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Suchergebnis zu
"allig men allig minis n - band":

1. Wörterbuch und Phrasen:

Lat. Fund; Deut. Fund; Engl. Fund;

query 1/6L (max. 100): 13 Ergebnis(se)

= alutacius, alutacia, alutacium - alutarius, alutaria, alutarium	alūtārius, alūtāria, alūtārium	aus Alaunleder pertaining to soft leather [pellis]
adsiduitas, adsiduitatis f - beständiges Fortdauern	adsiduitās, adsiduitātis f	= assiduitās, assiduiātis constant presence with any one, constant attendance, constant presence, continuance, duration, constancy of any thing, frequent occurrence of, frequent repetition of
men piacularem oportet fieri ob stultitiam tuam?	mēn piāculārem oportet fierī ob stultitiam tuam?	soll ich deine Unbesonnenheit ausbaden?
men rogas?	mēn rogās?	du fragst mich erst noch
minis aliquem insequor	minīs īnsequor	setze jdm. mit Drohungen zu
minis utor	minīs ūtor	stoße Drohungen aus
minius, minia, minium - zinnoberrot	minius, minia, minium - zinnoberrot	= mineus, minea, mineum - zinnoberrot
non dumtaxat ... - sed etiam ...	nōn dumtāxat ... - sed etiam ...	nicht nur ... sondern auch ...
prima (superiora) - consequentia	prīma (superiōra) - cōnsequentia	Vordersätze - Folgesätze
quo maior - eo melior	quō māior - eō melior	je größer - desto besser (im lat. Sprachkurs)
quo maior - tanto peior	quō māior - tantō pēior	je kleiner - desto schlechter (im lat. Sprachkurs)
senem tango triginta minis	senem tangō trīgintā minīs	prelle den Alten um dreißig Minen
supera et caelestia - humana et citeriora	supera et caelestia - hūmāna et citeriōra	Himmliches - Irdisches

query 1/6D (max. 100): 100 Ergebnis(se)

= alligāmen, alligāminis n - Band (= ἀπόδεσμος)	adligāmen, adligāminis n	adligamen, adligaminis n
= alligāmentum, alligāmentī n - Band (= δεσμός)	adligāmentum, adligāmentī n	adligamentum, adligamenti n
synkop. = cōpula, cōpulae f - Band	cōpla, cōplae f	copla, coplae f
= cōpula, cōpulae f - Band	cōpulum, ī n	copulum, copuli n
= cōpula, cōpulae f - Band	cūpla, cūplae f	cupla, cuplae f
= cōpula, cōpulae f - Band	cūpula, cūpulae f	cupula, cupulae f (3)
= fascia, fasciae f - Band	fascea, fasceae f	fascea, fasceae f
= fasciola, fasciolae f - Band	fasceola, fasceolae f	fasceola, fasceolae f
= līcium, līciī n - Band, Einschlag	līciāmentum, līciāmentī n	liciamentum, liciament n
= struppus, struppī m - gedrehtes Band, Riemen (στρόφος)	stroppus, stroppī m	stroppus, stroppi m
= taenia, taeniae f - Band, Binde (ταινία)	taenea, taeneae f	taenea, taeneae f
= tomicula, tomiculae f - Band (demin. zu tomix, tomicis f)	tūmicla, tūmiclae f	tumicla, tumiclae f
= vērīsimilis, vērīsimile - wahrscheinlich	vērī similis, vērī simile	veri similis, veri simile
= -ne - da (angehängte deiktische Partikel mit folgendem -ne)	-ci- (z.B.: sicine, haecine)	-ci-
= ab + Abl. - von	ā + Abl.	a + Abl.
= abaddir n (indecl.) - ein Meteorstein (= βαίτυλος)	abaddir, abaddiris m	abaddir, abaddiris m
= abigere, abigō, abēgī, abāctum - führe weg	abagere, abagō	abago 3
= abaliēnāre, abaliēnō - entfremde	abalēnāre, abalēnō	abaleno 1
= abacus, abacī m - Tischplatte (ἄβαξ)	abax, abacis m	abax, abacis m
= abacināre, abacinō, abacināvī, abacinātum - blende	abbacināre, abbacinō, abbacināvī, abbacinātum	abbacino 1
= ābītere, ābītō - gehe weg	abbītere, abbītō	abbito 3
= abortīvus, abortīva, abortīvum - abtreibend	abditīvus, abditīva, abditīvum	abditivus, abditiva, abditivum
= abdōmen, abdōminis n - Schmerbauch	abdūmen, abdūminis n	abdumen, abduminis n
= abarcēre, abarceō, abarcuī - sondere ab	abercēre, aberceō, abercuī	aberceo 2
= abaddir n (indecl.) - ein Meteorstein (= βαίτυλος)	abidir n (indecl.)	abidir n (indecl.)
= abiēgnus, abiēgna, abiēgnum - aus Tannenholz	abietālis, abietāle	abietalis, abietale
= abiēgnus, abiēgna, abiēgnum - tannen	abietālis, abietāle	abietalis, abietale
= chamaepitys - Feldzypresse (=χαμαίπιτυς) (fruchtabtreibende Pflanze)	abigeātor, abigeātōris m	abiga, abigae f
= habilitāre, habilitō - mache tauglich	abilitāre, abilitō	abilito 1
= ab invicem - dagegen	abinvicem	abinvicem
= ab invicem - umgekehrt	abinvicem	abinvicem
= ablaqueāre, ablaqueō, ablaqueāvī, ablaqueātum - grabe auf (den Boden um Bäume und Reben)	ablacuāre, ablacuō, ablacuāvī, ablacuātum	ablacuo 1
= abligurīre, abliguriō, abligurīvī, abligurītum - verprasse	abligurrīre, abligurriō, abliguriī (abligurīvī), abligurrītum	abligurrio 4
= abnepōs, abnepōtis m - Ururenkel (= avi nepos)	abnepus, abnepī m	abnepus, abnepi m
altl. = abnuere, abnuō, abnuī, abnuitūrus - bestreite (+ aci - dass)	abnuēre, abnueō	abnueo 2
= abolitiō, abolitiōnis f - Vernichtung	abolitus, abolitūs m	abolitus, abolitus m
arch. = abōminārī, abōminor, abōminātus sum - verabscheue	abōmināre, abōminō, āvī	abomino 1
= abortus, abortūs m - Abgang, Fehlgeburt, Frühgeburt	aborsus, aborsūs m	aborsus, aborsus m
= dērelictus, dērelicta, dērelictum - verlassen	abrelictus, abrelicta, abrelictum	abrelictus, abrelicta, abrelictum
= abrotonum, abrotonī n - Stabwurz (ἀβρότονον) (als Medizin verwendet)	abrotonus, abrotonī f	abrotonus, abrotoni f
= absinthiatum, absinthiatī n - Wermutwein	absentatum, absentatī n	absentatum, absentati n
= absinthiatum, absinthiatī n - Wermutwein	absentium, absentiī n	absentium, absentii n
= apsis, apsīdis f - Bogen	absida, absidae f	absida, absidae f
= apsis, apsīdis f - Wölbung, Apsis	absīda, absīdae f	absida, absidae f
= absinthium, absinthiī n - Wermut (ἀψίνθιον)	absinthius, absinthiī m	absinthius, absinthii m
vulg. = obsolēre, obsoleō, obsolēvī - stehe in schlechtem Ansehen	absolēre, absoleō, absolēvī	absoleo 2
= absorbitiō, absorbitiōnis f - Verschlingen	absorptiō, absorptiōnis f	absorptio, absorptionis f
= asportāre, asportō, asportāvī, asportātum - schaffe weg	absportāre, absportō, absportāvī, absportātum	absporto 1
= absectus, absecta, absectum - abgeschnitten, einzeln	abssectus, abssecta, abssectum	abssectus, abssecta, abssectum
= abstergēre, abstergeō - wische ab	abstergere, abstergō	abstergo 3
= tollere, tollō - hebe hoch, beseitige	abstollere, abstollō	abstollo
= auferre, aufero - nehme fort	abstulere, abstulō	abstulo 3
= absinthium, absinthiī n - Wermut	absynthium, absynthiī n	absynthium, absynthii n
= ultrā - darüber hinaus	abultrā	abultra
= abundāns, abundantis - überreichlich [aqua]	abundus, abunda, abundum (= abundāns)	abundus, abunda, abundum
= abundāns, abundantis - übervoll [lavacra]	abundus, abunda, abundum (= abundāns)	abundus, abunda, abundum
= acanthus, acanthī m - Bärenklau (ἄκανθος, ἄκανθα)	acantha, acanthae f	acantha, acanthae f
= acalanthis, acalanthidis f - Distelfink, Stieglitz	acanthis, acanthidis f (ἀκαλανθίς, ἀκανθίς)	acanthis, acanthidis f
= acanthis acanthidis f - Distelfink, Kreuzwurz (ἀκανθυλλίς)	acanthyllis, acanthyllidis f	acanthyllis, acanthyllidis f
= acharnē, acharnēs f - Meerwolf (ἀχάρνας) (ein Seefisch)	acarna, acarnae f	acarna, acarnae f
= acharnē, acharnēs f - Meerwolf (ἀχάρνας) (ein Seefisch)	acarnē, acarnae f	acarne, acarnae f
= acatalēctus, acatalēcta, acatalēctum - mit ungekürztem Schluss (ἀκατάληκτος) (Metrik)	acatalēcticus, acatalēctica, acatalēcticum	acatalecticus, acatalectica, acatalecticum
= acatium, acatiī n - kleiner Schnellsegler (ἄκατος)	acatus, acatī f	acatus, acati f
= accidere, accidō - falle hin	accadere, accadō	accado 3
= acceptī lātiō, acceptī lātiōnis f - formelle Bestätigung der Schuldentilgung (jurist.)	acceptīlātiō, acceptīlātiōnis f	acceptilatio, acceptilationis f
= acceptī lātiō, acceptī lātiōnis f - mündliche Zusage (jurist.)	acceptīlātiō, acceptīlātiōnis f	acceptilatio, acceptilationis f
= accipiter, accipitris m - Falke, Habicht, Sperber	acceptor, acceptōris m	acceptor, acceptoris m
= arcessiō, arcessiōnis f - Herbeiholen	accersiō, accersiōnis f	accersio, accersionis f
		accersio, accersionis f
= arcessitor, arcessitoris m - Herbeiholer (spät)	accersītor, accersītōris m	accersitor, accersitoris m
= arcessere, arcessō, arcessīvī, arcessītum - hole herbei	accersere, accersō, accersīvī, accersītum	accerso 3
= accessus, accessūs m - Meeresflut	accessa, accessae f	accessa, accessae f
= acceia, acceiae f - Schnepfe	accia, acciae f	accia, acciae f
= exclāmātiō, exclāmātiōnis f - Ausruf (rhet. Fig. = ἐπιφώνημα)	acclāmātiō, acclāmātiōnis f	acclamatio, acclamationis f
= acclīvis, acclīve - ansteigend	acclīvus, acclīva, acclīvum	acclivus, accliva, acclivum
= mē accommodō - bequeme mich an (alicui rei - an etw.)	accommodārī, accommodor (adcommodor), accommodātus	accommodor 1
= mē accommodō - richte mich nach (alicui rei - nach etw.)	accommodārī, accommodor (adcommodor), accommodātus	accommodor 1
= accubitiō, accubitiōnis f - Sich-Niederlegen	accubātiō, accubātiōnis f	accubatio, accubationis f
= accubuō - beiliegend	accubiō	accubio
= accubitum, accubitī n - Speisesofa	accubitātiō, accubitātiōnis f	accubitatio, accubitationis f
= accubāre, accubō - liege bei Tisch	accubitāre, accubitō	accubito 1
= accubitiō, accubitiōnis f - Platznehmen (bei Tisch)	accubitus, accubitūs m	accubitus, accubitus m
= accubitōrium, accubitōriī n - Grabmal	accumbitōrium, accumbitōriī n	accumbitorium, accumbitorii n
= accūrātē - genau	accūrātim	accuratim
= acerbe - bitter	acerbiter	acerbiter
= acerbitas, acerbitatis f - Bitterkeit	acerbitūdō, acerbitūdinis f	acerbitudo, acerbitudinis f
rede nachdrücklich das Wort (alicuius - jdm.)	ācerrimum dēfēnsōrem mē ostendō alicuius reī	acerrimum defensorem me ostendo
= sōrītēs, sōrītae m - Kettenschluss (sc. syllogismus)	acervālis, acervālis m	acervalis, acervalis m
altl. = agitāre, agitō, agitāvī, agitātum - handele	acetāre, acetō, acetāvī, acetātum	aceto 1 [2]
= acharnē, acharnēs f - Meerwolf (ἀχάρνας) (ein Seefisch)	acharna, acharnae f	acharna, acharnae f
= acharnē, acharnēs f - Meerwolf (ἀχάρνας) (ein Seefisch)	acharnē, acharnae f	acharne, acharnae f
= alces, alcis f - Elch (?)	achlis, achlis f (Akk. Sgl. achlin)	achlis, achlis f
= achōr, achōris m - Schorf, Grind (ἀχώρ) (am Kopf von Kindern)	achōra, achōrae f	achora, achoraae f
= achras, achradis f - wilder Birnbaum (ἀχράς)	achras, achrados f	achras, achrados f
= acucula, acuculae f - kleine Nadel	acicula, aciculae f	acicula, aciculae f
= acēdia, acēdiae f - mürrisches Wesen, üble Laune (ἀκηδία)	acīdia, acīdiae f	acidia, acidiae f
= acinus, acinī m - Beere, Weinbeere	acina, acinae f	acina, acinae f
= acupēnser, acupēnseris m - Stör (ein Fisch)	acipēnser, acupinseris m	acipensis, acipensis m
= agipēs, agipedis - schnellfüßig	acipēs, acipedis	acipes, acipedis
= acēscere, acēscō, acuī - werde sauer	acīscere, acīscō	acisco 3

query 1/6Dal (max. 100): 2 Ergebnis(se)

		Vereinigung	sociātiō, sociātiōnis f	sociatio, sociationis f
		= thynnārius, thynnāria, thynnārium - zum Thunfische gehörig [piscatio]	thunārius, thunāria, thunārium	thunarius, thunaria, thunarium

query 1/6E (max. 1000): 140 Ergebnis(se)
Hauptquelle: Lewis and Short

caterva, catervae f	crowd, troop, band of men, flocks, farrago

adeō	to this, thus far, so far, as far, in the same degree - in which, in the same measure - in which, in the same proportion - in which, so very - as, so much - as, to such a degree - as

aedēs, aedium f (αἴθω)	dwelling for men, house, habitation, obode, room, apartment, chamber, cells of bees, hive of bees, auricle

aedis, aedis f	dwelling for men, house, habitation, obode, room, apartment, chamber, cells of bees, hive of bees, ear passage

aevum, aevī n	uninterrupted, never-ending time, eternity, lifetime, life, age, old age, generation, men living in the same age, time

agmen, agminis n	train, collected multitude moving forwards, army on the march, army, troop, band, multitude, march, movement

aliā ... aliā	in one way - in the other way

aliās... aliās...	at one time - at another, once - another time, sometimes - sometimes, now - now

aliās aliter...	at one time in one way - at another in another, now so - now otherwise, now this - now that

alibī... alibī...	in one place - in another, here - there

alibī ... alibī ...alibī ...	in one place - in another - in a third place

alibī ... alibī ...alibī ...	here - there - there

alibī aliter	one like this, the other like that, here like this - there different

aliī ... aliī ...	some - others

aliī ... partim ...	one - another part -

aliī ... plūrimī ...	the one - the most -

aliī ... quīdam ...	the one - some -

aliī ... reliquī ...	the one - the rest -

aliō ... aliō ...	in one way - in another, hither - thither

aliquando ... aliquando ...	now - now, sometimes - sometimes

aliquando ... nōnnumquam ...	now - now, sometimes - sometimes

aliunde ... aliunde	from one place - from another place

alligāmen, alligāminis n	band, tie

alligāmentum, alligāmentī n	band, tie

alligātiō, alligātiōnis f	binding to, tying to, band

alligātūra, alligātūrae f	band, tie

alterās ... alterās ... alterās	the one time - the other time - the third time

alternīs... alternīs ...	soon - soon

ambiguum est, utrum ... an ...	it is unclear whether - or if

amplius centum	more than a hundred men

anadēma, anadēmatis n	band, fillet, ornament for the head

anadesmus, anadesmī m	ribbon, band

andrōn, andrōnis m (Akk. Plur. andrōnas) (ἀνδρών)	the part of the house in which the men resided, the men’s apartment (among the Greeks), passage between two walls or courts of a house (among the Romans), hallway, corridor

andrōnītis, andrōnītidis f (Akk. Sgl. andrōnītin)	the part of the house in which the men resided, the men’s apartment

antesīgnānī, antesīgnānorum m	chosen band of Roman soldiers who fought before the standards, and served for their defence

antīquitās, antīquitātis f	the quality of being antiquus, age, antiquity, ancient time, occurrences of antiquity, history of ancient times, men of former times, the ancients

archigeron, archigerontis m	chief of the old men (a title under the emperors)

arista, aristae f	awn of grain, beard of grain, ear, summer, hair of men, bones of fishes, plants

armātī, armātōrum m	armed men, soldiers

atta	salutation used to old men, father

aut ... aut ...	either - or

bis quinque virī (= decemvirī),	the ten men

bracchium, bracchiī n	arm, forearm (from the hand to the elbow), the whole arm (from the shoulder to the fingers), the limbs of animals (analogous to the arms of men), the claws of crawfish and other sea-fish, branches of trees

brāchium, brāchiī n (βραχίων)	arm, forearm (from the hand to the elbow), the whole arm (from the shoulder to the fingers), the limbs of animals (analogous to the arms of men), the claws of crawfish and other sea-fish, branches of trees, the ridges of a mountain

bustuārius, bustuāria, bustuārium	pertaining to the place where dead bodies were burned, that fought at a funeral pile in honor of the dead, upon which men were offered

Caesar cohortātus suōs proelium commīsit	Caesar fired up his men and opened the fight

capillus, capillī m	the hair of the head, the hair, the hair of men, the hair of animals, the threads or fibres of plants

capister, capistrī m	halter, muzzle of leather, band for fastening up vines, band for the wine-press

capistrum, capistrī n	halter, muzzle of leather, band for fastening up vines, band for the wine-press

caprōnae, caprōnārum f	the hair of men and animals hanging down upon the forehead, forelocks

caprōneae, caprōneārum f	the hair of men and animals hanging down upon the forehead, forelocks

catēnātiō, catēnātiōnis f	binding, band, clamp, clincher, pin

Catōnēs, Catōnum m	men like Cato

chīliarchēs, chīliarchae m (χιλιάρχης)	chiliarch (commander of 1000 men), colonel, prime minister (among the Persians)

chorōna, chorōnae f	garland, chaplet, wreath, crown, objects in the form of a crown, circle of men, assembly, crowd, multitude, the besiegers round a hostile place, line of siege, circumvallation, cornice, elevated ridge of land as a boundary line, hairy crown over the horse’s hoof

chorus, chorī m	dance in a ring, choral dance, dance, the harmonious motions of the heavenly bodies, troop or band of dancers and singers, chorus, choir, the heavenly bodies moving in harmony, multitude, band, troop, crowd

circulārī, circulor	form a circle (of men) about one’s self, gather in a company or circle for conversation, collect people around one’s self

circum + Akk.	around, abow, about, upon, near, in, into, among - around, to - around

circumfundimur armīs	we are surrounded by armed men

claustra, claustrōrum n	lock, bar, bolt, band, barrier, bounds, door, gate, dam, dike, barricade, bulwark, key, defence, fortress, wall, intrenchment, bank

claustrum, claustrī n	lock, bar, bolt, band, barrier, bounds, door, gate, dam, dike, barricade, bulwark, key, defence, fortress, wall, intrenchment, bank

clōstrum, clōstrī n	lock, bar, bolt, band, barrier, bounds, door, gate, dam, dike, barricade, bulwark, key, defence, fortress, wall, intrenchment, bank

clūstrum, clūstrī n	lock, bar, bolt, band, barrier, bounds, door, gate, dam, dike, barricade, bulwark, key, defence, fortress, wall, intrenchment, bank

cohortēs quadringēnāriae	cohorts of four hundred men each

collāre, collāris n	band for the neck, chain for the neck, collar

collārium, collāriī n	band for the neck, chain for the neck, collar

colligātiō, colligātiōnis f (conligātiō)	binding together, connection, ligature, band, fastening

comitātus, comitātūs m	escort, attending multitude, train, retinue, imperial escort, court, suit, company, band, troop, crowd, swarm

commissūra, commissūrae f	a joining together, connecting together, band, knot, joint, seam, juncture, commissure, mingling, connection in discourse

committere, committō, commīsī, commissum	bring into one whole, join, combine into one whole, join together, put together, connect, unite, bring men or animals together in a contest or fight, set together, set on

commodum ..., cum ...	just - when

complēre, compleō, complēvī, complētum	fill up, fill full, fill out, make the army of a full number, make a legion of a full number, complete, to man, fill with men, impregnate, fill (with light, with sounds, with odors, with food)

comptus, comptūs m	band, tie, assembling, joining together

concubium noctis	that part of the night in which the first sleep falls upon men

conierāre, conierō	swear together, swear one with another, band together by an oath, combine together by an oath, unite, be united, assent to by an oath, form a conspiracy, form a plot, conspire

coniūrātiō, coniūrātiōnis f	a swearing together, union, alliance, conspiracy, plot, confederacy, band of conspirators

coniūrāre, coniūrō, coniūrāvī, coniūrātum	swear together, swear one with another, band together by an oath, combine together by an oath, unite, be united, assent to by an oath, form a conspiracy, form a plot, conspire

conligātiō, conligātiōnis f	binding together, connection, ligature, band, fastening

cōnserta rōbora virōrum	the tightly closed ranks of men

cōpiae, cōpiārum f	men, troops, forces, army

cōpula, cōpulae f	that which binds together, that which binds fast, band, rope, thong, tie, clasp of a bracelet, connection

corōna, corōnae f	garland, chaplet, wreath, crown, objects in the form of a crown, circle of men, assembly, crowd, multitude, the besiegers round a hostile place, line of siege, circumvallation, cornice

crīnāle, crīnālis n	hair tie, hair band

Croesī, Croesōrum m	men as rich as Croesus, very rich men

Cynamolgī, Cynamolgōrum m	dog-milkers - a wild tribe of Ethiopia

cynophanes, cynophanum m	men with dogs’ heads

decaprōtī, decaprōtōrum m	the ten chief men

decemvirī, decemvirōrum m	college or commission of ten men, the decemviri, the decemvirs, the composers of the Twelve Tables

deōs hominēsque contestor	invoke gods and men as witnesses

deōs hominēsque testificor	invoke gods and men as witnesses

dignitās, dignitātis f	being worthy, worth, worthiness, merit, desert, dignity, greatness, grandeur, authority, rank, official dignity, honorable employment, office, men holding high office, men in honorable employment, value, excellence

nōn modo ... vērum etiam ...	not only - but also

nōn sōlum ... vērum etiam ...	not only - but also

nōn modo ... vērum etiam ...	not only - but also

nōn tantummodo ... vērum etiam ...	not only - but also

secta, sectae f	band of robbers

senēs dēfloccātī	old men shorn of locks

septemvir, septemvirī m	member of the Seven Men Board

septemvirī, septemvirōrum m (Gen. Pl. auch septemvirûm)	college of seven men, septemvirs

seu ... seu ...	whether - or

sēvir, sēvirī m	member of a board consisting of six men, sexvir

sexvir, sexvirī m	member of a board consisting of six men, sexvir

sīve ... sīve ...	whether - or

struppus, struppī m	band, thong, strap

suīs annuentibus	on the cue from his men, on the hint of his men

supparum, supparī n (σίφαρος)	linen garment worn by women or men, small sail on the foremast, topsail

taenia, taeniae f (ταινΐα)	band, ribbon, fillet, head-band, hair-band, bandeau, tape-worm, ribbon-fish, streak in paper, reef, purple-fish

taeniola, taeniolae f	little band, little ribbon

trēsvirī, trēsvirōrum	three men holding an office together, three men associated in public business, board of three, three joint commissioners

triumvirī, triumvirōrum m	three men holding an office together, three men associated in public business, a board of three, three joint commissioners

turba, turbae f (τύρβη)	turmoil, hubbub, uproar, disorder, tumult, commotion, disturbance, brawl, confusion, disturbance, quarrel, crowd, throng, multitude, mob, band, train, troop, number

turma, turmae f	troop, squadron, crowd, throng, band, body

ūniversī, ūniversōrum m	the whole body of citizens, all men together

ut quisque (+ Superl.) ... ita (+ Superl.) ...	the - the

ut quisque (+ Superl.) ... ita (+ Superl.) ...	the more - the more

ut quisque (+ Superl.) ... sic (+ Superl.) ...	the - the

ut quisque (+ Superl.) ... sic (+ Superl.) ...	the more - the more

uxōrēs aliēnās permolō	sleep the wives of other men

vallum armātōrum multitūdinem capit	the wall holds the multitude of armed men

verbō... rē (quidem vērā)	according to the word - but in truth

verōsus, verōsa, verōsum	fond of men, longing after men

vēxillārius, vēxillāriī m	standard-bearer, ensign, leader of a band, captain of robbers

vīgintīvir, vīgintīvirī m	member of the board of twenty men

vīgintīvirī, vīgintīvirōrum m	college of twenty men, board of twenty men

vinclum, vinclī n	that with which any thing is bound, band, bond, rope, cord, fetter, tie

vinculum, vinculī n	that with which any thing is bound, band, bond, rope, cord, fetter, tie

virī clārī	men of merit, deserved men

virī clārī et honōrātī	men in office and dignity

virī experientiā probātī	men of experience, experience men

virī gravitātem adsevērantēs	men of serious nature, men of serious character

virī gravitātem adsevērantēs	men who profess serious principles

vīrī inter sē coeunt	the men meet for the fight

virī multārum rērum experientiā cōgnitī	men of rich experience, versatile experienced men

virī praeteritī	former men, deceased men, men of the past

viridiōres, viridiōrum m	more robust men, more spry men, stronger men

virōsus, virōsa, virōsum	fond of men, longing after men