Engl. Fund;
ā lectō surgō | getting up from bed, getting out of bed |
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acclīnātōrium, acclīnātōriī n | lean on the bed |
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aestīva, aestīvōrum n | summer camp |
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alicuius castra circumveniō | enclose someone's camp, encircle someone's camp, lock up someone's camp, encase someone's camp |
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alumnus legiōnum | brought up in the camp, child of the camp |
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alveus, alveī m | hollow, cavity, deep vessel, basket, trough, tray, excavation, hold of a ship, hull of a ship, small ship, boat, skiff, hollowed gaming-board, beehive, bathing-tub, channel of a river, bed of a river |
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ante castra | in front of the camp |
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ārea flōribus cōnsita | flower bed |
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ārea, āreae f | course of life, the halo around the sun or moon, bed or border in a garden, fowling-floor, burying-ground, church-yard, bald spot upon the head, baldness |
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assimulāta castrōrum cōnsuetūdine | by imitating the usual camp order |
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bellicum canō | give the signal for breaking up camp, give the signal for an attack, give the signal for commencing hostilities |
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cadurcum, cadurcī n | Cadurcian coverlet, a coverlet of Cadurcian linen, bed ornamented with a Cadurcian coverlet, marriage-bed |
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caepīna, caepīnae f | field of onions, bed of onions |
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caepuila, caepuilae f | field of onions, bed of onions, onion planting |
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Caesar iūxtā mūrum castra posuit | Caesar set up camp near the wall |
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Caesar tertium iam diem a castris aberat | Caesar had already been away from the camp for two days |
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cama, camae f | small bed near the ground |
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campus captīvīs cūstōdiendīs | concentration camp |
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campus captīvīs internecandīs | extermination camp, death camp |
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campus exercitātōrius | training camp |
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campus internecīvus | extermination camp, death camp |
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campus internicīvus | extermination camp, death camp |
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campus perfugīs recipiendīs | refugee camp, emergency reception camp, collective camp |
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campus profugīs recipiendīs | refugee camp, emergency reception camp, collective camp |
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campus receptōrius | reception centre, reception camp |
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campus receptōrius profugōrum | refugee camp, emergency reception camp, collective camp |
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campus, quī castra praeiacet | the field in front of the camp |
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castra aequō locō pōnō | set up a camp in a favourable position |
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castra aestīva | summer camp |
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castra aggere mūniō | fortify the camp with a wall |
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castra appūgnō | attack the camp |
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castra arripiō | attack the camp |
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castra Baetim trānsferō | move the camp across the Baetis (Guadalquivir) |
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castra carcerālia | concentration camp |
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castra castrīs coniungō | set up a camp |
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castra collocō | set up a camp, establish a camp |
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castra commoveō | dismantle the camp, get on my way, start marching |
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castra communiō | set up a fortified camp |
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castra coniungō | establish a joint camp |
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castra faciō | set up a camp, establish a camp |
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castra habeō | have set up camp |
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castra hīberna | winter camp |
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castra hostium | the enemy's camp |
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castra hostium capiō | conquer the camp of the enemies, capture the enemy's camp |
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castra hostium circumeō | go around the camp of the enemies |
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castra hostium dīripiō | plunder the enemies' camp |
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castra intūta | insecurity of the camp |
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castra locō | set up camp, establish a camp |
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castra lūnāta | crescent-shaped camp |
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castra mētor | stake out a camp, measure out a camp |
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castra moveō | dismantle the camp, get on my way, start marching |
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castra mūniō | set up a fortified camp |
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castra nūdō | leave the camp without defenders |
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castra operāria | labour camp, work camp |
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castra opportūnō locō posita sunt | the camp is favourably located |
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castra pōnō | set up camp, establish a camp |
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castra praesidiīs fīrmō | secure the camp by outposts |
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castra praetergredi | go past the camp, pass in front of the camp |
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castra praetōria | the camp of the prœtorians |
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castra referō | set up camp further backwards, move the camp backwards, retreat |
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castra repetō | attack the camp again, attack the camp once more |
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castra repetō | return to the camp |
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castra retrō referō | move the camp back, retreat |
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castra saxīs praeruptīs suspendō | camp on high rocks, set up camp on high rocks |
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castra statīva | stand camp, stand quarters |
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castra temerāta | camp desecrated by riot |
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castra trāns Pēnēum trānsferō | move the camp across the Peneus |
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castra tumultuāria | emergency camp |
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castra ultrā eum locum trānsferō | move the camp behind this place |
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castra vallārī placuit | it was decided to set up a fortified camp |
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castra vallō | make a fortified camp, set up a fortified camp |
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castra vallō et fossā cingō | fortify the camp with ramparts and moats |
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castra vallō mūniō | fortify the camp with a wall |
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castra, castrōrum n | several soldiers’ tents situated together, military camp, encampment |
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castramētātiō, castramētātiōnis f | staking out a camp, setting up a camp |
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castramētātor, castramētātōris m | camp master, quartermaster, engineer who sets up the camp |
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castramētārī, castramētor, castramētātus sum | pitch a camp, stake out a camp |
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castrēnsiārius, castrēnsiāria, castrēnsiārium | purveyor for the camp, sutler |
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castrēnsis, castrēnse | per-taining to the camp, camp- |
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castrēnsis, castrēnsis m | soldier in the camp, high officer of the imperial court of Constantinople |
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castriciānus, castriciāna, castriciānum | standing in camp, encamped |
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castrīs adequitō | ride up to the camp, approach the camp |
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castrīs adhaereō | not leave the camp |
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castrīs assultō (castrīs = dat.) | rush against the camp |
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castrīs innūtrior | grow up in the camp |
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castrīs mīlitēs praesidiō relinquō | leave soldiers behind to protect the camp |
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castrīs percommodum fuit | for the camp it was very beneficial |
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castrīs potīrī | seize the camp, take possession of the camp, |
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castrōrum tractus | extent of the camp, location of the camp |
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cēpīna, cēpīnae f | field of onions, bed of onions, onion planting |
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cibulla, cibullae f | field of onions, bed of onions |
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circumstrepunt, īret in castra | they urged him to go to the camp |
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cleinopūs, cleinopodis m | the foot of a bed |
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clīnē, clīnēs f | reclining bed, reclining cushion |
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clīnicus, clīnicī m | physician who attends patients sick in bed, patient confined to his bed, bearer of the bier, sexton, grave-digger, one who was baptized when sick or infirm |
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clīnopalē, clīnopalēs f | wrestling in bed |
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clīnopūs, podis m | foot of a bed |
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commōtiō castrōrum | demolition of the camp |
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concēdō cubitum | go to sleep, go to bed |
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cōnsīdere, cōnsīdō, cōnsēdī (cōnsīdī), cōnsessum | sit down, take a seat, be seated, settle, take one’s place, take a seat, sit, hold sessions, be in session, encamp, pitch a camp, take post somewhere, settle down for a long time, take up one’s abode |
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cōpiās castrīs contineō | detain the troops in the camp, hold back the troops in camp |
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cōpiās praeter castra trādūcō | lead the troops past the camp |
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cōpiās prō castrīs prōdūcō | lead the troops in front of the camp |
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cōpiās prō vallō collocō | line up the troops in front of the camp, deploy the troops in front of the camp |
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corōna castrēnsis | garland or crown given to soldiers as a prize of bravery, honor wreath for the first penetration into the enemy camp |
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cubiculāre strāgulum | comforter, bedspread, bed cover, blanket |
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cubiculāre tapēte | bedside rug, bed rug, bed mat |
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cubiculum, cubiculī n | the elevated seat of the emperor in the theatre, joint of a stone, groove of a stone, the bed of a stone |
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cubīle, cubīlis n | place of rest, couch, bed, marriage-bed, nest, lair, hole, kennel, couch of the setting sun, joint of a stone, bed of a stone, beam, the very den of something, the very lair of something |
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cubitum eō | go to sleep, lay down to rest, go to bed |
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cubitus, cubitūs m | a lying down, bed, couch |
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culcita plūmea | comforter, feather bed |
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culcita, culcitae f (culcitra, culcitrae f) | sack filled with feathers, sack filled with wool, sack filled with hair, bed, cushion, mattress, pillow, patch for the eye, a resting-place, pad |
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culcitra, culcitrae f | sack filled with feathers, sack filled with wool, sack filled with hair, bed, cushion, mattress, pillow, patch for the eye, a resting-place, pad |
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hospitium tumultuārium | tent accommodation, tent camp |
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lectum commēiō | piss in bed |
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lectus vītālis | the bed upon which one is laid while alive and is laid out when dead, death-bed, funeral-couch |
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scimpodion, scimpodiī n | a small bed, a couch |
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sentīna, sentīnae f | filthy water that collects in the bottom of a ship, bilgewater, bottom of a ship where the bilgewater is, the hold, the lowest of the people, the dregs, refuse, rabble of a state, hangerson of an army, camp followers |
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somnō mē dō | go to bed |
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sponda, spondae f | frame of a bedstead, sofa, bed, couch, bier |
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spōnsāle, spōnsālis n | bridal bed |
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statīva castra | stationary camp, a camp where an army halts for a long while |
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statīva, statīvōrum n | stationary camp, restingplace, stopping-place, quarters |
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stratopedon, stratopedī n | camp |
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stratopedum, stratopedī n | camp |
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strātum, strātī n | bed, covering, coverlet, quilt, blanket, pillow, bolster, bed, couch, horsecloth, housing, saddle, pavement |
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tentōria, tentōriōrum n | tent camp |
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tentōriola, tentōriolōrum n | small tent camp |
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tēsta lectum calefaciēns | bed bottle |
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torum compōnō | make the bed |
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torus, torī m | raised ornament, knot, bolster, cushion, bed, bridalbed, marriage, mistress, elevation of earth, bank of earth, round moulding at the base of a column |
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tōtīs castrīs trepidātur | the whole camp is chaotic, the whole camp is in confusion |
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tōtīs trepidātur castrīs | the whole camp is in turmoil |
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tribūnal, tribūnālis n | raised semicircular or square platform, on which the seats of magistrates were placed, judgment-seat, tribunal, elevation in the camp, seat of the prætor in the theatre |
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versor lectō | tossing restlessly in bed |
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vesticontubernium, vesticontuberniī n | lying under the same coverlet, sleeping in the same bed, bed-companionship |
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via vīcīnāria | by-way in a camp |
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via, viae f | highway, road, path, street, march, journey, way, passage, channel, pipe, lane in a camp, method, mode, manner, fashion, the right way, the true method |
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violārium, violāriī n | bed of violets, bank of violets |
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