Wörterbuch Latein <-> Deutsch (Englisch)
Bestimmung lateinischer Wortformen
Bestimmung lateinischer Wortformen
(15) Gib Verben auch im Deutschen in der 1.Sgl. ein (ohne "ich")!
longae: ā ē ī ō ū ӯ Ā Ē Ī Ō Ū - breves: ă ĕ ĭ ŏ ŭ Ă Ĕ Ĭ Ŏ Ŭ - ancipitia: ā̆ ē̆ ī̆ ō̆ ū̆ ȳ̆
Suchergebnis zu | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| fando aliquid audivi | fandō aliquid audīvī | weiß etw. vom Hörensagen | |||||
 |  | for 1 | fārī, for, fātus sum (φημί) | besinge |  |  |  |
| | künde | | | | ||
| | mache kund | | | | ||
| | rede | | | | ||
| | sage | | | | ||
| | spreche | | | | ||
| | verkünde | | | | ||
| | weissage | | | |
| Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) | Organisātiō Armōrum Chēmicōrum Prohibendōrum | Organisatio Armorum Chemicorum Prohibendorum |
Hauptquelle: Lewis and Short
| (id) me attinet (id) mē attinet | this is of moment for me, this is of importance for me |
| aberrāre, aberrō, aberrāvī, aberrātum | wander from the way, go astray, wander from, stray from a purpose, deviate from a purpose, divert, forget for a time |
| ablacuāre, ablacuō, ablacuāvī, ablacuātum | turn up the earth round a tree, form a trench for water |
| ablaqueāre, ablaqueō, ablaqueāvī, ablaqueātum | turn up the earth round a tree, form a trench for water, create a tree slice |
| acceptātor, acceptātōris m | one who accepts or approves of a thing, avenue, access, passage for admittance of the people |
| accersere, accersō, accersīvī, accersītum | cause any one to come, call, send for, invite, summon, fetch, order, let be brought, summon, arraign one, before a court of justice, accuse, bring, seek |
| accommodāre, accommodō (adcommodō), accommodāvī, accommodātum | fit one thing to another, adapt one thing to another, lay on, put on, hang on, prepare for any use, adjust to, adapt to, accommodate to, apply |
| accubitum, accubitī n | couch for a large number of guests to recline on at meals |
| acētābulum, acētābulī n | vessel for vinegar, cup-shaped vessel, cup, goblet, socket of the hip-bone, cavities in the arms of polypi, cup of flowers |
| acia, aciae f | thread for sewing |
| acicula, aciculae f | small pin for a head-dress |
| acītābulum, acītābulī n | vessel for vinegar, cup-shaped vessel, cup, goblet, socket of the hip-bone, cavities in the arms of polypi, cup of flowers |
| acquīsītīvus, acquīsītīva, acquīsītīvum | useful for acquisition, acquiring, gaining, appropriating |
| acrātophoros, acrātophorī m | pitcher or flask for holding unmixed wine |
| acrātophorum, acrātophorī n | pitcher or flask for holding unmixed wine |
| acridium, acridiī n | another name for the scammonia, scammony |
| acroāmaticus, acroāmatica, acroāmaticum | designed for hearing only, esoteric |
| acroāticus, acroātica, acroāticum | designed for hearing only, esoteric |
| āctiō tribūtōria | action for compensation, action for compensation |
| āctiō, āctiōnis f | permission for a suit, judicial management of a suit, trial, day of trial, exterior air or bearing, delivery, connection of events, series of events, plot |
| āctus, āctūs m | moving of an object, driving of an object, impulse, motion, right of driving cattle through a place, passage for cattle, road between fields, cart-way, carriageway, doing a thing |
| acucula, acuculae f | small pin for a head-dress |
| acūminārius, acūmināria, acūminārium | good for sharpening, good for sharpening weapons |
| ad + Akk. | to, toward, even to, near to, by, at, close by, almost, about, unto, according to, in consequence of, for, in order to, at a definite, at a fixed time, at a appropriate time, according to circumstances, on the spot |
| ad annum | for the coming year, a year hence |
| ad breve | for a short time |
| ad verbum | word for word, literally |
| ad vicem (mit Gen.) | instead of, for |
| ad vīcīnālem ūsum | for the use of the neighbors |
| adhinnīre, adhinniō, adhinnīvī, adhinnītum | neigh to, neigh after, strive after, long for with voluptuous desire, expresse one's delight in |
| administrātīvus , administrātīva, administrātīvum | fit for the administration, suitable for the administration, practical |
| admīrātīvus, admīrātīva, admīrātīvum | suitable for astonishing, astonishing |
| admissārius, admissāriī m | male animal (horse, ass, , , , ) that is used for breeding, stallion, lewd man |
| adnumerāre, adnumerō, adnumerāvī, adnumerātum | count to, count out to, put to a person’s account, add to, include with, reckon with, attribute, impute to, reckon for, consider equal to, |
| adōrātīvus, adōrātīva, adōrātīvum | pertaining to adoration, useful for worshiping, worshiping |
| adpetītiō, adpetītiōnis f | grasping at something, reaching after, passionate longing for something, passionate striving for something, strong desire, strong inclination, desire for food, appetite |
| adpetītus, adpetītūs m | onset, attack, assault, passionate longing for something, eager desire for something, power of desire, faculty of desire, passions, appetites |
| adpetere, adpetō, adpetīvī, adpetītum | strive after, try to get, grasp after, go somewhere, come somewhere, approach, arrive at, pressing on, rushing on, attack, fall upon, seize upon, assault, assail, strive after earnestly, desire eagerly, long for, have an appetite for, draw on, draw nigh, approach, be at |
| adspargere, adspargō, adsparsī, adsparsum (cf. σπείρω) | scatter, strew something on something, sprinkle, spatter over, fasten upon, bestow, bequeath something to, set apart for, add to, join, strew some person or thing with something, splash over, besprinkle, bespatter, bedew, spot, stain, sully, defile, asperse |
| adspergere, adspergō, adspersī, adspersum (cf. σπείρω) | scatter, strew something on something, sprinkle, spatter over, fasten upon, bestow, bequeath something to, set apart for, add to, join, strew some person or thing with something, splash over, besprinkle, bespatter, bedew, spot, stain, sully, defile, asperse |
| adsum alicuī animō nōn amīcō | being present for someone without a friendly disposition |
| adtinēre, adtineō, adtinuī, adtentum | stretch out to, reach to, extend somewhere, stretch somewhere, belong somewhere, belong to, concern to, pertain to, appertain to, relate to, refers to, concern, matter, be of moment, be of consequence, be of importance, be serviceable for, be useful for |
| adtractāre, adtractō, adtractāvī, adtractātum | touch, handle, feel after, grope for, appropriate to one’s self, feel after, seek to find |
| adtrectāre, adtrectō, adtrectāvī, adtrectātum | touch, handle, feel after, grope for, appropriate to one’s self, feel after, seek to find |
| adventūs causam ostendō | explain the reason for my coming |
| advigilāre, advigilō, advigilāvī, advigilātum | watch by, watch at, keep guard over, be watchful, be vigilant for, bestow care, bestow attention upon a thing, watch, watch for |
| advocātiō, advocātiōnis f | calling to, summoning, legal assistance, judicial aid, the whole body of assistants, counsel, the time allowed for procuring legal assistance, any kind of delay, any kind of adjournment, consolation |
| advocitāre, advocitō | summon, send for, call in, call over |
| advocāre, advocō, advocāvī, advocātum | call one to a place, summon one to a place, call in, call to one’s aid, call to for help, summon, get a respite, delay |
| aedēs, aedium f (αἴθω) | dwelling for men, house, habitation, obode, room, apartment, chamber, cells of bees, hive of bees, auricle |
| aedicula, aediculae f | small building intended for a dwelling, chapel, small temple, niche, shrine, the recess in which the urn was placed, small house, small habitation, small room, closet |
| aedis, aedis f | dwelling for men, house, habitation, obode, room, apartment, chamber, cells of bees, hive of bees, ear passage |
| Aegyptus, claustra annōnae | Egypt, the gateway for the grain supply |
| aeolipilae, aeolipilārum f | vessels for investigating the nature of the wind, eolipiles |
| aequāmen, aequaminis n | , instrument for levelling or smoothing, |
| aequātō iūre omnium | with equality of rights for all, with equal rights for all |
| aequātō omnium perīculō | with equal risk for all |
| aequum iūdicem mē alicuī praebeō | prove to be a neutral judge for somebody |
| aerumnula, aerumnulae f | traveller’s stick for carrying a bundle |
| aestīva, aestīvōrum n | summer pastures for cattle |
| aestīva, aestīvōrum n | time appropriate for a campaign |
| aetās cassidis patiēns | age fit for war, age fit to bear arms |
| aeternam glōriam urbī pariō | win immortal fame for the city |
| affectātor, affectātōris m | one that strives for something |
| affectātrīx, affectātrīcis f | she that strives for a thing |
| affectiō imperiī | Striving for power |
| ager satiōnālis | field suitable for sowing, seed field |
| agipēs, agipedis | fast-footed, quick-footed, senator who silently passes over to him for or with whom he intends to vote |
| agitur bene cum aliquō | things are good for someone |
| agitur praeclārē cum aliquō | it is excellent for someone |
| agō aliquem reum lēgum sprētārum | accuse someone of disobeying the law, sue someone for disobeying the law |
| agōgae, agōgārum g | channels or passages for drawing off water |
| agōnista, agōnistae m | , combatant for a prize, |
| agrestem stīvam arātrī repetō | reach for the plow again, pick up the plow again |
| agripeta, agripetae m | one who strives for the possession of land, field hunter, goods hunter |
| agrōrum cultūra hominibus salutāris est | arable farming is beneficial for people |
| alabaster, alabastrī m | box for perfume, casket for perfumes, box for unguents, form of a rose-bud |
| alabastrum, alabastrī n | box for perfume, casket for perfumes, box for unguents, form of a rose-bud |
| Alexander breve tempus regnavit | Alexander ruled for only a short time |
| alexipharmacon, alexipharmacī n | antidote for poison |
| alicuī causa sum | serve as a cause for someone |
| alicuī dō operam | do someone a service, render a service for someone |
| alicuī ostentuī scelerum sum | serve someone for the display of his crimes |
| alicuī praesidiō sum | be somebody's protection, be a shelter for someone |
| alicuī veniam alicuius reī dō | forgive someone for something |
| alicuius auctōritās multum valet apud aliquem | someone's reputation counts for a lot with someone |
| bitte jdn. fehentlich um Hilfe | plead with someone for help |
| alicuius causā cupiō | have interest for someone |
| alicuius causā volō | have interest for someone |
| alicuius cōnsilium scīscitor | ask someone for advice, seek someone's advice |
| alicuius grātiā | in someone's favour, on someone's account, for someone |
| alicuius interest | it is advantageous for someone, it is beneficial for someone |
| alicuius nōmine | in appreciation for someone |
| alicuius nōmine nūntiātor | speaker for someone, spokesperson for someone |
| alicuius opem implōrō | beg somebody for help |
| alicuius operā in multīs rēbus ūtor | use someone for many services, use someone to do many things |
| alicuius partēs agō | appear in someone's persona, act the part of someone else, represent someone, stand in for someone, substitute for someone |
| alicuius reī introitum aperiō | open door and gate for something |
| alicuius reī māteriam dō | cause something to happen, give cause for something to happen |
| alicuius reī ratiōnem dūcō | show consideration for something |
| alicuius studiōsus sum | feel affection for someone |
| alicuius studiōsus sum | have a liking for someone, have a tendency towards someone |
| alicuius virtūtem honōrō | reward someone for their efficiency |
| aliēnārī, aliēnot, aliēnātus sum | keep at a distance from something, be disinclined to, have an aversion for, avoid |
| aliīs leporem excitō | toil for others, feed others through, chase a rabbit into the kitchen for others |
| alimentārius, alimentāria, alimentārium | pertaining to nourishing, suitable for nourishing, relating to the apportionment of provisions among the poor |
| alimentum, alimentī n | nourishment, nutriment, food, provisions, aliment, maintenance, support, recompense due to parents from children for their rearing |
| aliō | elsewhere, to another place, to another person, for another purpose |
| aliōquī (aliōquīn) | in other respects, for the rest, otherwise, yet, besides, moreover |
| aliōs amōres suspīrō | desire other loves, longing for other liaisons, yearn for other loves |
| alīpta, alīptae m (alīptēs, alīptae m) (ἀλείπτης) | manager in the school for wrestlers, master of wrestling |
| alīptēs, alīptae m (ἀλείπτης) | manager in the school for wrestlers, master of wrestling |
| aliquamdiū | awhile, for a while, for some time, for a long distance |
| aliquandiū | awhile, for a while, for some time, for a long distance |
| aliquando | awhile, for a while, for some time, sometimes, now and then, at length, now at last |
| aliquantisper | for a moderate period of time, for a while, for a time, for some time |
| aliquātenus | for a certain distance, some way, to a certain degree, to a certain extent, in some measure, somewhat, in some respects, partly |
| aliquem ad (in) cōnsilium adhibeō | call someone in for advice |
| aliquem ad cēnam invītō | please someone for dinner, ask someone for dinner |
| aliquem ad cēnam rogō | please someone for dinner, ask someone for dinner |
| aliquem ad cēnam vocō | please someone for dinner, ask someone for dinner |
| aliquem ad cupiditātem honōrum īnflammō | inflame someone to the desire for fame |
| aliquem ad dēlīberatiōnem adhibeō | bring in someone for advice, involve someone for advice |
| aliquem ad studium meī perdūcō | make someone devoted to oneself, win someone over, enlist someone for one's interests |
| aliquem ad ūsūs meōs adiungō | harnessing someone for one's interests |
| aliquem alium esse putō | mistaking someone for someone else |
| aliquem auctōrem habeō alicuius reī | have someone as a guarantor for something |
| aliquem cōnsiliō adhibeō | call someone in for advice, consult someone |
| aliquem cupiditāte honōrum īnflammō | inflame someone to desire for fame |
| aliquem furere et bacchārī arbitror | to take someone for an over-enthusiastic and reeling gusher |
| aliquem irrīdeō | take someone for a ride, take the mickey out of someone, make fun of someone, make someone feel stupid |
| aliquem lūdō | take someone for a ride, take the mickey out of someone, make fun of someone, make someone feel stupid |
| aliquem māiestātis arcessō | challenge someone to court for lese majeste |
| aliquem praestō | stand up for someone, vouch for someone |
| aliquem sēnsum habeō in aliquā rē | be receptive to something, have a sense for something, have an antenna for something |
| aliquid alicuī crīminī dō | accuse someone of something, blame someone for something |
| aliquid alicuī in religiōnem venit | something becomes a concern for someone |
| aliquid compertum habeō | know something for certain |
| aliquid ēmōlumentō est | something brings blessing, something is a blessing for someone |
| aliquid explōrātum habeō | something is certain for me |
| aliquid fore recipiō | guarantee that something will happen, take it upon oneself to make something happen, vouch for something happening |
| aliquid in disceptātiōnem vocō | put something up for discussion, argue about something, make something the subject of the dispute |
| aliquid in malam partem accipiō | take something in a bad sense, interpret something for the worse |
| aliquid in ūsum meum cōnferō | use something for my benefit |
| aliquid lacrimō | mourn something, weep for something |
| aliquid laudī alicuī dō | give someone credit for something |
| aliquid laudī alicuī dūcō | give someone credit for something |
| aliquid luō aliquā rē | atone for something with something |
| aliquid mē tenet | something binds me, something has binding force for me, something is binding for me |
| aliquid mihi manet | something remains for me |
| aliquid mihi relinquitur | something remains for me |
| aliquid mihi restat | something remains for me |
| aliquid nihilī facio | respect something for nothing, regard something as a trifle |
| aliquid praestō | be responsible for something, stand up for something, vouch for something |
| aliquid prō aliquā rē sūmō | mistake something for something, confuse something with something |
| aliquot diēs | for several days, for a few days |
| allēctiō, allēctiōnis f | choice for something, election for something, troop deployment, levying of troops, promotion to a higher office before one has performed the duties of a lower |
| allēgere, allegō, allēgi, allēctum | select for one’s self, choose, admit by election, elect to a thing, elect into a thing |
| allubentia, allubentia f | liking to, inclination to, fondness for |
| altāria, altārium n | that which was placed upon the altar proper (ara) for the burning of the victim, high altar, single altar |
| altē spectō | look up, set a high goal for one's self |
| Alternatīva Germāniae Factiō | Alternative for Germany (AfD) |
| alterutrī mē fortūnae parō | be prepared for both cases, get ready for both cases |
| altiōra petō | aspire to higher things, strive for higher things |
| alūta, alūtae f | kind of soft leather (prepared by means of alum), shoe, purse, pouch, patch put on the face for ornament |
| alysson, alyssī n | a plant used for the bite of a mad dog, madwort |
| amābō, quid tibi est? | For God's sake, what's the matter with you? |
| ambīre, ambiō, ambīvī (ambiī), ambītum | go round a thing, go about a thing, surround, encircle, encompass, go round after, solicit, canvass for votes, strive for, seek to gain |
| ambiō aliquem | compete for someone's vote, curry favour with someone |
| ambitiō, ambitiōnis f | going round, going about of candidates for office in Rome, soliciting of individual citizens for their vote, canvassing, suing for office, striving for one’s favor, striving for one’s good-will |
| ambitiōne | out of personal consideration, for the sake of personal considerations |
| ambitiōsus, ambitiōsa, ambitiōsum | going round, encompassing, embracing, twining round, making circuits, having many windings, that asks for a thing fawningly, that solicits the favor, that solicits the good-will, honor-loving, ambitious, courting favor |
| ambitūs iūdiciō aliquem arcessō | prosecute someone for bribery, prosecute someone for electoral fraud |
| ambitūs nōmine aliquem arcessō | prosecute someone for bribery, prosecute someone for electoral fraud |
| ambitus, ambitūs m | unlawful striving for posts of honor, unlawful canvassing for office, bribery, corruption, desire to make a display, ostentation, vanity, show, parade, bombastic fulness, parade |
| ambulandō famem obsōnō | when I go for a walk I buy myself a hearty appetite |
| ambulātiō, ambulātiōnis f | walking about, walk, place for walking, promenade |
| ambulātiuncula, ambulātiunculae f | short walk, small place for walking |
| ambulātōrius, ambulātōria, ambulātōrium | that moves about, movable, wavering, fickle, changeable, suitable for walking in |
| ambulāre, ambulō, ambulāvī, ambulātum | go about, walk, walk for recreation, take a walk, go, travel, journey, navigate, sail, pass over, march |
| amīcitia bonam spem praelūcet in posterum | friendship grants a joyful light of hope for the future |
| amīcitiae causā | for the sake of friendship |
| amictōrium pectorāle | garment which is thrown about or over one, scarf, tie for the neck, bra, brassiere |
| amictōrius, amictōria, amictōrium | suitable for throwing about one |
| amīcum exspectāre | look out for one''s friend |
| amīcum manēre | wait for one's friend |
| ammōniacum thȳmiāma | composition for fumigating, incense |
| amor advena | love for a foreign maiden |
| amor adversus lībertam | love for a freedwoman |
| amor ancillae | love for a slave girl |
| amor aurī | hunger for gold |
| amor cōnsulātūs | aspiration for the Consulate |
| amor ergā mē | love for me |
| amor in tē cīvitātis | your popularity with the citizenship, the citizenship love for you |
| amor noster | love for us |
| amor patris | love for the father |
| amor, amōris m | love, the beloved object itself, the god of love, Love, Cupid, strong and passionate longing for something, desire, lust, love-charm, philtre |
| ampelodesmos, ampelodesmī m | a plant used for tying up vines |
| amphora, amphorae f (ἀμφορεύς < ἀμφιφορεύς) | vessel, usually made of clay, with two handles or ears, flagon, pitcher, flask, bottle, measure for liquids, measure of a ship |
| amplexābundus, amplexābunda, amplexābundum | giving oneself to the embrace, eager for embraces |
| ampulla, ampullae f (demin. zu amphora) | vessel for holding liquids, flask, bottle, jar, pot, swelling words, bombast |
| ampullula, ampullulae f | small vessel for holding liquids, small flask, small bottle, small jar, small pot, small bombast |
| amputātōrius, amputātōria, amputātōrium | useful for cutting off |
| amussium, amussiī n | horizontal wheel for denoting the direction of the wind |
| amynticus, amyntica, amynticum | intended for defence, designed to repel |
| anabathra, anabathrōrum n | pulpit, elevated place for reading out |
| anabāthrum, anabāthrī n | elevated place for beholding public games, lift, ski lift, platform, seat |
| anabolicus, anabolica, anabolicum | suitable for loading onto ship, suitable for importation |
| anachītēs, anachītae m | name of the diamond as a remedy for sadness and trouble of mind |
| anaclintērium, anaclintēriī n | cushion for leaning upon |
| anaclitērium, anaclitēriī n | cushion for leaning upon |
| anadēma, anadēmatis n | band, fillet, ornament for the head |
| analectris, analectridis f | cushion for the shoulders (used to improve the figure), shoulder-pad |
| ananchītida, ananchītidae f | name of the diamond as a remedy for sadness and trouble of mind |
| anancitēs, anancitae m | name of the diamond as a remedy for sadness and trouble of mind |
| anaplērōticus, anaplērōtica, anaplērōticum | suitable for filling up |
| anasceuasticus, anasceuastica, anasceuasticum | suitable for refutation |
| ancipitī perīculō premor | being in a tight spot, it's quite dangerous for me, being cornered |
| ancōnēs, ancōnum m | knobbed bars of a hydraulic engine, forked poles for spreading nets |
| andabata, andabatae m (keltisch) | blindfighter, kind of Roman gladiator, whose helmet was without openings for the eyes, and who therefore fought blindfolded for the amusement of spectators |
| angustiae petītiōnis | conditions unfavourable for application, difficulty of obtaining the consular dignity |
| anhēlāre, anhēlō, anhēlāvi | move about for breath, draw the breath with great difficulty, pant, puff, gasp, heave, breathe out, emit by breathing, breathe forth, exhale, pursue, pant for, strive after something with eagerness, draw up the breath |
| animam prō cūnctīs obiectō | sacrifice one's life for all |
| animī causā | merely for pleasure, for amusement, for passing the time, for diversion |
| animō parātus sum ad aliquid | be prepared for something |
| animōs amōrī submittō | sacrifice pride for love |
| animus superiōra capessat necesse est | the soul must strive for higher regions |
| annōnam temperō | set a moderate grain price, fix a reasonable price for corn |
| annotāre, annotō (adnotō), annotāvī, annotātum | put a note to something, write down something, note down, remark, comment on, observe, perceive, register an absent person among the accused, designate one, already condemned, for punishment |
| annotārī, annotor (adnotor), annotātus sum | be distinguished for something, be noted for something |
| annua ambitiō | annual application for office, annual candidature |
| annuae cōpiae | provisions for a year |
| annulus annulī m | ring, finger-ring, seal-ring, signet-ring, ring for curtains, link of a chain, curled lock of hair, ringlet, round ornament upon the capitals of Doric columns, rings made of willow rods |
| annumerāre, annumerō (adnumerō), annumerāvī, annumerātum | count to, count out to, put to a person’s account, add to, include with, reckon with, give the number of something, attribute to, impute to, reckon for, consider equal to |
| anquīrere, anquīrō, anquīsīvī, anquīsītum | seek on all sides, look about for, search after, inquire about, examine into, institute a careful inquiry, institute a careful examination, enter a complaint, accuse one |
| ānsām habeō reprehēnsiōnis | give cause for censure |
| ānsam quaerō | search for a clue |
| ānsās dō ad reprehendum | give cause for rebuke |
| ānsās dō reprehēnsiōnis | give cause for rebuke |
| ānsula, ānsulae f | little handle, small ring, small hook, small loop at the edge of sandals for the ties |
| antārius, antāria, antārium | that serves for raising up |
| ante lēgitimum tempus magistrātum petō | apply for office before the legal time |
| antecapiō, quae bello usui sunt | procure in advance what is useful for the war |
| antepagmentum, antepagmentī n | every thing that is used for garnishing the exterior of a house, ornaments about the doors, windows |
| antesīgnānī, antesīgnānorum m | chosen band of Roman soldiers who fought before the standards, and served for their defence |
| anthoristicus, anthoristica, anthoristicum | setting a counter-definition, suitable for counter-determination |
| antipagmentum, antipagmentī n | every thing that is used for garnishing the exterior of a house, ornaments about the doors, windows |
| antiptōsis, antiptōsis f | the putting of one case for another |
| antisigma, antisigmatis n | a character, Ↄ, which the emperor Claudius wished to introduce into Latin for ps = the Greek ψ, a critical mark, Ↄ, placed before a verse which is to be transposed |
| antithesis, antithesis f | putting of one letter for another |
| antlia, antliae f (= ἀντλίον) | machine for drawing water, worked with the foot, pump, water pump, water paddle, paddle wheel |
| ānulus, ānulī m | ring, finger-ring, seal-ring, signet-ring, ring for curtains, link of a chain, curled lock of hair, ringlet, round ornament upon the capitals of Doric columns, rings made of willow rods |
| ānulus, ānulī m | ring, finger-ring, seal-ring, signet-ring, ring for curtains, link of a chain, curled lock of hair, ringlet, round ornament upon the capitals of Doric columns, rings made of willow rods |
| ānus, ānī m | anus, the posteriors, butt, buttocks, bottom, fundament, diseases of the anus, piles, haemorrhoids, iron ring for the feet |
| apertīvus, apertīva, apertīvum | suitable for opening |
| apiastra, apiastrae f | bird that lies in wait for bees, bee-eater |
| apolectus, apolectī f | kind of tunny-fish when not a year old, piece for salting, cut from the tunnyfish |
| apophlegmatismos, apophlegmatismī m | remedy for expelling phlegm, expectorant |
| apparatus bellī | armament for war |
| apparāre, apparō (adparō), apparāvī, apparātum | prepare, make ready for something |
| appetēns glōriae | eager for glory |
| appetēns glōriae atque avidus laudis | eager for fame and keen on recognition |
| appetēns, appetentis | striving passionately after, desirous of, eager for, avaricious |
| appetentia glōriae | striving for fame, striving for glory |
| appetentia laudis | striving for fame, striving for glory |
| appetissere, appetissō | strive for, seek earnestly |
| appetītiō prīncipātūs | striving for the first rank |
| appetītiō, appetītiōnis f | grasping at something, reaching after, passionate longing for something, passionate striving for something, strong desire, strong inclination, desire for food, appetite |
| appetītor, appetītōris m | one that strives for something, one that longs for something |
| appetītrīx, appetītrīcis | she that strives for something, she that longs for something |
| appetītus voluptātis | addiction to pleasure, penchant for pleasure |
| appetītus, appetītūs m | onset, attack, assault, passionate longing for something, eager desire for something, power of desire, faculty of desire, passions, appetites |
| appetere, appetō, appetīvī (appetiī), appetītum | strive after, try to get, grasp after, go somewhere, come somewhere, approach, arrive at, pressing on, rushing on, attack, fall upon, seize upon, assault, assail, strive after earnestly, desire eagerly, long for, have an appetite for, draw on, draw nigh, approach, be at |
| appetō, appetōnis m | he that strives eagerly for a thing, passionate nerd |
| applar, applāris n | small spoon for eating eggs |
| appōnere, appōnō (adpōnō), apposuī, appositum | put to something by way of increase, add to, superadd, do further, do something, set down for something, count as, reckon as, consider as, hold as |
| appositus alicuī reī | made to fit something, made suitable for something, set up for something |
| apprōmissor, apprōmissōris m | one who is security for another, security, bail, guarantor of security |
| aptābilis, aptābile | serviceable, fit for purpose, usable |
| aptus exercitus | an army good in fight, ready for battle |
| aptus sum | be qualified for something, be fit for something, be suitable for something |
| aptus, apta, aptum | fitted to something, suited, suitable, proper, apposite, fit, appropriate, adapted, conformable to, apt for, easily changed into |
| aquae sitiō | be thirsty for water |
| aquaemanālis, aquaemanāle | pertaining to water for the hand, pertaining to water for washing |
| aquaemanālis, aquaemanālis m | basin for washing the hands, wash-basin |
| aquaemanālis, aquaemanālis m | basin for washing the hands, wash-basin |
| aquāle, aquālis n | vessel for washing, basin, wash-basin |
| aquāliculus, aquāliculī m | small vessel for water, stomach, maw, belly, paunch |
| aquālis, aquālis c | vessel for washing, basin, wash-basin |
| aquārium, aquāriī n | wateringplace for cattle |
| aquārī, aquor, aquātus sum | bring water, fetch water for drinking, get water, be watered |
| āra, ārae f | pen for animals, coop for animals |
| araeostȳlos, araeostȳlon | with columns standing for apart, areostyle |
| ārās vōtīs incendō | light the altar for the vowed sacrifices |
| arātiōnēs, arātiōnum f | public farms or plots of land farmed out for a tenth of the produce, state Domains, government domains |
| arātor, arātōris m | one that ploughs, ploughman, husbandman, farmer, cultivator of public lands for a tenth of the produce, a constellation |
| arbuscula, arbusculae f | in mechanics a movable machine for propelling military engines, |
| arca, arcae f | place for keeping any thing, chest, box, box for money, safe, coffer, purse, porte-monnaie, coffin, Noah’s ark, small close prison, cell, water-box of a hydraulic machine, watercistern, reservoir |
| arcera, arcerae f | covered carriage for sick persons |
| arcessere, arcessō, arcessīvī, arcessītum | cause any one to come, call, send for, invite, summon, fetch, order, let be brought, summon, arraign one, before a court of justice, accuse, bring, seek |
| archa, archae f | place for keeping any thing, chest, box, box for money, safe, coffer, purse, porte-monnaie, coffin, Noah’s ark, small close prison, cell, water-box of a hydraulic machine, watercistern, reservoir |
| arcīvus, arcīva, arcīvum | suitable for prevention |
| arculum, arculī n | a roll or hoop placed upon the head for the purpose of carrying the vessels at public sacrifices |
| arculus, arculī m | a roll or hoop placed upon the head for the purpose of carrying the vessels at public sacrifices |
| ārea, āreae f | piece of level ground, vacant place, ground for a house, building-spot, vacant space around or in a house, court, open space for games, open play-ground, raceground |
| arēnārius, arēnāria, arēnārium | pertaining to sand, pertaining to the amphitheatre, destined for the arena |
| argentārium, argentāriī n | place for keeping silver, cupboard or safe for plate |
| argentum, argentī n (cf. ἀργής) | silver, wrought silver, things made of silver, silver-plate, silver-work, silver as weighed out for money, money coined from silver, silver money |
| argūmentōrum mōmenta | decisive grounds for proof |
| argūmentum immortālitātis afferō | cite a reason for immortality |
| ariēs, arietis m (ἄρην, ἄρρην) | male sheep, ram, a sign of the zodiac, engine for battering down walls, battering-ram, beam for support, prop, buttress, unknown sea-monster, very dangerous to ships |
| Aristīdēs, Aristīdis m | an Athenian renowned for his integrity, a contemporary and rival of Themistocles |
| arma cīvica prō trepidīs reīs tulit | wield the weapon of citizenship for fearfully trembling defendants |
| arma quaerō | ponder on military aids, pine for military resources |
| armamaxa, armamaxae f (ἁρμάμαξα) | covered Persian chariot (especially for women and children) |
| armāmenta, armāmentōrum n | implements or utensils for any purpose, props, tackle of a ship, sails, ropes, cables |
| armentum, armentī n | cattle for ploughing, herd, single cow, ox |
| armīle, armīlis n | vessel for wine |
| armilla, armillae f | circular ornament for the arm, bracelet, armlet, iron hoop, ring, ferrule |
| armillum, armillī n | vessel for wine |
| arnacis, arnacidis f (Akk. Pl. arnacidas) | garment for maidens, coat of sheepskin |
| arrogantiam tibi opprobriō dō | reproach you for your arrogance, accuse you of vanity |
| artaena, artaenae f | vessel for taking up liquids |
| artibus dēlector | finding a taste for the arts |
| aruga, arugae f | ram for offering |
| arundō, arundinis f | reed for brushing down cobwebs, transverse bar for vines, rod (for beating, punishing), splints for holding together injured parts of the body, measuring-rod, hobbyhorse, cane-horse |
| arundō, arundinis f | reed, cane, fishing-rod, limed twigs for catching birds, wreath or crown made of reeds, shaft of an arrow, arrow, pen, reed pipe, shepherd’s pipe, Pan-pipe (σύριγξ), flute, weber-comb |
| arutaena, arutaenae f (ἀρύταινα) | vessel for taking up liquids |
| arvocitāre, arvocitō | summon, send for, cal in, call over |
| arytaena, arytaenae f (ἀρύταινα) | vessel for taking up liquids |
| ascea,asceae f | axe for hewing wood, carpenter’s axe, mattock, hoel, mason’s trowel |
| ascētēria, ascētēriōrum n | place of abode for ascetics, hermitage |
| ascia, asciae f | axe for hewing wood, carpenter’s axe, mattock, hoel, mason’s trowel |
| ascīscō mihī aliquid | settle something, take something on, claim something for oneself |
| aspargere, aspargō, asparsī, asparsum (cf. σπείρω) | scatter, strew something on something, sprinkle, spatter over, fasten upon, bestow, bequeath something to, set apart for, add to, join, strew some person or thing with something, splash over, besprinkle, bespatter, bedew, spot, stain, sully, defile, asperse |
| aspergillum, aspergillī n | vessel for sprinkling, sprinkler, holy water duster |
| aspergere, aspergō, aspersī, aspersum | scatter, strew something on something, sprinkle, spatter over, fasten upon, bestow, bequeath something to, set apart for, add to, join, strew some person or thing with something, splash over, besprinkle, bespatter, bedew, spot, stain, sully, defile, asperse |
| asȳlum petō | seek asylum, claim asylum, apply for asylum, |
| ātrāmentum, ātrāmentī n | any black liquid, writing-ink, ink, black pigment, black color, fine, dark varnish, lacquer, blacking for coloring leather |
| ātrātus, ātrāta, ātrātum | clothed in black for mourning, dressed in mourning |
| attamen | notwithstanding, nevertheless, for all that, however, yet, still |
| attendere, attendō (adtendō), attendī, attentum | stretch something, direct toward, turn toward, stretch toward, extend toward, direct the attention, apply the mind to something, attend to, consider, mind, give heed to, strive eagerly for something, long for |
| attinae, attinārum f | stones built up like a wall for a boundary mark |
| attinēre, attineō (adtineō), attinuī, attentum (intr.) | stretch out to, reach to, extend somewhere, stretch somewhere, belong somewhere, belong to, concern to, pertain to, appertain to, relate to, refers to, concern, matter, be of moment, be of consequence, be of importance, be serviceable for, be useful for |
| attractāre, attractō, attractāvī, attractātum | touch, handle, feel after, grope for, appropriate to one’s self, feel after, seek to find |
| attrectāre, attrectō (adtrectō), attrectāvī, attrectātum | touch, handle, feel after, grope for, appropriate to one’s self, feel after, seek to find |
| aucipium, aucipiī n | bird-catching, fowling, catching at, lying in wait for something, birds caught |
| auctor sum | request, confirm, give advice, guarantee, ensure, advise, arrange for |
| auctōrāmentum, auctōrāmentī n | that which binds or obliges to the performance of certain services, contract, stipulation, that for which one binds himself to some service or duty, wages, pay, hire, reward |
| auctōre aliquō ūtor ad aliquid | have a guarantor for something |
| auctōritātem pūblicam interpōnō | intervene for state reasons |
| auctōrāre, auctōrō, auctōrāvī, auctōrātum | become security for, give a pledge as bondsman, bind, confirm, support |
| aucupābundus, aucupābunda, aucupābundum | watching, lurking for |
| aucupium, aucupiī n | bird-catching, fowling, catching at, lying in wait for something, birds caught |
| aucupāre, aucupō, aucupāvī, aucupātum | go bird-catching, to fowling, chase, give chase to, strive for, be on the look-out for, lie in wait for, watch for |
| aucupāri, aucupor, aucupātus sum | go bird-catching, to fowling, chase, give chase to, strive for, be on the look-out for, lie in wait for, watch for |
| augēris ā mē in petītiōne quaestūrae | support you in your application for the Quaestur |
| aulae accommodātus ingeniō | suitable in character for life at the court |
| aulaeum, aulaeī n | a splendidly wrought or embroidered stuff, tapestry, arras, covering, curtain, hangings, canopy, curtain of a theatre, covering for beds and sofas, tapestry, drapery of a heavy upper garment |
| aulaeum, aulaeī n | a splendidly wrought or embroidered stuff, tapestry, arras, covering, curtain, hangings, canopy, curtain of a theatre, covering for beds and sofas, tapestry, drapery of a heavy upper garment |
| aulēticos, aulēticon | suitable for a pipe or flute |
| aura secundat iter | the breeze is favourable for the journey |
| aurās apprēnsō | gasp for breath |
| aurem alicuī substringō | listen to someone with pricked up ears, prick up one's ears for someone |
| aurum corōnārium | present of gold collected in the provinces for a victorious general |
| auspicālis, auspicāle | pertaining to divination, suitable for auguries, auspicial |
| auster, quī per biduum flāverat, in Āfricum sē vertit | the south, which had been blowing for two days, turned to the southwest |
| austrum, austrī n | machine for drawing water |
| authepsa, authepsae f | self-cooker], utensil for cooking |
| auxilia rēgem ōrō | ask the king for help |
| auxiliō acciō aliquem | call for help, call for assistance, summon for help, |
| auxiliō aliquem arcessō | call for help, call for assistance, summon for help, |
| auxilium ab aliquō implōrō | plead with someone for help |
| auxilium ab amīcō petō | ask one's friend for help |
| auxilium temptō | scouting for help, see if help is available |
| avāritās, avāritātis f | greedy desire for possessions, greediness, avarice, covetousness, eagerness for food, gluttony |
| avāritia glōriae | eager desire for renown or glory |
| avāritia, avāritiae f | greedy desire for possessions, greediness, avarice, covetousness, eagerness for food, gluttony |
| avāritiēs, avāritiēī f | greedy desire for possessions, greediness, avarice,, , |
| avēre, aveō (haveō) | wish, desire earnestly, long for, crave |
| avēs trimēstrēs | birds that only stay for three months |
| aviditās, aviditātis f | eagerness for something, avidity, longing, vehement desire, eagerness for money, covetousness, avarice, eagerness in eating, appetite |
| avidus, avida, avidum | longing eagerly for, desirous, eager, earnest, greedy, eager for gain, avaricious, covetous, greedy of money, eager for food, hungry, greedy, voracious, gluttonous, insatiable, wide, large, vast |
| bactropērīta, bactropērītae m | furnished with staff and pouch, carrying staff and pouch, nickname for a Cynic philosopher |
| bāiolus, bāiolī m | he who bears burdens for pay, porter, carrier, day-laborer, bearer at a funeral, letter-carrier |
| bāiulus, bāiulī m (= ἀχθοφόρος) | he who bears burdens for pay, porter, carrier, day-laborer, bearer at a funeral, letter-carrier |
| balinea, balineōrum n | bath, place for bathing |
| balineae, balineārum f | bath, place for bathing |
| balineum, balineī n | bath, place for bathing |
| bālista talentāria | throwing stones of a talent in weight, Slingshot machine for fifty pound projectiles |
| bālista, bālistae f (cf. βάλλω) | large military engine by which masses of stone were thrown, machine for projectiles, ballista, the weapon thrown, missile |
| ballista, ballistae f (bālista, bālistae) (cf. βάλλω) | large military engine by which masses of stone were thrown, machine for projectiles, ballista, the weapon thrown, missile |
| balnea, balneōrum n | bath, place for bathing |
| balneae, balneārum f | bath, place for bathing |
| balneāticum, balneāticī n | piece of money to be paid for a bath, bath-money |
| balneum, balneī n | bath, place for bathing |
| baptistērium, baptistēriī n (βαπτιστήριον) | place for bathing, place for swimming, vessel for bathing, baptistery, baptismal font |
| barbātōriam faciō | shave the beard for the first time |
| basilisca, basiliscae f | a plant, an antidote for the bite of the basilisk, also called regula |
| batus, batī m | a bath, a Hebrew measure for liquids, containing about nine gallons |
| bdellium, bdelliī, n | an Asiatic plant, distinguished for its fragrant gum, vine-palm, the costly gum exuding from the vine-palm |
| bēchicus, bēchica, bēchicum | for a cough |
| bēchion, bēchiī n | a plant good for a cough, colt’sfoot |
| bedella, bedellae f | an Asiatic plant, distinguished for its fragrant gum, vine-palm, the costly gum exuding from the vine-palm |
| bellī atque pācis ratiōnēs | the chances for war and peace |
| bellī necessitātibus patientiam adhibeō | demonstrate perseverance for the needs of the war |
| bellī studium | zeal for war |
| bellicum canō | give the signal for breaking up camp, give the signal for an attack, give the signal for commencing hostilities |
| bellicum, bellicī n | signal for march, signal for the beginning of an attack |
| bellō prō aliquō adversus aliquem | fight for someone against someone |
| bellum caupōnor | haggle pettily over the war, seek to buy the war for gold |
| bellum comparō | prepare for war, arm for war |
| bellum hīs manet | the war continues for them |
| bellum mōlior | work towards a war, plan for war |
| bellum parō | prepare for war |
| bene mereor dē + Abl. | well deserve for |
| bene praeparātum pectus | a heart ready for anything |
| bene sentiō dē rē pūblicā | wanting the best for the state, being a patriot |
| bene verruncō | turn out well, have a fortunate issue, have a good outcome, turn out for the better, end well |
| bene vertō aliquid | give something a happy turn, give something a turn for the better |
| bene vertō aliquid | make something turn out for the better |
| beneficiīs afficior | let favours be done for me |
| benevolentiam habeō erga aliquem | have goodwill for someone |
| benīgnē! sorbitiō mihi nōn ita grāta est | thank you! I don't care so much for soup |
| bessālis, bessāle | comprising eight, for any thing of small value |
| bibulus Falernī | thirsting for falerner |
| biclīnium, biclīniī n | dining-couch for two persons |
| bidēns, bidentis f | animal for sacrifice (swine, sheep, ox), animal for sacrifice whose two rows of teeth are complete |
| bīduancula, bīduanculae f | day labourer for two days |
| bilībrīs farris lībertātem cīvium emō | buy the freedom of citizens for two pounds of spelt |
| bīma sententia | vote concerning the continuance of a provincial government for two years |
| bīnās clepsydrās petō | demand to talk for two water clocks long |
| bipeda, bipedae f | tile or flagstone two feet long, for pavements |
| bisōmum, bisōmī n | sarcophagus for two persons |
| bōia, bōiae f (gew. bōiae, bōiārum f) | collar for the neck |
| bōlētar, bōlētāris n | vessel for mushrooms, vessel for cooking and eating in |
| bonacus, bonacī m | species of bull in Pœonia, with the hair of a horse, and with horns unfit for fighting |
| bonasus, bonasī m | species of bull in Pœonia, with the hair of a horse, and with horns unfit for fighting |
| bonō cōnsiliō | for good reason, with good intention |
| bōs ad arandum nātus | the cattle are made for ploughing |
| boum cervīcēs nātae ad iugum | the neck of the cattle is intended by nature for the yoke |
| bovīle, bovīlis n | stall for oxen |
| bracchium, bracchiī n | the ridges of a mountain, the sail-yards, outwork for connecting two points in fortifications, moles, dikes, the arm of a catapult |
| brevī spatiō sileō | be silent for a short while |
| brevitātis causā | for the sake of brevity, for the sake of conciseness |
| bubīle, bubīlis n | stall for oxen |
| būbō, dīrum mortālibus ōmen | the eagle owl, a horrifying image for humans |
| caballātiō, caballātiōnis f | fodder for a horse |
| cadus, cadī, m. (κάδος) | large vessel for containing liquids, bottle, jar, jug, money-pot, funeral urn, measure for liquids |
| caedēs et cupīdō | murderousness, lust for murder |
| caeduus, caedua, caeduum | that can be cut without injury, fit for cutting |
| caelum mē aliquot diēs ā pūblicō cohibuit | the weather prevented me from going out for a few days |
| caelum spērō | hope for divinity, hope for deification |
| caesālis, caesāle | suitable for hewing, can be hewn, hewable |
| Caesar tertium iam diem a castris aberat | Caesar had already been away from the camp for two days |
| caestus, caestūs m (cēstus, cēstūs m) | strap of bull’s hide loaded with balls of lead or iron, wound around the hands and arms, gauntlet, boxing-glove for pugilists |
| calamister, calamistrī m (calamistrum, calamistrī n) | hollow, tubular iron for curling the hair, curling-iron, crisping-pin, excessive or artificial ornament, flourish of words |
| calamistrum, calamistrī n | hollow, tubular iron for curling the hair, curling-iron, crisping-pin, excessive or artificial ornament, flourish of words |
| calamus, calamī m (κάλαμος) | reed, cane, reed-pen, reed-pipe, arrow, angling-rod, fishing-rod, lime-twig for snaring birds, signal-pole, signal-rod, measuring-rod, any straw of grain, stalk, stem, blade, graft, scion, hollow arm of a candelabra |
| calantica, calanticae f | covering for the head of women, which fell down over the shoulders |
| calautica, calauticae f (= κρήδεμνον) | covering for the head of women, which fell down over the shoulders |
| calcātae, calcātārum f | material for filling ditches, fascines |
| calceāmentum, calceāmentī n | covering for the foot, shoe, footwear |
| calceārium, calceāriī n | money for shoes, shoemoney |
| calceātī dentēs | teeth well prepared for biting |
| calceātus, calceātūs m | covering for the foot, sandal, shoe |
| calciāmentum, calciāmentī n | covering for the foot, shoe, footwear |
| calciārium, calciāriī n | money for shoes, shoemoney |
| calciātus, calciātūs m | covering for the foot, sandal, shoe |
| caldam ministrō | give the warm water to the hand, be responsible for the warm water |
| caldāria, caldāriae f | warm bath, pot for boiling |
| caldārium, caldāriī n | hot bath, room containing warm water for bathing |
| caldārius, caldāria, caldārium | pertaining to warming, suitable for warming |
| calent ad lucrum popae | the sacrificial servants burn for profit |
| caleō sordibus | be inflamed with love for the Kanaille, be kindled for the rabble in love |
| calidārius, calidāria, calidārium | pertaining to warming, suitable for warming |
| caliptra, caliptrae f | kind of covering for the head |
| calliblepharium, calliblephariī n | dye for coloring the eyebrows |
| calliblepharum, calliblepharī n | dye for coloring the eyebrows |
| callithrix, callithricis f | a plant used for coloring the hair, also called trichomanes |
| callitrix, callitricis f | a plant used for coloring the hair, also called trichomanes, a kind of ape or monkey in Ethiopia |
| calpar, calpāris n | vessel for liquids, winecask, wine-pitcher |
| calumnia, calumniae f | perversion of justice, bringing of an action in bad faith, conviction for malicious prosecution |
| calumniae causā | for the purpose of harassment |
| camīnum, camīnī n | furnace, smelting-furnace for the working of metals, forge, forge or smithy of Vulcan and the Cyclopes, under Aetna, furnace for heating an apartment, fire |
| camīnus, camīnī m | furnace, smelting-furnace for the working of metals, forge, forge or smithy of Vulcan and the Cyclopes, under Aetna, furnace for heating an apartment, fire |
| campus Mārtius | place of assembly for the Roman people at the comitia centuriata, the comitia themselves, place for games, exercise, and recreation, place for military drills |
| cāmus, cāmī m | muzzle, kind of collar for the neck |
| canāle, canālis n | pipe, groove, channel, water-pipe, conduit, canal, trench in mines, windpipe, sewer, flow of speech, groove upon Ionic capitals, channel for missiles in a catapult, splint for holding broken bones together, reed-pipe |
| canāliculus, canāliculī | small channel, small pipe, small gutter, channel of a triglyph, groove of a catapult, splint for broken bones |
| canālis, canāle | suitable for a dog |
| canālis, canālis c (Abl. Sgl. canālī) | pipe, groove, channel, water-pipe, conduit, canal, trench in mines, windpipe, sewer, flow of speech, groove upon Ionic capitals, channel for missiles in a catapult, splint for holding broken bones together, reed-pipe |
| cancamum, cancamī n | an Arabian gum used for incense |
| candida, candidae f | game or play exhibited by a candidate for office |
| candidātōrius, candidātōria, candidātōrium | pertaining to a candidate for office |
| candidātus cōnsulāris | applicant for the consulate |
| candidātus quaestūrae | candidate for the Praetorship |
| candidātus tribūnīcius | candidate for the office of Tribune of the People |
| candidātus, candidātī m | candidate for office, he who strives after a thing, he who aims at a thing, candidate or a claimant of something |
| cānipa, cānipae f | fruitbasket for religious uses |
| Cannae, Cannārum f | village in Apulia, north of Canusium, famous for the victory of Hannibal over the Romans |
| cantēriolus, cantēriolī m | small trellis for supporting plants |
| cantērius, cantēriī m | gelding, ass, mule, a man impotent through age, spar under the roof, rafter, pole furnished with cross-pieces for supporting the vine, trellis, kind of frame for suspending sick horses |
| canthēriolus, canthēriolī m | small trellis for supporting plants |
| canthērius, canthēriī m | gelding, ass, mule, a man impotent through age, spar under the roof, rafter, pole furnished with cross-pieces for supporting the vine, trellis, kind of frame for suspending sick horses |
| capābilis, capābile | that can contain or hold much, wide, large, spacious, roomy, capacious, susceptible, capable of, good, able, apt, fit for, entitled to inheritance, comprehensible |
| capāx fortuītōrum | leaving room for chance |
| capāx, capācis | that can contain or hold much, wide, large, spacious, roomy, capacious, susceptible, capable of, good, able, apt, fit for, entitled to inheritance |
| capedulum, capedulī n | kind of covering for the head |
| capētum, capētī n | fodder for cattle |
| capicium, capiciī n | covering for the head, vestment of a priest, opening in the tunic through which the head passed |
| capidulum, capidulī n | kind of covering for the head |
| capillāre, capillāris n | an unguent for the hair, pomatum |
| capere, capiō, cēpī, captum | possess, embrace, entertain, conceive, be subjected to, suffer, experience, contain, be large enough for, swallow up, ingulf, take in, contain, hold, be strong enough for, bear, be capable of, undergo, be susceptible of, be of a nature to, comprehend |
| 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 |
| capitātiō, capitātiōnis f | poll-tax, outlay of the state for beasts used in the public service |
| capite meō dēcernō | fight for one's life |
| capite meō dīmicō | fight for one's life |
| capitium, capitiī n | covering for the head, vestment of a priest, opening in the tunic through which the head passed |
| Capitōlīnī, Capitōlīnōrum m | persons who had responsibility for the Capitoline Games |
| capitulum, capitulī n | small head, capital of a column, capital of a triglyph, cross-beam of warlike engines, covering for the head of females, prominent division of a writing, chapter, section, section of a law, raising of recruits |
| capitulus, capitulī m | small head, capital of a column, capital of a triglyph, cross-beam of warlike engines, covering for the head of females, prominent division of a writing, chapter, section, section of a law, raising of recruits |
| capītum, capītī n | fodder for cattle |
| capra, caprae f | she-goat, nickname for a man with bristly hair, star in the constellation Auriga, odor of the armpits |
| caprīle, caprīlis n | enclosure for goats, stall for goats |
| capsāria, capsāriae f | booth for bathing needs, bathroom girl |
| capsus, capsī m | wagon-body, coach-body, enclosure for animals, pen |
| captātor, captātōris m | one who eagerly reaches after, one who endeavors to obtain, one who strives for something, one who hunts after legacies, legacy-hunter |
| captīvōrum redendōrum auctor sum | advise the return of the prisoners, advocate for the return of prisoners |
| captīvōs pecūniā redimō | redeem prisoners for money |
| captīvōs pretiō remittō | release the prisoners in exchange for a monetary payment |
| captāre, captō, captāvī, captātum | lie in wait for, seek to entrap, seek to entice, seek to allure, practise legacy-hunting, hunt for legacies, take up, begin |
| captāre, captō, captāvī, captātum | strive to seize, lay hold of a thing with zeal, catch at, snatch, chase, strive after, long for, desire earnestly, try to obtain, seek to obtain, seek to catch one in a crafty manner |
| captō testamenta | practise legacy-hunting, hunt for legacies |
| captōrius, captōria, captōrium | serving to catch, suitable for catching |
| capulāris , capulāre | pertaining to a bier, destined for a bier |
| caractēr, caractēris m (Akk. Sgl. caractēra) | instrument for branding, instrument for marking, the mark burned, the sign imprinted, characteristic, mark, character, style |
| carbōnāria, carbōnāriae f | furnace for charcoal, charcoal-Woman, the title of a lost play by Plautus |
| carēnāria, carēnāriae f | vessel for making carenum |
| cāritās in rēgem | loving devotion for the King |
| cāritās līberōrum | love for the children |
| cāritās uxōria | spousal love, love for the spouse |
| cāritāte patriae ductus | out of patriotism, out of love for the fatherland |
| carmen saeculāre | song for the Centenary |
| carmen, carminis n [2] | a card, for wool or flax |
| carnārium, carnāriī n | frame furnished with hooks to hang up meats over the hearth for smoking or drying, larder, pantry |
| caroenāria, caroenāriae f | vessel for making carenum |
| carpentum, carpentī n | two-wheeled, covered carriage, coach, chariot, wagon or cart for agricultural use, dung-cart |
| carrum, carrī n | kind of two-wheeled wagon for transporting burdens |
| carrus, carrī m | kind of two-wheeled wagon for transporting burdens |
| cāsāre, cāsō | bring to naught, destroy, annul, make null or void, |
| cassēs tendō alicuī | set a trap for someone, chase someone |
| cassāre, cassō, cassāvī, cassātum | bring to naught, destroy, annul, make null, make void |
| castimōnia, castimōniae f | purity of morals, morality, purity, such as is requisite for religious services, chastity, abstinence |
| castimōnium, castimōniī n | purity of morals, morality, purity, such as is requisite for religious services, chastity, abstinence |
| castrātōrius, castrātōria, castrātōrium | for castration |
| castrēnsiārius, castrēnsiāria, castrēnsiārium | purveyor for the camp, sutler |
| castrīs percommodum fuit | for the camp it was very beneficial |
| cāsum lūctumque alicuius doleō | feel condolences for someone's misfortune |
| cāsūs futūrōs multō ante prōspiciō | foresee the future for a long time |
| cataclīsta, cataclīstae f | splendid garment for festal occasions, state dress |
| catadromus, catadromī m | rope for rope-dancers |
| catagelasimus, catagelasimī m | serving for ridicule, banterer, jeerer |
| catapulta, catapultae f | large engine of war for throwing arrows, lances, stones, the missile itself, launch pad |
| catasta, catastae f | scaffold, stage, on which slaves were exposed for sale, stage for the public burning of criminals, stage for delivering a lecture |
| cathetēr, cathetēris m (Akk. Sgl. cathetēra) | surgical instrument for drawing off the urine, catheter |
| catīnum, catīnī n | deep vessel for serving up or cooking food, bowl, dish, pot, crucible, censer, air-vessel in a hydraulic instrument, a (natural) hollow in a rock |
| catīnus, catīnī m (κάτυλος) | deep vessel for serving up or cooking food, bowl, dish, pot, crucible, censer, air-vessel in a hydraulic instrument, a (natural) hollow in a rock |
| catlītiō, catlītiōnis f | desire for the male |
| Catō est mihi ūnus prō multīs mīlibus | Cato applies to me for many thousands |
| catulītiō, catulītiōnis f | desire for the male |
| catūlōticus, catūlōtica, catūlōticum | good for healing over |
| caudex, caudicis m | trunk of a tree, stock, stem, block of wood to which one was bound for punishment, block, dolt, blockhead, block of wood split or sawn into planks, leaves or tablets and fastened together, book, writin, accountbook, ledger, code of laws |
| causā (nach Gen.) | on account of, for the sake of |
| causa bellī | cause for war |
| causa efficiēns | reason for occurrence, cause of action |
| causa, causae f | feigned cause, pretext, pretence, judicial process, lawsuit, party, faction, cause that one defends, relation of friendship, connection, condition, state, situation, relation, position, business undertaken for any one, employment, matter, subject |
| causam alicuius reī dō | give cause for something |
| causam paupertātis dēfendō | taking sides with poverty, becoming an advocate for poverty, defending the cause of poverty |
| causās alicuius reī commemorō | discuss the reasons for something |
| causea, causeae f | a Macedonian white hat with a broad brim, worn in Rome by the poorer people, as a protection against the sun, kind of roof for the protection of besiegers |
| causia, causiae f | a Macedonian white hat with a broad brim, worn in Rome by the poorer people, as a protection against the sun, kind of roof for the protection of besiegers |
| causārī, causō, causāvī | plead, dispute concerning a subject, discuss it for and against, debate a question, give as a reason for something, make a pretext of, pretend |
| causāri, causor, causātus sum (= προφασίζομαι) | plead, dispute concerning a subject, discuss it for and against, debate a question, give as a reason for something, make a pretext of, pretend |
| caussāri, caussor, caussātus sum | plead, dispute concerning a subject, discuss it for and against, debate a question, give as a reason for something, make a pretext of, pretend |
| cautērium, cautēriī n | instrument used for branding, branding-iron, cautery, instrument used in encaustic painting for burning in the wax |
| cautor, cautōris m | one who is on his guard, one who is is wary, one who is surety for any on, one who is bail for any one, guarantor |
| cavē, tē frātrum misereat | don't feel sorry for your brothers! |
| cavea, caveae f | excavated place, hollow, cavity, enclosure for animals, stall, cage, den, coop, beehive, bird-cage, enclosure about a young tree, roof of the mouth, sockets of the eyes, spectators’ seats or benches in the theatre, theatre, spectators |
| cavēre, caveō, cāvī, cautum | be on one’s guard, take care, take heed, beware, guard against, avoid, take care for, provide, order something, order, decree, dispose of in writing, dispose by will |
| cavēre, caveō, cāvī, cautum | stipulate, make conditions, make one’s self secure, procure bail or surety, take security, give security, guarantee, parry a blow, ward off a blow, protect, have a care for, make safe, take care of |
| caveō alicuī | care for someone |
| cavillābundus, cavillābunda, cavillābundum | seeking for raillery, seeking for scoffing |
| cedo aquam manibus | water for the hands!, bring water for the hands! |
| celeritātī studeō | strive for speed |
| cella, cellae f (καλιά - Hütte) | storeroom, chamber, place for depositing grain or fruits, place for the abode of animals, granary, stall, cells of bees, closet, cabinet, hut, cot, chapel, apartment in a bathing-house, room in a brothel |
| cellārium, cellāriī n | receptacle for food, pantry, food, provisions |
| cēnam alicuī apparō | prepare a meal for someone |
| cēnāturīre, cēnāturiō | have an appetite for dinner |
| cenodoxia, cenodoxiae f | vain craving for fame |
| censeo aliquem morte esse multandum | request that someone be punished by death, request the death penalty for someone |
| cēnsūs nostrōs requīris | you ask for our valuation lists |
| centēnīs obsōnitō | feasting for a hundred aces |
| Centrum investīgātiōnis nucleāris Genavēnse (CERN) | European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) |
| centumvir, centumviri m | member of the college of judges chosen annually for civil suits, especially those relating to inheritances |
| centumvirī, centumvirōrum m | college of judges chosen annually for civil suits, especially those relating to inheritances |
| cērārium, cērāriī n | wax-money, fee for affixing a seal |
| cereāre, cereō, cereāvī, cereātum | bring forth, produce, make, create, beget, create for any office, choose, elect, create, call into being, endow with existence, produce, prepare, cause, occasion |
| cērificāre, cērificō, cērificāvī | make wax, slime over, to prepare a slimy nest for eggs |
| cērōma, cērōmae f | ointment for wrestlers, place for wrestling, ring, c, , |
| cērōma, cērōmatis n (Abl. Pl. cērōmatīs) | ointment for wrestlers, place for wrestling, ring, combat, swelling, tumor |
| certa amittō, dum incerta petō | while I strive for what is uncertain, i lose what is certain |
| certa nota iūdicandī | a certain criterion for the judgment |
| certāmen campestre | the battle for positions of honor fought on the Field of Mars |
| certāmen dē prīncipātū | struggle for supremacy |
| certāmen gladiātōrium vītae | gladiator fight for life and death |
| certāmen honōris | fight for honor |
| certāmina dīvitiārum | struggle for wealth |
| certum prōmittere nequeō | can not promise it for sure |
| cērula, cērulae f | small piece of wax, kind of crayon, candlestick, stand for wax tapers |
| cessāre, cessō, cessāvī, cessātum | have leisure for something, attend to, apply one’s self to, not to appear before a tribunal, make default, be invalid, be null, be void, depart from a right way, mistake, err |
| cesticillus, cesticillī m | a roll or hoop placed upon the head for the purpose of carrying the vessels at public sacrifices, , small ring or hoop placed upon the head to support a burden |
| cestrosphendonē, cestrosphendonēs f | mililary engine for hurling stones |
| cētera | as for the rest, otherwise |
| cētera praesentī sermōnī reservō | save the rest for the oral interview |
| cētera tibi adsentior | for the rest i agree with you, otherwise I agree with you |
| cēterīs rēbus | for the rest, otherwise |
| ceterō | for the rest, in other respects, otherwise |
| cēterōquī (cēterōquīn) | for the rest, in other respects, otherwise |
| cēterōquīn | for the rest, in other respects, otherwise |
| cēterum | that which relates to the rest, for the rest, in other respects, otherwise, in respect to the rest, else, in the opposite event, besides, but, yet, notwithstanding, still, on the other hand |
| characiās, characiae m (Akk. Sgl. characiān) | fit for making poles or stakes, name of a plant, wolf’s-milk |
| charactēr, charactēris m (Akk. Sgl. charactēra) | an instrument for branding or marking, the mark or sign burned or imprinted, a characteristic, mark, character, style |
| charactērium, charactēriī n | an instrument for branding or marking, the mark or sign burned or imprinted, a characteristic, mark, character, style |
| chartāticum, chartāticī n | money for paper |
| chartināticum, chartināticī n | money for paper |
| chelydros, chelydrī m | fetid serpent, living, for the most part, in water |
| chelydrus, chelydrī m | fetid serpent, living, for the most part, in water |
| chēnoboscion, chēnobosciī n | a pen for geese |
| choenica, choenicae f | an Attic measure for grain, containing 2 sextarii |
| choenix, choenicis f | an Attic measure for grain, containing 2 sextarii |
| chorāgiārius, chorāgiāriī m | he who had the care of the chorus and the supplies necessary for it, the choragus, he who pays the cost of a banquet |
| chorāgus, chorāgī m (χορηγός) | he who had the care of the chorus and the supplies necessary for it, the choragus, he who pays the cost of a banquet |
| chōrepiscopus, chōrepiscopī m | deputy of a bishop for a village, suffragan bishop |
| chōrobatēs, chōrobatae m | an instrument for finding the level of water, ground-level |
| chūs, choos m | a measure for liquids |
| chūs, chū m | a measure for liquids |
| chytropūs, chytropodis m | a pot or chafing-dish with feet for coals, heater |
| cibāria cocta decem diērum | mouth supply for ten days |
| cibārius, cibāria, cibārium | pertaining to food, suitable for food |
| cicadās exspectō | wait for summer |
| cicilendrum, cicilendrī n | feigned name for spice |
| cicimandrum, cicimandrī n | feigned name for spice |
| Cicirrus, Cicirrī m | a nickname, mocking name for a brawler |
| cicōnia, cicōniae f | stork, derisory bending of the fingers in the form of a stork’s bill, an implement in the form of a T, used by rustics to measure the depth of furrows, a transverse pole, moving upon a perpendicular post, for drawing water |
| cidar n (indecl.) | an ornament for the head of Persian kings, diadem, tiara, a head-dress of the high-priest of the Jews |
| cidara, cidarae f | an ornament for the head of Persian kings, diadem, tiara, a head-dress of the high-priest of the Jews |
| cidaris, cidaris f | an ornament for the head of Persian kings, diadem, tiara, a head-dress of the high-priest of the Jews |
| cinerārium, cinerāriī n | receptacle for the ashes of the dead, ashtray |
| cingere, cingō, cīnxī, cīnctum | invest, enclose, fortify, surround for defence or in a hostile manner, be set, besiege, escort, accompany, peel off the bark around |
| cingī, cingor, cīnctus sum | be girded with something, be encircled with something, make one’s self ready for any thing, prepare, getting ready |
| cīre, ciō | put in motion, move, stir, shake, rouse up, disturb, excite, call to, call upon for help, invoke, call upon any one by name, mention by name, stimulate, rouse, produce, effect, cause, occasion, begin |
| circlus, circli m | circular figure, circle, circular course, orbit, zone or belt of the earth’s surface, ring, necklace, hoop, chain, circle for social intercourse |
| 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 |
| circulus, circulī m | circular figure, circle, circular course, orbit, zone or belt of the earth’s surface, ring, necklace, hoop, chain, circle for social intercourse |
| circumcīsōrium, circumcīsōriī n | instrument for cutting around |
| circumitiō, circumitiōnis f | going round, the rounds, circuit, circuitous mode, circumlocution, indirect manner, place for going round something, way, passage, corridor, circumference, compass |
| circumspicere, circumspiciō, circumspexī, circumspectum | view on all sides, survey, review, descry, get sight of by looking around, view something mentally, ponder upon, weigh, consider, look about for something with desire, seek for |
| circumvectōrius, circumvectōria, circumvectōrium | useful for cruising |
| cisiārium, cisiāriī n | car shed for cabriolets, garage |
| cista, cistae f (κίστη) | wooden box, wooden basket, in mystical religious festivals, a box for holding the sacred utensils, box for depositing the votes in assemblies of the people, money-box |
| cisterna, cisternae f | subterranean reservoir for water, cistern |
| citāre, citō, citāvī, citātum | put into quick motion, move violently, drive rapidly, hurl, shake, rouse, excite, provoke, incite, stimulate, promote, shoot forth, call the parties, call for votes in the senate, mention by name, name, mention, call out, proclaim, announce |
| cīvēs variīs causīs excitatī reclāmitant | citizens protest agitated for various reasons |
| cīvibus cōnsulere | care for the fellow citizens |
| cīvibus prōspicere | care for the fellow citizens |
| cīvibus prōvidēre | care for the fellow citizens |
| cīvitātem in antīquum iūs repetō | demand the old rights for the city |
| cīvitātem in lībertātem repetō | demand freedom for the city |
| cīvitātem petō | apply for citizenship |
| cīvitātēs obsidibus dē pecūniā cavent | the tribes provide security by holding hostages for the money |
| clādem reddō | take revenge for a defeat |
| clāmōrēs captō | snatch at applause, grab for applause |
| clārigātiō, clārigātiōnis f | solemn demand for redress, religious solemnity with which the Fetialis declared war upon an enemy, fine or ransom for a transgression of limits |
| clāvārium, clāvāriī n | money given to soldiers for the purchase of shoe-nails |
| clāvum ad lītora torqueō | set course for the coast |
| clepsydra, clepsydrae f (κλεψύδρα) | instrument for measuring time by water, water-clock, clepsydra, time measured by the clepsydra |
| clībanus, clībanī m | earthen or iron vessel for baking bread, frying pan, oven, furnace |
| clītellās bovī impōnō | put a pack-saddle upon an ox, assign one a duty for which he is not qualified |
| cloācārium, cloācāriī n | , duty paid for conducting the private sewers into the public ones or for maintaining and cleansing the sewers, |
| cochlea, cochleae f (coclea, cocleae f) (κοχλίας) | snail, snail-shell, screw of a press, machine for drawing water, a water-snail, waterscrew, door that moves easily |
| cochlear, cochleāris n | spoon, measure for liquids, a spoonful |
| cochleare, cochleāris n | spoon, measure for liquids, a spoonful |
| cochleārium, cochleāriī n | spoon, measure for liquids, a spoonful |
| coclea, cocleae f | snail, snail-shell, screw of a press, machine for drawing water, a water-snail, waterscrew, door that moves easily |
| coctīvus, coctīva, coctīvum | that is easily cooked, that ripens early, suitable for cooking, used in cooking |
| coculum, coculī n | vessel for cooking, small wood for cooking |
| cōdex, cōdicis m | trunk of a tree, stock, stem, block of wood to which one was bound for punishment, block, dolt, blockhead, block of wood split or sawn into planks, leaves or tablets and fastened together, book, writin, accountbook, ledger, code of laws |
| cōdicillī, cōdicillōrum m | wood cut and split for burning, writing, letter, short writing, note, billet, petition, writing of the emperor conferring some privilege, diploma, cabinet order, brief testamentary order, appendix to a will, codicil |
| cōdiculus, cōdiculī m | small pad, small book, , wood cut and split for burning, writing, letter, short writing, note, billet, petition, writing of the emperor conferring some privilege, diploma, cabinet order, brief testamentary order, appendix to a will, codicil |
| coemptiō, coemptiōnis f | pretended purchase of an estate which was subjected to a mock sale for the purpose of divesting it of the burden of certain sacrifices attached to it |
| coemptiō, coemptiōnis f | pretended purchase of an estate which was subjected to a mock sale for the purpose of divesting it of the burden of certain sacrifices attached to it |
| coenāturīre, coenāturiō | have an appetite for dinner |
| coerātor, coerātōris m | he who cares for, he who takes charge of a thing, manager, overseer, superintendent, keeper |
| coerāre, coerō | care for, take or have care of, be solicitous for, look to, attend to, trouble one’s self about |
| coirāre, coirō, coirāvī | care for, take care of, have care of, be solicitous for, look to, attend to, trouble one’s self about |
| cōleus, cōleī m | leather bag, sack for holding liquids, large measure for liquids, holding 20 amphorae, scrotum |
| cōlicē, cōlicēs f | remedy for the colic |
| cōlīphia, cōlīphiōrum n | kind of nourishing food for athletae |
| collāre, collāris n | band for the neck, chain for the neck, collar |
| collārium, collāriī n | band for the neck, chain for the neck, collar |
| collātiō, collātiōnis f | bringing together, collecting, hostile meeting, contribution, gratuity collected together for the emperor, union, combination, comparison, similitude, analogy, collation |
| collēctī exiliō | gathered for flight |
| collēticus, collētica, collēticum | suitable for gluing together, suitable for sticking together |
| colliciae, colliciārum f | channels, drains, or gutters for conducting water in the fields, upon the roofs of buildings |
| colliga, colligae f | place for gathering, collection location, collection point |
| colliquiae, colliquiārum f | channels, drains, or gutters for conducting water in the fields, upon the roofs of buildings |
| colere, colō, coluī, cultum | cultivate, till, tend, take care of a field, work in a garden, abide, dwell, stay in a place, inhabit, bestow upon a thing, care upon a thing, care for, frequent, cherish, protect, be the guardian of |
| colōnia, colōniae f | possession in land, landed estate, farm, abode, dwelling, colony, colonial town, settlement, the persons sent for the establishment of such a town, a colony, colonists, planters, colony of bees |
| cōlum, cōlī n | vessel for straining, strainer, colander, bow-net, net of wicker-work for catching fish, wear |
| columbārium, columbāriī n | dove-cot, pigeon-house, gain or mortise in which rafters or joists lie, hole near the axle of a water-wheel, opening in the side of a vessel for the oars to pass through, rowlock |
| columnārium, columnāriī n | pillar-tax, tribute for the pillars of a house |
| cōmisābundus, cōmisābunda, cōmisābundum | holding a riotous procession, revelling, banqueting, carousing, decorated for a procession |
| cōmissābundus, cōmissābunda, cōmissābundum | holding a riotous procession, revelling, banqueting, carousing, decorated for a procession |
| cōmitās mihi ad ēnarrandum est | I am in the mood for storytelling |
| comitia amicōrum | the election committees of the Friends (where the Friends stood for election) |
| comitia fīunt rēgī creandō | an assembly is held for the election of the king |
| comitia magistrātibus creandīs | meetings for the election of officials |
| comitia, comitiōrum n | assembly of the Romans for electing magistrates, the comitia, elections |
| comitiīs convenīmus | we come together for the election assembly, we convene for the electoral assembly |
| comitium, comitiī n | place for the assembling of the Romans voting by the curiœ situated near the Forum, any place of assembly |
| commeātum petō | request leave, apply for leave |
| commeātus, commeātūs m | a going to and fro, passing freely, going at will, place through which one can pass back and forth, thoroughfare, passage, leave of absence from one’s station for a definite time, furlough |
| commendāre, commendō, commendāvī, commendātum | commit to one for preservation, commit to one for protection, intrust to one’s charge, commit to one’s care, commend to, deposit with, commend, recommend, procure favor for, make agreeable, set off with advantage, grace |
| commentāria, commentāriōrum n | records for remembrance, memorabilia, memoirs, notebooks |
| commentāriī, commentāriōrum m | records for remembrance, memorabilia, memoirs, notebooks |
| commentātiō mortis | preparation for death |
| commissārius ā commerciō | commissioner for trade, trade commissioner |
| commissārius ab oeconomiā et monētīs | commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, economic and monetary affairs commissioner |
| commissārius commerciō cōnsulēns | commissioner for trade, trade commissioner |
| commissārius oeconomiae et monētīs cōnsulēns | commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, economic and monetary affairs commissioner |
| committere, committō, commīsī, commissum | bring together for comparison, compare, put together, match, arrange a battle or contest, enter upon, engage in, begin, join, commence, maintain a contest, fight a battle, hold games, celebrate games |
| commodāre, commodō, commodāvī, commodātum | adjust according to a measure, make fit, make suitable, make right, adapt, accommodate, put in order, give something to one for his convenience or use, give, bestow, lend, grant, allow, please one, be kind to, be obliging to, serve, favor |
| commodum alicuius exspectō | wait until it is convenient for someone |
| commodum, commodī n | convenient opportunity, favorable condition, convenience, advantage, profit, reward, pay, stipend, salary, wages for public service, favor, privilege, immunity, useful thing, a good, that which is lent, a loan |
| commonitōrium, commonitōriī n | writing for reminding, letter of instructions, a means of reminding |
| commonitōrius, commonitōria, commonitōrium | suitable for reminding |
| commūnī nōmine | for joint account |
| comparātiō crīminis | obtaining evidence for an indictment, obtaining the evidence for a prosecution, procuring of all the materials for an accusation |
| comparātiō novī bellī | prepare for a new war |
| comparātiō, comparātiōnis f | preparing, providing for, preparation, procuring, gaining, acquiring, purchasing, purchase |
| compendiī meī causā faciō, quae nōn liceat | I do unlawful things for my own benefit, I do illicit things for my own benefit, |
| compendiāre, compendiō | shorten the way of life for one, kill him |
| compēnsātīvus, compēnsātīva, compēnsātīvum | serving for compensating |
| compertum habeō | know for sure |
| compēs, compedis f | fetter for the feet, shackle for the feet, fetlers, bonds, bands, chains |
| complectī, complector, complexus sum | embrace from love, love, value, honor, be addicted to, care for, include, take into possession, seize, lay hold of, make one’s self master of |
| complētīvus, complētīva, complētīvum | serving for filling up, completive |
| complexīvus, complexīva, complexīvum | serving for connecting, conneclive, copulative |
| compluvium, compluviī n | 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, quadrangular support for vines |
| compōnere, compōnō, composuī, compositum | bring into union, gather, collect, put together, bring into contact, fit together, pack up for a journey |
| compositiō, compositiōnis f | putting together, compounding, connecting, arranging, composition, adjustment, connection, coherence, system, drawing up in writing, arrangement, disposition, laying together for preservation, laying up |
| compositīvus, compositīva, compositīvum | suitable for uniting, compositive |
| compositus, composita, compositum | well-arranged, ordered, well-constituted, orderly, regular, fitly disposed for any purpose, prepared, apt, fit, adapted, qualified, suitable, ready, quiet, peaceful, undisturbed, calm, composed, unimpassioned, sedate |
| comprecārī, comprecor, comprecātus sum | pray to, supplicate, implore, pray, supplicate, imprecate, wish for |
| comptus, comptūs m | ornament for the hair or head, head-dress |
| cōnāmentum, cōnāmentī n | instrument for uprooting a plant |
| conca, concae f | a bivalve shell-fish, mussel, pearl-oyster, pearl, purple-fish, mussel-shell, snail-shell, Triton’s trumpet, in form like a snail-shell, object in the form of a mussel-shell, vessel for holding oil, unguents, salt, the female pudenda |
| concalfactōrius, concalfactōria, concalfactōrium | suitable for warming, warming |
| concēdere, concēdō, concessī, concessum | go, walk, go away, walk away, depart, retire, withdraw, remove from, pass away, disappear, vanish, depart from life, die, go out of the way for one, yield to, submit, give way to, adapt one’s self to, yield to power, submit to compulsion |
| concha, conchae f (κόγχη) | a bivalve shell-fish, mussel, pearl-oyster, pearl, purple-fish, mussel-shell, snail-shell, Triton’s trumpet, in form like a snail-shell, object in the form of a mussel-shell, vessel for holding oil, unguents, salt, the female pudenda |
| conciliābolum, conciliābolī n | place of assembly, public place, marketplace, exchange, place for court, brothel |
| conciliābulum, conciliābulī n (conciliābolum) | place of assembly, public place, marketplace, exchange, place for court, brothel |
| conciliātiō, conciliātiōnis f | connection, union, an uniting in feeling, a conciliating, making friendly, a gaining over, the gaining over of hearers, the winning of hearers, the gaining over of a judge, inclination for, desire for, longing for, an acquiring, procuring |
| conciliāre, conciliō, conciliāvī, conciliātum | procure, provide, prepare, produce something for one, couple, obtain by purchase or otherwise, purchase, acquire, win, cause, bring about, make, produce, bring about |
| concilium, conciliī n | collection of people, association, gathering, union, meeting, assembly, assembly for consultation, council, a close conjunction, union, connection, bond of union, tie, sexual union, coition, blossom of the plant |
| concinnus, concinna, concinnum | fitly, skilfully put together, skilfully joined, well adjusted, beautiful, beautiful, elegant, polished, neat, striking, suited to, fit for, appropriate for, suiting one’s self to, courteous, pleasing, pleasing, agreeable |
| conciō, conciōnis f | meeting, assembly that is called together by a magistrate or priest, discourse, oration before a public assembly, place for speaking, tribune, rostrum |
| conciōnālis, conciōnāle | belonging to an assembly of the people, suitable for an assembly of the people |
| concīsōrius, concīsōria, concīsōrium | suitable for cutting |
| conclāve, conclāvis n | room, chamber, dining hall, cage for animals, stall, coop |
| conclāvium, conclāviī n | room, chamber, dining hall, cage for animals, stall, coop |
| concupere, concupiō | be very desirous, to long much for |
| concupīscibilis, concupīscibile | worthy to be longed for, very desirable |
| concupīscis, quae nōn capis | you desire what is too big for you |
| concupīscere, concupīscō, concupīvī (concupiī), concupītum | to long much for a thing, be very desirous of, covet, aspire to, strive after |
| concupītor, concupītōris m | one who longs eagerly for or covets something |
| concūrāre, concūrō | care for suitably, attend to |
| concurrere, concurrō, concurrī, concursum | run together, come together in multitudes, assemble together in multitudes, rush or flock together in crowds, run in attendance upon, accompany, run for refuge, run for help, take refuge, run upon one another |
| condalium, condaliī n | a little ring for slaves, title of a comedy not now extant |
| condemnō aliquem dē pecūniīs repetundīs | condemn someone for extortion |
| condemnō aliquem dē venēficiīs | condemn someone for poisoning |
| condemnō aliquem inter sīcāriōs | condemn someone for assassination |
| condītāneus, condītānea, condītāneum | suitable for pickling, suitable for preserving, pickled |
| conditīvus, conditīva, conditīvum | suitable for laying up or preserving, laid up, preserved |
| conditōrium, conditōriī n | place where any thing is laid up, repository, place for preserving a dead body, place for preserving the ashes of the dead, coffin, tomb, sepulchre |
| conditōrius, conditōria, conditōrium | suitable for storage, intended for storage |
| condere, condō, condidī, conditum | fuifil, accomplish, put away, to lay, place somewhere for preservation, lay up, store up, treasure up, preserve, pickle, to set, to inter, bury |
| condūcere, condūcō, condūxī, conductum | draw together, bring together, lead together, assemble, collect, connect, unite, coagulate, curdle, close up, hire, take on lease, to farm, hire for one’s use, rent, employ, borrow, bribe, undertake any service, contract for, profit, serve |
| conea, coneae f | stork, derisory bending of the fingers in the form of a stork’s bill, an implement in the form of a T, used by rustics to measure the depth of furrows, a transverse pole, moving upon a perpendicular post, for drawing water |
| cōnferre, cōnferō, contulī, collātum | bring together in a hostile manner, join together in a hostile manner, set together, bring together for comparison, compare, join in bringing forward, propose unitedly |
| cōnfessiō, cōnfessiōnis f | a confession, acknowledgment, a creed, avowal of belief, acknowledgment of Christ, acknowledgment of Christ under torture, torture, suffering for religion’s sake |
| cōnfirmātīvus, cōnfirmātīva, cōnfirmātīvum | serving for confirmation, confirmative |
| cōnfiscāre, cōnfiscō, cōnfiscāvī, cōnfiscātum | lay up in a chest, seize upon for the public treasury, confiscate |
| cōnfrangere, cōnfrangō, cōnfrēgī, cōnfrāctum | break in pieces, violate, bring to naught, destroy, dissipate |
| cōnfricāmentum, cōnfricāmentī n | something for rubbing |
| cōnfringere, cōnfringō, cōnfrēgī, cōnfrāctum | break in pieces, violate, bring to naught, destroy, d, , |
| cōnfugere, cōnfugiō, cōnfūgī | flee to for refuge, flee to for succor, take refuge in or with, take refuge in, have recourse to |
| congius, congiī m (κόγκη - Muschel) | Roman measure for liquids, containing the eighth part of an amphora |
| congrātulātiō victōriae | congratulations for the victory |
| congregātīvus, congregātīva, congregātīvum | suitable for uniting or congregating, copulative |
| conquaerere, conquaerō, conquaesīvī, conquaesītum | seec for, search for, procure, bring together, collect, seek after, go in quest of, make search for, seek for with earnestness, search out eagerly, search out carefully |
| conquīrere, conquīrō, conquīsīvī, conquīsītum | seec for, search for, procure, bring together, collect, seek after, go in quest of, make search for, seek for with earnestness, search out eagerly, search out carefully |
| conquīsītiō, conquīsītiōnis f | a seeking, search for, a bringing together, procuring, collecting, a levying, levy |
| conrumpere, conrumpō, conrūpī, conruptum | break to pieces, destroy, ruin, waste, bring to naught, corrupt, mar, injure, spoil, adulterate, make worse, seduce, entice, mislead, bribe, buy over, falsify, spoil |
| cōnserere, cōnserō, cōnseruī, cōnsertum | connect, entwine, tie, join, fit, bind into a whole, unite together, unite in hostility, unite for contest, bring together, engage in close combat, join hand to hand, join battle, make a joint seizure |
| cōnsīderandī spatium nōn datur | there is no room for reflection |
| 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 |
| cōnsīgnāre, cōnsīgnō, cōnsīgnāvī, cōnsīgnātum | furnish with a seal, affix, put one’s seal to, seal, sign, subscribe, attest, certify, establish, vouch for, note, write down, to register, record |
| cōnsiliārius, cōnsiliāria, cōnsiliārium | suitable for counsel, counselling |
| cōnsilium expetessō ab aliquō | ask someone for advice |
| cōnsilium pācis in Syriā compōnendae | peace plan for Syria |
| cōnsilium petō ab aliquō | seek advice from somebody, ask for advice from someone |
| cōnsistere, cōnsistō, cōnstitī | to place one’s self anywhere, stand still, stand, halt, stop, make a stop, set, become hard, become solid, take one’s place, take position, assume a place, assume a attitude for an action, make a halt |
| cōnsitīvus, cōnsitīva, cōnsitīvum | suitable for planting |
| cōnstitūtīvus, cōnstitūtīva, cōnstitūtīvum | suitable for determination, constitutive |
| consul senatorem sententiam rogat | the consul asks the senator for his opinion |
| cōnsul sextum creātus | elected consul for the sixth time |
| cōnsultāre, cōnsultō, cōnsultāvī, cōnsultātum | reflect, consider maturely, consult, take counsel, deliberate, take care of one, have a care for, take a resolution, resolve, consult one, go to for counsel, ask counsel of |
| cōnsultō aicuī | take care of one, have a care for |
| cōnsultārī, cōnsultor, cōnsultātus sum | consult one, go to for counsel, ask counsel of |
| cōnsultrīx, cōnsultrīcis f | she who has a care for, she who provides, female counselor, female caretaker |
| cōnsūmere, cōnsūmō, cōnsūmpsī, cōnsūmptum | take wholly, take completely, take up, eat, consume, devour, waste, squander, annihilate, destroy, bring to naught, kill, weaken, enervate |
| cōnsurgere, cōnsurgo, cōnsurrēxī, cōnsurrēctum | raise one’s self, rise, rise up together, stand up, arise, rise up for any action, stand up for any action, take rise |
| contentiō honōris | honor dispute, fight for honor |
| contentiō, contentiōnis f | an eager stretching, a straining, exertion of the powers of body or mind, tension, effort, a vigorous struggling or striving for something, a struggle after |
| continuōs complūrēs diēs | for several days in a row |
| cōntiō, cōntiōnis f | meeting, assembly that is called together by a magistrate or priest, discourse, oration before a public assembly, place for speaking, tribune, rostrum |
| cōntiōnālis, cōntiōnāle (conciōnālis) | belonging to an assembly of the people, suitable for an assembly of the people, who went about in the assemblies of the people for the purpose of exciting the multitude |
| contrāriae ratiōnēs, ratiōnum f | the pros and cons, the for and against |
| convectōrius, convectōria, convectōrium | belonging to the co-driver, serving for riding along |
| convellere, convellō, convellī (convulsī), convulsum | draw violently hither and thither, tear up, wrest from its position, tear loose, tear away, separate from, pul up, pluck up, wrench, dislocate, cause to totter, shake, destroy, overthrow, bring to naught, tear to pieces, rend to pieces, cleave, dismember |
| convenīre, convenit, convēnit | the thing is fit, it is becoming, it is seemly, it is suitable, it is appropriate, it is proper, it is serviceable for something, it becomes |
| conventīcium, conventīciī n | money paid to the poorer Greek citizens for attendance in the assemblies of the people |
| conventum in certam diem ēdīcō | schedule a meeting for a specific date |
| conventus, conventūs m | a meeting, assembly, persons associated in a provincial town for the sake of trade, company, corporation, judicial assembly, court of justice, union, conjunction, connection, compact, agreement, covenant |
| cōram omnibus | effective for the public |
| corārius, corāria, corārium | pertaining to leather, useful for tanning leather |
| coriārius, coriāria, coriārium | pertaining to leather, useful for tanning leather |
| corigia, corigiae f | shoe-tie, shoe-latchet, rein for a horse |
| Corinthum perfugiō | depart for Corinth |
| corniculum, corniculī n | a horn-shaped ornament upon the helmet, as a reward for bravery |
| cōrare, cōrō | care for, take care of, have care of, to be solicitous for, look to, attend to, trouble one’s self about |
| corōllārium, corōllāriī n | money paid for a garland of flowers, gift, present, douceur, gratuity, corollary, deduction |
| corōna castrēnsis | garland or crown given to soldiers as a prize of bravery, honor wreath for the first penetration into the enemy camp |
| corōna cīvica | honor wreath for the rescue of a citizen |
| corōna mūrālis | award for the first climbing of the enemy wall |
| corōna nāvālis | ship crown, award for a naval victory |
| corōna quercea | oak wreath, award for saving a fellow citizen in battle |
| corōnā vallāris | badge of honor for wall climbing |
| corōnāmentum, corōnāmentī n | flowers for crowns or garlands, garland, crown |
| corōnārius, corōnāria, corōnārium | belonging to a wreath, suitable for garlands |
| corpora indōtāta | dead without gifts for the dead |
| corrigia, corrigiae f (corigia) | shoe-tie, shoe-latchet, rein for a horse |
| corrigium, corrigiī n | shoe-tie, shoe-latchet, rein for a horse |
| corrigere, corrigō, corrēxī, corrēctum | make straight, set right, bring into order, improve, amend, correct, make better, reform, restore, make good, compensate for, heal, cure |
| corrumpere, corrumpō, corrūpī, corruptum | break to pieces, destroy, ruin, waste, bring to naught, corrupt, mar, injure, spoil, adulterate, make worse, seduce, entice, mislead, bribe, buy over, falsify, spoil, forfeit, |
| corymbus, corymbī m (κόρυμβος) | cluster of fruit, a cluster of flowers of different plants, cluster of ivyberries, carved clusters for the ornamenting of ships, nipple, elevation of earth |
| cōticula, cōticulae f | small touchstone, test, small stone mortar for medical use |
| crās | to-morrow, on the morrow, for the morrow, the future, hereafter |
| crāter, crātēris m (Akk.Sing. crātēra, Akk.Plur. crātēras), crātēra, crātērae f (κρατήρ) | vessel in which wine was mingled with water, mixing-vessel or bow, vessel for drawing water, bucket, water-pail, oil-vessel, water-basin, aperture of a volcanic mountain, crater, volcanic opening of the earth, a constellation, the Bowl |
| crātēra, crātērae f | vessel in which wine was mingled with water, mixing-vessel or bow, vessel for drawing water, bucket, water-pail, oil-vessel, water-basin, aperture of a volcanic mountain, crater, volcanic opening of the earth, a constellation, the Bowl |
| crēdere, crēdō, crēdidī, crēditum | commit something to one, consign something to one for preservation, protection |
| creāre, creō, creāvī, creātum | bring forth, produce, make, create, beget, create for any office, choose, elect, create, call into being, endow with existence, produce, prepare, cause, occasion |
| crētāria, crētāriae f | shop for Cretan earth |
| crēterrae, crēterrārum f | vessel in which wine was mingled with water, mixing-vessel or bow, vessel for drawing water, bucket, water-pail, oil-vessel, water-basin, aperture of a volcanic mountain, crater, volcanic opening of the earth, a constellation, the Bowl |
| crētula, crētulae f | white clay, used for sealing |
| crīmen invicem intentant | blame each other for the crime |
| crīminī aliquem substituō | accuse someone of a crime, charge someone with a crime, blame someone for a crime |
| criticus, critica, criticum | fit for deciding, suitable for deciding, capable of judging, decisive, critical |
| crucem alicuī fīgō illō in locō | set up the cross there for someone, erect the cross for someone |
| cruciārius, cruciāriī m | one who is crucified, one fit for the gallows, a gallows-bird |
| crūsmaticus, crūsmatica, crūsmaticum | suitable for playing on a musical instrument |
| crystallum, crystallī n (crystallus, crystallī f) | ice, crystal, mountain-crystal, rock-crystal, rystal vase for drinking, the glittering precious stone of a ring |
| cubīclum, cubīclī n | an apartment for reclining, an apartment for sleeping, restingchamber, sleepingchamber, bedchamber |
| cubiculum, cubiculī n | an apartment for reclining, an apartment for sleeping, restingchamber, sleepingchamber, bedchamber |
| cubital, cubitālis n | a cushion for leaning on, elbow-cushion |
| cubuculum, cubuculī n | an apartment for reclining, an apartment for sleeping, restingchamber, sleepingchamber, bedchamber |
| cuchlia, cuchliae f | snail, snail-shell, screw of a press, machine for drawing water, a water-snail, waterscrew, door that moves easily |
| cucūliō, cucūliōnis m | a covering for the head, cap, hood |
| cuculliō, cuculliōnis m | a covering for the head, cap, hood, conical wrapper, conical case |
| cucullus, cucullī m | a covering for the head, cap, hood, conical wrapper, conical case |
| cuī est aetās mīlitāris | fit for war, fit for weapons, fit for military service |
| cuī rēs praestanda est | who has to stand up for it, who is responsible for it, who takes the rap for it, the sufferer, who has to pay for it, who has to bleed for it, who has to spoon out the soup, who has to pay the bill |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| cūleum, cūleī n | a leather bag, a sack for holding liquids, a large measure for liquids, holding 20 amphorae, the scrotum |
| cūleus, cūleī m | a leather bag, a sack for holding liquids, a large measure for liquids, holding 20 amphorae, the scrotum |
| culpa alicuius reī est in aliquō | someone is to blame for something, someone is guilty of something |
| culpam alicuius reī in aliquem cōnferō | blame someone for something |
| culpam pendō | pay for his guilt |
| culpam redimō | make up for one's guilt, make amends for one's sins |
| cultrīx, cultrīcis f | she who cares for a thing, a female inhabitant, a female worshipper |
| cultus, cultūs m | care directed to the refinement of life, arrangements for living, style of life, manner of life, elegance, polish, civilization, refinement, luxury, voluptuousness, wantonness |
| cum causā | with good reason, for good reason |
| cum erit tuum commodum | as soon as it suits you, when it is convenient for you |
| cum quaestū | advantageously, to the advantage, for the benefit |
| cūnctī, cūnctae, cūncta | all together, the whole, all, whole, all unanimous, all in all, in mass, all in total, in bulk, all, all for one |
| cupiditās bellī gerendī innāta est | the desire for war is innate |
| cupiditās rēgnī | desire for kingship |
| cupiditāte alicuius reī accēnsus sum | be inflamed with desire for something |
| cupiditāte alicuius reī ārdeō | burn with desire for something |
| cupiditāte alicuius reī careō | to be free from craving for something, be free from desire for something |
| cupiditāte alicuius reī flagrō | burn with desire for something |
| cupiditāte alicuius reī īnflammātus sum | be inflamed with desire for something |
| cupidus, cupida, cupidum | longing from love, pining, languishing for, loving, desirous of money, avaricious, covetous, devoted to a party, favoring any one, partial |
| cupidus, cupida, cupidum | longing, desiring, desirous, eager, wishing, loving, fond, passionately desiring, passionately longing for, eager, greedy, lustful, , passionate |
| cupiēns, cupientis | desiring, desirous, longing, eager for something |
| cuppēdia, cuppēdiae f (cupēdia, cupēdiae f) | fondness for dainties, daintiness, lickerishness |
| cūr | for what reason, wherefore, why, to what purpose, from what motive, on account of which, by reason of which |
| cūra, cūrae f | management of business for a minor, guardianship, trusteeship, medical attendance, healing, cure, culture, rearing, a written work, writing |
| cūrātor, cūrātōris m | he who cares for or takes charge of a thing, a manager, overseer, superintendent, keeper, guardian, curator, trustee |
| cūria, cūriae f | a structure built for the religious services of a curia, One of the edifices in which the Senate held its consultations, the places of assembly of high councils out of Rome |
| cūrāre, cūrō, cūrāvī, cūrātum | care for, take care of, have care of, be solicitous for, look to, attend to, trouble one’s self about, take the charge of, manage the business of, do a thing in behalf of the state, administer, govern, preside over, command, heal, cure |
| currīlis, currīle | of a chariot, for a chariot |
| cursum exspectō | wait for good wind |
| Cyanē, Cyanēs f | a nymph changed into this fountain for her grief at the loss of Proserpine |
| cyathus, cyathī m | a small ladle for transferring the wine from the mixing-bowl (crater) to the drinking-cup, a measure, both dry and liquid, the twelfth part of a sextarius, ten Greek drachmae |
| cyclus, cyclī m | circle, recurring period, periodic change, recurrence, instrument for branding |
| cylindrus, cylindrī m | cylinder, a cylindrical stone for levelling the ground, a roller, precious stone ground off in the form of a cylinder |
| Cynaegīrus, Cynaegīrī m | an Athenian, famous for his valor in the battle of Marathon |
| Cypros, Cyprī f | an island in the Mediterranean Sea, renowned for its rich copper-mines and for the worship of Venus |
| Cyprus, Cyprī f | an island in the Mediterranean Sea, renowned for its rich copper-mines and for the worship of Venus |
| Cythēra, Cythērōrum n | an island in the Aegean Sea, celebrated for the worship of Venus |
| dāmium, dāmiī n | Sacrifices for the Bona Dea |
| damnī īnfectī satisdō | guarantee for a feared damage |
| damnō aliquem dē pecūniīs repetundīs | condemn someone for blackmail, condemn someone for extortion |
| damnō aliquem dē repetundīs | condemn someone for blackmail, condemn someone for extortion |
| damnō aliquem dē venēficiīs | condemn someone for poison mixing |
| damnō aliquem inter sīcāriōs | condemn someone for assassination |
| damnum alicuī restituō | compensate someone, reimburse someone, compensate someone for a loss |
| damnum meum sōlor | console oneself for a loss |
| damnum praestō | take responsibility for a damage |
| Dāmōn, Dāmōnis m | a Pythagorean, famous for his friendship with Phintias |
| dapis, dapis f (vgl. δαπάνη) | solemn feast for religious purposes, sacrificial feast |
| daps, dapis f (vgl. δαπάνη) | solemn feast for religious purposes, sacrificial feast |
| dē ārīs et focīs dīmicō | fight for house and home, fight for house and yard |
| dē ārīs et focīs pūgnō | fight for house and home, fight for house and yard |
| dē cēterō | as for the rest |
| dē hāc rē etiam agendum est | this still needs to be discussed, there is still a need for negotiation, this has not yet been fully discussed |
| dē nihilō | for nothing |
| dē palmā cum aliquō contendō | contest someone for supreme, dispute someone's first rank, compete with someone for the victory prize |
| dē praemiō propositō concertō | compete for the prize, vie for a prize that is exposed |
| dē prīncipātū cum aliquō contendō | dispute someone's first rank, dispute someone's highest rank, fight with someone for first rank, compete with someone for first rank |
| dē rē pūblicā bene mereor | earn merit for the state |
| dē reliquō | as for the rest, as to the rest |
| dē verbō | word for word, verbatim |
| de vī reus fīo | be accused of the use of violence, be sued for the use of force |
| dē victōriā alicuī grātulor | wish someone luck for victory, congratulate someone for victory |
| de vinculīs ēdūcor audiendus | be brought out of prison for questioning |
| deambulātōrium, deambulātōriī n | gallery for walking, covered walkway |
| dēbēre, dēbeō, dēbuī, dēbitum | have (money) from someone, keep (money) from someone, owe something, be under obligation to something, be under obligation for something, be bound to render, be under obligation to pay, be in duty to do something, be bound to do something, I ought, I must |
| dēbitor, dēbitōris m | debtor, borrower, who is bound to perform his vow, one who is indebted, one who is under obligation to someone for something |
| dēbitōrī intervallum dō | grant the debtor a deferment of payment, give the debtor a deadline for payment |
| decānicum, decānicī n | building belonging to the church, courtyard for ten monks |
| decemvirī agrīs dīvidundīs | commission for distributing the public land to the people |
| dēceptīvus, dēceptīva, dēceptīvum | suitable for deception |
| dēcernere, dēcernō, dēcrēvī, dēcrētum | decide, determine, pronounce a decision, judge, decree, vote for any thing, decide by combat, fight, combat, contend, resolve on something |
| dēcertāre, dēcertō, dēcertāvī, dēcertātum | go through a decisive contest, fight out a decisive contest, fill with strife, fill with contention, fight for, achieve by fighting, contending, contend |
| dēcertārī, dēcertor | go through a decisive contest, fight out a decisive contest, fill with strife, fill with contention, fight for, achieve by fighting, contending, contend |
| decimātiō, decimātiōnis f | the taking of a tenth, a tithing, a selecting by lot of every tenth man for punishment, decimation, a tenth |
| Decimiānus, Decimiāna, Decimiānum | named for Decimus |
| decimāre, decimō, decimāvī, decimātum | select by lot every tenth man for punishment, decimate, cause to pay tithes, collect tithes from someone, select the tenth part as an offering, pay tithes of anything |
| decimum | for the tenth time |
| dēclāmātiō, dēclāmātiōnis f | exercise in oratorical delivery, exercise or practice in speaking, declamation, theme, subject for declamation, loud talking, eager talking, bawling |
| dēclāmitāre, dēclāmitō, dēclāmitāvī, dēclāmitātum | practise rhetorical delivery, practise declamation, declaim, plead for the sake of practise, talk violently, bluster |
| dēclārātīvus, dēclārātīva, dēclārātīvum | serving for explanation, explanatory |
| dēcōlāre, dēcōlō, dēcōlāvī | come to naught, fail |
| decumāre, decumō, decumāvī, decumātum | select by lot every tenth man for punishment, decimate, cause to pay tithes, collect tithes from someone, select the tenth part as an offering, pay tithes of anything |
| decumāre, decumō, decumāvī, decumātum | select by lot every tenth man for punishment, decimate, cause to pay tithes, collect tithes from someone, select the tenth part as an offering, pay tithes of anything |
| dedecet eos (improbos esse) | it's not proper for them (to be cheeky) |
| dēductor, dēductōris m | one who brings, guide, teacher, one who accompanies or attends on a candidate for office, an attendant |
| dēferre, dēferō, dētulī, dēlātum | bring an account of, give an account of, report, announce, signify, state, indict, impeach, accuse, denounce, report any thing for assessment, return to the censors, ascribe |
| dehibēre, dehibeō, dehibuī, dehibitum | have (money) from someone, keep (money) from someone, owe something, be under obligation to something, be under obligation for something, be bound to render, be under obligation to pay |
| dehortātīvus, dehortātīva, dehortātīvum | fit for dissuading, likely to dissuade |
| Deīpassiānus, Deīpassiānī m | a believer in the capacity of the Divine nature for suffering |
| dēlacrimātōrius, dēlacrimātōria, dēlacrimātōrium | belonging to weeping, for weeping |
| dēlēctū omnī et discrīmine omissō | without any regard for the person |
| dēlēnītōrius, dēlēnītōria, dēlēnītōrium | pertaining to softening, serving for softening, soothing |
| dēlīberō dē aliquā rē | consider something for oneself |
| dēlīnītōrius, dēlīnītōria, dēlīnītōrium | pertaining to softening, serving for softening, soothing |
| dēmorī, dēmorior, dēmortuus sum | die off, die, depart, decease, depart, be gone, be dying for love of any one |
| dēmūtāre, dēmūtō, dēmūtāvī, dēmūtātum | change, alter, alter for the worse, make worse |
| dēnōminātiō, dēnōminātiōnis f (μετωνυμία) | 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, etc, metonymy |
| dentarpaga, dentarpagae f | instrument for drawing teeth |
| dentharpaga, dentharpagae f | instrument for drawing teeth |
| dentidūcum, dentidūcī n | instrument for drawing teeth |
| dēpacīscī, dēpacīscor, depactus sum | bargain for, agree upon, make an agreement |
| dēpecīscī (dēpacīscī) dēpecīscor (dēpacīscor), depectus sum | bargain for, agree upon, make an agreement |
2. Formbestimmung:
Wortform von: for| [31] 1. Sgl. Ind. Prs. vom Dep. | fārī, for, fātus sum (φημί) spreche; sage; verkünde; weissage; mache kund; besinge; künde; rede; |
3. Belegstellen für "for naught"
Finden Sie Ihr Suchwort auch hier:- bei van der Gucht 
- bei latein.me
- bei Google: engl-lat.
- in Zenon: deutsch-lat.
- in Pons: deutsch-lat.
- bei Perseus
- bei Google 
-Dict.
-Dict.- bei zeno.org
- bei Lewis and Short
- in: Mittellateinisches Wörterbuch
- in: Du Cange: Glossarium mediae et infimae latinitatis
© 2000 - 2024 - /LaWk/La01.php?qu=for+naught&ab=Hui - Letzte Aktualisierung: 12.10.2021 - 15:37
- in Pons: lat.-deutsch
Site-Suche:
Benutzerdefinierte Suche
[ Homepage
| Inhalt
| Hellas 2000
| Stilistik
| Latein
| Lateinisches Wörterbuch
| Lateinischer Sprachkurs
| Lateinische Grammatik
| Lat.Textstellen
| Römische Geschichte
| Griechisch
| Griechisches Wörterbuch
| Griechischer Sprachkurs
| Griechische Grammatik
| Griech.Textstellen
| Griechische Geschichte
| Landkarten
| Beta-Converter
| Varia
| Mythologie
| Bibliographie
| Ethik
| Links
| Literaturabfrage
]