small grains, resembling the chickpea
orobinus:of or resembling the chickpea
orobitis:borax dyed of a yellowish color by means of the plant
orobus:the bitter vetch
orozelum:a plant, called also
orphanitas:état de l'orphelin, orphelinage
orphanotrophium:an orphan-asylum
orphanotrophus:a bringer-up of orphans, a fosterfather of orphans
orphanus:an orphan
orphus:a sea-fish, the gilt-head
orropygium:v. ortho-.
orsinus:a kind of crocus
orsorius:belonging to a loom
orsus:part. de ordior
orsus2:a beginning, commencement; an undertaking, attempt
orthagoriscus:the pig-fish
orthampelos:a straight vine, a vine that grows upright
orthembasis:a straight step
orthocissos:a kind of tall ivy
!orthocissus:sorte de lierre
orthocolus:stiff in the joints
orthocyllus:aux membres contractés
orthodoxe:conforme à la vraie foi.
orthodoxus:orthodox
orthogonius:right-angled, rectangular, orthogonal
orthogonus:à angle droit, orthogonal
orthogrammus:formé par des lignes droites
orthographia:Orthography
orthographus:orthographic; Subst. m. an orthographer
orthographus2:an orthographer
orthomastius:high-breasted
orthophallicus:obscene
orthopnoea:difficulty of breathing, asthma, orthopny
orthopnoicus:asthmatic
orthopsalticus:with high, full playing
orthopygium:the rump and tail feathers of birds
orthostata:the facing of a wall
orthragoriscus:sorte de poisson de mer
ortiuus:of or belonging to rising, rising
ortus2:v. hortus.
ortus3:ab, without noble, famous ancestors
ortyga:a quail
ortygia2:a quail
ortygometra:quail-mother, the landrail
ortyx:a plant
orum:Gold;
oscedo:An inclination to yawn
oscillans:-I. subst. -II. P. a.;, subst., a swinger
oscillo:to swing, swing one's self, Pass.
oscillor:c. oscillo
oscinus:[augure] tiré du chant des oiseaux
oscitabundus:gaping, yawning
oscitanter:carelessly, negligently
oscitantia:bâillement
osclum:a little mouth, pretty mouth, sweet mouth
osculabundus:kissing, acc.
osculatus:part. de osculor
osireostaphe:a plant, called also
osmen:a foreboding, prognostic, sign, token, omen, I take it as a good omen
ospicor:c. auspicor
ospratura:the purchase of pulse
ossarium:a receptacle for the bones of the dead, a bone-vault, charnel-house
ossiclum:petit os.
ossicularis:of or belonging to the small bones
ossiculatim:by bones, bone by bone
ossiculum:a small bone, ossicle
ossifragus:bone-breaking
ossifragus2:the sea-eagle, osprey
ossigenius:né dans les os
ossilago:a hardness as of bone, a bony hardness
ossilegium:a bonegathering
ossilegus:a bone-gatherer
ossor:a hater
ossosus:bony
ossuarium:a receptacle for the bones of the dead, a bone-vault, charnel-house
ossuarius:of or for bones, bone-
ossuclum:v. ossiculum
ossum:os, ossement / [poét.] moelle des os = fond de l'être / [la partie la plus intime d'un arbre, d'un fruit] coeur, noyau
ossuosus:full of bones
ostensio:a showing, exhibiting, manifestation, a mustering, parade
ostensionalis:that serves for parade, display
ostensiue:de manière à montrer
ostensiuus:propre à montrer
ostensor:a shower, exhibiter
ostensus:part. p. de ostendo
ostentabilis:worth showing, worth seeing
ostentabiliter:ostensiblement
ostentaculum:a sign, indication
ostentamen:show, display
ostentaneus:de présage
ostentarium:a book of prognostics
ostentarius:of or relating to prophetic indications, prophetic
ostentarius2:(s.-ent. liber), traité des prodiges
ostentaticius:that serves for display, ostentatious
ostentatitius:that serves for display, ostentatious
ostentatorie:avec grand étalage
ostentatrix:she that displays, boasts
ostentifer:portentous
ostentus2:Exposed
ostes:a kind of earthquake
ostiaria:a female doorkeeper, portress
ostiarius:of or belonging to the door
osticus:qui heurte, qui choque
ostigo:a kind of eruption, scab on lambs, also called
ostocopos:boneracking
ostraceum:a mussel, also called
ostracias:ostracie, sorte de pierre précieuse
ostracismus:ostracisme.
ostracites:a precious stone
ostracitis:-I. a semigem, hornstone, chalcedony -II. Hornstone;
ostracium:a mussel, also called
ostracodermus:qui a la peau écailleuse; subst. pl. n., ou f., crustacés
ostrea:an oyster, mussel
ostrearium:an oyster-bed
ostrearius:of or belonging to oysters, oyster-
ostreatus:rough, scabby
ostreosus:abounding in oysters, comp.
ostria:v. ostrea
ostriago:a plant
ostriarium:banc d'huîtres
ostricolor:purple-colored
ostritis:sorte de pierre rare, nacre
ostrya:ostrye [sorte d'arbre semblable au frêne]
ostrys:a tree with hard wood, hornbeam
osus:Partt.
osyris:a plant, the broom-like goose-foot, summer cypress
otacusta:espion
otacustes:a listener, eavesdropper, spy
othonna:a Syrian plant
otia:a kind of mussel
otiabundus:having, enjoying leisure, keeping holiday
oticus:d'oreille, destiné aux oreilles
otiolum:a little leisure, my little bit of leisure
otion:patelle [coquillage]
otiositas:leisure, idleness
otiosus2:Non-combatants, civilians
otis:a species of bustard
otopeta:longear, hare
otus:a kind of owl, the horned owl
oualis:of or belonging to an ovation
ouans:exulting, joyful, triumphant
ouanter:exultingly
ouarium:v. ovum
ouarius:an egg-keeper
ouatio:an ovation, a lesser triumph
ouatus:Eggshaped, ovate, med.
ouatus2:P. of ovo
ouatus3:a shouting, rejoicing
ouiaria:a flock of sheep
ouiaricus:of or belonging to sheep, sheep-
ouiarius:of or belonging to sheep, sheep-
ouicerda:sheep's dung
ouico:to mix with the white of an egg
ouicula:a little sheep
ouifer:Apic. mouton sauvage.
ouificus:qui pond
ouilio:a shepherd
ouilis:of or for sheep, sheep-
ouillinus:of or belonging to sheep, sheep's milk
ouina:viande de mouton
ouinus:of or belonging to sheep, sheep's
ouiparus:that lays eggs, oviparous
ouispex:aruspice
ouls:beyond;
oxalis:a sort of sorrel, garden sorrel
oxalme:a pickle, sauce made of vinegar and brine
oxime:quickly, swiftly, speedily
oximelum:oxymel, vinaigre miellé
oxiporium:v. oxy-
oxyalme:v. oxalme
oxybaphon:oxybaphe [mesure employée pour les liquides]
oxybaphus:a vinegar-cup, a liquid measure containing fifteen drachms
oxyblatta:pourpre écarlate, d'un rouge vif
oxycedros:a species of cedar with pointed leaves
oxycomina:pickled olives
oxycras:c. posca
oxygala:oxygale [sorte de fromage blanc, fait avec du lait caillé]
oxygala2:the thick part of curdled milk, curds, neutr.
oxygarum:a sauce of vinegar and
oxygonius:acutangle
oxygonum:triangle acutangle
oxylapathon:sorte d'oseille
oxylapathum:a kind of sorrel, sharp-pointed dock
oxymel:vinegar-honey, a mixture of vinegar and honey, oxymel
oxymorus:acutely silly, expressions which at first sight appear absurd, but which contain a concealed point;
oxymyrsine:the plant prickly-myrtle, butcher's-broom
oxypaederotinus:opal-colored
oxypiper:poivre joint à du vinaigre
oxyporium:médicament digestif
oxyporus:that passes quickly through, penetrating;, easily digested;, that operates quickly
oxys:Common wood-sorrel
oxysaccharum:vinegar-sugar, a drink made of vinegar and sugar
oxyschoenos:a kind of rush
oxytonon:wild poppy
oxytriphyllon:sharp-leaved trefoil
oxyzomus:seasoned with sour sauce
ozaena:A kind of polypus
ozaenitis:bastard nard
ozaenosus:affected with a polypus
ozina:v. ozaena
ozinosus:atteint d'un polype au nez
ozymum:an herb which serves for fodder, a sort of clover
pabillus:a small wheelbarrow
pabo:a one-wheeled vehicle, a wheelbarrow
pabularii:pabulaires, qui s'occupent des fourrages
pabularis:of or fit for fodder
pabularius:of or belonging to fodder, pasture, the farmers of the public pastures
pabulatorius:of or for fodder
pabulosus:abounding in fodder
pacatio:a peace-making, pacification, peace
pacatorius:peace-promoting, pacific
pacatum:a friendly country
pacifero:to keep peace
pacifica:peace-offerings
pacificatio:a peacemaking, pacification
pacificator:a peacemaker, pacificator
pacificatus:part. p. de pacifico.
pacifice:pacifically, peaceably
pacificor:to make, conclude a peace
pacio:a contract, covenant
paco2:-I. to fasten, make fast, fix; to drive in, sink in -II. to make, come to an agreement, to agree together
pacticius:agreed upon, stipulated
pactilis:plaited together, wreathed
pactitius:agreed upon, stipulated
pactiuncula:an agreement
pactor:one who makes a contract, a contractor, negotiator
pactus2:a betrothed husband, a man engaged, promised in marriage
padi:pitch-pines
paeanites:a precious stone
paeantis:a precious stone
paedagoga:a governess
paedagogatus:education, instruction
paedagogianus:of or belonging to the, reared to serve at court
paedagogo:to educate, instruct
paederos:A precious stone.
paederotinus:de la couleur de la pierre dite paederos
paedicator:one given to unnatural vice
paedico:to practise unnatural vice.
paedico2:one who practises unnatural vice
paedidus:nasty, filthy, stinking
paegniarius:of or belonging to play.
paeminosus:full of chinks, uneven, rough
paeninsula:a peninsula
paenitendus:to be repented of, blamable, objectionable
paenitens:Absol.
paenitenter:to be repented of, blamable, objectionable
paenitentialis:a priest appointed to hear the confession of penitents; a confessor
paeniteor:to repent
paenitudo:repentance
paeniturus:part. f. de paeniteo.
paenularium:armoire où l'on mettait la pénule
paenularius:a maker of mantles, mantillas, pœnula-maker, neutr., a receptacle in which the pœnula is kept
paenuleus:of the pœnula, pœnulean
paenultima:the penultimate syllable, the penult
paenultimus:the last but one
paenuria:want, need, scarcity
paeon2:a metrical foot of one long and three short syllables (in any order)
paeonia2:the peony
paeonicus:of or belonging to the foot pœon, pœonic
paetulus:having a slight cast in the eye, slightly blinkeyed
paganicum:paganicus
paganicus:of or belonging to the country, rural, rustic.
paganismus:heathenism
paganitas:heathenism, paganism
pagatim:by districts, villages, in every village
pagella:a little page
pager:a fish
pages:primitif de compages
paginalis:of or belonging to a page, pager-
paginatus:joined together
pagino:tr., écrire
paginula:a little page
pagmentum:that is joined together
pago:to fasten, make fast, fix; to drive in, sink in
pagrus:a fish
pagur:a fish
pagurus:a kind of crab-fish, a punger
palabundus:wandering about, struggling
palacra:[mot espagnol], lingot d'or
palacrana:an ingot of gold
palacurna:an ingot of gold
palaestes:a wrestler
palaestrica:the art of wrestling
palaestrice:after the manner of the palœstra
palaestricos:after the manner of the palœstra
palaestricus2:a teacher of the art of wrestling
palaestrizo:int., s'exercer dans la palestre
palaestro:int., s'exercer dans la palestre
palaga:an ingot of gold
palancarius:portefaix
palangae:a pole to carry burdens on, carrying-pole
palangarius:one who carries burdens with the aid of a long pole, a carrier, porter
palango:to carry away on a pole
palans:P. of palor
palara:a bird
palaria:the exercise of tilting against a stake;, the place of this exercise
palaris:of or belonging to pales, stakes
palasea:the tailpiece, buttock
palatha:dried fruit, figs
palathium:dim. de palatha
palatim:çà et là, en errant de tous côtés.
palatio:a driving in of pales, stakes
palatus:part. p. de palo
palatus2:the palate.
pale:a wrestling
palealis:of or belonging to chaff
paleare:tas de paille
palearis:of or belonging to chaff
palearium:a chaff-loft
paleatus:mixed with chaff
palillogia:répétition [fig. de rhét.]
palilogia:the emphatic repetition of a word, idea
palimbacchius:an antibacchic
palimpissa:pitch boiled twice
palimpsestus:a parchment from which the old writing has been erased for the purpose of writing upon it again, a palimpsest
palingenesia:renaissance, palingénésie
palinodia:the repetition of a song.
palitans:wandering about
paliuraeus:covered with Christ's-thorn
paliureus:où il croît beaucoup de paliures
pallaca:a concubine
pallacana:a kind of onion, a leek, also called
pallaris:of or belonging to the
pallefactus:devenu pâle, qui a pâli
palliastrum:a ragged, sorry mantle
pallio:tr., cacher, pallier
palliolatim:dressed in a mantle
palliolatus:covered with a cloak-cape, hood
pallula:a little cloak, mantle
palmalis:qui mesure un palme, long d'un palme
palmarium:prix de la victoire / honoraires [d'un avocat après le gain du procès]
palmarius:of or belonging to palms, the Isle of Palms in the Tyrrhenian Sea, Palmarola
palmata:v. palmatus.
palmatias:a slight earthquake
palmatorium:baguette de palmier
palmensis:made from palms
palmesco:int., pousser [en parl. du palmier]
palmeus:A hand'sbreadth, palm, in length, width
palmiceus:of or made of palms, palm-
palmicius:of or made of palms, palm-
palmiger:palm-bearing, holding a palm-branch
palmipedalis:a foot and a palm in height, breadth
palmipes:-I. broad-footed -II. a foot and a palm high
palmo:tr., marquer de l'empreinte de la main // tr., échalasser
palmopes:
palmularis:of or with the palm of the hand
palo:to support with pales, stakes, props; to prop up -II. c. palor, v. n. : to wander up and down, to wander, wander about; to be dispersed, to straggle
palpabilis:that can be touched, that may be felt, palpable
palpamen:a stroking, caressing
palpamentum:a stroking, flattering
palpatio:A stroking, flattering, flattery
palpator:a stroker;, a flatterer
palpatus:part. p. de palpo.
palpatus2:action de toucher
palpebralis:of or on the eyelids
palpebraris:of or for the eyelids
palpebratio:a blinking
palpebro:to wink frequently, to blink
palpebrum:an eyelid
palpitatus:abl. sing., a frequent and rapid motion
palpo2:a flatterer
palpus:the soft palm of the hand
paludester:marshy, swampy
paludifer:marsh-making, swamp-making
paludiuagus:wandering about, among morasses
palum:a stake, prop, stay, pale.
palumba:a woodpigeon, ring-dove, the same cock-pigeon, the same lover, the name of a gladiator;
palumbacius:gris comme un pigeon ramier
palumbarius:a kind of hawk which attacks doves
palumbinus:of wood-pigeons
palumbis:f.
palumbulus:little wood-pigeon, little dove
palustria:swampy places
pammacharius:the victor in the pammachum
pammachium:an athletic contest, consisting of wrestling, boxing with the naked fists, and boxing with the cestus
pammachum:an athletic contest, consisting of wrestling, boxing with the naked fists, and boxing with the cestus
pampinaceus:de pampre
pampinarium:a tendril-branch, leaf-branch
pampinarius:of or belonging to tendrils, that has tendrils
pampinatio:a breaking off of superfluous tendrils and leaves of vines, a lopping, trimming of vines
pampinator:one who plucks, lops off the superfluous tendrils and leaves of vines, a vine-trimmer
pampinatus:having tendrils and leaves.
pampinosus:full of foliage, leafy, branchy
pana:c. panus.
panaca:a kind of drinking-vessel
panacinus:made of the panacea
panaricium:a disease of the finger-nails
panariolum:a small bread-basket
panarius:a bread-seller
panathenaicon:an ointment made in Athens
pancarpineus:composed of all kinds of fruits
pancarpius:consisting, composed of all kinds of fruits.
pancarpus:consisting, composed of all kinds of fruits.
panchresta:gâteaux, friandises
panchrestarius:a confectioner
panchristus:good, useful for every thing
panchromos:a plant, called also
panchrus:a variegated precious stone
pancratiarius:c. pancratiastes
pancratias:a pancratiast
pancratiasta:pancratiaste, athlète, qui combat au pancrace
pancratiastes:a combatant in the, a pancratiast
pancratium:A complete combat; a gymnastic contest which included both wrestling and boxing;
pancratius:Pancratian, a trochaic metre, consisting of a
pandatio:a warping
pandatus:de pando 1
pandecta:a book that contains every thing, a complete repertory, an encyclopedia
pandecter:the title of the fourth book of the work of Apicius.
pandectes:a book that contains every thing, a complete repertory, an encyclopedia
pandemos:endémique.
pandemus:affecting all the people, public, general
pandia:sorte de pierre précieuse
pandiculor:to stretch one's self
pando2:Act., to bend, bow, curve
pandorium:c. pandura.
pandorius:c. pandura.
pandura:pandore, luth à trois cordes
pandurium:a musical instrument of three strings, invented by Pan
pandurius:
pandurizo:to play the
paneficium:the making of bread.
panegyricus:of or belonging to a public assembly, festival;
panegyricus2:-I. the festival oration of Isocrates, in which he eulogized the Athenians -II. a eulogy, panegyric
panegyrista:a eulogist, panegyrist
panerastos:a precious stone, supposed to have the property of making fruitful
paneros:I. a precious stone, supposed to have the property of making fruitful II. Paneros : a Roman surname, a slavename
pangito:louer
pangonius:a precious stone
pangonus:a precious stone
panicellus:a little loaf
paniceus:made of bread
panicium:Any thing baked, bread, cakes
panicoctarius:bread-making
panicula:panicule (t. de botan.) / sorte de tumeur
paniculus:a tuft, a panicle
panifex:a breadmaker, baker
panifica:a female baker
panificium:the making of bread.
panion:a plant, also called
pannaria:presents of cloth
pannarium:a bread-basket
pannarius:of or pertaining to cloth
panneus:ragged, tattered
pannicularia:rags, tatters, ragged clothes
pannicularius:of or belonging to rags, tatters
panniculus:a small piece of cloth, a rag
panniculus3:v. paniculus.
pannis:[arch.], c. pannus
pannositas:raggedness, flabbiness
pannucea:rags
pannuceatus:ragged, tattered
pannuceus:ragged, tattered.
pannuli:rags, ragged clothes
pannulus:a small piece of cloth, a rag
pannum:Dat., abl. plur., a cloth, a garment.
pannuncularia:c. pannicularia.
pannunculus:c. panniculus.
pannuuellium:the wound-up yarn of the woof, the bobbin of the shuttle, with the yarn wound upon it
pannychismus:a watching all night long
panosus:like bread
pansa2:broad-footed, splay-foot
pansebastus:sorte de pierre précieuse (al. panerastos)
pansus:part. de pando.
pantagathus:A bird of good omen
pantelium:a holocaust offered in the worship of Mithras
pantex:et ordint
panther:-I. a panther -II. a hunting-net
pantheris:femelle de la panthère
pantherocamelus:v. camelopardalis.
pantherum:v. panther.
pantices:the paunch, the bowels, sausages
pantophobos:qui craint tout
pantopola:v. seplasiarius.
panucla:c. panicula.
panucula:c. panicula.
panulia:bobine ou navette.
panuncula:the thread wound upon the bobbin
panus:the thread wound upon the bobbin
panuuellium:
papa:the word with which infants call for food
papa2:a father, papa;, a bishop
paparium:pap
papas:a governor, tutor
papas2:père nourricier, gouverneur [d'enfants], pédagogue / père, titre d'honneur attribué aux évêques, puis au pape
papaueratus:made shining, white with poppies
papauerculum:a plant, called also
papilio:a butterfly, moth.
papiliunculus:a little butlerfly
papillatus:shaped like a bud
papo:to eat pap, to eat
pappa:the word with which infants call for food
papparium:aliments des enfants, bouillie
pappas:a governor, tutor
papulo:to produce, pustules, pimples
papyraceus:made of papyrus
papyrifer:papyrus-bearing, that produces papyrus
papyrinus:of or belonging to the papyrus plant
papyrio:a place where papyrus grows abundantly
papyrius:of papyrus, of paper
parabalani:infirmiers
parabolanus:a sick-nurse
parabole:a comparison.
parabolice:metaphorically
parabolus:a reckless fellow
paracenterium:a surgical instrument for making a perforation, a couching-needle
paracentesis:a perforation, a couching, tapping
paracharactes:a counterfeiter of coin
paracharagma:fausse monnaie, faux coin
paracharaximus:counterfeit
paracletus:An advocate, defender, helper, protector, comforter
paraclitus:An advocate, defender, helper, protector, comforter
paracynanche:an inflammation of one side of the throat
parada:a cover, an awning
paradiastole:a figure of speech, in which two different but similar things are put together and distinguished
paradigma:an example, paradigm
paradigmaticos:cité comme exemple
paradisiacola:qui habite le paradis.
paradisiacus:of or belonging to Paradise, Paradisiacal, Paradise
paradisicola:a dweller in Paradise, in heaven
paradisus:a park.
paradoxa:
paradoxi:mimes [acteurs de mimes] / ceux qui ont été vainqueurs [contre toute attente] le même jour dans la lutte et le pancrace
paradoxon:chose contraire à l'opinion / phrase suspendue, suspension [fig. de rhét.]
paradoxos:
paradoxus:marvellous, strange, contrary to all expectation, paradoxical;, subst. m. one who, contrary to expectation, has conquered both in the lucta and in the pancratium on the same day
paraenesis:an exhortation, admonition, precept
paraganda:bordure d'or ou de soie sur un vêtement / paragaude, vêtement avec bordure
paragauda:a border, lace
paragaudis:a border, lace
paragaudius:bordé
paragoge:a lengthening of a word, the addition of a letter or syllable to a word, paragoge
paragogia:aqueducts
paragogus:dérivé [t. de gram.]
paragoricus:v. paregoricus.
paragramma:an error in writing
paragraphus:paragraphe, marque pour distinguer les différentes parties d'un exposé
paralios:that grows by the seaside
paralius:that grows by the seaside
parallelepipedum:parallélépipède
parallelogrammum:parallélogramme
parallelogrammus:consisting of parallel lines
parallelogrammus2:parallélogramme
paralleloneus:c. parallelos.
parallelonius:parallel
parallelos:paraliel, absol., parallels of latitude
parallelus:parallèle / les parallèles [en t. d'astron.]
paralysis:palsy, paralysis
paralyticus2:struck with palsy, paralytic
paramese:the string next to the middle;, the next to the middle note, in the treble
paramma:selle de cuir pour les mulets (
paramus:mot espagnol), plateau inculte
paranarrhinon:v. antirrhinon
paranatellon:qui se lève auprès [en parl. des astres]
paranete:the last string but one;, the note next to the highest
parangaria:a service over and above that which one is bound to render, extra service
parangariae:corvées (prestations) extraordinaires
parangarius:that is done besides the service to which one is bound
paranympha:a bridesmaid
paranymphus:a bridesman, fem.
parapaestus:a foot in poetry
paraparopsis:a large square dish for the dessert, a dessert-dish;, a small dish
parapegma:a table of astronomical calculations
parapetasius:covering, that serves to cover, shelter;, penthouses, sheds
parapeteuma:a ticket for which corn was received, a corn-ticket
paraphasis:c. detuitio
parapherna:the separate possessions of a married woman, her property besides her dower
paraphoros:bad, of an inferior sort
paraphrasis:a paraphrase
paraphrastes:one that paraphrases, a paraphrast
parapienos:a foot in poetry
!parapienus:sorte de pied métrique [composé d'un ïambe et d'un tribraque]
paraplecti:frappés de paraplégie ou paralysie partielle, paraplectiques
paraplexia:paraplégie
parapsis:ing
parapycnos:
pararius:of or belonging to a pair
parasanga:a Persian league, a parasang
parasceue:veille du sabbat [jour des préparatifs]
parasceue2:the day of preparation, the day before the Sabbath
parasemum:the ensign, flag of a ship
parasiopesis:a figure of rhetoric, where one says he will not speak of such and such a thing, but, in the very act of so doing, suggests it
parasitaster:a mean, sorry parasite
parasitor:to play the parasite, to sponge
parastas:a four-cornered pillar, column, a pilaster
parastates:c. parastas
parastatica:c. parastas / os styloïde [dans la jambe du cheval]
parastaticae:
parastaticus:of or belonging to pilasters, parastatic
parastichis:an acrostic
parasynanche:parasquinancie
parasynaxis:a secret, unlawful assembly
paratarius:easily procured
parator:a preparer, contriver
paratragoedo:to express one's self in a tragic, pompous manner
paratura:a preparing, preparation
paraueredus:an extra post-horse
parazonium:a dagger, in lemm.
parcepromus:avare, homme dur à ouvrir sa bourse
parcimonia:sparingness, frugality, thrift, parsimony.
parcimonium:c. parsimonia
parcipromus:one that gives sparingly, a niggard, curmudgeon
parciter:c. parce.
parda:femelle du léopard
pardaliace:aconit [plante]
pardalios:a precious stone spotted like a panther, jasper
pardalium:a kind of ointment that smells like a panther
pareas:a kind of snake
parecbasis:digression
!parectatos:déjà grand garçon, jeune homme
parectatos:grown up, marriageable
paredros:that sits by one's side, remains with one
paredrus:qui assiste qqn
paregoria:alleviation, ease
paregoricus:alleviating, assuaging
paregorizo:to soothe, alleviate, assuage
parelion:a mock sun, parhelion
parembole:ornements ajoutés
paremphatus:avec désignation précise de la personne
parentatio:funeral obsequies for parents, near relatives
parentatus:c. parentatio
parentatus2:offert dans les Parentales
parentela:relationship
parenthesis:parenthèse [fig. de rhét.] / insertion d'une lettre ou d'une syllabe dans un mot, épenthèse
parentia:obéissance
parenticidium:
parentiuus:des parents, relatif aux parents
pareoron:a plant
parergon:an extra ornament
parhedrus:c. paredrus
parhelion:parhélie [t. d'astronomie]
parhippus:an extra horse
parhomoeologia:concession dont on se prévaut contre son adversaire
parhomoeon:v. paromoeon.
parhypate:the string next to the uppermost, the note next to the highest
pariambus:A metrical foot consisting of a short and two long syllables
parias:a kind of snake
pariatio:a balancing, settling
pariator:a balancer, settler
pariatoria:a balancing, settling
pariatus:part. p. de pario 1
parichrus:sorte de pierre précieuse blanche comme le marbre de Paros
paricida:nom. sing., the murderer of his, her father, parents, a parricide.
paricidialis:pertaining to, producing the crime of parricide, parricidal, murderous, Adv.
pariens:P. of 2 pario, As
parientia:obedience
parietalis:of or belonging to walls
parietaria:the herb pellitory, parietary
parietarius:of or belonging to walls
parietina2:v. parietarius.
parietinae:old fallen-down walls, ruins
parietinus:of or belonging to walls
parifico:rendre égal
parilitas:equality
pariliter:equally
parimembre:
parimembris:à membres de phrase égaux
pario2:to make equal
parison:an even balance in the members of a sentence
paritas:equality, parity
parito:to prepare, get ready, be about
paritor:a servant, attendant, body-guard
pariturus:part. f. de pario 2
pariturus2:de pareo.
parmatus:armed with the
parmularius:An adherent of the party of the, who were armed with the, a Parmularian
paro2:to make equal, esteem equal.
paro3:a small, light ship
parocha:a supplying of necessaries, purveyance
parochensis:parochial
parochia:an ecclesiastical district, a parish, med.
parodia:a reply retaining nearly the same words or the same turn, a parody
paroecia:diocèse / paroisse / [concr.] église
paroemia:a proverb
paroemiacum:vers parémiaque [anapestique dimètre catalectique]
paromoeon:rapprochement de mots qui se ressemblent [fig. de rhét.]
paronomasia:a figure of speech
paronychia:envies
paronychiae:envies
paronyma:paronymes
paronymon:
paropter:vase à rôtir
paroptesis:action de rôtir légèrement
paroptus:roasted on the outside, slightly roasted
parotida:v. parotis.
parotis:a tumor near the ears, a parotis
parrhesia:liberté d'allure [fig. de rhét.]
parricidaliter:c. parricidialiter.
parricidatus:parricide
parricidialis:pertaining to, producing the crime of parricide, parricidal, murderous, Adv.
parricidialiter:murderously
parrus:c. parra
parsimonium:c. parsimonia
parsio:action d'épargner, épargne
parsurus:v. parco.
parta:celle qui a enfanté
parta2:acquisitions, possessions
partecta:
parthenicon:a plant, called also
parthenion2:nom de différentes plantes [matricaire, mercuriale, et surtout pariétaire]
parthenis:a plant, called also
parthenium2:the name of several plants.
partialis:partiel
partialiter:partly
partiario:adv., par moitié, en partageant
partiarius2:a sharer, partaker
partiatim:in different parts, places
partibilis:divisible
participabilis:qui a part, qui participe, participant
participalis:sharing, partaking, participant, participial
participatio:a sharing, partaking, participation
participator:a participator
participatum:participe
participatus:part. p. de participo.
participatus2:a sharing, participation, partnership
participialis:of the nature of a participle, participial, Adv.
participialiter:in the manner of a participle, participially
participium:a sharing, partaking, participation.
particularis:of or concerning a part, partial, particular, Adv.
particulariter:particularly
particulatio:a dividing into small parts, pieces
particulo:a sharer, partaker, participator
particus:détaillant, marchand en détail
partilis:divisible, single, Adv.
partiliter:partially, in part
partio2:a bearing, bringing forth, a laying
partite:with proper divisions, methodically
partitim:
partito:distributively
partitor:a divider, distributer
partitus:shared, parted, divided, distributed
partor:v. postpartor.
partualis:of or belonging to bearing, birth
partura:bearing
parturialis:en train d'être couvé [en parl. d'un oeuf]
parturibundus:in travail
parturiens:
parturitio:a desiring to bring forth, labor, travail
partus2:-I. Gained, acquired. -II. that has borne
parue:a little, slightly
paruibibulus:that drinks little
paruicollis:short-necked
paruiloquium:sobriété de paroles
paruipendentia:mépris, piètre estime
paruipensio:mépris, piètre estime
paruitas:smallness, littleness, slightness, insignificance, my humble self
parunculus:a small boat, a little bark
parus2:a titmouse, tomtit
paruulitas:tendre enfance
paruulum:de parvulus, pris advt, très peu
paruulus2:a child
parygrus:un peu humide, moite
pascalis:pasturing, grazing
pascha:The feast of the Passover, Easter
paschalis:of or belonging to the Passover, to Easter, paschal
pascito:to pasture, to feed
pascor:see pasco
pascua:(sc. terra), a pasture
pascua2:pâturage, pacage / terres rapportant un revenu au peuple romain / pâture, nourriture [des bêtes]
pascualis:c. pascalis.
pascuosus:full of pasture, fit for pasture
passarius:dried in the sun
passerarius:v. passarius.
passeratim:à la manière des moineaux
passercula:a little sparrow, sparrowlet
passerinus:of or fit for a sparrow
passernix:a whetstone
passibilis:capable of feeling, suffering, passible, Adv.
passibilitas:capability of suffering, passibility
passibiliter:passibly
passibilltas:
passio:a suffering, enduring
passionalis:susceptible of passion, passionate
passito:int., crier [en parl. de l'étourneau]
passiue:-I. dispersedly -II. passively
passiuitas:a scattered, confused condition, want of distinction, promiscuousness, med.
passiuitus:everywhere
passiuus:-I. Spread about, general, common, found everywhere -II. capable of feeling, suffering, passible, passive
passo:int., se ramollir [en parl. des ongles]
passor:celui qui ouvre
pasta:paste
pastellus:sceau en cire
pasticus:fed, fattened
pastillarius:a maker of pastils
pastillicans:having the shape of a little ball, globular
pastillico:
pastillitas:forme de pilule
pastillulus:petite pilule
pastillum:a little loaf, roll of bread, a little round loaf for offering
pastinaca:A parsnip, carrot
pastinatio:the act of preparing the soil of a vineyard, by digging and trenching it.
pastinator:one who digs and trenches the ground of a vineyard
pastinatum:ground dug and trenched; ground prepared for planting the vine
pastinatus:the act of digging and trenching the ground of a vineyard
pastino:to dig and trench the ground, to prepare the ground
pastinum:a kind of two-pronged dibble
pastophori:a kind of priests who carried about the images of their deities in a little shrine for the purpose of collecting alms
pastophorium:a little chapel in a temple where the image of a god was preserved and his servants abode
pastoraliter:like a shepherd
pastoritius:of or belonging to a shepherd, pastoral
pastura:a pasture
pastus2:part. de pasco et de pascor
patagino:int., avoir le contour gangrené
patagium:a gold edging, border
patagus:a sort of disease
patefactio:a laying open, disclosing, making known
patefactus:asco
patellarius:of or belonging to a dish, plate, platter-gods, the Lares
patena:a broad, shallow dish, pan, stewpan
patenter:openly, clearly
patenula:
paterculus:dim. de pater
paterne:paternellement
paternitas:fatherly feeling, care
patetae:a kind of dates
pateti:dattes sèches
patetus:S.
pathetice:pathetically
patheticus:full of pathos, affecting, pathetic
pathopoeia:excitation des passions [fig. de rhét.]
patibile:l'insensible
patibilis:Pass., supportable, endurable
patibulatus:fastened to the, yoked, gibbeted
patibulus:fastened to a patibulum, yoked, gibbeted
patibulus2:a fork-shaped yoke, a fork-shaped gibbet
paticabulum:a cistern, pond
patio:ely
pator:an opening
patraster:a fatherin-law
patratio:an effecting, achieving, accomplishing
patriarcha:the father, chief of a tribe, a patriarch.
patriarchalis:de patriarche, patriarcal
patriarches:the father, chief of a tribe, a patriarch.
patriarchicus:of or belonging to a patriarch, patriarchal
patriciatus:the rank, dignity of the patricians, a high dignity at the imperial court
patricidium:
patricie:v. patrice
patriciolus:dim. de patricius
patrie:paternally
patrimonialis:of or belonging to a patrimony, patrimonial
patrimoniolum:a little patrimony
patriota:a countryman
patrioticus:of or belonging to one's native land
patripassiani:believers in the doctrine of Noëtus, that the Supreme Father suffered in the death of Jesus
patrisso:to take after one's father
patritius:of the rank, dignity of the, belonging to the patricians, patrician, noble, Via Urbana
patritus:of one's father, forefathers, after the example of their fathers, forefathers
patrium:(sc. nomen), a patronymic
patrizo:to take after one's father
patrocinalis:of or belonging to protection, patronage, the patronage tab lets
patrocinatus:part. de patrocinor.
patronalis:of or belonging to a patron
patronatus:the character and condition of a patron, patronship, patronage
patronymice:d'après le nom du père
patronymicum:nom patronymique
patronymicus:formed after a father's name, patronymic;, a patronymic
paua:a peahen
pauciens:a few times, seldom, rarely
paucies:a few times, seldom, rarely
pauciloquium:a speaking but little
pauculi:qui sont en très petit nombre, très peu nombreux / [rare au sing.]
pauens:part. prés. de paveo; étonné, frappé, épouvanté, éperdu.
pauibundus:fearful, anxious
pauiclo:to beat down
pauiculo:to beat down
pauide:with fear, fearfully, timorously
pauido:
pauidum:n. pris advt, avec crainte, timidement
pauimentarius:a maker of pavements, a pavior
pauimenticius:qui sert de pavé
pauimento:To cover with a pavement, to pave
pauitatio:a trembling, quaking
pauitensis:beaten close
pauitum:a hard-beaten floor, a pavement
pauitus:part. de pavio.
paullatim:by little and little, by degrees, gradually
paullulatim:by little and little, by degrees, gradually
paullus:little, small
paululatim:by little and little, by degrees, gradually
paululo:by a little, a little, somewhat, at a trifling price
paululus:very little, very small, neutr.
pauonaceus:of or belonging to a peacock;, like a peacock's tail, variegated
pauper2:a poor man
pauperasco:to grow poor
pauperatus:part. p. de paupero.
pauperesco:int., devenir pauvre (s'appauvrir)
pauperius:adv., plus pauvrement
paupertatula:poverty
paupulo:int., se dit du cri des paons
pausabilis:that sometimes ceases
pausarii:the priests of Isis
pausate:en s'arrêtant
pausatio:a halting, pausing, end, after our death
pausatus:that has halted, paused; at rest, resting
pausea:a kind of olive, which yielded an excellent oil
pausillatim:peu à peu
pausillisper:en très peu de temps / en détail
pausillulum:a little
pausillulum2:a little
pausillulus:very little, very small, med.
pausillus:little, small
pausilypon:a tomb
pauso:to halt, cease, pause
pausum:c. pausa
pauus:fem., a peacock
pauxillisper:by little bits, by degrees
pauxillitas:diminutiveness
pauxillo:abl. pris advt, très peu
pauxillulum:a little
pauxillulus:very little, very small, med.
paxillus:a small stake, a peg.
peccamen:a fault, sin
peccans:sinful, full of sin
peccanter:wrongly, incorrectly, falsely
peccantia:sin
peccatela:sin
peccatio:a failing, fault, sin
peccator:a transgressor, sinner
peccatorius:sinful
peccatrix:a female sinner
peccatus:a failing, fault, trespass
pecoralis:of or belonging to cattle
pecorarius:a farmer of the public pastures and herds
pecorinus:de menu bétail
pectinarius:of or belonging to combs
pectinarius2:a combmaker
pectinatim:in the form of a comb, like the teeth of a comb
pectinator:a comber, carder
pectinatus:combed, sloped two ways like a comb
pectino:to comb, card, heckle.
pectio:a combing
pectis:a plant, called also, and
pectitus:part. de pecto.
pectorale:a breast-plate
pectoralis:of or belonging to the breast, breast-, pectoral
pectorosus:with a large, high breast, full-breasted, broadbreasted
pectunculus:a small scallop
pectusculum:a little breast
pecu:gen., cattle
pecualis:of or belonging to cattle
pecuaria:troupeaux, bestiaux / l'élève des troupeaux
pecuasco:- intr. - faire paître.
pecuatus:beastly, brutal
pecudalis:of or belonging to cattle
pecuinus:of cattle, Absol.
peculans:
peculantia:peculations
peculatorius:acheté avec le pécule
peculiariter:As private property
peculiarius:of or relating to private property
peculiatus:furnished with property of his own, that has private property.
peculio:to give, for one's self, as one's private property;
peculiolum:a little private property
peculiosus:having a large private property, wealthy
peculor:to defraud the public, to embezzle the public money, to peculate
pecuniae:(Lebaigue P. 1084 et P. 1085) concussion (argent à réclamer en justice parce qu'il a été perçu contre tout droit).
pecunialis:of or belonging to money, pecuniary
pecuniarie:pecuniarily
pecuniaris:of or belonging to money, pecuniary
pecuniariter:relating to money, pecuniarily
pecuniarius2:banquier
pecuosus:riche en troupeaux
pecusculum:an animalcule
peda:a footstep
pedalion:a plant, called also proserpinaca
pedalis2:-I. a slipper -II. a measure;
pedamen:échalas
pedamentum:a stake, prop
pedaneus:of the size of a foot, a foot in length, breadth
pedarii:
pedatim:foot by foot, one foot after another
pedatio:échalassement
pedatura:-I. the space, extent of a foot -II. a prop
pedatus:qui a des pieds
pedeplana:rooms on the ground-floor
pedepressim:cautiously
pedetentim:step by step, slowly
pedicator:pédéraste, amant (d'un homme).
pedicellus:a little louse
pediclus:a little foot.
pedico2:
pedicosus:full of lice, lousy
pedicularis:of or belonging to lice, pedicular, lousewort
pedicularius:of or belonging to lice, pedicular
pedicularius2:one who pressed the scabellum with his foot, a time-marker
pediculatio:maladie pédiculaire
pediculo:int., avoir la maladie pédiculaire
pediculosus:full of lice, lousy
pediculus:-I. a little foot. -II. a louse, another name for the, med.
pediculus2:pou
pedisecus:that follows on foot
pedisequus2:that follows on foot
peditastellus:a wretched foot-soldier, tramp
peditatus2:composé d'infanterie, d'infanterie
pedito:to go on foot
pedo3:to foot, to furnish with feet;
pedo5:one who has broad feet, a splay-foot
pedocucullus:a covering for the feet
pedor:- 1 - saleté, crasse, malpropreté. - 2 - Aug. mauvaise odeur, puanteur.
peduculatio:
peduculus:-I. a louse, another name for the, med. -II. a louse;
pedule:a sole
pedulis:of or for the feet
peduncularia:lousewort;
pedunculus:a louse, another name for the, med.
peganon:gardenrue
peganum:rue des jardins [plante] / rue des montagnes
pegmaris:of or belonging to the pegma, theatrical machine
pegniarius:Suet. gladiateur de parade (qui faisait des démonstrations d'escrime).
pegris:a sea-mussel
peieratio:perjury
peieratiuncula:petit parjure.
peieratus:[serment] violé par un parjure / Dieu) offensé par un parjure
peioro:Act., to render worse
pelagia:a kind of pearl-mussel
pelagicus:of or belonging to the sea, sea-
pelagium:purple color
pelamis:jeune thon [qui n'a pas un an]
pelecanus:a pelican
pelecina:c. pelecinos
pelecinon:a kind of sundial in the shape of a two-edged axe
pelecinos:hatchetvetch, a weed that grows among lentils
pelethronia:centaury
pelicanus:a pelican
pelicula:v. pellicula.
pellates:a kind of stone
pelleatus:clothed in a skin, skins
pellecebra:an enticement, allurement
pellectio:a reading through
pellectus:part. p. de pellicio ou de perlego.
pellesuina:a shop in which skins, hides were dressed and sold, a furrier's shop, a leather-dresser's shop, a leather-shop, a tannery
pellex:a kept mistress, concubine
pelliarius:de peau ou de pelletier
pellicator:flatteur, enjôleur
pellicatus:the cohabiting with a kept mistress, concubinage
pelliceo:to allure, entice, inveigle, decoy, coax, wheedle
pelliceus:made of skins
pellicius:made of skins
pellico:to be a rival
pelliculatus:part. passé de pelliculo; couvert d'une peau.
pelliculo:to cover over with skins
pelliger:clad in skins, furs
pellinus:made of skins
pellion:a plant, called also
pellionarius:one who prepared skins for the use of soldiers, a military furrier
pelliris:made of skin
pelluciditas:transparency, pellucidness
pellucidulus:bright, shining, glittering
pellucidus:transparent, pellucid.
pelluo:to wash off, to wash bathe, lave, Pass., to wash one's self, to bathe
pelluuia:bassin pour laver les pieds
pelluuiae:
pelluuium:a vessel for washing the feet in, a foot-tub
peltasta:a soldier armed with the, a peltast
peltastae:soldiers armed with the pelt, peltasts
peltifer:bearing, armed with the
peluicula:a small basin
peluis:a basin, laver; acc.
peluis2:c. pelvis
peminosus:qui se fend, qui se crevasse
pemma:pastry
penarius2:a storehouse, granary
penaticus:relatif aux provisions de bouche
penatiger:bearing with him his guardian gods
penatis:sing. de penates
pendens:Hanging;
pendiculus:a cord, noose, snare
pendigo:an internal tumor, abscess
pendix:pendigo
pene:nearly, almost, as I may say, subj., Sup.
penelops:a kind of duck, also called
penetica:
penetrabiliter:d'une manière pénétrante
penetral:c. penetrale
penetraliter:intérieurement
penetratio:a piercing, penetrating
penetrator:one who penetrates, a penetrator
penetratus:part. de penetro.
penicillus:A painter's brush, pencil
peniculamentum:A tail, train
peniculus:A brush
peninsula:a peninsula
penita:the inmost parts
penitus2:furnished with, having a tail
penitus3:inward, inner, interior, Comp., Sup.
pennarium:a receptacle for pens, a pen-box
pennata:winged creatures, birds, Comp.
pennatulus:provided with wings, winged
pennesco:to put forth feathers, wings, to become fledged
pennifer:feathered, winged
penniger:SITATING
pennirapus:le pennirape (antagoniste du gladiateur samnite, dont il devait enlever l'aigrette).
pennor:to put forth wings, become fledged
pennula:a little wing
pennus:pointed, sharp
pensa:a day's provisions, a ration for a day
pensabilis:reparable
pensator:peseur / [fig.] celui qui pèse [les paroles]
pensatus:part. de penso.
pense:v. pensius.
pensiculate:carefully
pensiculator:a weigher, examiner
pensiculo:to weigh, ponder, consider
pensilia:
pensim:c. pensiculate.
pensitatio:a paying, payment
pensitator:one who weighs, considers, a weigher, ponderer, considerer
pensiuncula:a small payment
pensor:one who weighs, considers, a weigher, examiner
pensura:a weighing
pentachordos:
pentachordus:five-stringed
pentacontarchus:a commander of fifty men, pentacontarch
pentadactylon:quintefeuille ou potentille (plante).
!pentadactylos:pentadactyle [coquillage] / c. pentaphyllon
pentadactylos:a pentadactyl, a kind of shell-fish
pentadoros:containing five palms, hand-breadths
pentaetericus:of five years
pentaeteris:espace ou période de cinq ans
pentagonium:a pentagon
pentagonius:
pentagonon:pentagone / c. pentaphyllon
!pentagonum:pentagone / c. pentaphyllon
pentagonus:quinquangular, pentagonal.
pentameter:a pentameter
pentanummus:a silver coin of the value of five asses
pentanumus:a silver coin of the value of five asses
pentapharmacum:a meal consisting of five dishes
pentaphyllon:five-leaved grass, cinque-foil
pentaprotia:the first five men, a board, college of five superior officers
pentaptota:nouns that have five cases, pentaptotes
pentaptotos:
pentas:the number five, five
!pentasemos:qui a cinq temps [métrique]
pentasemos:that has five marks, divisions of time
pentaspaston:a tackle with five pulleys
pentasphaerum:sorte de plante odoriférante (c. malabathron ?) / portiques à cinq rangs de colonnes
pentasphaerus:a kind of costly spice
pentastichos:
!pentasyllabos:qui est de cinq syllabes
pentasyllabos:having five syllables, five-syllabled
pentathlos:one who practised the five exercises
pentathlum:the contest of the five exercises
!pentathlus:one who practised the five exercises
pentatomon:five-leaf, cinque-foil
penteloris:having five thongs, five stripes
penteremis:remus), c. penteres
penteris:a ship, with five banks of oars
pentethronicus:à cinq trônes [mot forgé]
penthemimeres:a part of a verse, consisting of its first two feet and a half, a penthemimeris
penthemimericus:
pentorobon:a plant, called also
penuarius:of or for provisions
penula:a woollen outer garment covering the whole body, a kind of cloak, mantle, worn on journeys, and also in the city in rainy weather, to press one strongly to stay
penultimus:the last but one
penum:provisions de bouche, comestibles / garde-manger / sanctuaire du temple de Vesta
peplis:the name of two plants, one of which was also called, and the other
peplium:a medicinal plant, a species of spurge
pepo:a species of large melon, a pumpkin
pepticus:that promotes digestion, peptic
pepunculus:a small pumpkin
perabiectus:deeply humbled
perabsurdus:very absurd
peraccommodatus:very suitable, very convenient
peraccuratus:très soigné, parfait
peracer:very sharp;
peractus:P. of perago
peracute:very sharply, with great keenness
peradpositus:very suitable, apposite
peradulescentulus:a very young man
peraedificatus:completely built, built up
peraedifico:
peraequatio:a making perfectly equal
peraequator:an equalizer, an equal distributor
peraequatus:part. p. de peraequo.
peraequo:to make quite equal, filled up, yielded, produced
peraestimo:to esteem greatly
peragitatus:part. p. de peragito.
peragranter:in roving about
peragratrix:she that wanders, travels through
peragratus:part. p. de peragro.
peragror:
peralbus:very white
peraltus:very high, lofty
peramans:very loving, very fond
peramarus:very bitter, hostile
peramice:très amicalement
peramicus:very friendly
peranceps:very doubtful, very uncertain
peranguste:very narrowly
peranno:to live through a year
perappositus:very suitable, apposite
peraratus:part. p. de peraro.
perardeo:to burn violently
peraresco:to grow very dry
perargutus:Very shrill
perarmatus:thoroughly armed, well equipped
perasper:very rough
perastutulus:very crafty
peraticum:a species of the bdellium-tree
peratim:by bags, wallets
peratticus:very Attic, very elegant
perbacchatus:qui a ravagé en furieux
perbacchor:to carouse, revel through
perbeatus:very fortunate
perbelle:very prettily, very finely
perbenemeritus:very well deserved
perbeneuolus:very friendly
perbenigne:very kindly
perbito:To go over
perblande:very winningly
perbullio:to boil thoroughly
percaedo:to cut up completely
percalefacio:tr., échauffer fortement
percalidus:très chaud
percalleo:to know, understand well
percandefacio:to make very hot, to heat thoroughly
percandidus:very white
percaute:avec de grandes précautions.
percautus:very cautious
percedo:
perceleber:very famous, very celebrated, distinguished
percelebratus:part. p. de percelebro.
perceleriter:very quickly, very soon
perceno:dîner complètement
percensio:a going over, a survey, review
percepta:v. percipio fin.
perceptibilis:Perceptible
perceptor:a receiver, imbiber
perceptus:perceived, observed.—Plur. n, doctrines, rules
percernis:easily visible
percingo:c. praecingo
percipibilis:perceptible
percis:
percisus:part. p. de percido.
percitatus:part. p. de percito.
percito:to excite thoroughly, strongly, vehemently
perciuilis:very courteous, affable, civil
perclamo:tr., crier fort [qqch]
perclaresco:to become very clear, very well known
percludo:
percnopterus:a mountain-stork
percnos:a kind of eagle
!percnus:a kind of eagle
percoctus:part. de percoquo.
percoeno:v. perceno.
percognitus:well known
percognosco:to become perfectly acquainted with
percolapho:to buffet well
percolatio:a straining through, a filtering
percolatus:part. p. de percolo 1
percomis:very friendly, very courteous
percommodus:very suitable, very convenient, very opportune, Adv.
percongruus:tout à fait approprié
perconor:to carry out
percontatiue:inquiringly
percontatiuus:universally known
percontatum:a fundamental truth, an established principle
percontatus:part. de percontor
perconterreo:tr., frapper de terreur
perconto:to question strictly, particularly, to inquire earnestly
percontumax:very obstinate, very contumacious
percooperio:to cover entirely
percopiose:very copiously
percrassus:very thick
percresco:to grow greatly
percribro:to sift thoroughly
percrudus:quite raw
percudo:to strike, break through
perculsus:P. of percello
percultor:an ardent adorer, reverencer
percultus:part. p. de percolo 2
percumbo:
percunctatiue:
percunctatiuus:universally known
percunctator:an asker, inquirer
percunctatus:part. passé de percontor; qui a questionné, qui s'est informé.
percuncto:to question strictly, particularly, to inquire earnestly
percupide:avec beaucoup d'empressement, avec beaucoup de curiosité.
percupidus:very partial to, very fond of
percuratus:part. p. de percuro.
percursio:a running through, over;
percursor:one who runs through
percursus:P. of percurro
percursus2:action de parcourir, parcours
percussibilis:penetrating, pervading
percussionalis:adapted for striking, played by striking
percussura:a blow, stroke, thrust
percussus:part. de percutio.
perdagatus:explored
perdamno:- tr. - condamner.
perdecipio:to deceive utterly
perdefessus:worn out, utterly wearied
perdefleo:to lament
perdeleo:to destroy utterly, to exterminate
perdensus:very compact, very dense
perdescribo:tr., décrire en détail
perdicalis:of or belonging to partridges, partridge-
perdicium:Pellitory
perdico:to say out, to finish saying
perdifficiliter:with great difficulty
perdignus:very worthy;
perdiligens:very diligent, Adv.
perdiligenter:very diligently
perdiserte:very eloquently
perdisertus:very eloquent
perdissipatus:aboli, anéanti
perditim:desperately, to desperation
perditio:ruin, perdition
perditrix:she that ruins, destroys
perditus2:ruine, perte.
perdiu:for a great while, very long
perdiuido:tr., partager
perdiuisus:wholly parted from, quite apart from
perdiuturnus:that lasts a very long time, very lingering, protracted
perdix:a partridge
perdocilis:très docile
perdocte:very skilfully
perdolatus:part. p. de perdolo.
perdoleo:to pain, grieve greatly
perdolisco:to feel great pain, grief
perdolo:to hew out, to fashion with hewing
perdominor:to rule, reign throughout
perdomitor:a tamer, subduer
perdomitus:part. p. de perdomo.
perdormisco:to sleep on
perductio:a leading, conducting
perducto:to lead, conduct
perductus:P. of perduco
perdudum:a very long time ago
perdurabilis:Boet. qui dure longtemps.
perduratio:longue durée
perdurus:very hard
perefflo:to breathe out entirely, breathe away
pereffluo:to flow through., to forget
pereffossus:crevé (oeil)
pereger:who is on a journey, abroad, away from home, abroad, away from home.
pereger2:who is on a journey, abroad, away from home, abroad, away from home.
peregregius:very excellent
peregrina:a foreign woman
peregrinabundus:travelling about
peregrinans:P. of peregrinor
peregrinator:one who travels about
peregrinatus:part. de peregrinor.
peregrino:int., c. peregrinor
peregrinor:to be, live in foreign parts, to sojourn abroad, to travel about
peregrinulus:estranged
peregris:v. pereger.
pereleganter:very finely, very elegantly
perelixo:to boil thoroughly
pereloquens:very eloquent
peremensus:all measured out
peremne:the auspices taken by magistrates on crossing a river or a spring
peremnia:auspices pris avant d'effectuer le passage d'un fleuve
peremnis:-I. of or belonging to crossing a river -II. that lasts, continues the year through
peremptalis:of or belonging to destruction, abolition, abolishing, cancelling;, lightnings that destroy the effect, portent of former lightnings
peremptio:a destroying, killing
peremptorie:in a peremptory manner, peremptorily
peremptorius:destructive, deadly, mortal
peremptrix:she that destroys, kills
peremptus:P. of perimo
peremtio:a destroying, killing
peremtior:meurtrier.
peremtor:a destroyer, slayer, murderer, Absol.
peremtorie:in a peremptory manner, peremptorily
peremtorius:destructive, deadly, mortal
peremtrix:she that destroys, kills
peremtus:part. p. de perimo.
perendinatio:a putting off till the day after to-morrow
perenniseruus:one who is always a slave
perennitas:lastingness, continuance, perpetual duration, perpetuity, a title of the Roman emperors
perenniter:constamment, perpétuellement
perennito:
perenticida:a cutpurse
pererratus:part. p. de pererro.
pereruditus:very learned
peresus:P. of peredo
pereuacuo:to empty quite
perexcrucio:tr., tourmenter cruellement
perexeo:to go out through
perexigue:very little, very sparingly
perexilis:very slender
perexoptatus:greatly desired, much longed for
perexpeditus:very ready
perexplicatus:wholly completed
perexsiccatus:quite dried up
perextimeo:tr., craindre fort vivement
perextimesco:to fear greatly
perfabrico:to work, use up;, to take in, overreach, cheat
perfacul:arch. pour perfacile)
perfacundus:very eloquent
perfalsus:tout à fait faux
perfamiliaris2:a very intimate, familiar friend
perfatuus:very foolish, very silly
perfectissimatus:the rank and station of a, under the later emperors
perfectiuus:qui parachève
perfector:a finisher, perfecter
perfectrix:she that finishes, perfects
perfectus2:a finishing, perfecting; perfection, Plur., effects
perfecundus:very fruitful
perferens:bearing, brooking, patient
perferentia:a bearing, suffering; endurance
perferuefio:to become very hot
perferuens:
perferueo:to be very hot
perferus:very wild, savage
perfica:qui achève
perfidelis:very trusty, very faithful
perfidens:trusting greatly, confiding strongly
perfingo:to form, represent
perfinio:- tr. - finir, accomplir.
perfixus:transfixed, pierced
perflabilis:Pass., that can be blown through.
perflagratus:blazing greatly
perflamen:a blowing through, a blast, breath
perflatilis:that can be blown through, exposed to the wind
perflatio:a blowing through, a blast
perflatus:part. p. de perflo.
perfletus:reflex., having bewailed her case to excess
perflexus:contourné [fig.],
perfloreo:int., se couvrir de fleurs
perfluus:flowing, undulating., effeminate, wanton
perfoco:to stifle, suffocate
perfoecundus:very fruitful
perfoederatus:strongly leagued together
perforaculum:a borer, an auger, gimlet
perforatio:action de trépaner
perforator:
perforatus:part. p. de perforo.
performidatus:
performido:to fear greatly
performidolosus:very fearful
performo:to form thoroughly, to form
perfortis:très courageux
perfortiter:very bravely
perfossio:a digging through, perforation
perfosso:to dig through
perfossor:a digger through, breaker through
perfossura:a digging through
perfossus:P. of perfodio
perfoueo:to warm through
perfractus:P. of perfringo
perfragilis:très fragile
perfragrans:very fragrant
perfremo:to roar, snort along
perfrequens:very crowded, much frequented
perfrequento:tr., fréquenter beaucoup
perfreto:to sail over
perfricatio:frottement, friction
perfricatus:part. p. de perfrico.
perfrictio:-I. a catching cold, a violent cold -II. a rubbing, abrasion
perfrictiuncula:a slight cold
perfrictus:part. p. de perfrico.
perfrigefacio:to make very cold, to benumb
perfrigeo:to take cold
perfrigero:to make cold, to cool off, to let grow cold
perfrio:to rub to pieces, to crumble up
perfriuolus:very worthless, very frivolous
perfructio:complete enjoyment, fruition
perfructus:P. of perfruor
perfruitio:complete enjoyment, fruition
perfulcio:to prop up, to sustain, support
perfulguro:
perfunctio:a performing, discharging, an undergoing, enduring
perfunctorius:done in a careless, superficial manner, slight, careless, negligent, perfunctory, Adv.
perfunctus:P. of perfungor
perfuse:profusely
perfusio:a pouring over, upon, a wetting, moistening
perfusor:one who pours water over another, a bath-servant
perfusorie:sans préciser, vaguement
perfusus:P. of perfundo
pergaudeo:to rejoice greatly
pergenitus:engendered, produced
perglisco:to become quite fat
pergnarus:that has a thorough knowledge of, that is very experienced, well versed in
pergracilis:very slender
pergrandesco:to grow very large
pergraphicus:very skilful, very artful
pergrauiter:very gravely, very seriously
pergulanus:en forme de berceau
pergustus:taste
perhaustus:part. p. de perhaurio.
perhibitus:
perhiemo:to winter, pass the winter; to lie, remain all winter
perhonestus:very honorable
perhonorifice:very respectfully
perhorreo:to tremble, shudder greatly at, to have a great horror of
perhorridus:very dreadful, frightful, most horrid
perhumaniter:very kindly, very politely
perhumanus:very kind, very courteous, very polite, Adv.
perhumilis:de très petite taille, rabougri
perhyemo:to winter, pass the winter; to lie, remain all winter
periagium:rouleau
periambus:A metrical foot, consisting of two short syllaoles
periboetos:cried up, celebrated, famous
peribolus:the circuit, enclosure
pericarpum:a kind of bulbous plant
perichristarion:a kind of eye-salve
perichyte:a kind of gladiatorial combat, an enclosing, enveloping
periclitatio:a trying, a trial, experiment
periclitatus:part. de periclitor.
periclymenos:a climbing plant, the woodbine, honeysuckle, also called
!periclymenus:a climbing plant, the woodbine, honeysuckle, also called
pericope:a section
periculo:bousilleur, gâcheur
periculor:c. periclitor
periegeticus:the writer of travels
perieratiuncula:a petty perjury
periero:to swear falsely, to forswear, perjure one's self.
periero2:c. pejero
perihodus:A complete sentence, a period
perileucos:a precious stone
perillustris:Very brilliant, very notable
perimachia:an attack, hostile assault
perimbecillus:very weak, feeble
perimetros:a circumference, perimeter
perimmensus:immense
perimpleo:tr., remplir entièrement
perimproprius:paradoxal
perinaeon:the space between the sexual parts and the fundament, the perineum
perinanis:entièrement vide
perincertus:very uncertain
perincommode:very inconveniently, very unfortunately
perincommodus:very inconvenient, very troublesome, annoying, Adv.
perinconsequens:very inconsequent, very absurd
perindigeo:to need very much, to be in great need
perindigne:very indignantly
perindignus:very unworthy, very unbecoming, Adv.
perineon:the space between the sexual parts and the fundament, the perineum
perineos:périnée [t. d'anat.]
perineptus:très inepte
perinfamis:very infamous
perinfirmus:very weak, feeble
peringeniosus:of good natural abilities, very clever
perinlustris:very brilliant, most notable
perinsolens:very unusual
perinteger:very honest, very virtuous
perinuitus:very unwilling
perinundo:to overflow, inundate completely
perinungo:to anoint all over
periodeuta:one that goes about, a visitor
perior:inus., qui a donné peritus,
periosteon:the membrane which surrounds the bone
peripetasma:tapisserie, tapis, tenture
peripetasmata:coverings, curtains, hangings, carpets
peripheria:a circumference, periphery
periphrasis:a circumlocution, periphrase
peripleumoniacus:of or belonging to consumption, consumptive, peripneumonic
peripleumonicus:of or belonging to consumption, consumptive, peripneumonic
periplus:a sailing round, circumnavigation
peripneumonia:pulmonary consumption, peripneumonia
peripneumonicus:of or belonging to consumption, consumptive, peripneumonic, subst. m. a consumptive person
peripneumonicus2:a consumptive person
peripodion:vêtement qui descend jusqu'aux talons
peripsema:offscouring, refuse, filth
peripteros:surrounded with a row of columns on the outside
periratus:very angry
periscelium:an anklet
perispomenon:mot périspomène, qui a l'accent circonflexe
perisseuma:c. perissochoregia
perissochoregia:a present over and above, an extra present
perissologia:redundancy of expression
perisson:the name of a plant, also called
perissosyllaba:syllable ajoutée
peristasis:a subject, theme
peristereon:verveine [plante]
peristereos:vervain, peristereon
peristromata:coverings, carpets
peristrophe:a turning about, the turning of an opponent's argument against himself
peritissimus:skilfully constructed, clever
perito:périr
peritonaeos:of or belonging to the peritoneum, peritoneal
peritonaeum:the membrane enclosing the intestines contained in the abdomen, the peritoneum
peritoneum:the membrane enclosing the intestines contained in the abdomen, the peritoneum
peritteuma:c. perissochoregia
periugis:qui coule sans aucun arrêt
periuratiuncula:léger parjure
periuriosus:full of perjury, perjured, perfidious
perizoma:a girdle
perlaetus:very joyful, glad, full of joy
perlambo:tr., lécher partout
perlapsus:P. of perlabor
perlate:very widely, very extensively
perlatio:A bearing away, a conveying, transferring
perlator:a bearer, carrier, conveyer
perlatrix:she that bears, carries
perlatus:P. of perfero
perlaudabilis:very commendable
perlauo:to wash, bathe thoroughly
perlaxo:to relax greatly
perlecebrae:
perlectio:L
perlectus:part. p. de perlego.
perleuiter:very lightly, very slightly
perlibens:-I. med. -II. doing, seeing a thing very willingly, with good will, pleasure
perlibenter:very willingly, with great pleasure
perliberalis:very well bred, very genteel, Adv.
perlibet:it is very pleasing, agreeable, I should very much like
perlibratio:a levelling
perlibro:to make exactly level, to level.
perlicet:it is perfectly allowable
perligo:c. perlego
perlimo:to file;, to sharpen, make clearer, med.
perlino:to smear all over
perlippidus:très baveux
perliquidus:very liquid
perliteratus:very learned
perlito:to sacrifice very auspiciously, with very favorable omens, Impers. pass.
perlitus:part. p. de perlino.
perlonge:a long way off
perlongum:adv., très longtemps
perlubens:-I. doing, seeing a thing very willingly, with good will, pleasure -II. med.
perlubenter:very willingly, with great pleasure
perluciditas:transparency, pellucidness
perluctuosus:very mournful
perludo:to play about
perlumino:to shine through, illumine greatly, med.
perlusorius:sportive, in sport, in jest
perlustratus:part. p. de perlustro.
perlutus:part. de perluo.
permaceo:to be very thin, very weak
permacer:very lean
permacero:to soften thoroughly
permagnificus:very sumptuous, very magnificent
permagno:très cher, à un prix très élevé
permale:very badly
permanasco:to flow to;, to penetrate to
permanens:p.-adj. de permaneo, permanent
permansio:a remaining, persisting
permarini:les dieux qui protègent sur la mer
permarinus:that accompanies through the sea
permaturesco:to become quite ripe, to ripen fully
permaturo:to become quite ripe
permaturus:quite ripe
permaxime:very greatly, particularly
permaximus:very great indeed, extremely great, Adv.
permeabilis:that can be passed through, passable
permeator:he that passes through
permeatus:part. de permeo.
permeatus2:the passage through
permediocris:very moderate
permedius:qui se trouve bien au milieu
permeio:c. permingo
permensio:a measuring out
permensuro:tr., mesurer
permensus:measured out
permereo:to go through service, to serve out
permicies:a wasting away, perishing; ruin, destruction, decay
permilito:to serve out one's time as a soldier
perminimus:exceedingly small
perminutus:
permirabilis:very wonderful
permirandus:very wonderful
permissio:a giving up, yielding, ceding, an unconditional turrender
permissor:a permitter
permissum:a permission
permissus2:Permitted
permiste:confusément, pêle-mêle.
permistim:confusément, pêle-mêle.
permistio:A mixing together;, ingredients mixed together, a mixture
permistus:part. passé de permisceo. II mêlé, mélangé, confondu.
permitis:very mild
permixte:confusedly, promiscuously
permixtim:confusedly, promiscuously
permodice:very little
permodicus:very moderate, very small, Adv.
permoestus:greatly afflicted, dejected
permolestus:very troublesome, Adv.
permollis:very soft
permoneo:to admonish
permonstrans:showing, explaining accurately
permonstro:tr., montrer
permorior:to die
permoror:to delay, tarry long
permotatus:greatly moved, violently excited
permotio:a moving, exciting, excitement, in order to move, stir the feelings
permotus:part. p. de permoveo.
permulctus:v. permulceo
permulsio:a stroking
permulsus:part. p. de permulceo.
permultum2:une très grande quantité
permundo:to cleanse thoroughly
permundus:very cleanly
permunitus:part. passé de permunio; soigneusement fortifié.
permutabilis:qui peut être changé
permutatim:adv., réciproquement
permutatus:part. p. de permuto
pernarius:a ham-seller
pernarro:to narrate completely
pernauigatus:sailed through, over
pernauigo:
perneco:to kill, slay outright
perneo:to spin out, spin to an end
pernetus:
pernicialis:destructive, deadly, fatal
pernicio:destruction
perniciosa:baneful things
perniger:very black
pernimium:altogether too much
pernimius:quite too great, altogether too much, Adv.
pernio:a kibe on the foot, a chilblain
perniteo:to shine very much
pernities:v. pernicies.
perniunculus:a chilblain
pernoctanter:en passant les nuits
pernoctatio:a passing the night
pernoto:tr., remarquer, noter avec soin
pernotus:thoroughly known, well known
pernoxius:very harmful, very dangerous
pernubilo:to darken
pernunculus:a ham
pernuntio:to announce
perobscurus:very obscure
perodi:to hate greatly, to detest
perodiatus:
perodiosus:very grievous, troublesome, very annoying
perolesco:to grow up
peropacus:very shady
peropertus:bien fermé
peroptato:very much to one's wish
peroptimus:extrêmement bon
peropus:very necessary
peroratio:the finishing part, the close, winding up of a speech, the peroration
peroratus:part. p. de peroro.
peroriga:per ou prae, auriga), intendant d'un haras [ou] palefrenier
perornatus:very ornate
perosculor:to kiss again and again
perose:hatefully
perpaco:to quiet completely, reduce to quiet
perpalaestricos:en homme [en lutteur] très exercé, très habilement
perpallidus:very pale
perparce:very sparingly, parsimoniously
perparum:very little
perpasco:to graze, pasture.
perpascor:to lay waste, devastate
perpastus:well fed, in good condition
perpateo:int., être ouvert entièrement
perpauculi:ly
perpauculus:very little, very few
perpauefacio:to frighten very much, to make one afraid
perpaululum:a very little indeed
perpaululus:very little indeed;
perpaulum:-I. a very little -II. a very little indeed
perpaulum2:a very little
perpaulus:very little.
perpauper:very poor
perpauxillus:very little;
perpedio:to hinder, impede
perpendeo:int., pendre tout au long
perpendicularis:perpendiculaire
perpendicularius:perpendicular
perpendiculator:an artisan who uses a plumb-line, a stonemason
perpendiculatus:perpendicular
perpensatio:an exact weighing, a careful consideration
perpense:with deliberation, deliberately, comp.
perpensio:examen attentif
perpenso:to weigh carefully;, to ponder, consider
perpensum:alidade bien dirigée
perpensus:part. p. de perpendo.
perpere:c. perperam
perperitudo:heedlessness, thoughtlessness
perperus:not properly constituted, faulty, defective, wrong
perpessitius:that can endure much, that has endured much, patient, enduring
perpessor:
perpessus:part. de perpetior.
perpetim:constantly, without intermission, perpetually
perpetrabilis:that may be done, allowable, permissible
perpetratio:a performing, committing, performance, perpetration
perpetrator:a performer, committer, perpetrator
perpetratus:part. p. de perpetro.
perpetualis:that holds everywhere, universal, general
perpetualiter:permanently
perpetuarius2:a fee-farmer, hereditary tenant
perpetuatus:part. de perpetuo.
perpetuito:
perpetuum:the abiding, permanent, for all time, forever, in perpetuity, constantly
perpexus:wellcombed
perpinguis:very rich
perplaceo:to please greatly
perplanus:very plain
perplexabiliter:in a perplexing manner, perplexingly
perplexim:intricately, confusedly, perplexedly
perplexio:perplexity, ambiguity;
perplexitas:perplexity, obscurity
perplexor:to make confusion, cause perplexity
perplicatus:interlaced, entangled.
perploro:to weep greatly
perplouo:
perplures:très nombreux
perplurimus:très nombreux
perpluuium:grande pluie
perpol:par Pollux.
perpolite:in a very polished manner;, sup.
perpolitio:a thorough polishing, elaborating
perpolitus:thoroughly polished, refined
perpopulatus:part. p. de perpopulor.
perporto:to carry, transport
perpotior:to get entire possession of, to hold, enjoy completely
perprandeo:int., prendre une collation
perpressa:f, a plant, called also
perpressus:part. p. de perprimo.
perprobabilis:very worthy of belief, highly probable
perprosper:very favorable, very prosperous
perprurisco:to itch all over
perpugnax:very pugnacious
perpulcher:very beautiful
perpulsus:greatly smitten
perpunctus:part. p. de perpungo.
perpungo:to pierce through and through
perpurgatus:part. p. de perpurgo.
perpurigo:to cleanse, purge thoroughly, to make quite clean.
perpurus:very clean
perpusillus:very small, very little, I will ask very little, the very little man
perputo:to trim, prune thoroughly., to set forth plainly, neatly
perquadratus:perfectly square
perquiesco:to rest all through, to spend in rest
perquiritatus:greatly sought after
perquisite:exactly, accurately;, comp.
perquisitio:recherche attentive, examen
perquisitius:avec plus de soin.
perquisitor:a seeker out, a hunter after
perquisitus:P. of perquiro
perrarus:very uncommon, very rare, Adv.
perreconditus:very hidden, abstruse, very recondite
perrecturus:P. of pergo
perrectus:part. p. de pergo.
perridiculus:very laughable, very ridiculous, Adv.
perrimosus:
perrodo:to gnaw, eat through
perrogatio:a decree
perrogito:to ask through in succession, to ask one after another
perruptus:part. de perrumpo.
persaeuio:to be furious
persaeuus:very furious
persalse:very wittily
persancte:very sacredly, religiously
persanctus:very sacred, holy
persano:to cure completely
persceleratus:very vicious
persciens:knowing well., acc.
perscienter:very knowingly, very discreetly
perscisco:to learn thoroughly, become well informed of
perscissus:part. p. de perscindo.
perscitus:very clever, very fine.
perscriptito:to write down
perscriptura:a drawing up, a writing
perscriptus:P. of perscribo
perscrutator:a thorough searcher, an examiner, investigator
perscrutatrix:an examiner
perscrutatus:v. perscrutor.
persculptus:carved, engraved
persea:a sacred tree in Egypt and Persia
perseco:to cut up, exlirpate; to cut out, excise;
persecutio:a following after, a chasing, pursuing; a chase, pursuit.
persecutor:A pursuer
persecutrix:she that pursues, persecutes
persecutus:P. of persequor
persegnis:very sluggish, inactive
persenesco:to grow old
persenex:very old
persenilis:very old, aged
persephonium:wild poppy
persequax:eagerly pursuing
persequutus:part. de persequor.
persero:to stick, run through
persero2:to sow, plant
perserpo:to creep perpetually, to crawl
perseruio:to serve throughout
perseruo:to preserve
perseuerabilis:persevering
perseueratio:continuance, duration
perseuere:very strictly
persibus:very knowing, very acute
persiccatus:quite dried, perfectly dry
persiccus:very dry
persideo:to continue sitting, remain long sitting
persigno:To note down, record
persilio:to leap through
persillum:sorte de fiole en usage dans les sacrifices
persisto:to continue steadfastly, to persist, to remain
persites:a plant, a species of
persolata:a plant, the brown mullen
persolido:to make quite solid
persolitus:very usual
persollata:a plant, the brown mullen
persolus:quite alone
persolutus:part. de persolvo.
personalis:of or belonging to a person, personal
personalitas:personnalité
personaliter:personally
personarius:
personata:a kind of large burdock
personatio:resonance
personatiue:personally
persorbeo:to suck, drink up, to absorb
perspecte:adv., avec finesse, en connaisseur
perspectio:a seeing into, perception
perspectiuus:relatif à la perspective
perspector:one who understands, a discerner
perspectrix:
perspectus2:a viewing thoroughly, an inspection
perspeculor:to examine, explore thoroughly, to reconnoitre well
perspergo:to besprinkle, to wet.
perspicabilis:that may easily be seen, conspicuous
perspicace:sharp-sightedly, acutely
perspicacitas:sharp-sightedness, discernment, discrimination
perspicaciter:acutely, sharp-sightedly, Comp.
perspicibilis:that may be clearly seen, bright
perspicuitas:transparency, clearness.
perspisso:très lentement
persterno:to pave all over, to make quite even, level
perstillo:to leak, drip
perstipo:to crowd, press together
perstratus:P. of persterno
perstricte:d'une manière serrée
perstrictim:c. praestrictim
perstrictio:a rubbing, friction
perstrictus:part. de perstringo.
perstrido:to roar, whistle through
perstructus:part. de perstruo.
perstruo:to build completely, build up
perstudiose:very eagerly, very fondly
persuadenter:de façon très persuasive
persuasibilis:convincing, persuasive, Adv.
persuasibiliter:convincingly, persuasively
persuasitrix:celle qui persuade, qui séduit
persuasor:a convincer, one who persuades, prevails upon
persuasorius:qui entraîne la persuasion
persuastritrix:she that persuades, a, female, persuader.
persuasus:fixed, settled, of which I am fully convinced
persuauis:very sweet, very pleasant, delightful, Adv.
persuauiter:very pleasantly
persubhorresco:int., se hérisser fortement [en parl. de la mer]
persubtiliter:avec beaucoup de subtilité
persulcans:qui sillonne (la mer).
persulcatus:sillonné [de rides]
persulco:to furrow through, to plough up.
persultator:one who leaps, skips about
persuo:to sew through, sew up
persuptilis:v. persubtilis.
pertabesco:to be gradually consumed, to waste away
pertaedeo:- intr. - dégoûter.
pertango:to touch all over, to baste well
pertego:to cover all over
pertemerarius:very rash;
perteneo:to hold constantly, keep hold of, hold fast
pertentatus:part. p. de pertento.
pertento:To prove, try, test
pertepidus:very lukewarm, very tepid
perterebro:to bore through
pertergo:to wipe off, wipe dry.
pertero:to rub, bruise, pound to pieces
perterrefacio:to frighten, terrify thoroughly
perterrefactus:part. passé de perterrefacio; épouvanté.
perterrito:to frighten, terrify thoroughly
pertextus:part. p. de pertexo / tissé entièrement
perticalis:that serves for poles, stakes
perticarius:of or belonging to poles
perticatus:furnished with, carrying a staff
pertimefacio:to put in great fear, to frighten greatly
pertimefactus:épouvanté
pertinens:part. de pertineo.
pertono:to thunder violently, Act., to proclaim aloud, thunder forth, announce
pertractator:a handler
pertractatus:part. p. de pertracto.
pertractus:part. p. de pertraho.
pertractus2:delay, duration
pertralucidus:very translucid
pertranseo:to go, pass through
pertransibilis:qu'on peut traverser
pertranslucidus:très transparent
pertrectatio:A handling
pertrectatus:part. passé de pertracto. - 1 - Petr. touché, manié. - 2 - revu souvent, étudié à fond, approfondi.
pertremisco:to tremble greatly at, to be in great fear of, acc.
pertremo:- tr. - Fest. redouter.
pertrepido:- intr. - Juvc. être affairé, être pressé, être impatient.
pertrepidus:in great alarm, in great haste
pertricosus:very confused, perplexed, very strange
pertrux:very savage, terrible
pertumesco:to swell up greatly
pertumidus:greatly swelled out
pertumultuose:in a very agitated, tumultuous manner
perturbata:confused visions, perverted truths
perturbatiuus:causing disturbance
perturbator:a disquieter, troubler, disturber
perturbatrix:she that disquiets, disturbs
perturbidus:very unquiet, full of disturbance
pertusio:a perforation
pertussus:part. de pertundo.
pertusura:a thrusting, boring through, perforation
peruacuus:très vide
peruagabilis:ranging, sweeping through
peruagatio:extravagance, erreur
perualde:
perualidus:very strong.
peruaporo:to steam, fill with vapor
peruarie:very variously
peruarius:very various, Adv.
peruasio:an invad ing, invasion
peruasor:an invader
peruasus:part. p. de pervado.
perubique:everywhere
peruectio:a conveying, carrying through
peruector:a bringer, conveyer
peruectus:part. p. de perveho.
peruenor:to hunt through;, to run through, about
peruentio:an arrival
peruentor:a comer, arriver
peruenustus:very comely
peruereor:tr., craindre fort
peruerro:tr., balayer avec soin (al. praeverro)
peruersio:a turning about, inversion; a wresting, perversion
peruerso:tr., renverser entièrement
peruersor:corrupteur
peruesperi:very late in the evening
peruestigatio:a searching into, examining, investigation
peruestigator:a searcher, investigator
peruetustus:very old
peruiam:accessible
peruiaticum:money for a journey
peruicaciter:stoutly, obstinately
peruictus:P. of pervinco
peruicus:stubborn, obstinate
peruidens:
peruigilatio:a devotional watching, a vigil
peruigilia:a watching all night long
peruilis:very cheap
peruinca:pervenche [plante]
peruio:to go on, proceed
peruiolentus:très violent [al. inviolentus]
peruirens:ever flourishing, ever green
peruireo:
peruiridis:very green
peruiso:to behold, contemplate
perunctio:a besmearing, anointing
perunctus:part. p. de perungo.
perungo:to besmear, anoint
perunitus:united
peruolaticus:flying about, unstable, volatile
peruolgatus:Very usual, very common
peruolitantia:a flying around, circumvolation
peruolo2:to wish greatly, to be very desirous
peruoluto:to roll over and over;, to turn over, to look through, read
peruolutus:part. p. de pervolvo.
peruorsus:turned the wrong way, askew, awry
perurbane:very elegantly
perurbanus:very polite, pleasant, witty.
perurgeo:To press upon greatly, to oppress, distress
perustio:
perustus:part. p. de peruro.
perutiliter:très utilement
peruulgate:after the manner of the people, as the vulgar do
peruulgatus:Very usual, very common
pesestas:peste
pesoluta:an Egyptian plant used for making garlands
pessarium:a pessary
pessimo:to make utterly bad, to spoil completely, to ruin, Pass.
pessulum:a pessary
pessum2:pessaire
pessumdatus:part. de pessumdo.
pessundo:couler bas, submerger / [fig.] perdre, ruiner
pessus:a pessary
pestibilis:pestilential, destructive, noxious
pestifer2:mischievous person
pestifere:balefully, pestiferously
pestilentiarius:pestilential
pestilentiosus:pestilential, unhealthy
pestilentus:pestilential, unhealthy
pestilis:pestilential, un wholesome
pestimus:plaguebringing, pestilential
petacius:more greedily
petalum:a metal plate
petaminarius:a tumbler, rope-dancer
petasatus:with a travelling-cap on, ready for a journey
petasio:a leg, pestle of pork
petaso:a leg, pestle of pork
petasunculus:-I. a little leg, pestle of pork -II. a small travelling-cap
petasunculus2:petit pétase
petaurista:a tumbler, vaulter, rope-dancer.
petauristes:équilibriste
petax:catching at, striving after, greedy for, gen., adv. comp.
petendus:desirable.—Plur. n
petheredium:petitio hereditatis
petibilis:capable of being demanded
peticius:qui demande souvent, demandeur
petiginosus:full of scabs, eruptions, scabby
petigo:a scab, an eruption
petilium:an autumnal flower
petilus:thin, slender
petimen:a sore on the shoulder
petiolus:a little foot, little leg
petisso:to strive after, seek for repeatedly, eagerly, to pursue;
petitiuncula:a little petition
petitorium:the complaint, declaration
petitorius:of or belonging to solicitation
petitrix:A female applicant, candidate
petitum:to apply, solicit for an office, to be a candidate for office
petitura:demande
petiturio:to desire to sue for office, to long to become a candidate
petitus:things striven for, the life relinquished excels the life grasped
petoritum:an open, four -  wheeled carriage
petrabulum:a stone-thrower, catapult
petraeus:that grows among rocks, rock-
petralis:stony
petrarium:carrière de pierre
petrasco:
petrensis:found among rocks, stones
petrinus:of stone, stone-
petrites:a kind of wine
petrobolus:lancé comme un projectile, projectile
petrocarpos:herbe qui pousse au milieu des pierres
petronius:rock-, crag-, mountain- canis
petrosa:rocky places
petroselinon:rock-parsley
petroselinum:rock-parsley
petrosus:full of rocks, rocky
petrotos:stony, petrified
petulus:v. petilus.
peuce:The pinetree, pitch-pine-tree
!peucedanon:peucédanum ou queue-de-pourceau [plante]
peucedanon:the plant hog's-fennel, sulphurwort
!peucedanum:peucédanum ou queue-de-pourceau [plante]
peumene:a kind of spume, scum of silver
peusis:interrogation
pexibarbus:dont la barbe est frisée
pexitas:thickness, closeness
pezicae:mushrooms without a root, without a stalk
pezitae:mushrooms without a root, without a stalk
phaenion:a plant, the anemone
phaenomena:appearances in the air, sky
phaenomenon:an appearance.
phagedaena:A diseased and excessive appetite, voracity
phagedaenicus:spreading like a cancer, can-cerous
phago:a glutton, gormandizer
phagrus:a fish
phala:a scaffolding, a scaffold.
phalacrocorax:a coot, cormorant
phalaecion:mètre ou vers phaleuce, phaleuque, phalèque, phalécien ou hendécasyllabe
phalaecium:mètre ou vers phaleuce, phaleuque, phalèque, phalécien ou hendécasyllabe
phalaecum:mètre ou vers phaleuce, phaleuque, phalèque, phalécien ou hendécasyllabe
phalanga:
phalangarius:-I. one who carries burdens with the aid of a long pole, a carrier, porter -II. a soldier belonging to a phalanx, a phalangary
phalangion:tarentule [araignée venimeuse]
phalangita:phalangite, soldat d'une phalange
phalangitae:soldiers belonging to a phalanx, phalangites
phalangites:spider-root
phalangitis:phalangère [plante]
phalangium:tarentule [araignée venimeuse]
phalangius:A kind of venomous spider
phalango:to carry away on a pole
phalaris2:The plant canarygrass
phaleris:The plant canarygrass
phalero:to adorn with trappings, ornament the breast, to deck, set off, display
phaleucium:mètre ou vers phaleuce, phaleuque, phalèque, phalécien ou hendécasyllabe
phallicus:phallique
phallouitrobolum:a drinking-vessel shaped like a phallus
phallouitrobolus:a drinking-vessel shaped like a phallus
phallouitrobulum:
phallus:a figure of an obscene shape, carried about at the festival of Bacchus, originally a symbol of the generative power of nature; a phallus
phanerosis:a manifestation, revelation
phantasmaticus:fantastic, imaginary
phantastice:by the fancy
phantasticum:fantôme, double
phantasticus:imaginary
pharanitis:pharanitis, a kind of amethyst
pharetrazonium:a quiverbelt
pharetriger:quiver-bearing, of the Persian king Xerxes
pharicon:a kind of poison, so named from its inventor, Pharicus
!pharicum:a kind of poison, so named from its inventor, Pharicus
pharmaceuticus:of or belonging to drugs, pharmaceutical
pharmaceutria:a sorceress, in lemm
pharmacum:drogue (médicament ou poison).
pharnaceon:c. pharnacion.
pharnacion:a species of the plant panax, named for Pharnaces
pharnuprium:a kind of figwine
phascola:a wallet, scrip
phaselaria:a dish of pickled French beans
phaselus2:a kind of bean with an edible pod, French beans, kidney-beans, phasel
phaseolus:a kind of bean with an edible pod, French beans, kidney-beans, phasel
phasganion:the sword-lily, gladiole
phasganium:sorte de glaïeul [plante]
phasiana:a pheasant
phasianarius:a pheasant-keeper
phasianinus:of or belonging to pheasants, pheasant-
phasianus2:a pheasant
phasiolos:a plant, also called isopyron
!phasiolus:c. isopyron
phaulius:bad;, a bad kind of olives
phaunos:a parasitic plant
pheleta:a cheat, rogue, robber
phellandrion:a plant with leaves like ivy
phellos:the cork-tree;, the part of the water-clock made from it, the cork
phengites:phengite, selenite, erystallized gypsum
pheos:a prickly plant, also called
pherombros:another name for
phetrium:lieu d'assemblée
phetrius:membre d'une confrérie
pheugydros:hydrophobic
pheuxaspidion:another name of the plant
phi:interj. d'admiration, ah ! oh, oh ! diantre ! peste !
phiditia:the public meals of the Lacedœmonians
philanthropia:a benevolence, a present, gift
!philanthropion:don d'amitié
!philanthropium:don d'amitié
philanthropos:goose-grass, clivers
philargicus:fond of ease
philargyria:the love of money, avarice
philetaeria:c. polemonia
philetaeris:a plant, called also
philippei:philippes, monnaie [d'or] à l'effigie de Philippe
philippi:philippes, monnaie [d'or] à l'effigie de Philippe
philitia:the public meals of the Lacedœmonians
philocalia:a love of the beautiful
philocalus:propret, élégant
philograecus:fond of Greek
philograecus2:a lover of the Greek language
philopaes:a plant
philopygista:an abandoned person
philosarca:a lover of the flesh
philosarx:qui tient à la chair
philosopha:a female philosopher
philosophaster:a bad philosopher, a philosophaster
philosophe:philosophically
philosophiae:
philosophice:in a philosophical manner, philosophically
philosophicus:of or belonging to philosophy, philosophic, Adv.
philosophumenos:philosophical
philosophus2:philosophical
philostorgus:loving tenderly, affectionate
philotechnus:fond of the arts, relating to the, study of the arts, philotechnic
philtrodotes:A plant, called also
philura:the linden-tree
philus:beloved
philyrinus:made of the inner bark of the linden-tree
phlasca:v. flasca.
phlebotomia:blood-letting, phlebotomy
phlebotomice:blood-letting, phlebotomy
phlebotomo:to let blood from, to bleed, phlebotomize
phlebotomus:a lancet, a fleam
phlegma:a clammy humor of the body, phlegm
phlegmaticus:full of phlegm, phlegmatic
phlegmon:a burning heat, inflammation beneath the skin
phlegmone:flegmon [t. de médecine]
phlegontis:sorte de pierre précieuse
phloginos:a flamecolored gem
phlogites:c. phloginos
phlogitis:a flamecolored gem
phlogium:sorte de collyre.
phlomis:mullein
phlomos:mullein
phlox:a, flower
phoba:a corymb
phobodipsos:hydrophobia
phoce2:a seal, sea-dog, sea-calf
phocis:a kind of pear-tree on the isle of Chios
phoealgici:
phoenice2:a kind of barley, mouse-barley
phoenicea:a kind of barley, mouse-barley
phoeniceus:purple-red
phoeniciatus:c. phoenicatus
phoenicinus:de palmier
phoenicites:vin de dattes
phoenicitis:a precious stone
phoenicium:couleur écarlate
phoenicobalanus:the Egyptian date
phoenicurus:a bird, the redtail, redstart
phonema:a saying
phonos:another name of the plant atractylis
!phonus:another name of the plant
phorimon:a kind of alum
phorineumuinum:a kind of wine
phormio:wicker-work of reeds, rushes, a mat, a straw covering
phormium:couffin
phosphoreus:of or belonging to the morning-star
phragmites:a kind of reed growing in hedges
phragmitis:ou subst
phrasis:diction
phrenetizo:- intr. - C.-Aur. être atteint de frénésie.
phrenion:a plant
phreniticus:mad, delirious, frantic, in lemm.
phrenitis:v. phrenesis
phrenitizo:to be mad, crazy, frantic
phronesis:understanding, good sense, prudence;, the mother of philology
phryganion:an animal
phryganius:insecte inconnu
phrygio:an embroiderer in gold, an embroiderer
phrygionius:embroidered
phrygium:le bonnet phrygien
phrynion:a plant, called also
phrynos:a kind of venomous frog, living in thorn-hedges
!phrynus:sorte de grenouille venimeuse
phthiriasis:the lousy disease, phthiriasis
phthirophoros:a kind of pine-tree that bears very small cones
!phthirophorus:
phthisicus:consumptive, phthisical
phthisiscens:attaqué d'une phtisie récente, phtisique
phthisisco:to become consumptive, phthisical
phthitarus:
phthoe:c. phthisis
phthongus:a sound, tone
phthorius:corrupting, destructive
phu:valériane [plante]
phu2:foh! fugh!
phulacista:a jailer;, of a creditor who duns for his money, and makes a prisoner of the debtor by keeping a watch on his house
phy:pish! tush!
phycis:a fish that lives among sea-weed, and changes its color at various seasons of the year, the lamprey
phycitis:a precious stone
phylacista:a jailer;, of a creditor who duns for his money, and makes a prisoner of the debtor by keeping a watch on his house
phylacterium:an amulet
phylarchus:the chief of a tribe, a prince, emir
phyllon:a plant, called also
phyma:a kind of boil, tumor
phynon:a kind of eye-salve
phyrama:the gum of the tree called
physema:a hollow, empty pearl
physica:natural science, natural philosophy, physics
physica2:physics
physice:natural science, nutural philosophy, physics
physice2:in the manner of naturalists, physically
physicus2:of or belonging to natural philosophy, physics, natural, physical
physiognomicus:physiognomonique
physiognomon:a physiognomist
physiologa:Physiology
physiologia:knowledge of nature, natural philosophy, physiology
physiologice:naturally, physiologically
physiologicus:of or belonging to physiology, physiological, Adv.
physiologumena:recherches sur l'histoire naturelle
physiologus:of or belonging to physiology, physiological;
physis:nature.
phyteuma:groundsel
piaclum:a means of appeasing a deity;
piaculariter:sinfully
piatio:an appeasing, propitiating of the gods by offerings
piator:prêtre qui fait des cérémonies expiatoires
piatrix:she that appeases the gods by a sacrifice
piatus:part. p. de pio.
picaria:a place where pitch is made, a pitch-hut
picarius:
picatio:action d'enduire de poix
picatus:pitchy
picatus2:dont les pieds ont la forme de ceux d'un sphinx
piceatus:bedaubed with pitch, pitchy;, thievish
picinus:pitch-black
picra:a medicine made of aloes
picridia:c. picris
picridiae:bitter salad
picris:Bitter lettuce
pictacium:v. pittacium
pictilis:embroidered
pictoria:la peinture
pictorius:of or belonging to painters, pictorial
picula:a little pitch
piens:c. pius
pigendus:v. piget.
pigens:part. prés. de pigeo; fâché.
pigmentarius:of or belonging to paints, unguents, a dealer in paints, unguents
pigmentarius2:a dealer in paints, unguents, med.
pigmentatus:painted, colored
pigneraticia:an action on account of a pledge
pigneraticius:of or belonging to a pledge, absol.
pigneratio:a pledging, pawning, mortgaging
pigneratitius:of or belonging to a pledge, absol.
pigneratus:part. p. de pignero.
pignoraticius:of or belonging to a pledge, absol.
pignoratio:action d'engager, gage, hypothèque
pignorator:celui qui prend des gages, qui reçoit des hypothèques
pignoriscapio:a taking, seizing as a pledge
pignoro:engager, donner en gage / attacher par un bienfait, obliger
pigredo:sloth fulness, indolence
pigreo:to be slow, sluggish, reluctant
pigresco:to become slow, sluggish
pigritas:slothfulness, indolence
pigrities:sloth, sluggishness, laziness, indolence
pigritor:to be slow, sluggish, tardy
pigro:to be indolent, slow, dilatory
pigror2:sluggishness, indolence
piguus:indolent
pii:the departed, the blessed
pila2:a mortar
pila3:a pillar, they are not to be publicly sold
pilaris:of or belonging to a ball
pilarium:a burialplace where the ashes of the dead were deposited in cylindrical vases
pilarius:one who performs tricks with balls, a ball-thrower, juggler
pilastilus:a javelinmaker
pilates:a kind of stone
pilatim:pillar-wise, with pillars.
pilatrix:she that robs, plunders
pilatus2:-I. closepressed, thick, dense -II. armed with javelins
pilatus3:part. p. de pilo 1
pilens:c. pilentum
pileo:coiffer du pileus [un esclave, pour indiquer qu'on l'affranchit]
pileolum:
pileolus:ve, triarius
pileum:piléus [sorte de bonnet phrygien en laine, dont on coiffait les esclaves qu'on affranchissait] / [porté par un citoyen comme signe de liberté, p. ex. aux Saturnales, dans les festins, dans les fêtes] / [fig.] bonnet d'affranchi, [d'où] affranchissement, liberté / coiffe [du foetus]
pililudius:c. pilarius
pilleo:to place, the, on, to bonnet
pilleolum:a small felt cap, a skull-cap
pilleolus:a small felt cap, skull-cap
pilo:to ram down;, to thrust home
pilo2:int., se couvrir de poils / tr., épiler
pilosus2:a shaggy person, creature, a satyr
pilpito:int., en parl. du cri des souris
pilula:a little ball, globule.
pilumen:toute substance pilée
pilumnus2:armé d'un javelot
pilus2:the division of the triarii in the Roman army
pina:the sea-pen, spiny mussel
pinacothece:a picture-gallery
pinalis:de pin
pinastellum:a plant, also called peucedanum
pinastellus:a plant, also called peucedanum
pinaster:a wild pine
pinax:a picture on a wooden tablet, a picture
pincerna:a cupbearer, butler
pincerno:
pincernor:int., être échanson
pinea:a pine-nut, a pine-cone
pineum:a pine-cone
pinguamen:fat
pinguedo:fatness, fat
pinguefacio:to make fat, to fatten
pinguiarius:one who likes fat
pinguiculus:somewhat fat, fattish
pinguifico:
pinguiter:fatly, with fatness
pinguitia:graisse
pinguities:fatness
pinguiusculus:somewhat fat, fattish
pinicellus:petite boule, globule
pinnaculum:a peak, pinnacle
pinnapes:winged on the feet, having winged feet
pinnicillum:
pinnipes:qui a des plumes aux pieds
pinnipotens:able to fly, winged
pinnoteres:pinnotère (petit crabe qui se loge dans la pinne marine).
pinnus:pointu
pinophylax:a species of crab, called also
pinoteres:the pinna-guard, a species of crab found in the shell of the, and fabled to keep watch over it
pinotheres:the pinna-guard, a species of crab found in the shell of the, and fabled to keep watch over it
pinsatio:a stamping, pounding, crushing
pinsatus:part. p. de pinso 1
pinsitor:pileur, broyeur
pinsitus:de pinso 2
pinso2:tr., piler
pinsor:a baker
pinsus:part. p. de pinso 2
pipatio:a piping, chirping, whimpering
pipatus:a peeping, piping, chirping
piperacius:parsemé de petites taches comme des grains de poivre
piperatarius:containing pepper
piperatorium:a silver dish to hold pepper, a pepper-box
piperatum:peppersauce
piperinus:sorte de pierre [blanchâtre et grenelée]
piperitis:pepperwort, Indian pepper
pipilo:to peep, pip, chirp
pipio2:to peep, pip, chirp
pipio3:a young piping, chirping bird, a squab
pipizo:the young of the crane
pipo:to peep, pip, chirp
pipulus:a peeping, piping, chirping;
piracium:perry
piratice:adv., en pirate
piraticum:c. piracium
pirula:Isid. le bout du nez.
pisa:a species of leguminous plant, pease, the pea
pisatus:part. de piso
piscapus:pêcheur.
piscaria:fish-market
piscarius2:a fish-monger
piscatio:a fishing, fishery
piscatoria:la pêche, le métier de pêcheur
piscatrix:she that fishes
piscatura:a fishing
pisceus:de poisson
pisciceps:[inus.]
piscinalis:of or belonging to a bath
piscinarius:one fond of fish-ponds; adj. of or belonging to fish-ponds
piscinarius2:of or belonging to fish-ponds
piscinensis:of or belonging to fish-ponds
piscinilla:petit vivier, petit bassin
piscinula:petit vivier, petit bassin
pisciunculus:tout petit poisson
pisculentum:a remedy prepared from fish
pisculus:c. pisciculus
pisinni:little ones, children
pisinnus:small, little;
pisinnus2:small, little;
pisito:to utter the natural cry of the starling
piso2:a mortar
piso3:tr., piler
pissago:poix fondue
!pissasphaltos:pissasphalte, sorte de bitume [poix minérale ou de Malte]
pissasphaltos:earth-pitch, pissasphalt, a kind of soft bitumen
pisselaeon:an oil made from the resin of the cedar
pissinus:of pitch, pitch-
pissoceros:pitch-wax, work of pitch and wax, the second foundation of the honey-comb
pistaceum:the fruit of the pistachiotree, a pistachio-nut
pistacia:a pistachio-tree
pistacium:pistache
pistana:a plant, arrow-head
pistatio:
pistatus:v. pisto.
pisticus:pure, genuine
pistillus:a pounder, pestle
pisto:to pound
pistolochia:v. plistolochia
pistoricius:v. pistorius
pistoricus:c. pistorius.
pistriger:whale-bearing
pistrilla:a little pounding-mill
pistrina:a bakehouse, bakery
pistrinalis:of or belonging to a bakery
pistrinarius:the manager of a pounding-mill, a miller
pistrinensis:of or belonging to a pounding-mill, mill-
pistrinus:of or belonging to, the Whale
pistris:scie [gros cétacé] ; [par ext.] baleine
pistura:a pounding, a grinding
pistus:part. p. de pinso 2
pithanologia:exposé ou production de raisons, de preuves, d'argumentation
pithecium2:I. A little ape II. A plant, called also antirrhinon
pithecus:an ape
pitheus:sorte de comète
pithias:a barrel-shaped comet
pitinnus:v. pisinnus
pitisso:v. pytisso.
pittaciarium:frais d'un permis, d'une permission
pittaciarum:Inscr. frais d'un permis, d'une autorisation.
pittaciolum:amulette
pituinus:of or from pines, pine-
pituitaria:an herb that removes phlegm
pituitosus:full of phlegm, phlegmatic, pituilous
pitydion:pomme de pin
pityida:
pityinus:of or from pines, pine-
pityis:a pine-cone
pityocampa:the pine-grub, pine-caterpillar
pityocampe:the pine-grub, pine-caterpillar
pityon:
pitysma:v. pytisma
pityusa:euphorbe-pityuse [plante]
pium:she is affectionate, through want of affection, her sisterly triumphed over her maternal love, waged for one's country, allies
placabiliter:act., soothingly, appeasingly
placamen:a means of pacifying, appeasing, a lenitive
placate:calmly, composedly, quietly
placatio:a pacifying, appeasing, propitiating
placatorius:of or belonging to pacifying, appeasing, propitiating; appeasing, placatory
placatrix:she that appeases, propitiates
placendus:v. placeo.
placens:agreeable, pleasing
placentarius:a pastry-cook, confectioner
placentia:suavity, courteousness
placesco:int., plaire
placibilis:that can please, pleasing
placida:embarcation légère
placiditas:mildness, gentleness of nature, disposition, placidity
placido:to soothe, calm
placidulus:gentle, quiet, still
placitio:complaisance (pour soi-même)
placitis:a kind of calamine produced in a furnace
placiturus:part. fut. de placeo.
placiuus:pleasing
placor:contentment, approval, satisfaction
placusia:v. plagusia.
plagalis:consistant en coups
plagella:double toile, compresse
plagiaria:séductrice [épithète de Vénus]
plagiaticius:of or belonging to a plagiarist, plagiary
plagiator:A man-stealer, kidnapper
plagiaules:a player on the cross-flute
plagiger:stripe-bearing, born to be flogged
plagio:to steal, kidnap
plagioxypus:celui qui bat souvent
plagusia:a kind of fish
plana:a plane
planaris:on a level surface, flat, plane
planatus:part. p. de plano.
planca:a board, slab, plank
plancus2:a kind of eagle
planes:a wandering star, planet
planesco:int., s'aplanir
planeta:a wandering star, planet
planetae:planètes
planetarius:an astrologer
planetes:a wandering star, planet
planeticus:wandering, wandering about
plangimonium:lamentation
planguncula:a little wax doll
plangus:sorte d'aigle
planiloquus:speaking clearly, intelligibly, speaking plainly
planipedus:de plain-pied
planitudo:evenness, levelness
planitus:Tert. en plaine, par une route unie.
plano:to level, make plain, flat, even
plantago:a plantain
plantaria:sets, slips, young trees
plantarium:-I. a nurserygarden, nursery -II. the sole of the foot
plantatio:A setting, planting, transplanting
plantator:a setter, planter, transplanter
plantatorium:
plantatrix:celle qui plante
plantatus:part. p. de planta.
plantiger:having shoots, branching
planula:a little plane
planus2:a juggler, impostor, cheat
plasea:the tailpiece, buttock
plasis:action de façonner, de modeler
plasmabilis:façonné, pétri
plasmatio:a forming, fashioning, creating
plasmator:a former, fashioner, creator
plasmo:to form, mould, fashion, med.
plasso:to form, mould, shape
plastica:the plastic art, statuary
plasticator:a moulder, modeller in clay
plastice:the plastic art, statuary
plasticus:of or belonging to moulding, modelling, plastic
plasticus2:a moulder, modeller, statuary
plastografus:
plastum:créature.
plastus:fictitious, deceptive
platalea:the spoonbill
platanetum:a grove of plane-trees
plataninus:of or belonging to the plane-tree, plane-
platanista:a fish in the Ganges
platanus2:platane ou plane [arbre]
platea2:the spoonbill
platessa:a flatfish, plaice
platice:general, summary instruction, a general plan, scheme
platice2:in general, generally
platicus:general, compendious, summary, Adv.
platon:daim
platyceros:having spreading horns, broadhorned
platycoriasis:an excessive dilatation of the pupil of the eye
!platyophthalmos:c. stibium
platyophthalmos:antimony
platyphyllon:a broad-leaved species of the plant
platys:broad
plaumoratum:a, kind of plough
plausibiliter:with applause
plausilis:that claps applause, applauding, plausive
plausio:applause
plausito:to clap, flaps its wings
plaustellum:petit chariot
plaustra:a wagon, wain, cart.
plaustrarius:of or belonging to a wagon, wagon-
plaustrarius2:
plaustrilucus:shining like Charles's Wain, brilliant
plaustrix:a female applauder
plausus2:a clapping sound, the noise that arises from the beating, striking together of two bodies.
plautus:Flat, broad
plebeius3:plébéien, du peuple, de la plèbe, non patricien / [fig.] du commun
plebicula:the common people, the populace, the mob, rabble
plebis:v. plebs
plebiscitus:plébiscite.
plecta:a border
plectibilis:Pass., deserving punishment
plectibilius:adv., avec plus de rigueur
plectricanus:qui résonne sous le plectre
plectrifer:carrying the plectrum
plectriger:
plectripotens:master of, skilful with the plectrum, great in lyric poetry
plectura:enlacement [des rameaux]
pleius:of or belonging to the common people, commonalty, plebeian, the goddess of Chastity of the plebeians
plemina:raies (sillons) aux mains et aux pieds
plenarius:complet
plenilunium:the full moon
plenipotens:tout-puissant
plenitas:a being full, fulness, repletion
pleniter:pleinement, complètement
plenitudo:a being full, fulness, plenitude
pleo:to fill, to fulfil
!pleonasmos:pléonasme
pleonasmos:a pleonasm
pleraque:-I. all, every thing, the most, the greatest, part. -II. mostly, for the most part
pleroma:fulness
pleromarius:a seaman
pleroticus:serving to fill out, complemental
plerum:v.
plethron:mesure agraire de 10 000 pieds en carré, chez les Grecs
pletura:fulness, a filling
pleuricus:at, on the side, lateral
pleurisis:pleurisy
pleuritici:pleuritic patients
pleuriticus:affected with pleurisy, pleuritic
pleuritis:A sharp pain in the side, pleurisy
plexibilis:
plexilis:[plecto], entrelacé
plexus:involved, intricate, entangled, ambiguous
plexus2:a twining, plaiting, braid
plica:
plicatilis:that may be folded together, doubled up, flexible, pliable
plicatura:a folding, doubling, a fold, plicature
plicatus:part. de plico.
plicitus:
plinthis:A square;, a square base, a plinth
plinthium:a hollow square figure, a kind of sundial
plinthos:the large flat member under the inferior moulding of a column, the base, plinth
!plinthus:the large flat member under the inferior moulding of a column, the base, plinth
plipio:int., en parl. du cri de l'autour
plistolochia:a plant facilitaling parturition
ploce:a repeating of the same word with a different meaning
ploerus:plerusque
plorabunde:d'une manière déplorable
plorabundus:tout éploré
ploratillum:
ploratio:a wailing, weeping, lamentation
plorator:a wailer, lamenter, mourner
ploratus2:part. de ploro.
plostrarius2:A wagon - maker, wheelwright, A wagon - driver, wagoner
plostror:int., faire le charretier
plosus:a clapping sound, the noise that arises from the beating, striking together of two bodies.
plotus:Flat, broad
ploxemum:a wagon-box
ploximum:a wagon-box
plubago:mine de plomb; plombagine.
plumacium:a feather pillow, down pillow
plumalis:feathered
plumarius:of or belonging to soft feathers;, embroidered with feathers
plumarius2:an embroiderer
plumatile:an embroidered garment
plumator:
plumatus:P.a.
plumbago:A species of lead ore, black-lead, plumbago, also called
plumbarium:a place to keep leaden vessels in
plumbarius:of or belonging to lead, lead-; Subst. m. a plumber
plumbarius2:a plumber
plumbatae:balles de plomb [servant aux exercices des soldats] / martinet garni de plomb
plumbatura:a soldering with lead
plumbatus:leaden
plumbea:a leaden ball
plumbosus:full of lead, having much lead mixed with it, Sup.
plumella:a small feather
plumesco:to begin to have, get feathers, to become fledged
plumiger:feather-bearing, feathered
plumipes:feather-footed, with feathered feet
pluor:rain
pluralis:belonging, relating to more than one, relating to many
pluralis2:le pluriel
pluralitas:Plurality
pluraliter:en pluralité / au pluriel
pluratiuum:the plural number, the plural
pluratiuus:plural
pluriens:often, oftentimes, frequently
pluries:often, oftentimes, frequently
plurifarius:varié, multiple
pluriformis:having many forms, manifold, varied
plurilaterus:having several sides
plurime:c. plurimum
pluriuocus:having several, many significations
plusquamperfectum:plus-que-parfait [gram.]
plutearius:a maker of balustrades
pluteum:A penthouse, shed, mantlet
plutiarius:a maker of balustrades
plutor:the rainer, he who sends rain
pluuialiter:comme de la pluie, en pluie
pluuiaticus:of or belonging to rain, rain-
pluuiatilis:of or belonging to rain, rain-
pluuiosus:full of rain, rainy
pluuium:the inner court of a dwelling
pneuma:souffle / l'Esprit-Saint
pneumaticus:of or belonging to air, to wind, air-, wind-, pneumatic;
pnigeus:a cover, damper, which keeps down the rising air in the hydraulic organ
pnigitis:a kind of potter's clay
pnix:crampe, spasme
po:pro potissimum positum est in Saliari carmine insep. prep.
pocillator:a cupbearer
pocularis:qui sert à boire
poculentus:-I. drinkable, potable -II. That may be drunk, drinkable
podager:one who has the gout, a gouty man
podagricus2:a gouty person
podagrosus:having the gout, gouty
podagrosus2:un podagre
poderes:a long garment descending to the ankle, worn by the priests
poderis:a long garment descending to the ankle, worn by the priests
podia:a rope fastened to one of the lower corners of a sail, for the purpose of setting it to the wind;, a sheet
podiarius:one who performs mimes on the stage, a mime
podicus:of or belonging to a foot
podismalis:qui concerne la mesure par pieds
podismatio:mesure en comptant par pieds
podismatus:measured out by feet
podismo:tr., mesurer au pied
podismus:a measuring out by feet, foot-measure
poemerium:- 1 - le pomérium (zone sacrée où l'on prenait les auspices, espace à l'intérieur et à l'extérieur des murs où il était interdit de bâtir ou de cultiver). - 2 - boulevard d'une ville. - 3 - bornes, limites.
poenales:men subject to punishment, criminals
poenalis:of or belonging to punishment, penal, Absol.
poenaliter:by punishment, penalty
poenarius:of or belonging to punishment, penal, criminal
poenior:To inflict punishment upon, to punish
poenitendus:adj. verb. de paeniteo.
poenitens:g up
poenitenter:
poenitentia:- 1 - repentir, regret. - 2 - pénitence, repentance, componction, contrition.
poeniteo:Act., to cause to repent, to displease; Neutr., to repent, be sorry
poenitio:a punishment
poenosus:painful
poeto:c. poetor
poetor:to be a poet, to write poetry, to poetize
poetris:a poetess
pogonias:a kind of comet
polcer:c. pulcher.
polea:the dung of an ass's foal
polemonia:Greek valerian, otherwise called
polenta2:peeled barley, pearl-barley
polentum:c. polenta
polia:a precious stone of a gray color
polia2:a stud of horses
polimen:Polish, brightness
polimenta:the testicles
polimentum:testicule
polimina:the testicles
polio3:polisseur, celui qui donne du brillant / dissipateur
polion:a strong-smelling plant, poley-germander
politia:The State, the name of one of Plato's works
politicus:of or belonging to civil polity, to the State, political, civil
politio:a smoothing, a furbishing, polishing.
polium:a strong-smelling plant, poley-germander
pollen:fine flour, mill-dust
pollenter:[inus.], avec puissance
pollicaris:of or belonging to a thumb
polliceo:pass.
pollicitator:a promiser
pollicitatrix:she that promises
pollicitus:v. polliceor
pollictor:one who washes corpses and prepares them for burning, an undertaker, buriers
pollinaris:of or belonging to fine flour, flour-, meal-
pollinarius:of or belonging to fine flour, flour-, meal-
pollinatus:bluté
pollinctus:
pollio2:v. polio3
pollubrum:a wash-basin, laver
pollucibilitas:magnificence, excellence
pollucte:with rich offerings, sumptuously, magnificently
polluctum:sacrifice, banquet sacré / portion de victime réservée pour le peuple
polluctus:part. de polluceo.
pollute:[inus.], impudiquement, d'une manière infâme
pollutio:defilement, contamination, pollution
pollutius:P.-Nol. d'une manière plus infâme.
pollutrix:a polluter
pollutus:polluted, unchaste
polose:going through the poles
polosus:haut, élevé
polubrum:a wash-basin, laver
poluinar:a couch made of cushions, and spread over with a splendid covering, for the gods and persons who received divine honors; a couch, cushioned seat of the gods, before all the seats of the gods, in all the temples, at the, feasts of the gods, rich store of beasts for sacrifice
polulus:little
polyacanthos:a kind of thistle
polyandrion:a common burial-place, graveyard, cemetery
polyanthemum:a caustic plant, otherwise called batrachion, many-flowered, crowfoot
polyanthemus:renoncule [plante]
polyarchion:a kind of soothing ointment
!polyarchium:
polyarcyon:a kind of soothing ointment
polycarpos:a plant, also called polygonus
polychrestos:polychreste [t. de méd.]
polychronius:long-lived, med.
polycnemon:a plant
polygala:the herb milkwort
polygamia:polygamie
polygonaton:The plant called Solomon's seal
polygonatos:renouée / leucacantha
polygonium:a plant, knotgrass
polygonium2:polygone
polygonius:having many angles, polygonal
polygonoides:a species of the plant
!polygonos:v. polygonus.
polygonum:a polygon, med.
!polygonus:renouée [plante]
polygrammos:a sort of jasper, with many white streaks
polymita:damask
polymitarius:of damask, highly wrought, finished
polymitarius2:a damask-weaver
polymyxos:having many wicks
polyneuron:a plant, great plantain
!polyonymos:qui a plusieurs noms
polyonymos2:a plant, parietary
!polyonymus:qui a plusieurs noms
polyphagus:a glutton, gormandizer
polypleurus:qui a beaucoup de côtés
polypodion:a kind of fern, polypody
!polypodium:a kind of fern, polypody
polyposus:having a polypus in the nose
polypsephus:qui contient beaucoup de pierreries
polyptoton:a figure of speech, when several cases of the same word stand together
polyptycha:accountbooks, registers
polyrrhizon:a plant
polyrrhizos:Having many roots
polyrrizon:nom d'une plante inconnue
polyrrizos:adj., qui a beaucoup de racines / subst. n., nom d'une plante inconnue
polysarcia:excès d'embonpoint
polysemus:having many significations
polysigma:a too frequent repetition of the letter
polyspaston:a hoisting-tackle with many pulleys
polysyllabus:qui est polysyllabe
polysyntheton:répétion de la conj. et
polythrix:capillaire [plante]
polytrichon:The herb golden-hair, Venus's-hair
polytrichos:sorte de pierre précieuse inconnue
polytrix:capillaire [plante]
polytrophos:adj., très nourrissant, très nutritif
polyzonos:a kind of black precious stone with many stripes
pomatio:]:
pomeridianus:in the afternoon, post-meridian
pometum:a place planted with fruit-trees, an orchard
pomiferae:fruit-trees
pomifero:int., produire des fruits
pomoerium:the open space left free from buildings within and without the walls of a town, bounded by stones (cippi or termini), and limiting the city auspices
pompabilis:pompous, splendid, comp.
pompabilitas:pompe [du style]
pompabiliter:magnifiquement
pompalis:showy, pompous, splendid, Adv.
pompalitas:splendor, brilliancy
pompaliter:splendidly, pompously
pompatice:with display, pompously
pompaticus:showy, pompous, splendid
pompatilis:
pompatus:magnificently ordered, pompous, splendid
pompholyx:a substance deposited from the smoke of smelting-furnaces, pompholyx
pompicus:solennel
pompifer:fastueux, riche, magnifique
pompo:to make, do, with pomp
pompose:pompously, med.
pomposus:pompous, stately, solemn
pompulentus:plein de pompe, pompeux
pomulum:a little apple
pomusculum:small fruit, fruit
ponderabilis:that can be weighed, ponderable
ponderabiliter:ponderably
ponderale:the public scales
ponderans:
ponderarium:the place where public weights are kept and things are weighed, the public scales
ponderatim:adv., avec poids [fig.], avec mesure
ponderatio:a weighing, poising
ponderatior:
ponderator:a weigher
ponderatura:a weighing
ponderatus:weighed, pondered, well considered
ponderitas:weight
pondiculum:a small weight
pondusculum:a small weight
pontarius:pour punct-), gladiateur qui frappait d'estoc
pontificans:qui exerce le pontificat
pontificii:the pontifical books
pontificium:autorité pontificale / [en gén.] droit, pouvoir, ressort
pontilis:of or belonging to a bridge, bridge-, a wooden floor
pontiuagus:roaming over the sea; subst., one who sails over the sea, a voyager, navigator
pontiuagus2:one who sails over the sea, a voyager, navigator
pontonium:a small punt
pontufex:a Roman high-priest, a pontiff, pontifex, chief, president, a lower class of pontiffs, minor, sub- pontiffs
popa:A Roman inferior priest, a priest's assistant, minister, who brought the victim to the altar and felled it with an axe
popa2:femme qui tient un restaurant, cabaretière
popinalis:of or belonging to a cook-shop
popinaria:cabaretière
popinarius:a cook, victualler
popinator:a frequenter of cook-shops, a gormandizer
popinor:to frequent eating-houses, to gormandize
poplicitus:arch. pour publicitus.
poplicola:qui flatte le peuple
poplicus:arch. pour publicus
poppysmus:a smacking, clucking with the tongue
poppyzon:one who clucks with the tongue
populabilis:that may be laid waste, ravaged, destructible
populabundus:laying waste, ravaging
populacius:de populace
popularia:place des plébéiens dans l'amphithéâtre
populatim:from people to people, among all nations, everywhere, universally
populatrix:she that, wastes, destroys
populatus:part. de populor.
populatus2:a laying waste, a devastating, devastation
populetum:a poplar wood
populiscitum:a decree of the people
populito:to lay waste, to plunder
populositas:a multitude
por:prép. entrant en compos. de verbes, en avant
por2:forme prim. de puer,
pora:esclave femme
porcarius:of or belonging to a swine, swine-; Subst. m. a swine-herd
porcarius2:a swine-herd
porcastrum:a plant, also called, purslain
porcella:a little female pig
porcellinus:of young swine, pig-
porcellio:a cheslip, woodlouse, sowbug
porcellulus:tout petit porc
porceo:to keep off, keep back, to hinder, restrain
porcetra:a sow that has once littered
porcilaca:purslain
porcilia:a young sow
porciliaris:of or belonging to a young sow
porcillaca:purslain
porcinarium:a pigsty
porclena:
porcula:a little sow
porculaena:petite truie [fig. en parl. d'une femme]
porculatio:swinebreeding
porculator:one who rears young swine, a swine-breeder
porculetum:a field divided into beds
poricio:to lay before, to offer sacrifice to the gods, between the slaying and the offering of the victim, at the last moment, at the eleventh hour
porisma:corollaire
porphyreticus:purple-red, porphyretic
porphyrio:a species of water-fowl, the sultana-hen, porphyrton
porphyrites:a purple-colored precious stone in Egypt, porphyry
porphyritis:f., purple-colored
porraceus:Of leeks
porrecte:plus loin, au-delà
porrectio:a stretching out, extending, extension
porrectum:
porri:poireau [plante potagère]
porriciae:the parts of the victim consecrated to the gods, sacrificial pieces, med.
porricio:to lay before, to offer sacrifice to the gods, between the slaying and the offering of the victim, at the last moment, at the eleventh hour
porrigibilis:extensible
porriginosus:full of dandruff, scurvy
porrixo:to stretch out strongly
portabilis:that can be carried, borne, portable, med.—Comp.
portarius:a door-keeper, porter
portator:porteur [de lettres]
portatoria:a sedan chair
portatorius:that serves for carrying
portatrix:she that carries
portatus:part. de porto.
portella:a small door
portemia:sorte de navire [syrien]
portentifer:miraculeux
portentificus:marvellous, monstrous, unnatural, extraordinary
portentiloquium:discours sur des choses prodigieuses
portentose:d'une manière bizarre, étrange
portentus:P. of portendo
porthamus:
porthmos2:a strait
porticatio:a row of galleries, porticoes
porticula:a small gallery, portico
porticulus:c. porticula
porticuncula:a small gallery
portionalis:of or belonging to a part, partial
portito:to bear, carry
portitorium:a toll-house, custom-house
portiuncula:a small part, portion, pr.
portula:a small door, gate
portulaca:purslain
portuose:with many harbors;, comp.
porus:a passage, channel in the body, the air passages
porus2:tufa
posca:an acidulous drink of vinegar and water
poscaenium:the part of the theatre behind the scenes, the postscenium;, secret, mystery
poscinumius:money-seeking, mercenary
poscinummius:money-seeking, mercenary
poscula:dim. de posca
posculentus:drinkable, potable
posimerium:the open space left free from buildings within and without the walls of a town, bounded by stones (cippi or termini), and limiting the city auspices
positiue:au positif
positiuus:positive
positus:placed, situated, set, planted, standing, lying
posmeridianus:qui a lieu l'après-midi
posquam:conj.
possessiuncula:a small possession, a small estate
possessiuus:of or relating to possession, possessive;, the possessive, genitive case
possessus:P. of possido
possessus2:abl. sing., possession
possestrix:she that possesses
possibilis:that may exist, may be done, possible, subject-clause
possibilitas:ability to do a thing, possibility, power, according to ability, strength
possibiliter:adv., d'une manière possible
postauctumnalis:post - autumnal
postautumnalis:qui vient (qui mûrit) après l'automne
postcantatiuus:[petit vers] qui vient après un grand
postdelictum:délit postérieur, récidive
postella:a crupper
posteo:to go after, behind;, to be inferior to;
poster:coming after, following, next, ensuing, future
posterganeus:that is behind one's back
posteriora:the posteriors
posteriores:posterity
postero:to be behind, later, to come after, to be inferior to, to want, to come short of
posterula:I. A small back door or gate, a postern II. A back-way, by-way
postfactus:-I. made, done afterwards, Absol. -II. made or done afterwards
postfuturi:those yet to be, posterity
postfuturum:that which is to be, the future
postfuturus:ceux qui doivent naître, qui ne sont pas encore nés / l'avenir
postgeniti:posterity, descendants
posthabitus:(Lebaigue P. 967 et P. 968) part. passé de posthabeo; mis au second rang.
posthaec:afterwards, after this
posthiemat:int., l'hiver est tardif
posthinc:after this, hereafter
posthoc:afterwards
posthumus:the last, late-born, posthumous
postibi:hereupon, afterwards, then
postica:a backdoor
posticiaria:portière d'un couvent
posticipo:to take, receive afterwards
posticius:c. posticus / subst. n., porte de derrière
posticula:a little backdoor
posticulum:a small back building
postid:adv., après cela, ensuite
postillac:adv., ensuite
postlatus:part. p. de postfero.
postlimen:
postmeridiem:v. pomeridiem
postomis:a barnacle, twitch, a drinking-cup
postpartor:an inheritor, successor, heir
postpositiuus:qui se place après [gram.]
postpositus:part. passé de postpono; mis en seconde ligne, négligé, sacrifié.
postprincipia:continuance, course, progress, sequel
postputo:to regard as secondary, to esteem less, to disregard
postremitas:the last, the end, extremity
postridianus:that is, comes, happens on the following day
postriduanus:that is, comes, happens on the following day
postriduo:on the day after, the following, next day
postsecus:adv. en arrière [avec mouvement]
postsignani:the soldiers who are stationed behind the standards
postsum:to be after, future;
postueniens:coming after
postuenio:
postularius:that demands, claims, which signify that a forgotten vow must be performed, a neglected sacrifice be offered
postulator:a claimant, a plaintiff
postulatorius:
postulatrix:she that demands
postulatus:part. p. de postulo.
postulatus2:a claim, demand, a suit
postulio:a demanding, requiring; a demand, request, desire
postumatus:the last, lowest place
postumo:to come after, be inferior
postumum:that which is last, the end, extremity
postumus2:a posthumous child
potabilis:that may be drunk, drinkable, potable
potaculum:a drinking, toping
potamantis:an Indian plant, also called
potamaugis:sorte de plante qui pousse près de l'Indus
potamentum:boisson
potamogeton:a water-plant, water-milfoil, pondweed
potamogiton:a water-plant, water-milfoil, pondweed
potamophylacia:a guarding of the river
potator:a drinker, toper, bibber
potatorius:of or belonging to drinking, drinking, in lemm.
potaturus:part. f. de poto.
potatus:part. de poto.
potatus2:a drinking, draught
potax:given to drinking, fond of drink
potentator:a ruler, potentate
potentialiter:mightily, powerfully
potentor:int., exercer le pouvoir
poterion:a plant, also called, tragacanth
potestatiue:adv., en usant de sa puissance
potestatiuus:denoting, containing power
pothos:A summer flower
potiendus:de potior.
potilis:that pertains to drinking, drinking, a drinking-vessel
potionarius:of or belonging to drinking, to a drink
potionatus:that has had a potion given him
potissime:chiefly, principally, especially, in preference to all others, above all, most of all
potisso:int., bien boire, godailler
potissume:chiefly, principally, especially, in preference to all others, above all, most of all
potitor:a master, possessor
potitus:pass.
potorium:a drinking-vessel, goblet
potorius:of or belonging to drinking, drinking, superintendent of the golden drinking-vessels
potrix:a female tippler
potulenta:drinkables, drinks
potulentum:qui a beaucoup bu, ivre
potulentus:-I. drinkable, potable -II. That may be drunk, drinkable
potus2:Act., that has drunk, drunken, intoxicated
practice:la pratique [par oppos. à la théorie]
practicus:active
praeabundantia:
praeaccipio:to admit antecedently
praeacute:very acutely
praeaequo:to make equal before
praealte:very deeply
praeambulo:to walk before
praeambulus:walking before
praeapto:tr., arranger préalablement
praeargumentor:d., établir des principes préalables
praeaudio:to hear beforehand
praeauditus:heard before, examined before
praebenda:the support, allowance afforded by the State to a private person
praebia:an amulet
praebibo:to drink before, drink to
praebita:fourniture des choses nécessaires à la vie, l'entretien
praebitio:a giving, furnishing.
praebitus:P. of praebeo
praeblandus:très flatteur
praecadens:falling forwards, projecting
praecaeco:to blind beforehand
praecaedit:to cut off in front;, to cut off.
praecaedo:
praecalefactus:warmed very much, heated
praecalfactus:warmed very much, heated
praecaluus:very bald
praecandidus:very white
praecano:I. To foretell, predict, prophesy II. To anticipate, i. e. prevent, destroy in advance the power of an enchantment
praecantamen:formule cabalistique, paroles magiques
praecantatio:an enchantment, med., med.
praecantator:an enchanter, sorcerer, med.
praecantatrix:v. praecantrix.
praecantor:an enchanter
praecantrix:an enchantress, sorceress
praecarpo:To pluck, break off, gather before, before the time
praecatechizatus:previously instructed
praecautio:precaution
praecautus:part. de praecaveo.
praecedentia:précession [t. d'astronomie]
praeceler:very swift, quick
praecelero:to hasten before, in advance
praecellentia:excellence
praecento:to sing before, to offer consolation in song
praecentor:a leader, precentor
praecentorius:of or belonging to a prelude
praecentrix:celle qui fait des enchantements préventifs
praecenturio:tr., diviser auparavant en centuries
praeceptiue:preceptively, didactically
praecepto:to prescribe often
praeceptorius:
praeceptrix:a preceptress
praeceptus:P. of praecipio
praecerptus:part. de praecerpo.
praecessio:action de précéder
praecessor:A predecessor
praecessus:part. passé de praecedo.
praecia:a public crier, herald
praeciae:a kind of grape-vine
praeciamitator:c. praecia
praecidarius:v. praecidaneus
praecinctio:a girding about, a girdle
praecinctorium:a girdle, apron
praecinctura:a girding, girdle
praecinctus2:a girding.
praecipiens:S.
praecipitans:v. praecipito.
praecipitantia:a falling headlong, a rapid fall
praecipitatim:adv., c. praecipitanter
praecipitator:a destroyer, overthrower
praecipitatus:part. de praecipito.
praecipitatus2:action de précipiter
praecipiter:précipitamment
praecipua:excellence, superiority
praecipuum:I. that which is received from an inheritance before the general distribution of the property II. excellence, superiority
praecisamentum:raie [sur une étoffe], bariolage
praecise:In short, in few words, briefly, concisely
praecisio:A cutting off
praecisor:
praecisum:a piece of meat cut off, a cutlet, steak
praecisura:a cutting, cut, paring
praeclamitator:v. praeciamitator.
praeclamo:to call out beforehand
praeclareo:to shine forth
praeclaritas:excellence
praeclariter:c. praeclare
praeclauium:the part of the dress before the purple stripe
praeclueo:to be very famous, renowned
praecluis:very celebrated
praecluo:c. praeclueo.
praeclusio:a shuting, damming up, a reservoir, med.
praeclusor:one that shuts up;, a hinderer, precluder
praeclusus:P. of praecludo
praecocia:over-hasty, premature, precocious, untimely
praecoctus:part. de praecoquo.
praecocus:v. -quus.
praecoepi:to begin before
praecogitatio:a thinking, considering beforehand, forethought, precogitation
praecognitio:foreknowledge, precognition
praecognitor:he who knows beforehand
praecognitus:part. passé de praecognosco, inusité : connu d'avance.
praecognoscentia:connaissance anticipée
praecognosco:to foreknow, foresee
praecolligo:tr., assembler préalablement
praecommodo:to advance as a loan, to give as a favor
praecommoueo:to move greatly
praeconcinnatus:arranged, prepared beforehand
praecondio:to season beforehand, med.
praeconditus:Part, prearranged
praeconfessio:aveu préalable
praeconialis:to be praised, commended, that which ought to be honored
praeconialiter:honorably
praeconiatio:high commendation
praeconor:to perform the office of public crier, herald, to herald, proclaim; to praise
praeconspicabilis:very remarkable, wonderful
praeconsumo:to waste, spend beforehand
praecontemplatio:contemplation anticipée ou préalable
praecontrecto:to feel, handle beforehand, in thought
praecoque:prematurely
praecoquo:To boil beforehand
praecoquus:ripe before its time, early ripe, rareripe, premature, precocious
praecordium:diaphragme
praecorrumpo:to corrupt, bribe beforehand
praecrassus:very thick
praecrepo:to sound, resound beforehand
praecrudesco:to grow very hard
praeculco:to impress strongly, beforehand
praecultus:prédisposé, préparé / très paré / très orné [en parl. du style], fleuri
praecupide:de façon très passionnée
praecupidus:very desirous, fond of
praecuro:to care for beforehand
praecurrentia:antecedents
praecursator:an advanced guard
praecursus:part, praecurro.
praecursus2:a forerunning, coming before, anticipation
praecustodio:
praecutio:to shake, wave, brandish before, in front
praedamnatio:precondemnation, med.
praedamno:to condemn beforehand, to precondemn
praedaticius:taken as booty, plunder
praedatrix:she that plunders, pillages, robs, the nymph Dryope, Adj.
praedatum:
praedatus:given beforehand, med.
praedatus2:Act., to plunder, pillage, rob
praedecessor:a predecessor
praedecorus:très glorieux
praedelasso:to weary out, weaken beforehand
praedelegatio:an assignment, delegation before the time
praedemo:tr., enlever préalablement
praedemonstro:to demonstrate beforehand
praedensus:very thick, very dense
praedesignatus:designated beforehand
praedestinatio:a determining beforehand, predestination
praedestino:to determine beforehand, to predestine
praedetermino:to fix beforehand
praedexter:very skilful
praediatura:the purchase of estates at auction
praediatus:Possessing landed properly
praedicabilis:praiseworthy, laudable
praedicamentum:that which is predicated, a quality;
praedicatiue:affirmativement
praedicatiuus:declaring, asserting, predicative
praedicatorius:praising, laudatory
praedicatrix:she that makes known
praedicatus:part. p. de praedico 1
praedictiuus:foretelling, predictive;, prognosticating
praedictus:P. of 2 praedico
praedifficilis:very difficult
praedigestus:that has well digested
praedirus:very frightful, detestable
praedispositus:prepared beforehand
praediuido:tr., diviser préalablement
praediuinatio:a divining beforehand, presentiment
praediuino:to have a presentiment of, to divine beforehand
praediuinus:presaging, prophetic
praediuisio:
praedo2:to rob, ravish, take
praedoctus:P., instructed in advance
praedonius:predatory
praeductal:a pencil for drawing lines
praeductus:part. p. de praeduco.
praedulce:very sweetly
praedulcia:over-sweet things
praeduratus:part. de praeduro.
praedure:adv., très durement
praeelectio:choix antérieur
praeeligo:to choose rather, to prefer;, object-clause
praeeminens:prééminent
praeeminentia:pre-eminence
praeemineo:to project forwards, be prominent.
praeemptor:one who purchases before others, a pre-emptor
praeesus:eaten before
praeexercitamen:exercice préliminaire
praeexercitamentum:a previous, preparatory exercise
praeexercitatio:exercice préliminaire
praeexisto:int., préexister
praefacilis:very easy
praefactus:done beforehand
praefamen:a preface
praefanda:foul expressions
praefandus:for which must be asked, that requires apology
praefascine:v. praefiscine.
praefascini:meaning no evil, without offence, without vanity
praefascino:tr., fasciner d'avance
praefatigatus:wearied beforehand
praefatiuncula:a short preface, opening
praefator:prophète
praefatum:préface
praefatus:part. de praefor.
praefatus2:a saying beforehand, a prediction
praefectianus:of or belonging to the prœtorian prefect
praefectio:a setting before
praefector:préfet
praefectorius:of or belonging to a prefect
praefectorius2:of or belonging to a prefect
praefecturalis:de la préfecture, relatif à la préfecture, préfectoral
praefectus2:done beforehand
praefericulum:a broad brazen dish used at sacrifices
praefermento:tr., faire fermenter d'avance
praefertilis:very fruitful, fertile
praefestinanter:
praefestinatim:very hurriedly, in hot haste, very hastily
praefica:a woman hired to lament at the head of a funeral procession
praefidenter:too confidently, comp.
praefiguratio:a prefiguration
praefigurator:one who prefigures
praefiguro:to prefigure
praefinitio:a determining, fixing beforehand, appointment, prescription
praefinito:in the prescribed manner
praefinitus:part. p. de praefinio.
praefiscine:meaning no evil, without offence, without vanity
praefixus:part. p. de praefigo.
praefletus:v. perfletus.
praefloratus:part. p. de praefloro.
praefloreo:to flower, blossom before the time
praefluus:flowing by, past
praefocabilis:that has the power of choking, suffocating
praefocatio:a choking, suffocation
praefoecundus:v. praefe-.
praefomento:to warm, foment beforehand, med.
praeformatio:préfiguration
praeformator:that forms, arranges beforehand
praeformatus:part. p. de praeformo.
praeformido:to fear beforehand
praeformo:to form, fashion beforehand, to instruct beforehand, to prepare
praefortis:very strong, med.
praefossus:part. de praefodio.
praefotus:warmed, fomented beforehand
praefrico:tr., frotter préalablement
praefrigidus:very cold
praefugio:to flee before, med.
praefulcio:To prop up, support
praefulgidus:very bright
praefulgurat:int. [n'est usité qu'à la 3e pers.], briller [comme l'éclair], étinceler / tr., remplir de clarté, éclairer, illuminer
praefulguro:to flash forth
praefultus:part. p. de praefulcio.
praefundo:to pour out before, in addition to, to add by pouring
praefuro:to rage violently
praefuscus:very swarthy, black
praegaudeo:to rejoice greatly
praegelidus:very cold
praegeneratus:generated before
praegermino:to bud forth early
praegero:tr., porter devant, présenter à
praegesta:ce qui a été fait auparavant
praegestus:
praegigno:v. progigno
praegloriosus:very famous, very glorious, sup
praegnatus:-I. pregnancy -II. pregnant
praegnauiter:
praegnax:inclined to pregnancy
praegno:to be pregnant
praegrado:to go before, precede
praegrauatio:
praegressus2:on
praegubernans:steering, guiding forwards
praeguberno:
praegustatiuus:que l'on goûte préalablement
praegypso:to cover over with gypsum
praehonorabilis:très honorable
praehonoratio:action d'honorer en première ligne
praehonoro:tr., honorer en premier, par-dessus tout
praeiacio:to cast, throw up in front
praeiactito:to boast excessively
praeiactus:part. passé de praejacio; lancé (au fig.).
praeicio:to cast, throw up in front
praeiectiuus:destiné à être placé en tête, placé en tête
praeiens:-I. going before -II. he who precedes another, as a precentor or leader
praeiicio:to cast, throw up in front
praeindico:- tr. - Tert. faire connaître à l'avance.
praeinfundo:to pour into beforehand
praeinfusus:préalablement infusé
praeinnuo:to indicate beforehand
praeinsto:int., insister d'avance sur une chose
praeinstruo:tr., instruire préalablement
praeintellego:tr., voir d'avance, prévoir
praeinterrogo:tr., interroger d'avance
praeiudex:one who judges beforehand
praeiudicatus:S.
praeiudicialis:Belonging, according to a preceding judgment, decision
praeiudicialiter:adv., en causant un préjudice
praeiuratio:a previous taking of an oath
praeiuuo:to aid before
praelapsus:part. de praelabor.
praelassatus:wearied beforehand
praelatio:a preferring, a preference
praelatior:
praelatiuus:prépositif [en t. de gram.]
praelator:one that prefers, a preferrer
praelatus:P. of praefero
praelauatus:préalablement lavé.
praelauo:tr., laver auparavant
praelauo2:to wash, rinse beforehand, med.
praelautus:very elegant, sumptuous, luxurious
praelaxatus:widened, relieved beforehand
praelectio:a reading aloud to others, a lecture, prelection
praelector:one who reads an author to others and adds explanations, a prelector
praelectus:part. p. de praelego 2
praelegatio:reprise [d'une dot] en vertu d'un testament, prélegs (al. relegatio)
praelego2:to bequeath beforehand, to bequeath, to be given before the inheritance is divided
praeleuo:tr., lever d'abord ou auparavant
praeliaris:of or belonging to a battle
praeliator:a fighter, warrior, combatant
praelibatio:a tasting, taking away beforehand
praeliber:very, entirely free
praelibo:to taste beforehand, foretaste
praelicenter:too freely, too boldly
praeligamen:something bound on in front, about one, an amulet
praeligatus:part. passé de praeligo. - 1 - lié par-devant, lié par le bout. - 2 - lié le long de, attaché à. - 3 - lié autour, bandé.
praelinitus:enduit préalablement
praelino:to smear, daub in front, to plaster over
praelior:to join battle, to engage in battle, fight
praeliquatus:clarifié préalablement
praelitus:
praelium:a battle, combat
praeloco:to set, place before, to put first, foremost
praelocutio:a speaking before.
praelocutus:
praelongo:to lengthen out very much, to make very long
praeloquium:préambule, exorde
praelubricus:très subtil (;
praelucidus:shining greatly, very bright
praeludo:to play beforehand, to prelude, rehearse
praelumbo:to make lame in the loins, hipshot
praeluminatus:illustrated, explained before
praelusorius:servant de prélude
praelustris:very illustrious, magnificent
praelutus:lavé d'avance.
praemacero:to soak, steep beforehand
praemadeo:int., être très humecté, ivre
praemaledico:to curse beforehand
praemandata:a warrant
praemando:To order, command beforehand;, ut
praemando2:to chew beforehand;, to explain accurately and clearly
praemature:too soon, untimely, prematurely, Comp.
praemeditatio:a considering beforehand, premeditation
praemeditatorium:a place for preparation
praememor:qui se souvient bien
praememoratus:mentionné précédemment, susnommé
praemensus:mesuré d'avance.
praemercor:to buy before, beforehand, should forestall the markets
praemergo:tr., plonger auparavant
praemetatus:measured, meted out beforehand
praemetium:the offering of the firstfruits measured out beforehand for Ceres
praemeto:tr., couper les prémices de la moisson
praemetor:to measure, measure out beforehand, pass.
praemetuens:apprehensive
praemialis:used as a reward
praemiator:A robber
praemiatrix:she who rewards
praemico:to gleam, glitter forth, to glitter very much
praemigro:to move away beforehand, before
praeminister:a servant, an attendant
praeministra:a female attendant, minister
praemio:tr., récompenser
praemior:to stipulate for a reward
praemirus:
praemissa:
praemissio:énonciation préliminaire / action de placer devant
praemissus:part. p. de praemitto.
praemistus:mixed beforehand
praemitis:very gentle
praemixtus:mixed beforehand
praemoderans:prescribing a measure
praemoderor:
praemodulatus:measured out, modulated beforehand
praemodulor:
praemodum:beyond measure
praemoenio:to fortify, defend in front
praemolestia:trouble beforehand, anxiety, apprehension;
praemolior:to prepare, make preparations for beforehand
praemollio:to soften beforehand
praemollis:very soft
praemollitus:part. de praemollio.
praemonitio:a forewarning, premonition
praemonitor:a forewarner, premonitor
praemonitorius:that gives previous warning, premonitory
praemonitum:avertissement.
praemonitus:n. praemonitum, avertissement
praemonitus2:a forewarning, premonition
praemonstratio:a showing, indicating beforehand, a premonstration
praemonstrator:one who shows, points out beforehand, a guide, director
praemonstratus:part. passé de praemonstro; indiqué d'avance, présagé.
praemordicus:bitten off in front, at the end, of which only the tops are eaten
praemorsus:part. p. de praemordeo.
praemortuus:dead.
praemotus:
praemoueo:to move beforehand, to stir greatly
praemulceo:les cheveux sur le front ayant été doucement arrangés
praemundatus:cleansed beforehand
praemunitio:a fortifying, strengthening beforehand.
praemunitus:part. p. de praemunio.
praenarro:to tell, relate beforehand
praenascor:int., naître auparavant
praenauigatio:a sailing by, past
praendo:to lay hold of, to grasp, snatch, seize, catch, take
praenego:tr., nier à l'avance
praenexus:tied, bound up in front
praenimis:too much, quite too
praenimium:c. praenimis
praenobilis:very famous, celebrated, Comp.
praenominatiuus:qui marque le praenomen
praenomino:to give, the prœnomen, title of, to name
praenoscentia:connaissance anticipée, prescience
praenotatio:action de noter d'avance
praenotatus:part. p. de praenoto.
praenotio:a previous notion, preconception
praenoto:To mark, note before, in front, seal
praenubo:tr., voiler par devant / int., se marier d'avance
praenum:an implement for combing flax, a hatchel
praenunciatio:a prediction
praenuncio:to announce, publish beforehand, to foretell, foreshow, predict;, de, object-clause
praenuncius:that foretells, forebodes.—Subst.
praenuncupatus:named beforehand
praenuncupo:tr., nommer d'avance
praenuntiatio:a prediction
praenuntiatiuus:qui annonce, qui avertit
praenuntiator:one who announces beforehand, a foreteller, predicter
praenuntiatrix:she that foretells, predicts
praenuntium:a harbinger, token, omen
praeobturans:stopping up in front
praeobturo:
praeoccido:to go down, set before;
praeoccido2:tr., tuer auparavant
praeoccupatio:A seizing beforehand, preoccupation
praeoccupatus:part. p. de praeoccupo.
praeoccursio:action de prévenir, d'aller au-devant de [t. de rhét.]
praeoleo:to emit, exhale an odor beforehand
praeolo:to perceive before
praeopimus:very fat
praeopinor:d., conjecturer à l'avance
praeordinatus:ordered beforehand, preordained
praeordino:to preordain
praeoriga:per ou prae, auriga), intendant d'un haras [ou] palefrenier
praeoro:to pray before
praeostendo:to show beforehand, display before, make clear, Absol.
praeostensus:foreshown
praepalpans:stroking, patting before, in front
praepalpo:
praeparato:with preparation
praeparator:a preparer
praeparatorius:preparatory
praeparatura:a preparing, preparation
praeparatus2:a preparation
praepeditus:part. p. de praepedio.
praepilatus2:lancé
praepilo:to point in front, at the end like a
praepolio:- tr. - polir d'avance.
praepollentia:excellence
praeponderatus:part. p. de praepondero.
praeposita:a prioress, abbess
praeposita2:preferable, advantageous things
praepositiuus:that is set before, prepositive
praepositura:the office of a chief, overseer
praepositus2:preferable, preferred, n., that which is desirable
praepossum:to be very powerful, more powerful, to have the superiority, get the upperhand
praeposteratio:the reverse order
praeposteritas:a reversed order, inversion, by transposing the letters
praepostero:to reverse, invert
praepotentia:superior power
praepoto:boire auparavant / faire boire préalablement (aliquem aliqua re, à qqn qqch)
praepropere:very quickly, very hastily, with over-haste
praepropero:to hasten greatly
praepudium:v. praeputium
praepulcher:very beautiful
praepurgo:to purge, cleanse beforehand
praeputiatio:a retaining of the foreskin, the state of being uncircumcised, uncircumcision
praeputiatus:having the foreskin, uncircumcised
praeputio:to draw out the foreskin
praequeror:to complain beforehand
praequestus:complaining beforehand
praerado:v. praerasus.
praerancidus:very stale;, obsolete
praerasus:rasé par devant / rasé auparavant
praereptor:one who seizes a thing before another, a forestaller
praereptus:part. p. de praeripio.
praerigidus:very stiff, very rigid
praeripia:places on the banks of a river
praeroboratus:strengthened beforehand
praerogantia:droit, prétention
praerogatiua2:les premiers suffrages
praerogatiuarius:
praerogatiuatius:one that enjoys certain privileges, prerogatives
praerogator:distributeur, dispensateur
praerogatus:asked before, proposed previously
praerogo:To ask before, to ask first
praeroro:tr., arroser par-devant
praerosus:P. of praerodo
praerupium:escarpement
praerupte:d'une manière abrupte, à pic.
praeruptio:coupure abrupte du sol
praerutilus:very red
praes2:at hand, now
praesaepes:parc pour les bestiaux ; [ordint] étable, écurie / crèche, mangeoire / [fig.] lieu où l'on mange, maison où l'on dîne, table / habitation, logis [surt. au pl.] / ruche / mauvais lieu, taverne
praesaepia:
praesaepis:parc pour les bestiaux ; [ordint] étable, écurie / crèche, mangeoire / [fig.] lieu où l'on mange, maison où l'on dîne, table / habitation, logis [surt. au pl.] / ruche / mauvais lieu, taverne
praesaepium:an enclosure, a stable, stall, fold, pen
praesagans:part. prés. de praesago, inusité; qui présage.
praesagatus:perceived beforehand, presaged
praesagax:c. praesagus
praesagitio:a presentiment, foreboding, the faculty of divining, presaging
praesago:to forebode, presage, have a presentiment of
praesaltor:he who led the dances of the Salii
praesanatus:part. passé de praesano; guéri auparavant.
praesanesco:to begin to heal prematurely, to close up too soon
praesano:to heal up prematurely
praesauciatus:severely wounded
praescatens:overflowing, abounding
praescateo:
praescientia:foreknowledge, prescience
praescindo:to cut off in front
praescio:to know beforehand, to foreknow
praescio2:celui qui pressent, qui sait d'avance
praescitio:a foreknowing, prognostic
praescitum:a prognostic, presage, presentiment
praescitus:part. p. de praescio.
praescitus2:a foreknowing, prescience
praescriptiue:with an exception
praescriptiuncula:vaine allégation, prétexte futile
praescriptiuus:of or relating to a legal exception, demurrer, Adv.
praescripto:tr., prescrire [habituellement]
praescriptus:P. of praescribo
praescriptus2:a precept
praeseca:mot forgé pour expliquer brassica
praesecatus:part. p. de praeseco.
praesectus:part. p. de praeseco.
praeseminatio:a fœtus
praeseminatus:part. passé de praesemino; préalablement semé (au pr. et au fig.).
praesemino:to sow, plant beforehand
praesens2:forthwith, immediately
praesensio:A foreboding, presentiment, Absol.
praesensus:P. of praesentio
praesentalis:present
praesentanee:forthwith, immediately
praesentaneum:a remedy that operates quickly
praesentarie:adv., présentement
praesentatio:a placing before, a showing, representation, exhibition
praesentatus:part. p. de praesento.
praesentialiter:adv., en personne
praesentisco:to begin to have a presentiment of
praesento:to place before, exhibit to view, to show, present, hold out, handed, presented to
praesepes:parc pour les bestiaux ; [ordint] étable, écurie / crèche, mangeoire / [fig.] lieu où l'on mange, maison où l'on dîne, table / habitation, logis [surt. au pl.] / ruche / mauvais lieu, taverne
praesepia:l'espace [ou plutôt l'amas ouvert M44] entre les deux étoiles appelées Aselli [Asellus Australis (δ Cancri) et Asellus Borealis (γ Cancri)] dans la constellation du Crabe
praesepium:parc pour les bestiaux ; [ordint] étable, écurie / crèche, mangeoire / [fig.] lieu où l'on mange, maison où l'on dîne, table / habitation, logis [surt. au pl.] / ruche / mauvais lieu, taverne
praesepraesaepium:an enclosure, a stable, stall, fold, pen
praeseptus:part. p. de praesepio.
praesepultus:buried beforehand
praesero:to sow beforehand
praeseruo:to observe beforehand
praesica:mot forgé pour expliquer brassica
praesiccatus:dried beforehand
praesicco:to dry beforehand
praesiccus:very dry
praesiciae:v. prosiciae
praesidalis:of or belonging to the governor of a province, gubernatorial
praesidarius:v. praesidiarius.
praesidatus:the office of governor of a province, governorship
praesidero:to be in advance of the constellations
praesidialis:of or belonging to the governor of a province, gubernatorial
praesidialiter:d'une manière tutélaire
praesidiarium:poste militaire
praesidiarius:serving for defence, in garrison
praesidiatus:the office of governor of a province, governorship
praesidiolum:a small garrison
praesidior:to watch, guard
praesignani:v. postsignani.
praesignatio:a presignifying
praesignator:one who marks out, designates beforehand
praesignatus:marqué par devant
praesignificatio:a showing, signifying beforehand, presignification
praesignifico:to show, signify beforehand, to foreshow, presignify
praesigno:to mark before
praesipio:to feel beforehand, have a presentiment of
praesolidus:very solid
praespeculatus:préalablement examiné
praespeculor:to examine into beforehand
praespergo:to scatter, strew before
praespero:to hope beforehand
praespicio:to look at before, to regard beforehand
praestantissime:d'une manière très efficace.
praestator:a surety
praestaturus:part. f. de praesto.
praestatus:v. praesto
praestigia:jonglerie
praestigio:to deceive by juggling tricks
praestigior:to practise sleight of hand
praestigiosus:full of deceitful tricks, delusive
praestigium:a delusion, illusion, trick
praestinatus:part. p. de praestino.
praestinguo:c. praestringo.
praestitor:a giver
praestitus:P. of 2 praesto
praestitutus:part. p. de praestituo.
praestolatio:the waiting for, expectation
praestolo:c. praestolor ;
praestrangulo:to choke, deprive of breath
praestrictim:adv., succinctement (en touchant légèrement)
praestrictio:a binding fast, binding up
praestrictus:part. de praestringo.
praestructim:with preparation
praestructio:a foundation, preparation
praestructura:a foundation, preparation
praestructus:adjt, préparé, formé, exercé
praestultus:extremely foolish
praestupesco:to be greatly astonished
praestupidus:very senseless, very stupid
praesudo:to sweat before
praesul:one who leaps, dances before others, a dancer in public, public dancer.
praesulatus:the office of a superintendent
praesulco:tr., tracer d'avance
praesulor:to be a superintendent
praesulsus:salted very much, very salt
praesultator:one who leaps, dances before others, a public dancer
praesulto:to leap, dance before
praesultor:one who leaps, dances before others, a public dancer
praesumenter:confidently, boldly
praesummus:ce qu'il y a de plus élevé
praesumpte:avec assurance, hardiment
praesumptiose:boldly, presumptuously
praesumptiosus:full of boldness, presumptuous
praesumptiue:presumptuously
praesumptiuus:qui prend d'avance / audacieux, présomptueux
praesumptor:One, who takes possession beforehand, a preoccupier
praesumptorie:boldly, confidently, presumptuously
praesumptorius:presumptuous
praesumptrix:a presumptuous person
praesumptuose:boldly, presumptuously
praesumptuosus:full of boldness, presumptuous
praesumtus:
praesuo:to sew over, sew up;, to cover over
praesurgo:to rise beforehand
praesuspecto:to suspect beforehand
praesutus:P., sewed up
praetactus:part. passé de praetango.
praetaedescit:it disgusts beforehand
praetaesus:feeling disgust beforehand
praetango:to touch beforehand, previously
praetardo:tr., retarder beaucoup
praetectio:a covering over
praetectus:part. p. de praetego.
praetemptatus:abl. sing., a groping, feeling out one's way
praetener:very soft, tender
praetensus:c. praetentus ;
praetentatus:part. p. de praetento.
praetentatus2:abl. sing., a groping, feeling out one's way
praetento:To feel, search, grope out beforehand, to examine previously, to estimate beforehand, anticipate
praetentura:a military guard on the boundaries of a province, a frontier-guard
praetentus:part. p. de praetendo.
praetepeo:to glow before
praetercurrens:qui court au-delà
praetercurro:to run past, by
praetercursus:qu'on a traversé en courant
praeterduco:to lead past, by
praeterequitans:riding by
praeterequito:
praetereunter:adv., en passant, légèrement
praeterferor:pass., se porter au-delà de [av. acc.]
praeterfugio:to hasten by, pass over hastily
praeterhac:beyond this, besides, furthermore, moreover
praeteriens:P. of praetereo
praeterinquiro:to inquire further
praeteritio:A passing over, omission
praeterlambo:to lick, bathe, touch in passing, to flow by
praeterlatus:P. of praeterfero
praeterluens:washing as it flows past
praeterluo:
praetermeo:to go by, past, acc.
praetermissus:part. de praetermitto.
praetermonstrans:pointing out besides, pointing out, showing another
praetermonstro:
praeternauigatio:a sailing by
praeternauigo:to sail by, past, acc.
praetersum:to be out of, not present at
praeteruectus:part. p. de praetervehor.
praeteruehens:part. de praetervehor, int., s'avançant au-delà / [avec l'acc.] traversant
praeteruerto:to go, pass by
praetestatus:qui a attesté d'avance
praetestor:to bear witness to beforehand
praetextatus2:one who wears the toga praetexta
praetimidus:very fearful, very timid
praetingo:to dip in, moisten beforehand
praetitulatio:titre (de psaume)
praetitulo:tr., intituler un livre
praetondeo:to clip in front
praetoria:cohorte prétorienne
praetoricius:prœtorian
praetoricius2:ancien préteur
praetoriolum:a small country-seat
praetoritius:prœtorian
praetorqueo:to twist forwards, twist round
praetorreo:to heat beforehand
praetorridus:very hot, very dry
praetortus:part. p. de praetorqueo.
praetractatus:abl. sing., a preliminary treatise, an introduction, preface
praetremo:tr., redouter
praetrepidans:trembling greatly, very hasty, impatient
praetritus:adjt, complètement usé, effacé
praetumeo:to be puffed up beforehand
praetumidus:much swollen, puffed up
praeturinus:of or belonging to the prœtorship, prœtorian
praeuado:to pass before., to be discharged from, rid of
praeualens:of superior strength, mighty
praeualentia:superior force
praeualesco:to become, grow very strong
praeualide:très fortement
praeuaporo:to fumigate, perfume beforehand
praeuaricatrix:she who transgresses, sins
praeuarico:transgresser, violer
praeuarus:very irregular, unsteady
praeuectus:
praeuello:to tear away before, to tear away
praeuelo:to veil, cover over; to conceal by placing before
praeuelox:very fleet, swift
praeuenienter:auparavant
praeuentio:an anticipating
praeuentor:a kind of soldiers, those who began the attack
praeuentores:éclaireurs, soldats d'avant-garde
praeuentus:part. p. de praevenio.
praeuentus2:abl. sing., a preventing
praeuerbium:a preposition
praeuernat:to be spring too early, before the time
praeuerro:to sweep, brush before
praeuersus:part. p. de praeverto.
praeuetitus:forbidden beforehand
praeuexatus:ill-treated, abused, impaired previously, very much
praeuians:going before
praeuiator:a precursor, herald
praeuiatrix:qui montre le chemin
praeuidentia:v. providentia
praeuidus:prévoyant
praeuigilo:int., être très vigilant
praeuincio:to bind before, in front, to fetter
praeuinco:tr., surpasser de beaucoup
praeuinctus:de praevincio.
praeuio:
praeuiridans:being very green, verdant;, very blooming, vigorous
praeuiridis:very green
praeuise:according to expectation
praeuisio:prévision
praeuisus:part. p. de praevideo.
praeuitio:to corrupt, vitiate beforehand
praeulceratus:caused to ulcerate, made sore beforehand
praeumbrans:casting a shade before., darkening, obscuring
praeunctus:
praeungo:to smear, anoint before
praeuortor:I. To prefer II. To go before, precede, outstrip, outrun
praeustus:P., burned in front, burned at the end
praeuulsus:part. p. de praevello.
pragma:a matter, affair, business
pragmaticarius:one who writes down and prepares imperial edicts, rescripts
pragmaticum:
pragmaticus:skilled in business, experienced in matters of law; Subst. m. one skilled in the law, who furnished orators and advocates with the principles on which they based their speeches
pragmaticus2:one skilled in the law, who furnished orators and advocates with the principles on which they based their speeches
pramnion:a precious stone, the darkest kind of rock crystal
prandiculum:breakfast
prandiolum:a small breakfast
pransito:int., déjeuner ordinairement / tr., manger à déjeuner / manger [dans un repas]
pransor:one that eats breakfast, that partakes of a meal in the forenoon, a guest
pransorius:of or belonging to breakfast, luncheon, fit to breakfast by
pransrix:fém. inus. de pransor
pransus:that has breakfasted, after eating, filled with food and wine
pransus2:déjeuner
prapedilon:c. leontopodion
prapedion:the herb lion's-foot, also called
prasinus2:a charioteer of the leek-green party, a gem
prasion:an herb, white horehound
prasium:an herb, white horehound
prasius:prase, a precious stone of a leek-green color
prasoides:a kind of topaz, a species of jasper
prason:a marine shrub resembling a leek
pratens:green, meadow-green, grassy
pratura:vente
prauicordius:corrompu
prauicors:that has a depraved heart
praxis:manière de procéder, pratique
precabilis:entreating, praying
precabundus:entreating, beseeching
precamen:a praying, prayer, entreaty
precans:praying, supplicating
precanter:en priant, par des prières
precarium:-I. an oratory, a chapel -II. any thing granted, lent upon request and at the will of the grantor
precatiue:by request, by entreaty
precatiuncula:a slight request
precatiuus:prayed for, obtained by entreaty, by prayer, entreaty, Adv.
precatorius:of or belonging to petitioning, precatory
precatrix:celle qui intercède
precatus:passivt, prié, imploré
precatus2:a prayer, request
preces:v. sing. prex), prières, supplications, instances / voeux, souhaits [de nouvelle année] / prières aux dieux
precianus:the name of a kind of pear
precicola:
precium:
preco:]
prehensio:a seizing, apprenending., the right of arresting any one
prehenso:to grasp, seize, catch, lay hold of
prehensus:part. p. de prehendo.
prella:celui qui comprime, comprimeur
prendo2:
prensatio:a soliciting, suing, canvassing
prensio:-I. a seizing, apprenending., the right of arresting any one -II. a seizing, grasping, taking hold of, had the right, office of seizure
prensito:to take, catch hold of
prensorium:a trap, mouse-trap
prensus:P. of prehendo
presbyteratus:the office of a presbyter, of a priest, presbyterate, priesthood
presbyterium:a presbytery, assembly of elders
pressicius:pressed
pressim:with pressing, by pressing to one's self
pressor:a kind of hunter
pressoriola:a repository
pressorium:a press
pressorius:That serves for pressing
pressus2:a pressing, pressure
prester:A fiery whirlwind, a water-spout, sand-spout
pretiae:a kind of grape-vine
pretio:to prize
pretiositas:preciousness, costliness
priapiscus:a plant which excited passion, fool-stones, orchis, also called
!priapismos:priapisme [maladie]
priapismos:a morbid excitement, priapism
pridianus:of or belonging to the day before, that happened, was used, eaten, the day before, yesterday's
primaeuitas:the first period of life, youth
primanus2:of or belonging to the first legion, Subst.
primas:one of the first, principal, chief, excellent, noble
primatus:the first place, rank, preference, pre-eminence, primacy
prime:es pecially
primiceriatus:the office of a chief
primicerius:the first, a chief, head, superintendent, the chancellor, chief of the secretaries
primiciae:the first things of their kind, firstlings.
primiformis:of or belonging to the primary form, original
primigenia2:the first principle, nature
primipara:she that has brought forth, foaled, whelped, littered, for the first time;
primipilaris2:of or belonging to the first maniple of the, primipilar
primipilarius:the centurion of the first maniple of the
primipilatus:the office of chief centurion of the, the primipilate
primipilum:the office of chief centurion of the
primipotens:the first in power
primiscriniatus:charge de primiscrinius
primiscrinius:the chief of an official department, college
primiter:at first, first of all
primiuirgius:one who carries the rod first before the king, head verger
primocreatus:first-created
primogenita:the right of the first-born, birthright
primogenitalis:the first of all as to origin, original
primopilaris:of or belonging to the first maniple of the, primipilar
primoplastus:the first - created
primordia:origine, commencement / avènement [d'un prince] / molécules, éléments, principes
primordialis:that is first of all, original, primordial, Adv.
primordialiter:from the beginning, originally
primordius:original
primoticus:précoce
primotinus:that grows first, early
primule:c. primulum ;
primulum:at first, first
principalis2:sorte d'officier civil / le premier personnage d'une ville
principalitas:the first place, superiority, pre-eminence, excellence
principes:the second line of soldiers, between the hastati and triarii
principia:The foremost ranks, the front line, the front, van
principio:to begin to speak, to begin, commence
principo:
principor:to rule
prininus:en rouvre
prinus:the holmoak, great scarlet oak
prionitis:herbe, nommée aussi betonica
prioratus:priority, preference
priorsum:forwards
priorsus:forwards
prisma:a geometrical figure, the prism
prista:a sawyer
pristinum:a former condition
pristinus2:of or belonging to, the Whale
pristix:any sea-monster; a whale, shark, sawfish
pristrinum:a place where corn is pounded, a pounding-mill, mill;
priuantia:privation, absence [en t. de gram.]
priuantia2:compounds reversing the meaning of simple words, privatives
priuatarius:private
priuaticius:privative, negative
priuatio:a taking away, privation
priuatiue:negatively
priuatiuus:denoting privation;, privative, negative
priuatus2:private, not imperial, not belonging to the emperor or to the imperial family
priuerae:femmes de simples particuliers
priuignus2:rejeton étranger [en parl. des plantes]
priuilegiarius:one who has a privilege, a privileged person
pro2:en composition / en avant, avant / pour / à la place de / en proportion / devant / du haut de et en avant / sur le devant, devant / pour, en faveur de / pour, à la place de, au lieu de / pour = comme [identité] / pour, en retour de / en proportion de / à l'origine / en raison de, en vertu de
proaedificatum:a balcony
proamita:f, a great-grandfather's sister
proapodosis:a figure of speech so called
proarche:one of the Æons of the Valentinians
proarchon:le premier auteur
proastium:faubourg
proauctor:a remote ancestor, founder
proauitus:of or belonging to a great-grandfather, to one's ancestors, ancestral
proauunculus:a great-grandmother's brother
proba:a proof
probabilitas:probability, credibility
probabiliter:Probably, credibly
probamentum:proof
probandus:louable.
probata:sheep
probate:[inus.], parfaitement, à fond
probaticus:of or belonging to sheep, sheep, the sheep-gate
probation:a plant, also called
probatissime:Cass. très bien.
probatiuus:of or belonging to proof, probative
probatoria:a letter of recommendation, a certificate of qualification
probee:
prober:arch. = probrosus
probibo:tr., boire avant
probiter:c. probe
probito:to move forward
problema:gen. plur., abl. plur., a question proposed for solution, a problem, enigma, riddle, puzzle
problematica:problems, cases set forth as problems
problematicus:problematic;
probole:a putting forth, production
probrachys:a metrical foot, consisting of one short and four long syllables
probrose:disgracefully, infamously
probrositas:shamefulness, ignominy, infamy
probrus:disgraceful, ignominious, infamous
probus3:a good, worthy, upright man
procacia:boldness, shamelessness, impudence
procalo:tr., provoquer
procapis:race, lignée, descendants
procastria:construction en avant
procatalepsis:préoccupation [fig. de rhét.]
procatarcticus:qui précède, procatarctique
procatio:a demanding in marriage, a suing, wooing
proceleumaticus:procéleusmatique, pied de quatre brèves
proceleusmaticus:a metrical foot of four short syllables;
procello:to throw, cast down, lie down;
procellose:boisterously
procere:stretched out to a greater length
proceritudo:high stature, height, tallness
procerius:trop en avant.
procerulus:rather long, longish
processio:a marching onwards, an advance;
processorius:qui sert aux processions.
processus:v. procedo
procestria:construction en avant
procidentia:a falling down, forwards, a procidence, prolapse
procidentia2:parts of the body that fall out of their place
procido2:to strike down
prociduus:Fallen down, prostrate
procieo:to call forth, demand
procinctualis:of or belonging to the setting out of an army
procingo:to gird up, to prepare, equip
procito:tr., appeler hors, faire sortir
procitus:testament obtenu par captation et par suite nul et sans effet
proclamatio:f
proclamator:a crier, bawler, vociferator
proclinatio:a bending, inclining forwards, a slope, declivity
procliui:downward, headlong, precipitately, rush downward, more rapidly
procliuiter:Downwards, Comp.
procliuium:pente [du terrain]
procliuo:int., pencher
procludo:to shut up
proco:to ask, demand
procomion:the hair on the front part of the head, the front hair
procomium:toupet [de cheval]
procor:to ask, demand
procreabilis:of or belonging to generation
procreatio:a begetting, generation, procreation
procreator:a begetter, producer, creator
procreatrix:she that brings forth, a mother
procubitor:sentinelle
procubitores:the night-watch
procubus:couché la face contre terre
proculcator:one who treads down, advanced troops, scouts
proculcatus:part. p. de proculco
proculus2:né pendant l'absence de son père, loin de son père / étendu en longueur, long
procupido:a previous desire
procuratorius:belonging to an agent, manager, procuratory
procuratrix:a governess, protectress
procuratus:part. p. de procuro.
procursatio:a charge, sally, onset
procursator:a forerunner;, skirmishers, sharp-shooters
procursatores:skirmishers, sharpshooters
procursio:a running forward, stepping forth.
procurso:to run forth, to sally out, make attacks, onsets.
procursorius:that runs forth, before
procuruo:to bend, curve forwards
prodactus:part. p. de prodigo.
prodambulo:- intr. - Ter. sortir pour se promener.
prodeambulo:to walk abroad, take a walk
prodecessor:prédécesseur dans une charge
prodicia:
prodicius2:treacherous
prodictator:a vice-dictator
prodictio:a deferring, adjournment
prodictus:part. p. de prodico.
prodigalitas:wastefulness, prodigality
prodigaliter:avec prodigalité
prodigiale:adv., d'une manière merveilleuse
prodigiator:an interpreter of prodigies
prodigiolum:a little prodigy
prodigiose:in an unnatural, strange, wonderful manner
prodigitas:extravagance, prodigality
prodigius:latin vulgaire) = prodigium
prodigus2:a wasteful person, a spendthrift
prodiguus:
proditius:treacherous
proditorius:de traître
proditrix:a female betrayer, a traitress
proditus:part. p. de prodo.
proditus2:treachery
prodius:farther onwards
prodormio:to sleep before
prodromos:a forerunner, advance-messenger,
prodromus:A certain north-northeast wind that blows eight days before the rising of the dog-star / A kind of early fig
producibilis:which lengthens out
producte:in a lengthened manner, long, Comp.
productilis:That may be drawn out, ductile, productile
productio:A lengthening, prolonging
productiuus:fit for prolongation
producto:to draw, before, to interpose
productor:a leader away, an enticer
produouir:suppléant d'un duumvir
produx:a twig, shoot, layer;
proebia:v. praebia.
proegmena:preferable things (in the Stoic philosophy)
proegmenon:a preferable thing
proelialis:of or belonging to a battle
proeliatio:the battling, fighting
proelio:c. proelior,
proemineo:to project
profanatio:profanation
profanator:a profaner
profanatus:part. p. de profano.
profane:wickedly, profanely
profanitas:profaneness, profanity
profano2:to bring, to a god before the temple, to dedicate, consecrate, offer in sacrifice
profans:part. de profari
profanum:Unlearned, ignorant, gen.
profatum:maxime, sentence, précepte
profatus:part. de profor.
profecticius:that proceeds from some one
profectitius:that proceeds from some one
profector:a traveller
profectoria:festin d'adieu
profecturus:part. f. de proficiscor.
profecturus2:part. f. de proficio.
profectus:P. of proficiscor
profectus2:T
professe:sans détours, ouvertement
professionarius:a registrar of wares, one who fixed the duties on imported goods
professiuus:qui a pour but de promettre, d'annoncer
proficienter:avantageusement
proficisco:[arch.]
proficue:utilement, avantageusement
proficuus:adj, beneficial, advantageous, conducive
profilius:fils du fils, petit-fils
proflamen:a flamen's substitute, proflamen
proflatus:part. p. de proflo.
proflatus2:a blowing, breeze
proflictus:part. p. de profligo 2
profligatio:Ruin, destruction
profligo2:to strike down, ruin, destroy
profluens2:running water
profluenter:flowingly;, easily, Comp., more fluently
profluentia:a flowing forth
profluuius:Flowing;, fluctuating, inconstant
profluuius2:a flux
profluus:flowing forth, flowing, streaming
profluxio:écoulement
profringo:to break up
profuga:A fugitive, banished person, exile
profunde:deeply
profunditas:depth
profusor:a squanderer
progemmans:budding forth, budding
progemmo:
progeneratio:an engendering, procreation
progeniculo:to fall on the knees, to beg on one's knees
progenitiuus:qui engendre
progenitor:the founder of a family, an ancestor, progenitor
progenitrix:the foundress, general mother
progenitus:part. p. de progigno.
progeno:c. progigno
progermino:to shoot forth, germinate
progesto:to carry before
prognare:notoriously, openly
prognariter:very skilfully, very expertly;
prognatio:a birth
prognatus2:a child, descendant
prognosis:Foreknowledge
prognostica:the signs of the weather
prognosticon:a sign, token, a prognostic;
prognosticum:a sign, token, a prognostic;
prognosticus:de pronostic
programma:a proclamation, an edict, manifesto
progredio:v. progredior
progressor:one that goes forward, advances
progubernator:an under-pilot
prohibitor:a withholder, restrainer, preventer, med.
prohibitus:P. of prohibeo
proiacto:tr., pousser en avant
proiecte:à la légère, sans attacher d'importance, avec mépris
proiectibilis:digne d'être rejeté
proiecticius:cast out, exposed
proiectio:a throwing forward, a stretching out.
proiectitius:cast out, exposed
proiecto:to drive forth, drive out
proiectorius:ejecting, detergent
proiectum:a jutty, projection, projecture
proiectura:a jutty, projecture
prolapsus:P. of prolabor
prolapsus2:a falling
prolatatim:en ajournant
prolatatus:part. de prolato.
prolatiuus:uttered
prolator:celui qui produit / celui qui promulgue
prolatus:P. of profero
prolatus2:a bringing forward
prolectatus:part. de prolecto.
prolectibilis:alluring
prolegatus:a lieutenant-governor's substitute, a prolegate
prolepos:a substitute for agreeableness
prolepsis:anticipation, prolepsis
proletaneus:
proletarius2:a citizen of the lowest class, who served the State not with his property, but only with his children, a proletary
proleuo:to draw forth
prolibo:to pour out, offer as a libation, Impers. pass.
proliceo:to run, flow forth
prolicito:
prolimen:a space before the threshold
proliquatus:liquefied, liquid
prolixitas:Great length, breadth, width, great extension
prolixitudo:prolixity
prolixo:to lengthen, extend
prolixum:adv., longuement ; sans fin
prolocutio:a preamble
prolocutor:a pleader, advocate
prolocutus:part. de proloquor.
prologium:a preface, introduction
prolongo:to lengthen, prolong, extend
proloquium:An introduction, preamble
proloquutor:a pleader, advocate
proloquutus:v. prolocutus.
prolubido:will, desire, inclination
proluceo:to shine forth
proludium:preliminary exercise, training
prolugeo:to mourn greatly
prolusorius:
prolutus:part. p. de proluo.
proluuio:an inundation
proluuiosus:overflowing, spreading in all directions
proluuium:an overflow;, an excess, abundance
prolytae:jurists who, after studying five years, were dismissed by their instructors with credit
promagister:one who presides, rules, in the place of another, a vice-president, vicegerent, vice-director
promagisterium:the office of a, a vice, presidency, lieutenancy
promagistratu:ind., magistrat subalterne
promagistratus:administration by a substitute, deputy
promagistro:ind., sous-chef, sous-maître
promano:int., s'écouler, s'étendre
promatertera:a great-grandmother's sister, great-grandaunt
promeneruo:tr., avertir
promercalis:that is dealt in, that is bought and sold
promercium:trade, traffic, merchandise
promergo:int., poindre, apparaître
promeritus:part. de promereo.
prominens2:saillie, éminence
prominenter:n a prominent manner
prominentia:a jutting out, projection, prominence, promontories
promino:to drive forward, along
promiscam:in common, indiscriminately, indifferently
promisceo:tr., mêler avant
promissiue:by way of promise, with a promise
promissiuus:promising, promissive;, the future tense, Adv.
promissus2:a promise
promisthota:celui qui louait les acteurs et les décors
promnion:a dark-colored gem
promoneo:to warn, admonish further
promonstra:prodiges
promontorium:v. promunturium.
promonturium:The highest part of a chain of mountains, a mountain-ridge
promota:things that are to be preferred, pref. erable things
promotio:advancement, preferment, promotion
promotor:celui qui accroît
promotus:advanced, late
promotus2:advancement, promotion
promptim:quickly, suddenly
promptitudo:promptitude
promptuarium:a storeroom, repository, promptuary
promptuarius:of or belonging to distribution, distributing, a prison
promptulus:ready, prompt
promtuarius:of or belonging to distribution, distributing, a prison
promtus:Visible, apparent, evident, manifest
promtus2:An exposing to view, a being visible, visibility;, public, open, visible, manifest, before the eyes, subject-clause, it is clear, plain, evident
promulceo:v. promulsus.
promulcum:a tow-rope
promulgator:one that publishes, proclaims, a promulgator
promulsus:stroked forward, smoothed down in front
promulus:facile, coulant ou abondant, riche
promum:a store-room
promunctorium:extrémité du bec
promurale:contre-mur
promus:of or belonging to giving out, distributing., a store-room, larder
promuscis:a trunk, proboscis
promutuor:to be loaned beforehand
promutuum:an advance, loan
pronaon:pronaos, vestibule d'un temple, parvis
pronaos:the porch, vestibule, portico of a temple
pronato:to swim forth, swim along
pronatus:sprung forth, born
!pronaum:pronaos, vestibule d'un temple, parvis
!pronaus:the porch, vestibule, portico of a temple
pronecto:to knit, spin out
pronis:penché, incliné, v. pronus
pronitas:inclination, propensity, proneness
prono:to bend forward, to bow
pronoea:providence
pronomen:pronom
pronominalis:of or belonging to a pronoun, pronominal
pronominatio:a figure of speech, by which another epithet is substituted for a proper name
pronominatiuus:exprimé par un pronom
pronomino:tr., désigner par un pronom
pronubans:arranging a marriage
pronubo:
pronubus2:the promoter of a marriage, a groomsman
pronumero:to count up, reckon, enumerate
pronunciabilis:declarative, enunciative, med.
pronunciatio:A public declaration, publication, proclamation, decision, proclamation
pronunciatiue:
pronunciatiuus:of or belonging to declaration, declarative, enunciative;, Adv.
pronunciator:One who delivers any thing, a reciter
pronunciatum:
pronunciatus:abl. sing., pronunciation
pronuncio:to make publicly known, to publish, proclaim, announce
pronuntiabilis:declarative, enunciative, med.
pronuntiatiue:declaratively, affirmatively
pronuntiatius:part. passé de pronuntio. - 1 - annoncé, rapporté, raconté. - 2 - publié (officiellement), décrété, édicté. - 3 - déclaré par un arrêt, jugé. - 4 - déclamé, représenté, joué. - 5 - prononcé, articulé.
pronuntiatiuus:of or belonging to declaration, declarative, enunciative;, Adv.
pronuntiator:One who delivers any thing, a reciter
pronuntiatum:a proposition, axiom
pronuntiatus:part. de pronuntio.
pronuntiatus2:abl. sing., pronunciation
pronuper:tout récemment
proodicus:antecantativus
prooeconomia:a previous arrangement
prooemior:to make an introduction, preface
propagator:a propagator;, an enlarger, extender, An epithet of Jupiter, as the enlarger of boundaries
propagatus:part. p. de propago.
propages:A set, layer;
propaginatio:propagation
propaginatus:part. p. de propagino.
propagino:to propagate
propagmen:propagation;, prolongation
propalo:to make public, manifest, to divulge
propansus:Partt., spread out, extended
propassio:début de souffrance
propassus:Partt., spread out, extended
propatior:to endure before
propator:a forefather, ancestor
propatruus:a great-grandfather's brother
propemodo:nearly, almost, Ca.
propempticon:a farewell poem, in lemm.;, in lemm.
propempticum:adieu [en vers], discours d'adieu
propendo:int., peser, être pesant
propendulus:hanging forth, forward, hanging down
propense:willingly, readily, with inclination
propensio:inclination, propensity
properabilis:hasty, rapid
properatim:hastily, quickly, speedily
properatio:a hastening, haste, quickness, speediness
properatus:hurried, accelerated, rapid, quick, speedy
properiter:hastily, quickly
propes:a rope, the loose part of the sheet with which a sail is trimmed to the wind
propetro:tr., donner à achever
propheta:a foreteller, soothsayer, prophet
prophetalis:prophetic, prophetical
prophetatio:a soothsaying, prophesying
prophetes:a foreteller, soothsayer, prophet
prophetia:prediction, prophecy
prophetialis:of or belonging to prophecy, prophetic
prophetice:prophetically
propheticus:predicting, prophetic, prophetical, Adv.
prophetis:a prophetess
prophetissa:a prophetess
prophetizo:to prophesy
propheto:to foretell, predict, prophesy
propiatus:part. de propio.
propilatus:lancé comme un javelot
propilo:
propina:a cook-shop
propinator:
propinqua:
propio:to draw near, approach, pass.
propitiabilis:that is easy to be appeased, propitiable
propitiatio:an appeasing, atonement, propitiation
propitiator:a propitiator
propitiatorium:moyen propitiatoire
propitiatorius:atoning, reconciling
propitiatrix:a propitiatress
propitiatus:part. de propitio.
propitietas:a state of propitiation, reconciliation
proplasma:a pattern, model
propnigeum:the place before an oven, furnace, the room where a bath was heated
propola:a forestaller, a retailer, huckster
propola2:boutique de brocanteur
propolis:the third foundation in making honey, a gummy substance with which the bees close the crevices of their hives, bee-glue, propolis
propoma:a drink taken before eating, a whet, in lemm.
proportio:comparative relation, proportion, symmetry, analogy, likeness
proportionabiliter:proportionally
proportionalis:of or belonging to proportion, proportional
proportionalitas:proportion
proportionaliter:proportionally
proportionatus:proportioned, proportionate
propos:très puissant
propositiuus:relatif à la proposition
propositor:a proposer
propositus:exposed, open, accessible.—At hand, impending
proposterus:c. praeposterus
propraefectus:a vice-prefect
propraetore:a magistrate in the times of the republic, who, after having administered the prœtorship one year in Rome, was sent in the following year, as prœtor to a province where there was no army, a proprœtor
propriatim:properly
proprietarius:belonging to one as his property, proprietary
proprietarius2:an owner, proprietor
propriificatio:appropriation
propriifico:to appropriate, make one's own
proprio:to appropriate
proptosis:a prolapse
propudianus:offered on account of infamous deeds
propudiosus:shameful, disgraceful, infamous
propugnatrix:she that defends, a protectress
propugnatus:part. de propugno.
propulsator:one that drives back, a warder off, averter
propulsor:one that wards off, drives back
propulsus:P. of propello
propulsus2:abl. sing., a driving on, forth, propulsion, impulse
propungo:to prick, puncture in front
propurgo:to cleanse beforehand
propus:nom d'une étoile qui se trouve devant les pieds des Gémeaux
propylaea:a gateway, entrance; esp., the Propylaea to the Parthenon
propylaeon:a gateway, entrance;, the Propylœum
propylon:a gateway, entrance;, the Propylœum
proquaestor:proquesteur.
proquirito:to cry out, exclaim in public, to publish, proclaim
proreta:the lookout man at the prow, the under-pilot
proreus:the lookout man at the prow, under-pilot
proriga:a stable-boy, an attendant employed in breeding horses
proris:The forepart of a ship, the prow, the lookout stationed at the prow, my intention from beginning to end, my whole design
prorogatio:A prolonging, extension
prorogatiuus:admitting of delay, prorogative
prorogator:one that pays, gives out, a dispenser
prorogatus:part. de prorogo
prororiga:per ou prae, auriga), intendant d'un haras [ou] palefrenier
prorostra:c. rostra ;
prorsus2:Straightforwards, right onwards, straight, direct
proruptio:a breaking, rushing forth, an eruption, Absol.
proruptor:one that breaks forth, sallies out
proruptus:P. of prorumpo
prorutus:P. of proruo
prosaeproseptum:domaine, enclos
prosaeptum:v. proseptum.
prosaice:
prosaicus:Prosaic, in prose
prosaicus2:a prose writer, prosaist
prosalis:qui est en prose
prosapies:a stock, race, family.
prosapodosis:a figure of speech
prosarius:of or belonging to prose, prosaic
prosator:an ancestor
prosatrix:an ancestress
prosatus:part. de prosero 2
!proscholos:sous-maître [maître d'étude]
proscholos:an under-teacher, under-master.
proscissio:the first ploughing, a breaking up
proscissum:sillon du premier labour
proscissus:part. de proscindo.
proscriptor:one who proscribes, oullaws; adj., proscriptive
proscriptura:proscription, outlawry
proscripturio:to desire, long to proscribe
proscriptus:part. p. de proscribo.
proscriptus2:an outlaw, proscribed person, one under the ban
prosecro:to sacrifice
prosecta:s.-ent. exta), entrailles [coupées] de la victime
prosectio:a cutting off, amputation
prosector:one who cuts in pieces, a cutter up, an anatomist
prosectus:part. de proseco.
prosectus2:a cutting, slashing, a cut, stroke
prosecutio:a following, accompanying on the way, attendance
prosecutor:an accompanier, companion, an attendant
prosecutoria:a letter relating to taking something in charge, a letter of authorization
prosecutus:P. of prosequor
proseda:a common prostitute
prosedamum:[mot sarmate], pigritia equorum in coitu
prosedeo:int., se tenir exposé en public
proselenos:prosélène [plus ancien que la lune]
proselyta:a female proselyte, converted woman
proselytus:come from abroad, foreign, strange
proselytus2:A sojourner, a stranger in the land; one that has come over from heathenism to the Jewish religion, a proselyte
proseminator:a sower;, a disseminator
prosemino:to sow, scatter about, to sow
prosentio:to perceive beforehand
proseptum:domaine, enclos
prosequium:attendance
prosequutor:an accompanier, companion, an attendant
prosequutus:
prosero:to stretch forth, extend
prosero2:to bring forth, produce by sowing.
proserpinaca:a plant, also called
proserpinalis:of or belonging to Proserpine
prosiciae:c. prosecta
prosicies:the flesh cut off for sacrifice
prosicium:c. prosecta.
prosico:couper, découper [les entrailles des victimes] / offrir en sacrifice, sacrifier / [en gén.] couper / fendre, ouvrir, labourer
prosidens:sitting before
prosistens:standing out, projecting
prosisto:
proslambanomenos:the note, in music
prosmelodos:c. proslambanomenos
prosnesium:amarre
prosocrus:a wife's grandmother
prosodia:the tone, accent
prosodiacus:prosodial, prosodiac
prosopis:grande bardane (plante)
prosopites2:a plant
prosopitis:grande bardane (plante)
prosopon:a kind of herb, wild-poppy
prosopopoeicus:of or belonging to personification, personifying
prosparalepsis:allongement de la finale d'un mot
prospecte:providently, deliberately, considerately, advisedly, prudently, Sup.
prospectio:soins, sollicitude
prospectiuus:of or belonging to a prospect, furnishing a prospect, prospective
prospector:one who looks out
prospectus:P. of prospicio
prosper:agreeable to one's wishes, favorable, fortunate, prosperous
prosperatio:good fortune
prosperatus:part. de prospero.
prospergo:to besprinkle
prosperiter:favorably, fortunately
prospex:one foreseeing, a foreseer
prospica:she that takes care, provides beforehand
prospiciens:p.-adj. de prospicio, qui se garde de qq chose, qui se méfie
prospicienter:providently, considerately, carefully
prospicue:providently, cautiously, carefully
prospicus:taking care
prospicuus:That may be seen afar off, conspicuous
prospiro:to breathe forth, exhale
prospolos:ministre d'un temple
prostans:v. prosto.
prostas:a porch, vestibule
prosthesis:prosthèse ou prothèse, addition d'une lettre au commencement d'un mot
prostibilis:a harlot, prostitute
prostibula:a prostitute
prostitutio:Prostitution
prostitutor:A prostitutor, pander
prostomis:an instrument to hold a horse by the nose, a barnacle, twitch, beak;, a drinkingvessel
prostratio:an overthrowing, subverting, prostration
prostrator:an overthrower, prostrator
prostratus:P. of prosterno
prostro:
prostylos:having pillars in front
prostypa:moulures [t. d'archit.]
prostypum:a pattern, model
prosumia:a small kind of vessel for reconnoitring, a spy - boat
prosupo:tr., étendre en ligne droite
prosuppo:tr., étendre en ligne droite
prosurgo:to rise up
prosyllogismus:prosyllogisme
protagion:a good kind of wine
protasis:An assertion, proposition
protaticus:appearing in the first part of a play
protaules:premier joueur de flûte
protea:nénuphar [plante]
protectio:a covering over;, a protecting, protection
protector:a coverer;, a protector
protectorius:of or belonging to the life-guard, body-guard
protectum:the projecting part of a roof, the eaves
protectus:part. de protego.
protectus2:a covering
protelatio:action de repousser dehors
protelo:to drive forth, forwards, to drive away, put to flight, repulse, remove
protenam:forthwith, immediately
protenis:forthwith, immediately
protensio:a stretching out
protentatus:tried, tested
protento:tr., éprouver
protentus:P.a.
protermino:to more forward, to widen, extend
proterritus:part. passé de protrerreo.
proteruia:wantonness, impudence
proteruio:to be bold, shameless, impudent
proteruiter:c. proterve
protestatio:a declaration, protestation
protesto:to declare in public, to bear witness, testify, protest, object-clause
protestor:tr., déclarer hautement, protester, affirmer / [fig.] attester, témoigner
protheorema:a considering beforehand, preconsideration
protheoremata:principes, éléments [de géométrie]
prothesis:a grammatical figure consisting in the prefixing of a letter, syllable to a word, prosthesis;
prothyme:willingly, gladly, with pleasure;
prothymia:readiness, willingness, inclination
prothyra:the space before the door, the vestibule
prothyris:an ornament over a door, pillars, called also
protinis:forthwith, immediately
protocomium:the place where the hair begins
protolapsus:lapsus), le premier pécheur [Adam]
protomagister:pour primus magister
protomedia:an herb, otherwise unknown
protomysta:a chief priest in mystic ceremonies
protono:to thunder forth
protoplasma:c. -plastus
protoplastus:the first man;, the first men
protopraxia:the privilege of being preferred to other creditors
protosedeo:to sit in the first place
protostasia:the office of chief collector of taxes in the, the chief collectorship
prototomi:cabbages of the first cutting
prototomus:that is cut off first, of the first cutting
prototypia:the office of one who has charge of the commutation for recruits
prototypos:forme primitive, prototype
prototypus:original, primitive, standard metre
protracte:with the, time dragged
protractio:a drawing out, lengthening, protraction
protractus:part. de protraho.
protractus2:a prolonging, protraction
protrepticon:an exhortation, a hortatory, protreptical discourse, in lemm.;
protrepticum:an exhortation, a hortatory, protreptical discourse, in lemm.;
protrico:to make difficulties beforehand
protrimenta:sorte de ragoût épais
protrimentum:a dish composed of various ingredients hashed together, a ragout
protritus:P. of protero
protropon:vin de mère-goutte
protropum:the first new wine that runs from the grapes before pressing
protubero:to swell, bulge out, to grow forth
protumidus:swollen in front, protuberant, gibbous
protutela:a vice-guardianship, vice-tutelage
protyrum:a kind of wine made in the island of Lesbos
prouectibilis:capable of progress
prouectio:an advancement, promotion
prouector:a promoter
prouectus2:Advancement, promotion
prouegeo:
prouendo:tr., vendre au loin
prouentum:succès [bon ou mauvais]
prouenturus:part. futur de provenio.
prouerbialis:proverbial, Adv.
prouerbialiter:proverbially
prouersus:part. p. de proverto
prouerto:to turn forwards, turned forwards, straightforwards
prouide:avec prévoyance
prouinco:to conquer before
prouindemiator:a star over the right shoulder of Virgo, which rises just before the vintage; called also
prouiso:to go, come forth to see, acc.
prouiso2:with foresight, forethought, prudently
prouisus2:part. de provideo.
prouocabilis:easily aroused, excitable
prouocabulum:a word that is used for another, a pronoun
prouocaticius:called forth, excited
prouocatiuus:called forth, elicited
prouocatorius:of or belonging to challenging, provocatory
prouocatrix:she that entices, med.
prouocatus:part. de provoco.
prouolgo:to make publicly known, to publish, divulge
prouolutus:part. p. de provolvo.
prouorsus:part. p. de proverto
prouorto:to turn forwards, turned forwards, straightforwards
prouulgatus:part. de provulgo.
prouulgo:to make publicly known, to publish, divulge
prox:by your leave
proxenetes:celui qui s'entremet pour un marché, courtier
proxeneticum:brokerage, factorage
proximatus:the next place after that of the magister scriniorum, the proximate
proximi:one's neighbor, fellow-man
proximo:to come, draw near, to approach, be near
proximo2:very lately
proximus2:a neighbor, a fellow-man
prudenticulus:d'une prudence minutieuse
pruditas:prudentia
prudius:
pruniceus:of plum-tree wood
prunicius:of or from plum-tree wood
prunitius:of or from plum-tree wood
prunulum:a little plum
pruriginosus:Having the itch, scabby, pruriginous
pruriosus:That causes itching
pruritiuus:that causes itching, itching
pruritus:an itching, the itch
prusinius:a kind of grape
prymnesius:belonging to the stern
prytanes:one of the chief magistrates in some of the Grecian States
prytaneum:the town-hall, a public building in some of the Grecian states, where the Prytanes assembled and dined, and where those who had done special service to the State were entertained at the public expense
psalma:a song sung to the accompaniment of stringed instruments, a psalm
psalmicen:a psalm-singer
psalmidicus:the psalmist
psalmisonum:chant des psaumes
psalmisonus:a psalm-singer
psalmista:a composer, singer of psalms, a psalm-writer, psalm-singer, psalmist
psalmizo:tr., chanter, psalmodier
psalmodia:psalmodie
psalmographus:a psalm - writer, psalmographer
psalmus:a psalm, the Psalms of David
psaltes:a player on the cithara, a musician, minstrel
psaronius:a precious stone
psathyropola:
psecas2:a female slave who perfumed her mistress's hair, a man of humble birth
psegma:paillette de métal (al. smegma)
psephopaecta:prestidigitateur, jongleur
psephopaectes:a juggler
psetta:a species of plaice, sole, called also
pseudanchusa:a plant, bastard-anchusa, alkanet, oxtongue, bugloss
pseudapostolus:a false apostle
pseudenedrus:a feigned lier-in-wait
pseudisodomos:a disproportionate building
pseudoanchusa:a plant, bastard-anchusa, alkanet, oxtongue, bugloss
pseudobaptizatus:qui n'est pas véritablement baptisé
pseudobunion:a plant, bastard-bunion
pseudocalidus:qui a l'apparence d'être chaud
pseudocomitatenses:faux comitatenses
!pseudocyperos:sorte de souchet [plante]
pseudocyperos:a plant, falsecyperus
pseudocypirus:sorte de souchet [plante]
pseudocyprus:a plant, falsecyperus
pseudodiaconus:a false deacon
pseudodictamnos:bastard-dittany
pseudodictamnum:dictame bâtard
pseudodipteros:that appears to have two rows of columns, pseudodipteral
pseudodoctor:
pseudoepiscopus:a false bishop
pseudoflauus:not exactly yellow, yellowish
pseudoforum:c. pseudothyrum
pseudographia:fausse représentation (description)
pseudographus:having a false superscription, title
pseudoliquidus:apparently liquid
pseudomenus:
pseudomonachus:faux moine
pseudonardus:bastard-nard
pseudonedrus:a secret lier-in-wait
pseudopastor:a false pastor
pseudopatum:a false floor
pseudoperipteros:that seems to have columns all round
pseudoperipterus:qui semble être périptère [entouré de colonnes]
pseudophorum:c. pseudoforum.
pseudopresbyter:faux prêtre
pseudopropheta:a false prophet
pseudoprophetes:
pseudoprophetia:a false prophecy
pseudopropheticus:prophesying falsely, pseudo-prophetic
pseudoprophetis:a false prophetess
pseudosacerdos:
pseudoselinon:quintefeuille [plante]
pseudoselinum:a plant, bastard-selinum
pseudosericus:qui imite la soie
pseudosmaragdus:a false emerald
pseudosphex:a false wasp
pseudosynodus:faux concile, faux synode
pseudourbanus:imitating the fashion of towns
pseudozmaragdus:v. pseudosmaragdus.
psiathium:a little rush mat
psila:a covering shaggy on one side, a shaggy covering
psilocitharisis:jeu de cithare sans accompagnement de la voix
psilocitharista:one who plays on the cithara without singing to it, a citkara-player
psilocitharistes:joueur de cithare qui ne chante pas en jouant
psilothro:tr., épiler au moyen de l'épilatoire appelé psilothrum
psilothrum:An unguent for removing the hair and making the skin smooth, a depilatory
psilotrum:An unguent for removing the hair and making the skin smooth, a depilatory
psimithium:white-lead, ceruse
psimmythium:white-lead, ceruse
psithium:vin psithien, de raisins secs
psithius:psythian
psitta:a species of plaice, sole, called also
psittacinus:of or belonging to a parrot
psitthagoras:
psoadicus:having pains in the buttocks, loins
psoalgicus:c. psoadicus
psoicus:c. psoadicus
psoleos:the penis
psora:the itch, mange
psorae:gale
psoranthemis:a barren kind of rosemary
psoricum:a remedy for the itch
psoricus:of or for the itch, mange
psychici:matérialistes
psychicus:animal, carnal, carnally inclined
psychogonia:génération de l'âme [dans le Timée de Platon]
psychomachia:The Contest of the Soul
psychomantium:a place where the spirits of the dead were interrogated, a place of, necromancy
psychophthoros:the Soul-destroyer
psychotrophon:a plant, betony
!psychotrophum:c. betonica
psychrolusia:a cold bathing
psychroluta:one who bathes in cold water
psyllion:a plant, fleabane, fleawort
!psyllium:plantain ou herbe aux puces
psythia:a kind of raisin - wine
psythius:psythian
ptarmicum:that which causes sneezing
ptarmicus:causing to sneeze
pteris:a species of fern
pternix:the straight stem of a plant
pteroma:the colonnade on the two sides of a Grecian temple
pteron:the side walls
pterotos:winged, with handles
pterotus:garni d'anses
pterygium:A film that grows over the eye, a pearl, web, haw
pterygoma:something shaped like a wing, a wing of a ballista
ptisana:Barley crushed and cleaned from the hulls, barley-groats, pearl-barley
ptisanarium:a decoction of barley-groats, of rice
ptocheum:a poor-house
ptochium:hospice pour les pauvres
ptochotropheum:a poor-house
ptochotrophium:hospice pour les pauvres
ptochotrophus:an overseer of the poor, in lemm.
ptyas:a kind of serpent, said to spit venom into the eyes of men
ptygma:étoffe repliée, enroulée
pubeda:a youth arrived at the age of puberty
puber:that is grown up, of ripe age, adult, pubescent.
pubeta:jeune garçon
pubis:that is grown up, of ripe age, adult, pubescent.
pubis2:c. pubes 2
publicarius:that makes public
publicater:one who makes known, a publisher, proclaimer
publicator:celui, celle qui divulgue
publicatrix:she that publishes, exposes
publicatus:part. de publico.
puchellus:joli.
pudefactus:ashamed
pudescit:to be ashamed
pudibilis:shameful, abominable
pudimentum:the parts of shame
pudious:shamefast, bashful, modest, chaste, pure, virtuous, chaste, Chaste, pure, undefiled, pure
pudoratus:shamefaced, modest, chaste
pudoricolor:shamecolored, blushing, ruddy
pudorosus:bashful, modest
puellasco:to become a girl, to grow girlish, effeminate
puellatorius:of or belonging to children
puellitor:to commit lewdness
puera:a girl, lass, maiden
puerarius:
puerasco:arriver à l'âge de l'enfance / rajeunir
pueraster:a stout lad
puerculus:a small boy
puerigenus:that begets boys
puerinus:youthful
pueritas:enfance [fig.]
puerities:childhood
puerperus:parturient, bringing forth children
pugilatio:boxing with the cestus, pugilism
pugilator:a boxer, pugilist
pugilatorius:of or belonging to the fist, a fist-ball, a ball which is struck with the fist
pugilis:c. pugil
pugillaria:c. pugillares
pugillariarius:fabricant de tablettes
pugillaris:of or belonging to the fist, hand, that can be held in the hand, writing-tablets
pugillarius:a maker of writing-tablets
pugillatio:boxing with the cestus, fist-fighting
pugillator:a messenger, letter-carrier
pugillatorius:of or belonging to the fist, a fist-ball, a ball which is struck with the fist
pugillatus:a fighting with the cestus, boxing;
pugillor:I. To fight with the fist or cestus, to be a boxer, pugilist II. Transf., to strike with the feet, to kick
pugilor:int., s'exercer au pugilat / frapper avec les pieds de devant [en parl. d'un cheval] / combattre
pugnabilis:qu'on peut battre
pugnaculum:a fortified place, fortification, fortress, bastion, bulwark
pugnans:m., les combattants / contraria, antithèses / choses contradictoires
pugnantes:fighters, warriors
pugnantia:contradictions, inconsistencies, things irreconcilable
pugnatorius:of or belonging to a fighter, combatant, fighting, sharp weapons
pugnatrix:combative, martial
pugnatus:v. pugno.
pugnicula:a slight contest, a skirmish
pugnitus:with the fists
pulcellus:beautiful little
pulchellus:beautiful little
pulchresco:to become, grow beautiful
pulchritas:beauty
pulchrum:beauty
pulcralia:a dessert, fruits
pulcresco:to become, grow beautiful
pulcritas:beauty
pulcritudo:beauty.
pulegium:fleabane, fleawort, pennyroyal
puleiatum:pennyroyal wine
puleiatum2:vin de pouliot
puleiatus:furnished, seasoned with pennyroyal
puleiatus2:assaisonné de pouliot
puleium:fleabane, fleawort, pennyroyal
puleium2:pouliot [plante aromatique, du genre des menthes] / [fig.] odeur agréable, douceur
pulicaria:a plant, called also
pulicaris:adjj., of or belonging to fleas, producing fleas, flea-bearing
pulicarius:relatif aux puces ;
pulico:to produce fleas
pulicosus:full of fleas
pullamen:petit d'un animal
pullarius2:of or belonging to young animals, Facete, a kidnapper of boys, boy-mouser, catchboy
pullastra:a young hen, a pullet
pullatio:a hatching
pulleiaceus:black
pullicenus:a young bird, a chicken
pulliger:qui contient un poussin [en parl. d'oeuf]
pulligo:a dark color
pullinaticius:de poulet
pullinus:of or belonging to young animals
pulliprema:a pœderast
pullities:a young brood
pullo:to put forth, sprout out, germinate
pullopremus:
pullulasco:to put forth, sprout out, to bud, bourgeon
pullulatio:croissance [des végétaux] / au pl., les rejetons
pullulus:blackish, dusky, gray
pullulus2:A young animal, a chick, young dove, dove, chick
pulmentaris:of or belonging to a relish
pulmonaceus:of or belonging to the lungs, good for the lungs
pulmonarius:Diseased in the lungs, consumptive
pulmoneus:of or belonging to the lungs, pulmonic
pulmunculus:a lunglike, fleshy excrescence
pulpamen:a relish
pulpita:
pulpito:to board over, to cover with boards
pulpitus:scène, orchestre
pulpo:to utter the natural cry of the vulture
pulposus:fleshy
pulpus:c. polypus
pulsabulum:an implement with which the strings of a musical instrument are struck, usually called
pulsator:a beater, striker
pulsatus:part. de pulso.
pulsim:adv., en poussant
pulsio:a beating, striking
pulsuosus:full of blows, beating
pulsus:T
pultatio:a beating, knocking
pulticula:pap, gruel
pultificus:from which pap, pottage is made
pultiphagus:a pap-eater, a Roman
puluer:v. pulvis
puluerarius:of or belonging to dust, sand
pulueratica:drink-money
pulueraticum:salaire [primt pour une pulveratio]
pulueratio:a reducing to powder, pulverizing
puluerizatus:pulvérisé
puluerizo:to reduce to dust, to pulverize
puluero:couvrir de poussière / pulvériser / int., être couvert de poussière
puluesco:int., devenir poussière
puluinarius:of or belonging to the couches of the gods, provision of beasts for sacrifice
puluinatus:cushion-shaped, having a swelling, elevation, swelling, elevated
puluinensis:qui a un coussin [divinité]
puluinensis2:an epithet of Bellona
puluinulus:a little bank, bed of earth
puluisculum:c. pulvisculus
puluisculus:neutr.
pumicator:a polisher, scourer
pumicatus:smoothed, effeminate, luxurious
pumicosus:like pumice-stone, porous, Comp.
pumilo:a dwarf, pigmy, bantams
pumilus:de petite taille, nain.
pumilus2:a dwarf
pumula:a species of vine in the Amiternine territory
puncta:estocade
punctariola:
punctariolae:c. punctatoriolae.
punctatim:condensed to a point, briefly, concisely
punctillum:a little point, a dot, spot
punctim:with the point
punctio:a pricking, puncture
punctorium:an instrument for pricking, puncturing
punctura:a pricking, prick, puncture
punctus2:A pricking, stinging; a prick, sting, puncture
punctus3:c. punctum
punicans:red, reddish, ruddy, blushing
punicum2:grenade
punitio:a punishment
punitus:part. de punio.
pupillaris2:the heir named in place of a deceased orpha
pupillariter:in place of an orphan
pupillatus:orphanage, wardship, pupilage
pupillo:to utter the natural cry of the peacock
puppa:A girl, damsel, lass
pupus:A boy, a child
purefacio:to cleanse, purify
purgabilis:that can be easily cleansed, purified
purgate:purement, correctement
purgaticius:cleansing, purging
purgatiuus:purgative, cathartic
purgator:a cleanser, purger
purgatorius:cleansing, purgative, purgatory
purgatrix:she that cleanses, purifies: cleansing, purifying
purgatura:a cleansing
purgito:to cleanse, purify, purge
purificalis:qui purifie
purificatio:a purifying, purification
purificatorius:purifying, cleansing
purifico:to make clean, to cleanse, purify
purificus:purifying
purifluus:au flot limpide
purime:for purissime
purimus:purissimus
puritas:-I. cleanness, purity -II. purulency
puritia:c. puritas 1
puro:to purify
purpuramentum:a purple vestment
purpurans:de couleur pourpre
purpuraria:marchande de pourpre [étoffes] / teinturerie en pourpre
purpurarius:of or belonging to purple, purple
purpurarius2:a purple-dyer
purpurasco:to grow purple, become of a purple color
purpuresco:c. purpurasco
purpuretica:an entrance built of porphyry
purpurissum:masc.
purpurissus:a kind of dark purple color
purpurites:c. porphyrites
purpuriticus:purple-colored; of porphyry
purpuro:Act., to purple, to make purple-colored, to dye with purple, to darken
purrhichharius:one who performs the Pyrrhic dance, a Pyrrhichist
purulenta:corrupt matter, pus
purulentatio:purulence
purulente:purulently
purulentia:a collection of corrupt matter, pus, a purulent mass
purum:a clear, bright, unclouded sky
pusa:a girl
pusca:an acidulous drink of vinegar and water
puscinus:plein de pus, purulent
pusillanimis:faint - hearted, timid, pusillanimous
pusillanimitas:faintheartedness, timidity, pusillanimity
pusillanimus:pusillanime
pusillitas:littleness, smallness
pusillulus:very little, very small
pusiola:a little girl
pusito:int., crier (en parlant des étourneaux)
pustulatio:a breaking out into pustules, pustulation
pustulesco:to break out into pustules
pustulo:Act., to blister, to cause blisters, pustules;, to blister, become blistered
pustulosus:full of blisters, pustules
pusulatus:blistered, refined, purified
pusulosus:full of blisters, pimples, pustules
pusus:a boy, a little boy
puta2:suppose, for instance, for example, namely
putatiue:by supposition, putatively
putatiuus:imaginary, presumptive, putative, Adv.
putatorius:of or for pruning, lopping
putatus:part. de puto.
putea:a well, a cistern
puteale:A stone curb round the mouth of a well
puteanus:of or belonging to a well, well-
putearius:a well-digger
putefacio:c. putref-
putefactus:
putens:
puter:rotten, decaying, putrefying, stinking, putrid.
puteum:c. puteus
puticulae:the gravepits, the subterranean burying-places, near the Esquiline Hill, for the poor and for slaves
puticuli:lieu-dit
putilla:a little boy; a little girl; a child;
putisco:to rot, putrefy
putramen:rottenness, putridity
putredo:rottenness, putridity
putredulus:corrupt, foul
putrefactio:a rotting
putreo:to be rotten, putrid
putrescibilis:sujet à la corruption, putrescible
putribilis:corruptible, perishable
putridulus:corrupt, foul
putrilago:rottenness, corruption, putrefaction
putrimordax:Boet. dont la morsure engendre la putréfaction.
putror:rottenness, corruption, putridity
putruosus:full of rottenness, corruption, putrid
putus:cleansed, purified, perfectly pure, bright, clear, unmixed;, purus;, purus, Sup.
putus2:a boy
pycnitis:a plant, mullein, wool-blade
pycnocomon:a plant, devil's-bit, small-flowered motherwort
pycnostylos:close-columned, having the columns close together, pycnostyle
pyctalis:of or belonging to a boxing-match, pugilistic
pyctes:a boxer, pugilist
pyctomacharius:a boxer, pugilist
pyelus:a bath
pyga:the rump, buttocks
!pygargos:pygargue [sorte d'aigle] / espèce de gazelle
pygisiacus:of or belonging to secret buttock-worship
pygme:pugilat
pylae:a narrow pass, defile
pylorus:the lower orifice of the stomach, the pylorus
pyralis:a winged insect that was supposed to live in fire, called also
pyrallis:c. pyrausta
pyramida:c. pyramis
pyramidalis:pyramidal
pyramidatus:pyramidal
pyrausta:insecte qui vit dans le feu
pyraustes:insecte qui vit dans le feu
pyren:a precious stone
pyrethron:a plant, Spanish chamomile, pellitory
pyreum:the sanctuary of Vesta
pyrgis:a plant, dog, s-tongue
pyrgus:a little wooden tower on the side of a gaming-board, hollow and having steps inside, through which the dice were thrown upon the board
pyrites:Flint
pyritis:a precious stone of a black color
pyrocorax:a kind of crow with a reddish beak, the Alpine-crow, hermit-crow
pyromantia:pyromancie, divination au moyen du feu
pyrosagrios:(Lebaigue P. 1037) une plante inconnue.
!pyrrhicha:pyrrhique [danse guerrière des Lacédémoniens]
pyrrhicharius:one who performs the Pyrrhic dance, a Pyrrhichist
pyrrhiche:a dance in armor, the Pyrrhic dance
pyrrhichista:c. le précéd. / correction
pyrrhichius:a poetical foot consisting of two short syllables, a pyrrhic
pyrrhichus:de pyrrhique (danse).
pyrrhicus:de pyrrhique [danse]
pyrrhocorax:a kind of crow with a reddish beak, the Alpine-crow, hermit-crow
pyrrhopoecilos:a kind of porphyry
pyrricha:
pysma:a question
pythagorisso:to imitate Pythagoras, to pythagorize
pythaula:pythaule [joueur de flûte qui jouait le combat d'Apollon Pythien contre le serpent Python] / joueur de flûte
pythaulicus:of or belonging to a, pythaulic
pythion:a kind of bulbous plant
pythionices:vainqueur aux jeux pythiens
python2:esprit prophétique / devin
pythonicus:prophetic, magical
pythonion:a plant, dragon-wort
pythonissa:a possessed woman, a sorceress
pytisso:to spit, spirt out
pyxacanthos:a plant, boxthorn, buckthorn
!pyxacanthus:a plant, boxthorn, buckthorn
pyxagathos:a skilful boxer
!pyxagathus:a skilful boxer
pyxidatus:made like a box, box-like
pyxidicula:a small box
pyxinum:an unguent kept in boxes made of boxwood, box-salve
quaad:how long
quacunque:[relatif] par n'importe quel endroit par où, par quelque endroit que / de quelque côté que / [indéfini] par n'importe quel moyen
quadam:v. quadamtenus.
quadamtenus:to a certain point, so far
quadantenus:
quadragenarius2:a man forty years of age
quadrageni:forty each
quadragensumus:The fortieth
quadragesimalis:
quadragessis:quarante as
quadrangularis:à quatre angles
quadrangulatus:quadrangular
quadrangulum:a quadrangle
quadrangulus:v. quadriang-
quadrantalis:containing the fourth part
quadrassis:quatre as
quadratarius:of or belonging to work with the square, to the work of the stone-cutter, a stone monument, subst. m. a stonecutter
quadratarius2:a stonecutter
quadrate:fourfold, four times
quadratim:fourfold
quadratio:a square, quadrate
quadrator:a stonecutter
quadratura:A making square, squaring, quadrature, the squaring, quadrature of the circle
quadratus3:A square, a quadrate
quadriangulum:a quadrilateral figure, quadrangle
quadriangulus:four-cornered, quadrangular
quadribaccium:fourbeads, four-pearls
quadribacium:fourbeads, four-pearls
quadriceps:à quatre têtes
quadrichordum:instrument à quatre cordes
quadricolor:adj., de quatre couleurs
quadricubitalis:
quadricubitus:
quadriduanus:of four days, for the space of four days
quadriennis:of four years, four years old
quadrieris:a vessel having four banks of oars, a quadrireme
quadrifarie:de quatre manières
quadrifariter:in a fourfold manner, in four ways
quadrifarius:fourfold
quadrifinalis:bordering on four places, marking four boundaries
quadrifinium:a place where four boundaries meet
quadrifinius:placé à la limite de quatre propriétés
quadrifluuium:a flowing into four parts, in four directions
quadrifluus:having four streams, flowing into four parts
quadriforis:four-doored, having four doors, four doorways, openings
quadriformis:four-formed, quadriform
quadriformitas:état de ce qui est quadruple
quadrifrons:four-fronted, having four foreheads, four faces
quadrigae:a set, team of four, a four-abreast, fourin-hand, four together
quadrigalis:of or belonging to a team of four
quadrigamus:one who has married four times, a husband for the fourth time
quadrigarius:of or belonging to a four-horse, racing, chariot, the race-horses
quadrigatus:marked, stamped with the figure of a quadriga
quadrigatus2:[s.-ent. nummus], monnaie marquée d'un quadrige
quadrigeminus:fourfold, four
quadrigona:carré
quadrigonus:having four angles, med.
quadrigula:petit quadrige
quadrigulae:a little four-horse team
quadrigularius:of or belonging to a little fourhorse team
quadriiugi:a four-horse team
quadrilaterus:four-sided, quadrilateral
quadrimanis:fourhanded, having four hands
quadrimanus:quadrumane
quadrimatus:the age of four years
quadrimembris:four-limbed, four-footed, going
quadrimenstruus:of four months
quadrimestris:of four months
quadrimodus:de quatre sortes
quadringenarius:of four hundred each
quadringeni:four hundred each
quadringentenarius:c. quadringenarius
quadringenteni:c. quadringeni
quadringentesimus:the four hundredth
quadrinoctium:a space, period of four nights
quadripartio:tr., partager en quatre
quadripartitio:a division into four parts, quadripartition
quadripartito:in four divisions, parts, quadripartitely
quadripartitus:divided into four parts, consisting of four parts, fourfold, quadripartite, Adv.
quadripedatim:Char. à la manière d'un quadrupède.
quadripertior:to divide into four parts
quadripotens:adj., qui a une quadruple puissance
quadriremis2:having four banks of oars
quadrisemus:quadrisyllabic, containing four, prosodial times
quadrisextium:pour quadrupex sextarius
quadrisomum:Inscr. (tombeau) qui contient quatre corps.
quadrisomus:containing four bodies
quadrisulcus:divisé en quatre lobes
quadrisyllabus:de quatre syllabes
quadriuius:of the cross-roads
quadrula:a little square
quadrupedans2:cheval
quadrupedatim:in the manner of a quadruped
quadrupedius:fourfooted, quadruped
quadrupes2:having four feet, going on four feet;
quadruplaris:fourfold, quadruple
quadruplex:Fourfold, quadruple
quadruplex2:Fourfold, quadruple
quadruplicatio:a making fourfold, quadruplication
quadruplicato:four times as much, quadruply
quadruplo:to multiply by four, make fourfold, quadruple
quadruplor:to be an informer, cheater, trickster, chicaner
quadruplus:fourfold, quadruple
quadrupulator:One who multiplies by four, a quadrupler
quadrupulus:fourfold, quadruple
quadrurbs:qui renferme quatre villes
quadrus:square
quadrussis:v. quadrassis
quadruuium:- 1 - carrefour. - 2 - quadrivium (réunion des quatre sciences mathématiques : arithmétique, musique, géométrie et astronomie).
quadruus:fourcornered, fourfold
quaesitus2:abl. sing.
quaesticulus:a small profit, slight gain
quaestionaliter:by way of question, in the form of a question
quaestionarius:a torturer, executioner
quaestionatus:mis à la question
quaestiono:to put to the question, put to the torture, put to the rack
quaestoricius:of or belonging to a quæstor, quæstorian, who had been quæstors
quaestoritius:of or belonging to a quæstor, quæstorian, who had been quæstors
qualibescit:everywhere, in every way
qualitatiuus:qualitatif
qualitercumque:relat., de qq manière que / indéf., de n'importe qu'elle manière, de qq manière que ce soit
qualubet:where it pleases
quam2:[avec ind. marque un pur rapport temporel] / [avec subj. nuances logiques] / [pas de verbe personnel avec quam] / [pléonasme]
quamdiucumque:qq longtemps que
quamdiutinus:lasting how long, of how long duration
quamdudum:depuis combien de temps ?
quamplurimi:le plus grand nombre possible, en très grand nombre, très nombreux.
quamplurimum:very much
quamtus:c. quantus
quanam:Where indeed, where
quande:in what manner, how, how much, as much as, possum, sup., possum, posit., ext.;
quandiu:relat., aussi longtemps que
quandocunque:conj., à qq moment que, toutes les fois que / adv., à n'importe quel moment, un jour ou l'autre / [avec tmèse]
quandod:conj.
quandolibet:at some time or other, in due time
quandone:as soon as, when
quanquamquam:conj., quoique, bien que / avec subj. potent. / avec le subj. de concession / devant un part. ou un adj. / adv. de coord. initial, mais, du reste, d'ailleurs / avec prop. inf. dans style indirect
quantisper:how long
quantitudo:quantity, degree
quantocius:the sooner the better, as quickly as possible
quantulumcunque:in however small a degree
quantum3:de quantus pris substt / interr.-exclamatif, quelle quantité, combien / à quel prix / rel. [en corrél. avec tantum exprimé ou s.-ent.], une aussi grande quantité que, autant que / [avec nuance conséc.] / [en parenth.] / gén. de prix
quantumcumque:as much soever
quaquauersum:
quaquauersus:adv., de tous côtés
quarta:a fourth part, a quarter
quartadecumani:the soldiers of the fourteenth legion; adj. of or belonging to the fourteenth legion
quartanarius:Amounting to, containing a fourth
quartanus:of or belonging to the fourth;
quartato:for the fourth time
quarticeps:four-peaked
quarto:for the fourth time, the fourth time, four, five times
quartocerius:that is of the fourth rank
quartodecimanus:du quatorzième jour
quartum:the fourth grain
quartum2:for the fourth time, the fourth time, four, five times
quartusdecimus:the fourteenth
quasilaria:fileuse.
quasilarius:fileur.
quasillarius:fileur
quassabilis:that may be shaken
quassabulum:c. pulsabulum
quassabundus:tottering
quassatipennae:feather-shaking
quassatura:a shaking;
quassatus:part. p. de quasso.
quatefacio:to shake;, to cause to waver, to weaken
quatenos:until where, how far
quatergeminus:quadruple
quaternarius:consisting of four each, containing four, quaternary
quaternatio:nature quadruple
quaterni:four each, by fours, four at a time, four from each legion
quaternio:the number four, a quaternion
quaternitas:nombre de quatre
quatinus:until where, how far
quatriduanus:of four days, for the space of four days
quatrini:v. quadrini.
quatrio:the number four, a four, a quatre
quatrisextium:four times sixfold
quattuorangulatilis:qui a quatre angles
quattuordeciens:fourteen times
quattuordecies:adv. quatorze fois
quattuorprimi:the four first decurions
quattuoruiralis:of or belonging to the, who has been one of the
quattuoruiratus:the office of the
queentia:pouvoir, faculté
quem:I.
quemadmodumcumque:
quercerus:cold to trembling, shivering, the ague, absol.
quercetum:an oak-wood, oak-forest
quercinus:of oak-leaves
querelans:part. prés. de querelor.
querellor:int., se plaindre
querelor:to make a complaint, complain
querelosus:full of complaints, querulous
querimoniosus:qui aime à se plaindre
querimonium:c. querimonia
querquedula:a kind of duck, the teal
querquera:the ague
querquerus:cold to trembling, shivering, the ague, absol.
querquetulanus:of or belonging to an oak-forest, named from an oakwood, (mons) an earlier name of the Mons Caelius at Rome, (porta) a gate in Rome between the Mons Caelius and Esquilinus
querulosus:full of complaints, querulous
questio:a complaining, complaint
questuosus:plaintif
questus2:part. p. de queror.
quiane:est-ce parce que ? la raison serait-elle que ?
quid3:[v. ce mot] / pron. interrog. [direct et indir.], qui / qqf exclamatif / pron. indéfini, quelqu'un / après si, nisi, ne, cum, num / relatif, généralement indéterminé / il est par trop un homme de rien, celui qui est paresseux
quidditas:lat. scol. méd. - quiddité, essence, nature.
quidquid:to whatever extent, by how much, the further
quidquidcadiae:feuilles et brindilles tombées des arbres
quidum:comment donc ?
quiens:v. queo
quies2:quiet, peaceful
quiescentia:rest, quiet
quiescitus:
quietalis:a resting-place
quietatio:repos, cessation
quietator:celui qui donne le repos, pacificateur
quieti:calm, quiet
quietio:repos
quieto:tr., donner le repos à
quietor:to calm, to quiet
quietorium:a resting-place, tomb, sepulchre
quietudo:rest, calmness, quietude
quilon:jelly
quinarius:containing five, absol., a half denarius
quinarius2:a half denarius
quincenti:
quinctilis2:v. quintilis.
quinctus:the fifth, Advv.
quincuncialis:Containing five twelfths
quincupedal:a measuring-rod of five feet, a five-foot rod, in lemm.
quincuplex:fivefold, consisting of five wards, quarters
quincupliciter:adv., cinq fois [autant]
quincuplico:tr., quintupler
quincuplus:quintuple
quindecennalis:fait pour quinze ans
quindecimprimi:the board of fifteen chief magistrates
quindecimuiratus:the dignity of a quindecimvir, the quindecimvirate
quindecimus:the fifteenth
quindenarius:containing fifteen
quindeni:quinze chacun
quingentarius:consisting of five hundred
quingentenarius:c. quingentarius
quingenteni:quingeni
quingentiens:five hundred times
quingenties:five hundred times
quinideni:quinze chacun
quinio:the number five, a pentad, a five, a cinque
quiniuiceni:twenty-five each
quinquagenarius2:officier qui commande cinquante hommes
quinquagensiens:fifty times
quinquagesies:cinquante fois
quinquagessis:cinquante as
quinquangulum:un pentagone
quinquangulus:five-cornered, quinquangular
quinquefariam:adv., de cinq manières
quinquefascalis:qui n'a que cinq licteurs (faisceaux), gouverneur impérial d'une province de second ordre
quinquefolium:a plant, cinque-foil
quinquefolius:Five-leaved
quinquegenus:of five kinds
quinqueiugus:having five summits, five-peaked
quinquelibralis:of five pounds
quinquelibris:of five pounds weight
quinquemestris:of five months, five months old
quinquenarius:c. quinarius
quinquennalia:games celebrated every fifth year
quinquennalicius:who has been a quinquennal
quinquennalis2:a magistrate in the municipal towns who held his office five years, a quinquennal
quinquennalitas:the office and dignity of a quinquennal
quinquennatus:the age of five years
quinquennia:
quinquepars:adj., divisé en cinq parties [pentamètre]
quinquepartito:in a fivefold manner, fivefold
quinquepartitus:divided into five parts, fivefold, quinquepartite, Adv.
quinquepedal:a five-foot measure, a rod five feet long, in lemm.
quinquepedalis:of five feet
quinquepertito:adv., en cinq parties
quinquepertitus:divided into five parts, fivefold, quinquepartite, Adv.
quinqueplex:fivefold
quinqueplum:a quintuple
quinqueprimi:the five principal men in a city, after the magistracy in the colonies and
quinqueremis2:having five banks of oars
quinqueres:a vessel having five banks of oars, a quinquereme
quinquertio:athlète du pentathle
quinquertium:the five sorts of bodily exercises for youth
quinquessis:five
quinqueuertex:having five summits, five-peaked
quinqueuiralicius:of or belonging to the quinquevirs
quinqueuiralis:belonging to the quinquevirs
quinqueuiri:board of five, the quinquevirs, five commissioners
quinquiesdecies:Prisc. quinze fois.
quinquifidus:five-cleft, quinquifid
quinquipars:adj., divisé en cinq parties [pentamètre]
quinquiplex:quintuple
quinquiplum:quintuple
quinquo:to expiate, purify by religious rites
quintadecumani:soldats de la quinzième légion
quintarius:of or belonging to five, containing five, five sixths, that encloses five
quinticeps:having five peaks, five-peaked
quinto:for the fifth time
quintum:for the fifth time
quintuplex:fivefold, quintuple
quintupliciter:v. quincupliciter.
quintuplico:
quintusdecimus:the fifteenth
quipiam:adv., en quelque manière
quippeni:why not, certainly, to be sure, by all means, Chr., Ni.
quiquemenstris:de cinq mois.
quiris2:a spear
quiritatio:a plaintive cry, a scream, shriek
quirito:v. quirrito.
quirito2:to cry
quiritor:v. quirito 1.
quirquir:adv., arch., partout où [cf. quisquis]
quirrito:to grunt
quoadusque:until that
quod2:relativement à quoi ; [d'où] à cause de quoi, pour quoi / ] / il n'y a pas de raison pour que tu craignes ; [dans ces tourn. le subj. est la constr. ordin. de la prose classique] / [en tête d'une phrase] / et relativement à cela, et là-dessus, et à ce propos / c'est pourquoi / [partic. de liaison, jointe à des conjonctions]
quodnisi:
quodquia:
quodquoniam:
quodutinam:
quoias:
quoiatis:c. cujatis ---> cujas.
quoius2:E
quomodocunque:in what manner soever, howsoever
quomodolibet:howsoever
quomodonam:in what manner pray how
quomque:however, whenever, howsoever, whensoever, -ever, -soever
quopiam:to any place, whithersoever
quoqirca:conj., for which reason, wherefore
quoquo2:
quoquomodo:in what way soever, howsoever
quor:for what reason, wherefore, why, to what purpose, from what motive
quotcalendis:adv., à chaque retour des calendes
quotcumque:how many soever, as many as
quoteni:how many
quotennis:of how many years, how many years old
quotidiano:c. quotidie ; orth. cottidiano
quotidio:daily
quotiensque:how often soever, as often soever as
quotieslibet:
quotiesque:how often soever, as often soever as
quotlibet:as many as pleases, as many as one will
quotumus:of what number, on what day
quotuplex:how many fold, how many times
rabbi:indécl. [mot hébreu], maître, docteur
rabia:c. rabies
rabide:madly, furiously
rabio:to rave, be mad
rabiose:ravingly, madly, fiercely, rabidly
rabiosulus:a little rabid
rabo2:pour arrhabo, abrév. usitée chez les Campaniens / arrhabo / [mesure]
rabula:a brawling, wrangling advocate, a pettifogger, causidicus, proclamator, latrator
rabulanus:v. crapulanus) leçon de certains manuscrits
rabulatio:criaillerie de méchant avocat
rabulatus:a brawling, wrangling, pettifogging
rabusculus:
raca:v. racana
raca2:[mot hébreu], pauvre individu
racana:manteau grossier
racco:to utter the natural cry of the tiger
racemarius:of or belonging to grape-stalks, stalky
racematio:f, the gleaning of a vineyard, a grape-gleaning
racematus:having clusters, berries
racemo:tr., grappiller
racemor:to glean; to treat of in a supplementary manner
racemosus:full of clusters, clustering, Sup.
rachana:v. racana
radiatilis:emitting rays, radiant
radiatio:a glittering, shining, a beamy lustre, radiation
radicalis:having roots
radicaliter:jusqu'à la racine, radicalement
radicatus:having roots, rooted
radicina:c. radix
radico:int., c. radicor
radicor:to strike root, take root
radicosus:full of roots, having many roots
radicula:a small root, rootlet
radiolus:A small, feeble sunbeam
radiosus:emitting many beams, radiant
radula:a scraping-iron, scraper
raedarius:of or belonging to a four-wheeled carriage
raga:v. racana
raia:a sea-fish, the ray
rallum:an instrument for scraping off the earth from the ploughshare
ramalia:twigs, shoots, sticks, brushwood
ramalis:de branchages
ramentosus:full of little bits, full of small pieces
rames:hernie
ramicosus:afflicted with hernia, ruptured
ramitosus:c. ramicosus ;
ramula:the hoof
ramulosus:full of branching veins
ramusculus:a little branch, bough, a twig
ranceo:
rancesco:to become stinking, grow rancid
rancide:nauseously, disgustingly
rancido:tr., rendre désagréable
rancidule:d'une manière qq peu désagréable
ranco:int., miauler [en parl. du cri du tigre]
rancor:a stinking smell, flavor, rankness, rancidity
ranula:a little frog, a tadpole
ranunculus:a little frog, a tadpole, porwigle
rapacia:turnip tops
rapacides:fils (descendant) de voleur [mot forgé]
rapaciter:adv., avec rapacité
rapax3:a beast of prey
raphaninus:of radishes, made from radishes
raphanitis:the sword-lily
rapicii:turnip-shoots, young turnipplants
rapidulus:swift, rapid
rapienter:
rapina2:A turnip-field
rapinatio:plundering, rapine, pillage
rapinator:a robber
rapister:c. rapinator
rapistrum:the wildrape
rapta:a ravished one, seduced woman
raptatio:entraînement
raptator:
raptatus:part. p. de rapto
raptatus2:c. raptatio
rapte:adv., vivement, rapidement
raptio:a carrying off, abduction, ravishing, rape
raptito:fréq. de rapto
raptorius:that serves for dragging away
raptrix:she that carries off, ravishes
raptus:part. de rapio.
rapula:c. rapulum
rapulatus:apprêté avec des navets, aux navets
raripilus:thinhaired
rariter:rarement
raritudo:looseness
rasamen:that which is scraped, shaved off, a scraping, shaving, med.
rasillis:
rasio:a shaving, scraping
rasis:a kind of raw pitch
rasito:to shave often, to shave
rasor:fidicen
rasorius:qui est à poil ras
rasta:a German measure of a mile
rastellus:a hoe, rake, mattock
rastra:pl. de l'inus. rastrum ; c. raster
rastraria:femme qui travaille la terre, paysanne
rastrarius:of or belonging to the hoe, to husbandry, a country life
rasura:a scraping, a shaving
rasus:P. of rado
rasus2:a scraping, shaving
rataria:
ratariae:small vessels made of logs fastened together, rafts
rate:adv., avec ratification, validement
rates:c. ratis
ratiaria:
ratiarius:a raftsman, lighterman
ratihabitio:an approval, ratification
ratiocinabiliter:according to correct computation
ratiocinalis:basé sur un raisonnement
ratiocinatio:an exercise of the reasoning powers, calm reasoning, ratiocination, A rational conclusion, syllogism
ratiocinatiuus:of or belonging to reasoning, syllogistic, ratiocinative
ratiocinium:a reckoning, computation
rationabilis:reasonable, rational, Comp., Adv.
rationabilitas:reasonableness, rationality
rationabiliter:rationally, reasonably
rationale:the oracular breastplate
rationalis2:an accountant, receiver of revenue, treasurer
rationalitas:reasonableness, rationality
rationarius:teneur de livres
rationatiuus:qui marque la raison [t. de gram.]
rationator:calculateur
ratitus:marked with the figure of a raft
rato:certainly, surely
rauastellus:qui grisonne
rauca:a species of worm that breeds in oak-roots
rauce:adv., d'une manière rauque
raucedo:hoarseness
raucesco:to grow hoarse, become hoarse
raucidulus:a little hoarse
raucio:to be hoarse
raucitas:Hoarseness, raucity, med.
rauco:int., ronfler
raucor:être enroué
raudus:a rude mass;, a piece of brass
raudusculum:A little piece of brass
raue:adv., d'une manière enrouée
rauicelus:pin pignon cuit dans du miel
rauio:to talk one's self hoarse
rauis:hoarseness, acc. sing.
rauistellus:qui grisonne
rausurus:part. futur de raucio.
rauulus:a little hoarse
rauuscula:vigne qui a des feuilles jaunâtres.
reaccendo:to kindle anew
readopto:tr., adopter de nouveau
readunatio:a reuniting, reunion
reaedifico:to build again, rebuild
reagito:tr., agiter de nouveau
reagnosco:to recall to mind
reago:tr., pousser de nouveau [fig.]
reambulo:v. redambulo
reamplio:tr., augmenter [fig.], relever
rearmo:v. redarmo.
reatus:the condition of an accused person, a state of impeachment
reaudio:tr., entendre un son répercuté
rebaptizatio:nouveau baptême
rebaptizator:celui qui rebaptise
rebaptizo:to baptize again, rebaptize
rebellatrix:she that revolts, rebels
rebellatus:part. p. de rebello.
rebelles:rebels
rebellio2:one who revolts, an insurgent, rebel
rebellium:a renewal of war, revolt, rebellion
reboatus:a shouting back
rebrachiatorium:
rebullio:I. Neutr., to bubble up II. Act., to cause to bubble forth, to cast forth with a bubbling noise
reburrium:calvitie du devant de la tête
reburrus:with bristling hair, rebours
recalceo:tr., rechausser
recalco:to tread again, retrace
recalefacio:to make warm, again, to warm, Pass.
recalefactus:part. de recalefacio.
recalefio:se réchauffer, être réchauffé.
recalfio:se réchauffer, être réchauffé.
recaluaster:that has a bald forehead, bald in front
recaluatio:baldness in front, a bald forehead
recaluities:c. recalvatio
recaluus:bald in front, with a bald forehead
recalx:récalcitrant
recandesco:to grow white again, whiten
recano:To sing back, call back by singing
recantatus:- 1 - rétracté, désavoué. - 2 - éloigné par des enchantements, désensorcelé.
recapitulatio:a summing up, restatement by heads, recapitulation
recapitulo:to go over the main points, again, to recapitulate;
recasurus:part. futur de recido 1
recaueo:to give counter-security
recauta:a quittance, release
recautum:quittance, décharge
recauus:hollow, arched inward, concave
recensitio:a mustering, enumeration
recensitus:part. p. de recenseo.
recensus:part. p. de recenseo.
recensus2:an enumeration, a review
recentaria:marchande de vin à la glace (
recentarius:a vender of wine which has been cooled, made fresh, fem.
recenter:nouvellement, récemment
recentor:to renew itself
receptabilis:susceptible of, capable of
receptatio:a receiving, taking again
receptator:a receiver, shelterer;, a hider, harborer, concealer
receptatrix:recéleuse
receptibilis:that may be acquired again, recoverable
receptitius:kept back, retained, reserved, one whom the wife, at the delivery of the, retains as her own exclusive property
receptorium:a place of shelter
receptorius:fit for receiving
recessa:reflux de la mer
recessio:a going back, receding, recession
recessior:Vitr. plus enfoncé.
recessor:
recessus2:ANTY
rechamus:a block, case containing a set of pulleys
recharmido:to cease to be Charmides, to decharmidize one's self, as you have been Charmidized, recharmidize yourself, as you have put on the character of Charmides, lay it aside again
recidiuatus:a restoration, renewal
recinctus:part. de recingo.
reciniatus:couvert du ricinium
reciperatio:A getting back, regaining, recovery
reciperatiuus:that can be regained, recoverable
recipisco:to recover
reciprocatio:a going back upon itself, a returning, retrogression
reciprocatus:part. p. de reciproco.
reciprocatus2:mouvement alternatif
reciproce:en refluant / réciproquement
reciprocicornis:having horns curved backwards
reciprocitas:réciprocité
recisamentum:that which is cut off, a paring, shaving, chip, bit
recisio:a cutting off
recitatus:part. p. de recito.
reclangens:qui retentit
reclango:to re-echo, resound
reclaudo:To unclose, to open, throw, lay open; to disclose, reveal
reclinatio:action de pencher, inclinaison / [fig.] repos, relâche
reclinatorium:the back of a couch
reclinatus:v. reclinis.
reclinus:leaning back, bent back, reclining
recliuis:leaning backwards, sloping, inclined
recliuus:leaning backwards, sloping, inclined
reclusio:an unclosing, opening
recluso:
reclusus:part. de recludo.
recoctus:P. of recoquo
recogitatio:a recollection, reflection
recogitatus:thought, reflection
recognitus:part. de recognosco.
recogo:to collect again
recollectus:part. p. de recolligo.
recolloco:to lay back again, replace
recolo2:to strain again
recommentor:tr., se rappeler
recomminiscor:to recall to mind, recollect
recommoneo:to remind again
recompensatio:compensation
recompenso:tr., compenser, récompenser
recompingo:to join together again, reunite
recompositus:readjusted
reconciliator:a restorer
reconciliatrix:a reconciler
reconciliatus:part. de reconcilio.
reconcinno:to set right again, repair
reconcludo:to shut up, enclose, med.
recondita:remote, sequestered places
reconditio:rebuilding
reconditor:qui garde tout (pour soi)
reconditorium:endroit pour serrer
reconditum:a secret place
reconduco:To hire anew, to farm, contract for again
reconfirmo:to strengthen again
recongero:tr., assembler
reconiungo:tr., réunir à nouveau
reconsidero:tr., considérer de nouveau
reconsigno:to mark again
reconstringo:to bind up again
reconstruo:tr., reconstruire
recontrans:rebellious
reconualesco:to recover health again
reconuerto:to turn back again
reconuinco:convaincre entièrement
recordabilis:that may, should be remembered, memorable
recordantia:souvenir
recordatiuus:of or belonging to recollection, recordative;
recordatus:qu'on se rappelle
recordatus2:recollection, remembrance
recordo:tr., faire ressouvenir, rappeler au souvenir
recorporatio:furnishing again with a body, flesh; the restoration of the body to its former state
recorporatiuus:that serves to restore the body to its former condition, restorative
recorporo:to furnish again with a body, to restore the body to, its former condition, med.
recorrectio:correction
recrastinatio:remise au lendemain
recrastino:to put off from day to day, to procrastinate
recreabilis:refreshing
recreatio:a restoration
recreator:a restorer, reviver
recreatus:part. de recreo.
recrementum:refuse, filth, dross, slag, recrement, excrements
recremo:to burn again, burn utterly
recrucifigo:to crucify anew
rectagonum:quadrilatère à angles droits, rectangle
rectiangulum:a right-angled triangle
rectiangulus:à angle ou angles droits, rectangulaire
rectificatio:the harmonizing, reconciling
rectifico:tr., redresser
rectilineus:en ligne droite, rectiligne
rectio:a leading, guiding, government, direction
rectitator:a leader, director
rectitudo:Straightness, directness.
recto:straightforwards, directly
rectura:Uprightness
recubatorium:escabeau
recubatotrium:
recubitus:a falling down; reclining at table
recultus:P. of recolo
recuperatiuus:that can be regained, recoverable
recuperatus:part. de recupero.
recuratio:
recursio:a running back, backward course, return
recursitans:running back repeatedly, frequently returning
recursito:fréq. de recurso
recuruatus:part. passé de recurvo. - 1 - courbé, recourbé, arrondi. - 2 - tortueux, sinueux.
recusabilis:that should be rejected
recusatiuus:prohibitory
recusatus:part. de recuso.
recussabilis:that can be struck back and forth
recussus:part. p. de recutio.
recussus2:a striking back, a recoil, rebound, abl. sing.
reda:a travelling-carriage, wagon with four wheels
redaccendo:to kindle again, rekindle
redactio:réduction [en t. d'arithm.]
redactus:P. of redigo
redactus2:proceeds, produce
redadopto:to adopt anew, to readopt
redamno:tr., condamner [ce qu'on a jugé] ; se déjuger
redamptruo:int., sauter (danser) après le praesul [pour faire la contrepartie dans les fêtes des Saliens]
redamtruo:to dance opposite
redandruo:int., sauter (danser) après le praesul [pour faire la contrepartie dans les fêtes des Saliens]
redanimatio:a, restoring to life, reanimation
redanimo:to quicken again, restore to life, reanimate
redarguitio:réplique / réfutation
redargutio:a refutation, reproof, defence
redarius:of or belonging to a four-wheeled carriage
redarmatus:armed again, rearmed
redarmo:tr., armer de nouveau
redditio:a giving back, returning.
redditiuus:of or belonging to the apodosis, consequential, redditive
redditor:one who pays, a payer
redditus:v. reditus.
redditus2:part. de reddo.
redemptrix:she that redeems, a redemptress
redemptura:an undertaking of public deliverings by contract, a contracting, farming
redemptus:P. of redimo
redemtus:part. de redimo.
redhibitio:a taking back, a giving, receiving back
redhibitor:celui qui doit reprendre un sujet traité
redhibitorius:of or relating to taking back
redhibitus:part. p. de redhibeo.
redhostio:to recompense, requite
redico:to say again, say over, repeat
rediens:part. prés. de redeo.
redimiae:rançon
redimicula:a band.
redimiculo:tr., détacher, ôter une attache
redimitus:part. de redimio.
redimitus2:a binding, wreathing round, a crowning
redindutus:that has put on again, clothed again, reclothed with
redintegratio:a renewal, restoration, repetition
redintegrator:a renewer, restorer
redinuenio:to find again
redipiscor:to get again, to regain, recover
redisco:to learn again
rediscussio:repeated examination
rediuia:A hangnail
rediuiosus:full of hangnails
rediuiuatio:reproduction des plantes
rediuiuum:old material used again
redo:a kind of fish without bones
redomitus:retamed, broken in again
redonator:one who gives back again, restorer
redoperio:to wrap up, cover again
redopto:to wish for again
redordior:to take apart, unweave, unravel
redormitatio:action de se rendormir.
redormitio:a repeated sleeping, a falling asleep again
redorno:to adorn again, to readorn
reductio:a leading, bringing back; a restoring, restoration, by the, raising and lowering of which
reducto:to withdraw, draw back
reduncus:curved, bent backwards, curved, bent
redundans:part.-adj. de redundo,
redundantia:an overflowing, superfluity, excess.
redundatio:an overflowing;, the flowing back, revolution
redundatus:part. p. de redundo.
reduplicatio:repetition
reduplicatus:doubled again, redoubled, reduplicated
reduplico:
reduresco:to grow hard again
reduuiosus:full of hangnails
reexinanio:to empty again, re-empty
reexpecto:to expect, await again
reexspecto:tr., attendre de nouveau
refabrico:to build again, rebuild
refactor:re-maker
refactus:refait, réparé, rebâti
refector:a restorer, repairer
refectorius:refreshing
refectus2:refreshed, recruited, invigorated
referendarius:référendaire
referuens:boiling over, hot
referuesco:to boil, bubble up
refestino:to hasten back again
refibulo:to unclasp, unbuckle, unloose
refictio:a restoring, repairing
refiguro:to form again, refashion
refirmatus:fixed again, re-established
refirmo:tr., réparer, établir
refixus:P. of refigo
reflabilis:that evaporates, med.
reflammo:int., rallumer
reflatio:evaporation, med.
reflatus:a contrary wind
reflatus2:a blowing against, blowing, a contrary wind
reflexim:inversely, conversely
reflexio:A bending, turning back, reflection
reflexus:part. p. de reflecto.
reflexus2:a bending back, recess
refloreo:int., refleurir [fig.]
refloresco:to begin to bloom again, to blossom again.
refluamen:that which flows, runs off, grammatical trifles
refluctuo:int., refluer
refocilatio:action de réconforter
refocillatio:action de réconforter
refocillatrix:the reviver
refocillo:to warm into life again; to revive, revivify
refocilo:tr., réconforter, rétablir, remettre, guérir / restaurer [par des aliments]
refodio:to dig up, dig out again
reformabilis:that can be formed again
reformatus:part. p. de reformo.
reformatus2:a transformation
reformidatio:a great fear, dread, terror
refossus:part. de refodio.
refotus:part. de refoveo.
refractariolus:somewhat stubborn, refractory
refractiuus:
refractus:P. of refringo
refractus2:réfraction, répercussion
refraenatio:a bridling, curbing, restraining
refraeno:To hold in with a bridle, to check, curb
refragatio:resistance, opposition
refragator:an opponent, adversary
refragium:resistance, opposition
refrenus:non retenu par le frein [à bride abattue]
refrigeratiuus:rafraîchissant
refrigeratorius:cooling, refrigeratory, med.
refrigeratrix:she that cools; cooling
refrigeratus:part. p. de refrigero.
refrigerium:a cooling;, a mitigation, consolation, med.
refrigerosus:rafraîchissant
refrigescentia:an alleviation, mitigation
refriuus:
refrondesco:to be covered with leaves again, to grow green again
refuga:a runaway, fugitive
refugisco:tr., fuir [fig.]
refugo:tr., mettre de nouveau en fuite
refulcio:tr., étayer
refulgentia:a reflected lustre, refulgence
refuscatus:darkened, obscured
refuse:overflowingly; comp., mellowed, loosened by digging and fermenting
refusio:an overflowing
refusorius:of or belonging to giving back
refusus:part. p. de refundo.
refutabilis:that may be rejected, refuted;, contemptible
refutatio:a refutation
refutatiuncula:petty attempts at refutation
refutator:a refuter
refutatorius:of or belonging to refutation, refutatory
regales:Those belonging to a royal family, princes of the blood royal
regalia:the residence of the king
regaliolus:a small bird, the wren
regaliter:royally, regally;, splendidly, magnificently, Comp.
regammans:having the form of the digamma, digammate
regelatio:a thawing
regelatus:part. de regelo.
regemo:to resound with sighs, groans
regendarius:sorte d'intendant, de secrétaire du palais impérial
regeneratio:a being born again, regeneration, of baptism
regeneratrix:
regerminatio:a springing forth, sprouting, germinating again
regermino:to spring forth, sprout, germinate again
regesta:subst., a list, catalogue, register
regestum:earth thrown up
regestus:part. de regero.
regibilis:that may be ruled, governable, tractable
regifice:royally, splendidly, magnificently, sumptuously
regifugium:a festival celebrated on the, th of February, to commemorate the expulsion of the kings
regillus2:petit roi, roitelet
regimentum:rule, government
regimonium:c. regimen
regionalis:of or belonging to a province, region, provincial, Adv.
regionaliter:by provinces, regions
regionatim:by districts, wards
registoria:a treasurer
reglesco:to grow up, increase, augment
regnandus:v. regno II.
regnatus:v. regno II.
regnicola:a dweller in a kingdom
regnicolae:habitants du royaume des cieux
regradatio:a putting back, degradation
regradatus:part. de regrado
regrado:To degrade in rank, set back, lower
regrador:int., revenir en arrière
regredio:
regredo:c. regredior
regressio:a going back, return; a retiring, retreat
regressus2:part. de regredior.
regularis:of or belonging to a bar, that can be formed into bars; called also
regulariter:according to rule, regularly
regulatim:according to rule, regularly
regulo:to direct, regulate
regulor:tr., former selon la règle
regyro:to turn about again, to wheel round;
rehalo:v. redhalo.
rehisco:int., s'entrouvrir de nouveau
reiactatio:
reiectanea:[phil. stoïcienne] choses à rejeter, non désirables
reiectaneus:that is to be rejected, rejectable
reiectatio:a throwing back repeatedly
reiectus:P. of reicio
reiectus2:an unknown portion of the hinder part of a ship
reiicio:to throw, cast, fling back
reiiculus:that is to be rejected, refuse, useless, worthless.
reincipio:tr., recommencer
reinuito:to invite again, in return
reipsa:effectivement, en effet, réellement.
reitero:to repeat, reiterate
relaedo:tr., blesser de nouveau
relambo:to lick again
relapsio:rechute
relapslo:
relapsus:part. de relabor.
relatiue:relatively
relatiuncula:petite relation, petit exposé.
relatiuus:having reference, relation, referring, relative, Adv.
relator:A mover, proposer
relatoria:a receipt, acquittance
relatrix:a female teller, narrator
relatum:répétition intentionnelle d'un même mot [fig. de rhét.]
relatus:R뜼ൽPE
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relauo:tr., mouiller de nouveau
relaxatio:an easing, relaxation, Absol.
relaxator:a loosener, opener
relaxatorius:qui relâche (t. de méd.).
relaxatus:part. de relaxo.
relectio:reperusal
relectus:P. of 2 relego
relegatus:part. de relego 1
releo:c. deleo
releuamen:a lightening, alleviation
releuatio:scum
reliceor:to bid less at an auction
relicinus:bent, curled backwards, upwards
relictor:he who abandons, disregards
relictrix:celui, celle qui abandonne
relictus:P. of relinquo
relictus2:a forsaking, abandoning
relido:to strike back, to strike
religamen:a band, ligament
religatus:part. de religo.
religens:qui observe scrupuleusement le culte des dieux
religiositas:reverence for God, the gods, religiousness
religiosulus:religious little, somewhat religious
religo2:
relinio:tr., enduire
relinquosus:qui met derrière lui
reliquatio:an arrearage, arrears
reliquator:one in arrears, a defaulter
reliquatrix:she that is in arrears, a defaultress
reliquatum:reliquat de compte
reliquo:tr., redevoir qqch sur un compte
reliquor:act., to be in arrears, to leave a balance, to owe a balance, remain indebted
relisus:de relido.
relligiosus:reverencing, fearing God, the gods, pious, devout, religious, was a thing exceedingly pious, pleasing to the gods
relliquus:that is left, remains, that is left behind, remaining
reloco:To bring a thing back to its former place, to, replace
reloquus:speaking back, answering, opposing
relucesco:to grow bright again, to shine out, become clear, Impers.
reluctanter:reluctantly
reluctatio:résistance
reluctatus:v. relucto et reluctor.
relucto:c. reluctor / part. reluctatus, sens passif
reluctor:to struggle against, to resist
reludo:to jest, jeer at, to banter
reluminatio:lumière réfléchie, reflet
relumino:to light up again, reillumine
reluo:to redeem, take out of pawn
remacresco:to grow very lean, thin
remaledico:to return reproachful language, to abuse, revile back
remancipatio:
remancipo:to transfer back again, remancipate
remando:To send back word, to notify in return
remando2:to chew over again, to chew the cud, ruminate
remansor:A soldier who stays at home by permission of his commander
remastico:
remeabilis:that goes, comes back, returning
remeaculum:a way back, a return
remeatio:retour à son sujet
remeatus:a return
remedialis:healing, remedial
remediatio:a healing, remedying
remediator:a healer, curer
remedio:tr., guérir
remedior:to heal, cure, remedy
rememini:to recall to mind, to remember
rememoratio:remembrance
rememoror:to remember again, call to mind, acc., rel.-clause
remensuro:tr., mesurer de nouveau, remesurer
remensus:P. of remetior
remergo:to dip in, immerse again;
remetio:Vulg. c. remetior.
remigatio:a rowing
remigator:Gloss. rameur.
remillus:repandus
reminiscentia:réminiscence, ressouvenir
reminiscentiae:recollections, remembrances, reminiscences
reminisco:c. reminiscor
remipes:oar-footed
remissa:f, a pardon, remission
remissibilis:Pardonable, remissible
remissiuus:relaxing, laxative
remissor:he who remits, forgives
remistus:de remisceo.
remiuagus:oar-wafted, impelled by oars
remixtus:P. of remisceo
remolitus:pass.
remollitus:part. passé de remollio. - 1 - amolli. - 2 - adouci, fléchi.
remoneo:to warn again, remind
remoramen:a delay, hinderance;
remoramentum:retard, empêchement, obstacle, entrave.
remoratio:slowness, delaying
remorator:a delayer, hinderer
remoratrix:she that delays, hinders
remoratus:part. de remoror.
remorbesco:to become sick again, suffer a relapse
remoria:sommet de l'Aventin, où Rémus prit les auspices
remoris:
remorsus:a biting back, in return
remote:at a distance, afar off
remotio:a putting back, withdrawing
remotissime:très loin.
remotius:plus loin.
remulco:
remulsus:part. p. de remulceo.
remulus2:a small oar
remundo:to cleanse again
remunerator:one that repays, recompenses, a rewarder, recompenser
remuneratrix:she that repays, avenges
remuneratus:v. remuneror
remurmuratio:a murmuring back, against
renalis:of or belonging to the kidneys, reins, renal
renascibilitas:a regeneration, new birth
renato:int., revenir à la nage
renatus:part. de renascor.
renecto:to connect
reneo:to unspin, to undo, unravel
reniculi:dim. de renes
reniculus:a little kidney
renidentia:a smiling, a smile
renisus:resistance
renitenter:unwillingly
reniteo:to shine back, flash
renitor:to strive, struggle against, to withstand, resist
renodatus:part. p. de renodo.
renodis:unbound, loose
renormatus:arranged, laid out anew
renormo:tr., remettre dans des limites
renosco:to recognize
renouamen:a renewing, renewal
renouatio:a renewing, renewal
renouator:a renovator, restorer
renouatus:part. de renovo.
renouello:to renew, to plant, set anew
renubo:to marry again
renudatus:part. passé de renudo; nu, dépouillé.
renudo:to uncover, make naked; to bare, strip
renudus:bare
renuli:reins
renulus:Th.-Prisc. petit rein.
renumeratio:récapitulation
renunciatio:a report, declaration, proclamation, notice, announcement
renunciator:a reporter, relater, proclaimer
renuncio:To bring, carry back word, to report, give notice, declare, announce.
renunculi:c. renuli,
renunculus:a little kidney
renuntiator:a reporter, relater, proclaimer
renuntiatus:part. de renuntio.
renuntius:one who brings back intelligence, a reporter
renutrio:to nourish again
reorno:tr., orner de nouveau
repages:c. repagula
repagulum:
repandirostrus:with a turned-up snout, the dolphins, sea-calves
repando:to open again, throw open
repandulus:
repandus:bent backwards, turned up, with turned-up snouts
repango:to set in, plant
reparatio:a restoration, renewal
reparator:a restorer, renovator
reparatus:part. p. de reparo.
reparturiens:bringing forth again
reparturio:tr., enfanter à nouveau, [fig.]
repasco:to feed, nourish again
repatesco:int., se propager de nouveau, reprendre faveur
repatrio:to return to one's country, go home again
repausatio:repos
repauso:reposer / réconforter, nourrir
repecto:to comb again, to comb
repedabilis:giving way, yielding
repedo:to go, step back, to turn back, retreat, recoil
repens2:suddenly, unexpectedly
repensatio:a recompense
repensatrix:she who recompenses
repensio:compensation, rétribution
repensor:celui qui compense, qui acquitte
repensus:P. of rependo
repentaliter:soudainement
repentim:
repentinaliter:suddenly
repentine:tout à coup, à l'improviste.
reperco:to be sparing with, to spare, to refrain, abstain from, if they in no way refrain from doing, believing, this
repercussibilis:that can be struck back, that can rebound
repercussio:a rebounding, repercussion
repercussus:o
reperticius:accidentally met, found, random
repertio:an invention, device
repertorium:an inventory, catalogue, repertory
repertrix:she that finds out, an inventress, absol.
repertus:P. of reperio
repertus2:A finding again
repetitus:to draw, deduce, derive from, to go back to, begin from
repetitus2:retour
repexus:combed anew, just combed
repignero:to redeem a pledge
repignoro:to redeem a pledge
repigratus:plus paresseux
repigro:rendre indolent / ralentir, diminuer
repingo:to paint, form again
replanto:tr., replanter
replaudo:to strike on, against
replementum:accomplissement
repletio:a filling up, complement
repletiuus:qui sert à compléter / mot explétif
replexus:bent, turned back
replicabilis:worth repeating
replicatio:A folding, rolling back again, by winding it up again
replicatura:reprise à l'aiguille (
replicatus:part. de replico.
replictus:v. replico
replum:a bolt for covering the commissure of the folding-door
replumbo:to free from lead, to unsolder
replumis:covered again with feathers, fledged anew
repluo:to rain down again
repolio:to clean again
repondero:to weigh in return;, to repay, return
reportatio:action de remporter (la victoire)
reportatus:part. passé de reporto.
reposco2:one who makes a demand, who urges a claim, a dun
repositio:a laying up, storing up
repositiuus:
repositum:réserve, épargnes.
repostorium:that on, in which any thing is placed, laid.
repotatio:v. repotia.
repotialis:qui concerne la fête du lendemain
reppertor:c. repertor.
repraendo:to hold back, hold fast, take hold of, seize, catch.
repraesentaneus:present
repraesentatio:A bringing before one; a showing, exhibiting, manifesting; a representation
repraesentator:a representative
repraesentatus:part. de repraesento.
repraesto:tr., présenter, fournir
reprehensibilis:blamable, reprehensible
reprehensibiliter:d'une manière répréhensible
reprehenso:to hold back continually, detain from time to time
reprehensus:w
reprensus:part. de reprehendo.
represse:with restraint, constrainedly
repressio:signal de la retraite (donné par la trompette)
repressius:avec plus de retenue.
repressus:part. de reprimo.
reprobabilis:qui doit être réprouvé
reprobaticius:qui doit être réprouvé
reprobatio:rejection, reprobation
reprobator:celui, celle qui réprouve
reprobatrix:she that condemns, reprobates
reprobo:to disapprove, reject, condemn
reprobus:false, spurious
repromissor:one who answers, promises, a surety, bail
repropitio:to propitiate again, make propitiation for
reptatio:a creeping, crawling
reptatus:sur quoi l'on a rampé / foulé / où l'on a nagé, traversé à la nage
reptatus2:a creeping, crawling
reptibilis:qui peut ramper
repticius:qui s'est insinué en rampant [fig.]
reptile:a reptile
reptilis:creeping, reptile
reptio:action de ramper
reptus:vêtement fait de peaux de bêtes
repubesco:to grow young again;
repudiata:
repudiator:a rejecter, contemner
repudiosus:that ought to be rejected, disdained
repuellasco:int., redevenir jeune fille
repugnantia2:choses contradictoires
repugnatio:a resistance, opposition
repugnator:la partie adverse, l'adversaire
repugnatorius:of or pertaining to resistance, defensive
repullesco:to bud, sprout forth again
repullulascentia:fait de pulluler de nouveau.
repulsans:part. de repulso.
repulsio:a repelling, resistance
repulsor:he who repels, drives back
repulsorium:a means of driving back
repulsorius:driving, forcing back, repulsory
repumicatio:f, a making smooth again; a smoothing, polishing
repungo:to prick, goad again;
repurgatus:part. p. de repurgo.
repurgium:a cleansing again, a cleaning out
reputesco:to become stinking again
requietio:rest, in the Sabbatical year
requietorium:a resting-place, sepulchre, requietory
requietus:Rested, refreshed, Comp.
requirito:to ask after, inquire for
requisita:besoins
requisitio:a searching, examination
requisitum:
requisitus:part. de requiro
resacro:To pray, beseech again, to implore repeatedly
resaeuio:to rage again
resaluare:to save again, redeem
resaluatus:Aug. sauvé pour la seconde fois.
resaluo:tr., sauver une seconde fois
resalutatio:a, greeting, salutation in return
resano:to make sound again, to heal again
resarrio:to hoe again
rescissio:a making void, annulling, rescinding, rescission
rescissoria:
rescissorius:of or pertaining to abrogating, revoking, rescinding, rescissory
rescissus:P. of rescindo
rescriptio:rescrit
rescriptus:part. p. de rescribo.
rescula:A small matter, a trifle
resculpo:to carve, form again;, to restore, renew
resecabilis:fit to be cut away
resecatio:a cutting off
resecatus:v. reseco
resectio:a cutting off, trimming, pruning
resectorium:
resectus:part. de reseco.
resecutus:(P. of resequor)
reseda:a plant
resedo:to assuage, heal, dat.
resegmina:clippings, parings
resemino:to sow again;, to beget, produce again, reproduce
resequor:to follow, to answer, reply to
reserabilis:able to unlock
reseratio:ouverture
reseratus:part. de resero.
reseratus2:an unlocking, opening
resero2:to sow, plant again; to plant
reserpo:int., ramper vers
reseruatus:part. de reservo.
resex:the stump of a vinebranch left in pruning
resibilo:to hiss at
resicco:tr., sécher de nouveau
residuae:arrears, dues, slothfui, inactive;
residuum:the remainder, residue, rest
resignaculum:an unsealing;, a disclosure
resignator:
resignatrix:she that unseals, opens
resignatus:part. de resigno.
resimplicatus:doubled
resimus:turned up, bent back
resinaceus:resinous, resinaceous
resinalis:resinous
resinaria:celle qui épile avec la résine [v. picatrix]
resinosus:full of resin, gummy, resinous, Sup.
resinula:a little bit of gum
resipio:to savor, taste, smack of, to have a savor, flavor of
resipiscentia:a change of mind, reformation, repentance
resistens:enduring, firm
resistentia:resistance, opposition
resociandus:to be reunited
resocio:- tr. - Auct. Hypogn. associer de nouveau.
resolidatus:raffermi
resolubilis:that may be dissolved again, resoluble
resolute:without restraint
resolutio:an untying, unbinding, loosening
resolutius:Tert. avec plus d'aisance, plus librement.
resolutoria:analyse [en logique]
resolutus:Free, unhampered
resonabilis:resounding;
resonantia:an echo
resonatio:resonance
resono2:v. resono 1
resonus2:resonance; a resounding
resopio:to put to sleep
resordeo:int., c. sordeo
respectio:a review, survey, inspection
respectus2:O
respergo2:a besprinkling
respersio:a sprinkling over, besprinkling
respersus:P. of respergo
respersus2:a sprinkling over, besprinkling, abl. sing.
respirabilis:respirable
respiraculum:breathing, respiration
respiramen:the windpipe
respiramentum:relief, comfort
respiratus:a drawing breath, inhaling, inspiration;;
resplendentia:splendor, resplendence
resplendesco:c. resplendeo
responsalis:répondant
responsatiuus:servant de réponse
responsito:to give professional advice, answer professionally
responsiue:responsively
responsiuus:answering, responsive
responsor:one that answers, replies
responsoria:repetitions in vocal worship, responses
responsorium:verset
responsus:P. of respondeo
restagnatio:an overflowing, inundation
restagnatus:débordé, stagnant
restauratio:a restoration, renewal
restaurator:a renovator
restauratrix:
resterto:int., rendre un ronflement, ronfler
restiarius:a ropemaker
restibile:fallow land
restibilio:to reestablish, restore
resticularius:cordier
resticulus:corde
restillo:to drop back; to fall back in drops.
restinctio:a quenching
restinctus:part. de restinguo
restio:A ropemaker, rope-seller
restitor:celui qui s'arrête
restitrix:she that stays behind
restitutorium:jugement en restitution
restitutrix:she that gives back, a restorer
restitutus:P. of restituo
restrictim:closely, carefully
restrictio:a restriction, limitation
restruo:to erect again
resudatio:exudation
resulco:to furrow, plough again, to scratch open
resultatio:a reverberation, echo
resultator:one who resists, denies
resumptio:a restoration, recovery
resumptiuus:restorative
resumptorius:restorative
resumptus:part. de resumo.
resuo:tr., découdre
resupinatus:adjt, recourbé, infléchi
resupinatus2:posture d'un animal couché
resurrectio:a rising again from the dead, resurrection
resurrecturus:part. futur de resurgo.
resuscipio:tr., reprendre [fig.]
resuscitatio:a raising again from the dead, resuscitation
resuscitator:one who raises again from the dead, a resuscitator
resuscito:to raise up again, rebuild
resutus:ripped open
retae:trees standing on the bank, in the bed of a stream, to clear, free from obstructions
retalio:to retaliate
retango:to touch again, repeatedly
retardatus:part. de retardo.
retaxo:to censure, reprove
retectus:P. of retego
retempero:tr., modérer / tempérer
retensus:part. de retendo.
retentaculum:c. retinaculum
retentatio:
retentator:a detainer, retainer
retentatrix:she that retains
retentatus:part. p. de retento 2
retentio:a keeping back
retentor:one that holds back; a detainer, retainer
retentorius:fitted to hold back, checking, restraining
retentura:troisième division d'un camp située entre la Via quintana et la Porta decumana
retentus:P. of retendo and of retineo
retentus2:a holding fast, grasping
retergeo:to wipe out, cleanse, clear
retextus:part. de retexo.
rethibeo:to take back, to carry, give back;, to receive back, to take, receive back
rethibitio:a taking back, a giving, receiving back
retia:a net
retiaculum:a little net, a cloth made like a net, a net-work bag, a reticule, a fishing-net, a strainer, colander, a net used in playing ball, a net-work cap, net-work, for the covering of a vessel, brass lattice-work, the caul, omentum covering the intestines
retialis:de filet
retiatus:
reticenda:[abst] garder le silence
reticesco:c. reticeo
reticulatim:en manière de réseau
retifex:a netmaker
retinacula:a holdfast, band, tether, halter, halser, rope, cable
retinax:holding back
retinnio:to ring again, resound
retiolum:a little net
retium:a net
reto:tr., nettoyer le lit d'une rivière
retollo:to take away again
retonsus:cut down, mown
retorpesco:to become torpid, med.
retorresco:to parch, dry up, to wither
retorride:dryly
retortus:P. of retorqueo
retostus:roasted
retractator:a refuser
retractatus:P.a.
retractatus2:A repetition
retractio:A drawing back, retreating
retractus2:a drawing back
retrado:to deliver up again, restore
retranseo:int., repasser / tr., retraverser
retransitio:retour d'une action sur le sujet, action réfléchie, emploi réfléchi [gram.]
retransitiue:à la manière d'un réfléchi, avec sens réfléchi
retransmeo:tr., passer de nouveau
retransmitto:tr., repasser, retraverser
retrarius:tourné en sens contraire
retrecto:To take hold of, handle again; to take in hand again, undertake anew
retributio:recompense, repayment, retribution
retributor:a recompenser, requiter, retributer
retrimentum:the dregs, refuse, sediment, refuse, waste
retrior:de derrière, postérieur
retrituro:to thresh over, to thresh
retritus:worn down
retroago:to drive back, to turn back
retrocessio:retrait, situation en retrait
retrocessus:a going back, backwards, retrocession
retrodo:v. retro I  2 fin.
retroduco:to bring, draw back
retroeo:to go back, backwards, to recede, retire
retroflecto:to bend, turn back
retrogradatio:a going back, retrograding
retrogradior:rétrograder
retrogradis:going back, backwards, retrograde;
retrogrado:to go back, backwards, to retrograde
retrogrador:
retrogradus:rétrograde
retrogressus:a retrograde movement, retrogression
retrolego:tr., côtoyer de nouveau ou en revenant
retropendulus:hanging back, backwards
retrorsus:turned back, backwards
retrospiciens:qui voit derrière soi
retrospicio:to look back at
retrosus:turned back, backwards
retrouersim:backwards
retrouersum:turned back, backwards
retrouersus:turned back, backwards
retrouerto:tr., retourner, renverser
retrouorsum:back, before, earlier
retrouorsus:turned back, backwards
retrusus:removed, concealed;
returo:to open, unstop
reubarbarum:v. rheu-.
reuecto:to carry back again
reuectus:part. passé de reveho; rapporté, ramené.
reuelatio:an uncovering, laying bare
reuelator:a revealer
reuelatorius:of or belonging to revelation
reuelatus:part. de revelo.
reuendo:to sell again
reueneo:to be sold again
reuentilo:to produce again
reuento:- intr. - revenir, retourner.
reuentus:a return
reuerecunditer:respectfully
reuerendus:inspiring awe, venerable, reverend, Sup., most reverend, right reverend
reuereo:to stand in awe, fear of; to regard, respect, honor; to fear, be afraid of; to reverence, revere, Ap., Pe., Impers.
reuergo:to incline towards, to tend, conduce
reueritus:part. de revereor.
reuerro:to sweep back again, to scatter again
reuerso:to turn round, Pass., turned back
reuersus:P. of revertor
reuerticulum:a return
reuestio:to clothe again
reuestitus:part. de revestio.
reuibratio:a reflection
reuibratus:abl. sing., a reflection
reuibro:Act., to cast back, reflect
reuictio:a refuting, refutation
reuicturus:de revivo.
reuictus:P. of revinco
reuideo:to see again, go to see again
reuigesco:to begin to flourish again
reuimentum:a lappet; an edging, fringe
reuincibilis:that may be disproved, refuted
reuinctus:P. of revincio
reuindico:to exact retribution from
reuireo:to be green again, be covered again with verdure
reuisceratio:a restoring of the flesh
reuisio:a seeing again
reuisito:to visit again, revisit
reuiuesco:to come to life again, to be restored to life, to revive
reuiuificatus:restored to life
reulcero:ulcérer de nouveau
reumene:sorte de scorie d'argent
reunctor:an anointer
reungo:tr., oindre de nouveau
reuocator:a recaller
reuocatoria:a letter of recall
reuocatorius:for calling, drawing back, revocatory
reuocatus:part. de revoco.
reuolsio:a tearing off, away
reuolutio:a revolving, revolution
reuolutus:part. de revolvo.
reuorro:to sweep back again, to scatter again
reuulsio:a tearing off, away
reuulsus:P. of revello
rhabdos:a sort of meteor
rhabo:pour arrhabo, abrév. usitée chez les Campaniens
rhacoma:a root, rhubarb
rhagades:crevasses, gerçures, rhagades
rhagadia:a kind of sores, chaps
rhagadiae:sing
rhagadium:Veg. rhagade, crevasse, gerçure.
rhagas:Aug. rhagade, crevasse, gerçure.
rhagion:a small spider
rhamnos:buckthorn, Christ's-thorn
!rhamnus:bourgue-épine [plante] et paliure [arbrisseau]
rhapeion:a plant, also called
rhaphanidion:c. leontopetalon
rhaphanus:v. raphanus.
rhapisma:a blow with the palm of the hand
rhapsodia:a rhapsody
rhecoma:a root, rhubarb
rhectae:a kind of earthquake
rheda:a travelling-carriage, wagon with four wheels
rhedarius:de chariot
rhedarius2:cocher / charron, carrossier
rheno:a reindeer-skin, a fur pelisse, a Gallic dress
rhetorica2:rhetoric
!rhetorice:the art of oratory, rhetoric
rhetorice2:in an oratorical or rhetorical manner, oratorically, rhetorically
rhetorici:Teachers of oratory
rhetorico:int., parler en rhéteur, faire de la rhétorique
rhetoricor:to speak rhetorically, like an orator, act.
rhetoricoteros:more oratorical
rhetoriscus:a little rhetorician
rhetorisso:to speak rhetorically
rhetra:a saying, maxim, law
rheu:ind. (mot barbare), racine
rheubarbarum:rhubarbe [plante]
rheuma:marée, flux de la mer / catarrhe
rheuma2:A flow, flood
rheumatici:
rheumaticus:one troubled with rheum, that has a catarrh
rheumatismus:rheum, catarrh
rheumatizo:to be troubled with rheum, to have a catarrh
rheuponticum:c. rheubarbarum
rhexia:a plant, also called
rhigolethron:
rhina:a kind of shark, of whose skin arrows were made
rhinenchytes:an instrument for making injections into the nose
rhinengytes:rinenchyte [instrument pour faire des injections dans le nez]
rhinengytos:
rhinion:an ointment for removing scars
rhinoceroticus:of a rhinoceros
rhinoclia:sorte d'orcanète [plante]
rhinocorax:espèce de corbeau
rhizias:juice extracted from a root
rhizotomos:a plant, a kind of iris
rhizotomumena:descriptions of, instructions about medicines prepared from roots cut up
rho:the Greek name of the letter
rhodinus:prepared from roses
rhoditis:a precious stone
rhododaphne:the rose-bay, oleander
rhododendron:the rosebay, oleander
rhododendros:
rhodomel:miel rosat
rhodomeli:honey of roses
rhodomelum:miel rosat
rhodora:name of a plant
rhoea:wild-poppy
rhoeas:coquelicot [plante]
rhoicus:of or belonging to the sumach, sumach-
rhoites:pomegranate wine
rhomboides:a four-sided figure, whose opposite sides and angles are equal, a rhomboid
rhomphaea:romphée, lance à deux tranchants [framée / ]
rhomphaealis:of or belonging to the
rhonchisonus:snorting
rhoncho:to snore, to snort
rhonchus:A snoring
rhopalicus:vers rhopalique [dont le premier mot est monosyllabe, le second dissyllabe, etc.]
rhopalon:the plant
rhopalus:massue
rhus:a bushy shrub, sumach
rhuselinon:a plant, also called
rhyparographos:a painter of low, mean subjects
!rhyparographus:rhyparographe, peintre de choses grossières et viles
!rhythmica:c. rhythmice
rhythmice:the art of observing rhythm
rhythmicus:one who pays attention to rhythm, who teaches the art of preserving rhythm in composition
rhythmizomenon:that which is reduced to measure, rhythm
rhythmopoeia:modulation
rhythmos:symmetry, harmony, rhythm
rhythmulus:petit rythme [en parl. du trochée]
!rhythmus:symmetry, harmony, rhythm
!rhytion2:rhyton [vase à boire en forme de corne]
rhytion2:a hornshaped drinking-vessel, a drinking-horn
riciniatus:wearing
ricinium:a small veil thrown over the head by the early Romans
ricinus:veiled
ricto:to make the natural cry of a leopard
ricula:a small veil
ridendus:adj. verbal de rideo. - 1 - digne de risée. - 2 - risible, ridicule, plaisant.
ridicula:a little stake, a peg, plug
ridicularis:bouffon
ridicularius:that excites laughter, laughable, droll, funny, subst. m. a droll, a jeste
ridicularius2:a droll, a jeste
ridiculose:c. ridicule
ridiculosus:laughable, facetious, droll
rienosus:atteint de néphrétique
riga:ligne, raie
rigatio:a watering, wetting, moistening, rigation
rigator:a waterer
rigatrix:Aug. celle qui arrose.
rigatus:part. de rigo.
rigatus2:a watering
rigefacio:to make stiff, to stiffen, benumb
rigiditas:stiffness, hardness
rigoratus:stiff, upright
rigorosus:Sen. de moeurs rigides.
rigua:well-watered places
riguus2:a well-watered place
rimabundus:examining, considering
rimatim:through the chinks
rimator:an investigator
rimatus:pass.
rimo:c. rimor / avec sens passif
rimula:a small crack, chink, fissure
riparenses:troops stationed on the bank of a river
riparensis:
riparienses:troops stationed on the bank of a river
ripariolus:qui se trouve sur la rive
riparius:that frequents the banks of rivers
ripatim:
ripensis:situated, stationed on a river's bank
ripula:a little bank, margin
riscus:a trunk, chest
risibilis:that can laugh, risible
risibilitas:disposition à rire
risiloquium:a tattling and laughing at the same time
risio:a laughing, laughter, laugh
risito:to laugh over, at
risorius:dérisoire / riant
risus2:part. de rideo.
rito:tr., exciter (primitif de irrito)
ritualia:ceremonial rites
ritualis:relating to religious rites, ceremonies, ritual
ritualiter:according to religious usage, with religious ceremonies
riuales:those who have, use the same brook, neighbors.
riualicius:of or relating to those who make use of the same brook
riualis2:of or belonging to a brook, brook-
riuatim:like a brook, brooks
riuifinalis:bounded by a brook
riuinus:rival
riuo:to lead, draw off
riuora:rivulets, drains
riuulus:a small brook, a rill, rivulet.
rixator:a quarrelsome person; a brawler, wrangler
rixatorius:of or relating to a quarrel, brawling, contentious
rixo:int., c. rixor
rixosus:quarrelsome, pugnacious
rixula:petite dispute, petite rixe
robeus:red, reddish
robidus:rouge brun / rubicond
robigino:to contract rust, to rust
robiginosus:rusty.
roborarium:an enclosure for animals, built of oaken boards
roborasco:to grow strong, vigorous
roboratus:strengthened, strong, vigorous
roboretum:chênaie, lieu planté de chênes
roborosus:stiff, rigid
robrus:v. ruber
roburneus:of oaks
robuste:stoutly, strongly, firmly
robusteus:of oak, other hard wood
rodarum:nom d'une plante [spiraea ulmaria]
rodus:a rude mass;, a piece of brass
rodusculum:A little piece of brass
rogamen:demande, prière
rogamentum:a question
rogarius:c. bustuarius
rogaticius:obtenu avec prière, emprunté
rogatim:
rogatum:a question, interrogatory, to the point
rogatus:part. de rogo
rogum:A funeral pile
romphaea:romphée, lance à deux tranchants [framée / ]
romphaealis:c. rhomphaealis.
ronchisonus:v. rhonchinosus.
roncho:v. rhoncho.
ronchus:v. rhonchus.
ropio:sorte de poisson, peut-être le rouget
rorans:de roro.
rorarii:a kind of light-armed Roman troops, who usually made the first attack and then retired, skirmishers
rorarius:of or for the
roratio:a falling of dew, dew.
roratus:part. de roro.
rorifluus:dripping with dew
roriger:dew-bringing
rosaceum:oil of roses
rosaceus:made of roses, rose-
rosacinus:de roses
rosacius:
rosalis:qui concerne les roses, de roses / les Rosalies [fête où l'on déposait des fleurs sur les tombeaux]
rosans:rosecolored
rosarius:of roses, rose-.
rosarius2:marchand de roses
rosatio:action de répandre des roses [sur des tombeaux]
rosatum:rose wine
rosatus:prepared from roses, Absol.
rosea:sorte de chanvre [de Roséa]
rosidus:c. roscidus
rosina:a plant
rosio:tranchées, douleurs d'entrailles, coliques
rosmarinum:v. rosmarinus
rosmarinus:romarin [arbuste]
rosor:rongeur
rostellum:a little beak, snout, muzzle
rostra:émouvoir l'assemblée du peuple
rostralis:of or belonging to the, a tablet on the
rostrans:striking, driving in its point
rosula:a little rose
rosulentus:Abounding in roses
rosura:c. rosio
rosus:P. of rodo
rosus2:c. rosio.
rotabilis:Whirling, rotary
rotabulum:v. rutabulum.
rotabundus:qui se meut en cercle
rotalis:having wheels, wheeled
rotarium:péage sur une route, droits de barrière
rotatilis:wheel-like, revolving
rotatim:like a wheel, in a circle, around
rotatio:a wheeling, turning about in a circle, rotation et fin.
rotator:one who turns, round in a circle, a whirler round
rotatus:well-rounded, concise
rotatus2:a turning, whirling round
rotella:petite roue
rotula:petite roue
rotulus:a little wheel
rotunda:boulette
rotundatio:a making round, a rounding
rotundatus:part. p. de rotundo.
rotunde:Roundly
rotundifolius:round-leaved, rotundifolious
rotunditas:a round, shape, roundness, rotundity
rotundula:a little round mass, a little ball, pellet
rubedo:redness
rubefacio:to make red, ruddy, to redden
rubelliana:espèce de vigne [dont le bois est rougeâtre]
rubellianus:reddish
rubellio:a fish of a reddish color
rubellulus:a little reddish
rubellum:vin clairet, vin rosé
rubeta2:bramblethickets
rubia:madder
rubibundus:c. rubicundus
rubico:tr., faire rougir
rubicundosus:très rouge
rubigino:to contract rust, to rust
rubiginosus:rusty.
ruboratior:adj., qui couvre davantage de honte, plus honteux
rubrans:rouge
rubratus:rougi, rouge
rubrico:to color red
rubricus:rouge
rubrus:Red, ruddy, the Eastern, Ocean
ructa:oesophage
ructamen:a belching, eructation
ructatio:a belching
ructator:celui qui exhale [fig.], qui prêche
ructatrix:she that belches
ructatus:c. ructus
ructuatio:v. ructatio
ructuo:to belch forth
ructuosus:full of belches
rudens2:P. of rudo
ruderarius:of or belonging to rubbish
ruderatio:a paving with rubbish, ruderation
ruderatus:qui contient du blocage
rudero:to cover, pave with broken stone, rubbish
rudiarius:a gladiator who is presented with a, who receives his discharge
rudibundus:qui brait sans cesse
ruditas:ignorance
ruditus:a roaring, braying
rudor:a roaring
rudusculum:A little piece of brass
rues:ruina.
rufesco:to become reddish
rufius:the Gallic name for chama, a lynx
rufo:to make, color reddish
rugatio:a wrinkling
rugatus:part. de rugo.
ruginosus:wrinkled
rugio:to roar, to bray
rugitus:A roaring
rugositas:the state of being wrinkled, rugosity
ruibundus:
ruidus:rough
rulius:
ruma2:-I. a breast that gives suck; a teat, pap, dug -II. the throat, gullet
rumen:the throat, gullet
rumentum:interruption [en t. d'augures]
rumex:I. m. a missile weapon II. f. sorrel
rumifico:to make report; to report, proclaim, rumor
rumigeratio:a spreading of reports, a proclaiming, rumoring
rumigero:dép., divulguer
rumigeror:to spread reports, to spread, noise abroad
rumigerulus:that spreads reports, rumors; subst., a newsmonger
rumigerulus2:a newsmonger
rumigo:to chew over again, to ruminate
ruminalis:chewing again, ruminating
ruminatio:a chewing over again, chewing the cud, rumination.
ruminator:one that chews again, ruminates
ruminor:[fig.] ruminer, méditer / rabâcher
rumis:oesophage ou premier estomac [des ruminants] / estomac [de l'homme], ventre, panse / mamelle [des animaux] tette, tettine, pis
rumito:to spread reports, to rumor
rumo:int., c. rumino
rumpia:i, a long missile weapon
rumpissa:aubépine
rumpotinetum:a place planted with low trees to support the vines
rumpotinus:That serves to support the running vines
rumpotinus2:a kind of maple
rumpus:a vine branch, runner
runa:a kind of weapon, a javelin, dart.
runatus:armé d'une runa
runcatio:A weeding, weeding out
runcator:a weeder
runcina:a plane
runcino:to plane off
runco2:a weedinghook, grubbing-hoe
rupa:a rock, a cliff
rupeus:de rocher ; [fig.] sans vie
rupex:a rough, uncultivated man; a boor, rustic, clown
rupicapra:a chamois
rupico:a boorish man, rustic
rupina:a cleft of a rock, a rocky chasm, med.
ruptio:a breaking, fracture; an injuring, damage;
ruptura:a fracture, breach
ruptus:P. of rumpo
ruralis:of or belonging to the country, rural, rustic, Adv.
ruraliter:rurally
ruratio:a country life
ruricolaris:of or belonging to tillage, rustic, rural
rurigena:one born in the country; a countryman, rustic
ruror:to live in the country
ruscarius:of or for butcher, s-broom, for weeding out butcher, s-broom
rusco:to clear of butcher's-broom
rusco2:a disease of cattle
rusculum:a little country-seat, farm
ruspo:tr., fouiller, scruter
ruspor:to search through, examine, explore
russeolus:somewhat red, reddish
russesco:to become red
russulus:reddish
russum:turned back, backwards, back, backwards
rustica:ator
rusticanter:
rusticatim:rustically, awkwardly
rusticellus:somewhat rustic, clownish
rusticola:an inhabitant of the country
rusticula:a little heath-cock;, in lemm.
rusticulus:rather rustic, somewhat coarse.
rusticulus2:a little countryman, little rustic
rusto:to clear of butcher's broom
rustum:butcher, sbroom
ruta2:things dug up, mining products, minerals, the crude products of an estate, timber and minerals, reserving the timper and minerals
rutaceus:of rue, made from rue
rutarius:couvert de rue [plante]
rutatus:flavored, garnished with rue
rutellum:a little shovel
rutilatus:roux
rutilesco:to grow reddish
rutilius:rufus
rutinus:tiré de la rue, de rue [plante]
rutuba2:confusion, bouleversement
rutula:a little piece of rue
rutus:part. passé de ruo.
rythmici:les techniciens du rythme
sabaia:a drink of the poor people in Illyria, prepared from barley
sabaiarius:one who makes, sells, drinks
sabanum:a linen cloth, a towel, napkin, med.
sabatenum:a kind of slipper
sabbata:the seventh day, Sabbath, a holiday, a great festival
sabbatarii:Sabbath-keepers, Jews
sabbatarius:of or belonging to the Sabbath, Sabbatical, med.—Subst.
sabbatismus:a keeping of the Sabbath
sabbatizo:to observe the Sabbath
sabina2:sabine [plante]
sablo:coarse sand, gravel
sablum:coarse sand, gravel
sabtristis:
sabucum:sureau
sabucus:an elder-tree
sabuleta:sandy places
sabuletum:sablonnière
sabulo:coarse sand, gravel
sabulosus:full of sand, sandy, gravelly
saburralis:consisting of sand, sand-, med.
saburrarius:one who carries ballast to ships
saburratus:lesté
saburro:to fill, lade with ballast, to ballast
sacal:Egyptian amber
sacatos:sorte de romarin [plante]
saccaria:the labor of a porter
saccarius:of or belonging to sacks, sack-
saccarius2:one who carries sacks
saccatum:urine
saccellatio:application de sachets
saccello:tr., envelopper d'un sachet
saccellum:sachet
saccellus:a little bag, med.
sacceus:of or belonging to a sack, sack-
saccharon:a sweet juice distilling from the joints of the bamboo, a kind of sugar
saccibuccis:chubby-cheeked
saccinus:made of hair-cloth
sacciperio:grande bourse
sacciperium:a pocket for carrying a purse
sacco2:
saccomel:cataplasme au miel
saccopathna:sac long et étroit
saccularii:
saccularius:a cut-purse, pick-pocket, swindler
sacellarius:trésorier
sacellus:dim. de sacer
sacena:hache pour les sacrifices
sacerda:prêtresse
sacerdotalis2:prêtre d'une province ; ancien prêtre d'une province
sacerdotaliter:en prêtre
sacerdotia:
sacerdotialis:c. sacerdotalis
sacerdotissa:prêtresse
sacerdotula:a young, inferior priestess
sacerdus:prêtre, c. sacerdos
sacersanctus:c. sacrosanctus
sacodios:sorte d'améthyste
sacoma:a counterpoise, a weight precisely balancing something in the opposite scale, precisely, exactly
sacomaria:sorte de vase rebondi
sacomarium:the public balance, weighing place
sacomarius:serving for a counterpoise, used for a weight in a balance
sacomarius2:one who makes counterpoises, weights
sacon:[mot asiatique], couleur d'hyacinthe [al. socon]
sacondios:a hyacinth-colored amethyst
sacopenium:the gum-like juice of an umbelliferous plant
sacos:hyacinthcolor
sacrabiliter:like an epileptic, as if in a fit of epilepsy
sacramentalis:sacramental
sacramentarium:sacramentaire, rituel pour l'administration des sacrements
sacraria:gardienne d'un temple
sacrarius:a sacrist, sacristan
sacrate:Holily, piously
sacratio:consecration, dedication
sacrator:one who hallows, consecrates
sacrificatio:a sacrificing, sacrifice
sacrificator:a sacrificer
sacrificatrix:sacrificatrice [épith. de Vénus]
sacrificatus:part. de sacrifico,
sacrificatus2:a sacrificing, sacrifice
sacrificialis:qui concerne les sacrifices
sacrificiolus:he who sacrifices, the priest who makes the offerings formerly made by the king
sacrificor:to make, offer a sacrifice, to sacrifice
sacrificulus:one who conducts the sacrifices, a sacrificer, sacrificing priest
sacrilege:de façon sacrilège
sacrima:new wine offered to Bacchus
sacrium:Scythian amber
saeculares:the secular games
saecularia:-I. the secular games -II. worldly matters
saeculariter:in a worldly manner
saecularius:c. saecularis
saeparius:préposé aux clôtures
saepia:- 1 - seiche (mollusque qui secrète un liquide noirâtre). - 2 - encre.
saepicula:a little fence, hedge
saepimen:clôture
saepimentum:a hedge, fence, enclosure
saepis:that happens often, frequent
saepiuscule:pretty often, pretty frequently
saeptatus:surrounded by a bulwark
saeptio:a hedging, fencing in, enclosing
saeptuose:obscurely
saeptuosus:obscure
saeptus:part. de saepio.
saeptus2:c. saeptum
saetula:a little coarse hair of an animal, a small bristle
saeuidicus:spoken furiously, angrily
saeuis:roused to fierceness, raging, furious, fell, savage, ferocious
saeuitas:rage, violence, fury
saeuiter:Comp.
saeuities:c. saevitia
saeuum:Comp.
sagaciter:Quickly, sharply, keenly, with quickness of scent, with a fine sense of smell, Comp., Sup.
sagana:a female diviner, soothsayer; a wise woman, witch;, nom. prop.
sagapenon:sorte de gomme résine [suc de la férule]
sagapenum:sorte de gomme résine [suc de la férule]
sagaria:v. saccaria.
sagarius:of or belonging to a mantle, absol.
sagarius3:marchand de sayons
sagatio:
sagda:a precious stone of a leekgreen color
sagena:a large fishing-net, a seine
sagenicum:coup de filet, poisson pris d'un seul coup de filet
sagenon:a kind of opal found in India
saginarium:a place where animals are fatted, a feeding-stall
saginatio:a fattening, feeding, stall-feeding
saginator:celui qui engraisse
saginatus:part. p. de sagino
sagio:to perceive quickly, keenly, to perceive acutely
sagittarii:The constellation, the Archer
sagittator:archer
sagitto:to discharge arrows, shoot with arrows
sagma:a pack-saddle
sagma2:bât
sagmarium:charge mise sur un bât
sagmarius:of or belonging to a pack-saddle
sagmarius2:bête de somme
sagmen:the tuft of sacred herbs plucked within the citadel by the consul, prœtor, by bearing which the persons of the Roman fetiales and ambassadors became inviolable
sagochlamys:a kind of military cloak
sagularis:de sayon
sagularius:de sayon
sagulatus:clothed in, wearing a
sagus:presaging, predicting, prophetic
sagus2:fem., a coarse woollen blanket, mantle, a military cloak
saio:sorte de bourreau / huissier
salacaccabia:salted food boiled in a pot
salacitas:lust, salaciousness
salaco:a swaggerer, braggart
salapitta:a box on the ear
salaputtium:bout d'homme, nabot
salar:a kind of trout, med.
salariarius:one who receives pay, salary, a salaried person
salarius2:of or belonging to salt, salt-
salebrae:aspérités du sol / aspérités [du style] / difficultés
salebratim:sur un sol rocailleux
salebratus:rugged
salebritas:ruggedness, salebrosity
salgama:pickles
salgamarius:one who makes, sells pickles, the title of, a treatise by C. Matius on pickling fruits
salgamum:nourish-ment, food, sustenance
salicastrum:a kind of wild vine found in willow-thickets
salictarius:of or belonging to willows, willow-
salictetum:
salictor:sauteur
saliens:part. prés. de salio, salire; qui saute, qui jaillit.
salientes:(sc. aquae), springs, fountains
salifodina:a saltpit
salinarius:of or belonging to salt-works
salini:a salt-cellar
saliniensis2:marchand de sel
salinus:
salipotens:he that rules the salt sea
salisatio:a leaping
salisator:saliso, inus.), celui qui tire des présages des palpitations éprouvées dans quelque membre
salissatio:a leaping
salitarius:
salitio:a leaping
salito:to dance
salitura:a salting down, salting
salitus:part. passé de salio ( 1 ); salé.
saliuarium:mors de la bride du cheval
saliuarius:slimy, clammy
saliuatio:salivation
saliuatum:médicament pour faire saliver
saliuncula:an odoriferous plant
saliuo:tr., produire une liqueur visqueuse / faire saliver
saliuosus:Full of spittle, slavering
sallitor:c. salsamentarius
sallitura:salage
sallitus:part. de sallio.
sallo:To salt down, to salt
salmacidus:having a salt and sour taste, salso-acid
salmentum:c. salsamentum
salmo:a salmon
salo2:To salt down, to salt
salor:the color of the sea, sea-green
salpicta:a trumpeter
salpieta:
salpinx:une trompette
salpista:a trumpeter
salpuga:c. solipuga
salsa:salted things, salted food
salsamen:salted food, any thing pickled in brine
salsamentarius:of or belonging to salted fish
salsamentarius2:a dealer in salted fish
salsare:vase à mettre de la salaison
salsarium:une saucière
salsarius:marchand de salaisons
salsatus:part. p. de salso.
salsedo:a salt taste, saltness
salsicius:au sel, salé
salsilago:saltness, brackishness
salsipotis:c. salsipotens.
salsitas:saltness
salsitudo:saltness, brackishness
salsiusculus:rather salt
salso:tr., saler
salsugo:saltness, brackishness
salsurus:v. sallo
saltabundus:dancing
saltatim:by leaps
saltatiuncula:a little dance
saltatorie:like a dancer, in a dancing attitude
saltatricula:a little dancing-girl
saltatus:part. de salto
salticus:dancing
saltito:to dance much, vigorously
saltor:danseur
saltuatim:by leaps, hops
saltuensis:of or belonging to a forest
saluamentum:salvation
saluatio:deliverance, salvation
saluator:a saviour, preserver
saluatrix:celle qui sauve
saluatus:part. passé de salvo.
saluia:the herb sage
saluificatio:
saluificator:sauveur
saluifico:to save, deliver
saluificus:saving
saluo:to save
salus2:v. salum
salutabundus:greeting, saluting
salutare:moyen de salut
salutatiuus:relatif à la salutation / le vocatif
salutator2:adj. m., qui salue
salutatorium:the audience-chamber
salutatorius:of or belonging to visiting, paying court
salutatus:part. p. de saluto.
salutificator:a bringer of safety, a savior
salutiger:Health-bringing, That brings a greeting, salutatory; Subst. m. one who delivers a greeting; a messenger, servan
salutiger2:one who delivers a greeting; a messenger, servan
samara:the seed of the elm
samardacus:a juggler
samartia:borne indiquant trois limites, où l'on se trompe facilement
samartiacus:de la limite nommée samartia
sambucatus:mélangé de sureau
sambucelaeum:huile de sureau
sambuceus:of elder, elder-
sambucina:a female player on the
sambucistria:a woman that plays on the
sambucum:the fruit of the elder, elder-berries
sambucus:an elder-tree
sambucus2:he who plays on the sambuca
sambycistria:a woman that plays on the
samentum:seul ex. de ce mot, cité et expliqué dans
samera:the seed of the elm
samia2:hurt, damage, loss
samiator:a polisher, furbisher
samio:to polish, furbish with Samian stone
samolus:a plant, the Anemone pulsatilla, brook-weed
sampsa:the pulp of olives, in lemm.;
sampsuchinus:of marjoram
sampsuchum:marjolaine [plante odoriférante]
sampsuchus:marjolaine [plante odoriférante]
sampsucum:marjoram
samsa:pulpe d'olives triturée et conservée
sanatio:a healing, curing, Absol.
sanatiue:de manière à guérir
sanatiuus:propre à guérir, curatif
sanator:a healer, curer
sanatorius:giving health
sanatus:part. de sano.
sancaptis:sorte de parfum
sanchromaton:a plant, otherwise called
sanctesco:to become sacred
sanctificatio:sanctification
sanctificator:a sanctifier
sanctificatrix:
sanctificatus:part. de sanctifico.
sanctificium:sanctification;, a sanctuary
sanctifico:to make holy, treat as holy, to sanctify, consecrate, dedicate
sanctificus:sanctifying
sanctiloquus:speaking holily
sanctimonialis:holy;, pious, religious, subst. f. a nun
sanctimonialis2:a nun
sanctimonialiter:holily, piously
sanctimonium:sainteté / le martyre
sanctitudo:sacredness, sanctity
sanctuarium:A place for keeping sacred things, a shrine, sanctuary
sanctulus:dim. de sanctus
sanctus2:a saint, holy man
sandala:a very white kind of corn
sandaliaris:relatif aux sandales, de sandales [nom donné à un quartier de Rome]
sandaliarius:of or belonging to sandals
sandaliarius3:fabricant de sandales
sandaligerula:esclave portant les sandales
sandaligerulae:maids who carried their mistresses, slippers, sandal-bearers, slipper-carriers
sandalis:a kind of palm-tree
sandalium:a slipper, sandal
sandapilarius:one that carries a, a corpse-bearer
sandapilo:c. sandapilarius
sandaraca:Sandarach, a red coloring matter; Bee-bread, also called cerinthus and erithace
sandaracatus:mixed with sandarach
sandaraceus:of sandarach
!sandaracha:Sandarach
sandaracinus:of the color of sandarach
!sandaresos:sorte de pierre précieuse
sandaresos:a precious stone found in India and Arabia, a kind of onyx
!sanderaca:Sandarach
sanderacinus:of the color of sandarach
sandix:vermilion, a color like vermilion
sanesco:to become sound, get well, heal
sangenon:pierre précieuse
sanguiculus:a blood-pudding, black-pudding
sanguifluus:
sanguilentus:full of blood, bloody
sanguinalis:de sang
sanguinans:bloodthirsty, exhausting clients
sanguinaris:of or belonging to blood, blood-
sanguinatio:a bleeding
sanguinolentia:a congestion, a blood-shot condition
sanguinosus:sanguin
sanguisuga:a blood-sucker, leech
saniarium:
sanifer:health-bringing, healing
saniosus:adj, full of bloody matter, sanious
saniter:Soundly, healthily, well
sannator:moqueur
sannio:one who makes mimicking grimaces, a buffoon
sanno:int., ricaner, se moquer
sannor:int., ricaner, se moquer
sanqualis:orfraie [oiseau consacré à Sancus]
santerna:borax, mountaingreen
sapenos:a bright hyacinth-colored amethyst found in India
saphon:a ship's cable
sapide:savorily
sapidus:well-tasted, relishing, savory
sapientialis:of or belonging to wisdom
sapientientipotens:très sage.
sapientipotens:mighty in wisdom
sapinea:partie inférieure du sapin [bois de travail]
sapineus:of or belonging to the
sapinius:of the Sapis, Sapinian
sapinus:a kind of fir-, pine-tree
sapo:soap, in lemm.;
saponatum:soap-water, suds
saporatus:seasoned, savory, Comp.
saporo:tr., rendre savoureux
saporosus:of good flavor
saporus:that relishes well, savory
sappa:sorte de hoyau
sapphiratus:adorned, set with sapphires, in carm.
sapphirinus:of sapphire, sapphirine
sapphirus:a sapphire
sappineus:of or belonging to the
sappinus:a kind of fir-, pine-tree
sappiratus:
sappirus:c. sapphirus
saprofago:- intr. - manger des aliments corrompus.
saprophago:to eat putrid meat
sapros:rotten, putrid
saprus:pourri
saraballa:wide trowsers
saraballum:c. sarabara
sarabara:vêtement oriental [sorte de pantalon]
sarabarum:vêtement oriental [sorte de pantalon]
sarapis:sorte de tunique persane, mêlée de blanc
sarca:chair
sarcasmos:a keen, bitter jest, a taunt, gibe, sarcasm
!sarcasmus:sarcasme [fig. de rhét.]
sarcimen:a seam, suture
sarcinalis:of or belonging to burdens, baggage, pack-, baggage-
sarcinatrix:she that mends, patches
sarcinatus:laden, burdened
sarcino:raccommoder [des hardes]
sarcinosus:heavily burdened, heavy laden
sarcion:a fault, defect in emeralds
sarcites:a precious stone
sarcitis:sorte de pierre précieuse
sarcitor:celui qui raccommode
sarcitrix:raccommodeuse, ravaudeuse
sarcocele:
sarcocolla:a Persian gum
sarcogena:
sarcoma:sarcome [t. de chirurg.]
sarcophago:tr., ensevelir ; [fig.] enfermer
sarcophagum:a grave, sepulchre
sarcophagus2:a kind of limestone used for coffins
sarcosis:a swelling in the flesh
sarcularius:
sarculatio:a hoeing
sarculo:to hoe
sarculus:hoyau, boue
sarda:A kind of fish, sardine
sardachates:sardachate, carnelian-agate
sardina:sardine
sardinarius:plein de sardines
sardinus:v. sardius lapis
sardius:sardian, carnelian
sardius2:the carnelian, a precious stone
sardo:to understand
sardonichus:of sardonyx
sardonycha:c. sardonyx.
sardonychatus:adorned with a sardonyx
sario:poisson [probt la truite]
saripha:a shrub growing on the banks of the Nile
sarissophoros:a Macedonian lancer
!sarissophorus:sarissophore, soldat armé d'une sarisse
saritio:a hoeing, weeding
saritor:
saritorius:of or belonging to hoeing, weeding
saritura:a hoeing, a weeding
sarmen:twigs, brushwood
sarmenticii:the Christians
sarmenticius:of or belonging to twigs, cuttings, brushwood, plur. subst.
sarmentitius:of or belonging to twigs, cuttings, brushwood, plur. subst.
sarmentosus:full of twigs, little branches
sarna:gale, teigne
sarpa:héron
sarpio:tailler la vigne
sarpo:to cut off, trim, prune, clean
sarptus:
sarraca:chariot
sarracius:sawshaped, serrate
sarracum:A kind of wagon, cart
sarralia:mot espagnol), laitue
sarrio:to hoe, to weed
sarritio:a hoeing, weeding
sarritor:A hoer, weeder
sarritorius:of or belonging to hoeing, weeding
sarritura:a hoeing, a weeding
sarritus:part. de sarrio.
sarsorius:de mosaïque
sarsurius:mending, patching
sarte:-I. init. -II. P. a. init.
sartio:a hoeing, weeding
sartitector:charpentier
sartrix:she who patches, mends
sataccipio:c. satis accipio.
satagito:même sens
satanaria:c. peucedanum
satellitium:an escort, convoy, a guard, protection
satiabilis:qui peut être rassasié [fig.]
satianter:sufficiently, to satiety, med., Sup.
satiate:sufficiently, to satiety
satiatus:part. de satio.
saties:a sufficiency, abundance, plentifulness.
satillum:adv., une quantité suffisante de [avec gén.]
sationalis:qu'on peut ensemencer
satira:a satire, a species of poetry, originally dramatic and afterwards didactic, peculiar to the Romans
satirice:satiriquement
satiricus:-I. a writer of satires, a satirist -II. neutr.
satirographus:a writer of satires, a satirist
satisacceptio:a taking of security, admitting to bail
satiscaueo:c. satis do
satisdato:under a sufficient security, under a pledge
satisdator:one who gives security; a surety, bail
satisdo:donner une garantie suffisante, donner une caution, alicui, à qqn
satisfactionalis:making amends, apologetic
satiua:plantes cultivées
satiuus:that is sown, planted
sato:tr., semer [habituellement]
satorius:of or belonging to sowing, planting
satrapa:a governor of a province, a viceroy, a satrap; nom., Gen., Acc., Plur. nom., Gen., Acc., Dat., Abl., a ruler
satrapia:the office, province of a satrap, a satrapy
satraps:a governor of a province, a viceroy among the Persians, a satrap
satullo:to satisfy, satiate
satullus:filled, satisfied
satum:a Hebrew measure
saturabilis:qu'on peut rassasier
saturamen:a filling, satisfying
saturanter:sufficiently, to satiety, Comp., med.
saturatim:de manière à rassasier
saturatio:filling, satisfying
saturator:a filler, satisfier
saturatus:P. of saturo
satureia:the common name for the pot-herb cunila, savory
satureia2:the common name for the pot-herb cunila, savory
saturice:v. satirice.
satyriasis:excessive sexual excitement, lascivious madness, priapism
satyrice:v. satirice.
satyricos:satiriquement, ironiquement
satyricus:-I. of or belonging to Satyrs, like Satyrs -II. of or belonging to satire, satiric, satirical;
satyrion:nom de différentes plantes orchidées
satyrios:a plant that excited lust, ragwort, satyrion
satyrographus:a writer of satires, a satirist
satyroma:pièce satirique, satire
saucaptis:a fictitious spice
saucatio:action de blesser, blessure.
sauciatus:part. p. de saucio.
saucietas:a hurting, hurt
sauiatio:a kissing
sauiatus:part. p. de suavio
sauio:v. suavior.
sauiolum:a little kiss
sauiunculum:
saura:sorte de lézard
saurex:v. sorex.
saurion:mustard
sauritis:a precious stone
saurix:sorte de chouette
saurix2:avis tributa Saturno ab auguribus
saurus:saure [poisson de mer]
saxialis:of rock, stone, stone-
saxicola:idolâtre, adorateur de dieux de pierre
saxifer:stone-bearing
saxifraga:saxifrage [plante]
saxifragum:saxifrage [plante]
saxifragus:stone-breaking, stone-crushing, Absol.
saxifrica:v. saxifraga.
saxigenus:born, sprung from stone
saxiperium:a bag to hold stones for slinging
saxitas:stony nature, stoniness
saxosa:rocky, stony places
saxositas:stony nature, stoniness
saxuosus:full of rocks, stones, rocky, stony
scabellum:A low stool, footstool, cricket
scabellus:escabeau
scabia:v. scabies.
scabialis:raclé, gratté
scabidus:scabby, mangy, itchy
scabillarii:players on the
scabillarius:scabillaire, celui qui joue du scabillum
scabio:int., être galeux
scabiola:the scab, the itch
scabratus:made rough, roughened, jagged
scabredo:a roughness of the skin, scabbiness, itch, mange
scabreo:to be scurfy, scabby
scabres:the scab, the itch
scabridus:rough, rugged
scabrities:roughness, ruggedness
scabritudo:lèpre [fig.]
scabrosus:rough, scabrous
scaenalis:of or belonging to the stage, scenic, theatrical
scaenarium:lieu de la scène, scène
scaenarius:of or belonging to the stage, scenic, dramatic, theatrical
scaenaticus:a stageplayer
scaenatilis:of or belonging to the stage
scaenica:a female player, an actress
scaenice:theatrically, after the manner of players
scaenographia:a drawing in perspective
scaeptrum:a royal staff, a sceptre.
scaeua:a sign or token in the sky
scaeua3:a lefthanded person
scaeuitas:Awkwardness, perverseness, unskilfulness
scala:v. scalae
scalare:escalier, degrés
scalaria:a flight of stairs, steps, a staircase
scalarii:stairmakers
scalaris:of or belonging to a flight of steps, a ladder
scalarius:faiseur d'échelles [ou d'escaliers]
scalenus:of unequal sides, scalene
scalpello:déchirer avec le bistouri
scalpellus:a small surgical knife, a scalpel, a lancet
scalper:a sharp cutting instrument; a chisel, knife, A penknife, a pruning-knife
scalpratus:having a sharp, cutting edge
scalptorium:an instrument for scratching one's self, in lemm.
scalptura:A cutting, carving, graving
scalpturatus:(Lebaigue P. 1127 et P. 1128) Plin. gravé avec le ciseau, ciselé, sculpté.
scalpturigo:a scratching, med.
scalpturio:to scratch, claw
scalptus:part. p. de scalpo.
scalpurigo:a scratching, med.
scalpurio:to scratch, claw
scalpurrigo:action de gratter
scalticus:qui a des dartres, dartreux
scambus:bow-legged, bandy-legged
scamellum:a little bench, stool, unequal projections, steps
scamillum:petit escabeau, petit banc
scamillus:socle de colonne
scamma:a wrestling-place
scammonea:scammony
scammoneum:scammony
scammonia:scammony
scammonites:wine seasoned with scammony
scammonium:scammony
scamnarium:droit de banc, c.-à-d. droit d'entrée à acquitter par les membres nouvellement admis dans un collegium de tibicines et de cornicines militaires
scamnarius:c. arcarius.
scamnatus:a field whose breadth, is greater than its length
scamnellum:c. scamellum.
scamnulum:c. scamellum.
scandala:v. scandula 2
scandalizo:to cause to stumble, tempt to evil
scandalosus:abominable
scandalum:that which causes one to stumble, a stumblingblock
scandix:the herb chervil
scandulaca:c. orobanche
scandularis:shingled, shingle-
scandularius:a shingler
scansilis:that may be climbed.
scansio:a climbing up
scansor:ouvrier qui fait des escaliers
scansorius:of or for climbing
scapharius:caboteur
scaphe:a concave sundial
scaphiolum:dim. de scaphium
scaphisterium:sorte de pelle à vanner (
scapho:cordage [à l'avant du navire]
scaphula:a little boat, skiff, a bath-tub
scapium:a concave vessel, basin in the form of a boat, med.
scapulae:the shoulder-blades
scarabaeus:a beetle, scarab, scarabee
scarabeus:escarbot (sorte de scarabée).
scardia:a plant, also called
scarifatio:a scratching open;, a scarifying
scarificatio:a scratching open;, a scarifying
scarifico:to scratch open, scarify
scarifio:pass., être scarifié
scarifo:to scratch open, scarify
scarifus:tracé, plan d'un champ
scariola:escarole ou scarole (légume).
scariphatio:a scratching open;, a scarifying
scaripho:to scratch open, scarify
scarites:pierre précieuse inconnue
scaritis:a precious stone, resembling in color the fish
scarizo:int., s'agiter, frétiller
scatebrosus:plein d'eau jaillissante / sale, boueux
scatens:bubbling, full, abounding
scatesco:
scatturio:- intr. - c. scateo.
scaturex:a bubbling, gushing spring
scaturiges:bubbling water, spring-water
scaturigines:gushing, bubbling waters, spring-water
scaturiginosus:full of, abounding in springs, springy
scaturigo:source, eau qui sourd / [fig.] grande quantité, torrent
scaturio:to stream, flow, gush out
scaturix:source abondante
scaturrex:source abondante
scaturrigo:source, eau qui sourd / [fig.] grande quantité, torrent
sceleratim:
scelererytis:
sceleritas:guilt, wickedness, criminality
scelerosus2:a wicked, vicious person, a wretch
scelerus:wicked, abominable
scelerytis:sorte de litharge d'argent
scelestus2:a wicked person, a knave, rogue, scoundrel, miscreant
sceletus:a skeleton
sceletyrbe:sorte de paralysie
scelio:a wicked man, scoundrel
scelotyrbe:a lameness in the ankles, in the knees
scenalis:v. scaen-.
scenarium:Inscr. lieu de la scène, scène.
scenarius:v. scaen-.
scenaticus:scénique, théâtral.
scenice:Quint. d'une manière théâtrale.
scenites:one who dwells in a tent, one of a nomadic race
scenofactorius:of or belonging to the making of tents
scenographia:v. sciographia
scenoma:
scenopegia:the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles
scensa:c. cena.
sceptos:a gust, squall, storm
sceptriger:sceptre-bearing
scheda:a strip of papyrus bark, a leaf, sheet of paper
schedia:a raft, float
!schedios:fait à la hâte, bâclé
schedios:made suddenly, off-hand; hastily put, thrown together;
schedula:a small leaf of paper
schematismos:a figurative, florid manner of speaking
!schematismus:expression figurée
schidia:a chip, splinter
schidiae:copeaux
!schinos:lentisque [arbrisseau]
schinos:the mastic-tree
schisma:a split, separation, disunion, schism
schismaticus:a separatist, seceder, schismatic
schistos:split, cleft, divided;, that easily cleaves, cracks, fissile, schistose, red oxide of iron
!schoenanthos:herbe à chameau [plante à parfum]
!schoenanthus:herbe à chameau [plante à parfum]
schoenicolae:
schoenicula:courtisane de bas étage [se servant de parfums à vil prix]
schoeniculae:prostitutes anointed with
schoenum:A rush
scholares:the imperial guard
scholaris:of or belonging to a school
scholastica:school-exercises
scholastice:rhetorically
scholasticulus:dim. de scholasticus,
scholicus:of or belonging to a school, school
scia:os de la hanche
sciade:goutte sciatique
sciadeus:ombre [poisson]
sciaena:a sea-fish;, a kind of grayling, ombre
sciaticum:goutte sciatique
sciaticus:qui a la goutte sciatique
scibilis:that can be known, knowable, discernible
scida:a strip of papyrus bark, a leaf, sheet of paper
scidula:a small leaf of paper
sciens2:un connaisseur
scientialis:de science, scientifique
scientialiter:scientifiquement
scientificus:scientifique
scientiola:a little knowledge, a smattering
scillinus:of sea-onions, squills
scillites:wine seasoned with squills
scilliticus:de scille
scimpodion:a small bed, couch
scimpodium:lit de repos
scincos:a kind of lizard
!scincus:a kind of lizard
scindappus:instrument de musique
scindula:-I. a shingle -II. a split piece of wood, a shingle;
scindularis:de bardeau
scindularius:ouvrier qui emploie les bardeaux
scinifes:sorte de cousins [insectes]
scintillatio:a sparkling
scintillosus:scintillant
scintillula:a little spark, sparklet
sciolus:a smatterer, sciolist
sciothericon:a sun-dial
sciotherum:cadran solaire
scirerytis:a sort of silver dross
sciria:peau brute
sciron2:vent qui souffle de l'Attique [des monts Scironiens]
sciropaectes:espèce de jongleur
!sciros:squirrhe ou squirre, sorte de tumeur
scirpiculus:of or made of rushes.
scirpiculus2:a basket made of rushes, a rush-basket
scirpo:to plait of rushes
scirpula:a kind of vine
scirpus:A rush, bulrush
!scirrhos:squirrhe ou squirre, sorte de tumeur
scirros:a hard swelling, tumor
scirrosis:a hardening in the flesh
sciscitator:an inquirer, examiner, investigator
sciscitatus:v. sciscito.
sciscito:tr., = sciscitor
sciscor:to seek to know; to search, inquire.
scissibilis:c. scissilis
scissilis:That may easily be split, cleft, rent
scissim:by rending, cleaving, dividing
scissio:a cleaving, dividing, scission
scissum:fente.
scissus:-I. split, cleft, divided -II. rent, torn
scissus2:a rent, cleft
scitamenta:Delicate food, dainties
scitatio:an asking, inquiring
scitator:chercheur, scrutateur
scitor2:connaisseur
scitule:elegantly, gracefully
scitulus:handsome, pretty, neat, trim, elegant, Adv.
scitus2:a decree, ordinance of the people
sciurus:a squirrel
scius:knowing, having knowledge
sclareia:sclarée [plante]
sclererytis:c. scirerytis.
sclingo:crier [en parl. des oies]
scobina:a rasp
scola:Leisure given to learning, a learned conversation, debate, a disputation, lecture, dissertation
scolax:flambeau de cire
scolecion:a kind of scarlet berry
scolex:a kind of copper rust with the appearance of being worm-eaten
scolibrochon:a plant, also called, and
scolius:c. amphibrachus.
scolopax:a snipe, woodcock
scolopendra:A kind of multipede, a scolopendra
scolopendrion:a plant, also called, and
scolopendrium:scolopendre [plante]
scolopendros:c. scolopendra.
scolops:palissade
scolymos:an edible kind of thistle, carāoon
scomma:a teasing, taunting expression; a taunt, jeer, scoff, cavil
scopa:a speculation, theory
scopa2:balai
scoparius:a sweeper
scopelismos:a crime said to be practised in Arabia, where a man places stones in his enemy's field, as a threat that whoever shall dare cultivate it shall be slain
scopes:a kind of owl
scopius:montagne de Macédoine ou de Thrace / fleuve de Bithynie
scopo:to brush, sweep away
scopo2:to investigate, test, search
scopos:a mark, aim at which one shoots; a goal, target
scopulae:a little broom
scopulosa:rocky places
!scopus:a goal, target
scordastus:arbre inconnu
!scordilon:scordion ou germandrée [plante]
scordion:a plant that smells like garlic, water - germander, scordium
scordiscarius:peaussier, pelletier, fourreur
scordiscum:cuir cru
scordiscus:selle [de cheval]
!scordium:c. scordion, v. scordilon.
!scordotis:c. scordion, v. scordilon.
scoria:dross, slag, scoria
scorodon:ail
scorpaena:a sea-scorpion
scorpiacum:a remedy against the sting of a scorpion
scorpinaca:a plant, also called
scorpioctonon:the scorpion-killer, the name of a plant, the heliotrope
scorpion:a plant, also called
scorpionius:of or belonging to a scorpion, scorpion-
scorpites:sorte de pierre précieuse
scorpitis:a precious stone, resembling the scorpion in color , shape
scorpiuron:héliotrope et tournesol [plantes]
scorpiuros:scorpion's-tail, a kind of heliotrope
!scorpiurus:scorpion's-tail, a kind of heliotrope
scorpius:a scorpion.
scortatio:c. scortatus.
scortatus:whoredom
scortea:a garment of skins, leather
scortea2:objets fabriqués avec de la peau, objets en cuir
scortia:outre pour l'huile
scortinus:de cuir, en cuir
scortulum:dim. de scortum
scotia:A hollow moulding in the base of a column, a scotia
scotoma:dimness of vision
scotomaticus:of or belonging to dimness of vision, subst. m. a dim-sighted perso
scotomaticus2:a dim-sighted perso
scotomo:tr., étourdir, troubler
scrapta:an epithet of an unchaste woman;
scrata:nom injurieux pour désigner les femmes de mauvaise vie.
scratia:an epithet of an unchaste woman;
scratta:an epithet of an unchaste woman;
scrattia:an epithet of an unchaste woman;
scrautum:sorte de carquois en peau
screa:crachat, pituite
screatus:a hawking, hemming
scribatus:the office of a scribe, secretary; a clerkship, secretaryship
scribilita:a kind of tart
scriblitarius:a tart-baker, pastry-cook
scribo2:qui inscrit, recruteur
scriniarius:a keeper of the
scriniolum:a little case, box, shrine;
scriplum:a scruple, a small weight;
scriplus:c. scripulum
scriptilis:that can be written
scriptionalis:of or belonging to writing
scriptiuncula:a little piece of writing, little treatise
scriptlum:-I. a scruple, a small weight; -II. The twenty-fourth part of an, of land
scripto:to write often
scriptorium:a metallic style for writing on wax tablets
scriptorius:of or belonging to writing, writing-
scriptula:the lines on the draught-board in the game of
scriptulus:c. scripulum
scripturabilis:sur quoi l'on peut écrire
scripturarius:of or belonging to the tax on pastures; Subst. m. one who collected the tax on pasturage
scripturarius2:one who collected the tax on pasturage
scripturio:to desire to write
scriptus:GY
scriptus2:the office of a scribe, secretary, a clerkship, secretaryship
scripularis:of or amounting to a scruple
scripulatim:by scruples
scrobatio:action de creuser des trous [pour y planter des arbres]
scrobiculus:a little ditch, trench
scrofinus:of or belonging to a sow
scrofulae:a swelling of the glands of the neck, scrofula
scrotum:the scrotum
scrupea:difficulty
scrupeda:hobbling, shambling
scrupipeda:hobbling, shambling
scrupularis:of or amounting to a scruple
scrupulatim:by scruples
scrupulositas:over-nicety, scrupulosity, med.
scrupulum:The twenty-fourth part of an, of land
scrutabilis:qu'on peut scruter, sonder
scrutabundus:scrutateur, sondeur
scrutans:très attentif à
scrutanter:minutieusement
scrutaria:the business of a
scrutarium:commerce de fripier, friperie
scrutarius:of or belonging to trash, frippery, trumpery, a dealer in such things
scrutarius2:a dealer in second-hand clothes, a broker, ragman
scrutator:a searcher, scrutinizer, examiner, investigator
scrutatrix:she that searches, examines, inquires into
scrutatus:part. de scrutor.
scrutillus:a pork-sausage
scrutinium:a search, inquiry, investigation, scruting
scrutino:tr., fouiller [fig.], scruter
scruto:v. scrutor
scudicia:sorte de pioche ou binette
sculna:a mediator, arbiter, umpire
sculpator:sculpteur
sculponeatus:wearing wooden shoes
sculptile:a carved image, statue
sculptilis:formed, produced by carving, graving, sculptile
sculptor:one who cuts, carves, engraves
sculptura:a cutting out, carving in relief, sculpture
sculpturatus:of or belonging to sculpture, the art of sculpture
sculptus:P. of sculpo
scultator:éclaireur
scultatores:a sort of guards
scultatoria:navire d'observation
scurribilis:c. scurrilis
scurrula:a little buffoon
scuta:écuelle
scutale:the thong of a sling
scutaneus:like an oblong shield
scutarium:rang de scutaire
scutarius:of or belonging to a shield; Subst. m. A shield-maker, a sort of guard, armed with the scutum
scutarius2:A shield-maker, a sort of guard, armed with the scutum
scutati:troops bearing shields
scutatores:c. scutarii ; cf. scultator.
scutella:a salver, waiter
scutilus:mince, fluet
scutrillus:petite écuelle
scutulata2:a checked, chequered garment
scutulatus:diamond-, lozenge-shaped, checkered, subst. f. a checked, chequered garment
scutulum:A small shield
scutus:An oblong shield, a buckler, of the infantry
scybala:excréments
scybalon:
scybelites:sorte de vin de Galatie
scybilites:a kind of wine in Galatia
!scymnos:petit [d'un animal]
scyphulus:a small cup
scytala2:A wooden roller, cylinder
scytale:A wooden roller, cylinder
scytanum:a means to facilitate the taking of colors, a mordant
scythica:réglisse [plante]
scythis:émeraude de Scythie
scyzinum:a kind of wine, called also
se2:without
sebaceus:a tallow-candle
sebaceus2:de suif
sebaciaria:rondes de nuit que faisaient à Rome, torches à la main, des escouades de vigiles
sebaciarium:
sebacii:
sebalis:of tallow
!sebastonica:vainqueur aux jeux Sébastes [en l'honneur d'Auguste]
!sebastonices:vainqueur aux jeux Sébastes [en l'honneur d'Auguste]
sebo:to make of tallow
sebosus:full of tallow, grease, tallowy, greasy
secabilis:that may be cut
secabilitas:capacity for being cut, divided
secale:a kind of grain, rye;, black spelt
secamenta:carved work
secatio:c. sectio.
secena:instrument tranchant
secespita:a long iron sacrificial knife
secius:quam
seciuus:coupé avec le couteau du sacrifice
seclum:a race, breed, generation, Sing.
seclusorium:a place for shutting up fowls, a coop
secordia:dulness of mind
secretarium:a remote, solitary, secret place
secretim:à part, à l'écart
secretio:a dividing, sundering, separation
secta2:parts of the body operated upon
sectacula:a succession, descent, lineage
sectatio:a pursuing, striving after, emulation
sectatrix:celle qui suit une doctrine, etc.
sectatus:part. de sector.
sectrix:she that purchases confiscated goods
sectus:P. of seco
secubatio:a lying, sleeping alone
secubito:faire lit à part
secula:a sickle
secularis:of or belonging to a, a hymn sung at the secular games, a secular hymn;, substt.
seculum:a race, breed, generation, Sing.
secunda2:favorable circumstances, good fortune
secundanus:the second in rank, order
secundatus:the second place, rank
secundianus:de second ordre, de second rang
secundicerius:a functionary of the second rank
secundina:arrière-faix, secondines
secundinae:the after-birth
secundo2:Secondly, in the second place
securiclata:a weed growing among lentils, hatchet-vetch
securiclatus:Shaped like a hatchet-head, dovetailed
securicula:A little axe, a hatchet, in lemm.
securicularius:fabricant de hachettes
securifer:axe-bearing
securiter:Aug. c. secure.
secus2:A sex, male or female (of men and beasts)
secutio:a following after, striving after
secutorius:following
secutrix:a follower
secutus:part. de sequor.
sed2:Without
sedate:calmly, tranquilly, sedately, Comp.
sedator:an allayer, calmer, quieter
sedatus2:état de repos
sedda:a seat, settle, chair, stool
sedecennis:sixteen years old, in lemm.
sedecies:sixteen times
sedecimus:seizième.
sedecula:a little seat, a low stool
sedeni:
sedens:v. sedeo.
sedibilis:capable of being sat upon
sediculum:petit siège
sedigitus:qui a six doigts à une main
sedimen:settlings, sediment
sedimentum:a settling, sinking down, subsidence
seditionarius:auteur de séditions
seditionor:int., se soulever
seductibilis:facile à séduire
seductilis:that may be misled, seduced, seducible, med.
seductor:a misleader, seducer
seductorius:seductive
seductrix:she that seduces
sedularia:seats, cushions
sedule:avec empressement
sedulum:Fest. sans fraude, loyalement.
sedum:houseleek
segalicius:de seigle.
segestellum:dim. de segestre
segestra:a covering, wrapper, Sing., Plur., a sort of mantle
segestre:natte, couverture de paille tressée
segestria:fourrure
segetalis:of or belonging to standing crops
segmen:what is cut off, a cutting, shred, little bit, will prevent the work from chipping off, cracking
segmentarius:passementier
segnesco:to become slow; to abate, decrease
segnitas:slowness, tardiness, dilatoriness, sluggishness
segredior:to withdraw, go aside
segregatim:apart, separately
segregatio:a parting, separation, segregation
segregatiuus:distributif [gram.]
segregatus:part. p. de segrego.
segregus:apart, separate
segullum:a kind of earth, which was supposed to indicate the presence of native gold
segutilum:a kind of earth, which was supposed to indicate the presence of native gold
seiugae:chariot and six
seiugalis:d'un attelage de six chevaux
seiugatus:P. of seiugo
seiugis:disjoined, separate
seiugis2:a team of six horses, a chariot drawn by six horses
seiugo:to disjoin, part, separate, divide, part. pass.
selago:a plant resembling the savin-tree
selas:a kind of fiery meteor
selectio:a choosing out, choice, selection
selector:a chooser, selecter
selenion:a plant, the peony
selenites:crystalline gypsum, selenite.
selenitis:sélénite [sorte de pierre]
selenitium:a kind of ivy
selenogonon:c. selenion
seligo2:c. siligo,
selinas:a kind of cabbage resembling parsley
selinon:parsley
selinophyllon:capillaire [plante]
selinum:renoncule
selinusium:espèce de blé
seliquastrum:a kind of seat, stool
sellaria:a room furnished with seats, settles; a sitting-room, drawing-room
sellariolus:of or for sitting
sellaris:of or belonging to a seat, Subst. m. a saddlehors
sellaris2:a saddlehorse
sellarius:one that practises lewdness upon a settle
sellifer:qui porte la selle, sellé
sellisternia:religious banquets offered, to female deities
sellularius:of or belonging to a chair, sedentary occupations, trades
sellularius2:a mechanic
semadapertus:à demi ouvert
semambustus:à demi brûlé
semanticus:designating, having an indicative force
sematus:qui est à moitié [vide ou plein]
semaxius:placé sur une moitié de roue [pour être roué]
sembella:a half
sementatio:a sowing, the seed sown
sementifer:seed-bearing, fruitful
sementinus:of sowing time
semento:to bear seed, to run to seed
sementum:c. sementis
semestria:the semi-annual collection of imperial ordinances
semestris:-I. Of six months, half-yearly, semi-annual, lasting six months, the ring of the tribunes -II. semi-monthly
semestrium:a half month, a fortnight
semeter:sans mesure, sans harmonie
semetra:irregular, inharmonious
semiacerbus:halfsour, half-ripe
semiadopertulus:half-shut, half-closed
semiagrestis:half-rustic, somewhat boorish, med.
semialpha:
semiambustus:half-burned, half-consumed
semiamictus:half-clad, half-naked
semiamphora:demi-amphore
semiamputatus:half cut off, half-trimmed, lopped, pruned
semiannuus:of or lasting half a year
semiapertus:half-opened, half-open
semiaridus:à demi desséché
semias:
semiassus:à demi rôti
semiatratus:clothed in half-black, in half-mourning
semiaxius:an appellation of the early Christians, derived from the manner of their martyrdom
semibarbarus:semibarbarous
semicanaliculus:the halfchannel, groove on the edge of a triglyph
semicanis:a half-dog
semicanus:half-gray, grizzled
semicentesima:one-half per cent.
semicingo:tr., entourer à demi
semicipium:demi-tête
semicirculatus:semicircular
semicirculus:semicircular
semicirculus2:a half-circle, semicircle
semiclausus:half-shut, half-closed
semiclusus:half-shut, half-closed
semicoctus:halfcooked, half-done
semicombustus:half-burned, half-consumed
semiconfectus:half-made
semiconspicuus:half-visible
semicorporalis:half-bodied, having but half its body visible
semicorporeus:having but half its body visible
semicorporis:having half a body
semicorpus:qui n'a que la moitié du corps
semicorrectus:half-corrected
semicorus:la moitié du corus [mesure hébraïque de capacité]
semicremus:halfburned
semicubitalis:a half-cubit long
semicupa:demi-tonneau, ventru
semicupae:a halftun;, pot-belly, fat-paunch
semidecima:demi-dîme, impôt du vingtième
semidecimae:moitié de la dîme.
semidiametros:demi-diamètre, rayon
semidies:a half-day
semidigitalis:adj, of the size of half a finger, half a digit in diameter
semidiuinus:half-divine, semi-divine
semiermis:half-armed, badly, indifferently armed
semiermus:half-armed, badly, indifferently armed
semiesus:half-eaten, half-devoured, half-consumed
semifalarica:demi-falarique
semifastigium:a half-pediment, med.
semiformis:halfformed
semifumans:halfsmoking;, still warm, fresh
semigelatus:à demi coagulé
semigenius:noms qui ont un genre différent pour chaque nombre
semigomor:indécl. demi-gomor [mesure hébraïque]
semigrauis:half-overcome
semihiulcus:half-opened, half-open
semiieiunia:half-fasts
semiieiunium:demi-jeûne
semiinanis:halfempty, but half-full
semiinteger:halfwhole, half-uninjured
semiiugerum:a half-juger, quarter-acre
semilacer:half-lacerated, half-mangled
semilater:a half-brick
semilaterium:a half-brick
semilibra:a half-pound, half a pound
semilixa:half a sutler, one little better than a sutler
semilixula:a half
semilixulae:sorte de petits gâteaux
semillixulae:de petits gâteaux.
semilunaticus:half-lunatic
semimadidus:halfwet, moist, damp
semimas:a halfmale, hermaphrodite
semimasculus:m.
semimaturus:half-ripe
semimetopia:half-metopes
semimetopion:demi-métope (t. d'archit.).
semimitra:a half-turban
semimixtus:à demi mélangé
semimodius:v. semodius
seminalia:standing crops
seminalis:adj, of or belonging to seed, good for seed, seminal
seminaliter:par la génération
seminanis:halfempty, but half-full
seminaria:grainetière
seminatio:a breeding, propagation
seminator:an originator, producer, author
seminatus:part. p. de semino.
seminiuerbius:scattering words, babbling
seminosus:full of seeds
semiobolus:a half-obolus
semiobrutus:half-covered
semionustus:halfladen
semiorbis:a half-circle, semicircle
semipastus:à moitié repu
semipatens:standing half-open, half-open
semipedalis:a half-foot in size, half a foot long, broad
semipedaneus:a halffoot in size, half a foot long, broad
semiperactus:half-finished
semiperemptus:half-destroyed
semiperemtus:
semiperfectio:demi-achèvement
semiperfectus:half-finished.
semiperitus:halfskilled
semiphalarica:a small
semipiscina:a small fishpond
semiplene:half in full, incompletely, in part, med.
semipletio:
semiplotia:mules qui ne couvrent que la moitié du pied, demi-mules
semipodius:d'un demi-pied [en t. de métrique]
semipoeta:demi-poète
semipuella:a half-maiden
semipullatus:clothed in half-black
semiquinaria:deux pieds et demi [du vers hexamètre], la moitié d'un pentamètre
semiquinarius:qui contient la moitié de cinq / subst. f., semiquinaria, deux pieds et demi [du vers hexamètre], la moitié d'un pentamètre
semirosus:halfgnawed
semiruta:
semisalitus:à demi salé
semisaucius:halfwounded;
semisenex:an oldish, elderly man
semiseptenarius:qui contient la moitié de sept
semisermo:a half-speech, a jargon
semisiccus:half-dry
semisicilicus:moitié du sicilicus [3 scrupules]
semisonans:halfsounding, semi-vocal, a semivowel
semisonus:qui a la moitié du son [d'une voyelle] / demi-voyelles
semisopitus:half-asleep, sleepy, drowsy
semisoporus:half-asleep, sleepy, drowsy
semispatha:a little
semispathium:
semispherium:chevalet en demi-cercle sur lequel on monte les cordes de la cithare
semissalis:of or belonging to a half-, a half-, a month
semissarius:of or belonging to a half-
semisso:to fire, cauterize one half
semistrigium:une demi-striga
semisyllaba:demi-syllabe
semitactus:half-touched
semitalentum:] :
semitalis:of or be longing to foot-paths, by-ways, whose statues are placed in by-ways
semitatim:through byways
semitatrix:
semitatus:qui a des sillons [d'huile, d'essence sur la tête]
semitectus:halfcovered
semiter:
semito:tr., diviser par des sentiers
semitonium:a halftone, semitone
semitonsus:à moitié tondu
semitractatus:half-treated
semitrepidus:halftrembling
semitritus:halfthrashed
semiuietus:half-shrivelled, half-withered
semiuillanus:un demi-rustre
semiuiridis:à moitié vert
semiuocalis:Half-sounding, half-talking, semi-vocal, cattle, horns, trumpets
semiuocus:prononcé à demi-voix
semiuolucer:à moitié oiseau
semiuolucris:half-winged
semiustulandus:que l'on doit brûler à moitié.
semiustulatus:mieux
semiustulo:to half burn, to burn in part
semiuulsus:half torn to pieces
semizonarius:a maker of small girdles
semnion:a plant of great virtue
semol:l, at the same time, together, at once, as soon as.
semones:les demi-dieux.
semote:separately, apart
semotim:
semotio:
semperflorium:evergreen, houseleek
semperuiua:
semperuiuum:
semperuiuus:ever-living, the plant called also, evergreen, houseleek
semperum:
sempiterne:toujours, éternellement
sempiternitas:perpetuity, eternal duration, eternity
semulcus:entrouvert
semuncialis:amounting to a half-ounce
semunciarius:amounting to a half-ounce, one twentyfourth of an, one twenty-fourth of an, upon each, for a year of ten months, five per cent. for a full year
semuncideunx:les sept huitièmes de l'once
semus:incomplet
semustulo:to half burn, to burn in part
senaculum:an open place on the Forum, near the Grœcostasis, serving for the meetings of the Senate
senarioli:de petits sénaires, petite pièce en ïambes
senarius:consisting of six each
senarius2:a verse consisting of six feet
senatorius2:a senator
senatrix:a female senator
senecio2:-I. an old man -II. a plant, called also, groundsel
senescendus:v. senesco
senica:an aged person, an old man, old woman
seniculus:a little old man
senideni:chacun seize
seniliter:after the manner of an old person
senipes:six-footed, senarian
senius:vieillard, citation d.
sensa:Thoughts, notions, ideas, conceptions
sensate:intelligently, sensibly
sensatus:gifted with sense, intelligent, Adv.
sensibilitas:The sense, meaning of words
sensibiliter:by the senses, sensibly
sensiculus:a little sentence
sensificator:that produces sensation
sensifico:to make sensible, endow with sensation
sensificus:producing sensation
sensilocus:qui parle sagement, avisé, sage
sensiloquus:qui parle sagement, avisé, sage
sensio:pensée
sensorium:the seat, organ of sensation
sensualis:endowed with feeling, sensation, sensitive, sensual, Adv.
sensualitas:the capacity for sensation, sensibility
sensualiter:in a sensual manner, carnally
sensus2:Y
sensutus:c. sensatus
sententialis:in the form of a sentence, sententious
sententialiter:in the form of maxims, axioms, sententiously, med.
sententiose:Full of meaning, suggestively
sententiosus:full of meaning, pithy, sententious, Adv.
sentes:thorns, briers, bramble-bushes, prickly brush
senticosus:full of briers, thorns, thorny, briery
sentifico:to endow with feeling, sensation
sentinaculum:an instrument for bailing out the bilge-water of a ship, a scoop
sentinator:one who, bails out the bilge-water, from a ship
sentino:to bail, pump out the bilge-water from a ship
sentix:the plant, dog rose, wildbrier
sentosus:full of thorns, thorny
sentuosus:full of thorns, thorny
seorsus:-I. sundered, separate, apart -II. ab
separ:abl. sing., separate, different
separabilis:that may be separated, separable
separabiliter:séparément
separate:separately, apart
separatius:séparément.
separatiuus:of or belonging to separation, disjunctive, separative
separator:he that separates, a separator, med.
separatrix:she that separates
separatus2:a parting, separating
separius:préposé aux clôtures
sepelibilis:that may be buried;, that may be hidden, concealed
sepelibis:qu'on peut ensevelir (dissimuler).
sepelitus:c. sepultus.
sepes2:six-footed
sephyrus:v. zephyrus.
sepicula:a little fence, hedge
sepimen:c. saepimentum (sepimentum).
sepimentum:a hedge, fence, enclosure
sepioticon:encre
sepioticum:encre
seplasiarium:boutique de parfumerie
seplasiarius:a dealer in unguents
sepositio:a laying aside, setting apart, hoarding
seps:A venomous serpent, whose bite occasioned putrefaction
septa:v. saeptum.
septages:a parrot
septas:the number seven, med.
septatus:v. saep-.
septeiugis:char attelé de sept chevaux
septemchordis:with seven strings
septemcordis:with seven strings
septemfariam:
septemfluus:sevenfold-flowing
septemgemimus:qui contient sept, septuple, qui est au nombre de sept.
septemiugis:char attelé de sept chevaux
septemmestris:of seven months
septemnerua:an herb, called also
septempliciter:in a sevenfold manner
septemptriones:
septemtrionalis:of the north.—Plur. n, the northern parts
septemtrionarius:
septemuicennis:âgé de vingt-sept ans
septemuirales:the septemvirs
septemuiralis:of or belonging to the septemvirs, septemviral
septenarius:containing seven, consisting of seven, septenary, absol., a verse consisting of seven feet, of seven quadrants, quarter-digits, in diameter
septendecim:seventeen
septennis:of seven years, seven years old
septennium:espace de sept ans
septentrionarius:northern, north-
septentriones:les sept étoiles de la grande ou petite Ourse (v. triones) / [avec tmèse / le septentrion, vent du nord / le septentrion, les contrées septentrionales / le pôle nord
septiceps:qui a sept sommets
septichordis:c. septemchordis.
septicium:enclos, enceinte.
septicollis:seven-hilled, standing on seven hills, Rome
septicus:producing a putrefaction, putrefying, septic
septidromum:espace de sept ans
septidromus:espace de sept ans
septies:seven times
septifariam:sevenfold
septifarius:sevenfold
septifolium:a plant, tormentilla, septfoil
septiforis:having seven openings, seven-holed, med.
septiformis:sevenfold
septigranius:having seven grains; subst., a plant, also called
septimana:a week
septimanarius:
septimanus:of or belonging to the number seven, falling on the seventh day of the month
septimestris:of seven months
septimo:For the seventh time
septimum:For the seventh time
septimusdecimus:
septingenarius:of or belonging to the number seven hundred, consisting of seven hundred each
septingeni:seven hundred each
septingenteni:v. septingeni
septingentesimus:the seven hundredth
septingentiens:seven hundred times
septingenties:seven hundred times
septinuba:qui s'est mariée sept fois
septio:clôture
septipes:sevenfoot;, excessively tall, gigantic, in carm.;
septiremis:having seven ranges of oar-banks
septuagenarius:of or belonging to the number seventy, containing seventy, septuagenarian
septuageni:seventy each
septuageniquini:a, soixante-quinze
septuagenus:
septuagessis:soixante-dix as
septuagies:seventy times
septuennium:a period of seven years
septum:CE
septunx:seven twelfths
septuose:v. saeptuose.
septuosus:obscure
septuplum:a septuple, med.
septuplus:
septus:part. de saepio.
septussis:sept as, d'après
sepulcralis:of or belonging to a tomb, sepulchral, the funeral pyre
sepulto:to hold buried
sepultor:one who buries, a burier
sepultorium:lieu de sépulture
sepultorius:de sépulture
sepulturarius:of or belonging to burial, funereal
sepultus:P. of sepelio
sequacitas:f, a facility in following, a disposilion to follow, sequaciousness, sequacity, med.
sequaciter:conséquemment
sequax2:an attendant, follower
sequela:that which follows, a follower
sequella:that which follows, a follower
sequentia:that which follows, the sequence, context
sequester:inter mediate, mediating, negotiating, m., a depositary, trustee, mediator, agent of bribery, go-between, f., under the protection of a truce
sequester3:inter mediate, mediating, negotiating
sequestra:a means of negotiating, price
sequestrarius:of or belonging to sequestration
sequestratim:séparément
sequestratio:a depositing in the hands of a third party, a sequestration
sequestrator:one that hinders, impedes
sequestratorium:a depository, a place where any thing is laid up for safe-keeping
sequestratus:part. de sequestro 2.
sequo:to follow, to come, go after, to follow after, attend.
sequutor:one that follows another, a follower.
sera2:a late hour, the evening hour
serapias:a plant, also called
serapion:c. serapias
seratus:part. passé sero, serare; fermé à clé.
serenans:part. prés. de sereno; serein.
serenatus:part. p. de sereno.
serene:clearly, brightly;, comp.
serenifer:bringing fair weather, clearing up
serenificus:cleared up, clear, serene
sereniger:c. serenifer
serenius:avec plus de sérénité.
sergia2:une olive.
seria2:c. series
seria4:earnestness, seriousness; serious matters, discourse
seribibi:
sericaria:esclave préposée au soin des vêtements de soie
sericarius:of or belonging to silks, substt.
sericatus:clothed in Seric stuffs, dressed in silks
sericeus:de soie
serichatum:an aromatic plant
sericoblatta:a garment of purple silk
sericoblattea:vêtement de soie couleur de pourpre
sericula:v. securicula.
serie:in earnest, seriously
serietas:gravity, seriousness
serilia:ropes, cordage
seris:a kind of endive
serissime:superl. de l'adv. sero.
seritas:'late arrival, slowness, tardiness
serius2:nt
sermocinanter:in discourse, conversation, med.
sermocinatio:a conversation, disputation, discussion
sermocinator:a babbler
sermocinatrix:that converses, adapted to conversation;
sermocino:to hold a literary conversation, to dispute, discuss
sermonalis:of or belonging to speech, speaking
sermono:c. sermocinor
serniosus:covered with an eruption, scabby
sero4:to fasten with a bolt, to bar
serotinus:that comes, happens late, late-ripe, late, backward
serpedo:érysipèle
serpentaria:snakeweed, otherwise called
serpentifer:qui abonde en serpents.
serpentiformis:en forme de serpent
serpentigena:serpent-born, sprung from a serpent
serpentinaria:serpentaire [plante]
serpentini:les Ophites (hérétiques)
serpentinus:of or belonging to a serpent
serpentipes:serpent-footed
serperastra:knee-splints, knee-bandages
serpillum:thyme, wildthyme
serpio:serpo
serpirperastra:knee-splints, knee-bandages
serpula:a little snake, serpent
serpyllifer:thyme-bearing
serrabilis:that may be sawn
serraculum:a steering-oar, rudder
serrago:sawdust, med.
serralia:v. sarralia
serrarius:de scie
serrata:germandrée
serrati:silver coins notched on the edge
serratim:in the manner of a saw, like a saw
serratorius:sawshaped, serrate;, belonging to sawing, sawing
serratula:the Italian name for betony
serratura:a sawing, a sawing up
serro:to saw, to saw up, saw in pieces
serta:-I. to join, connect, interweave; to combine, compose, contrive, alternate according to the succession, joins speech, bandies words with me -II. a plant, called also
serta2:guirlandes, tresses, couronnes
serta3:mélilot (plante).
sertaCampanica:a plant, called also
sertae:wreaths of flowers, garlands
sertatus:wreathed, garlanded
sertula:c. melilotos
seruabilis:That can be kept, preserved, preservable
seruatorium:a conservatory, magazine.
seruatrix:She that keeps, preserves, a, savior, deliverer, an epithet of goddesses
seruia:Servia (nom de femme).
seruiculus:a little slave
seruientia:servitude.
seruile:like a slave, slavishly, servilely
seruitialis:consacré au service
seruitiolum:dimin. de servitium
seruitor:a servant, servitor, med.
seruitricius:relatif aux esclaves, d'esclaves
seruitritius:galled by slavery
seruitudo:slavery, servitude
serum:The watery part of curdled milk, whey
serum2:late time, late hour, Absol., a late hour
serum3:late at night
seruola:a servant-girl, a young female servant
seruolicola:v. servulicola.
seruulicola:she that waits upon, accommodates slaves, a slave's drab
sesama:c. sesamum 1
sesaminus:of sesame, made from sesame
sescenaris:of one and a half years, eighteen months old
sescenarius:de six cents.
sescennaris:c. sescenaris.
sescenta:
sescentenarius:
sescenteni:six hundred each.
sescenties:six hundred times
sescla:c. sextula
sesconcia:v. sescuncia.
sescuncia:one and a half, a twelfth and a half, one eighth
sescuncialis:containing a twelfth and a half
sescuncius:
sescunx:un douzième et demi = un huitième
sescuplaris:c. sescuplus
sescuplex:qui contient une fois et demie
sescuplum:une fois et demie
sescuplus:taken once and a half, once and a half as much
seseli:tordyle [plante ombellifère]
seselis:a plant, meadow saxifrage, hartwort, seseli
seselium:tordyle [plante ombellifère]
sesqualter:v. sesquialter
sesquatus:two numbers in the ratio of three and two
sesque:one half more, more by a half., once and a half.
sesqui:one half more, more by a half., once and a half.
sesquialter:once and a half, med., med.
sesquiculearis:containing a, and a half
sesquicullearis:qui contient un culleus et demi
sesquicyathus:a, and a half
sesquidecimus:égal aux 11/10
sesquidigitalis:of a digit and a half, med.
sesquidigitus:a digit and a half
sesquiiugerum:a, and a half
sesquimensis:a month and a half
sesquinonus:égal aux 10/9
sesquiobolus:an, and a half
sesquioctauus:containing nine eighths, one and an eighth; bearing the ratio of nine to eight
sesquiopera:a day's work and a half
sesquipedaneus:a foot and a half long
sesquipedis:d'un pied et demi
sesquiplaris:soldat qui reçoit une ration et demie
sesquiplarius:a soldier who received a ration and a half, med.
sesquiplex:taken once and a half; once and a half as much
sesquiplicarius:c. sesquiplaris
sesquiplus:taken once and a half, once and a half as much
sesquiquartus:qui contient une fois et un quart [= 5/4]
sesquiquintus:égal aux 6/5
sesquisenex:archivieux [vieux une fois et demie]
sesquiseptimus:qui contient une fois et un septième, [= 8/7] / égal aux 18/17
sesquisextus:qui contient une fois et un sixième [= 7/6]
sesquitertius:containing one and a third, four thirds; bearing the ratio of four to three
sesquitricesimus:égal aux 31/30
sesquiuicesimus:qui contient une partie et son vingtième [= 21/20]
sesquunx:v. sescunx.
sessibile:siège
sessibulum:a seat, chair
sessibulus:
sessimonium:a sitting, session, assembly
sessito:to sit much, long
sessiuncula:a little group, meeting, company
sessulus:
sessus:a sitting
sestertiolum:a thousand sesterces
sestertiolus:un petit sesterce
seta:a thick, stiff hair, a bristle
setania:sorte de nèfle
setanion:The name of a kind of medlar
setanium:The name of a kind of medlar, neutr. subst.
setanius:Plin. de l'année (en parl. du blé); fait avec du blé de l'année.
setiger:bristle-bearing, having coarse hair, bristles, bristly, setaceous
setim:[mot hébreu], bois de sétim
setosus:full of coarse hairs, bristles, bristly, setous
setula:a little coarse hair of an animal, a small bristle
seuehor:int., [fig.] s'en aller loin de
seuerum:harshly, austerely
seuiralis:of or belonging to a sexvir, of the Augustan sexvirs.
seuo:tr., suifer, enduire de suif
seuocator:celui qui tire à l'écart
seuocatus:part. de sevoco.
seuum:tallow, suet, grease
sexagenarius:of or containing sixty, a pipe sixty quarter-digits, in diameter
sexageniquini:sixty-five each
sexagesies:sixty times, sixty times a hundred thousand, six millions of sesterces
sexagesima:
sexagesimus2:le soixantième [d'un tout]
sexagessis:soixante as
sexagies:sixty times, sixty times a hundred thousand, six millions of sesterces
sexangulatus:sexangular, hexagonal
sexangulum:hexagone
sexangulus:sexangular, hexagonal
sexceni:six cents chacun ou chaque fois
sexcentenarius:composé de six cents
sexcenteni:six hundred each.
sexcentesimus:the six hundredth
sexcentiens:six cents fois
sexcuplus:v. sescuplus.
sexdecies:adv., seize fois
sexdecim:sixteen
sexeres:navire à six rangs de rames
sexfascalis:qui a six faisceaux [en parlant d'un magistrat]
sexis:The number six
sexiugis:attelé de six chevaux
sexprimarii:v. sexprimi
sexprimi:a board, college of magistrates in provincial towns, consisting of six members, a member of such a board
sexsiens:c. sexies
sextadecumani:
sextaneus:of or containing six, the sixth
sextani:the soldiers of the sixth legion
sextantalis:containing a
sextantarius:containing a, worth only the sixth part of the former
sextarialis:qui renferme un setier
sextariolus:a small measure, a pint
sexto:six times
sextum:six times
sextuplex:sextuple
sextuplus:sextuple
sextusdecimus:
sexualis:of or belonging to sex, sexual
sexuir:a member of a board, college consisting of six men, a sexvir.
sexuiratus:the dignity of a sexvir, the sexvirate
sexungula:six-claws
siagones:the muscles which support the jaw, the maxillary muscles; acc.
siagonitae:muscles des mâchoires
sibilatio:a sibilation, hissing
sibilatrix:f., hissing, whistling
sibilatus:a hissing whistling
sibina:a kind of hunting-spear
sibyna:a kind of hunting-spear
siccabilis:that makes dry, drying
siccanea:endroits secs
siccaneus:dry, of a dry nature, Neutr. plur. absol.
siccanus:dry, of a dry nature
siccarius:of or for drying, keeping dry, stands for wine-cups
siccatio:a drying
siccatiuus:that makes dry, drying, siccative
siccatorius:that makes dry, drying
siccatus:part. de sicco.
sicce:dryly, without wet or damp
siccesco:to grow, become dry, to dry up
siccidus:
siccificus:that makes dry, drying
siccine:so, thus;
siccoculus:having dry eyes, dry-eyed
sicdum:
sice:so, thus, in this, that manner, in such a manner, in the same, manner, in like manner, likewise, to this, that extent, degree, to such a degree, in this, that state, condition, in such a condition, thus, as follows., thus, as I do it; thus, as you see
sicelicon:a plant, called also, fleawort, fleabane
sicelisso:to imitate Sicilian manners
sicera:a kind of spirituous, intoxicating drink
sicilicissito:avoir l'accent sicilien.
sicilicula:a little cutting instrument, a small sickle
sicilicus:sicilique, le quart de l'once, le 1/48e de la livre / un quart de pouce / le 1/48e du jugérum / le 1/48e d'une heure / monnaie de cuivre pesant un quart d'once et valant le 1/10e du denier / virgule / sigle [indiquant le redoublement d'une consonne]
sicilimenta:what is cut, mown with the sickle, the aftermath
sicilio:to cut, mow with the sickle
siciliquus:
sicilis:a cutting instrument, sickle
sicilisso:to imitate Sicilian manners
sicinnista:one who performs the, a sicinnis-dancer
sicinnium:sorte de danse dans le drame satyrique / psalmodie d'un seul, solo
siclus:a shekel
sicunde:if from anywhere
sideralis:of or belonging to the stars, sidereal
sideraticius:planet-struck, blasted, palsied
sideratio:A grouping, configuration of stars, a constellation
sideratitius:planet-struck, blasted, palsied
sideratus:part. de sideror.
siderion:the plant ironwort, vervain
siderites:A loadstone, magnet
sideritesis:a plant, also called
sideritis:Ironwort, vervain
siderizusa:eau ferrugineuse
sideropoecilos:The loadstone, magnet
sideror:to be blasted, palsied by a constellation, to be planet-struck, to be sunstruck
siderosus:c. sideratus
sifilatio:a sibilation, hissing
sifilo:I. Neutr., to hiss, to whistle II. Act., to hiss, i. e. to hiss at, hiss down a person
sifilum:sifflement
sifilus:v. sibilus.
sifo:A siphon
sigilla:Little figures, images, woven, wrought in
sigillariarius:a maker of images
sigillaricia:little images;
sigillaricius:of or belonging to sealing
sigillaritius:of or belonging to sealing
sigillarius:fabricant de cachets
sigillatim:one, by one, singly;
sigillator:fabricant de cachets [en terre]
sigilliola:little figures, images
sigilliolum:figurine, statuette
sigillo:empreindre / marquer du signe de la croix = chasser par le signe...
sigla:signs of abbreviation, abbreviations
sigma:A semicircular couch
sigmentum:statue ?
signalis:qui sert de signe
signaliter:figurément
signamen:marque, signe.
signanter:c. signate
signarius:a sculptor
signate:d'une manière expressive, clairement
signatim:d'une manière distinctive
signatio:a marking, signing
signatorium:a sealing
signatorius:of or belonging to sealing
signatura:- 1 - apposition de sceau, du cachet. - 2 - signature. - 3 - griffe.
signifex:an image-maker, carver, statuary
significabilis:that has meaning, significative
significans:adjt, qui exprime bien, expressif
significanter:clearly, distinctly, expressly
significantia:Force, energy, significancy
significatiue:adv., de manière à faire comprendre
significatiuus:denoting, signifying, significative
significator:celui qui indique
significatorius:denoting, signifying, significatory
significatrix:celle qui désigne.
significatum:désignation
significatus:part. de significo.
significatus2:A sign, token, prognostic
significor:v. significo
signilis:du Zodiaque
signio:marquer d'un signe distinctif
signipotens:
signitenens:constellation-bearing, starry
sil:a kind of yellowish earth, yellow ochre
silaceus:like ochre, of ochre
silacius:like ochre, of ochre
silatum:vin de séséli
silaus:a kind of parsley, smallage
silenda:rel.clause, obj.-clause
silens:still, calm, quiet, silent, the dead, m, the dead
silenter:silencieusement
silentes:
silentiarius:A confidential domestic servant
silentiose:stilly, silently, med.
silentiosus:perfectly still, silent—Adv.
silentus:silent, quiet
silicarius:one that paves roads with pebble-stones, a pavior
siliceo:]
silicernium:A funeral feast, masc.
silicernius:A kind of sausage
siliceus:of flint, limestone, silicious
silicia:a plant, also called, fenugreek
silicineus:c. siliceus
silicula:a little husk, pod, a silicle
siliginaceus:de froment
siliginarius:a baker of wheat-flour
siliginiarius:c. siliginarius
siliquastrensis:de la grosseur du siliquastrum
siliquastrum:a plant, also called, pepperwort
siliquatarius:percepteur de l'impôt dit siliquaticum
siliquaticum:droit du 24e [sur toute vente]
siliquor:to put forth, get pods
sillographus:a writer of lampoons, satires
sillybus:see sittybos
sillybus2:a kind of thistle
silo2:c. silus
silphium:a plant, called in pure Latin
siluicaedus:bûcheron
siluicolens:c. silvicola
siluicomus:qui a une chevelure de forêts
siluiger:bearing woods, wooded, woody
siluosus:full of woods, trees, woody
silus:having a broad, turned-up nose, pug-nosed, snub-nosed
siluula:a little wood, a copse
silybum:gundélie [plante]
sima:doucine, gueule droite [t. d'archit.]
simatus:c. simus
simila:the finest wheat flour
similaginarius:qui emploie la plus fine fleur de farine
similagineus:made of fine wheat flour
similatio:ressemblance
simile:A comparison, likeness, parallel case, example
similigenus:of a like kind
similitas:likeness, resemblance, similarity, Plur., med.
similitudinarie:approximativement
similo:to make a thing like another; to imitate, copy, represent a thing
simininus:of or belonging to apes
simiolus:a little ape
simitur:at once, at the same time, together, cum
simma:v. sigma.
simo:to press flat, to flatten
simoniacus:adj. et subst., simoniaque
simpla:the simple purchase-money
simplaris:that receives a single ration
simplarius:simple
simplicabilis:simple
simplicitudo:simplicité, expression simple
simplicitus:
simplico:to make single, simple
simplo:to make simple, simplify
simplum:that which is single, a number taken once
simplus:simple;
simptax:plantain [herbe]
simpulariarius:a maker of
simpulator:convive
simpulatrix:femme qui tient la simpule
simpulo:c. simpulator.
simpulum:a small ladle
simpuuiatrix:c. simpulatrix
simulamen:a copy, an imitation
simulamentum:a deception;
simulanter:feignedly, pretendedly, apparently
simulatilis:feigned, fictitious
simulato:c. simulate
simulatorie:d'une manière feinte
simulatorius:artificieux, faux
simulatrix:a, transformer;
simulatus:part. de simulo.
simulter:in like manner, similarly
sinapi:moutarde [plante] et sa graine
sinapis:mustard, Gen., Abl.
sinapismus:a mustard - plaster, poultice, a sinapism
sinapisso:tr., appliquer un sinapisme sur
sinapizo:to poultice with mustard, to cover with a mustara-plaster
sincerasco:to begin to clear, grow clear
sinceriter:sincerely
sincero:to make clean, pure
sincinium:the song of a single person, a solo
sincipitamentum:a half - head
sindon:a kind of fine cotton stuff, muslin
singilio:a plain, short garment
singillariter:
singillarius:single, simple
singulares:corps d'élite de cavalerie, gardes du corps / courriers des préfets dans les provinces
singularie:en particulier
singularis2:an orderly man, assigned to officers of all kinds and ranks for executing their orders
singularitas:a being alone, single, singleness
singultatus:part. de singulto.
sinistimus:v. sinister
sinistratus:placé à gauche
sinistrouersus:towards the left side, to the left
sinuamen:a bending, turning, winding
sinuatio:a bending, bend, curve
sinuatus:P. of sinuo
sinuatus2:courbure
sinum:masc.
sinuose:intricately, in a roundabout manner
sinus2:a large, round drinking-vessel with swelling sides, bowls
sion:water - parsley
sipharum:A linen garment worn by women
sipharus:A linen garment worn by women
siphon:A siphon
siphonarius:pompier
siphunculus:a little pipe from which water springs forth
sipo:to throw, throw about, scatter
sipo2:to lay back, to lay on the back
sipolindrum:sorte d'aromate
siponarius:pompier
sipparum:A linen garment worn by women
sipparus:A linen garment worn by women
siptace:Plin. perroquet.
siptachora:a tree in India that yields amber;
siptachoras:nom d'un arbre de l'Inde qui produit une résine odoriférante
siqua2:v. quā, adv.
siquando:if ever, Absol.
siquo:v. quo, adv.
siraeum:new wine boiled down
sirbenus:speaking confusedly
sircitula:a kind of grape
sircula:a kind of grape
siriacus:of or belonging to the dog-star
siriasis:an inflammatory disease of children, siriasis
siricae:pour sericae), vêtements de soie
sirium:a plant, called also, and, mugwort
siromastes:a pit-searcher, an instrument used by taxgatherers in probing corn-pits
sirpe:a plant, called also, and, asafœtida
sirpeus:of rushes, rush-, images of men made of rushes, a rush-wick
sirpicus2:of or belonging to the plant sirpe
sirpo:to plait of rushes
sirpus:A rush, bulrush
!sis:Subj.
sisamum:Sesame, sesamum
sisara:a name among the Eubœans for the plant, heath, sweetbroom
sisonagrion:a plant, also called, and
sispes:c. sospes
sispita:c. sospita
sistratus:having, bearing a
sistrifer:qui porte le sistre
sistriger:c. sistrifer
sisura:a shaggy outer garment, a coverlet of skins
sisurna:a shaggy outer garment, a coverlet of skins
sisyrinchion:a kind of bulbous plant
sisyringion:sorte de plante bulbeuse
sisyrus:a plant, also called
sitanius:of this year, this year's
sitarchia:Provisions for a journey, med.
sitarcia:besace, gibecière / vivres
sitibundus:thirsty
siticines:musicians at funerals
siticula:
siticulose:avec soif
sitienter:thirstily, eagerly, greedily
sitistus:fed, fattened
sitites:a kind of precious stone
sititor:a thirster
sitiue:selon la position
sitona:a purchaser of grain, a commissary, purveyor
sitonia:the office of a, commissariat, purveyance
sittace:a parrot
sittybos:a title, titlepage (a strip of parchment bearing the title of a roll or book)
!sittybus:a strip of parchment, attached to a roll or book, bearing the title and the author's name
situatus:situated
sitularius:porteur d'eau
siturus:part. fut. de sino.
!sium:berle [plante]
sizio:siffler
smaragdachates:nom d'une pierre précieuse
smaragdineus:d'émeraude
smaragdinum:sorte d'emplâtre [vert]
smaragdinus:of or belonging to the emerald, smaragdine
smecticus:cleansing, abstersive
smegma:dat. plur., a cleansing medicine, a detergent
smigma:dat. plur., a cleansing medicine, a detergent
smila:a knife
smilax:Bindweed, withwind, rough smilax, a maiden who was changed into this herb
smile:scalpel
smilion:a kind of medicinal salve
smurna:myrrhe
smyris:émeri, pierre dure pour polir le diamant
smyrnion:a kind of herb like myrrh, common Alexanders
smyrnium:Plin. smyrnium ou maceron (plante ombellifère).
smyrrhiza:a plant, called also, and
smyrus:a kind of fish
sobolesco:v. sub-.
sobreus:comp., not drunk, sober
sobriacus:qui n'a pas bu
sobriefactus:made reasonable, sobered
sobrio:to sober, make sober
soccellus:v. soccus. erreur volontaire sur le génitif de socculus
soccifer:sock-wearing
soccito:int., crier [en parlant de la grive]
socera:c. socrus
socerus:c. socer
sociatio:union
sociator:celui qui unit
sociatrix:she who associates, unites
sociatus:part. de socio.
sociofraudus:one that deceives his comrades
socondios:a hyacinth-colored amethyst
socorditer:negligently, slothfully
socos:hyacinthcolor
socrualis:of or belonging to a mother-in-law, med.
sodalia:compagne
sodaliciaria:Inscr. (une) camarade.
sodaliciarius:a comrade, bosomfriend; adj. of or belonging to an associalion, fellowship
sodaliciarius2:of or belonging to an associalion, fellowship
sodalicius:of or belonging to a, of or belonging to fellowship, companionship
sodalitiarius:of or belonging to an associalion, fellowship
sodalitium:a fellowship, friendly intercourse, intimacy, brotherhood, companionship, ext.
sodalitius:of or belonging to a, of or belonging to fellowship, companionship
solacius:consolant
solago:a plant, called also
solamentum:a relief, consolation, mitigation
solanum:a plant, called also, nightshade
solaris:of or belonging to the sun, sun, solar, a plant, called also
solarium2:a ground-rent
solarius:solaire
solarius2:
solatarius:
solatio:v. solicatio.
solatiolum:a little comfort, solace
solatius:
solatum:a sunstroke
solatus:sunburned, sunstruck; subst. masc., a sunstroke
solearis:like a sole, sandal, sandal-shaped
solemne:- 1 - fête solennelle, cérémonie solennelle, solennité. - 2 - chose habituelle, habitude, usage.
solemnitas:A solemnity, festival, celebration
solemnitus:solemnly
solen:a kind of seamussel, the razor-fish
solennis:yearly, annual;
solennitas:A solemnity, festival, celebration
solennitus:solemnly
solers:skilled, skilful, clever, dexterous, adroit, expert
solerter:adroitement, habilement, ingénieusement
solertia:skill, shrewdness, quickness of mind, ingenuity, dexterity, adroitness, expertness, Plur., med.
soliar:a covering for the feet
solicanus:singing alone
solicatio:a sunning
solicismus:a grammatical fault in the construction of a sentence, a solecism
solicitatio:Vexation, anxiety
solicitator:a tempter, seducer, med.
solicito:to disturb, stir, agitate, move; to distress, harass, make uneasy, vex, solicit, tempt, seduce, attract, induce.
solicitudo:uneasiness of mind, care, disquiet, anxiety, solicitude
solicitus:thoroughly moved, agitated, disturbed.
solidamen:that which makes firm, solid, a strengthener
solidamentum:that which makes firm, solid, a strengthener
solidatio:a making firm, solid; a fastening, strengthening
solidatrix:she that makes firm, solid, a strengthener
solidatus:de solido.
solidesco:to become firm, solid, whole
solidipes:solipède
soliditas:solidness, solidity
solidum2:soundly, thoroughly
solidus2:a gold coin
soliferreum:a missile weapon made wholly of iron, an iron javelin
solifuga:tarentule
solifundium:landed property
soligena:a child of the Sun
soliloquium:a talking to one's self, a soliloquy
solipuga:a kind of venomous ant, a kind of venomous spider
solipugna:sorte de fourmi venimeuse
solistimum:augure favorable [tiré de ce que les oiseaux sacrés laissaient tomber des grains à terre, en mangeant]
solistimus:most perfect, the most favorable omen, when the chickens ate so greedily that the corn fell from their bills to the ground
solistumum:augure favorable [tiré de ce que les oiseaux sacrés laissaient tomber des grains à terre, en mangeant]
solitaneus:usual, customary, ordinary, med.
solitaneus2:separate, distinct
solitanus:the appellation of a species of African snail
solitarie:solitairement / seulement
solitas:a being alone, loneliness, solitude
solitatim:solitarily
solitaurilia:a sacrifice consisting of a swine, a sheep, and a bull
solite:d'une façon habituelle
solito:to be much accustomed, wont
soliuertiator:qui s'esquive furtivement
sollemnitas:A solemnity, festival, celebration
sollemnitus:solemnly
sollemnizo:tr., solenniser
sollennis:yearly, annual;
sollennitas:A solemnity, festival, celebration
sollenniter:In a religious, solemn manner, solemnly, with pomp, splendor
sollennitus:solemnly
sollicitator:a tempter, seducer, med.
sollicitatus:part. de sollicito.
sollicurius:qui veut tout savoir
solliferreum:a missile weapon made wholly of iron, an iron javelin
sollistimus:most perfect, the most favorable omen, when the chickens ate so greedily that the corn fell from their bills to the ground
sollus:whole, entire, unbroken
soloecista:one that speaks faultily, that commits solecisms
soloecum:Gell. solécisme.
soloecus:qui pèche contre la langue ; employé au pl. n.
solox:of a coarse staple, coarse, harsh, bristly
solox2:a dress of coarse woollen stuff
solsequia:tournesol
solsequium:a plant, also called heliotropium
solubilis:Pass., that may be loosed, taken apart, dissolvable
solummodo:not only, not merely, not barely, but also
solus3:the lowest part, the bottom, ground, base, foundation.
solutilis:that is easily loosed, taken apart
solutim:loosely
solutor:A looser, an opener
solutrix:she that looses, sets free
somnialis:dreambringing
somnialiter:in a dream
somniator:one who has faith in dreams; a dreamer, med.
somniculus:sommeil léger, [ou] un peu de sommeil
somnificus:causing sleep, narcotic
somniger:sleep-bringing
somniosus:sleepy, overcome by sleep
somnolenter:sleepily
somnolentia:sleepiness, drowsiness, somnolence, med.
somnolentus:full of sleep, sleepy, drowsy, dozy, somnolent
somnulentia:sleepiness, drowsiness, somnolence, med.
somnulentus:full of sleep, sleepy, drowsy, dozy, somnolent
somnurnus:of or belonging to sleep, seen in sleep
sona:a belt, girdle, zone
sonabilis:sounding, noisy
sonantius:adv., d'une manière plus sonore
sonarius:of or belonging to a belt, girdle.
!sonchos:laiteron ou laceron [plante]
sonchos:the herb sow-thistle
soniger:bruyant, sonore
sonipes:with sounding feet, noisy-footed
sonito:to make a noise
sonore:loudly
sonoris:noisy, loud, sounding, resounding, sonorous, Adv.
sonoritas:fulness of sound, melodiousness
sonupes:with sounding feet, noisy-footed, subst., noisy-foot, a horse, a prancer, steed
sonupes2:noisy-foot, a horse, a prancer, steed
sonus3:sounding, resounding
sonus4:a noise, sound
sopesco:s'assoupir
sophia:wisdom
sophicus:sophistique
sophismation:petit sophisme
sophismatium:petit sophisme
sophismatius:sophistical
sophista:a sophist, voc.
sophistice:false reasoning, sophistry
sophistice2:sophistically
sophisticus:sophistic, sophistical;, Adv.
sophistria:femme sophiste
sophos2:a wise man, sage, wise, shrewd
sophum:langage élevé
!sophus2:a wise man, sage, wise, shrewd
sophus3:wise, sage, shrewd
sopitus:part. de sopio.
soporatio:lethargy
soracum:a pannier, hamper
soracus:coffre [pour mettre les costumes des comédiens]
sorbillo:to sip
sorbilo:sippingly;, drop by drop, bit by bit
sorbilo2:to sip
sorbitium:a drink, draught
sorbitiuncula:a small draught, med.
sordes2:dirt, filth, uncleanness, squalor
sordicula:a little dirt, filth
sordifluus:crasseux
sorditia:saleté
sordities:filth
sorditudo:dirt, filth
sordulentus:wearing dirty clothes
soriticus:en forme de sorite
sorix:avis tributa Saturno ab auguribus
sororcula:a little sister
sororicidium:meurtre d'une soeur
sororiculata:sorte de vêtement
sororiculatus:
sororio:to grow up, swell together
sororius2:beau-frère [mari de la soeur] / neveu [fils de la soeur]
sorticula:a little lot, a small tablet, ticket
sortifer:m., giving out oracles, oracular
sortiger:qui rend des oracles
sortilator:devin
sortilegus2:a fortune-teller, soothsayer, diviner
sortis:c. sors, sortis.
sortitus:pass., drawn by lot, assigned, obtained by lot
sorus:sorte de poisson de mer inconnu
sospes2:a savior, deliverer, preserver
sospita:protectrice, libératrice [épith. de Junon]
sospitalis:giving health, safety, salutary
sospitas:safety, health, welfare, med., med.
sospitator:a savior, preserver, deliverer, redeemer
sospitatrix:she that saves, delivers
soteria:a festive entertainment given on a person's recovery from illness, escape from danger; presents given on such an occasion, a congratulatory poem on such an occasion, in lemm.
sozusa:a plant, called also, and
spadicarius:one that dyes a chestnut-brown color, med.
spadicum:Date-brown, nut-brown, chestnut-brown
spadonatus:the state of a, impotency
spadoninus:seedless
spadonius:unfruitful, barren, seedless
spalax:a plant
sparagus:c. asparagus
sparganion:the plant bur-weed
spargo2:a sprinkling, spray
sparsilis:that may be scattered, dispersed
sparsim:scatteredly, dispersedly, here and there
sparsio:A sprinkling
sparsiuus:of or for hurling
sparsorium:arrosoir.
spartaria2:places where broom grows
spartarius:of or belonging to broom, bearing broom, Plur. subst.
spartea:a shoe made of broom
sparteolus:a watchman against fire, med.
sparton:a plant originally growing in Spain, of which ropes, mats, nets, were made, still called in Spain esparto, Spanish broom
spartopolia:sorte de pierre précieuse
spartopolios:an unknown kind of precious stone
sparum:c. sparus
spasma:spasme
spasmus:a cramp, convulsion, spasm
spasticus:afflicted with the cramp, spasms, spastic
spatalium:a kind of bracelet
spatangius:a kind of sea-urchin
spathalion:a kind of bracelet
spathalium:a kind of bracelet
spatharius:gardien du glaive de son maître
spathe:spathe du palmier
spathomele:sonde en forme de spatule
spathula:A broad piece
spatiatus:part. de spatior.
spatio:int., errer, circuler
spatiolum:a small space
spatiositas:wideness, spaciousness, med.
spatula:A broad piece
spatule:lewdness, voluptuousness
specialitas:particularity, peculiarity
specialiter:particularly, specially, specifically
speciaria:a female spice-dealer
speciarius:
speciatim:in particular, specially
speciatus:shaped, formed
specietas:espèce, qualité spéciale
specificatus:distinct, séparé
specifice:spécifiquement
specificus:spécifique
specillatus:furnished with little mirrors
specini:genre de troupes
speciositas:good looks, beauty
spectabilitas:the office, dignity of a
spectamen:a mark, sign, proof
spectamentum:spectacle [mis sous les yeux]
spectandus:adj. verb. de specto; digne d'être vu, remarquable, admirable.
spectans:part. prés. de specto.
spectate:splendidly, excellently
spectatiuus:contemplative, speculative
spectile:un morceau de la panse du porc
spectrum:an appearance, form, image, an apparition, spectre
spectus:look, appearance, aspect
specula:a look-out, watch-tower
specula2:a slight hope
speculabilis:that may be seen, visible
speculamen:a looking at, observing
speculariarius:celui qui travaille les pierres spéculaires, vitrier [du palais]
speculariter:visiblement
specularium:
specularius:a mirror-maker
speculatio:A spying out, exploration, observation
speculatiua: = contemplativa (sc. philosophia)
speculatiuus:speculative
speculatoria:
speculatrix:she that spies, watches, a, spy, watcher.
speculatus:furnished, adorned with mirrors
spegma:v. psegma.
speicula:c. specula 2
speleum:a cave, cavern, den
spelta:spelt, grains of spelt
speluncosus:full of caves, caverns
sperabilis:that may be hoped for
sperata:fiancée
sperator:celui qui espère
speratus3:fiancé
spergo:v. spargo
sperma:seed, semen, sperm
spermaticus:of or relating to seed, seminal, spermatic
spernax:despising, showing contempt, contemptuous
spernor:to despise
spetile:vocatur infra umbilicum suis, quod est carnis, proprii cujusdam habitus, exos
speusticus:hastily made
sphacos:a kind of fragrant moss
sphaeralis:of or belonging to a ball, globular, spherical
sphaerica:spherics, the science of heavenly motions
sphaericus:of or belonging to a ball, spherical
sphaerion:a little ball, a pill
sphaerista:a ball-player, med.
sphaerita:sorte de gâteau
sphaeromachia:a kind of boxing in which the combatants
sphaerula:a small ball, sphere
sphagnos:a kind of fragrant moss
spheniscos:petit coin [pour fendre]
sphera:a ball, globe, sphere
sphincter:the sphincter, the muscle of the anus
sphingatus:in the form of a sphinx
sphingion:a kind of ape, the dog-headed ape
sphinthria:a male prostitute
sphondulus:sorte de champignon
sphondyle:an insect that lives in the ground, and gnaws the roots of trees
sphondylion:the herb bear's-foot, bear's-wort, spicknel
!sphondylium:the herb bear's-foot, bear's-wort, spicknel
sphondylus:A joint of the spine, a vertebra, spondyle
sphragis:A kind of stone used for seals
sphragitis:the impression of a seal
sphyraena:a kind of sea-fish, otherwise called
spicatus:part. de spico.
spicella:sonde [en t. de méd.]
spicilegium:a gleaning, leasing
spiclum:a little sharp point, sting
spico:to furnish with spikes, ears, part. shoot out, put forth ears, med.
spicula:a plant, called also, ground-pine
spiculator:a looker-out, spy, scout, explorer, éclaireur
spiculatus:de spiculo.
spiculo:to sharpen to a point, to point
spiculus:pointed
spicus:aiguille de tête
spinalis:of or belonging to the spine, spinal
spinea:a kind of vine
spineola:a kind of small-leaved rose
spinesco:to grow thorny
spineta:buisson d'épines.
spineus:of or made of thorns, thorny
spingatus:en forme de sphinx
spinifer:thorn-bearing, thorny, prickly
spiniger:thorn-bearing, thorny
spiniola:c. spineola.
spinositas:thorniness
spinosulus:somewhat thorny;, obscure, confused
spinter:a kind of bracelet
spinther2:a kind of bracelet
spinturnicium:a little bird of ill-omen
spinturnix:an unsightly bird
spinulentus:épineux
spinus2:prunier sauvage
spionia:a kind of grape-vine
spionicus:of or belonging to the
spiraea:the herb meadowsweet
spiramen:A breathing - hole, passage for the breath, air-hole, thrill, vent
spirarches:celui qui conduit une troupe, un choeur
spiratio:a breathing
spiratus:a breathing, breath
spiritalitas:spirituality, med.
spiritaliter:spiritually
spiritualis:of or belonging to breathing, to wind, to air, a kind of wind-instrument, an air-passage
spiritualitas:spirituality, med.
spiritum:v. spiritus
spirula:a small twisted cake, cracknel
spissatio:condensation, packing
spissatus:thickened, condensed
spissigradus:slow-paced
spissitas:compactness, density, med.
spissitudo:thickness, density, consistency
spisso2:lentement
spithama:a span
splanchna:entrailles
splanchnoptes:the roaster of entrails; a bronze statue by Styppax
splendentia:brilliancy
splendido:to make shining, bright, to brighten, polish
splendifice:brightly, splendidly, med.
splendifico:to make bright, to brighten, illumine
splendificus:v. splendifluus
splendifluus:qui jette de l'éclat
splenditenens:resplendent
splendorifer:bringing brightness, splendor
spleneticus:affected with spleen, splenetic
spleniacus:v. splenicus
splenicus:splenetic; subst., a person affected with spleen, a splenetic
splenicus2:a person affected with spleen, a splenetic
splenion:cétérac / compresse, bandeau
splenites:a splenetic person
spleniticus:splénétique
spodiacus:couleur de cendre, cendré
spodium:the dross of metals, slag, scoria
spodos:dross, slag, scoria
spolia:dépouille d'un animal / toison / peau d'un serpent qui mue / ordint au pl., dépouille guerrière, butin
spoliabilis:that can be stripped off
spondaeus:substt.
spondaicus:consisting of spondees, spondaic
spondalium:a sacrificial hymn, accompanied by the flute
spondaules:spondaule, joueur de flûte dans les sacrifices
spondaulium:a sacrificial hymn, accompanied by the flute
spondeadeus:spondaïque
spondeum:a vessel used in making libations
spondiacus:consisting of spondees, spondaic
spondiazon:composé uniquement de spondées
spondilium:vertèbre ronde de l'épine dorsale
spondilus:sorte de champignon
spondius:substt.
spondogus:bédégar
spondyle:an insect that lives in the ground, and gnaws the roots of trees
spondylion:the herb bear's-foot, bear's-wort, spicknel
spondylium:the herb bear's-foot, bear's-wort, spicknel
spongarium:sorte de collyre
spongeola:racine d'asperge / excroissance fongueuse de l'églantier
spongeosus:spongy, porous
spongeus:Cassiod. spongieux.
spongio:to wipe off with a sponge, to sponge
spongiola:A rosegall
spongiolus:a kind of small fungus, mushroom
spongiosus:spongy, porous
spongites:spongite, sorte de pierre spongieuse
spongitis:a kind of precious stone
spongius:spongy
spongizo:to wipe off with a sponge, to sponge
spongos:a sponge
!spongus:éponge
sponsale:
sponsalicius:of or belonging to betrothal, spousal, med.
sponsalitius:of or belonging to betrothal, spousal, med.
sponso:to betroth, affiance, espouse
sponstrix:répondante
sponsus2:an engagement, betrothal; bail, suretyship
spontalis:voluntary, Adv.
spontaliter:voluntarily
spontanee:voluntarily, willingly, of one's own mind
spontiuus:volontaire
sportellarius:donné en sus
sportulans:qui reçoit la sportule, qui vit d'aumônes
sportulo:to take the dole of a patron
sportulor:
sposus:forme vulgaire de sponsus
spretio:a despising, disdain, scorn, contempt
spretor:a despiser, disdainer, scorner, contemner
spretus:P. of sperno
spretus2:a despising, disdain, scorn, contempt
spumabundus:foaming, frothing
spumatio:a foaming
spumatus:P. of spumo
spumatus2:a foaming, frothing, foam, froth
spumidus:foaming, frothy
spumifer:foam-bearing, foaming
spumigena:foam-born
spurcalia:pollutions
spurcamen:dirt, filth
spurcificus:making filthy, smutty, obscene
spurciloquium:filthy, smutty language, obscenity
spurium:sexe de la femme / sorte d'animal marin
spurius:of illegitimate birth; subst., an illegitimate, spurious child, a bastard
spurius3:an illegitimate, spurious child, a bastard
sputamen:spittle
sputamentum:spittle
sputatilicus:that deserves to be spit at, abominable, detestable
squalefacio:to make squalid
squalentia:dirt, filth
squalentia2:déserts
squales:filth, dirt
squalesco:int., devenir sale
squalide:without ornament, rudely
squaliditas:filth, dirt, squalidity;, neglect, disorder
squalidius:d'une manière plus négligée.
squalitas:dirt, filth
squalitudo:dirt, filth
squalus:dirty, filthy, squalid
squalus2:a kind of sea-fish;
squamatim:like scales
squamatio:formation d'écailles [sur la peau]
squamatus:scaly
squamatus2:sorte de poisson [chien de mer ?]
squamicutis:qui a la peau écailleuse
squamigeri:fishes
squamma:v. squama.
squammatim:en manière d'écailles.
squammatio:formation d'écailles.
squammatus:couvert d'écailles.
squammeus:écailleux, couvert d'écailles.
squammifer:écailleux, couvert d'écailles.
squammiger:écailleux, couvert d'écailles.
squammosus:- 1 - écailleux, couvert d'écailles. - 2 - rude, raboteux; sec, aride.
squamosossus:c. squameus / [poét.] âpre, rude, raboteux
squamossus:full of, covered with scales, scaly, squamous
squamula:a little scale
squarrosus:scurfy, scabby, scalled
squatina:a species of shark, the angel-fish, skate
squatus:a sea-fish
stabilimen:a stay, support, stabiliment
stabiliter:solidement, fermement
stabilitus:part. p. de stabilio.
stabularia:une aubergiste
stabularium:Col. étable, écurie.
stabularius:of or belonging to a stopping-place, stable, a hostess, landlady
stabularius2:palefrenier / aubergiste, logeur
stabulatio:a place where cattle stand, are housed
stabulatus:part. de stabulor
stabulor:to be stabled, kennel, harbor
stachys:a plant, horsemint
stacte:myrrh-oil.
stacton:a kind of eye-salve
stactum:sorte de collyre
stacula:a kind of vine, also called
stadialis:of or containing a
stadiatus:furnished with a race-course, med.
stadii:Macr. stades (mesure).
stadiodromos:a runner in a foot-race, A statue of Astylon
!stadiodromus:coureur dans le stade, athlète.
stadius:stades [mesure]
stagnalis:d'étang
stagnantia:Act.
stagnarius:
stagnatilis:of or belonging to ponds, pools
stagnatio:
stagnator:ouvrier en étain
stagnatus:part. p. de stagno.
stagnensis:of or belonging to ponds, pools
stagneus:made of
stagninus:resembling stagnant water
stagno2:int., être stagnant, former une nappe stagnante / être couvert d'une nappe stagnante, être inondé, submergé
stagnosus:full of standing waters, pools, Absol.
stagonias:a kind of frankincense
stagonitis:gum galbanum
stalagmias:a natural vitriol
stalagmium:an ear-drop, pendant
stalticus:astringent
staminaria:fileuse
stannatio:a trowel
stannatura:plastering, varnishing
stannatus:étamé
stanneus:made of
stannum:an alloy of silver and lead
stans:v. sto.
stantarius:stationnaire
staphis:a plant, licebane, staves - acre
staphylinos:a kind of parsnip
!staphylinus:a kind of parsnip
staphylodendron:the pistachio - tree
staphyloma:a blemish in the eye
stapia:étrier
!stasimon:morceau que le choeur chantait sans changer de place
stasimon:that part of a poem which was sung standing
statarii:
statarius:of or belonging to standing, standing fast, standing, standing firm, stationary, steady
stater:a small silver coin of the Jews
statice:an herb of an astringent quality
staticulum:A little statue, image, a statuette
stationalis:standing still, stationary, fixed
stationarius:of or belonging to a post, station, soldiers stationed at a post, a kind of gendarmery instituted by Augustus for suppressing the grassatores
stationarius2:A postman, postmaster at a post - station, A police-officer
statioron:carline [plante]
statiuae:fixed, stated feasts
statualis:a sculptor
statuaria:the art of statuary
statuarius:of or belonging to statues
statuliber:a slave to whom liberty is granted under a certain condition, from a certain time, generally by testament
statulibera:qui doit être affranchi ou affranchie par testament
statumaria:a plant, also called proserpinaca
statuminatio:an underpropping, foundation, med.
statumino:to prop up, to underprop, support
staturosus:of great stature, gigantic
staturus:part. f. de sto
statutio:a placing, setting up, erecting, med.
statutum:décret, statut
statutus:P. of statuo
steatitis:a precious stone, soapstone, steatite
steatoma:a kind of fatty tumor
stegnus:making close, drawing together, costive
stelephuros:a plant, Ravenna sugar-cane
stelis:a mistletoe that grows upon firs and larches
stellans:starred, starry, shining
stellaris:of or belonging to a star, starry, med.
stellaris2:(s.-ent. ars), astrologie
stellatura:a deduction from the soldiers' rations granted to the military tribunes, med.
stellatus:set with stars, starry, made a constellation, many-eyed, glittering, thickly strewn
stellimicans:glittering with stars
stellionator:un fourbe, un imposteur
stellionatus:cozenage, trickery, cheating, stellionate
stello2:v. stellio.
stellula:a little star, asterisk
stelographia:inscription sur une colonne
stenocoriasis:a contraction of the pupil
stephanites:sorte de vigne
stephanitis:a kind of vine, which winds about in the shape of garlands
stephanium:petite couronne
stephanomelis:a plant which checks bleeding at the nose
stephanos:the name of several plants
sterceia:a maidservant who cleans the excrements from children
sterceratus:fumé, amendé par un engrais.
stercilinium:a dung-pit, laystall, mixen
stercoratio:a dunging, manuring
stercoratus:dunged, mucked, manured
stercoreus:dungy, stinking
sterculinium:a dung-pit, laystall, mixen
sterelytis:a sort of scum, litharge of silver
stereobates:a pedestal
!stereobates:stéréobate, soubassement
stergethron:a plant, great houseleek
stericula:the uterus of a sow that has not yet farrowed
sterigmos:the standing-still of a planet
sterilefio:to become unfruitful, barren, sterile
sterilesco:to grow unfruitful, barren, sterile.
sterilicula:the womb of a sow that has never borne young
steriliter:sans rien produire
sternutatio:a sneezing, sternutation
sternutus:
sterquilinium:a dung-pit, laystall, mixen
stertens:a snorer
stibinus:antimonial, of antimony
stibium:antimoine / cosmétique noir tiré de l'antimoine, pour teindre les sourcils, les cils
sticha:a kind of vine
sticula:a kind of grape
stigmo:to brand, stigmatize
stillacius:qui tombe goutte à goutte.
stillans:v. stillo.
stillanter:drop by drop
stillarium:an added drop, a trifling addition
stillaticius:dropping, dripping, stillatitious
stillatim:by drops, drop by drop
stillatio:a dropping down, falling in drops
stillatiuus:dropping, dripping
stillatus:part. de stillo.
stimulator:a pricker-on, instigator, stimulator
stimulatrix:she that pricks on, instigates, stimulates
stimulatus:aiguillon
stimuleus:consisting of prickles, goads
stimulosus:full of incentives, stimulative
stinchus:c. stingus
stinguo:to quench, extinguish
stinguo2:
stingus:orchis [plante]
stipa:the coarse part of flax, tow, hards, oakum
stipamen:affluence
stipatrix:f., attendant upon, thronging in attendance
stipendialis:of or belonging to tribute, by which one engages to pay tribute
stipendiatus:part. de stipendior.
stipendior:to receive pay, to serve for pay, serving for butter, getting butter for pay, for their maintenance
stipendiosus:belonging to military service
stipidosus:woody, ligneous
stips2:a log, stock, post, trunk of a tree, log, stock, post
stipsis:the contracting power, tendency
stipulatiuncula:a little, insignificant promise, stipulation
stipulator:one who demands a formal promise, covenant, a bargainer, stipulator
stipulatus:v. stipulor.
stipulatus2:a, promise formally demanded; a bargain, stipulation
stipulo:to exact, bargain for, stipulate, pass., Part. pass.
stipulus:firm
stiriacus:frozen, med.
stiricidium:a falling of snow-flakes, a snowing
stirninus:
stirpes:the lower part of the trunk, a stock, stem, stalk; a root
stirpesco:to run to stalk
stirpeus:de souche
stirpis:the lower part of the trunk, a stock, stem, stalk; a root
stirpitus:by the stalk, by the roots, root and branch, stock and stump
stirsozila:petite centaurée
stiuarius:a ploughman
stlata:a kind of ship, a kind of piratical vessel, corsair
stlataris:v. stlatarius
stlatarius:of or belonging to a ship, brought by ship, costly, deceitful
stlatta:navire marchand, [puis] brigantin
stlattlatarius:of or belonging to a ship, brought by ship, costly, deceitful
stlembus:lent, qui va lentement
stlis:arch. = lis
stlocus:locus
stloppus:a slap
stobrus:a tree in Carmania yielding an odorous gum
stoebe:a plant, called also
stoechas:French lavender, sticados
stolatus:dressed in, wearing a, med.—Subst.
stoliditas:dulness, obtuseness, stupidity, stolidity
stolo:a shoot, branch, twig, scion springing from the stock, root of a tree, a useless sucker, water-shoot
stolus:trajet par eau, navigation / équipement d'une flotte
stomacace:a disease of the gums, scurvy of the mouth
stomachabundus:pettish, angry, stomachy
stomachanter:avec colère
stomachatio:anger
stomachatus:part. de stomachor.
stomachicus:disordered in the stomach, having a disease of the stomach
stomachose:angrily, peevishly; comp.
stomachosius:avec un peu d'humeur.
stomatice:a medicine for diseases of the mouth
stomation:c. oscillum
!stomatium:c. oscillum
stomis:the mouthpiece of a flute-player
stomoma:a kind of fine scales which fly off in hammering
storacinus:contrôlé dans le texte // de styrax
storax:a tree; and also the resinous gum of that tree, storax
storbos:sorte de ladanum
storbus:A tree in Carmania, yielding an odoriferous gum
storea:a mat, covering, a straw-mat, rush-mat, rope-mat
straba:a monument of victory, built of captured arms
strabus:squinting
stragulatus:
stramentitius:of straw, straw-
stramentor:to fetch straw
strangias:a kind of Grecian wheat
strangulabilis:that can be choked, strangled
strangulatio:a choking, suffocating, strangulation
strangulator:a choker, strangler
strangulatrix:she that chokes, strangles
strangulatus:part. de strangulo.
strangulatus2:a choking, strangling
stranguriosus:one who is afflicted with strangury, med.
strata:a paved road, way
strata2:couverture de lit / lit, couche / housse, selle, bât / pavage
strategema:a stroke of generalship, stratagem
strategematicos:
strategematicus:of or relating to military stratagems, stratagemical;
strategeum:the general's tent, the name of a public building in Smyrna
strategia:a government, a district, province
strategicos:
strategium:tente du général
stratio:the laying of cloths and coverings, the preparation of a, room for a feast
stratiotes:a water-plant;, the aloe-leaved watersoldier, the great duck-weed
stratiotice:c. myriophyllon
stratioticum:a kind of eye-salve
stratioticus:of or belonging to a soldier, soldierlike, military
stratioticus2:sorte de collyre
stratopedon:a camp
stratopedum:camp
strator:one who saddles a horse, a groom, equerry, med.
stratoria:bedding
stratorium:lit de repos
stratorius:used for covering
stratura:A paving, pavement
stratus:stretched out, lying down, prostrate
stratus3:A spreading, strewing
straua:a monument of, victory, built of captured arms
strebula:the flesh about the haunches
strebula2:the flesh about the haunches
stremma:a dislocation
strena:a sign, prognostic, omen
strenua:c. strena
strenuitas:nimbleness, briskness, vivacity, activity
strenuo:to make brisk, lively, busy
strepsiceros:a kind of animal with twisted horns, called by the Africans
streptos:twisted
stria:a furrow, channel, hollow, the flute, med., med.
striata:a species of shellfish;, a scallop
striatura:a being channelled, fluted, a fluting, striature
striatus:cannelé, strié / ridé [en parl. du front]
stribiligo:an impropriety in language, a solecism
stribligo:an impropriety in language, a solecism
stribula2:the flesh about the haunches
stricte:accurately
strictio:a drawing, pressing together
strictiuilla:an appellation of a vile woman
strictiuillae:[femmes] qui s'épilent / cf.
strictoria:a shirt with long sleeves
strictorium:cordon
striga:A row of grain, hay cut down, a swath, windrow
striga2:a hag, witch
strigatus:a field whose length, is greater than its breadth
strigilarius:fabricant de strigiles
strigilecula:a small strigil
strigmentum:that which is scratched, scraped off, a scraping
strigo2:
strigosus:lean, lank, thin, meagre
strigula:c. strigilis
strio:to furnish with furrows, channels; to hollow out, groove, flute, striate
strio2:rare collat. form of histrio
stritauus:the father of an, or
strito:- intr. - se tenir difficilement sur ses jambes.
strittabilla:femme à la démarche chancelante
stritto:int., se tenir difficilement sur ses jambes
strobilus:a pine-nut, pine-cone
strobus:A tree in Carmania, yielding an odoriferous gum
stroma:a bedcovering, coverlet
stromata:miscellaneous writings
strombus:a kind of spiral snail
strongyla:a bust, med.
strongyle:a kind of alum
stropharius:artificieux
strophe:strophe, v. stropha
strophicus:celui qui souffre de la colique
strophiolum:a small wreath, chaplet
strophoma:the bellyache, gripes, colic
strophosus:that has the gripes
strophus:the bellyache, gripes, colic
stroppus:a band, thong, strap
structe:d'une manière ornée
structilis:of or belonging to building; that is built, constructed; that is designed, used for building, med., building - cement, that is used in building
structio:a joining together, building, erecting, construction
structorius:of or belonging to building, architectural
structus:P. of struo
structus2:a heap, pile
strufertarii:they who make offerings near a tree that has been struck by lightning
strufertarius:celui qui faisait un sacrifice près d'un arbre frappé de la foudre
strumaticus:having a struma, scrofulous, strumous
strumea:an herb that cures the struma
strumella:a small struma, med.
strumentum:
strumus:a plant that cures the struma
struppearia:fête des couronnes chez les Falisques
struppus:a band, thong, strap
struthio:autruche [oiseau]
struthiocamelinus:of or belonging to an ostrich
struthiocamelus:an ostrich
struthion:a plant, soapwort
struthioninus:d'autruche
struthius:of or belonging to sparrows, sparrow-apples
struthocamelinus:d'autruche.
struthopodes:qui ont de tout petits pieds
struthopus:sparrow-footed, having small feet
strutio:v. struthio.
strychnos:a kind of nightshade
!strychnus:sorte de morelle à fruits noirs
studens:
studiolum:A little study, a little piece of composition
studiosi:
stultifico:to turn into foolishness
stultiloquentia:silly talk, babbling, stultiloquence
stultiloquentium:langage stupide.
stultiloquium:silly talk, babbling, stultiloquy
stultiloquus:talking foolishly, babbling
stultiuidus:simple-sighted, that sees things in a foolish light
stupa:the coarse part of flax, tow, hards, oakum
stuparius:of or belonging to tow, tow-
stupefactus:part. passé de stupefacio; étonné, interdit, stupéfié, ébahi.
stupendus:adj. verbal de stupeo), étonnant, merveilleux
stupens:senseless, benumbed, stiff, numb, dumb, astounded, amazed, dazed, confused
stupesco:to grow astonished, become amazed
stupeus:made, consisting of tow
stupido:to confound, amaze, astonish
stuporatus:regarded with amazement, wonder
stupparius:of or belonging to tow, tow-
stuppator:calfat
stupratio:action de souiller
stupratus:part. de stupro
stupre:shamefully
stuprosus:unchaste, debauched, corrupt
sturninus:speckled, like a starling
stylobata:the pedestal of a column, row of columns, a stylobate
stylobates:stylobate [t. d'arch.]
stylus:a stake, pale, concealed stakes, a pointed instrument for freeing plants from worms or from shoots which grow too rankly, the stem, stalk
stymma:the chief ingredient, foundation of an unguent
stymmaticus:
stypsis:the contracting power, tendency
stypteria:alum, med.
stypteriazusa:qui renferme de l'alun
stypticus:astringent, styptic
styraca:v. styrax
styracinus:of, made from storax
styrax:a tree; and also the resinous gum of that tree, storax
suadella:Exhortation, suasion, persuasion
suadenter:d'une manière persuasive
suadibilis:that may be persuaded
suadus:persuading, persuasive
sualiternicum:a kind of reddish amber
suaria:commerce de porcs
suarium:étable à porcs
suarius:of or belonging, swine-.
suarius2:A swine-herd
suasorie:par manière de conseil
suasum:tache [faite sur un vêtement blanc par une goutte d'eau mêlée de suie]
suasum2:a persuasion, persuasive saying
suatim:after the manner of swine, swinishly
suaueolens:sweet-smelling, fragrant
suaueolentia:a sweet odor, fragrance
suauiatio:a kissing
suauiatus:part. p. de suavio
suauidus:agréable [au goût]
suauifico:to make acceptable, dear
suauifragantia:parfum suave
suauifragrantia:fragrance
suauillum:a kind of sweet cake
suauiloquentia:sweetness of speech, suaviloquence
suauiloquium:the speaking pleasant things
suauiloquus:sweet-spoken, pleasant
suauiludius:one that delights in plays, a lover of plays
suauio:v. suavior.
suauisator:qui prépare des choses suaves
suauisonus:sweet-sounding
suauium:A mouth
subabsurde:somewhat absurdly
subabsurdus:somewhat, rather absurd, Adv.
subacer:somewhat sharp
subactarius:qui assouplit
subactio:a working through, working up, preparing
subactor:a debaucher, polluter
subactus:P. of subigo
subactus2:a working up, kneading
subadiuua:an assistant
subadiuuans:c. subadjuva
subadmiratio:admiration
subadmoueo:to bring close
subadroganter:somewhat proudly, not without arrogance
subadsentiens:avec un mouvement quelque peu concordant des épaules
subaduno:to unite
subaedianus:qui travaille dans l'intérieur de la maison
subaemulatio:secret rivalry
subaemulor:to accumulate secretly
subagitatio:illicit intercourse
subagitatrix:she that indulges in illicit intercourse, a lascivious woman
subagito:to lie with illicitly
subagrestis:somewhat rustic, rather boorish
subalare:an under-girdle
subalares:the feathers under the wing
subalaris:that is under the arms, placed, carried under the arms, substt.
subalbens:somewhat white, whitish
subalbicans:somewhat white, whitish
subalbidus:rather whitish
subalbulus:
subalpinus:lying near the Alps, sub-Alpine
subalternatim:en subordonnant
subalternicum:a kind of reddish amber
subalternus:subalterne [t. de logique]
subamare:adv., avec quelque amertume
subamarus:somewhat bitter, bitterish
subambigue:avec un peu d'ambiguïté
subaperio:to open from within
subaquaneus:that is, belongs under water, sub-aqueous
subaquilinus:un peu aquilin
subaquilus:somewhat dusky, brownish, tawny
subarator:one who ploughs close to
subaratus:v. subaro.
subarescens:growing somewhat dry, med.
subaresco:int., se dessécher quelque peu
subargutulus:somewhat subtle, tolerably keen
subarmalis:passing under the arms
subaro:to plough close to
subarro:tr., engager par des arrhes, hypothéquer
subarroganter:somewhat proudly, arrogantly
subarundino:tr., échalasser
subasper:rather rough, roughish
subassatus:part. passé de subasso.
subassentiens:assenting, yielding a little
subasso:to roast a little
subatio:the heat, brimming
subauditio:an understanding, supplying
subauditus:part. p. de subaudio.
subauro:
subausterus:rather harsh
subbaiulo:tr., porter sur les épaules
subbalbe:somewhat stammeringly
subbibo:to drink a little, to tipple
subbracchia:Isid. creux sous les bras, aisselles.
subbrachia:le creux de l'aisselle
subbreuis:rather short
subbullio:to foam, bubble slightly
subcaelestis:that which is under the heavens, subcelestial, sublunary
subcaeruleus:somewhat blue, bluish
subcandidus:somewhat white, whitish
subcauo:tr., creuser en dessous
subcaute:avec un peu de précaution
subccenturio:tr., ajouter pour compléter une centurie / [fig.] tenir en réserve / substituer
subccursor:second dans les combats du cirque
subceno:to eat below, dine underneath
subcenturio:to receive as a recruit into a, to put in the place of, receive as a substitute, as a reserve
subcenturio2:an under-officer, sub-centurion
subcinericius:prepared under the ashes
subcisiuus:that is cut off and left remaining
subcoelestis:v. subcae-.
subcoeno:v. subceno.
subcoeruleus:v. subcae-.
subcoerulus:bleuâtre.
subcoloratus:un peu coloré
subcommunis:genre commun (un seul genre désignant un animal des deux sexes)
subcontinuatio:suite immédiate
subcontinuatiuae:conjonctions qui indiquent une suite immédiate (subordination)
subcontinuatiuus:
subcontrarius:opposé et en dessous
subcontumeliose:somewhat insolently, contumeliously
subcoquo:to cook a little, med.
subcornicularius:a sub-adjutant, second adjutant
subcorrigo:tr., corriger un peu [un livre]
subcortex:the under, inner bark
subcrassulus:somewhat thick, thickish
subcrepo:to crackle beneath
subcroceus:d'un jaune rougeâtre
subcruentus:somewhat bloody
subcultro:to cut up with a knife, to chop up, mince, med.
subcumbus:a boundary-stone
subcuneatus:wedged underneath, supported with wedges
subcurator:a subcurator
subcuruus:somewhat curved
subcus:c. subcutaneus
subcustos:an under-keeper, assistant-overseer
subcutaneus:sous-cutané
subdealbo:to whiten a little, make whilish
subdebilis:somewhat weak, enfeebled
subdebilitatus:somewhat enfeebled, debilitated;, somewhat discouraged, rather spiritless
subdefectio:a slight failure
subdefendo:tr., défendre quelque peu
subdeficiens:a little faint, somewhat failing
subdeligo:to choose
subdescendo:to descend lower
subdiacon:sous-diacre
subdiaconalis:de sous-diacre
subdiaconatus:sous-diaconat
subdiaconus:a sub - deacon
subdialia:open galleries, terraces;
subdialis:that is in the open air
subdiffido:to be somewhat distrustful
subdimidius:half as much less, less by one half of itself
subdisiunctio:a minor stop, colon
subdisiunctiuus:subdisjunctive;
subdistinctio:[rhét.] distinction qui oppose successivement des choses semblables, paradiastole / ponctuation faible, virgule
subdistinguo:to make a smaller interpunction, a colon
subditatio:action de donner comme gage
subditicius:substituted, supposititious, spurious, counterfeit
subditio:
subdititius:substituted, supposititious, spurious, counterfeit
subditius:supposé, apocryphe
subdito:tr., donner en gage
subditus:to bring on, furnish, supply; to yield, afford
subditus2:action de mettre dessous
subdiu:by day
subdiual:terrasse [d'une maison]
subdiualis:that is in the open air
subdiuido:to subdivide, med.
subdiuisio:a subdivision
subdiuisus:part. passé de subdivido.
subdiuum:le grand air, le plein air
subdiuus:c. subdivalis
subdoceo:to teach as an assistant, to act as an assistant-teacher
subdoctor:an underteacher, assistant-instructor
subdolens:somewhat painful
subdolositas:craft, cunning
subdolosus:crafty
subdubito:to be a little doubtful, undecided, to have some hesitation
subductisupercilicarptor:dénigreur aux sourcils froncés
subductus:Raised, elevated, upturned
subdulcis:somewhat sweet, sweetish
subduplex:v. subduplus
subduplus:sous-double [contenu deux fois dans un nombre]
subdurus:somewhat hard, hardish.
subedo:to eat, waste, wear away below
subelectio:a further selection
subeligo:to choose further
subenarro:to relate
suberectus:part. p. de suberigo
subereus:of the cork-tree, cork-
suberies:liège
suberigo:to raise up
suberinus:of the cork-tree, cork, med.
suberro:to wander about under
subesus:miné, corrompu, altéré
subex:v. subices.
subexcuso:to excuse in part
subexhibeo:to exhibit under
subexplicans:unfolding below
subexplico:tr., déployer en dessous
subfermentatus:somewhat fermented
subferuefacio:to heat, warm from below
subferueo:to boil, seethe gently
subfrigide:d'une manière un peu froide [fig.]
subfrondeo:to put forth leaves
subfundatus:built under, laid as a foundation
subfusculus:somewhat brown, brownish
subgrundatio:entablement
subgrundium:the lower border of a roof, the eaves
subgularis:qui est sous le gosier
subhaereo:to stick under, behind; to cleave, adhere to
subhaeres:the next, second heir
subhastarius:that is sold by public auction
subhastatio:a sale by public auction
subhasto:to sell by public auction
subheres:the next, second heir
subhians:qui laisse des interstices
subhircus:
subhorresco:to become rough, stormy, to boil up
subhumidus:un peu humide
subiacens:lying beneath, subjacent
subiacentia:the being a subject
subiacto:to lay, place, put under, to throw out from below
subices:underlayers, supports
subidus:adj, knowing, sensible
subiectibilis:submissive
subiectibllis:
subiectio:a laying, putting, placing under.
subiectiue:subjectively
subiectiuus:of or belonging to the subject, subjective—Adv.
subiectus3:a laying under
subiex:
subigitatrix:she that indulges in illicit intercourse, a lascivious woman
subimpleo:to fill up
subimpudens:somewhat shameless, impudent
subina:sorte de lance
subinanis:somewhat empty, vain
subincrepito:int., faire un léger craquement
subindico:to indicate slightly, to hint at
subindignanter:avec qq dépit
subindo:to subjoin, add
subinduco:tr., introduire subrepticement
subinfero:to subjoin, add
subinflatus:un peu enflé; un peu vain.
subinflo:to puff up somewhat; pass., part., somewhat puffed up, inflated
subinfluo:int., couler sous
subingredior:int., entrer avec précaution [dans]
subiniectus:laid down upon
subinscribo:to subjoin
subinsertio:subjonction [rhét.]
subinstillo:tr., verser goutte à goutte
subinsulsus:somewhat tasteless, insipid
subintellego:to understand, perceive a little, med.
subintelligo:- tr. - apprendre par des bruits confus, comprendre un peu, supposer, soupçonner, présumer.
subintro:to go into secretly, to enter by stealth, steal into
subintroduco:to introduce in secret
subintroeo:to go into, enter
subintromitto:introduced temporarily
subinuicem:adv., l'un sous l'autre
subinuideo:to be somewhat envious of
subinuito:to invite slightly
subinuolo:- intr. - Aug. voler peu à peu.
subirascor:to be somewhat angry
subirate:avec un mouvement de colère.
subiratus:somewhat angry
subis:a kind of bird that breaks eagles' eggs
subitaneus:sudden
subitatio:suddenness
subito2:int., apparaître soudain
subitor:être vivement ému, être surpris.
subiugalis:accustomed to the yoke, a beast of burden
subiugatio:action de subjuguer, soumission
subiugator:one who brings under the yoke, a conqueror, subjugator
subiugatus:part. p. de subjugo.
subiugia:yoke-straps
subiugo:To bring under the yoke
subiugum:the name of an unknown animal
subiugus:That is attached to the yoke, yoked
subiugus2:animal inconnu
subium:
subiunctio:c. subinsertio
subiunctiuus:of or belonging to binding together, connecting;, the subjunctive mood
subiunctorium:a carriage drawn by animals
subiunctus:
sublabium:a plant, dog's-tongue
sublabro:to put into the mouth
sublacrimans:weeping a little
sublacrimo:- intr. - Veg. être un peu larmoyant.
sublamina:an under-plate
sublapsus:part. de sublabor.
sublaqueo:tr., mettre un plafond à
sublateo:int., être caché dessous
sublatio:a lifting up, raising, elevation.
sublauo:to wash from beneath
sublectio:a gleaning, leasing, med.
sublecto:to wheedle, cajole
sublectus:
subleuatio:a lightening, alleviation
subleuatus:part. de sublevo.
sublices:pilotis
sublido:to press out
subligar:a breech-cloth
subligatio:a binding, tying below
subligatura:c. subligar
sublimatio:a lifting up, deliverance
sublimator:an elevator, exalter
sublimatus:part. de sublimo.
sublimen:on high, upwards
sublimitus:up high, high, med.
sublingio:a lick-dish, under-scullion
sublinguium:the epiglottis
sublinguius:du dessous de la langue
sublingulo:
sublinio:c. sublino.
sublisus:part. de sublido.
sublitus:part. de sublino.
subliuidus:somewhat blue, bluish, med.
sublucanus:towards day, towards morning
sublucidus:somewhat light, lightish
subluco:to trim, cut away, thin out
sublugeo:to lament a little
sublunaris:sublunaire
subluteus:somewhat yellow, yellowish
sublutus:part. de subluo.
subluuies:filth, dirt
subluuium:suppuration
submaestus:somewhat sorrowful
submagister:vice-président
submanans:flowing beneath, med.
submedius:middle, mean
submeio:to make water under
submeio2:tr., uriner sous soi
submeiulus:one who makes water under himself, who wets his bed
submeiulus2:enfant qui pisse au lit
submentum:
submersio:a sinking, drowning, submersion
submerso:to plunge repeatedly, thoroughly
submersus:a plunging under water, sinking, med.
submerus:rather pure
submigratio:an emigration
subminia:a kind of garment for women
subministratio:a giving, furnishing, supplying, subministration
subministratus:a furnishing, supplying
submissim:in a low voice, gently, softly
submissio:a letting down, lowering, dropping, sinking
submissus2:a sending to, in, introduction, med.
submoestus:v. submaes-.
submoleste:with some vexation, troubles me somewhat
submolestus:somewhat troublesome, vexatious, Adv.
submoneo:to remind privily, give a hint
submonstro:to show privately
submotatio:léger mouvement
submotor:one who puts aside, removes, a clearer
submultiplex:contained many times in another number
submultiplicitas:qualité de sous-multiple
submultiplus:c. submultiplex.
submurmuratio:action de murmurer à part soi
submurmuro:to murmur a little, in secrēt
submutatio:échange
submuto:to change, interchange, substitute
subnatus:part. de subnascor.
subnauigo:to sail under the lee
subnego:to half deny, refuse
subneruo:to hamstring, hough
subneuter:alteruter
subnexio:[rhét.] = subinjectio
subnexus:P. of subnecto
subniger:somewhat black, blackish
subnisus:supported from beneath, under-propped, propped up, supported by, resting, leaning upon
subnotatio:a signing underneath, subscription
subobscaenus:somewhat smutty, obscene
subobscenus:somewhat smutty, obscene
subocculte:un peu en cachette
subocularis:that is beneath the eye, subocular
subodiosus:somewhat vexatious, odious
suboffendo:to give some offence
subolesco:to grow up
subolo:to smell, scent, perceive, I, thou, perceive, detect
suboptio:aide de l'optio
subordinatio:délégation
subornator:an instigator, abettor, suborner, med.
subornatrix:celle qui aide la femme de chambre
subostendo:to point out secretly, to show indirectly, med.
subostensus:
subpraefectura:sous-préfecture
subpraetor:sous-préteur
subquadruplus:sous-quadruple
subquartus:one fourth less
subradio:to cause to beam forth, to indicate
subrancus:somewhat hoarse, hoarsish, Neutr.
subrasus:part. p. de subrado.
subraucum:adv., avec un son un peu rauque
subraucus:somewhat hoarse
subrectio:A raising up, erection
subrector:celui, celle qui dresse
subrectrix:celui, celle qui dresse
subrectus:rather straight, nearly straight, Comp.
subrefectus:somewhat restored
subrego:tr., gouverner [en second]
subregulus:a petty prince, a feudatory vassal
subrelinquo:tr., laisser après soi
subremaneo:to remain behind
subrenalis:that is under the kidneys
subrepente:adv., un peu brusquement
subrepticius:stolen, surreptitious
subreptio:a stealing, purloining, theft, by deception, subreption
subreptitius:Plaut. clandestin.
subreptiue:clandestinement, en cachette
subreptiuus:false, fraudulent
subreptor:Gloss. voleur.
subreptum:
subreptus:P. of subripio
subresono:int., se faire entendre
subridicule:somewhat laughably, rather humorously
subriguus:watered
subrimius:qui tète, à la mamelle
subringor:to make a somewhat wry face, to be a little vexed
subrisio:rire léger, sourire
subrobeus:c. subrubeus.
subrogatio:subrogation, substitution
subrostrani:people who hang about the forum near the rostra, loungers, idlers
subrotatus:mounted on wheels
subrotundus:somewhat round, roundish
subruber:somewhat red, reddish
subrubeus:somewhat red, reddish
subrumo:to put to the udder, to let suck
subrumpo:to break off below;, to destroy
subrumus:under the udder, sucking, suckling
subruncator:sarcleur
subrunciuus:that is grubbed up
subrustice:de façon un peu rustique
subrusticus:somewhat clownish, rustic, Adv.
subrutilo:to glow slightly, to glimmer forth
subrutilus:somewhat reddish, ruddy
subrutus:P. of subruo
subs:[sens local] / sous / [avec v. de mouvt] / de dessous / au bas de, au pied de, près de / immédiatement après / au fond de / [temporel] au moment de / [idée de sujétion] / [local] / au pied de [avec mouvt] / [temporel] / vers, tout proche de / immédiatement après / [idée de sujétion, avec v. de mouvt] / en composition sub [prép. ou préverbe] apporte l'idée de / sous, dessous, par-dessous / de bas en haut / remplacement / immédiatement après / secrètement, à la dérobée / un peu / devient sus devant c, t, p
subsalsus:somewhat salt, brackish
subsalto:int., approcher en sautant, en bondissant
subsanium:v. subsann-.
subsannatio:mockery by gestures, derision in pantomime
subsannator:one who insults, mocks by gestures
subsannatorius:plein de moquerie
subsannium:intérieur d'un navire
subsanno:to insult by derisive gestures, to deride, mock, med.
subsarcino:to repair, heal
subscalaris:placé sous l'escalier
subscalpo:to scratch, rub underneath
subscindo:tr., fendre un peu
subscribendarius:an under-secretary
subscriptiuus:qui désigne
subscriptus:P. of subscribo
subscruposus:somewhat sharp, critical
subscudo:c. subscus
subseciuus:that is cut off and left remaining
subsectus:
subsecundarius:that comes afterwards, additional, spare time, leisure moments
subsecutio:suite, continuation
subsecutus:part. de subsequor.
subseliarium:place des magistrats au théâtre
subsentator:a flatterer, fawner
subsentio:to notice, perceive secretly, to smell out
subsequenter:à la suite, en suivant
subsequium:the sequel, what follows after
subsequus:following, succeeding
subsericus:half-silken
subsero:to sow, plant after
subsero2:to put, insert under
subsertus:part. de subsero 1
subseruio:to be subject to, to serve
subsesquialter:[nombre] contenu dans un autre une fois 1/2, une fois 1/3, une fois 1/4, une fois 1/5
subsesquiquartus:[nombre] contenu dans un autre une fois 1/2, une fois 1/3, une fois 1/4, une fois 1/5
subsesquiquintus:[nombre] contenu dans un autre une fois 1/2, une fois 1/3, une fois 1/4, une fois 1/5
subsesquitertius:[nombre] contenu dans un autre une fois 1/2, une fois 1/3, une fois 1/4, une fois 1/5
subsessa:an ambush, ambuscade, med.
subsicco:tr., sécher un peu
subsiciuum:a remainder, small patch of land
subsicuus:following, succeeding
subsidentia:a sinking down, subsidence;, a settling, sediment, med.
subsidialis:of or belonging to a reserve, subsidiary
subsidiarii:the reserve, body of reserve
subsiduus:sinking down, settling
subsignatio:a subscription, signature.
subsimilis:somewhat like, partly similar, med.
subsimus:with a nose slightly turned up, somewhat snub-nosed, pug-nosed
subsipio:avoir un peu de saveur
subsistentia:the substance, reality
subsitus:lying, situated below
subsolaneus:underground, from under the earth
subsolanus:lying beneath the sun, eastern, oriental
subsolanus2:the east wind
subsoluo:tr., dissoudre un peu
subsono:to express secretly, to hint, intimate
subspargo:to scatter under
subspissus:thickish
substamen:the woof, weft
substantialis:of or belonging to the essence, substance, essential, substantial
substantialitas:the quality of being substantial, essential
substantialiter:essentially, substantially
substantiola:a little substance, a small property
substantiualis:substantive, substantial
substantiuus:self-existent, substantive
substillum:bruine, temps humide
substitutio:a putting in the place of another, substitution
substitutiuus:conditional
substitutus:part. de substituo.
substo:To stand, be under, among, to be present, med., med.
substomachans:somewhat angry, vexed
substomachor:
substramen:what is strewn under, litter
substramentum:litter
substratus:P. of substerno
substratus2:a spreading, laying under;, abl. sing.
substrepo:
substridens:grating, gnashing somewhat
substrido:
substructum: = substructio
substructus:part. de substruo.
subsudo:int., transpirer un peu
subsultim:with leaps, jumps.
subsulto:to spring up, to leap, jump, hop
subsummo:to sum up, to multiply
subsurdus:somewhat deaf
subsutura:the hem
subtabidus:somewhat shrunken
subtacitus:somewhat still, silent
subtalaris:lying under the heel
subtectio:a covering
subtegulaneus:that is under the roof, in-doors
subteneo:to hold underneath
subtentus:
subtenuis:rather thin, thinnish
subteractus:driven below, underneath
subteradnexus:attaché au-dessous
subteranhelo:to pant, gasp beneath
subterannoto:tr., noter en dessous
subtercauatus:hollowed out underneath
subtercurrens:moving underneath
subtercurro:
subtercus:sous-cutané
subtercutaneus:that is beneath the skin, subcutaneous
subtereo:int., aller sous
subterfluo:to flow beneath
subterfugium:a subterfuge
subterfundo:to found, establish beneath
subteriaceo:to lie under
subteriacio:to throw under
subterinsero:to insert
subterintendo:to look askance
subterior:comp., that is farther beneath, lower
subterius:lower, farther down
subterlino:to anoint underneath
subterluo:to wash beneath, flow underneath
subterluuio:a washing beneath, washing away
subtermeo:to pass beneath
subtermitto:to place underneath
subtermoueo:to push under
subternatans:swimming under
subternato:
subternus:that is underneath, lower
subterpendens:hanging down
subterpendeo:
subterpositus:placé au-dessous
subterraneum:a subterranean place
subterrenus:underground, subterrene
subterreus:underground, subterranean
subterseco:to cut, divide, separate underneath
subtersterno:to spread under, strew under
subtertenuo:to make, thin below, at the lower part
subtertius:less by a third of itself
subteruacans:empty below;
subteruaco:
subteruolo:to fly beneath
subteruoluo:tr., faire rouler sous
subtextus:part. de subtexo
subtilia:fine goods, stuffs, Comp., Sup.
subtililoquentia:fine, elegant language, med.
subtililoquus:speaking finely, elegantly, med.
subtilio:tr., amincir, affaiblir
subtinnio:to sound a little, to tinkle
subtitubo:to stagger, totter, waver a little
subtorqueo:tr., tordre
subtractio:a drawing back
subtractus:part. de subtraho.
subtremulus:somewhat tremulous
subtriplus:contained three times in
subtristis:somewhat sad, sorrowful, Comp.
subtritus:part. de subtero.
subtunicalis:the under-garment of a Jewish priest
subturpiculus:somewhat mean, disgraceful
subturpis:somewhat mean, disgraceful
subtussio:to cough slightly
subtutus:moderately safe
subuades:sub-sureties, those who give surety for the bail
subuas:seconde caution
sububer:qui est à la mamelle
subuector:a bearer, carrier, conveyer
subuectus:part. de subveho.
subuello:to pluck up, pull out
subuelo:to overshadow
subuentio:a rendering aid, assistance
subuento:to come with assistance
subuentor:one who comes in aid, a helper
subuentralis:subventral
subuentrile:the lower belly, the abdomen
subuenturus:part. fut. de subvenio.
subuerbustus:branded under the spear, med.
subuereor:to be somewhat fearful, apprehensive
subuersio:an overturn, overthrow, ruin, destruction
subuerso:to overturn, overthrow, ruin
subuersus:part. de subverto.
subuespertinus:the southwest wind
subuesperus:the southwest-by-west wind
subuestio:to clothe from beneath, clothe by degrees
subuexus:sloping upwards
subuilicus:an under-steward
subuillicus:sous-intendant [d'un domaine]
subuindico:tr., garantir un peu
subuiridis:somewhat green, greenish
subulo:A flute-player
subumbilicus:the parts below the navel
subumidus:somewhat moist
subunctio:a rubbing in
subungo:tr., oindre ou frotter légèrement
subuolo:to fly up, upwards
subuolsus:part. p. de subvello.
subuolturius:v. subvulturius.
subuorso:to overturn, overthrow, ruin
suburbicarius:situated near Rome, suburban
suburgueo:to drive, urge close to
suburo:to burn slightly, to singe, scorch
subustio:a heating from below
subustus:part. p. de suburo.
subuulsus:part. p. de subvello.
subuulturius:somewhat vulture-like
succano:to sing to, accompany
succanto:tr., seriner aux oreilles de qqn
succarum:substance médicale inconnue (al. saccharon)
succedaneus:that follows after, succeeds to, that supplies the place of, substituted, succedaneous
succedaneus2:a substitute, representative
succensio:-I. a setting on fire, kindling -II. anger, irritation, indignation
succensus:P. of succendo
succentio:résonance légère
succentiuus:sounding to, accompanying
succentor:an accompanier
succenturiatus:part. p. de succenturio.
succentus:an accompanying, accompaniment
succesco:être humide.
successiuus:qui succède
successorius:of or belonging to succession, successory
successus2:)
succidaneus2:a substitute, representative
succido3:v. sucido.
succidus:juicy, sappy; fresh, fresh, plump
succilus:extravasation ou suffusion du sang dans les paupières
succinacius:de la couleur du succin.
succincte:briefly, concisely, succinctly, Comp.
succinctim:briefly, succinctly
succinctio:a girding about
succinctorium:an apron
succinctulus:girded, girt
succinerarius:v. subc-.
succineus:of amber
succingulum:an under-girdle, lower girdle
succinum:amber
succinus:of amber
succisio:a cutting off, away
succisor:one who cuts, prunes
succisus:P. of 2 succīdo
succlamatio:a calling, crying out, a shouting, acclamation
succlamatus:de succlamo.
succlausus:half-closed
succlino:to bend, incline somewhat
succo:a sucker;
succonditor:an inferior officer in the Circensian games
succoriatio:an operating beneath the skin
succosus:full of juice, moisture, juicy, sappy, succulent.
succrotillus:thin, slender, delicate
succuba:One who lies under;, a lecher, strumpet
succubo2:one who lies under; a lecher
succubonea:concubine
succuboneus:
succudo:- tr. - forger, travailler.
succulentus:full of juice, sap, sappy, succulent
succurricius:qui vient en aide
succursor:a helper, succorer
succursurus:de succurro.
succus:gen. sing., gen. plur., juice, moisture, sap
succussator:a jolter, a jolting horse
succussatura:the jolting
succussio:a shaking, quaking
succusso:to shake, jerk up and down, to jolt
succussor:a jolter
succussura:
sucerda:the dung of swine
sucerdae:
sucidia:v. succidia.
sucido:to make fresh, juicy
sucinacius:amber-colored
sucineus:of amber
sucinus:of amber
suco:a sucker;
sucophanta:an informer, tale-bearer, backbiter, slanderer; a deceiver, trickster, cheat
sucophantia:craft, cunning, deceit; sing.
sucophantiose:craftily, knavishly, deceitfully
sucophantor:to play the rogue, to deceive, trick, cheat
sucositas:juici ness
sucosus:full of juice, moisture, juicy, sappy, succulent.
suctus:a sucking
suculentus:full of juice, sap, sappy, succulent
suculus:a little boar
sudabilis:
sudabundus:sweating
sudariolum:a little handkerchief
sudasco:
sudatilis:flowing like sweat, fluid
sudator:one that perspires easily, copiously
sudatorius:belonging to, serving for sweating, sudatory.
sudatrix:she that sweats, causes sweating
sudatus:part. de sudo.
sudiculum:a kind of whip, scourge
sudorifer:sudorific
sudorus:dripping with sweat, sweaty
suduculum:-I. a kind of whip, scourge -II. a kind of whip, scourge
suellus:petit porc
sueo:to be wont, used, accustomed
suera:viande de porc.
suetudo:custom, habit
suetum:a custom, usage
suffectio:An adding
suffectura:a supplying, supplement, med.
suffectus:c. suffectio ;
suffectus2:substituted, chosen to fill a vacancy, a vice-consul
sufferctus:crammed full, full
sufferenter:avec patience
sufferentia:a bearing, enduring, toleration, sufferance, med.
suffertus:crammed full, full
sufferuefio:bouillir un peu, bouillonner un peu.
suffessio:concession [fig. de rhét.]
suffibulum:a white four-cornered veil
sufficientia:a sufficiency
suffimento:to fumigate
suffimentum:fumigation, incense
suffiscus:dicebatur folliculus testium arietinorum, quo utebantur pro marsupio, forsitan dictus a fisci similitudine
suffitio:a fumigating, fumigation, perfuming
suffitor:a fumigator
suffitus2:A fumigating, fumigation
suffixus:P. of suffigo
sufflabilis:that can be breathed, breathable
sufflammo:to kindle, inflame
sufflatio:a blowing, puffing up, inflation
sufflatorium:the bellows
sufflatus:action de souffler, souffle
suffocabilis:suffocating
suffossor:sapeur
suffraenatio:a binding down fast, cementing
suffragatorius:of or belonging to the support of a candidate, recommendatory, suffragatory
suffragatrix:a, favorer, supporter
suffraginosus:diseased in the hough, pastern
suffragiolum:
suffrago:to favor, support, vote for
suffrago2:the ham, hough, hock
suffrenatio:a binding down fast, cementing
suffrendens:gnashing a little
suffrico:to rub underneath, to rub down, rub, wipe off
suffrigidus:rather cold, frigid, Adv.
suffuco:
suffulgeo:to gleam, shine beneath
suffultura:a propping, support
suffultus:part. de suffulcio.
suffumigatio:a fumigating from below
suffumigatus:brûlé en fumigation.
suffumigo:to fumigate from below, to suffumigate, med., Absol.
suffumo:to smoke, reek a little;
suffundo2:
suffuror:to steal secretly, to steal away, filch
suffusorium:a vessel for pouring, a pitcher
suffusus:P. of suffundo
sufrico:- tr. - frotter légèrement.
suggera:accomplissement
suggestio:an adding to, addition
suggillatio:meurtrissure / [fig.] raillerie mordante
suggillatiuncula:dim. de suggillatio
suggillatus:part. de suggillo.
suggillatus2:flétrissure [fig.]
sugglutio:to hiccup a little
suggrandis:rather large
suggrunda:the lower border of a roof, the eaves
suggrundarium:the grave of a child less than forty days old
suggrunnio:to grunt a little
sugillata:black-and-blue spots, bruises
sugillatiuncula:a small livid spot
sugillatus:part. de suggillo.
sugillo:to beat black-andblue
sugo:to suck
sui:-I. to her family, friends -II. gen., pron., pers., of himself, of herself, of itself, of themselves; one another, each other, him, her, it, them;, subj., inf., he, she, it, they
suifico:to make his own
suile:a hog-sty
suilla:viande de porc
suillinus:c. suillus
suinus:of or belonging to swine, swine-
suipassio:action réciproque [en t. de gram.]
suipassiue:
suipassus:réciproque, réfléchi [en t. de gram.]
sulaba:a syllable.
sulcabilis:labourable, arable
sulcamen:a furrow
sulcator:one who draws furrows, a furrower, plougher
sulcatoria:a ship, a barge
sulcatorius:sailing over;
sulcatus:part. p. de sulco.
sulcus2:an unknown species of fig-tree
sulfi:sylphes, génies [chez les Gaulois]
sulfurans:containing sulphur, sulphurous
sulfuraria:a sulphur pit, mine
sulfurata:Brimstone-matches
sulfuratio:a vein of sulphur
sulfuratum:brin soufré, allumette / mine de soufre
sulfuratus:impregnated with sulphur, sulphurated.
sulfureus:of or like sulphur, sulphurous, sulphureous
sulfurosus:full of sulphur, sulphureous, med.
sullaturio:to imitate, play the part of Sulla
sulphurans:containing sulphur, sulphurous
sulphuraria:a sulphur pit, mine
sulphuratio:a vein of sulphur
sulphuratus:impregnated with sulphur, sulphurated.
sulphureus:of or like sulphur, sulphurous, sulphureous
sulphurosus:full of sulphur, sulphureous, med.
sumbola:a contribution, a share, scot, shot
suminatus:of or belonging to a sow's udder, that has the paps on, the paps, udder of a sow, a sow
summalis:containing a sum, whole
summaliter:wholly, perfectly
summarius:
summissa:Calm passages, quiet sayings
summitas:the highest part, height, top, summit, med.
summiter:adv., d'en haut
summo:tr., portera son apogée
summo2:abl. pris advt, à la fin, pour finir
summopere:with extreme diligence, utterly
summotenus:up to the top
summus2:he who sits in the highest place, at the head of the table,
summussus:sub, musso), celui qui marmotte entre ses dents
sumpsio:a taking.
sumpta:poignée, pincée, prise
sumpticula:(Lebaigue P. 1223) faibles ressources.
sumptifacio:to lay out, spend, expend
sumptito:to, take much of, in strong doses
sumptuarius2:- a - caissier. - b - dépensier. - c - économe.
sumptuatus:well furnished
sumptum:mineure [d'un syllogisme]
sumptuositas:great expense, costliness, expensiveness
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sungraphus:A written contract
superabluo:to wash off above
superabnegatiuus:qui nie par surcroît
superabundans:surabondant, très abondant
superabundanter:very abundantly
superabundantia:superabunaance
superabundo:to be very abundant, to superabound
superaccipio:- tr. - Greg. prendre par-dessus le marché.
superaccommodo:to fit on above, put on
superaceruo:to heap on, pile up
superactus:
superadhibeo:tr., mettre sur
superadicio:to put in, add besides, to superadd
superadiicio:tr., surajouter, ajouter en sus
superadmiro:to admire, wonder at exceedingly
superadmiror:- dép. tr. - Facund. avoir la plus grande admiration pour.
superadnecto:tr., joindre en surplus
superadornatus:further adorned, additionally ornamented
superadspergo:tr., répandre sur
superadsto:to stand over
superadultus:fully mature, past the first period of maturity
superaduolo:- intr. - arriver en volant, accourir.
superadustio:action de brûler par-dessus
superaedificatio:a building upon
superaedificium:the upper building
superaedifico:to build upon, over, Absol.
superaggero:to heap over
superalligo:tr., attacher par-dessus
superalluo:to wash over, flow over
superambulo:to walk upon, over
superamentum:a remainder, remnant
superantia:excess, predominance
superappareo:to appear above
superapparitio:an appearance above
superappono:- tr. - Boet. placer dessus.
superargumentans:arguing over and above, proving besides
superargumento:int., ajouter dans l'argumentation
superargumentor:
superarius:de dessus
superascendo:tr., dépasser
superaspergo:to scatter upon, over, med.
superasto:to stand over
superatio:an overcoming, conquering, med.
superatrix:she that conquers
superattraho:tr., tirer au-dessus de
superatus:part. p. de supero.
superaugmentum:an additional, further increase
superauratus:doré
superbibo:to drink upon, after
superbiloquentia:haughty, proud speaking
superbipartiens:qui contient un nombre et les deux tiers de ce nombre (5/3, 10/6, 15/9, etc.)
superbiter:Comp.
superbitertius:qui contient un nombre et les deux tiers de ce nombre (5/3, 10/6, 15/9, etc.)
supercado:to fall upon, over
supercaelestis:that is above the heavens, super-celestial
supercalco:to tread, stand upon
supercano:v. supercino
supercedo:tr., dépasser
supercerno:to sift upon, over
supercerto:to fight over, to fight therefor
supercingo:to cover over, in addition
supercino:tr., chanter après, [ou] en sus
superclaudo:to cover, close up
supercoelestis:v. supercael-.
supercompono:to place together upon, on the top, med.
superconcido:to cut in pieces over
supercontego:to cover over
supercorrigo:tr., corriger en surplus
supercorruo:to fall down thereon
supercreatus:grown on, adventitious
supercresco:int., croître par-dessus / [fig.] s'ajouter, venir par surcroît / tr., surpasser, dépasser
supercubo:to lie, sleep upon
supercustodio:
superdatus:part. de superdo.
superdeligo:to bind upon, over
superdestilio:tr., répandre d'en haut goutte à goutte
superdestillo:to drop, trickle upon
superdico:to say in addition
superdimidius:half as much more
superdo:to put, lay over, med.
superduco:to lead, draw over, med., to bring, put over
superductio:a drawing over, erasure
superductus:part. p. de superduco.
superedo:to eat besides, after
supereffero:to exalt, extol
superefficio:int., [en parl. d'une mesure] faire plus que le compte
supereffluo:to superabound, be superfluous
supereffulgeo:to be more than effulgent
superegredior:to surmount
supereleuo:to raise above
superemico:to spring, burst forth over
supereminens:part. prés. de superemineo; qui s'élève au-dessus, supérieur.
supereminentia:supereminence
supereminentior:plus éminent, le plus éminent
supereminentissimus:plus éminent, le plus éminent
superemorior:to die upon
superenato:to swim over
supereo:
supererectus:standing overhead
supererogatio:a payment in addition
supererogo:to spend, pay out over and above
supereuolo:to fly away over
superexactio:a demanding over and above, an excessive demand
superexalto:to exalt, above others
superexcedo:to surpass
superexcellens:very excellent, superexcellent
superexcresco:int., croître par-dessus
superexcurro:to run, stretch over, to spread over
superexeo:to extend over
superexhaustus:épuisé entièrement
superexigo:to demand, exact over and above, to excess
superexsto:int., exister au-delà
superexsulto:to leap up, exult greatly
superextendo:to stretch over, cause to cover
superextollo:to raise, exalt above
superfero:To carry over, beyond, to place, put over, Pass., to go, ride, fly, swim, over
superfeto:to conceive anew while still with young, to superfetate
superficialis:of or belonging to the surface, superficial
superficialiter:superficiellement [fig.]
superficiarius2:one who has a house on another man's land, a superficiary
superficiens:superfluous
superficies:the upper side, the top, surface.
superficium:c. superficies
superfigo:to fasten up, fasten thereupon
superfixus:attached above, fastened thereupon
superflexus:bent over, med.
superflorescens:blossoming all over
superfloresco:- intr. - Plin. refleurir.
superflua:les excréments
superflue:surabondamment, sans nécessité
superfluitas:surabondance
superfluo2:superfluously
superfluus:running over, overflowing
superfoedo:tr., salir dessus
superfoeto:v. superfeto.
superforaneus:superfluous, unnecessary, med.
superforatus:troué en dessus
superforo:to bore from above
superfrutico:to sprout forth again;
superfugio:to flee away over
superfulgeo:to shine over, to shine forth
superfusio:a pouring, spreading over, upon
superfusus:part. de superfundo.
supergaudeo:to rejoice over
supergenero:to produce more and more
supergero:- tr. - Apul. Col. entasser par-dessus, accumuler.
supergestus:Carried, heaped upon, over
superglorifico:
supergloriosus:exceedingly glorious
supergradior:to step, walk, go over
supergressio:excédent
supergressus:pass.
supergressus2:a surpassing, exceeding
superhabeo:to have over, upon
superhumerale:éphode, vêtement de dessus du grand prêtre des Juifs
superiaceo:to lie over, upon
superiaceo2:- intr. - Cels. Aug. rester étendu sur, être appliqué sur.
superiacio2:to cast over, throw upon
superiacto:To fling, toss up
superiactus:v. superjacio
superiectio:a throwing over, on
superiectio2:- 1 - Arn. action de jeter dessus. - 2 - Quint. exagération, hyperbole.
superiectus:v. superjacio.
superiectus2:a leaping upon, covering
superilligo:to bind over, upon
superillinitus:c. superillitus
superillino:I. To smear over, besmear, anoint with a thing II. To smear or spread a thing over another
superillitus:
superimineo:
superimmitto:to throw over, upon
superimpendens:overhanging
superimpendo:to spend, exhaust
superimpleo:
superimpono:to put, place, lay upon
superimpositus:part. de superimpono.
superincendo:to inflame more, greatly
superincerno:to sift upon
superincidens:falling from above, falling down
superincido2:to cut into above
superincresco:to grow over, upon
superincubans:lying over, upon
superincubo:to lie over, lie thereupon
superincuruatus:bent, stooping over
superindicticius:ajouté à l'indiction
superindicticus:
superindictio:supplément à l'indiction
superindictum:an extraordinary impost
superindictus:ajouté à l'indiction
superinduco:to draw over, cover over
superinducticius:supposititious
superinductio:an erasing
superinductitius:supposititious
superinductus:part. p. de superinduco.
superindumentum:an ouler garment
superinduo:to put on over
superindutus:
superinfundo:to pour over, upon
superinfusus:
superingero:to bring upon, to casl, heap upon
superingestus:
superingredior:tr., traverser, franchir
superiniectus:
superiniicio:tr., jeter par-dessus / mettre sur
superinlino:- tr. - 1 - Cels. oindre de, enduire de. - 2 - Cels. étendre sur.
superinpono:to put, place, lay upon
superinspicio:to oversee, to superintend, med.
superinsterno:to spread, lay over
superinstillo:to drop upon
superinstratus:part. p. de superinsterno.
superinstrepo:to sound above
superinstructus:
superinstruo:to build over, upon; to arrange over one another
superinsultans:leaping about upon
superinsulto:
superinsurrectio:
superintego:to cover over
superintellego:tr., comprendre en outre
superintendo:to have the oversight of, to superintend
superintentor:an overseer, superintendent
superintero:tr., frotter, enduire par-dessus
superintono:- intr. - résonner sur.
superinueho:to carry above, over
superinundo:to overflow;
superinungo:to smear over, to besmear, anoint
superirruo:to fall in upon, over
superiumentarius:a superintendent of the drivers of beasts of burden
superiumentarius2:Suet. inspecteur des haras (de l'empereur).
superiungo:to subjoin, add
superlacrimo:to weep, drop upon
superlatio:an exaggerating, hyperbole
superlatiue:superlatively, in the superlative
superlatiuus:superlatif / hyperbolique, exagéré / qui sert à exprimer le superlatif
superlatus:extravagant
superlaudabilis:extremely to be praised
superligo:tr., lier au-dessus
superlimen:a lintel
superliminare:a lintel
superliminium:
superlinio:tr, appliquer comme enduit [sur qqch]
superlinitio:action d'appliquer comme enduit [uniment]
superlino:to daub, smear over
superlitio:a smearing over, med.
superlitus:part. p. de superlino.
superluceo:to shine
superlucror:to gain in addition
superlugeo:to mourn over in addition
supermando:to chew, eat after
supermeo:to go, glide, flow over, med.
supermetior:to mete out abundantly
supermico:to leap over, beyond
supermisceo:tr., mêler en plus
supermitto:to throw, pour over, upon; to put in afterwards, add
supermolaris:meule flamière
supermolior:int., se démener (se dépenser) au plus haut point
supermundialis:that is above the world, supermundane
supermunio:to fortify, protect above
supernans:swimming above, at top
supernas:of or belonging to the upper country, upper, northern, growing on the Upper, Adriatic Sea
supernas2:vent qui souffle de l'Adriatique [vent d'est]
supernascor:int., croître en sus
supernatio:action de survenir, de croître sur
supernato:to swim above, on top, to float, dat.
supernatus:growing over, above
supernauigo:mt., naviguer sur
supernexiuus:qui sert à joindre [deux phrases]
supernitas:highness, height
superno:int., nager par-dessus
supernomino:to surname
supernumerarius:supernumerary
supernumero:to count in over and above
superobductus:drawn over
superobruo:to cover over, overwhelm
superobrutus:
superobumbro:to overshadow
superoccidens:setting just after, med.
superoccido:- intr. - Macr. se coucher après (en parl. de la lune).
superoccupo:to take by surprise, take unawares
superoperio:to cover over
superordinatio:the choice of a bishop's successor
superordino:to appoint in addition, to add something to
superparticularis:qui contient un nombre plus une fraction de ce nombre
superparticularitas:qualité d'un nombre superparticulaire
superpartiens:c. superparticularis
superpendens:overhanging
superperspicio:to look away over
superpeto:to ask further
superpictus:part. p. de superpingo.
superpingo:to paint above, over
superplaudo:to clap, flap over, at
superpolluo:to cover with pollution
superpondium:an overweight
superpositio:a paroxysm
superpositus:placed over, set upon, imposed
superpostulatio:an additional demand
superproiicio:tr., jeter au-dessus
superquadripartiens:qui contient un nombre et les quatre cinquièmes de ce nombre (9/5, 18/10, etc.)
superquadriquintus:qui contient un nombre et les quatre cinquièmes de ce nombre (9/5, 18/10, etc.)
superquantio:
superquartus:one fourth as much more
superquatio:to shake above, over and above
superquintus:one fifth as much more
superrado:- tr. - Plin. racler dessus.
superrasus:scraped over
superrideo:int., rire [de qqch, datif]
superrimus:highest, loftiest, topmost.
superrumus:c. supremus.
superruo:to fall, rush upon; act., Neutr., Absol.
superrutilo:int., briller en dessus
supersapio:to possess very good taste
superscando:to climb, step over
superscendo:to climb, step over
superscribo:to write upon, over, to superscribe
superscriptio:an inscription, superscription
supersellium:a shabrack
superseminator:one who sows upon, in addition
supersemino:to, sow upon, over, med.
supersero:to sow over, upon, to sow in addition
supersessus:part. p. de supersedeo.
supersextus:qui est dans le rapport de sept à six
supersido:int., s'asseoir sur
supersigno:tr., clore [fig.], mettre les scellés sur
supersiliens:leaping, alighting upon
supersilio:tr., bondir par-dessus / intr., se percher sur
supersisto:to place one's self upon, over, to stand upon, over
supersorbeo:tr., boire en outre
superspargo:tr., répandre sur / parsemé de [av. abl.]
superspergo:tr., répandre sur / parsemé de [av. abl.]
superspero:to hope exceedingly
superspersus:strewn, sprinkled over, med., med.
superspicio:int., regarder au delà
superstatumino:to place above as a foundation
supersterno:to strew, spread upon, to spread over, cover over
superstillo:to drop upon, pour on drop by drop
superstitiose:Superstitiously
superstito:Act., to keep alive, preserve
superstratus:laid over, strewn thereupon
superstrictus:
superstringo:to bind, draw together above, over
superstructus:
supersubstantialis:necessary to support life
supersubstantiuus:supermaterial
supersumo:tr., prendre par surcroît
supersuspensus:suspendu au-dessus
supertectus:
supertego:to cover above, cover over
supertegulum:
supertendo:to stretch, strain above
superterrenus:that is above the earth, superterrene
supertertius:one third as much more
supertexo:tr., recouvrir [comme d'un tissu]
supertextor:a chief-weaver
supertollo:to raise above
supertraho:to draw over
supertranseo:to pass over
supertripartiens:qui contient un nombre et les trois quarts de ce nombre (sept par rapport à quatre)
supertriquartus:qui contient un nombre et les trois quarts de ce nombre (sept par rapport à quatre)
superuacaneo:uselessly, superfluously., med.
superuaco:to be superfluous
superuacue:c. supervacuo
superuacuitas:vainglory
superuacuo:med.
superuaeo:
superuaganea:oiseau qui se fait entendre d'en haut
superuagor:to wander too far, spread too much
superualeo:to surpass greatly
superualesco:int., devenir plus fort, plus puissant
superuector:to pass, hover over
superueho:to carry over
superuentio:a, coming up
superuentor:
superuentores:a kind of soldiers
superuestio:to clothe upon, clothe
superuinco:to overcome, conquer
superumerale:the upper garment of a Jewish priest, an ephod
superunctio:a smearing, anointing over
superunctus:part. p. de superungo.
superundo:to overflow;
superungo:to smear, anoint over
superuoluo:to roll over
supinatio:a casting back, rejection
supinatus:part. de supino.
supinitas:a bending backwards
supo:to throw, throw about, scatter
supo2:to lay back, to lay on the back
suppactus:part. p. de suppingo.
suppaedagogus:an under-teacher
suppaetulus:squinting somewhat, having a little cast, squint
suppalidus:un peu pâle, pâlot.
suppallidus:somewhat pale, palish
suppalpor:to caress, fondle, wheedle a little
suppar:nearly equal
supparatura:a restoration
supparile:paronomase [fig. de rhét.]
supparo:-I. to make somewhat like, similar -II. to fit, adjust
supparus:A linen garment worn by women
suppateo:to lie open beneath, spread out beneath
suppedaneum:a footstool
suppedaneus:
suppeditatio:a full supply, abundance, exuberance
suppeditatus:part. de suppedito.
suppedo:to break wind softly
supperturbo:tr., troubler un peu [fig.]
supperturbor:
suppes:having feet turned under, with twisted feet
suppetiatus:aide, assistance
suppetilis:qui aide
suppetior:to come to the aid of, to assist, succor, Absol.
suppetium:v. suppetiae.
suppingo:to paint over, suffuse
suppinguis:somewhat fat, fatty
supplantatio:hypocritical deceit
supplantator:one who trips up another's heels, a supplanter
supplaudo:to stamp
supplausio:a stamping
suppletio:complément
suppletorium:a supplement
suppletus:part. de suppleo.
supplicamentum:a public prayer, religious ceremony
supplicanter:Sedul. humblement.
supplicator:one that prays humbly, a suppliant
supplice:en suppliant
supplicialis:penal
supplicue:humbly, submissively
suppo:-I. to throw, throw about, scatter -II. to lay back, to lay on the back
suppoenitet:to be somewhat sorry, to repent a little
suppolitor:a rubber up, polisner
supportatio:endurance; bearing
supportatorium:a prop, support
suppositicius:put in the place of, substituted.
supposititius:put in the place of, substituted.
suppositiue:hypothétiquement
suppositiuus:hypothétique [en. t. de gram.]
suppositorium:suppositoire [t. de méd.] / plateau pour des gobelets
suppositorius:that is placed underneath
suppositus:P. of suppono
suppostor:celui qui met la monnaie sous le balancier
suppostrix:she that fraudulently exchanges, substitutes
suppraefectus:an under-prefect
suppresse:comp.
suppressor:a hider, concealer
supprinceps:v. sub-.
supprincipalis:next after the first
supprocurator:v. sub-.
suppromus:an under-butler
suppudet:to be somewhat ashamed
suppungo:tr., piquer en dessous [douleur lancinante] / [fig.] tourmenter
suppurantia:
suppurata:matter, pus
suppuratorius:suppurating, suppurative
suppuratus:part. de suppuro.
supputarius:of or belonging to reckoning, computation
supputatio:a reckoning up, computation, med.
supputator:a reckoner, computer, med., fin
supputatorius:qui sert à supputer
supracaelestis:supracéleste
supradictus:mieux supra dictus.
suprafatus:susdit
suprafundo:tr., verser dessus
supragrauo:tr., surcharger
supraiacio:- tr. - Col. jeter dessus.
supralatio:c. superlatio
supralatus:
supranatans:surnageant, flottant
suprapositio:paroxysme
suprascando:to climb over, surmount
suprascribo:tr., écrire en haut, au-dessus
suprascriptio:inscription.
suprasedens:assis dessus
suprasedeo:
suprauiuo:int., survivre
suprema:s. e. tempestas), le coucher du soleil, le soir
suprema2:les derniers instants / les derniers honneurs, les derniers devoirs / les dernières volontés, testament / les restes du corps brûlé
supremitas:the highest extreme
supremo:for the last time
surcellus:c. surculus
surcillus:c. surculus
surclo:tr., attacher sur une broche, embrocher [terme de cuisine]
surclus:v. surculus .
surcula:sorte de raisin
surculaceus:woody, like wood
surcularis:producing young shoots, sprouts
surcularius:of or belonging to shoots, twigs, living among the twigs, branches
surculo:To clear of shoots, sprouts, to prune, trim, surculate
surculose:like wood
surculosus:woody, like wood, ligneous, Adv.
surdaster:somewhat deaf, hard of hearing
surde:à la manière des sourds, sans entendre
surdesco:to become deaf
surdigo:deafness
surditas:deafness
surditia:deafness
surdo:assourdir
surena:a kind of fish
surena2:the grand vizier
surio:to be in heat
surpiculus:of or made of rushes. Subst. m. a basket made of rushes, a rush-basket
surradio:to cause to beam forth, to indicate
surrado:to scrape below.
surrancidus:somewhat rank, slightly tainted
surrancus:somewhat hoarse, hoarsish, Neutr.
surrasus:
surrectio:A raising up, erection
surrectito:to rise up, arise
surrector:celui, celle qui se lève
surrectrix:celui, celle qui se lève
surrectus:rather straight, nearly straight, Comp.
surrefectus:somewhat restored
surregulus:a petty prince, a feudatory vassal
surremaneo:to remain behind, med.
surremigo:to row underneath, to row along
surrenalis:that is under the kidneys
surrepente:rather suddenly
surrepo:to creep under, to creep, steal along, creep softly on, steal upon, to come on unawares, insensibly, by degrees
surrepticius:stolen, surreptitious
surreptio:a stealing, purloining, theft, by deception, subreption
surreptitius:stolen, surreptitious
surreptiuus:false, fraudulent
surreptum:
surrideo:to smile
surridicule:somewhat laughably, rather humorously
surriguus:watered
surringor:to make a somewhat wry face, to be a little vexed
surrogo:tr., faire choisir qqn à la place d'un autre, élire en remplacement ou en plus
surrostrani:people who hang about the forum near the rostra, loungers, idlers
surrotatus:mounted on wheels, med.
surrotundus:somewhat round, roundish
surrubeo:to be somewhat red, reddish, to blush
surruber:somewhat red, reddish
surrubeus:somewhat red, reddish
surrubicundus:somewhat red, ruddy, reddish
surrufus:somewhat reddish
surrumo:to put to the udder, to let suck
surrumpo:to break off below;, to destroy
surrumus:under the udder, sucking, suckling
surrunciuus:that is grubbed up
surruo:to tear down below, to undermine, to dig under, dig out; to break down, overthrow, demolish
surrustice:somewhat clownishly
surrusticus:somewhat clownish, rustic, Adv.
surrutilo:to glow slightly, to glimmer forth
surrutilus:somewhat reddish, ruddy
surrutus:
sursuorsum:c. sursum
surus3:a branch, a stake
sus2:v. susque.
suscensio:colère
susceptibilis:
suscepto:to undertake
susceptor:One who undertakes any thing, an undertaker, contractor
susceptrix:
susceptum:an undertaking
susceptus2:client [opp. patronus], celui dont on assume la défense / client [opp. medicus], patient
suscitabulum:a stimulant, incitement
suscitatio:an awakening, resuscitation
suscitator:an awakener, resuscitator
suscitatus:part. de suscito.
susinatus:of or made from lilies
susinus:of or made of lilies
susouorsum:c. sursuorsum
suspectatio:mistrust, distrust, suspicion
suspectatus:v. suspecto.
suspectio:a looking up to, an esteeming highly
suspectiuus:qui indique une conjecture
suspecto2:in a manner to excite suspicion, suspiciously
suspector:v. suspecto
suspector2:one who looks up to, respects, a respecter
suspendiosus:of or belonging to hanging, subst. m. one that has hanged himself
suspendiosus2:one that has hanged himself
suspense:hesitatingly, in suspense; comp.
suspensio:an arching, vaulting, arched work
suspicabilis:conjectural
suspicatio:supposition
suspicatus:de suspicor.
suspicienter:avec défiance
suspicientia:estime, admiration
suspiciter:mistrustfully, suspiciously
suspiranter:
suspiratio:a fetching a deep breath, a sighing, sigh
suspiratus:part. p. de suspiro.
suspiratus2:a sighing, sigh
suspiriose:Col. à la façon d'un poussif.
suspiriosus:breathing deeply, with difficulty, breathing short, asthmatic
suspitio:mistrust, distrust, suspicion.
suspitiosus:full of suspicion
susque:both up and down, it is all one, is of no consequence
susquedeque:both up and down
sustentabilis:supportable
sustentaculum:a prop, stay, support.
sustentatio:A deferring, delay; forbearance
sustentatrix:celle qui nourrit
sustentatus:part. de sustento.
sustentatus2:a holding up, upright, a sustaining, support
sustentus:action de se tenir en haut [en nageant] / soutien
sustinentia:an endurance, Absol., patience, endurance
susurramen:a muttering, murmuring
susurratim:in a low voice, softly
susurratio:a whispering
susurrator:a mutterer, whisperer, tale-bearer
susurratrix:a whisperer
susurrium:chuchotement, bavardages, médisance
susurro2:a mutterer, whisperer, tale-bearer
suta:plates fastened together, mail
sutoricius:of or belonging to a shoemaker, shoemakers, blacking, med.
sutoritius:of or belonging to a shoemaker, shoemakers, blacking, med.
sutorius:of or belonging to a shoemaker, cobbler, shoemakers, blacking, a shoemaker's punch, Shoemakers, Hall
sutorius2:ex-cordonnier
sutriballus:a cobbler
sutrix:a sewingwoman
sutus:P. of suo
syagrus:a kind of palm-tree
sycaminon:a mulberry-tree
sycaminos:a mulberry-tree
!sycaminus:a mulberry-tree
syce:A plant, called also
sycites:fig-wine
sycitis:a precious stone of the color of figs
sycomorus:sycomore [arbre]
sycophantiose:craftily, knavishly, deceitfully
sycophantor:to play the rogue, to deceive, trick, cheat
sycophyllon:marsh-mallows
sycosis:fic, tumeur [à l'oeil]
sycotum:c. ficatum
sydus:v. sidus.
sylfi:sylphes, génies [chez les Gaulois]
sylla:débauché, efféminé
syllabarii:élèves qui apprennent à épeler, à lire
syllabatim:syllable by syllable, by syllables
syllabice:in respect to syllables, in increasing the number of them
syllabicus:syllabique
syllabos:Aug. registre, rôle, liste.
syllabus:a list, register, syllabus
syllaturio:v. Sullaturio.
syllepsis:a grammatical figure, by which one word is referred to another in the sentence to which it does not grammatically belong, a syllepsis
syllibus:v. sillybus 1.
syllibus2:v. sillybus 2.
syllogismaticus:consisting of syllogisms, syllogistic
syllogismos:a form of reasoning in which a conclusion is drawn from two premises, a syllogism
syllogistice:syllogistically, in syllogisms
syllogisticus:of or belonging to a syllogism, syllogistic
syllogizo:faire un syllogisme
sylphi:sylphes, génies [chez les Gaulois]
sylua:gen., a wood, forest, woodland
syluaticus:of or belonging to a wood, to trees, wood-
syluesco:to grow, run wild, to run to wood
syluestris:
syluicultrix:f., living in the woods
syluifragus:breaking, crushing the forest, trees
syluiger:bearing woods, wooded, woody
symbole:c. symbola.
symbolice:figuratively, symbolically
symbolicus:significatif, allégorique
symbolum2:a sign, mark, a token, symbol, Neutr.
symmetria:proportion, symmetry
symmetros:symmetrical
symmystes:a fellow-priest, colleague in the priesthood
!symmystes:initié aux mêmes mystères, (fig.) confrère, compagnon
sympasma:a powder for sprinkling over the body
sympathia:a feeling in common, sympathy
symperasma:συμπέρασμα), conclusion [du syllogisme]
symphonium:c. symphonia
symphyton:Wallwort, comfrey, boneset
symphytum:grande consoude [plante] / helenion
symplectos:pied métrique de deux longues et trois brèves
symplegas:a joining together, cohesion
symplegma:a group
symploce:a figure of speech where the same word is often repeated
symposiacus:of or belonging to a banquet, convivial, symposiac
symposion:banquet
sympoticus:convivial
sympsalma:a playing together
symptoma:symptôme
synaeresis:- 1 - synérèse (contraction de deux voyelles) - 2 - Isid. concession feinte (fig. de rhét.).
synagoga:a congregation, synagogue
synaliphe:the contraction of two syllables into one
!synaloepha:the contraction of two syllables into one
synaloephe:the contraction of two syllables into one
synanche:an inflammation of the throat, a sore-throat, quinsy
synanchicus:of or belonging to a soreness of the throat
synaphia:connexion, jonction d'un vers avec le suivant [sans syllabe douteuse]
synaxis:a gathering, collecting
syncategorema:v. consignificatio
syncerastum:a dish composed of a variety of ingredients, a hash, hotch-potch
synchrisma:friction avec un liniment
synchrisma2:gen., an anointing, med.
synchronus:synchronic, contemporary
synchysis:synchyse ou hyperbate, désordre dans la construction [des mots, de la phrase]
syncopa:A fainting away, swooning, syncope
syncopatus:en syncope
syncope:syncope [retranchement d'une syllabe dans l'intérieur d'un mot] / défaillance, évanouissement
syncopo:to faint away, to swoon
syncrasis:a mingling, blending
syndicus:a representative of a corporation, a syndic
syndon:v. sindon.
synecdoche:a figure of speech by which a part is put for the whole, the cause for the effect, or the contrary, a proper for a common noun, synecdoche
synecdochice:by synecdoche
synecdochicus:mis par synecdoque
synechitis:
synecticus:fit for maintaining
synedrium:salle de conseil
synedrus:a counsellor, senator
synemmenon:the name of a certain series of musical sounds
synemptosis:coïncidence
synergus:collaborateur
synesis:understanding
syngenicon:parenté
syngenicos:belonging to one's family, race
syngraphe:c. syngrapha.
syngraphum:écrit, billet
synhodus:confrérie (collège de prêtres) / synode
synizesis:a contraction of two vowels into one syllable
synnauus:adoré dans un même temple
synnephitis:another name for the gem
synochitida:
synochitis:a kind of precious stone now unknown
synodalia:constitutions of a synod, synodals
synodalis:of or belonging to a synod, synodal
synodaliter:par décision d'un synode.
synodia:unisson, accord
synodice:in accordance with the synod's decrees
synodicus:going, coming together, synodical, when in conjunction with the sun
synoditae:fellow-travellers, companions
synodium:c. synodia
synodontitis:a precious stone found in the brain of the fish
!synodos:v. synodus 1.
synodos:A college of priests
synoneton:a buying up, a collecting by purchase
synonymia:a sameness of meaning, synonymy
!synonymon:synonyme
synonymos:adj., synonyme
synonymon:a word having the same meaning, a synonym
synophites:
synopsis:a general view, a list, synopsis
synoris:a yoke, pair
syntaxis:the connection of words
syntecticus:ill of consumption, consumptive, syntectic
syntexis:a decline, consumption
synthema:a passport
synthesina:vêtement pour les repas
synthesinus:pertaining to a dressing-gown
synthesis:a mixture, compound
syntonator:musicien qui joue du syntonum
syntonon:a kind of musical instrument
syntononon:instrument de musique, c. scabellum
syntonum:a kind of musical instrument
syntrophium:a bramble-bush
syntrophus:that has been brought up with another
synzugia:syzygia
syreon:a plant, called also
syrigmus:tintement des oreilles
syringa:seringue, [par ext.] lavement, clystère / fistule
syringes:caverns, subterraneous passages
syringia:c. syringa
syringianus:hollowed out like a pipe
syringias:a kind of reed, cane good for pipes
syringiatus:Apic. creux comme un roseau.
syringio:c. syringa
syringitis:an unknown kind of precious stone
syringnatus:hollowed out like a pipe
syringotomium:a surgical instrument for cutting fistulas
syrinx2:roseau ; flûte de roseau, flûte de Pan
syrites:a stone found in the bladder of the wolf
syrma:A robe with a train. tragedy
syrmaticus:dragging, trailing along
syron:another name for the plant molon
syrus2:a broom, besom
systalticus:drawing together
systema:a whole consisting of several parts, a complex whole, a system
systematicus:systématique
systole:systole, abrègement d'une syllabe longue par nature
systylos:systyle [t. d'archit.]
syzygia:a joining together, conjunction, a syzygy
tabanus:a gad-fly, horse-fly, oxfly, breese; called also
tabefacio:to melt, dissolve.
tabefactus:melted, dissolved, med.
tabefio:to be melted, dissolved
tabellanio:c. tabellio.
tabellio:one who draws up written instruments, a notary, scrivener
tabernaclarius:constructeur de boutiques
tabernacularius:a tent-maker
tabernaria:the hostess of a tavern
tabernarii:
tabernarius:of or belonging to booths, shops, low, common
tabernarius2:a shop-keeper, petty tradesman, peddler
tabernola2:a small booth, shop, a little tavern
tabernula:a small booth, shop, a little tavern
tabidosus:corrupting, putrefying, decaying, med.
tabidulus:consuming
tabificabilis:wasting, consuming
tabificatio:decay
tabifico:to waste, consume
tabifluus:Neutr., wasting away, decaying
tabiosus:c. tabidosus
tabitudo:consumption, decline
tablinum:A balcony, terrace
tablisso:to play dice
tablista:sync. pour tabulista, celui qui joue aux latroncules
tabola:v. tabula
tabulamentum:a boarding, flooring
tabularia:A place where records were kept, a record-office; The office of a registrar or public notary
tabularia2:plates; (palati) the roof of the mouth
tabularius:of or belonging to written documents;, substt.
tabulatim:in rows, divisions
tabulatus:boarded, floored.
tabulinum:A balcony, terrace
tabulo:tr., planchéier
tabus:sang corrompu
tacenda:things not to be spoken, secrets
tacibundus:qui se tait, taciturne
tacito:c. tacite
tacitulus:silent, without speaking
taciturio:to desire, try to keep silence
taciturus:de taceo
tactim:par le toucher
tactor:a toucher
tactus2:gs
taedescit:it disgusts, who are disgusted
taedio:to feel loathing, disgust, to be weary, med.
taediose:wearily, tediously, irksomely
taediosus:wearisome, irksome, tedious
taeditudo:ennui
taedulus:qui est ennuyeux
taenea:v. taenia
taeniensis:qui se trouve sur un long banc de rochers (v. taenia)
taeniola:a little band, ribbon
taeniosus:plein de bandes (
taetricitas:a grave, serious expression; gravity, seriousness
taetricus:forbidding, harsh, crabbed, gloomy, sour, stern, severe
taetritudo:loathsomeness, hideousness
taetro:to render foul
taetrum:adv., d'une manière affreuse
taetrus:Gloss. forme vulgaire de taeter.
tagax:that is apt to touch, light - fingered, thievish
tago:to touch
talabarrio:mot de sens inconnu
talabarriunculus:mot de sens inconnu
talentarius:of or belonging to a talent, throwing stones of a talent in weight
taleola:a small slip, shoot, set
taliatura:fente
taliatus:fendu, taillé
talipedo:to be weak in the feet, to totter
taliter:de cette manière, de telle manière
talitum:chiquenaude
talla:a peel, coat of an onion
talpinus:like a mole, mole-like
talpona:a kind of grape-vine
talutatium:the superficial indication of the presence of gold under the earth
talutium:signe superficiel indiquant la présence de l'or dans le sous-sol
tam2:adv. = tamen,
tama:a kind of swelling of the feet and legs
tamarice:tamaris [plante]
tamaricium:tamaris [plante]
tamaricum:tamaris [plante]
tamariscus:tamaris [plante]
tamarix:a tamarisk, tamariskshrub
tame:tam
tamenetsi:notwithstanding that, although, though
tamiacus:of or belonging to the imperial treasury, fisc.
tamiacus2:an occupant of crown-lands
tamine:
taminia:tamier [plante]
tamino:tr., souiller, v. contamino
tammodo:a Prænestine provincial form for, just now, a moment since
tamnus:c. taminia uva
tamtus:v. tantus
tandiu:so long, for so long a time.
tangibilis:that may be touched, tangible
taniacae:long strips of pork
tanos:a precious stone
tantalus2:c. ardea
tanti:to be worth so much; to be valued, prized, esteemed so highly; to be of such consequence, importance, it is worth this price to me, I esteem it a light thing
tantillulum:si peu que rien
tantillulus:
tantillus:so little, so small;, neutr. subst., so little a thing, such a little thing
tantulo:abl. n. de prix, à si bas prix, si bon marché
tantum2:so much, so many
taos:a kind of precious stone of the colors of the peacock
tapanta:all things, all
tapete:sing. acc. m., acc. m., a carpet, tapestry, hangings, coverlet, sing. nom.
tapinoma:a low, humble expression
tapinophronesis:bassesse d'âme, de sentiments
tapinosis:a depreciation
tarandrus:an animal found in northern countries;, the reindeer, med.
taratantara:onomatopée destinée à imiter le bruit de la trompette
tardabilis:that renders slow
tardatio:slowness, sluggishness
tardatus:part. de tardo.
tardeo:
tardicors:slow-minded, of a dull, heavy disposition, stupid, stolid
tardigemulus:slow-moaning
tardigenuclus:qui se traîne lentement [qui a les genoux pesants]
tardigenulus:qui se traîne lentement [qui a les genoux pesants]
tardigradus:slow-paced, tardy-paced
tardilinguis:à la langue embarrassée, qui bégaye
tardiloquus:slow-speaking, slow of speech
tardingemulus:slow-moaning
tardities:slowness, tardiness
tarditudo:slowness, tardiness
tardiuscule:somewhat slowly
tardiusculus:somewhat slow, slowish
tardor:slowness
taricanus:confit, salé
taricarus:confit, salé
taricus:c. taricanus
tarmes:a worm that eats wood, a woodworm
tarpessita:v. trapezita.
tarrupia:sorte de raisin
tartaralis:imbibé de tartre
tarum:aloe-wood
tasconium:a white, clayey kind of earth
tasis:a straining, tension, exertion
tat:what! strange!
tata:dad, daddy
tatae:so! the deuce! Sa., St., Sa., St., Sa., St.
tatula:daddy
tau:the name of the Greek letter
taura:a barren, hybrid cow, a free-martin
taurarius:c. taurocenta
taurelephas:animal de l'Inde qui tient du taureau et de l'éléphant
tauricornis:bull-horned, tauricornous
taurifer:bull-bearing, bearing, feeding, supporting bulls
taurigenus:bull-born, begotten by, proceeding, from a bull
taurinae:chaussure de cuir de taureau
taurinicium:chasse au taureau dans le cirque
tauroboliatus:qui a reçu le taurobole
taurobolicus:of or belonging to a sacrifice of a bull
taurobolinus:one who has sacrificed a bull to Cybele
taurobolior:recevoir le taurobole
taurobolium:a sacrifice of a bull in honor of Cybele
taurobolus:prêtre chargé du taurobole
taurocenta:a bull-fighter
taurophthalmon:the ox-eye, a kind of rosemary
tautologia:a repetition of the same meaning in different words, tautology
taxa:a kind of laurel
taxator:a reviler, taunter, abuser
taxatus:part. de taxo.
taxea:lard
taxeota:a magistrate's assistant
taxeoticus:de taxéote
taxeus:of the yewtree, of yew-trees
taxeus2:c. taxus
taxicus:of the yewtree, yew
taxillus:a small die
taxim:gently, little by little, by degrees, gradually
taxo2:blaireau
taxoninus:of or belonging to a badger, badger.
teba:a hill
techna:a wile, trick, piece of craft, subtilty, artifice, cunning device
technicus:a teacher of art, technologist
technographus:auteur de traité [gram. ou rhét.]
technopaegnium:jeu d'art [titre d'un poème d'Ausone]
technyphion:
tecolithos:a stone, med.
tectio:f, covering
tectonicus:of or belonging to building, architectural, tectonic, designs, plans of a building
tectoriolum:a little plaster, parget, rough-cast
tectorius:of or belonging to covering, to a cover.
tectulum:a little roof
tectura:a covering over, overlaying
teda:gen., a resinous species of pine-tree, the pitch-pine tree
tegeste:ce qui sert à couvrir
tegetarius:a mat-maker
tegeticula:a little mat
tegiculum:petite natte, tapis
tegile:a covering, cover
tegillum:a small covering, a hood, cowl
tegularius:tuilier ou marchand de tuiles
tegulatus:couvert de tuiles.
tegulicius:covered with tiles
tegulum:a covering, roof, thatch
tegumenta:a cover, coverings, clothing
telamo:a male figure that supports an entablature;
telamon2:a male figure that supports an entablature;
telamones:cariatides
telephion:a kind of herb resembling purslane
telestinus:initié aux mystères
teleta:initiation, consecration
teletus:one of the Æons
telicardios:a precious stone, called also
teliger:dart - bearing
telirrhizos:a precious stone
telis:the herb fenugreek
telluster:of or belonging to the earth, terrestrial
telo:grande perche servant de levier pour tirer l'eau d'un puits
telonarius:a tollgatherer, collector of the customs
telonearius:percepteur d'impôts
teloneum:a toll-booth, custom-house
teloniarius:percepteur d'impôts
telonium:a toll-booth, custom-house
temerabilis:souillé
temerarie:témérairement, à la légère
temeratio:a forging
temerator:a violator, ravisher
temeratus:part. de temero.
temeriter:by chance, by accident, at random, without design, intent, purpose, casually, fortuitously, rashly, heedlessly, thoughtlessly, inconsiderately, indiscreetly
temeritudo:rashness, heedlessness, temerity
temnibilis:despicable, contemptible
temo:-I. a sum of money paid instead of furnishing recruits, commutationmoney -II. a beam, pole, tongue
temo2:impôt de recrutement
temonarius:of or belonging to the commutation for recruits, subst. m. a collector of the commutation for recruits
temonarius2:a collector of the commutation for recruits
temperaculum:a working
temperatiuus:soothing, palliative
temperatus2:fait de s'abstenir
tempere:
temperius:Y
temperor:
tempestillus:qui arrive à point
tempestuosus:stormy, tempestuous; turbulent, impetuous
tempestus:c. tempestivus
tempestus2:A portion, point, or space of time, a time, season, period
templaris:of or belonging to a temple
templatim:templewards, through the temples
temporalitas:temporariness, temporality; present custom, fashion, med.
temporaliter:for a time, temporarily, med.
temporaneus:happening, coming at the right time, timely, opportune, med.
temporarie:for a time, temporarily
temporatim:at times, according to time, chronologically
tempore:in time, with the progress of time, gradually
tempori:in time, with the progress of time, gradually
temptabundus:trying, making attempts
temptatio:an attack, An attempt, trial, proof
temptatrix:séductrice
temptatus:part. de tempto.
temptentabundus:trying, making attempts
temptor:Sen. celui qui méprise, contempteur.
tempulum:v. templum
tempusculum:
temtor:Sen. celui qui méprise, contempteur.
temulenter:like a drunken person, drunkenly
temulentia:drunkenness, inebriation, intoxication
tenaces:holding fast, griping, sparing, niggardly, stingy, tenacious, He., Phi., gen., Comp.
tenacia:stubbornness, obstinacy
tenacitas:a holding fast, tenacity
tenaculum:an instrument for holding, a holder
tendor:a stretching, straining, tension
tenebellae:darkness
tenebra:darkness
tenebrarius:of or belonging to darkness, a fellow that shuns the light, a giddy fellow, an obscure person
tenebrasco:to grow, become dark
tenebratio:a darkening, obscuration
tenebresco:to grow, become dark
tenebrico:to become dark, med.
tenebricositas:darkness, dimness of the eyes
tenebricus:dark, gloomy
tenebrio:one who shuns the light, a trickster, swindler
tenebro:to make dark, to darken
tenebrose:darkly
tenebrositas:ténèbres, obscurité, lieu sombre
tenebrosum:the dark
teneresco:to grow soft, tender
teneritas:softness, tenderness.
teneriter:c. tenere
tenerositas:a tender age
tenerulus:dim. de tener ;
tenesmos:a straining at stool, tenesmus
!tenesmus:ténesme, envie douloureuse d'aller à la selle
tenno:Act., to stretch, stretch out, distend, extend
tenon:tendon, nerf
tensibilis:qui peut être tendu
tensio:a stretching, stretching out, extension
tensura:a stretching out, a straining, tension, a setting up, pitching, med.
tensus:P. of tendo
tentabundus:trying, making attempts
tentamen:a trial, essay, attempt
tentamentum:a trial, proof essay, attempt
tentatio:An attack
tentator:An assailant, attempter, tempter, the tempter, the devil
tentatrix:séductrice.
tentio:tension / cordes pour tension
tentipellium:that which stretches out a skin, hide, a hidestretcher, leather-stretcher.
tentor:a holder
tentorius:of or for tents, tent-skins
tentrix:celle qui tend
tentus2:a checking
tenuabilis:making thin, attenuating
tenuarius:en tissu fin
tenuatim:thinly
tenuatio:amaigrissement, consomption
tenuatus:part. p. de tenuo.
tenuescens:growing thin
tenuesco:
tenuiarius:of or belonging to thin clothing
tenuiculus:slight, trifling, poor
tenus3:a cord, snare, gin, springe
tephrias:a kind of ash-colored stone
tephritis:an ashcolored precious stone
tepidarium:salle où l'on prend des bains tièdes
tepidarius:of or belonging to tepid water, to a tepid bath.
tepido:to make lukewarm, tepid
teporatus:made moderately warm, warmed
teporo:tr., faire tiédir
teporus:warm, mild
teramon:a plant growing near Philippi
teramum:a plant growing near Philippi
terbentinus:of the terebinth, turpentine-tree
terdecies:thirteen times
terdecimus:treizième
terdeni:au nombre de trente.
terebinthizusa:a turpentine-colored precious stone
terebramen:a hole bored
terebratio:f, a boring.
terebrator:celui qui perce
terebratus:part. de terebro.
terebratus2:a boring
terebrum:An instrument for boring, a borer, an auger, gimlet
teredo:a worm, a wood fretter, moth
tergenus:of a threefold kind, threefold
tergilla:the skin, sward, rind of pork
terginum:a hide, raw-hide
tergiuersanter:back wardly, reluctantly
tergiuersator:one who delays, declines, hangs back, a boggler, laggard
tergiuersatorius:shuffing, evasiv
tergoro:to cover cover over
tergus2:c. tergum
teriuga:phrase formée de trois membres
teriugus:thrice bound together, threefold
termen:a boundary-line, boundary, bound, limit
terminabilis:qu'on peut limiter
terminate:avec des bornes, des limites
terminator:he who limits, sets bounds
terminatus:part. de termino
terminatus2:a boundary, limit
termiteus:of or belonging to an olive-branch
termlnatus:
termo:c. terminus ;
ternarius:containing, consisting of three, ternary.
ternarius2:for triens, a third of an as
ternariusdenarius:contenant treize
terni:three each, three.
ternideni:thirteen each
ternio:the number three, a ternion
ternitas:c. trinitas
ternox:a threefold night
terplico:v. triplico
terquini:qui sont au nombre de quinze
terraemotus:tremblement de terre.
terraneola:alouette
terrarium:levée, élévation de terre
terrarius:en pleine terre, qui vit en liberté
terrenitas:caractère terrestre.
terresco:
terrestria:land-animals
terriberes:
terribilitas:the quality of inspiring terror, horrible aspect
terribiliter:terriblement, effroyablement
terricola:a dweller upon earth, a terrestrial
terricrepus:frightfully thundering
terricula:means of exciting terror, a fright, scarecrow, bugbear
terricula2:means of exciting terror, a fright, scarecrow, bugbear
terriculamenta:things that excite terror, frights, terrors, Sing.
terriculamentum:fantôme, épouvantail
terriculum:a source of terror, fright, scarecrow, bugbear
terrifagus:eating dust
terrificatio:a frightening, terrifying, terror
terrigenus:né de la terre, fils de la terre
terrio:
terripauium:c. tripudium
terripudium:c. tripudium
terrisonus:sounding terribly
territio:a frightening, alarming, terrifying
territor:qui répand la terreur [épithète de Jupiter]
territorialis:of or belonging to territory, territorial
territus:P of terreo
terrosus:full of earth, earthy
terrula:a small piece of land, a field, other men's fields
terrulente:in an earthly manner
terrulentus:of or belonging to the earth, earthly, Adv.
tersor:celui qui essuie, qui frotte
tersorium:linge ou éponge à essuyer
tersus2:a wiping off, cleansing
tertia2:(s.-ent. pars), un tiers
tertiadecumani:soldiers of the thirteenth legion
tertiae:A third part
tertiatio:a doing a thing the third time;, that which is produced by a third operation
tertiato:trois fois
tertiatus:greater by a third
terticeps:the third, the third hill
tertio2:For the third time
tertiocerius:a functionary of the third rank
tertiodecimus:
tertium:for the third time
tertiusdecimus:the thirteenth
tertiusdecumus:the thirteenth
tertus:arch., c. tersus 1
teruenificus:Plaut. triple empoisonneur (injure).
teruncius:three twelfths of an, a quarter
tesca:rough, wild regions, wastes, deserts, Sing.
tessalarius:concernant le dé [à jouer]
tessaracoste:the fortieth day
tessellarius:one who makes
tessellatim:in a checkered, tesselated form
tessellator:c. tessellarius
tessellatum:pavé en mosaïque
tessellatus:of small square stones, checkered, tesselated
tessello:tr., paver en mosaĭque
tesserarius:of or belonging to
tesseratus:c. tessellatus
testabilis:that has a right to give testimony
testaceum:a kind of brick
testamen:evidence, proof, testimony
testamentalis:of or belonging to a last will
testarius:
testatim:like sherds, in bits, fragments
testatio:A bearing witness, a giving testimony, attesting, testifying
testato:before witnesses
testator:One who bears witness, testifies, a witness
testatrix:she that makes a will, testament, a testatrix
testeus:of earthen materials, earthy, earthen, med.
testicius:v. depsticius.
testicorius:qui a une enveloppe très dure
testiculata:(sc. herba), a plant, called also mercurialis and orchion
testiculatus:having testicles.
testiculor:tr., accoupler des animaux
testicutis:ayant une écaille en guise de peau
testificatus:part. de testificor.
testilor:tr., accoupler des animaux
testimoniales:
testimonialis:of or belonging to, serving for evidence, testimonial
testis2:a testicle
testitrahus:that drags his testicles
testuatium:a cake baked in an earthen cup, cup-cake
testudinatus:arched, vaulted, med.
testudineatus:arched, vaulted, med.
testula:a small potsherd.
teta:a kind of dove
tetanicus:one affected with tetanus
tetanothrum:a cosmetic for removing wrinkles
tetanus:a stiffness, spasm of the neck, tetanus
tetartaeum:le nombre quatre
tetartemoria:a fourth
tetartemorion:a fourth
tethalassomenon:wine mixed with sea-water
tethalassomenos:
tethea:a kind of sponge
tetrachmum:a silver coin of four drachmas
tetrachordon:a chord of four notes, a tetrachord.
tetrachordos:having four strings, notes.
!tetrachordum:med.
tetracolon:a period consisting of four members, med.
tetracolos:à quatre membres [t. de métrique, de rhét.]
tetradeum:le nombre quatre
tetradice:a plant
tetradium:the number four, a quaternion, tetrad
tetradoros:of four palms, hand-breadths
!tetradorus:qui a quatre palmes de dimension
tetradrachmum:a silver coin of four drachmas
tetraeteris:espace de quatre années
tetragnathion:sorte d'araignée
tetragnathius:a kind of poisonous spider
tetragonalis:à quatre angles, à quatre côtés
tetragonicus:c. tetragonalis
tetragonismus:quadrature
tetragonium:v. tetragonum
tetragonum:a quadrangle, tetragon
tetragonus:carré, qui a quatre côtés / carré [en parl. d'un nombre]
tetragrammatos:composé de quatre lettres
tetralix:a plant, heath
tetrameter:tétramètre, qui a quatre mètres [métrique]
tetrametrus:a verse of four metrical feet, a tetrameter
tetrans:gen. plur., med.
tetrao:a heath-cock, moor-fowl, med.
tetraonymus:qui a quatre noms
tetrapharmacum:A plaster composed of four ingredients, med.
tetraphori:gens qui portent à quatre
tetraphoros:of four bearers, four bearers carrying any thing together
tetraplasius:fourfold
tetrapleurus:qui a quatre côtés
tetraplo:quadrupler
tetraptota:words which occur in only four cases, tetraptotes
tetraptoton:qui a ou qui ont quatre cas [gram.]
tetraptotos:forme qui n'a que quatre cas
tetrapylum:édifice tétrapyle, à quatre portes
tetrarhythmus:formé de quatre mesures
tetras:the number four, a quaternion, tetrad
tetrasemus:of four syllables, quadrisyllabic
tetrastichon:
tetrastichos:containing four rows, lines.
tetrastichus:de quatre vers / de quatre rangs
tetrastrophos:de quatre strophes
tetrastrophus:de quatre strophes
tetrastylos:having four columns.
tetrastylum:tétrastyle, galerie à quatre colonnes ou quatre rangs de colonnes
tetrastylus:tétrastyle [qui a quatre colonnes ou quatre rangs de colonnes]
tetrasyllabus:de quatre syllabes
tetrax:c. tetrao
tetre:v. taetre.
tetricitas:a grave, serious expression; gravity, seriousness
tetrinnio:to quack
tetrissito:int., caqueter en parl. des canards
tetritudo:loathsomeness, hideousness
tetro:to render foul
tetrum:d'une manière affreuse.
tettigometra:the larva, matrix
tettigonia:a kind of small cicada
tettigonium:petite cigale
tetus:palumbes
teuchites:a kind of fragrant rush
teuchitis:sorte de jonc odoriférant
teucria2:A plant, the germander
teucrion:A plant, the germander
teuthalis:a plant, called also, and
teuthrion:germandrée polium [plante]
teutlophace:plat composé de bettes et de lentilles
texito:tr., tisser souvent
texterna:Apul. atelier de tisserand.
textricula:a little, weaver;
textrina:a weaver's shop
textrinus:of or belonging to weaving, textrine.
textus:P. of texo
thalamegus:a state-barge fitted up with cabins
thalassaegle:plante magique
thalassegle:a plant, called also
thalassicus:of or like the sea, sea-colored, sea-green
thalassites:sea-wine, wine which has been ripened by sinking it in the sea
thalassometra:celui qui mesure la mer
thalictrum:a plant, meadow-rue
thalictruum:Plin. rue des prés (plante).
thalietrum:rue des prés [plante]
thalitruum:a plant, meadow-rue
thallus:a green stalk, green bough, a myrtlebough
thamnum:a shrub
thamnus:sorte d'arbrisseau
thannum:a shrub
thapsia:a poisonous shrub
thassa:v. thrissa.
thau:thau, dernière lettre de l'alphabet hébreu
theamedes:an Ethiopian stone that repels iron;, tourmaline
theangelis:a kind of plant growing on Libanus
theatricus:of or belonging to the theatre, theatric
theatridion:petit théâtre
theatridium:Varr. petit théâtre.
thecatus:placed, in a case, cover, encased, med.
thelodiues:dives), qui veut passer pour riche
thelohumilis:qui se donne comme humble
thelosapiens:sapiens), qui veut passer pour sage
thelycardios:a precious stone, called also
thelycon:c. thelygonon
thelygonon:A species of the plant
thelygonos:
thelyphonon:another name of the
thelypteris:the female plant of the, fern, polypody
thelyrrhizos:a precious stone
thema:A subject, topic treated of, a theme, med.
thensaurum:Any thing laid, stored up, a hoard, treasure, provision, store.
theobrotion:plante magique
theobrotios:
theodotion:sorte de collyre
theologia:theology
theologicus:of or belonging to theology, theological, heroic verse
theologus:one who treats of the deity, of divine things, a theologian
theombrotios:a plant
theonina:c. portulaca
theopnoe:romarin [plante]
theorema:a proposition to be proved, a theorem
theoremation:a little theorem
theorematium:dim. de theorema
theoretica:c. theoretice
theoretice:la théorétique (science de la spéculation, de la recherche spéculative)
theoreticus:contemplative, speculative
theoria:a philosophic speculation, theory
theorice:a philosophic speculation
theoricus:spéculatif
theostasis:niche d'une divinité
theotocos:Godbearing, mother of God
therapeutica:traités de médecine
therebinthos:térébinthe (arbre résineux).
theriaca:an antidote against the bite of serpents
theriace:an antidote against the bite of serpents
theriacus:good against the poison of animals, against the bite of serpents.
theribethron:sorte d'herbe, c. thorybethron
therion:c. dracontea.
therionarca:a plant which benumbs serpents
theriophonon:c. dracontea
theristrum:a summer garment.
thermanticus:that serves for warming, warming, med.
thermapalus:warm and soft
thermarius:préposé aux thermes
therminus:made of lupines
thermipolium:v. thermopolium
thermopoto:to refresh with warm potations
thermospodion:cendres chaudes
thermospodium:hot, glowing ashes, embers, med.
thermulae:a little warm bath
thermularius:préposé à de petits thermes
theronarca:v. therionarca
therotrophium:
thesaurarium:treasure
thesaurarius:of or belonging to treasure
thesaurarius2:gardien du trésor, trésorier
thesaurensis:a treasure-keeper, treasurer
thesaurizatio:action de thésauriser
thesaurizator:one who lays up treasure
thesaurizo:to gather, lay up treasure
thesion:a plant, bastard toad - flax
thesis:a proposition, thesis
thesium:a plant, bastard toad - flax
thesmophoria:the festival of Demeter, Ceres, as lawgiver, among the Greeks
thesmophorus:législatif
theticus:affirmant en thèse générale, abstrait
theurgia:a summoning of spirits, magic, theurgy
theurgicus:spirit-summoning, magic, theurgic
theurgus:one who summons spirits, a magician, theurgist
thiasitas:confrérie de Bacchus
thiaso:un chant ayant toute l'ardeur d'un thiase
thieldones:a kind of Spanish horse
thius:oncle
thladias:eunuque
thlasias:one made a eunuch by bruising;
thlibias:eunuque
thlibomeni:les éprouvés
thocum:sorte de siège
thocus:sorte de siège
thomex:a cord, string, line, thread
thomix:a cord, string, line, thread
thoraca:c. thorace
thoracatus:armed with a breastplate, corselet
thorace:buste
thoraciculus:a little bust
thoracium:petite cuirasse
thoracomachus:sorte de vêtement militaire
thorus:v. torus 1.
thorybethron:Plin. sorte d'herbe.
thorybetron:léontice [plante]
thos:a kind of wolf
thranis:a fish, called also
thrauston:a kind of
threnicus:élégiaque
threnus:a song of mourning, a lamentation, dirge, elegy
thridax:wild lettuce
thrion:sorte de gâteau enveloppé de feuilles de figuier
thripes:vers qui rongent le bois / [fig.] choses de rien
thrips:a wood-worm.
thrissa:sorte de poisson
!thronos:trône.
thronos:an elevated seat, a throne
thryallis:the name of two different plants.
thunnarius:of or belonging to the tunny, tunny-
thunnus:the tunny, tunny - fish
thuralis:of or belonging to incense, incense-
thurarius:of or belonging to frankincense.
thureus:of frankincense
thuribulum:a vessel to burn incense in, a censer
thuricremus:incense-burning, for burning incense
thurifer:incense-bearing, that bears, yields, produces incense, that offers frankincense, idolaters, heathen
thurificatio:offrande de l'encens
thurificator:one that offers incense, an idolater
thurificatus:one that offers incense
thurifico:int., offrir de l'encens aux idoles
thurilegus:qui récolte de l'encens
thurinus2:d'encens
thusculum:a little frankincense
thya:the Greek name for the citrus-tree
thyasus:the Bacchic dance
thyia:the Greek name for the citrus-tree
thyinus:made of the citrus-tree
thymallus:sorte de poisson
thymaterium:cassolette, encensoir, brûle-parfums.
thymbraeum:another name for the
thymbraeus:de sarriette
thymela:thymélée, autel de Dionysos dans le théâtre grec ; [par ext.] théâtre
thymelaea:a plant, the flax - leaved daphne
thymele:an elevation in the centre of the orchestra of a Greek theatre, in the form of an altar
thymelica:an actress
thymelici:theatrical musicians
thymelicus:of or belonging to the thymele or to the orchestra
thymelicus2:an actor
thymiama:a composition for fumigating, incense
thymiamaterium:a censer, a vessel for incense
thymiamatizo:int., brûler des parfums
thymiamatus:imprégné d'encens
thymiamus:qui aime le thym
thymiaterium:brûle-parfums, cassolette
thyminus:of thyme, made of thyme
thymion:a kind of wart
thymites:thyme-wine
thymium:thymion [sorte de verrue] / tumeur
thymosus:full of thyme, thymy
thymus:thym [plante]
thynnarius:of or belonging to the tunny, tunny-
thyon:c. thya
thyotes:a sacrificer, nom. prop.
thyraeus:of or belonging to a door, a gate
thyroma:a door
thyrsiculus:a little stalk
thyrsicus:de thyrse
thyrsitenens:qui tient un thyrse
tiaratus:wearing a turban, turbaned
tibiale:a warm wrappage about the shins, stockings, leggings
tibialis:of or belonging to the shin-bone, tibia, tibial;
tibiarius:a pipe-maker, flute-maker
tibicinaria:l'art du joueur de flûte
tibicinator:c. tibicen
tibicinium:a playing upon the pipe, flute, a piping, fluting
tibicino:To play upon the pipe, flute
tibinus:of or belonging to the pipe, flute
tibizo:v. tibicino  1.
tibulus:a kind of pine-tree
tichobates:a wall-climber
tignarius:of or belonging to beams
tignoserrarii:
tignulum:petite poutre
tigrifer:tiger-bearing, producing tigers
tigrinus:tigerlike, barred, spotted like a tiger
tiliaceus:of linden-wood, linden-
tiliacius:de tilleul
tiliae:tablettes en tilleul / c. philyra
tiliagineus:of linden-wood, linden-
tiliaris:of linden-wood, linden-
tilinus:
tiltum:
timefacio:
timenda:les choses redoutables, effrayantes
timescens:Part. inch., lecoming fearful of, fearing
timesco:int., s'effrayer
timibundus:
timidule:somewhat timidly
timoratus:full of reverence towards God, devout
timos:fear, dread, apprehension, alarm, anxiety, ne, inf., in, gen.
timosus:v. thymosus
tina:a wine-vessel
tinca:a small fish, the tench
tincta:dyed, colored stuffs
tinctilis:in which something is dipped
tinctio:action de teindre, de tremper / baptême
tinctor:a dyer
tinctorium:atelier de teinture / baptistère
tinctorius:of or belonging to plunging in, dyeing;
tinctura:a dyeing
tinctus:P. of tingo
tinctus2:a dipping into, a dyeing; a sauce
tineo:to be infested by moths
tineola:a little worm
tineosus:full of worms, wormy
tingens:
tinia2:v. tina
tinia3:v. tinea
tiniaria:a plant, mothmullein
tiniarius:
tiniatica:c. tiniaria
tinio:int., être rongé [des teignes, des vers]
tinio2:to ring, chink, clink, jingle, tinkle, tingle.
tiniosus:plein de vers / plein de teignes
tiniunculus:crécerelle [oiseau]
tinnilis:
tinnimentum:a tingling
tinnipo:int., crier [en parlant de l'orfraie]
tinnito:to sing
tinnunculus:a kind of hawk, the kestrel
tinnungulus:crécerelle [oiseau]
tintinnabellum:c. tintinnabulum
tintinnabulatus:belled, wearing a bell, bells
tintinnaculus:tinkling, clinking, clanking, the executioners
tintinniala:insecte qui fait un bruit aigu avec ses ailes [= le cousin, culex]
tintinnio:to ring, clink, clank, to jingle, tingle
tintinno:int., c. tinnio
tintinnum:a jingling, tinkling
tintinnus:clochette, sonnette
tinum:c. tina
tinus:a plant
tiphe:a kind of grain, Peter, s-corn, one-grained wheat
tiphyon:a kind of narcissus
tippula:an insect that, runs swiftly over the water, the water-spider, water - spinner
tippulla:araignée d'eau
tipulla:araignée d'eau
tironatus:the state, condition of a recruit
tironicum:somme pour le rachat d'une recrue
tiruncula:a female beginner, a bitch
tisana:v. ptis-.
tithymalis:sea-spurge
tithymallus:a plant with a milklike sap, spurge
tithymalon:tithymale, euphorbe [plante]
tithymalus:a plant with a milklike sap, spurge
titillamentum:a tickling
titillatus:a tickling
titillosus:chatouilleux
titillus:a tickling
titinnio:c. tinnio
titinno:c. tinnio
titio:int., pépier, gazouiller
titio2:a burning brand, firebrand, med.
titiuillicium:chose sans valeur, un rien
titiuillitium:a very small trifle, a bagatelle
titubantia:a staggering, wavering
titubatus:part. de titubo.
titulatus:part. de titulo.
titulo:to give a title to, to call, name, entitle, med.
tityrus2:animal provenant de la brebis et du bouc
tius:oncle
tmesis:the separation of a word, tmesis
tocites:sorte de plante
tocuilio:
toculio:a usurer
tocullio:a usurer
todi:
todus:sorte d'oiseau très petit
toecharchus:the commander of the rowers
toechobates:celui qui marche sur un mur, v. tichobates
tofaceus:of tufa, tufaceous
tofacius:de tuf
toficius:like tufa, tufaceous
tofineus:de tuf
tofinus:of tufa
tofosus:like tufa, tufaceous, porous
togatarius:an actor in the
togatus2:a man of humble station, a client
tolae:c. tollae
toleranter:Patiently, enduringly, tolerantly
toleratio:a bearing, supporting, enduring
tolerator:one who endures
toleratus:supportable, tolerable
toleratus2:le fait d'endurer
toleror:to bear, support, sustain
toles:gonflement des amygdales
tolleno:a swing-beam, a swipe, swape
tolles:v. toles.
tolutaris:qui va au trot [fig.]
tolutilis:going on a trot, trotting
tolutiloquentia:a talking on a trot, volubility
tomacina:a kind of sausage
tomacularius:marchand de cervelas, de saucissons
tome:a cut, separation;, the cæsura
tomex:a cord, string, line, thread
tomicla:dim. de tomix
tomix:a cord, string, line, thread
tomus:a cut, piece, bit, a cheap piece, roll of paper
tonaeus:tendu [en parl. du son]
tonanter:au bruit du tonnerre, avec des coups de tonnerre
tonatio:tonnerre, retentissement du tonnerre
tonesco:to resound
tongeo:tr., savoir
tongitio:connaissance
toniaeus:de la longueur d'un ton
tonitru:v. tonitrus
tonitrualis:thundering
tonitruo:to thunder
tonor:accent [d'une syllabe]
!tonos:tension d'une corde / ton, son d'un instrument / accent d'une syllabe / tonnerre / [fig.] le clair-obscur
tonoticus:tonique, fortifiant [méd.]
tonsae:aviron, rame, rames
tonsicula:the name of a small fish
tonsilis:that may be shorn, cut, clipped.
tonsilla:A sharppointed pole which was stuck in the ground to fasten vessels to the shore
tonsillae:the tonsils
tonsio:a shearing
tonsrix:a female hair-cutter, barber
tonstrina:a barber's shop
tonstrinus:relatif au barbier
tonstrix:a female hair-cutter, barber
tonsuro:tr., tondre les cheveux à qqn
tonsus:P. of tondeo
tonos:The stretching, straining
toparcha:the governor of a territory, district, a toparch
toparches:toparque, gouverneur d'une contrée
toparchia:a territory, district, toparchy
topaziacus:of or belonging to topaz, topaz-
topazius:
topazos2:a precious stone, the ancient topaz, chrysolite, green jasper
topazus:c. topaziacus
!topazus2:a precious stone, the ancient topaz, chrysolite, green jasper
tophus:tufa, tuff;, tufo
topia:Landscape painting
topiaria:ornamental, fancy gardening, the topiary art
topiarium:fancy gardening, topiary - work
topiarius:of or belonging to ornamental gardening, gardening
topiarius2:jardinier décorateur
topice:the art of finding topics
topicus:local
topographia:topographie, description d'un lieu
topos:a place
topothesia:situation fictive d'un endroit
topper:with all diligence, speedily, forthwith
!topus:lieu
toraria:a female waiter, attendant
torarius:infirmier, garde-malade
torcularis:de pressoir
torcularius:of or belonging to a press
torcularius2:pressureur
torculo:to press
tordylion:semence de séséli
tordylon:the seed of the plant, a plant, hartwort
toreumatus:ciselé
toreuta:one who makes embossed work, a chaser, graver
toreutes:ciseleur
toreutice:the art of making embossed work, chasing, sculpture
tormen:tourment
tormenta:
tormentuosus:full of pain, torment, painful, torturing, tormenting
torminalis:of or belonging to the gripes, good against the colic, med.
torminosus:subject to the gripes, colic
tornatilis:turned in a lathe, finished, rounded, beautifully wrought
tornatim:en tournant, au tour
tornator:a turner
tornatura:turning, turnery
tornatus:part. de torno.
torosulus:muscular
torpefacio:to benumb, make torpid
torpidus:benumbed, stupefied, torpid
torporo:to stiffen, benumb, stupefy
torques:a twisted neck-chain, necklace, collar.
torrefacio:to make dry by heat, to parch, torrefy
torrenter:violently, impetuously
torres:a brand, firebrand, med.
torrido:to scorch, parch, burn
torror:a drying up, parching, scorching
torrus:torridus, aridus
torrus2:a brand, firebrand
torsio:a wringing, griping, torments
torsor:tortor
torta:a twisted loaf, a twist
torticordius:perverse in heart
tortiloquium:langage entortillé
tortio:torment, torture
tortiono:tr., tourmenter, torturer
tortrix:celle qui torture
tortula:a small twist
tortum:a cord, rope
tortuose:d'une manière tortueuse
tortuositas:crookedness, shuffling, prevarication
tortura:A twisting, wreathing
torue:c. torviter.
toruidus:wild, fierce
toruiter:sharply, severely, sternly
torum:a round, swelling, bulging place, an elevation, protuberance, prominence;
torus3:v. torris
tosilla:A sharppointed pole which was stuck in the ground to fasten vessels to the shore
tosillae:the tonsils
tostarius:propre à rôtir
tosto:tr., dessécher
tostus:P. of torreo
totaliter:totalement
tote:totalement
totietas:the whole, entirety
totiugis:si varié, si divers
totiugus:so many
totmodus:
totus2:so great a
toxicatus:trempé dans le poison, empoisonné
toxico:to smear, anoint with poison
toxicon:a kind of
toxotis:c. artemisia
trabaria:a small vessel made of the trunk of a tree
trabealis:of or belonging to the
trabeata:[s.-ent. fabula], sorte de comédie où les personnages étaient des Romains de condition
trabes:a beam, a timber
trabica:a vessel made of beams fastened together, a raft
trabicula:a little beam
trabis:c. trabs
tracanteus:adragant
trachalus:partie supérieure du pourpre
trachelus:le cou, nom d'une partie de la catapulte
trachia:the windpipe, trachea
trachomaticus:qui fait disparaître les rugosités
tracta:pâte allongée, tracte
tracta2:c. tracta 1 / laine cardée qui entoure le fuseau
tractabilitas:fitness for being handled, wrought, manageableness, tractability
tractabiliter:facilement
tractabilius:plus facilement.
tractaticius:c. tracticius
tractatorium:a place where deliberations were held, causes tried, a place of business, session-room
tractatrix:a female shampooer
tractatus:part. de tracto.
tractio:dérivation d'un mot
tractogalatus:made of, cooked with pastry and milk
tractomelitus:cooked with pastry and honey
tractoria:a letter of invitation, summons
tractoriae:an imperial letter containing an order to provide a person with necessaries on his journey
tractorius:of or for drawing, hoisting
tractum:any thing drawn out at length.
tractuosus:that draws to itself, clammy, gluey, viscous, med.
tractura:action de traîner, de tirer
tractus2:S.
traditus:part. de trado.
traditus2:a tradition
traducianus:
traducticius:dérivé [t. de gram.]
traductiuus:dérivé
traductor:the conveyer
traductus:P. of traduco
traductus2:a passage, pass
tragacantha:goat, s-thorn, tragacanth-bush
tragacanthum:gum-tragacanth
traganthes:a species of the plant
tragantum:v. tragacanthum
traganus:a sucking-pig dressed in a particular way
tragelaphus:a kind of stag with a beard like a goat, the horse-stag
tragemata:dessert, sweetmeats, confectionery
tragematia:sweetmeats, confectionery
tragematium:dim. de tragemata
tragicocomoedia:a drama composed of a mixture of tragedy and comedy, tragi-comedy
tragion:goatwort
tragoediographus:a writer of tragedies
tragonis:c. tragion
tragopan:a fabulous bird, the bearded vulture
tragophacoptisana:tisane de gruau et de lentilles
tragopogon:a plant, goat, s-beard
tragoptisana:tisane de gruau
tragoriganum:a plant, goat, s-thyme
tragoriganus:le thym tragorigan ou faux origan [plante]
tragos:I. A kind of thorny plant II. A kind of sponge
tragularius:a soldier who placed and levelled the, to be discharged from an engine
tragum:a kind of pap, porridge
tragum2:sorte de filet
traha:a drag, sledge
traharius:one who draws a, a sledge-man, baggage-man
trahax:that draws every thing to himself, greedy, covetous
trahitorius:qui attire, qui séduit
traiecticius:that is carried over sea, transported
traiectio:a crossing over, passing over, passage, the shootings over, shooting-stars, meteors
traiectitius:that is carried over sea, transported
traiecto:to pierce through, med.
traiector:that pierces through, a piercer
traiectorium:a funnel
traiectura:a projecting over, projection, med.
traiectus:Part. of traicio.
tralaticie:négligemment
tralatio:a carrying, removing from one place to another, a transporting, transferring.
tralatitius:handed down, transmitted, preserved by transmission, hereditary, customary
tralatiuus:qui transporte ailleurs, qui détourne, qui récuse
traloquor:to talk over, recount
traluceo:To shine across
tralucidus:clear, transparent, translucid.
tramarinus:d'outre-mer
tramen:trame / chaîne [d'une étoffe]
trameo:to go over, across, to go through
tramigro:v. transm-.
tramissus:traversée / [fig.] transmission
tramosericus:qui a la trame de soie
tranato:to swim over, across, through; absol.
tranauigo:v. transnavigo.
tranquillatus:part. de tranquillo.
tranquillo2:quietly, without disturbance
transabeo:Act., to go beyond, pass by, Neutr.
transactio:A completing, completion, med.
transactum:
transactus:P. of transigo
transadactus:
transalpicus:c. transalpinus
transaustrinus:southern
transbeo:tr., rendre heureux par-delà, honorer davantage
transbibo:to drink down, drink up
transcendentia:a transcending
transcensio:hyperbate / référence contrôlée
transcensus:part. p. de transcendo.
transcensus2:a climbing over, surmounting, a crossing
transcido:to cut through, flog soundly
transcolo:tr., passer à travers un tamis
transcontra:en face, du côté opposé
transcripticius:of or belonging to a transfer, assignment
transcriptio:a transfer, assignment
transcriptitius:of or belonging to a transfer, assignment
transcriptus:part. de transcribo.
transcursim:cursorily
transcursio:a passing over, lapse
transcursorius:cursory, superficial
transcursus:part. de transcurro.
transditus:
transdo:to give up, hand over, deliver, transmit, surrender, consign
transductio:- 1 - action de faire passer d'un état à un autre. - 2 - action de faire passer d'un lieu à un autre, traversée; passage, transfert. - 3 - Aus. action de mener en triomphe. - 4 - marche, écoulement (du temps). - 5 - métonymie. - 6 - exhibition publique. - 7 - Vulg. censure, punition.
transertus:
transeunter:en passant [fig.]
transfictio:altération, contrefaçon / gram.)
transfigurabilis:transformable, transfigurable, med.
transfiguratio:a change of shape, transformation, transfiguration
transfigurator:a transformer, transfigurer
transfingo:tr., transformer
transfixus:part. de transfigo.
transfluminales:ceux qui habitent au-delà du fleuve
transfluminianus:
transfluo:to flow, run through
transfluuialis:born, coming from beyond the river
transfluuio:int., passer un fleuve
transfluuium:traversée d'un fleuve
transforatio:a boring through
transformatio:a change of shape, transformation
transformatus:part. de transformo.
transfossus:P. of transfodio
transfretanus:that is beyond the sea, transmarine
transfretatio:a passing over a strait, narrow sea
transfreto:to cross a strait, pass over the sea
transfulgeo:to shine, glitter through
transfumo:to smoke through, to breathe out like smoke
transfunctorius:carelessly, superficially performed, slight, careless, negligent, perfunctory
transfungor:int., s'acquitter de (employer) de manière à arriver au bout = avec insouciance, négligence
transfusus:part. de transfundo.
transgero:tr., transporter
transglutio:to swallow down, gulp down
transgressibilis:that can be transgressed
transgressiuus:that goes, passes over into another class, transgressive
transgressor:an infringer, transgressor
transgressus:part. de transgredior.
transiacio:
transiectus:a crossing, passing over, passage
transiens:part. prés. de transeo.
transilis:that leaps, goes across
transilitio:a leaping over
transilitor:one who leaps over
transitans:freq., going, passing through
transitiue:transitivement, d'une manière transitive
transitiuus:passing over
transito:
transitor:one who goes over, a passer by
transitorie:in passing, by the way, cursorily
transitorius:adapted for passing through, having a passage-way
transitus2:part. de transeo.
transiugatus:passed through
transiungo:to harness differently, to tackle in elsewhere
translabor:tr., franchir [d'un glissement d'ailes]
translapsus:gliding past, hastening by
translaticie:négligemment
translatitie:
translatitius:handed down, transmitted, preserved by transmission, hereditary, customary.
translatiua:métalepse
translatiue:métaphoriquement
translatiuus:of or belonging to transference, that is to be transferred, translative.
translatus:P. of transfero
translatus2:a carrying along, a bearing in procession
translego:to bequeath
translimitanus:from beyond the frontier
transloquor:to talk over, recount
translucanus:qui est de l'autre côté d'un bois
translucidus:clear, transparent, translucid.
transmarina:pays d'outre-mer
transmeabilis:that may be passed through, passable
transmeans:going over, going across
transmeatorius:of or belonging to passing through
transmeatus:Apul. traversé.
transmigratio:a removing, a transmigration
transmigratus:part. de transmigro
transmigro:to remove, to migrate, transmigrate
transmissor:celui qui se charge de, envoyeur
transmissus:ant
transmontanus:that is beyond the mountains, tramontane
transmotio:a transposition
transmundanus:qui est au-delà de notre monde
transmutatio:a changing
transnauigo:to sail across, over
transnominatio:metonymy
transnomino:to name over again, change the name of, to
transnubo:int., contracter un second mariage
transnumero:to count over, count out
transpertusus:pierced through, perforated
transplanto:to transplant, remove
transportaneus:atteint d'éléphantiasis
transportatus:part. de transporto.
transpositiua:transposition
transpositiuus:
transpositus:part. p. de transpono.
transpunctorius:qui perce, perçant
transpungo:to prick, pierce through
transscendo:to climb, pass, cross, step over, to overstep, surmount.
transscido:
transspicio:to look, see through, med.
transsulto:to leap over, across
transsumo:to take, to adopt, assume
transsuo:to sew, stitch through; to pierce through
transtillum:a little cross-beam
transtineo:to go through, pass through
transuado:to cross over
transuarico:to stretch the feet apart, to straddle
transuecto:tr., transporter
transuecturarius:qui se charge des transports à dos de bêtes de somme
transuectus:part. de transveho.
transuena:one who comes over, a newcomer, stranger, foreigner
transuendo:to dispose of by sale, to sell, alienate
transuenio:to come
transuerberatio:action de transpercer, d'enfoncer d'outre en outre
transuersa:across, askance, sideways
transuersaria:cross-beams
transuersarius:lying across, cross-. transverse, cross-beams
transuerse:crosswise, transversely, obliquely
transuersim:transversely, crosswise
transuersio:détournement de toute matière morbide
transuerso:tr., remuer en travers
transulmanus:situé au-delà d'une ormaie
transulto:to leap over, across
transumo:to take, to adopt, assume
transumptio:a taking, assuming of one thing for another, transumption, metalepsis
transumptiua:c. transumptio
transumptiuus:transumptive, metaleptic
transuoluo:to roll past, by, to unroll
transuoratio:a gulping, swallowing down
transuoro:to gulp down, swallow down, devour
transuorse:crosswise, transversely, obliquely
transuorto:tourner vers, changer en, transformer / détourner
transutus:P., stitched through, spitted
trapezephorum:a pedestal, table-support, carved table-leg
trapezia:v. trapezium
trapezita:a money - changer, banker
trapezium:trapèze [t. de géom.] / borne en forme de trapèze
trapezophoron:a pedestal, statue supporting a table, an ornamental table-leg
trapezophorum:trapézophore, pied de table
trapizius:c. trapezium
trasenna:a noose, springe, net.
traspicio:tr., voir au travers
trauectio:a passing over, across, crossing; a carrying, transporting past.
traueho:to carry, conduct, convey across, over; to transport
trauerto:v. transv-.
trauio:
traumaticum:a remedy for a wound
traumaticus:adapted to the healing of wounds
trebaciter:cunningly, slyly, med.
trebax:practised, skilled in the ways of the world, cunning, crafty, med.—Adv.
trecenarius:Of or belonging to three hundred
trecenarius2:A soldier whose pay is three hundred sestertia
trecentenarius:qui renferme trois cents
trecenteni:three hundred each
trecentesimus:the three-hundredth
trecentiens:trois cents fois
trechedipna:Greek slippers (worn by parasites)
tredecies:treize fois
tredecimus:
treico:v. trico.
tremefactio:trembling
trementer:with trembling
tremidus:tremblant
tremipes:trembling-footed, with trembling feet
tremis:a coin, the third part of an aureus
tremisco:to begin to shake, tremble, to shake, quake, tremble for fear; to quake, tremble at
tremissis:pièce de monnaie, tiers d'un aureus
tremule:tremblingly
tremulum:en tremblant, en s'agitant.
tremulus2:le tremble
trepidiarius:restless, moving briskly
trepidulus:trembling, anxious, timorous
trepondo:neutr. indecl., three pounds
tressis:Three
triacontas:the number thirty
triambi:dialogue [sur la scène] entre trois personnages
triangularis:of or belonging to a triangle, triangular
triangulatio:mise en triangle
triangulum:triangle
triangulus2:a triangle
trias:the number three, a triad
tribaca:pendant d'oreille formé de trois perles
tribacca:an ear-drop consisting of three pearls
tribas:a woman who practises lewdness with women
tribius:c. trivius
tribon:a threadbare cloak
tribrachus:tribraque [pied composé de trois brèves]
tribrachys:a poetical foot consisting of three short syllables, a tribrach
tribreuis:c. tribrachus
tribula:c. tribulum
tribulatio:distress, trouble, tribulation
tribulatus:pointed, toothed
tribulatus2:part. de tribulo.
tribulis:one of the same tribe
tribulosus:full of thorns, thistles
tribulus:an instrument resting on three of its iron prongs, while a fourth projected upward, a caltrop.
tribunale:c. tribunal
tribunitius:of or belonging to a tribune, tribunitial
tributio:A dividing, distributing, distribution
tributor:a giver, imparter
tributorius:of or concerning payment
tricameratum:a room divided into three chambers
tricameratus:having three chambers
tricenarius:of or containing thirty
tricennalia:a festival celebrated once in thirty years, a tricennial festival
tricennalis:of or belonging to thirty years, tricennial, plur. subst.
tricennium:the space of thirty years, med.
tricensimani:v. tricesimani.
tricenteni:v. trecenteni, trecenti
tricenti:three hundred
tricesies:thirty times, three millions of
tricesimani:soldiers of the thirtieth legion
tricesimarius:qui se fait tous les trente jours, mensuel
tricessis:thirty
trichalcon:a coin of the value of three, med.
trichalcum:pièce de monnaie de cuivre valant trois chalci
trichaptum:a fine, soft garment woven of hair, a hairgarment
trichias:a kind of sardine
trichiasis:a disease of the eyelids, when the lashes grow inside
trichinus:slight, meagre, poor
trichitis:a kind of alum
trichordis:three-stringed, med.
trichorum:a room divided into three apartments
trichorus:divisé en trois parties
trichrus:a tricolored gem
tricinium:a song by three voices, a trio
tricinus:c. trichinus
tricla:c. trichil-
triclinaris:v. tricliniaris, etc.
triclinarius:v. tricliniaris, etc.
tricliniarcha:maître d'hôtel
tricliniaria:An eating-room, dining-room, supper-room
tricliniaris:of or belonging to an eating - couch, diningroom.
tricliniarius:esclave qui sert à table
trico:int., c. tricor / s'attarder
trico2:-I. a mischiefmaker, shuffler, trickster -II. to dally, delay
tricoccum:a kind of
tricolon:période à trois membres
tricolor:tricolore
tricolos:adj., formé de trois membres, à trois membres
tricolum:a sentence, period consisting of three clauses
tricor:to make, start difficulties; to trifle, dally, shuffle, play tricks
tricorniger:having three horns, points
tricornis:having three horns, three-horned
tricosus:full of difficulties, perplexities, full of wiles, tricks
tricubitus:de trois coudées
tricurium:triple souci, grande inquiétude
tricuspis:having three, points, tines, three-pointed, three-tineà, tricuspid
tridacna:a kind of oysters
tridens2:having three teeth, tines, three-tined, threepronged, tridented, trident.
tridentifer:the trident-bearer
tridentiger:the trident-bearer
tridentipotens:ruling with the trident
triduanus:lasting three days, of three days, continuance
triennalis:de trois ans, qui dure trois ans
triennia:a festival celebrated every three years, a triennial festival
triennis:three years old
trientabulum:a portion of public land assigned to creditors in place of a third part of the public debt
triental:coupe contenant le tiers du setier
trientalis:that contains a third of a foot
trientarius:of or belonging to a third part, a third of one per cent., four per cent.
trientius:sold for a third
trierarcha:c. trierarchus
trieris2:trirème, vaisseau à trois rangs de rames / adjt, qui a trois rangs de rames
trifariam:triply, in three places
trifarie:triply, in three places
trifarius:of three sorts, ways, threefold, triple, med.
trifax:a kind of long missile weapon
trifer:thricebearing, that bears fruit three times a year
trifida:carrefour
trifilis:having three threads, hairs
trifinium:a place where three boundaries meet
trifinius:où aboutissent trois limites, trois propriétés
trifissilis:cleft, cloven into three parts, threeforked
triformitas:triplicity of shape
triformiter:sous trois formes
trifurcium:any thing of a three-forked shape
trifurcum:triple pointe
trifurcus:having three forks, prongs, points, threeforked, three-pronged
triga:A team of three horses, a chariot drawn by three horses
trigamia:a threefold, third marriage, trigamy
trigamus:a thricemarried man, one who has three wives, who has been married three times
trigaranus:
trigarium:champ de course pour attelages à trois, champ de course, manège / assemblage de trois choses
trigarius:of or belonging to a triga
trigarius2:one who drives a threehorse chariot
trigemini:three brothers born at a birth
trigemino:to triple, treble, med.
trigemmis:having three buds, eyes
trigeni:c. triceni
trigeranus:accompagné de trois grues [surnom du taureau divinisé chez les Gaulois]
trigesies:adv., trente fois
trigesimus:the thirtieth
trigies:thirty times, three millions of
trigintasexuir:
triglitis:a precious stone
triglyphus:an ornament in the frieze of the Doric order, a triglyph, med.
trigon:a kind of ball for playing with
trigon2:v. trygon.
trigonalis:of or belonging to the trigon
trigonarius:
trigonicus:triangular, three-cornered, trigonal, med., med.
trigonium:A triangle
trigonius:à trois angles
trigonum:triangle
trigonus:three-cornered, triangular, trigonal.
trigonus2:a kind of fish, the sting-ray
trigonus3:a soothing pill
trihemitonion:un ton et un demi-ton [trois demi-tons]
trihemitonium:un ton et un demi-ton [trois demi-tons]
trihorium:the space of three hours, three hours
triiugis:drawn by three horses yoked abreast, three-horse-
triiugus:threefold, triple
trilaterus:three-sided, trilateral
trilongus:consisting of three long syllables
triloris:having three stripes, triple-striped
trimanus:qui a trois mains
trimatus:the age of three years
trimenium:
trimensis:qui pousse en trois mois
trimenstruus:c. trimestris
trimestre:v. Keil
trimestria:graines qui mûrissent trois mois après l'ensemencement
trimetrius:containing three metres, double-feet, trimeter
trimetros:a trimeter
trimetrus:containing three metres, double-feet, trimeter
trimodia:vase qui contient trois modius ou boisseaux
trimodium:a vessel that contains three, a three-peck measure
trimodus:qui est de trois sortes, triple
trimulus:of three years, three years old
trinalis:three
trinarius:c. ternarius
trinepos:a grandson in the fifth degree
trineptis:a female descendant in the fifth degree
trini:three each, three.
trinio:the number three, a three, a trey
trinitas:the number three, a triad
trinnio:
trinomimis:qui a trois noms.
trinominis:having three names, triple-named
trinomius:qui a trois noms
trinso:v. trisso.
trinundinum:touj. à l'acc. de durée = pendant trois marchés / dix-sept jours ou vingt-quatre]
trinundinus:of or belonging to three weekly market-days
trio2:v. triones.
triobolos:
trionymus:having three names, triple-named
triophthalmos:a precious stone
!triophthalmus:sorte de pierre précieuse
triorches:a kind of falcon, the buzzard
triorchis:a plant, a kind of centaury
tripalis:that has, is propped up by, three stakes, pales
triparcus:very sparing, stingy, niggardly
tripartitio:a threefold division
tripartito:in, into three parts
tripartitus:divided, divisible into three parts, threefold, tripartite, Substt
tripatens:triplement ouvert, à trois ouvertures
tripatina:mets formé de trois ingrédients
tripatinium:repas composé de trois plats
tripatinum:a service of three dishes
tripeccia:v. tripetia.
tripedalis:of three feet
tripertitio:division en trois parties
tripes2:trépied, vase à trois pieds
tripetia:a three-legged stool
tripictus:written three times
triplaris:threefold, triple
triplarius:c. triplicarius
triplasius:threefold, triple
triplex2:threefold, triple.
triplicabilis:that can be tripled, threefold, triple
triplicarius:soldat qui reçoit une triple solde
triplicatio:a tripling, trebling, triplication.
triplicatus:part. de triplico
triplices:a writing-tablet with three leaves
triplicitas:triplicité, nature triple
tripliciter:in a threefold manner, in three ways, l
triplico:to multiply by three, to treble, triple, med.
triplinthius:three bricks thick
triplo:- tr. - tripler.
triplo2:trois fois.
triplus:threefold, triple
tripodatio:a solemn, measured stamping with the feet
tripodes:e mX
tripodius:consisting of three feet, a metrical foot
tripodo:to beat the ground with the feet, to leap, jump, dance
tripodum:trot [du cheval]
tripolion:sorte de plante
tripolium:a plant growing on cliffs
tripondis:qui pèse trois as
tripontium:endroit où il y a trois ponts
triportentum:an extraordinary omen, portent
tripotens:
tripsaca:sorte d'herbe
tripticus:
triptota:nouns, that have only three cases, triptotes
triptotos:
tripudiatio:v. tripodatio
triquetrum:the trinal aspect, that in which a planet's longitude differs by one-third of a circle from the earth, s
trirhythmus:formé de trois pieds
triscelum:
trischematistus:à trois formes
trischoenus:containing three
triscurium:triples bouffonneries, farces
triscurria:bouffonneries, farces, quolibets.
trisemus:containing three syllabic times, one long and one short syllable
trisextium:mesure de trois setiers
trisomum:sarcophage pour trois corps
trispastos:a hoisting-tackle with three pulleys, two in the upper and one in the lower block, a trispast
trispithamus:haut de trois empans
trissago:a plant, called also, germander
trissito:
trisso:to twitter
triste:sadly, sorrowfully; harshly, severely
tristega:third stories, floors
tristifico:tr., attrister
tristificus:making sad, saddening
tristitas:sadness
tristities:sadness, mournfulness, sorrow, grief
tristitudo:sadness, sorrow, grief, melancholy, dejection
tristor:to be sad, grieved, downcast
trisulcis:three-cleft, three-forked, threepointed; threefold, triple, folding in three parts
trisyllabus:of three syllables, trisyllabic
trit:the cry of a mouse, a squeak
tritauia:the mother of an, or
tritauus:the father of an, or
trite:the third string, tone
tritemoria:tierce [musique]
triticarius:c. triticeus
triticarius2:panetier
triticiarius:of or relating to wheat
triticinus:of wheat, wheaten, wheat-
tritilis:qu'on peut broyer
tritomus:a kind of sea-fish
tritonis2:l'olivier [consacré à Minerve, appelée aussi Tritonia]
tritor:a rubber, grinder, chafer, a chain-rubber
trittilo:int., gazouiller
trituratio:a threshing
triturator:a thresher
trituro:to thresh, med.
tritus2:a rubbing, wearing
triuerbero:triple coquin
triuialiter:in a common manner
triuiatim:in the public streets
triuir:triumvir
triuius:an epithet of those deities whose temples were often erected where three ways met, Diana, Hecate
triumphans:triumphal, belonging to a triumph
triumphator:one who triumphs, a triumpher, conqueror, vanquisher
triumphatorius:of or belonging to one who triumphs, triumphing, triumphant
triumphatus:part. de triumpho
triumphiger:qui apporte le triomphe / porté dans le triomphe
triumpus:exclamation des frères Arvales dans leurs processions / exclamation des soldats et de la foule pendant le défilé des troupes et du général victorieux se rendant à travers la ville au Capitole / remporter le triomphe sur qqn / [fig.] triomphe, victoire
triumuiri:three men holding an office together, associated in public business, a board of three, three joint commissioners, a triumvirate.
triuncis:of three
triuolum:a threshing-sledge
trixago:a plant, called also, germander
trochaeus:A metrical foot of two syllables, a long and a short
trochaice:en vers trochaïques
trochaicus:consisting of trochees, trochaic
trochilus:A very small bird, the golden-crested wren, trochil
trochiscus:a small, round ball;, a pill, troche, trochisk
trochlcatim:
trochlea:a mechanical contrivance for raising weights, a case, sheaf containing one or more pulleys, a block, to draw up phlegm with a hoisting-tackle, to hawk violently
trochleatim:with a block, med.
tropa:the tropic solstice
tropa2:turning;, at a game played by throwing dice
tropaeatus:trophied, adorned with trophies
tropaei:vents de terre qui reviennent de la mer où ils ont soufflé
tropaeus:turning back, returning
tropice:figuratively
tropicus:of or belonging to a turn, turning, tropical
tropicus2:tropique
tropis:the lees of wine
tropologia:a figurative manner of speaking, a metaphorical, tropical style, tropology
tropologice:figuratively, metaphorically
tropologicus:figurative, tropical, tropological, med., Adv.
!tropos:- 1 - trope (emploi d'un mot dans un sens figuré). - 2 - chant, mélodie.
tropos:a figurative use of a word, a trope
trottonarius:au trot saccadé
troxalis:an insect resembling a grasshopper, cricket
troxallis:sorte de sauterelle
trua:A stirring-spoon, skimmer, ladle
trublium:v. tryblium.
trucanti:sorte de petits poissons
trucia:
trucidator:a slaughterer, murderer, med.
trucilo:int., crier [en parl. de la grive]
truciter:
tructa:a kind of trout
tructus:truite [poisson]
truculens:c. truculentus
truculenta:fierce conduct, language
truculente:savagely, fiercely, ferociously, Comp., Sup.
truella:v. trulla
trugonus:the stingray
trulleum:a basin, wash-basin
trullio:a basin, wash-basin
trullissatio:a trowelling, rough casting, plastering
trullisso:to plaster, rough-cast
trullizatio:c. trullissatio
trullizo:c. trullisso
truncatim:en mutilant, incomplètement
truncatio:a maiming, mutilating
truncatus:part. de trunco
trunculus:a small piece cut off, a bit, tip
truo:tr., remuer [avec une cuiller]
truo2:cormoran [oiseau] / sobriquet donné à une personne qui a un grand nez
trusito:to push, thrust often
trusus:P. of trudo
trutinatio:pesage
trutinator:a weigher;, one who examines, judges
trutinatus:
trutino:tr., examiner, peser [fig.]
tryblium:a plate, salver
trychnos:c. strychnos.
trychnum:c. strychnos.
trygetus:vendange, vin nouveau
tryginon:a black, coloring matter made from the lees of wine
trygon:a stingray
trygona:a bird
tryx:vin nouveau, moût
tubarius:a trumpetmaker
tuber:Fem., a kind of apple-tree
tuberans:swelling out, swelling
tuberascens:protubérant
tuberasco:
tuberatus:covered with knobs, bosses
tuberculum:a small swelling, bump, protuberance; a boil, pimple, tubercle
tubero2:int., se gonfler
tubicinatio:sonnerie de la trompette
tubicinator:un trompette
tubicino:int., sonner de la trompette
tubo:c. tubicino
tubocantius:c. tubicen
tubracum:
tubulatio:a hollowing into a tube, tubulation
tubulus:a small pipe, tube, a water-pipe.
tubulustrium:a festival held on the 23d of March and 23d of May, when the trumpets used at sacrifices were purified, the feast of trumpets
tuburcinabundus:greedily eating, devouring, gobbling
tuburcinatus:pass.
tuburcinor:to eat greedily, gobble up, devour
tucetum:a kind of sausage, haggis
tudes:a hammer, mallet
tudiatores:ouvriers en airain
tudicula:a small machine for bruising olives
tudiculo:to stir, stir about
tuditans:striking, beating often
tueo:c. tueor
tufa:a kind of helmet-crest;, a kind of military standard, toupet
tuguriolum:a little hut, cottage
tuguriunculum:a little hut, cottage
tui:les tiens [famille, amis, partisans]
tuitio:a taking care of, keeping, guarding, preserving, defense, protection, preservation;, gen. subj., gen. obj., med.
tuitor:conservateur / défenseur, protecteur
tullius2:jet d'eau ; cascade
tumba:a sepulchral mound, a sepulchre, tomb
tumbula:a little tomb
tumentia:a swelling
tumentia2:abcès, tumeurs
tumicia:
tumicla:a little rope, a cord
tumide:en se gonflant
tumiditas:a swelling, tumor, med.
tumido:to cause to swell
tumidosus:high-swelling
tumidulus:swollen, tumid
tumorosus:inflated, bloated
tumulamen:a sepulchral mound, tumulus
tumultuarie:tumultuously, hastily, hurriedly
tumultuario:avec précipitation
tumultuatim:in haste, hastily
tumultuatio:A bustling, hurrying, bustle, confusion, tumult
tumultuatur:
tumultuo:Impers. pass., that there is a tumult, disturbance in the camp
tumulum:c. tumulus
tundor:action de frapper
tunicla:c. tunicula :
tunico:to clothe with a tunic.
tunicopallium:a garment uniting in one the tunic and the pallium
tunsio:action de frapper
tunsus:P. of tundo
tuor:the sight, vision
turabulum:encensoir
turalis:of or belonging to incense, incense-
turarius:of or belonging to frankincense.
turarius2:a street in Rome, in the eighth region
turbanter:avec trouble
turbatrix:she that troubles, disquiets, disturbs
turbedo:v. turbido 2
turbelae:A bustle, stir, row
turbidatus:part. de turbido
turbido:to trouble, to make turbid, to disturb, obscure
turbido2:orage (fig.) / état d'un liquide trouble
turbidulus:somewhat disturbed, confused
turbinatio:a pointing in the form of a cone
turbinatus:coneshaped, pointed like a cone, conical.
turbineus:shaped like a top, cone-shaped
turbiscus:arbuste inconnu
turbistum:a drug used by painters to facilitate the reception of a color, a mordant
turbor:restlessness, unquietness, disturbance, tumult, med.
turbula:a disorderly group, a little crowd
turbulenter:in a turbulent manner, confusedly, tumultuously
turbulentia:trouble, disquiet, turbulence
turbulento:to trouble, disturb
turbus:c. turbidus
turbystum:a drug used by painters to facilitate the reception of a color, a mordant
turdarium:a place where thrushes are kept
turdela:petite grive
turgefacio:tr., faire gonfler (germer)
turgio:v. turio
turgor:a swelling, turgidity
turificatio:offrande de l'encens
turificator:one that offers incense, an idolater
turificatus:one that offers incense
turifico:to burn incense, offer incense
turinus:d'encens
turio:a shoot, sprout, tendril, young branch
turmales:with those of his squadron, troop
turmalis:of or belong ing to a troop, squadron.
turmarii:recruiting officers of cavalry
turmarius:recruteur de la cavalerie
turpatus:part. de turpo
turpedo:laideur
turpido:baseness
turpiloquium:obscene, immodest speech
turpiloquus:
turpilucricupidus:covetous of base, dishonest gain
turpilucris:qui fait un gain honteux
turpilucrus:making dishonest gain
turricula:A little tower, a turret, med.
tursio:a kind of fish resembling the dolphin, a porpoise
turturella:- 1 - petite tourterelle. - 2 - homme efféminé (poule mouillée).
turundo:tr., engraisser avec de la pâtée
turundula:- 1 - Varr. pâtée (pour engraisser les oies). - 2 - Varr. gâteau (pour les sacrifices). - 3 - Cato. charpie.
turundus:charpie
tusilae:les amygdales.
tusillae:amygdales [t. d'anat.]
tussedo:a cough
tussicularis:of or belonging to a cough, good for a cough, cough-
tussiculosus:coughing much, subject to a cough
tussicus:afflicted with a cough
tussiens:one who has a cough
tussilago:the herb colt'sfoot
tussitus:expectoré [en toussant]
tusus:part. de tundo
tutaculum:a defence, means of protection
tutatio:a protecting, defending, protection
tutator:a protector, defender
tutatus:part. de tutor
tutelaris:of or belonging to guardianship, tutelar, tutelary
tutelarius:one who has the care, custody, a keeper, warden, curator;
tutelator:a protector, guardian;
tutelatus:that is under protection
tutella:v. tutela
tuto2:to watch, defend, guard
tutorius:of or belonging to a guardian
tutrix:f, a female guardian, tutrix.
tutubo:to cry like an owl, to hoot
tutulatus:having, wearing a
tutulus:a high head-dress, formed by plaiting the hair in a cone over the forehead
tuxillae:amygdales [t. d'anat.]
tuxtax:onomatopée imitant le bruit des coups de fouet
tylos:cloporte [insecte ou plutôt crustacé, le seul crustacé entièrement terrestre]
tympanicus:atteint de tympanite
tympaniolum:a small drum, a taboret, tambourine
tympanisso:v. tympanizo
tympanista:a drummer, taborer
tympanistria:a female drummer, player on the tambourine
tympanites:a kind of dropsy that swells the belly like a drum, tympanites
tympaniticus:one who is afflicted with tympanites, a dropsical person
tympanium:a precious stone shaped like a tambourine
tympanizans:playing on a drum, timbrel
tympanizo:int., jouer du tambour phrygien
tympanotriba:a taborer, a timbrel-player
typhe:massette [plante aquatique]
typhon2:A violent whirlwind, a typhoon
typhonicus:tourbillon de vent, vent impétueux
typhonion:jusquiame [plante] / c. dracontea
typhonios:jusquiame [plante] / c. dracontea
typhus:pride
typicalis:typical
typice:symboliquement, au figuré
typici:ceux qui ont la fièvre intermittente
typicus:figurative, typical
typographum:signe, indice
typus:A figure, image
tyranna:f, a princess, a female tyrant
tyrannicidium:the killing of a tyrant, tyrannicide
tyrannoctonus:the killer of a tyrant
tyrannopolita:a citizen of a town ruled by a tyrant
tyrianthinus:of a cotor between purple and violet
tyro2:v. tiro.
tyropatina:a kind of cheesecake
tyrotarichos:a dish of salt-fish prepared with cheese, Adj., med.
tyrotarichum:que c'était un plat rustique]
tzanga:sorte de chaussure des Parthes
uacans:Empty, unoccupied, without an owner, vacant
uacanter:adv., surabondamment, inutilement
uacantia:vacant estates, property without an owner
uacantiuus:surnuméraire
uaccinus:of or from cows
uaccula:a little cow, heifer
uacerra:a log, stock, post.
uacerrosus:mad, crazed, crack-brained
uacillator:un fourbe, un imposteur
uaciue:at leisure, leisurely
uacuatus:part. de vacuo
uacue:vainement, futilement
uacuefactus:part. passé de vacuefacio; vidé, dégarni, dépeuplé, délivré.
uacuo:to make empty, void; to empty, clear, free
uadatus:pass., bound over, bound, pledged, engaged
uado2:to wade through, ford
uadus:a shallow place in water, a shallow, shoal, ford.
uaegrandis:- 1 - Varr. Ov. qui n'a pas sa grandeur normale, trop petit, chétif, maigre, grêle, trop court. - 2 - très grand.
uaeneo:to go to sale, to be sold.
uaenum:sale.
uaenumdo:to sell, sold for, bribed by
uaesania:madness, insanity
uaesaniens:furieux [en parl. des vents]
uaesanio:to be insane, rave
uafellus:assez fin, assez rusé, finaud
uaframentum:a crafly device, a trick, quirk, artifice
uagabundus:strolling about, vagabond
uagatio:a strolling about, wandering, roaming
uagatus:part. de vagor
uagatus2:c. vagatio
uaginula:a little sheath, husk
uagito:
uago:act., to wander
uagulatio:plainte criarde
uagulus:wandering, roving, hastening away
uaha:ah! oh!
ualefacio:int. = valedico
ualenter:forcibly, energetically, med.
ualentia:bodily strength, vigor, med.
ualentulus:strong, stout
ualeria2:a kind of eagle
ualerianus3:un valérien [pièce de monnaie à l'effigie de Valérien]
ualetudinarius2:one in infirm health, an invalid, valetudinarian
ualgiter:awry, wryly
ualgus:having the calves of the legs bent outwards, bow-legged.
ualiditas:strength
ualido:tr., fortifier [fig.], rétablir
ualiturus:part. f. de valeo
uallatio:an intrenchment
uallatus:part. de vallo
uallecula:a little valley, a glen, dell
uallestria:valleys, vales
uallestris:situé dans une vallée / vallée, régions de la vallée
uallicula:a little valley, a glen, dell
uallus:a little winnowing-van
uallus2:a stake, pale.
ualor:value
ualuarius:menuisier en bâtiment
ualuatus:having folding-doors
ualuolae:the pod, shell, pericarp, valvules, masc.
ualuoli:c. valvulae
ualuulae:cosse [surtout de la fève], gousse, silique
uane:vainement, en vain
uanga:a kind of mattock, a spade with a cross-bar to put the foot upon
uanidicus:vain - speaking; false - speaking; subst., a liar
uanidicus2:a liar
uanilocus:talking emplily, idly, gabbling, prating
uaniloquax:mensonger, menteur
uaniloquium:empty, idle talk, gabble, prate, vaunting
uaniloquus:talking emplily, idly, gabbling, prating
uanities:emptiness, nullity, folly
uanno:to fan, winnow
uannulus:petit van
uano:to utter empty words
uanor:int., mentir, tromper
uapide:à la manière du vin éventé
uapio:
uaporalis:of or belonging to steam, vapor, vapory, Adv.
uaporaliter:like a vapor
uaporarium:a steam-pipe
uaporate:with heat, hotly
uaporatio:a steaming, reeking, steam, vapor, a fomentation
uaporatus:part. de vaporo
uaporeus:brûlant / [fig.] qui s'évapore, vain
uaporifer:emitting steam, full of vapors, exhalations, vaporous
uaporus:steaming, reeking, smoking
uapos:steam, exhalation, vapor
uappo:a moth, butterfly
uapularis:that gets a flogging, the head floggee
uara:A wooden horse, trestle
uaratio:a bending, winding
uargus:a vagabond
uaria2:A panther
uariabilis:changeable, variable
uarians:
uarianus2:divers-colored, variegated
uariatim:in various ways, variously
uariatio:a difference, variation
uariator:brodeur
uariatus:plus nuancé
uaricatio:large écart des jambes
uaricator:one that walks with his legs spread apart, a straddler
uaricatus:part. p. de varico
uarico:to spread the legs apart, to straddle, can stride over it
uaricose:full of dilated veins, with feet spread apart
uaricula:a small varix
uaricus2:with feet spread apart, straddlingly
uariego:Act., to make of various sorts, colors, to variegate
uaritus:
uaro:to bend, curve
uaro2:a stupid, boorish fellow, a clodpate
uarro2:homme grossier
uarulus:grain d'orge à l'oeil, orgelet
uarus2:an eruption, a blotch, pimple
uasarius:relatif aux vases
uasatus:coleatus
uascellum:a small vase, urn
uascio:c. vascellum
uascus:de biais, transversal
uasifer:
uaso:
uaspicetum:et vas picitum
uaspix:et vas picitum
uastabundus:wasting, desolating, devastating
uastatorius:wasting, ravaging, devastating
uastatus:part. de vasto
uastesco:to become desert, waste
uastificus:laying waste, ravaging, devastating
uastities:ruin, destruction
uastito:tr., dévaster souvent
uastulus:rather huge, bulky
uastuosus:dépeuplé, désert
uatax:varicosus
uatia2:a bowlegged man
uaticinator:a soothsayer, prophet
uaticinatrix:a prophetess, female fortune-teller
uaticinium:a prediction, prophecy
uaticinius:prophetic, vaticinal
uaticino:c. vaticinor
uaticinus:prophetical, vaticinal
uatinius2:sorte de vase [inventé par le cordonnier nommé Vatinius]
uatius:bent outwards, persons with legs bent out wards, bowlegged
uatrax:qui a les pieds tortus
uatricosus:with crooked feet, club-footed
uba:v. uva
uberatus:part. de ubero
uberitas:v. ubertas
uberrime:[positif inusité], plus abondamment, très (le plus) abondamment
uberto:to make fruitful, to fertilize
ubertus:abondant [style] / fertile
ubiquaque:wherever, in every place whatsoever
ubiubi:wherever, wheresoever
udo:to wet, moisten
udo2:a sock of felt, fur, in lemm.;
udor:pluie
uea:gen. sing., dat. plur., a way, a highway, road, path, street.
uecordiosus:plein de démence.
uecorditer:comme un fou; comme un idiot.
uectabilis:that can be carried, portable
uectabulum:a carriage, vehicle
uectaculum:a carriage, vehicle
uectator:cavalier
uectatus:part. p. de vecto
uectiarius:one who works the lever, med.
uectifer:having a bolt, well bolted
uectigaliarius:m, a collector, receiver of taxes
uectio:a carrying, conveyance
uectitatus:borne, carried about
uectito:tr., traîner, transporter
uectrix:she that carries, transports
uecturarius:d'attelage, de trait
uecturarius2:a driver
uectus:P. of veho
ueemens:very eager, violent, furious, impetuous, ardent, vehement
uefaba:petite fève
uegeiia:sorte d'embarcation légère
uegetabilis:animating, enlivening
uegetamen:the animating power, vivifying principle
uegetatio:an enlivening, quickening, excitement
uegetator:an enlivener, exciter, quickener
ueha:Varr. c. via.
uehatio:a carrying, conveying, transportation
uehela:véhicule
uehementesco:to become violent, vehement
uehementia:Eagerness, fervency, vehemence
uehicularis:of or belonging to carriages, vehicles
uehicularius:of or belonging to carriages, vehicles, carriage-
uehicularius2:a carriage-maker
uehiculatio:
uehis:v. vehes.
uela:the Gallic name for the plant
uelamenta:olive-branches wound with woollen fillets
uelaris:of or belonging to a veil, curtain
uelarius:A slave who attended to closing the curtains at the entrance of an apartment, a door-keeper
uelati:to hide, conceal
uelatio:a veiling, giving the veil
uelato:through a veil, darkly, obscurely
uelatura:transport, roulage // voile
uelatus:part. de velo
uelificatio:a making sail, sailing.
uelificatus:part. de velifico
uelificium:a making sail, sailing
uelificus:made with sails, sailing
ueliger:sail-bearing, covered with sails
uelitares:
uelitatio:a skirmishing, a bickering, wrangling, dispute
uelitatus:part. de velitor
uelito:int., v. velitor
ueliuolans:sail-flying, flying with sails
uella:a country-house, country-seat, farm, villa.
uellatio:chatouillement, démangeaison
uellatura:a carrying, conveyance
uellearis:avec la toison
uellereus:fait en laine
uellicatim:by pinches, twitches, piecemeal, disconnectedly
uellus2:v. villus
uelosus:pourvu de voiles
uelumen:a fleece
uenaliciarius:of or belonging to slave-selling.
uenaliciarius2:a slave-dealer
uenalicius:of or belonging to selling, for sale. Subst. m., a slave-dealer
uenalitas:the capability of being bought, venality, med.
uenalitius:of or belonging to selling, for sale.
uenans:part. prés. de venor.
uenaticius:of or belonging to hunting, the chase
uenatilis:springing from a vein
uenatitius:of or belonging to hunting, the chase
uenatiuus:en chasse, en quête
uenatricius:de chasse, propre à la chasse
uenatura:hunting, the chase;
uenatus2:part. de venor
uendibiliter:adv., chèrement, à un prix élevé
uendico:to lay legal claim to
uenditarius:
uenditrix:she that sells, vends
uenditus:part. passé de vendo.
ueneficiolum:dim. de veneficium
uenenarius:of or belonging to poison.
uenenata:venomous animals
uenenator:
uenenifer:containing poison, poisonous, venomous
uenenifer2:a constellation
uenenose:very poisonously
uenenosus:full of poison, very poisonous, Adv.
uenerabilitas:révérence [terme de salutation]
uenerabiliter:with veneration, reverently
ueneranter:with veneration, reverently
ueneratiuus:respectueux
uenerator:a reverencer, venerator
ueneratus:pass.
uenerosus:adonné à lʼamour
uenetus2:sea-colored, of a marine blue
ueniabilis:pardonable, venial
ueniabiliter:adv., d'une manière pardonnable
uenialis:Gracious
uenialiter:adv., d'une manière pardonnable, véniellement
uenilia2:eau qui vient baigner le rivage
uenitus:v. veneo
uennucula:a kind of grapes
uennuncula:a kind of grape
ueno:c. venor, āri.
uensica:the bladder, the urinary bladder.
uentigenus:qui produit du vent.
uentilabrum:an implement for winnowing grain, a winnowing-fork
uentilabundus:swinging to and fro, wavering
uentilatio:an airing, ventilation
uentilator:one who winnows grain, a winnower.
uentio:a coming
uentisonax:charlatan
uento:to be wont to come, to come
uentor:celui qui vient, qui arrive
uentosa:ventouse
uentose:adv., en étant plein de vent / [fig.] en apparence
uentositas:windiness, flatulence, ventosity
uentrale:ceinture
uentralis:of or belonging to the belly, ventral.
uentricola:one who makes a god of his belly, a belly-god, glutton, med.
uentricosus:
uentricula:v. ventriculus
uentriculatio:the belly-ache, gripes, colic
uentriculosus:of or belonging to the belly
uentricultor:c. ventricola
uentriculum:the belly.
uentrificatio:action de prendre du ventre
uentrifluus:laxative, purgative
uentrigo:int., aller du ventre
uentriloquus:one who speaks from his belly, a ventriloquist
uentrosus:c. ventriosus
uentruosus:bellying out
uenturus:pris adjt, [poét.] à venir, futur
uentus2:venue, arrivée
uenula:a small vein, veinlet.
uenundatio:
uenus3:vente / à la vente
uenusta:c. cynocephalia
uenusto:to make lovely, beautify
ueper:more usu. in the plur. a thorn-bush, brier-bush, bramble-bush
uepraticus:of or belonging to a thorn-bush
uepretum:a thornhedge, bramble-thicket
uepris:more usu. in the plur. a thorn-bush, brier-bush, bramble-bush
ueraciter:truly, veraciously
ueratrix:a sorceress
uerbalis:consisting of words, wordy, verbal.
uerbaliter:adv., comme verbe, verbalement
uerbascum:a plant, mullein
uerbatim:lat. tardif mot pour mot, littéralement.
uerbenaca:a plant, called also, vervain
uerbenae:foliage, herbage, the leaves, twigs, and branches, cypress, tamarisk, sacred boughs
uerbenarius:one who bears the sacred boughs;
uerbenatus:crowned with a wreath of sacred boughs
uerbenna:terre labourée
uerberabilis:worthy of a beating
uerberabundus:whipping, flogging
uerberatio:a striking, beating.
uerberator:a beater, flogger
uerberatus:part. de verbero
uerbialis:verbal, derived from a verb
uerbificatio:a talking
uerbigena:he who was born of the Word, Christ
uerbigero:to talk, chat, dispute
uerbiloquium:discours
uerbositas:multiplicity of words, wordiness, verbosity
uerbosor:int., être verbeux, parler beaucoup
uerbotenus:
uerbulum:petit mot
uerdiarium:v., viridiarium
uerecunditer:Comp.
uerecundor:to feel bashful, ashamed, to be shy, diffident, inf.
ueredarius:relatif aux chevaux de poste
ueredarius2:a postboy, courier, med.
ueredicus:c. veridicus
ueredus:A light horse, a post-horse, courier's horse
uerens:part. prés. de vereor; qui a une crainte respectueuse, qui redoute.
uerenter:avec une crainte religieuse
ueretilla:animal de mer
ueretillum:
ueretrum:the private parts
uergor:v. vergo § 2.
uericulatus:v. veruculatus
uericulum:a small javelin
ueridice:adv., véridiquement, en disant la vérité
ueridicentia:truthtelling
uerifico:tr., présenter comme vrai
ueriloquax:v. veriloquus
ueriloquium:etymology
ueriloquus:speaking truly, truth-telling
uerisimiliter:vraisemblablement
ueritus:P. of vereor
uermesco:int., devenir la proie des vers, se putréfier
uermiculate:in a vermiculated manner
uermiculatio:a being worm-eaten
uermiculatus:in the form of worms, inlaid so as to resemble the tracks of worms, vermiculated, Adv.
uermiculor:to be full of worms, wormy, to be worm-eaten
uermiculosus:full of worms, wormy
uermifluus:swarming with worms
uermigeratus:qui a des vers intestinaux
uerminor:éprouver les douleurs de l'enfantement / donner des élancements [en parl. de la goutte]
uerminosus:full of worms, wormy
uermiosus:c. verminosus
uernaclus:esclave né dans la maison / [fig.] qui est du pays, indigène, national [c.-à-d. Romain]
uernacula:a female household slave
uernaculi:esclaves nés dans la maison / mauvais plaisants, bouffons
uernalis:of or belonging to spring, vernal
uernaliter:c. verniliter
uernatio:the sloughing, shedding of the skin
uernemetes:mot celtique) nom donné à un bourg d'Aquitaine
uernicomus:having young leaves
uernifer:flowering in spring, spring-blooming
uernilago:sorte d'herbe
uerniroseus:qui a un éclat printanier
uernulitas:vernilitas
uero2:fleuret
uero3:to speak the truth
uerosus:véridique
uerosus2:qui recherche les hommes
uerriculum:a drag-net, seine
uerrucaria:v. heliotropion
uerrucula:A little eminence
uerrunco:to turn, turn about;, to turn out well, have a fortunate issue
uerrutum:a dart, javelin
uersans:part. prés. de verso et de versor.
uersicapillus:one who changes hair, whose hair grows gray
uersicoloria:dyed stuffs, colored woolens., party-colored sails
uersicolorius:that changes its color, of changeable color; of various colors, partycolored
uersicolorus:that changes its color, of changeable color; of various colors, partycolored
uersidicus:poète épique [par opposit. au poète dramatique]
uersificatio:versemaking, versifying, versification
uersificator:a verse-maker, versifier
uersifico:to put into verse, write in verse, versify
uersificor:dep.
uersificus:written in verse, versified, poetic
uersificus2:poète
uersiformis:changing its form, changeable
uersilis:that may be turned
uersiloquus:speaking in verse
uersoria:a rope that guides a sail, a sheet, to turn the sail, tack
uersute:cunningly, craftily, slyly, Sup.
uersutia:cunning, slyness, craftiness, subtlety, ingenuity
uersutiae:cunning, craftiness, subtlety
uersutiloquus:crafly-speaking, sly
uertagus:a greyhound
uertebratus:jointed, articulated, vertebrated
uertebrum:os du bassin [t. d'anat.]
uertibilis:changeant, variable
uertibula:vertèbre
uertibulum:a joint, med.
uerticalis:vertical
uerticillus:the whirl
uerticosus:full of whirlpools, eddies, eddying
uerticula:a joint
uerticulae:articulation, vertèbres / jointures [dans une machine], emboîture, charnières
uerticulum:replis de l'intestin / charnière
uerticulus:vertèbre / virole d'une canule
uertigino:to whirl round, revolve
uertiginor:int., avoir le vertige
uertiginosus:one who suffers from giddiness, vertigo, vertiginous
uertilabundus:animé d'un mouvement rotatoire / qui entre en chancelant
uertilago:chardon [plante]
uertilis:v. versilis.
uertipedium:verveine [plante]
uertragus:v. vertagus
uertraha:c. vertagus
uertumnus:c. heliotropium
ueruago:to break up, to plough, for the first time after its lying fallow
ueruculatus:furnished with a small pike
ueruculum:a small javelin
ueruecina:chair de mouton
ueruecinus:of a wether
ueruella:petite brebis
ueruina:a small javelin
uerum2:A spit, broach
uerum3:-I. what is true, real, the truth, the reality, the fact. -II. Speaking, containing the truth, true, veracious.
ueruntamen:conj., but yet, notwithstanding, however, nevertheless
uesaniens:part., raging, furious
uescitor:
uesco:to feed
uesculus:little, trifling
uesicalis:de la vessie
uesicaria:
uesicarius:of or belonging to the bladder, bladder-.
uesico:int., former des ampoules
uesiculosus:full of bladders, blisters, vesiculous
uespa2:c. vespillo 1
uesperalis:of or belonging to evening
uesperatus:grown into evening, med.
uesperna:repas du soir
uesperor:
uespertilio:a bat
uespertina:c. vesperna
uespertinalis:
uespertino:
uesperus:of or belonging to the evening, evening-
uespillo:a corpse-bearer
uespix:
uespula:c. vespa 2
uessica:the bladder, the urinary bladder.
uesticeps:bearded, arrived at puberty, manly, virile
uesticula:a little garment
uestifex:tailleur, couturière
uestifica:she that makes garments, a tailoress
uestificina:a making of garments, tailoring
uestificium:
uestificus:a maker of garments, a tailor
uestifluus:that wears long, flowing garments
uestigabilis:qu'on peut scruter [fig.]
uestigatio:a tracing, searching after
uestigiator:a tracker, spy, tracer, searcher
uestimentarius:relatif aux vêtements
uestiplex:esclave chargé de la garde-robe, valet de chambre
uestiplica:a, clothes-folder, ironer, laundress
uestiplicus:a clothes-folder, ironer
uestispex:esclave chargé de la garde-robe, valet de chambre
uestispica:she that has the care of clothing, a wardrobewoman
uestispicus:esclave chargé de la garde-robe, valet de chambre
uestitor:A maker of clothing, tailor
uestitura:ornements sculptés
uestras:of your family, nation
uestratim:adv., à votre manière
uetatiuus:prohibitif, qui défend
ueter:comp.
ueteramentarius:of or belonging to old things
ueterarius:old, mature
ueterarius2:fripier, regrattier
ueterasco:to grow old, wear out
ueteratorie:craftily, cunningly, slyly
ueteratrix:a sorceress
ueteratus:old, inveterate
ueteres:the old booths on the south side of the Forum Romanum
ueteres2:the ancients, men of a former time, the fathers, ancestors, forefathers
ueteresco:int., c. veterasco
ueteretum:ground that has long lain fallow, old fallow ground
ueterina:of or belonging to beasts of burden, the art of healing domestic animals
ueterinae:bêtes de somme
ueterinarium:a place for taking care of diseased animals
ueterinarius:of or belonging to beasts of burden and draught.
ueterinarius2:a cattle-doctor, farrier, veterinarian
ueternositas:lethargy, somnolency
ueternus:of great age, old, ancient
uetero:to make old, P. a.
ueterulus:quelque peu vieux
uetitus:part. de veto
uetonica:bétoine [plante]
uettonica:a plant, the betony
uetusculus:somewhat old, ancient, oldish, rather antiquated
uetuste:After the manner of the ancients
uetustesco:to grow old
uetustisco:to grow old
uetusto:tr., rendre vieux / au passif, devenir vieux
uexabilis:Disturbed, plagued, vexed
uexabiliter:troublesomely, vexatiously
uexata:
uexatiuus:causing annoyance, vexatious
uexatrix:she that vexes, molests
uexatus:P. of vexo
uexillarii:vexillaires [corps de vétérans sous les empereurs]
uexillatio:A body of the, a body of soldiers united under one flag, a corps, battalion
uexillifer:standard-bearing
uiabilis:
uiabundus:qui chemine, qui voyage
uialis:of or belonging to the highways, roads
uians:v. vio.
uiantes:travellers
uiarius:of or belonging to the highways, roads, for keeping the roads in repair
uiasius:qui habite sur le bord d'un chemin
uiaticatus:furnished with travelling - money
uiaticulum:a small sum of money for a journey
uiatim:par les chemins
uiatorius:of or belonging to a journey
uiatrix:a female traveller
uibia2:a plank, cross-piece
uibix:the mark of a blow, stripe, a weal
uibo2:the flower of the herb called Britannica
uibones:fleur de la plante nommée britannica
uibrabilis:That may be brandished
uibrabundus:tremulous, glimmering
uibracae:v. vibrissae.
uibramen:a tremulous motion, quivering
uibratio:a brandishing, vibration
uibratus:impetuous, forcible
uibratus2:a quivering, tremulous motion
uibrissae:pili in naribus hominum, dicti quod his evulsis caput vibratur
uibrisso:to shake the voice, to trill
uiburna:c. viburnum
uicaneus:of or dwelling in a village.
uicani:
uicanus:of or dwelling in a village.
uicaperuica:pervenche [plante]
uicaria:remplaçante / vice-préfecture du prétoire / vice-préfecture de Rome
uicarianus:of or belonging to a deputy, vicar, vicarial
uicarietas:échange [d'un bon office], réciprocité
uicariotas:
uicatim:From street to street, through the streets, med.
uicatim2:vicissim
uicedominus:vice-roi, lieutenant du roi
uicem:c. vicis
uicenalis:containing the number twenty
uicenarius:of or belonging to the number twenty, vicenary. Subst. m., a youth of twenty
uicenarius2:a youth of twenty
uicennalia:les Vicennales, fête célébrée après vingt ans de règne d'un empereur
uicennalis:of twenty years, every twenty years
uicennis:c. vicennalis
uicennium:a period of twenty years
uicensuma:
uicepraefectus:vice-préfet [du prétoire, de l'Italie, etc.] / lieutenant [d'un corps]
uicequaestor:sous-questeur
uicequaestura:sous-questure, office de sous-questeur
uicesimani:soldiers of the twentieth legion
uicesimarius:of or belonging to the twentieth part. Subst. m., a receiver of the vicesima (tax)
uicesimarius2:a receiver of the vicesima (tax)
uicesimatio:a drawing by lot of every twentieth man for execution, vicesimation
uicessis:viginti asses
uicialia:the stalks, haulm of vetches
uiciarius:of or belonging to vetches
uicibus:s.-ent. alternativement, à tour de rôle.
uicinarius:neighboring, near, a by-way
uicine:inus.), adv., près, proche
uicinitus:in the neighborhood, close by
uicinor:to be neighboring, near
uicissatim:in return, again
uicissitas:change, alternation
uicomagister:surveillant d'un quartier = magister vici
uictimarius:of or belonging to victims.
uictimarius2:An assistant at sacrifices
uictimator:celui qui frappe la victime
uictimo:to offer in sacrifice, to sacrifice
uictorialis:of or belonging to victory
uictorialis2:a plant, called also Idaea Daphne
uictoriatus:gained by victory
uictoriosus:victorious, Sup.
uictualia:vivres, victuailles, aliments
uictualis:of or belonging to nourishment, sustenance
uictuarius:of or belonging to sustenance
uictumarius:c. victimarius
uicturus:part. f. de vinco
uictus2:part. de vinco
uiculus:a little village, hamlet
uidens:a seer, prophet
uideor:être vu / se montrer (apparaître) visiblement, manifestement / qu'il importait beaucoup que les ressources de l'Italie apparussent assez grandes pour... / [avec attribut] / [avec inf.] / [parenthèses avec tour personnel] / [impers.] / je crois, tu crois, il croit / [datif non exprimé] / [tour impers.] / il paraît bon à qqn, qqn trouve bon, qqn est d'avis / [formule de politesse], s'il te paraît bon, si tu veux bien, s'il te plaît / [avec inf. exprimé ou sous-entendu] / pour exprimer une opinion philosophique, avec prop. inf.]
uidualis:of or belonging to a widow, widow-
uiduatus:part. de viduo
uiduatus2:widowhood
uiduus2:un veuf
uieo:to bend, twist together, to plait, weave
uiesco:to shrink up, shrivel, wither
uietor:a basket-maker, trunk-maker, cooper
uigeni:twenty each, twenty
uigesimus:the twentieth.
uigessis:twenty
uigidus:éveillé, vif
uigilabilis:wakeful, watchful
uigilate:watchfully, vigilantly
uigilatio:wakefulness, sleeplessness
uigilatus:part. p. de vigilo
uigiliarium:A watchtower
uigilium:wakefulness, sleeplessness, a lying awake
uigintiangulus:having twenty angles
uigintiseuir:membre d'un collège de vingt-six magistrats
uigintisexuir:membre d'un collège de vingt-six magistrats
uigintiuir:un vigintivir
uigintiuiri:a college, board of twenty men, the
uigitulus:d'après
uigorans:qui fortifie [au moral] / int., qui se fortifie [au moral]
uigoratus:vigoureux, fort / fortifié
uigoro:Act., to animate, invigorate
uila:v. villa.
uile:pris advt, sans valeur [fig.]
uilefacio:tr., dégrader, flétrir
uilesco:to become worthless, bad, vile
uilicatus:a stewardship
uilico:To act as bailiff, overseer; to superintend
uilico2:one managing a farm; a bailiff, overseer
uilicor:To act as bailiff, overseer; to superintend
uilicus2:of or belonging to a countryhouse, villa, substt.
uilifico:to make, esteem of little value
uilipendo:to hold in slight esteem, to depreciate, despise, vilipend
uilito:to make cheap, of little esteem, to humble, debase, degrade
uillaris:of or belonging to a country-seat, villa
uillaticus:of or belonging to a country-house, villa
uillica:e
uillico:To act as bailiff, overseer; to superintend
uillico2:one managing a farm; a bailiff, overseer
uillicor:int., être fermier, exploiter une ferme / vivre à la campagne
uillicus:of or belonging to a countryhouse, villa, substt.
uillum:a sup of wine
uiminalis2:of or belonging to osiers.
uiminarius:a dealer in wicker-work
uiminetum:a willowcopse
uinaceum:pépin [du raisin] / marc des raisins
uinaceus:of or belonging to wine, to the grape, Substt.
uinacia:marc des raisins
uinaciola:sorte de raisin
uinacium:pépin [du raisin] / marc des raisins
uinalis:of or belonging to wine.
uinariarius:a wine - dealer, vintner
uinarius2:A wine-bibber
uincaperuinca:a plant, periwinkle
uincens:part. présent de vinco.
uincenter:adv., d'une manière victorieuse, victorieusement
uinceus:v. junceus.
uincibilis:Pass., that can be easily gained
uincipes:qui a les pieds liés
uinctim:
uinctio:a binding, ligature, a shoetie&mdash
uinctor:a binder
uinctura:a bandage, ligature, vincture
uinctus:P. of vincio
uinculatus:part. de vinculo
uinculo:to fetter, bind, chain
uindemialia:fêtes de la vendange
uindemialis:of or belonging to the vintage, med.
uindemiatorius:of or belonging to the vintage
uindemio:to gather grapes, gather the vintage, absol.
uindemiola:a little vintage
uindicator:an avenger
uindicatrix:vindex
uindicatus:part. de vindico
uindicia:a laying claim to, a legal claim, has falsely obtained possession of the thing claimed
uindicium:protection, défense
uindictor:défenseur, protecteur
uindictrix:
uinealis:of or belonging to vines
uinearius:of or belonging to vines
uineaticus:of or belonging to vines
uineola:petit vignoble
uinibua:a female wine-bibber
uinifer:wine-producing
uinifusor:échanson
uinito:à qqn
uinitorius:of or belonging to a vine-dresser
uiniuorax:avaleur de vin, sac à vin
uinolenties:
uinositas:the flavor of wine
uinulentia:ivresse, ivrognerie
uinulum:c. villum
uinulus:v. vinnu-.
uio:to go, travel
uiocurus:an overseer, constructor of roads
uiolaceum:couleur violette
uiolaceus:violet-colored, violet
uiolacium:violet-wine
uiolaris:of or belonging to violets, violet-, the day on which graves were garlanded with violets, roses
uiolatrix:she who profanes, violates
uiolatum:c. violacium
uiolatus:flavored with violets
uioleus:violet, of a violet color
uiperalis:of or for vipers
uiperina:Serpent - formed, serpent-like
uipio:a kind of small crane
uira:a woman
uiraceus:semblable à un homme
uiratus:of a manly spirit, manly
uiratus2:manly conduct, manliness
uirdiarium:a plantation of trees, a pleasure-garden
uirdicatus:c. viridicatus
uirecta:a green place, greensward, grass-plats
uireo2:a kind of bird;, the greenfinch
uires:N
uiretum:a place overgrown with grass, a green place, greensward, sod, turf
uirgarius:licteur
uirgea:branches flexibles
uirgetum:a thicket of rods, osiers
uirgidemia:a harvest of rods, of stripes, blows
uirgifer:
uirginal:animal de mer / parties sexuelles de la femme
uirginale:
uirginarius:of or belonging to virgins, virgin-cat, virgin-stealer
uirginor:to act, behave like a virgin, to play the virgin
uirgosus:full of twigs
uirgulatus:striped
uirgultosus:c. virgultus
uirgultus:full of bushes, thickets, shrubby
uiria:c. viriola
uiriae:a kind of ornament for the arm, armlets, bracelets, med.
uiriatus:adorned with bracelets
uiriculae:little strength, small force
uiriculum:a graving-tool, graver, burin
uiridarius:préposé à un jardin
uiride2:greenly, verdantly
uiridesco:to grow, become green
uiridia:green plants, herbs, trees
uiridiariolum:
uiridiarium:a plantation of trees, a pleasure-garden
uiridicans:greenish
uiridicatus:made green, green
uiridico:
uiriolae:
uiriose:strongly, violently, med.
uiriosus:strong, robust, violent, med.
uiripotens:fit for a husband, marriageable, nubile
uiripotens2:mighty in power, mighty, powerful
uiritanus:territoire qu'on distribue par tête
uiror:green color, greenness, verdure
uirosus:fond of men, longing after men, med.
uirosus2:Full of, covered with slime, slimy, Sup.
uirtuosus:virtuous, good
uirtutificatio:action de produire la vertu
uirulentia:an offensive odor, a stench, med.
uirulentus:full of poison, poisonous, virulent
uirunum:a town in Noricum
uisabundus:facile à voir
uiscarago:carline [plante]
uiscarium:piège [fig.]
uiscarius:celui qui chasse aux gluaux
uiscatorium:a snare
uiscatura:
uiscellatus:stuffed with the entrails, med.
uiscellum:farce de viande
uiscera:the inner parts, the internal organs, the inwards, viscera
uisceralis:
uisceratim:piecemeal
uiscereus:consisting of flesh
uiscidus:clammy, sticky, viscid
uiscosus:full of birdlime, sticky, viscous
uisenda:objects worth notice, sights
uisibilis:Pass., that may be seen, visible
uisibilitas:visibility
uisibiliter:visibly
uisibundus:c. visabundus
uisificus:causing to see, conferring sight
uisio2:
uisitatio:A sight, appearance
uisitator:a visitor, a protector
uisitatus:part. passé de visito.
uisium:a stench
uisor:a scout
uisorium:théâtre, spectacle
uispellio:a class of thieves who robbed corpses of their grave-clothes
uispillo:c. vespillo
uisualia:the power of vision
uisualis:attained by sight
uisualitas:the power of seeing, the faculty of sight, vision
uisula:a kind of vine
uisulla:sorte de vigne
uisus2:rapporter un fait comme s'il avait été vu
uitabilis:that may, ought to be shunned
uitalitas:vital force, life, vitality
uitarifer:qui dessèche la vigne
uitator:celui qui évite
uitatus:part. de vito
uitecula:A little vine
uitellina:calf's-flesh, veal
uitellum:jaune d'oeuf
uitex:the chaste-tree, Abraham's balm
uitiabilis:that may be harmed, violable, corruptible
uitiatio:an injuring, violation, corruption
uitiator:an injurer, violator, corrupter
uitiatus:part. de vitio
uiticarpifer:that serves for pruning vines
uiticella:a plant
uiticola:a cultivator of vines, a vine-planter
uiticomus:adorned, crowned with vine-leaves
uitifer:vinebearing, supporting, producing vines
uitilena:a bawd, procuress
uitilia:paniers d'osier
uitiliginosus:dartreux
uitiligo:a kind of cutaneous eruption, tetter
uitilitigator:a brawler, wrangler
uitilla:[t. de caresse], ma chère vie, ma vie
uitineus:of the vine, vine-
uitiosa:misfortune, ruin
uitiositas:faultiness, corruption, viciousness, vice.
uitiparra:a small bird, titmouse
uitor:a basket-maker, trunk-maker, cooper
uitrarium:verrerie
uitrarius:de verre
uitrarius2:a glass-worker, glassblower
uitrea:like glass, glassy, clear, bright, shining, transparent, transparent
uitreamen:glassware
uitreamina:c. vitrea
uitreolus:of glass
uitriaria:a plant, called also, wall-pellitory
uitriarius:verrier, celui qui travaille et souffle le verre
uitrius:de verre
uitulamen:a shoot, sucker, sprig
uitulatio:a public thanksgiving, other festival
uitulinus:of a calf.
uitulor:to celebrate a festival, keep holiday, be joyful
uituperabilis:blameworthy, blamable, censurable
uituperabiliter:blamably
uituperabiter:d'une manière défectueuse (blâmable).
uituperatiuus:qui contient (qui exprime) un blâme
uituperator:a blamer, censurer, vituperator
uitupero2:a blamer, censurer, vituperator
uitus:jantes d'une roue
uiuaciter:adv., avec ardeur, avec chaleur [fig.]
uiuarius:of or belonging to living creatures.
uiuerra:a ferret
uiuerrarium:lieu où l'on nourrit les furets
uiuicomburium:a burning of people alive, med.
uiuide:d'une manière plus expressive
uiuido:to make alive, produce
uiuificatio:a making alive, quickening, vivification
uiuificator:he who makes alive, a quickener, vivifier, med.
uiuificatorius:life-giving
uiuificatrix:adj. f., vivifiante
uiuifico:to make alive, restore to life, quicken, vivify
uiuificus:making alive, quickening, vivifying, vivific
uiuiparus:that brings forth its young alive, viviparous
uiuisco:to become alive, get life, spring forth.
uix2:v. vicis.
ulceraria:the plant horehound
ulcisco:c. ulciscor
ulex:a shrub resembling rosemary
uliarus:
uliginosa:swamps, marshes
uliginosus:full of moisture, wet, moist, damp, marshy
ullageris:v. orcularis
ullatenus:in any respect whatever
ulmanus:situé près des ormes
ulmarium:a plantation, nursery of elms
ulmetum:c. ulmarium
ulmitriba:one that wears out elms, is often beaten with elm-rods
ulophonon:a variety of the plant
ulophyton:sorte de carline [plante]
ulter:that is beyond, on the other side.
ulteriores:the more remote, or more distant persons
ulterius2:something more, any thing further
ultima:the farthest, most remote things
ultime:Extremely, to the last degree
ultimi:the farthest, most remote
ultimo:to come to an end, be at the last
ultorius:of or belonging to vengeance, avenging
ultorsum:
ultramundanus:that is beyond the world, ultra - mundane
ultratus:situé au-delà
ultroneitas:freewill, voluntariness
ultroneus:of one's own accord, voluntary
ultrorsum:farther onwards
ultrotributa:v. ultro fin.
ultus:P. of ulciscor
ulucus:a screech-owl
ululamen:a howling, wailing, howl
ululatio:a howling, wailing, lamentation
ululatus2:part. de ululo
uluosus:abounding in sedge
umber2:sorte de mouton
umbilicaris:of or belonging to the navel, umbilical, med.
umbilicatus:navel-shaped, umbilicate
umbrabilis:qui n'est qu'une ombre, vain
umbraliter:figuratively, metaphorically
umbratice:adv., en ombre, en apparence
umbraticola:one who is fond of the shade, an effeminate person, a lounger
umbratilis:remaining in the shade, in retirement, at home; private, retired, contemplative.
umbratiliter:in outline, slightly
umbratim:adv., en formant de l'ombre
umbratio:a shadowing
umbratus:shady, shaded, overhung
umbrella:
umbresco:to shadow, become shadowy, darken
umectatio:a moistening, watering, moisture, Absol.
umefacio:to make moist, to moisten, wet
umens:part. de humeo
umerale:a covering for the shoulders, a, cape
umerulus:a little shoulder
umide:moistly, by reason of moisture
umifer:containing moisture, moist
umifico:to make moist, to moisten
umificus:that renders moist, moistening
umorosus:moist, wet, med.
unaetuicesimani:soldiers of the twentyfirst legion
unaetuicesimus:the twentyfirst
unanimans:of one mind, of one accord
unanimis:of one mind, accordant, harmonious, unanimous, Adv.
unanimitas:unanimity, concord
unanimiter:unanimously, cordially
unarius:qui est d'une seule forme
unasyllabus:of one syllable
uncatio:a bending inwards, a hooking, curving, med.
uncatus:bent inwards, hooked, curved
uncialis:of or belonging to a twelfth part, amounting to a twelfth part
unciatim:by twelfths, by ounces.
uncinatus:furnished with hooks, tenters, barbed
uncino:int., pêcher à lʼhameçon, à la ligne
uncinulus:petit crochet
uncinus:crochu, recourbé
uncinus2:a hook, barb
uncipes:having feet bent in, crook-footed
unco:to sound, roar like a bear
unctiusculus:somewhat unctuous
unctorius:qui concerne les frictions
unctrinum:c. unctorium
unctrix:celle qui frictionne
unctulum:un peu dʼonguent
unctulus:besmeared, anointed.
unctura:an anointing
unctus2:an anointing, anointment
undabundus:full of waves, surging, billowy
undanter:en ondoyant / par torrents [fig.]
undatim:in a waving manner, like waves
undatio:écume
undatus:ondé, ondulé, onduleux
undecennis:âgé de onze ans
undecentesimus:the ninety-ninth
undecentum:ninety-nine
undecies:eleven times
undecimani:v. undecumani.
undecimprimus:l'un des douze premiers citoyens de la ville
undecimuiri:v. undecim.
undeciremis:a ship of eleven banks of oars
undecumani:soldiers of the eleventh legion
undecunde:adv., de toutes parts
undecunque:from wherever, whencesoever, from what place, part soever, gentium
undelibet:whence you will, whencesoever, from any place whatever, from anywhere, rel., from whatever quarter
undenarius:containing eleven, med.
undenonagesimus:quatre-vingt-neuvième
undenonaginta:eighty-nine
undequadragesimus:the thirty-ninth
undequadragiens:adv., trente-neuf fois
undequadragies:thirty - nine times
undequadraginta:thirty - nine
undequaque:partout, où que ce soit.
undequinquaginta:forty-nine
undesexagesimus:the fifty-ninth
undesexaginta:fifty-nine
undetriceni:twenty-nine each, twentynine
undetricesimus:the twentyninth
undetrigesimus:the twentyninth
undetriginta:twenty-nine
undeuiceni:nineteen each, nineteen
undeuicesimani:soldiers of the nineteenth legion
undeuigesimus:the nineteenth
undifluus:flow, ing with waves
undifragus:wave-breaking, that breaks the waves, water
undiuagus:wandering in waves
undose:in waves; comp.
undula:petite onde, légère ondulation
undulatus:diversified as with waves, undulated
unedo:the arbute, strawberry-tree;, its fruit
unesco:s'unir / avec qqn
ungella:a little claw, talon, med.
ungellula:
unguella:a little claw, talon, med.
unguellula:dim. de unguella
unguentaria:métier de parfumeur / parfumeuse
unguentarium:vase pour les parfums / argent pour acheter des parfums
unguifer:
unguilla:an ointment-box
unguinosus:full of fat, oil, fat, oily, unctuous, Comp.
ungulatus:having claws, hoofs
ungulus:a finger-ring, a ring
ungustus:fustis uncus
unianimis:v. unanimis
unicalamus:having a single stem, straw
unicaulis:having a single stalk
uniceps:one-headed
unicolor:acc. plur., of one color, all of one, the same color
unicolorus:monochrome, d'une seule couleur
unicornicus:v. unicornis.
unicornis:onehorned, having a single horn.
unicornis2:licorne
unicornuus:the unicorn
unicorporeus:having one body, single-bodied, med.
unicuba:that has lain with but one husband
unicultor:a worshipper of one God, a monotheist
unifinis:possessing the same termination
uniformitas:uniformity, med., med.
uniformiter:in one and the same manner, uniformly
uniiugus:having one yoke, fastened to a single yoke, cross-beam.
unimamma:qui n'a qu'un sein [épith. des Amazones]
unimammae:one-breasted, Amazons.
unimanus:having only one hand, one-handed.
unimembris:qui n'a qu'un membre
unimodus:of one fashion, sort, simple
uninomius:of one name, bearing the same name
unio:to join together, unite
unioculus:v. unoculus
uniola:a plani
unipes:adj., qui n'a qu'un pied
unipetius:having only one stalk, med.
unisco:s'unir / avec qqn
unisonus:qui a le même son, de son uniforme
unissime:v. uniter.
unistirpis:having only one stem, trunk
unisyllabus:monosyllabe
unite:v. uniter
unitio:union, réunion
unitus:part. de unio
unitus2:adv., c. uniter
uniuersalitas:universalité
uniuersaliter:all together
uniuersatim:al, together, wholly, entirely
uniuersim:all together, as a whole
uniuira:a woman that has had only one husband, Adj.
uniuiratus:the state, condition of a woman who has married but once
uniuiria:a woman that has had only one husband, Adj.
uniunculus:petite perle
uniuocatio:homonymie
uniuoce:adv., par homonymie
uniuocus:that has but one meaning, univocal
uniusmodi:mieux
uno:to make one, to join, unite
unoculus:one-eyed
unose:at once, at the same time, together
uocabilis:vocal
uocales:vocalists, singers
uocalis2:voyelle / [surtout au pl.]
uocalitas:open sound, euphony;
uocaliter:with a loud cry, loudly
uocatiue:in the vocative
uocatiuus:of or belonging to calling
uocatiuus2:the vocative case
uocatorius:of or belonging to calling, invoking, invocatory
uociferator:one who cries aloud, a crier, vociferator
uociferatus:a loud cry, outcry, scream, vociferation
uocifero:Pass. impers.
uocifico:to cry aloud, utter a loud cry, proclaim
uoculatio:the intonation, accentuation, accent
uoisgra:oiseau inconnu
uola:the hollow of the hand, the palm, of the foot, the sole, not the slightest trace
uolans:P. of 2 volo
uolantarius:
uolarium:v. bolarium.
uolatica:A witch, sorceress
uolatile:a fowl
uolatio:action de voler, vol
uolator:Aug. celui qui vole.
uolatura:a flight
uolens:One who wishes
uolenter:adv., volontiers, de bon coeur
uolentia:will, inclination
uolgare:in the ordinary manner, as a matter of form
uolgaritas:the great mass, the multitude
uolgariter:adv., communément
uolgarius:c. vulgaris
uolgate:[inus.], adv., en divulguant
uolgator:one that makes, generally known, a publisher. divulger, Tantalus
uolgatus2:publication d'un ouvrage
uolgiolus:an implement for levelling beds of earth
uolitatio:action de courir çà et là (de voltiger)
uolitatus:a flying, flight
uolnerabilis:wounding, injurious
uolnerarius:of or belonging to wounds.
uolnerator:a wounder;, an injurer
uolneratus:part. passé de vulnero; blessé, lésé, atteint, frappé.
uolnifer:wound-bringing
uolnusculum:a little, slight wound
uolo3:a volunteer
uolpecula:a little fox
uolpinor:to play the fox, be sly as a fox
uolpinus:of or belonging to a fox
uolpio:one, cunning as a fox, a sly fox
uolsilla:a kind of pincers, tweezers.
uolsura:a plucking, pulling
uolticulus:look, mien, air
uoltuosus:of an expressive countenance, full of expression, full of airs, grimaces, grimacing, affected
uolturinus:of or belonging to a vulture, vulture-like, vulturine
uolturnus3:vulturne, vent du sud-ouest
uolubiliter:Swiftly rolling, spinning
uolucra:a kind of worm, caterpillar that wraps itself up in vineleaves
uolucre:a kind of worm, caterpillar that wraps itself up in vineleaves
uolucripes:swiftfooted, swift
uolucritas:swiftness of flight
uolucriter:swiftly, rapidly
uoluminosus:full of windings, bendings, folds
uoluntarie:voluntarily
uoluntario:volontairement, spontanément.
uoluntatiuus:
uoluola:the plant
uolupe:agreeably, delightfully, satisfactorily, to one's satisfaction
uolupe2:chose agréable, plaisir.
uoluptarie:voluptuously
uoluptatiuus:of or belonging to enjoyment
uoluptificus:that causes enjoyment, gives delight
uoluptuarius:of or belonging, to pleasure, enjoyment, pleasant, agreeable, delightful; devoted to pleasure, sensual, voluptuous
uoluptuose:with pleasure, delight
uoluta:a volute, spiral scroll
uolutabundus:wallowing, rolling about
uolutatus:part. de voluto
uolutatus2:a rolling about, wallowing
uolutim:en roulant
uolutus:P. of volvo
uolutus2:a rolling, the power of rolling, twisting, turning, about
uoluula:a little womb, matrix
uomacior:qui vomit plus souvent.
uomax:given to vomiting
uomex:c. vomax ?
uomicosus:full of sores, tumors
uomicus:ulcerous;, foul, filthy, noisome, med.
uomificus:that causes vomiting, emetic
uomiflluus:
uomifluus:flowing with pus, matter
uomitio:a spewing, vomiting.
uomitium:that which is vomited, a vomit
uomitoria:vomitoires, portes de l'amphithéâtre conduisant aux gradins et offrant un dégagement à la foule
uomitorius:that provokes vomiting, vomitive, vomitory, emetic.
uomitus2:part. de vomo
uopa:mot dont la signification est inconnue
uopiscus:one of a pair of twins, born alive after the premature birth and death of the other, med.
uoracitas:greediness, ravenousness, voracity
uoraciter:greedily, voraciously, med.
uorator:a devourer, med.
uoratrina:An eatinghouse
uoratus:The devouring, destruction
uorro:- tr. - 1 - balayer. 2 - emporter, enlever en balayant. 3 - fig. voler, faire main basse sur. 4 - poét. laisser traîner, traîner.
uorsor:to be tarrying, to lodge anywhere as a guest
uorsoria:a rope that guides a sail, a sheet, to turn the sail, tack
uorsura:a turning round, twirling about, rotating.
uorticosus:full of whirlpools, eddies, eddying
uotifer:vow-bearing, votive
uotiger:c. votifer
uotiue:adv., conformément à un voeu
uotiuitas:a solemn promise, a vow
uotus:part. de voveo
uraeum:morceau de la queue du thon
uraeus:of or belonging to the tail, fishtail
uranos:la voûte céleste
!uranoscopos:uranoscope ou rapeçon [poisson]
uranoscopos:a sea-fish, called also callionymus
urbanatim:after the manner of city people, politely, urbanely
urbanicianus:garrisoned in the city
urbicapus:a city taker, taker of cities
urbicarius:of or belonging to the city
urbicremus:city burning
urbicula:petite ville
urbigena:né à la ville
urbo:to plough round, mark out with a plough
urbum:the curved part of a plough, the plough-tail;
urceolaris:of or belonging to pitchers, pitcher-, pellitory of the wall
urceum:v. urceus
urciola:cruchon, petite cruche
urco:int., crier [en parl. du lynx]
urethra:the excretory canal of the urine, the urethra
ureticus:of or relating to urine, urinary
urgenter:adv., instamment, avec instance
urguentia:v. urgens
urica:a caterpillar, canker-worm
urigo:lustful heat, desire, pruriency
urinal:pot de nuit
urinalis:of or belonging to urine, urinary, urinative
urinator:a diver
urino:to plunge under water, to dive
urinor:to plunge under water, dive, divers
urinus:full of wind, windy
urion:a kind of earth in mines
urium:a kind of earth in mines
urnalia:vessels of such capacity
urnarium:a table on which water-vessels were set, an urn-table
urnator:v. urinator.
urnatura:v. ornatura.
urniger:urn-bearing, the constellation Aquarius
urnula:a little urn.
uropygium:croupion [al. orthopygium]
urpex:v. hirpex.
urruncum:the lowest part of an ear of corn
ursar:
ursarius:gardien des ours [au cirque]
ursinus:of or belonging to a bear, bear's-.
uruo:to plough round, mark out with a plough
uruum:the curved part of a plough, the plough-tail;
usia:essence, substance, être
usiacus:intendant des biens
usitate:in the usual manner, Comp.
usitatim:v. usitate
usitatio:c. usio
usitor:to use often, be in the habit of using;, verb. perf.;
usta:a kind of red color, burnt cinnabar
usticium:bistre [terre de Sienne brûlée]
usticius:produced by burning, brown
ustilago:a plant, called also
ustilatio:v. ustulatio.
ustio:a burning, searing, cauterizing
ustricula:a female hair-curler
ustrina:A burning, burn
ustrinum:lieu où l'on brûle un corps
ustuio:tr., brûler, flamber
ustulaticius:un peu brûlé, brûlé en partie
ustulatio:brûlure, partie brûlée
ustulatus:durci au feu
ustulo:to burn up, consume by fire
ustura:the burning
ustus:P. of uro
usualis:That is for use, fit for use
usualiter:in the usual manner
usuarius:of or belonging to use, usuary
usuarius2:one who uses or has the use of a thing, but no right of property in it
usucaptio:c. usucapio
usucaptus:P. of usucapio
usufacio:c. usucapio :
usufructuaria:usufruitière
usufructuarie:adv., en usufruitier, par droit d'usufruit
usufructuarius:one who has the use and profit but not the property of a thing, a usufructuary
usufructuarius2:usufructuaire
usureceptio:a recovery by usucaption of property once alienated
usurecipio:to recover by usucaption property once alienated
usurpabilis:that may be used
usurpatiue:in an unusual manner, improperly, wrongly
usurpatiuus:wrongly used, unusual, improper, usurpative, Adv.
usurpator:one who uses, takes possession unlawfully, a usurper
usurpatorie:presumptuously, pretentiously
usurpatorius:usurping, usurpatory, Adv.
usurpatrix:she that assumes, takes to herself without right
usurpatus:part. de usurpo
usurula:faible intérêt
usus2:part. de utor
usuuenit:int., venir à usage, à expérience ; arriver, se présenter / [avec séparation]
utcumquomque:adv. relatif indéterminé / de quelque manière que / [avec ellipse du verbe] = quoi qu'il en soit / selon que / chaque fois que / adv. indéfini, de toute façon, bon gré mal gré / en tout cas
utei:conj.
utendus:adj. verbal de utor
utens3:
utensilis:that may be used, fit for use, of use, useful.
utensilitas:fitness for use, usefulness, use
uter2:a bag, bottle, a skin, the swelling skin, the vain man
uter3:the womb, matrix
uterculus:a small paunch, belly
uterinus:born of the same mother, uterine
utibilis:that can be used, fit, appropriate, useful, serviceable
uto:Act. form only imp. utito, use, employ, make use of
utputa:v. puto.
utralibet:on whichever of two sides, on either side
utrarius:one who brings water in skins, a water-carrier
utrasque:both times
utribi:at which of two places, on which of the two sides, where, St., Sa., St.
utricida:one who cuts skins, bags in pieces, a skin-slayer, utricide
utriclarius:sync. de utricularius
utricularius:A bagpiper
utriculus2:petit ventre / balle [en t. de botan.], petit calice
utrimquesecus:[en un ou deux mots] de part et d'autre, des deux côtés
utrinquesecus:[en un ou deux mots] de part et d'autre, des deux côtés
utrinsecus:on both sides
utro:to which of two places, to which side or part
utrobi:at which of two places, on which of the two sides, where, St., Sa., St.
utrobidem:on both sides, on each, either side
utroqueuersum:in a twofold sense
utrubidem:on both sides, on each, either side
utrumnam:adv., c. utrum
uuens:moist, wet, humid
uuiditas:moisture
uuifer:clusterbearing, bearing, producing grapes
uulgago:c. asarum
uulgaritas:the great mass, the multitude
uulgariter:after the ordinary,  common manner, commonly, vulgarly
uulgarius:of or belonging to the great mass, multitude, general, usual, ordinary, every-day, common, commonplace, vulgar, comp., sup.
uulgate:[inus.], adv., en divulguant
uulgatius:avec une plus grande publicité.
uulgatus2:a making generally known, a publishing, divulging
uulgiuagus:that wanders about everywhere, roving, rambling, vagrant; inconstant
uulnerarius:of or belonging to wounds
uulnerarius2:a surgeon
uulnerator:a wounder;, an injurer
uulneratus:part. de vulnero
uulnifer:wound-bringing
uulnifico:to wound
uulnusculum:a little, slight wound
uulpinor:to play the fox, be sly as a fox
uulpio:one, cunning as a fox, a sly fox
uulpis:a fox.
uulsella:a kind of pincers, tweezers.
uulsio:a plucking
uulso:avoir des spasmes
uulsura:a plucking, pulling
uulsus:shorn, plucked, smooth, beardless, hairless
uulticulus:look, mien, air
uultuose:adv., avec un air de circonstance
uultuosus:of an expressive countenance, full of expression, full of airs, grimaces, grimacing, affected
uulturinus:of or belonging to a vulture, vulture-like, vulturine
uulturnus3:vulturne, vent du sud-ouest
uuluula:a little womb, matrix
uuor:moistness, moisture, humidity
uxoratus:marié
uxorium:excessively fond of one's wife, uxorious
walani:c. Alani
wandali:c. vandali
xanthos:a precious stone of a golden color
xantus:[dans un acrostiche]
xeniolum:a small gift, present
xenodocheum:hôpital
xenodochium:a public building for the reception of strangers, a caravansary, a stranger's hospital
xenodochus:one who receives strangers, a superintendent of the stranger's hospital
xenon:hôpital
xenoparochus:one who attends to, provides for strangers
xerampelina:chlamyde de cette couleur
xerampelinae:dark-red, dark-colored clothes
xeranticus:drying
xerocollyrium:a dry salve
xeromyron:onguent sec et odoriférant
xeromyrrha:dry myrrh
xeron:baume sec
xerophagia:the eating of dry food
xerophthalmia:a dry soreness of the eyes, an inflammation of the eyes
xiphion:sword-flag, gladiole
xiphium:glaïeul [plante]
xyliglycon:caroubier [arbre]
xylinum:cotton
xylinus:de coton
xylion:
xylobalsamum:balsam-wood, the wood of the balsamtree
xylocasia:cassier [arbre]
xylocassia:the wood of the cassia, cassia-wood
xylocinnamomum:the wood of the cinnamonshrub, cinnamon-wood
xylocinnamonium:Plin. cannelier (arbre).
xylocinnamum:cannelier [arbre]
xyloluchnuchos:candélabre de bois
!xyloluchnuchus:candélabre de bois
xylolychnuchos:Inscr. candélabre de bois.
xylon:cotonnier [arbre]
xylophyton:a kind of herb, comfrey
!xylophytum:a kind of herb, comfrey
xyris:wild iris
!xystarcha:directeur d'un xyste
xystarches:the master, director, manager of a
xystici:athlètes qui s'exerçaient dans des xystes [sous un portique]
xysticus:of or belonging to a
xystra:étrille
xystum:a covered portico, gallery, where the athletes exercised in winter
ymnifico:tr., célébrer par des hymnes
zaberna:espèce de bissac
zabolicus:c. diabolicus
zacon:pour diacon
zaconus:c. diaconus
zaeta:A mode of living prescribed by a physician, diet
zaeus:sorte de poisson
zanca:a kind of soft Parthian shoe
zancha:a kind of soft Parthian shoe
zanga:a kind of soft Parthian shoe
zanthenes:a yellow gem
zaplutus:very rich
zathene:sorte de pierre précieuse inconnue
zea:A kind of grain, spelt
zelanter:zealously
zelator:a zealous person, a zealot
zeliuira:une jalouse
zelor:aimer / montrer du zèle pour / être jaloux de
zelotes:one that loves with jealousy, one that is jealous
zeloticus:jaloux, envieux
zelotypa:a jealous woman
zelotypia:jealousy
zelotypus2:a jealous man
zelus:zeal, emulation; jealousy
zema:marmite, chaudron / décoction, bouillon
zema2:a cooking utensil, a saucepan
zeros:a precious stone
zeta:A mode of living prescribed by a physician, diet
zeta2:the Greek letter
zetarius:c. diaetarius
zetema:recherche, problème
zetematium:petite recherche
zeugitae:gluaux
zeugites:a kind of reed
zeugma:a grammatical figure, according to which two nouns or two infinitives are united to a verb which is applicable to only one of them
zeunitor:
zeus:a kind of fish
zeziparum:sorte de fruit inconnu
zimpiberi:ginger
zingiber:gingembre [plante]
zingiberi:ginger
zinpiberi:c. zingiberi.
zinzala:a kind of gnat
zinziber:gingembre [plante]
zinzibulo:int., gazouiller, jaser [en parl. de certains oiseaux]
zinzilo:
zinzilulo:to chirp
zinzio:crier [en parl. de la grive]
zinzito:crier [en parl. de la grive]
zinzitulo:- intr. - crier (en parl. de la grive).
zirbus:the caul, omentum
zizania:jalousie, zizanie
zizania2:darnel, cockle, tares
ziziphum:jujube, fruit du jujubier
ziziphus:jujubier [arbre]
zizufa:v. zizyphum
zizyphum:the jujube.
zizyphus:the jujube-tree
zmaragdinus:of or belonging to the emerald, smaragdine
zmaris:a small sea-fish of inferior quality
zmegma:dat. plur., a cleansing medicine, a detergent
zmilampis:a precious stone
zmintha:an aromatic plant, a kind of mint
zmyrnium:a kind of herb like myrrh, common Alexanders
zmyrus:a kind of fish
zodiacus:of the zodiac
zodiacus2:the zodiac
zodium:constellation du zodiaque
zomoteganite:a dish of fish stewed in their own liquor
zonalis:of or belonging to a zone, med.
zonarius:of or belonging to a belt, girdle
zonatim:round about, in a circle
zoophorus:the frieze
zoophthalmon:
zoophthalmos:great houseleek, called also
zophorus:frise [t. d'archit.]
zopissa:pitch mixed with wax, which was scraped off from ships
zopyron:a plant, called also
zopyrontion:clinopode [plante]
zoraniscaeos:sorte de pierre précieuse
zoranisceos:a precious stone
zoster:A kind of herpes, the shingles
zugon:c. jugum
zuma:a cooking utensil, a saucepan
zura:the seed of the Christ's-thorn
zygaena:marteau squale [sorte de poisson]
zygia2:A tree, horn-beam
zygis:wild thyme
zygostasium:the office of a weigh-master
!zygostata:vérificateur des poids
zygostates:a master of the weights, weigh-master
zythum:a kind of malt-liquor

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! Flavigny
! Accentuation of the Vulgate
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Abana:Syrian river
Abdias:name of a prophet in the Bible
Abias:name of a man in the Bible
Abiathar:name of a man in the Bible
Abida:name of a man in the Bible
Abiezer:name of a man in the Bible
Abilina:region of the ancient Syria
Abimael:name of a man in the Bible
Abisag:name of a woman in the Bible
Abisai:name of a man in the Bible
Abisue:name of a man in the Bible
Accaron:a town in Palestine
Achimaas:name of a man in the Bible
Achinoam:name of several women in the Bible
Achior:name of a man in the Bible
Achitob:name of a man in the Bible
Achobor:name of several men in the Bible
Adonias:name of a son of David, king of Israel
Adonisedec:name of a man in the Bible, one of the kings of Canaan
Agareni:nomadic tribe of the North-Arabia
Ahias:name of several men in the Bible
Allophyli:name of a people of Palestine, the Philistines
Alphaeus:name of a man in the Bible
Amalecites:one of the people of Amalekites 
Amasa:name of a man in the Bible
Amasias:name of several men in the Bible
Amathaeus:name of people of Palestine
Aminadab:name of a man in the Bible
Amphipolis:greek town
Anamim:name of a man in the Bible
Ananias:name of severeal men in the Bible
Antipatris:a town in Palestine
Apollyon:exterminating Angel in the book of Revelation 
Aracaeus:name of a people in the Bible
Arapha:name of a race of giants in the Bible
Arbee:name of a giant in the Bible, father of the Enacim
Aristobolus:name of a man in the Bible
Aroer:a town on the E. of Jordan
Arphaxad:name of a man in the Bible
Asael:name of a man in the Bible
Asarhaddon:name of an Assyrian king, son and successor of Senacherib
Asarmoth:name of a man in the Bible
Asasonthamar:a town in the Bible
Ascenez:name of a man in the Bible, descent of Japheth
Asiongaber:name of an harbour on the Red Sea, in the Bible
Assurim:name of a people in the Bible
Astarothcarnaim:a town in the Bible
Astarthen:Phoenician goddess
Asyncritus:name of a man in the Bible
Azael:name of a Syrian king in the Bible
Azecha:a town in Palestine
Baalim:plural of Baal, the main Canaanite divinity
Baasa:name of a king of Israel
Bahurim:a town of Palestine
Balaam:name of a false prophet in the Bible
Balaan:name of a man in the Bible
Balanan:name of a man in the Bible
Baltassar:son of Nabuchodonosor
Banaias:name of several men in the Bible
Barachias:name of a man in the Bible
Bariesu:name of a man in the Bible
Barsabas:name of a man in the Bible
Bartimaeus:name of a man in the Bible
Basemath:name of a woman in the Bible
Bathuel:name of a man in the Bible, father of Rebekah, uncle of Isaac
Beeri:name of a man in the Bible
Benadad:name of several kings of Syria in the Bible
Benoni:other name of Benjamin
Bersabee:a town in Palestine
Berzellai:name of a man in the Bible
Bethaven:a town in Palestine
Bethoron:a town in Palestine
Bethphage:a town in Judaea
Bethsabee:wife of Urias and then of David, mother of Solomon
Bethsames:a town in Judaea
Bethsura:a town in Judaea
Boanerges:name given by Jesus to the Apostles James and John
Boniportus:harbour in Crete
Cadesbarne:name of a place in the Bible, in the Sinai Peninsula
Camuel:name of a man in the Bible
Caphira:a town in Palestine
Caphtorim:name of people in the Bible
Cariath:name of several towns in the Bible
Cariathaim:a town in Palestine
Cariathiarim:a town in Palestine
Cedmonaeus:one of the Kedmonites, a tribe in Palestine
Cendebaeus:name of a man in the Bible
Cenereth:other name of the Sea of Tiberias in the Bible
Cenezaeus:one of the Kenezites, a tribe in Palestine
Cetura:second wife of Abraham
Chalanne:a town in Mesopotamia
Charcamis:Hittite capital, on E. bank of Euphrate
Chasluim:name of people in the Bible
Chodorlahomor:name of a man in the Bible
Cinaeus:one of the Kenites, a tribe in Palestine
Corozain:a town in Galilee
Cyrinus:Quirinius, governor of Syria
Dalmanutha:region of Palestine
Damaris:name of a woman in the Bible
Debbora:a prophetess of Israel
Denaba:name of a town in the Bible
Dodanim:name of a man or a people in the Bible
Dothain:a town in Palestine
Elcana:name of a man in the Bible
Eliacim:name of a man in the Bible
Elimelech:name of a man in the Bible
Elioenai:name of a man in the Bible
Eliphaz:name of several men in the Bible
Elisama:name of a man in the Bible
Eliu:name of a man in the Bible
Elmodad:name of a man in the Bible
Enacim:name of a race of giants in the Bible
Engaddi:a town on W. shore of the Dead Sea
Engallim:a town on the Dead Sea, near the mouth of the Jordan
Epaenetus:name of a man in the Bible
Ephrathaeus:an inhabitant of Ephrata (= Bethlehem)
Ephron:name of a man in the Bible
Esdrelon:a town in Palestine
Estaol:a town in Palestine
Eutychus:name of a man in the Bible
Evilmerodach:name of a king of Babylon
Gabaa:a town in Palestine
Gabaath:a town in Palestine
Gabbatha:name of a place in Jerusalem
Gabelus:personnage biblique
Galaad:region on the E. of Jordan
Galgala:name of several towns in Palestine
Gamaliel:name of a man in the Bible
Gelboe:name of mountain of Palestine, where the king Saul was killed
Genesar:region of Palestine
Genesareth:name of a lake in Palestine
Gerara:a town in Palestine
Gergesaeus:name of a people of Palestine
Gessuri:region on the E. of Jordan
Giezi:name of a man in the Bible, servant of Elisha the Prophet
Godolias:name of several men in the Bible
Haceldama:name of the field bought by the Jews with the 30 pieces of silver of Judas
Hananeel:name of a tower in Jerusalem
Hanani:name of several men in the Bible
Helcias:name of several men in the Bible
Hermoniim:Hermon, a mountain of the Anti-Lebanon
Hesebon:a town on the E. of Jordan
Hevaeus:name of a people of Palestine
Hevila:name of a man in the Bible
Hevilath:region of Arabia (in the Bible)
Hircanus:name of a man in the Bible
Horraei:name of a people in the Bible
idipsum:the same thing (in idipsum:together)
Idithun:name of a man in the Bible
Ioppita:an inhabitant of Joppa (Jaffa)
Isai:other name of Jesse, father of David
Isboseth:son of Saul and king of Israel
Issachar:one of the twelve sons of Israel
Ithamar:name of a man in the Bible, son of Aaron
Jairus:name of a man in the Bible
Jamnia:a town in Palestine
Jason:name of several men in the Bible
Jebusaeus:name of a people of Palestine
Jechonias:name of a man in the Bible
Jemini:name of a man in the Bible
Jephone:name of a man in the Bible, father of Caleb
Jerobaal:nickname of Gideon, one of the Judges of Israel
Jesbibenob:name of a giant in the Bible
Jezabel:the wife of Achab, king of Israel
Jezrahel:a town in Palestine
Joachaz:name of a king of Israel
Joachin:name of a king of Judah
Joakim:name of a king of Judah
Joatham:name of several men in the Bible
Jochabed:mother of Moses and Aaron
Johanan:name of a man in the Bible
Jonadab:name of a man in the Bible, father of the Rechabites
Josabeth:name of a woman in the Bible
Josaphat:name of a man in the Bible
Josedec:name of a man in the Bible
Josias:name of a man in the Bible
Laabim:name of a man in the Bible
Laisa:a town in Palestine
Latusim:name of a people in the Bible
Loomim:name of a people in the Bible
Maacha:name of a man in the Bible
Maceda:a town in Palestine
Madai:name of a man in the Bible
Magdiel:name of a man in the Bible
Magedan:region of Palestine
Mahanaim:name of a place in the Bible
Maheleth:name of a woman in the Bible
Malaleel:name of a man in the Bible
Manahat:name of a man in the Bible
Manahen:name of a man in the Bible
Maresa:a town in Palestine
Masreca:name of a town in the Bible
Mathatha:name of a man in the Bible
Mathathias:name of a man in the Bible
Mathusael:name of a man in the Bible, desendant of Cain
Mathusalem:name of a patriarch in the Bible
Maviael:name of a man in the Bible, descendant of Cain
Meetabel:name of a woman in the Bible
Mezaab:name of a man in the Bible
Melchisedech:name of a man in the Bible
Melea:name of a man in the Bible
Merari:name of a man in the Bible, one of the three sons of Levi
Mesraim:name of a man in the Bible
Miphiboseth:name of a man in the Bible
Misael:name of a man in the Bible
Naaman:name of a man in the Bible
Nabaioth:name of a man in the Bible, one of the sons of Ismael
Nabuzardan:general of Nabuchodonosor
Nahasson:name of a man in the Bible
Nathanael:one of the twelve Apostles
Nathanias:name of a man in the Bible
Nechao:name of an Egyptian Pharaoh
necnon:and, too
nequando:lest
Nephthalim:region of Palestine
Nephtuim:name of a man in the Bible
Nicodemus:name of a man in the Bible
Noema:name of a woman in the Bible
Obededom:name of a man in the Bible
Ochozias:name of several men in the Bible
Odollam:a town in Palestine
Oolibama:name of a woman in the Bible
Othoniel:name of a man in the Bible, one of the Judges
Ozias:name of a man in the Bible
Parmenas:name of a man in the Bible
parvipendo:to disdain, scorn, lightly esteem
Phanuel:name of a man in the Bible
Phatures=Phathures:a nome in Upper-Egypt
Phetrusim:name of people in the Bible
Phihahiroth:place where the Hebrews have walked through the Red Sea
Phinees:name of a man in the Bible
Portius:name of a man in the Bible
pseudoapostolus:false Apostle
Putiphar:name of an Egyptian in the Bible
quinimmo:on the contrary, rather
quippiam:something
Rabsaces:name of an Assyrian in the Bible
Raguel:name of a man in the Bible
Rahuel:name of a man in the Bible
Ramesses:a town in Egypt
Raphaim:name of a race of giants in the Bible
Razias:name of a man in the Bible
Rechab:name of a man in the Bible
Rechabita:a descent of Rechab
Rohoboth:name of a town in the Bible
Sabatacha:name of a man in the Bible
Sabatha:name of a man in the Bible
Salathiel:name of a man in the Bible
Salmana:name of a man in the Bible
Salmanasar:name of an Assyrian king
Salphaad:name of a man in the Bible
Samaraeus:name of a people of Palestine
Saphira:name of a woman in the Bible
Sarai:Sara, wife of Abraham
sardonichus:of sardonyx
Sarion:other name of the Mount Hermon, in Northern Palestine
Sarona:a town in Palestine
Sebeon:name of a man in the Bible
Seboim:a town in Palestine
Semeber:name of a man in the Bible
Semei:name of a man in the Bible
Semeias:name of a man in the Bible
Sennaab:name of a man in the Bible
Sepharvaim:a town on the Euphrate conquered by the Assyrians
Sephora:wife of Moses
Siceleg:a town in Palestine
Sichima:Sichem, a town in Palestine
Sinaeus:name of a people of Palestine
Sisara:name of a man in the Bible, general of Jabin, king of Canaan
Sophonias:name of a prophet and of several men in the Bible
Sosipater:name of a man in the Bible
Sosthenes:name of a man in the Bible
Susanna:name of several women in the Bible
Tabee:name of a man in the Bible
Tertullus:name of a man in the Bible
Thaddaeus:one of the twelve Apostles
Tharaca:name of an Egyptian Pharaoh, of the Ethiopian dynasty
Theglathphalasar:name of an Assyrian king
Thogorma:name of a man in the Bible
Trophimus:name of a man in the Bible
Tubalcain:name of a man in the Bible, descendant of Cain
Urias:name of a man in the Bible
usquequo:until when?
Zachaeus:name of a man in the Bible
Zebee:name of a man in the Bible
Ziphaei:inhabitants of Ziph, a town in Palestine
Zorobabel:name of a man in the Bible

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! Accentuation of the Rule of S. Benedict 
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adolescens:participle of adolesco
directaneus:recited at one stretch
distollo:to distract, divert s.o.'s attention
eleison: greek expression ("Have mercy")
murmurium:muttering, grumbling
percompleo:to end, finish, terminate
Sarabaita:kind of monk
scapulare:scapular, monastic garment
sempecta:old monk
stirpator:one who waste