Suchergebnis zu "nähre wie ein kind":1. Wörterbuch und Phrasen:Deut. Fund; Engl. Fund;
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query 2/3D (max. 100): 1 Ergebnis(se)
| | nähre wie ein Kind | īnfantāre, īnfantō | infanto 1 | | |
query 1/3D (max. 100): 25 Ergebnis(se)
| | = fovēre, foveō - nähre, wärme, pflege (fover = fovear) | fovāre, fovō | fovo 1 | | | | | ernähre mich (aliqua re - von etw.) | vescī, vescor | vescor 3 | | | | | nähre [ignem] | adiuvāre, adiuvō, adiūvi, adiūtum | adiuvo 1 | | | | | nähre | alere, alō, aluī, altum (alitum) | alo 3 | | | | | nähre | fovēre, foveō, fōvī, fōtum | foveo 2 | | | | | nähre (ignem) | iuvāre, iuvō, iūvī, iūtum, (iuvātūrus) | iuvo 1 | | | | | nähre | nūtrīcārī, nūtrīcor, nūtrīcātus sum | nutricor 1 | | | | | nähre | nūtrīre, nūtriō, nūtrīvī, (nūtriī), nūtrītum | nutrio 4 | | | | | nähre | pāscere, pāscō, pāvī, pāstum | pasco 3 | | | | | nähre | sagīnāre, sagīnō, sagīnāvī, sagīnātum | sagino 1 | | | | | nähre auf | ēnūtrīre, ēnūtriō, ēnūtrīvī, ēnūtrītum | enutrio 4 | | | | | nähre die Hoffnung | spem alō | spem alo | | | | | nähre eine Schlange an meinem Busen | vīperam sub ālā nūtrīcor | viperam sub ala nutricor | | | | | nähre in mir | concipere, concipiō, concēpī, conceptum | concipio 5 | | | | | nähre jds. Hoffnung | alicuius spem alō | alicuius spem alo | | | | | nähre mich | pāscī, pāscor, pāstus sum | pascor 3 | | | | | nähre mich (lebe von etw.) [piscibus, lacte et carne] | vīvere, vīvō, vīxī, vīctum | vivo 3 | | | | | nähre mich vom Gewerbe eines Richters | quaestū iūdiciāriō pāscor | quaestu iudiciario pascor | | | | | nähre mich von etw. (aliqua re - von etw.) | innūtrīrī, innūtrior, innūtrītus sum | innutrior 4 | | | | | nähre zugleich mit [fetus] | coalere, coaō, coaluī, coalitum | coalo 3 | | | | | säuge, nähre, erziehe (nur nutricatur u. nutricantur im Pass.) | nūtrīcāre, nūtrīcō | nutrico 1 | | | | | verköstige | cibāre, cibō, cibāvī, cibātum | cibo 1 | | | | | vulg. = fovēre, foveō - nähre, wärme, pflege | fobēre, fobeō | fobeo 2 | | | | | wecke und mehre den Sinn für Schönheit | ēlegantiam exciō atque augeō | elegantiam excito atque augeo | | |
query 1/3D (max. 100): 100 Ergebnis(se)
| | = ad īnstar + Gen. - ganz wie | adīnstar + Gen. | adīnstar + Gen. | | | | | = arrōrāre, arrōrō - benetze wie mit Tau | adrōrāre, adrōrō | adroro 1 | | | | | = capillāceus, capillācea, capillāceum - haarähnlich, aus Haaren gefertigt | capillācius, capillācia, capillācium | capillacius, capillacia, capillacium | | | | | = chrestologus, chrestologi m - wie ein guter Mensch redend (χρηστολόγος) (aber schlecht handelnd) | chrīstologus, chrīstologī m | christologus, christologi m | | | | | = cucubīre, cucubiō - schreie wie eine Eule (κουκουβάλος) | cuccubīre, cuccubiō | cuccubio 4 | | | | | = cuiusmodi - wie beschaffen | cuimodī | cuimodi | | | | | = cumque - wie auch immer, wann auch immer | cunque | cunque | | | | | = cumque - wie auch immer, wann auch immer | quomque | quomque | | | | | = hircōsus, hircōsa, hircōsum - stinkend wie ein Bock | ircōsus, ircōsa, ircōsum | ircosus, ircosa, ircosum | | | | | = quamdiū - wie lange? | quandiū | quandiu | | | | | = quantus, quanta, quantum - wie groß | quamtus, quamta, quamtum | quamtus, quamta, quamtum | | | | | = quoad - bis wie weit | quāad | quaad | | | | | = quoad - bis wie weit, bis wohin | adquō | adquo | | | | | = quotus quisque - wie wenig (zur Bezeichnung der geringen Zahl) | quotusquisque, quotaquaeque, quotumquidque | quotusquisque, quotaquaeque, quotumquidque | | | | | = quāliscumque, quālecumque - wie nur beschaffen | quālisquālis, quālequāle | qualisqualis, qualequale | | | | | = quātenus - bis wie weit | quātinus | quatinus | | | | | = quī vocāris? - wie heißt du? | quī vocāre? | qui vocare? | | | | | = scaenicē - wie auf der Bühne (σκηνή) | scēnicē | scenice | | | | | = sȳringiānus, sȳringiāna, sȳringiānum - ausgehöhlt wie ein Rohr [agnus, haedus] | sȳringnātus, sȳringnāta, sȳringnātum | syringnatus, syringnata, syringnatum | | | | | = thymōsus, thymōsa, thymōsum - aus Thymian | timōsus, timōsa, timōsum | timosus, timosa, timosum | | | | | = undātim - wallend | undanter | undanter | | | | | = velut - wie wenn | velutī | veluti | | | | | Abdera (thrakische Stadt, wie Schilda in Verruf) | Abdēra, Abdērōrum n (Abdēra, Abdērae f) (Ἄβδηρα, τὰ) | Abdera, Abderorum n (Abdera, Abderae f) | | | | | Arme weiß wie Wachs | cērea bracchia | cerea bracchia | | | | | Glück und Glas, wie bald bricht das (sprichwörtl.) | fortūna vitrea est; tum, cum splendet, frangitur | fortuna vitrea est; tum, cum splendet, frangitur | | | | | Gott weiß, wie und warum | nec quid nec quārē | nec quid nec quare | | | | | Leute wie Phormio (Leute, die wie der peripatet. Philosoph Phormio aus Ephesos glauben, alle über alles belehren zu können) | Phormiō, Phormiōnis m
| Phormiones, Phormionum m | | | | | Männer (so glücklich) wie Metellus | Metellī, Metellōrum m | Metelli, Metellorum m | | | | | Männer (so reich) wie Krösus | Croesī, Croesōrum m | Croesi, Croesorum m | | | | | Männer wie Cato (Beiname der Porcii) | Catōnēs, Catōnum m | Catones, Catonum m | | | | | Schaltier (das wie ein Schiff schwimmen kann) (ναύπλιος) | nauplius, naupliī m | nauplius, naupliī m | | | | | aber wie ich schon sagte | vērumtamen (vēruntamen) | verumtamen (veruntamen) | | | | | alles läuft wie am Schnürchen | omnia quadrāta currunt | omnia quadrata currunt | | | | | alten Weibern eigen [vultus, aetas] | anīlis, anīle | anilis, anile | | | | | altl. = cuicuimodī - von welcher Beschaffenheit immer | quoiquoimodī | quoiquoimodi | | | | | anklägerisch übertrieben | accūsātōriē | accusatorie | | | | | auf alle Art | quālibet | qualibet | | | | | auf beide Arten | utrōcunque modō | utrocunque modo | | | | | auf gewöhnliche Weise | cōnsuētūdināriē | consuetudinarie | | | | | auf welche Art nur immer | quemadmodumcumque | quemadmodumcumque | | | | | auf wie lange (temporal) | quātenus | quatenus | | | | | aufgeregt | concussus, concussa, concussum | concussus, concussa, concussum | | | | | aufgeregt | sollicitus, sollicita, sollicitum | sollicitus, sollicita, sollicitum | | | | | auftretend wie in der Komödie | cōmicus, cōmica, cōmicum (κωμικός) | comicus, comica, comicum | | | | | augenscheinlich | manifēstārius, manifēstāria, manifēstārium | manifestarius, manifestaria, manifestarium | | | | | ausgehöhlt wie ein Rohr [agnus, haedus] | sȳringiānus, sȳringiāna, sȳringiānum | syringianus, syringiana, syringianum | | | | | außerordentlich (= θαυμαστον οἷον) | mīrum quam | mirum quam | | | | | außerordentlich (= θαυμαστον οἷον) | mīrum quantum | mirum quantum | | | | | baue wie einen Kamin auf | camīnāre, camīno, camīnāvī, camīnātum | camino 1 | | | | | behandele jdn. genauso freundlich wie zuvor | aliquem in eādem familiāritāte habeō, quā anteā | aliquem in eadem familiaritate habeo, qua antea | | | | | bei der Iuno! (vgl. ecastor) | ēiūno | eiuno | | | | | bei ihm fühlte ich mich wie zu Hause | apud eum sīc fuī tamquam domī meae | apud eum sic fui tamquam domi meae | | | | | bekanntlich | ut scīs | ut scis | | | | | beleime wie mit Vogelleim | viscāre, viscō, viscāvī | visco 1 | | | | | benehme mich wie ein König | rēgem mē gerō | regem me gero | | | | | benetze wie mit Tau [herbam vino] | arrōrāre, arrōrō | arroro 1 | | | | | bewerfe wie mit Kot | collutulentāre, collutulentō | collutulento 1 | | | | | bin in der Arithmetik gänzlich unwissend (weiß nicht, wie viel 2x2 ist) | bis bīna quot sint, nōn didicī | bis bina quot sint, non didici | | | | | bin schon so gut wie verurteilt | iam prō damnātus sum | iam pro damnatus sum | | | | | bin so gut wie nichts | nihil sum | nihil sum | | | | | bin verhasst wie Appius | Appiī odium aequō | Appii odium aequo | | | | | bin wie blind | caecūtīre, caecūtio (caecuttio) | caecutio 4 | | | | | bin wie geschaffen für etw. | nātus sum ad aliquid faciendum | natus sum ad aliquid faciendum | | | | | bin wie vor den Kopf geschlagen (sprichwörtl.) | quasi percussus sum | quasi percussus sum | | | | | binsenförmig aufgewachsen | ēiuncidus, ēiuncida, ēiuncidum | eiuncidus, eiuncida, vum | | | | | bis wie weit | quātenus | quatenus | | | | | bleibe derselbe | mihi cōnstō | mihi consto | | | | | bleibe wie angewurzelt stehen | haerēre, haereō, haesī, haesūrus | haereo 2 | | | | | bringe Tag wie Nacht mit Schlafen und Zechen zu | per somnum vīnumque diēs noctibus aequō | per somnum vinumque dies noctibus aequo | | | | | brülle wie ein Bär | uncāre, uncō | unco 1 | | | | | brülle wie ein Ochse | dēmūgīre, dēmūgiō, dēmūgīvī (dēmūgiī), dēmūgītum | demugio 4 | | | | | das Leben, wie es unter den Menschen so ist | vīta commūnis | vita communis | | | | | das ist gerade, wie wenn ... | hoc assimilest quasi ... | hoc assimilest quasi ... | | | | | das ist selbst Blinden, wie man sagt, deutlich genug (sprichwörtl.) | caecīs hoc, ut āiunt, satis clārum est | caecis hoc, ut aiunt, satis clarum est | | | | | dem Buchsbaumholz ähnlich | buxōsus, buxōsa, buxōsum | buxosus, buxosa, buxosum | | | | | der Schweiß fließt dick wie Pech | sūdor piceum flūmen agit | sudor piceum flumen agit | | | | | der eine wie der andere (zwei getrennte Einheiten) | uterque, utraque, utrumque | uterque, utraque, utrumque | | | | | der fängt den Ball, wie man sagt, kraftlos wie ein Lahmer (sprichwörtl.) | iste claudus, quemadmodum āiunt, pīlam | iste claudus, quemadmodum aiunt, pilam | | | | | dergleichen, wie (relativ) [talis ...] | quālis, quāle | qualis, quale | | | | | derselbe wie | īdem ac | idem ac | | | | | derselbe wie | īdem atque | idem atque | | | | | derselbe wie | pār ac | par ac | | | | | derselbe wie | pār atque | par atque | | | | | derselbe wie | pār et | par et | | | | | derselbe wie | pār quam | par quam | | | | | dick wie ein Faß | dōliāris, dōliāre | doliaris, doliare | | | | | dick wie ein alter Bottich | dōliāris, dōliāre | doliaris, doliare | | | | | die Seelen entfliehen den Banden des Körpers wie einem Kerker | animī ē corporum vinculīs tamquam ē carcere ēvolant | animi e corporum vinculis tamquam e carcere evolant | | | | | dies wird so gut wie nie passieren | id ad Kalendās Graecās fīet | id ad Kalendas Graecas fiet | | | | | doppelnamig ist, wer einen doppelten Namen führt, wie Numa Pompilius | binōminis, cuī geminum est nōmen, ut Numa Pompilius | binominis, cui geminum est nomen, ut Numa Pompilius | | | | | drehe wie ein Rad herum | rotāre, rotō, rotāvī, rotātum | roto 1 | | | | | du lässt Menschen wie Schweine abstechen | succīdiās hūmānās facis | succidias humanas facis | | | | | du musst dein Schicksal wie ein Mann ertragen | fortūna tibi virīliter ferenda est | fortuna tibi viriliter ferenda est | | | | | durch Verdunstung | vapōrāliter | vaporaliter | | | | | durchaus wie wenn | prōrsus quasi | prorsus quasi | | | | | durcheinander | subinvicem | subinvicem | | | | | durchsichtig wie Kristall | crystallicus, crystallica, crystallicum | crystallicus, crystallica, crystallicum | | | | | dünke mich gleidh reich wie Könige | opēs rēgum animīs aequō | opes regum animis aequo | | | | | ebenso viele ... wie (viele) ... | totidem ... quot ... | totidem ... quot ... | | | | | ebenso viele ... wie ... | totidem ... atque ... | totidem ... atque ... | | |
query 1/3D (max. 100): 2 Ergebnis(se)
| | achatartig | iaspidēus, iaspidēa, iaspidēum | iaspideus, iaspidea, iaspideum | | | | | jaspisartig | iaspidēus, iaspidēa, iaspidēum | iaspideus, iaspidea, iaspideum | | |
query 1/3E (max. 1000): 668 Ergebnis(se) Hauptquelle: Lewis and Shortacaunumarga, acaunumargae f | kind of marl, stone-marl |
| accēnsī vēlātī | kind of supernumerary troops who followed the army to fill the places of any who might fall |
| accēnsi, accēnsōrum m | kind of reserve troops who followed the army as supernumeraries |
| achantum, achantī n | kind of frankincense |
| acharna, acharnae f | kind of sea-fish |
| acharnē, acharnae f | kind of sea-fish |
| acopos, acopī f | kind of stone, crystalline quartz |
| acorna, acornae f | kind of thistle |
| acrochordōn, acrochordonis f | kind of wart |
| acrocorium, acrocoriī n | kind of onion |
| acus, acī m | kind of sea-fish with a pointed snout, hornpike, garfish, garpike |
| ador, adōris n | kind of grain, spelt |
| 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 |
| aecus, aeca, aecum | plain, even, level, flat, favorable, convenient, advantageous, propitious, favorable, kind, friendly, benevolent, equal, like, fair, equitable, impartial in conduct toward others, right, reasonable, unruffled, calm, composed, tranquil, patient, enduring |
| aedificium, aedificiī n | building of any kind, edifice, structure |
| aegilōps, aegilōpis m (Akk. Sgl. aegilōpa, Akk.Plur. aegilōpas) | disease of the eyes, lacrimal fistula, ulcer in the inner corner of the eye, kind of oak with edible acorns, weed among barley, tare among barley, kind of bulbous plant |
| aegōlios, aegōliī m | kind of screech-owl |
| aegyptilla, aegyptillae f | precious stone once found in Egypt, kind of onyx |
| aequanimis, aequanime | kind, mild |
| aequus, aequa, aequum | plain, even, level, flat, favorable, convenient, advantageous, propitious, favorable, kind, friendly, benevolent, equal, like, fair, equitable, impartial in conduct toward others, right, reasonable, unruffled, calm, composed, tranquil, patient, enduring |
| āerizūsa, āerizūsae f | kind of precious stone, turquoise |
| aerōnālis, aerōnāle | of the best kind |
| aerūca, aerūcae f | kind of verdigris |
| affābilis, affābile | that can be easily spoken to, easy of access, courteous, affable, kind, friendly |
| affectuōsus, affectuōsa, affectuōsum | full of inclination, full of affection, full of love, affectionate, kind, zärtlich |
| africia, africiae f | a kind of pastry, a kind of biscuit |
| agathodaemōn, agathodaemonis m (Akk. Plur. agathodaemonas) | kind of serpent in Egypt to which healing power was ascribed |
| albuēlis, albuēlis f | kind of vine |
| alica, alicae f (ἄλιξ) | kind of grain, spelt, spelt-grits, drink prepared from spelt-grits, , spelt barley, spelt puree, spelt potion |
| alice, alicis n | kind of grain, spelt, spelt-grits, drink prepared from spelt-grits, , spelt barley, spelt puree, spelt potion |
| alicum, alicī n | kind of grain, spelt, spelt-grits, drink prepared from spelt-grits, spelt barley, spelt puree, spelt potion |
| alimodī | of a different kind, of another kind |
| alīusmodī | of another kind |
| allium ursīnum | kind of wild garlic |
| almitās, almitātis f | benignity, kind behavior |
| almitiēs, almitiēī f | benignity, kind behavior |
| almus, alma, almum | nourishing, affording, nourishment, cherishing, genial, restoring, reviving, kind, propitious, indulgent, bountiful, refreshing |
| alogos, alogon | destitute of reason, irrational, one that does not correspond with another, irregular, which corresponds with no kind of measure |
| alogus, aloga, alogum | destitute of reason, irrational, one that does not correspond with another, irregular, which corresponds with no kind of measure |
| alōpecis, alōpecidis f | kind of vine which produces clusters resembling the tail of a fox |
| alōpecūros, alōpecūrī f | fox-tail, kind of plant |
| alōpēx, alōpecis f (Akk. Sgl. alōpeca) | kind of shark, sea-fox, thresher-shark |
| altercātiō, altercātiōnis f | strife in words, contest in words, dispute, debate, altercation, kind of discourse in a court of justice |
| alum, alī n | comfrey, kind of garlic |
| alus, alī f | comfrey, kind of garlic |
| alūta, alūtae f | kind of soft leather (prepared by means of alum), shoe, purse, pouch, patch put on the face for ornament |
| alutiae, alutiārum f | kind of gold mines, platinum mines |
| amāns, amantis | fond, loving, kind, feeling kindly to, benevolent, pleasing, friendly, affectionate |
| amīcus, amīca, amīcum | friendly, kind, amicable, favorable, inclined to, liking, kindly, pleasing |
| ammodytēs, ammodytae m | kind of serpent in Africa |
| ampelītis, ampelītidis f | kind of bituminous earth, with which the vine was sprinkled in order to keep off worms |
| amphisbaena, amphisbaenae f | kind of serpent in Libya which can move either backwards or forwards |
| āmus, āmī m | hook, fish-hook, angle, talons of a hawk, thorns, kind of pastry |
| anachylis, anachylis f (Akk. Sgl. anachylin) | kind of water plant |
| ancōn, ancōnis m (Akk.Sgl. ancōna) | arm of a workman’s square, stone in a wall, which projects above more than below, and supports something, console, volut, arm of a chair, kind of drinking-vessel in an alehouse |
| 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 |
| androsaemon, androsaemī n | a kind of St, John’s-wort, with blood-red juice |
| androsaemum, androsaemī n | a kind of St, John’s-wort, with blood-red juice |
| antēs, antium m | kind of teacher, preschool teacher, subteacher |
| antescholārius, antescholāriī m | kind of teacher, preschool teacher, subteacher |
| antescolārius, antescolāriī m | kind of teacher, preschool teacher, subteacher |
| anthalium, anthaliī n | kind of bulbous esculent root |
| anthracias, anthraciae m | kind of carbuncle, coal-carbuncle |
| anthracītēs, anthracītae m | kind of blood-stone |
| anthracītis, anthracītidis f | kind of carbuncle, coal-carbuncle |
| antipathēs antipathis f | black kind of coral used as a preventive of witchcraft |
| antistrephōn, antistrephontos m | retorsion, a special kind of conclusion, |
| antura, anturae f | unknown kind of herb |
| aper, aprī m (κάπρος) | wild boar, a standard of the Roman legions, an unknown kind of fish |
| apexabō, apexabōnis f | kind of sausage |
| apexaō, apexaōnis f | kind of sausage |
| aphaca, aphacae f | kind of pulse, field or chick-pea, common dandelion |
| aphacē, aphacae f | kind of pulse, field or chick-pea, common dandelion |
| aphaerema, aphaerematis n | coarse kind of grits |
| aplūda, aplūdae f | chaff, bran, kind of drink |
| aplysiae, aplysiārum f | inferior kind of sponge |
| apolectus, apolectī f | kind of tunny-fish when not a year old, piece for salting, cut from the tunnyfish |
| applūda, applūdae f | chaff, bran, kind of drink |
| apūs, apodis m (ἄπους - fußlos) | kind of swallow, said to have no feet, the black martin |
| apȳrēnum, apȳrēnī n | kind of pomegranate with soft kernels |
| arachidnē, arachidnēs f | wild leguminous plant, kind of chickling vetch |
| arachnē, arachnēs f | wild leguminous plant, kind of chickling vetch |
| aracia, araciae f | kind of white figtree |
| aratia, aratiae f | kind of fig |
| arcebion, arcebii n | a plant, usually called onochiles or anchusa, kind of ox-tongue |
| arcuma, arcumae f | a kind of small carriage |
| argītis, argītidis f | kind of vine with white clusters of grapes |
| argūmentum, argūmentī n | every kind of representation in writing, the subject-matter of a writing, subject, contents, scenic representation of a subject, intrinsic worth, reality, truth, subject of artistic representations, sculpture, painting, embroidery, conclusion, syllogism |
| argyrītis, argyrītidis f (Akk. argyrītim) | kind of silver dross, litharge of silver |
| arinca, arincae f | kind of grain (olyra), rye, one-grained wheat |
| aris, aridis f | kind of arum, dragon-root, green dragon |
| armātūra, armātūrae f | armor, equipment, armed soldiers, armed force, kind of exercise in arms, rigging |
| arōmatītis, arōmatītidis f | precious stone of the smell and color of myrrh, kind of amber |
| artolaganus, artolaganī m | kind of bread or cake (made of meal, wine, milk, oil, lard, and pepper |
| asbestinum, asbestinī n | kind of incombustible cloth |
| asbeston, asbestī n | kind of incombustible cloth |
| ascalabōtēs, ascalabōtae m | kind of lizard |
| ascītēs, ascītae m | kind of dropsy |
| asinusca, asinuscae f | kind of grape of little value |
| aspendios, aspendiī f | kind of vine |
| asphaltion, asphaltiī n | kind of clover with long leaves, and of the odor of asphaltum, common bituminous clover |
| asphodelus, asphodelī m | asphodel, kind of lily-shaped plant with many tubercles at the root |
| asphodilus, asphodilī m | asphodel, kind of lily-shaped plant with many tubercles at the root |
| astacus, astacī m | kind of crab |
| astagō, astaginis f | kind of crab |
| astercum, astercī n | kind of plant |
| asteriās, asteriae m | kind of heron |
| astericum, astericī n | kind of plant |
| asteritēs, asteritae m | precious stone, cat’s-eye, kind of basilisk |
| astrion, astriī n | crystalline precious stone, found in India, kind of sapphire, adularia |
| astrios, astriī f | crystalline precious stone, found in India, kind of sapphire, adularia |
| astritēs, astritae m | precious stone, cat’s-eye, kind of basilisk |
| astytis, astytis f (Akk. Sgl. astytida) | kind of lettuce |
| Ātellāna, Ātellānae f | comic but not wanton kind of popular farce that originated in Atella |
| ātrusca, ātruscae f | kind of grape |
| attacus, attacī m | kind of locust |
| attilus, attilī m | kind of large fish found in the Po |
| augumentum, augumentī n | an increase, growth, augmentation, kind of sacrificial cake |
| augurium, auguriī n | observation and interpretation of omens, augury, any kind of divination, prophecy, soothsaying, interpretation, presentiment, foreboding of future occurrences, sign, omen, token, prognostic, art of the augur |
| aulus, aulī m | fluteshaped kind of scollop |
| austium, austiī n | door, mouth, entrance of any kind |
| axīnomantīa, axīnomantīae f | a kind of divination from axes |
| bācālia, bācāliae f | kind of laurel abounding in berries |
| bācalūsiae, bacalūsiārum f | kind of sweetmeat |
| bacariō, bacariōnis m | some kind of small jug |
| baccālia, baccāliae f | kind of laurel abounding in berries |
| baccha, bacchae f | kind of Spanish wine |
| bacriō, bacriōnis f | kind of vessel with a long handle, ladle |
| balanis, balanidis f | acorn, any fruit of similar form, kind of large chestnut, the Phœnician and Cilician date, nut yielding a balsam, Arabian ben-nut, the tree itself, any object in the form of an acorn, suppository (medic), shell-fish, species of sea-mussel |
| balanus, balanī f | acorn, any fruit of similar form, kind of large chestnut, the Phœnician and Cilician date, nut yielding a balsam, Arabian ben-nut, the tree itself, any object in the form of an acorn, suppository (medic), shell-fish, species of sea-mussel |
| basilicum, basilicī n | the best kind of nuts |
| basiliscus, basiliscī m | kind of lizard, basilisk, surname of Cn Pompeius |
| batalāria, batalāriae f | kind of war-ship |
| batia, batiae f | unknown kind of fish |
| batiaca, batiacae f | kind of drinking-cup |
| batioca, batiocae f | kind of drinking-cup |
| batiola, batiolae f | kind of drinking-cup |
| baxa, baxae f | a kind of woven shoe worn on the comic stage and by philosophers |
| baxea, baxeae f | a kind of woven shoe worn on the comic stage and by philosophers |
| beneficentia, beneficentiae f | kindness, beneficence, an honorable and kind treatment of others |
| benevolēns, benevolentis | wishing well, benevolent, favorable, propitious, kind, obliging |
| benevolentia, benevolentiae f | good-will, benevolence, kindness, favor, friendship, readiness, willingness, mildness, benignity, indulgence, kind conduct, friendly services |
| benevolus, benevola, benevolum | well-wishing, benevolent, kind, friendly, favorable, devoted, yielding willing service |
| benificentia, benificentiae f | kindness, beneficence, an honorable and kind treatment of others |
| benīgnē | you are very kind, I thank you very much, am under great obligation, I thank you |
| benīgnitās, benīgnitātis f | the quality of one benignus, an affable bearing to others, kind bearing to others, kindness, friendliness, courtesy, benevolence, benignity, liberality, bounty, favor, lenity, mercy |
| benīgnus, benīgna, benīgnum | of a good kind, of a good nature, beneficent, kind, good, friendly, pleasing, favorable, benignant, favorable, pleasant, mild, lucky, propitious |
| benivolēns, benivolentis | wishing well, benevolent, favorable, propitious, kind, obliging |
| benivolentia, benivolentiae f | good-will, benevolence, kindness, favor, friendship, readiness, willingness, mildness, benignity, indulgence, kind conduct, friendly services |
| benna, bennae f | kind of carriage |
| bitūmen, bitūminis n | bitumen, kind of mineral pitch |
| blachnon, blachni n | kind of fern |
| blandus adversus aliquem | friendly to someone, kind to someone |
| blēchnon, blēchnī n | kind of fern |
| blendea, blendeae f | an inferior kind of seafish |
| blendĭus, blendiī m | an inferior kind of seafish |
| blennius, blennii m | an inferior kind of seafish |
| bolbīnē, bolbīnēs f | kind of bulbous plant |
| bōlētus, bōlētī m (βωλίτης) | the best kind of mushrooms |
| bōloe, bōlōrum m | kind of precious stones |
| bonā veniā (bonā cum veniā) | with kind permission, with kind indulgence |
| bonus, bona, bonum [melior, optimus] | good, morally good, honest, comfortable, fine, beautiful, honorable, valuable, favorable, prosperous, lucky, fortunate, considerable, kind, fair, faithful, costly, laudable, well-disposed, serene |
| borīa, borīae f | kind of jasper |
| bōs, bovis, m | kind of sea-fish of the genus of the turbot |
| boscas, boscadis f | a kind of duck |
| boscis, boscidis f | a kind of duck |
| brūchus, brūchī m | kind of locust without wings |
| būbalus, būbalī m | kind of African stag or gazelle, buffalo, wild-ox |
| bubleum, bubleī n | kind of wine |
| būcardia, būcardiae f | precious stone, a kind of turquoise |
| būcina, būcinae f | crooked horn, crooked trumpet, war-trumpet, kind of circular, winding shell on which Triton blew |
| būfalus, būfalī m | kind of African stag or gazelle, buffalo, wild-ox |
| būlapathum, būlapathī n | the herb patience, a kind of sorrel |
| bulbīnē, bulbīnēs f | kind of bulbous plant |
| bulla, bullae f | any object swelling up and thus becoming round, waterbubble, bubble, trifle, vanity, any thing rounded by art, boss, knob, a stud in a girdle, head of a pin in the water-clock, kind of (golden) amulet worn upon the neck |
| būmelia, būmeliae f | kind of ash-tree |
| būnĭas, būnĭadis f | kind of Swedish turnip |
| būnion, būniī n | kind of Swedish turnip |
| būprestis, būprestis f | kind of vegetable |
| burrānicum, burrānicī n | kind of vessel |
| būteō, būteōnis m | kind of falcon or hawk |
| byssum, byssī n | cotton, cotton stuff, fine kind of flax, and the linen made from it |
| byssus, byssī f | cotton, cotton stuff, fine kind of flax, and the linen made from it |
| cadmītis, cadmītis f | kind of precious stone |
| caecilia, caeciliae f | kind of lizard, kind of lettuce |
| caesapon, caesapī n | a kind of lettuce |
| calaminthē, calaminthēs f | a plant, kind of mint |
| calamochnus, calamochnī m | kind of sea-foam |
| calbeum, calbeī n | kind of armband, fillet |
| calbeus, calbeī m | kind of armband, fillet |
| calcendīx, calcendīcis f | kind of shell-fish |
| caliptra, caliptrae f | kind of covering for the head |
| callarias, callariae m | a kind of codfish |
| callimus, callimī m | kind of eagle-stone |
| callistrūthia, callistrūthiae f | a very delicate kind of figs, which sparrows were fond of |
| callistrūthis, callistrūththidis f | a very delicate kind of figs, which sparrows were fond of |
| callithrix, callithricis, f | a kind of ape or monkey in Ethiopia |
| callitrix, callitricis f | a plant used for coloring the hair, also called trichomanes, a kind of ape or monkey in Ethiopia |
| camacum, camacī n | kind of cinnamon found in Syria |
| camella, camellae f | kind of drinking vessel, wine-goblet, wine-cup, cup |
| campagus, campagī m | a kind of boot worn by military officers |
| camum, camī n | kind of beer |
| cāmus, cāmī m | muzzle, kind of collar for the neck |
| cancellārius, cancellāriī m | kind of porter, door-keeper, secretary, , Chancery Clerk, Chancery Director |
| canicae, canicārum f | kind of bran |
| canīcula, canīculae f | small dog or bitch, a quarrelsome woman, kind of sea-dog, worst throw with dice, dog throw |
| canis, canis c (κύων) (Gen.Pl.: canum) | dog, a shameless, vile person, a fierce or enraged person, a constellation: the dog, the worst throw with dice, dog-throw, a Cynic philosopher, a kind of fetter, a small river tributary to the Po |
| cantabrum, cantabrī n | kind of bran, kind of banner or standard under the emperors |
| cantarus, cantarī m | a large, wide-bellied drinking-vessel, tankard, pot, water-pipe, vessel of holy water, kind of sea-fish |
| 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 |
| cantharītēs, cantharītae m | a kind of wine |
| cantharus, cantharī m | a large, wide-bellied drinking-vessel, tankard, pot, water-pipe, vessel of holy water, kind of sea-fish |
| 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 |
| capedulum, capedulī n | kind of covering for the head |
| caper, caprī m (κάπρος) | he-goat, goat, odor of the armpits, star in the left shoulder of the constellation Auriga, name of a kind of fish found in the river Achelous |
| capidulum, capidulī n | kind of covering for the head |
| capitō, capitōnis m | one that has a large head, sea-fish with a large head, called also cephalus, a kind of fish with a large head |
| capniās, capniae m | kind of wine, precious stone of a smoky hue, kind of jasper, kind of chrysolite, smoky topaz |
| capnītis, capnītidis f | kind of cadmian, smoke-colored precious stone |
| caprea, capreae f | kind of wild she-goat, roe |
| capreolus, capreolī m | a kind of wild goat, chamois, roebuck, weeding-hoe |
| caprigenus, caprigena, caprigenum | proceeding from a goat, of the goat kind |
| carabus, carabī m | kind of sea-crab |
| carbătĭna, carbătĭnae f | kind of rustic leather shoe |
| carbōnica, carbōnicae f | kind of vine |
| carbunculus, carbunculī m | small coal, burning sorrow, devouring sorrow, kind of sandstone, red toph-stone, reddish, bright kind of precious stone, kind of tumor, carbuncle, disease of plants caused by hoar-frost |
| carbunica, carbunicae f | kind of vine |
| carcharus, carcharī m | kind of dog-fish |
| cardamum, cardamī n | kind of cress |
| careōta, careōtae f (καρυωτή) | kind of nut-shaped date |
| carfiāthum, carfiāthī n | superior kind of incense |
| cārica, cāricae f | kind of dry fig |
| cariōta, cariōtae f (καρυωτή) | kind of nut-shaped date |
| cāris, cāridis f (καρίς) | kind of seacrab |
| carpheōtum, carpheōtī n | excellent kind of white frankincense |
| carpisculum, carpisculī n | kind of shoes, groundwork, basement |
| carpisculus, carpisculī m | kind of shoes, groundwork, basement |
| carpusculum, carpusculī n | kind of shoes, groundwork, basement |
| carpusculus, carpusculī m | kind of shoes, groundwork, basement |
| carracutium, carracutiī n | kind of two-wheeled carriage |
| carrum, carrī n | kind of two-wheeled wagon for transporting burdens |
| carrus, carrī m | kind of two-wheeled wagon for transporting burdens |
| cartiblum, cartiblī n | kind of oblong table of stone, standing on a pedestal |
| cartibulum, cartibulī n | kind of oblong table of stone, standing on a pedestal |
| cartibum, cartibī n | kind of oblong table of stone, standing on a pedestal |
| caryōta, caryōtae f (καρυωτή) | kind of nut-shaped date |
| caryōtis, caryōtidis f (Akk. Pl. caryōtidas) | kind of nut-shaped date |
| castellāmenta, castellāmentōrum n | meat pie in the shape of a castellum, kind of sausage |
| castula, castulae f | garment used by women, kind of petticoat |
| catabolēnsēs, catabolēnsium m | class of carriers who transport burdens by means of draught animals, kind of muleteers |
| catabulēnsēs, catabulēnsium m | class of carriers who transport burdens by means of draught animals, kind of muleteers |
| cataractria, cataractriae f | word coined to designate a kind of spice |
| cathēa, cathēae f | kind of spear, probably barbed |
| catēia, catēiae f | kind of spear, probably barbed |
| cathēa, cathēae f | kind of spear, probably barbed |
| catula, catulae f | the young of animals, whelp, young dog, puppy, kind of fetter |
| catulus, catuli m | the young of animals, whelp, young dog, puppy, kind of fetter |
| catumeum, catumeī n | (a kind of) sacrificial cake, offering cake |
| caulōdēs brassica | kind of cabbage with large leaves |
| caupillus, caupulī m | kind of small ship |
| caupulus, caupulī m | kind of small ship |
| 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 |
| cē̆drelatē, cē̆drelatēs f | cedar, fir-tree, a large kind of cedar |
| cenchris, cenchridis f (Akk. Sgl. cenchrim) | a kind of hawk |
| cenchris, cenchridis m (Akk. Sgl. cenchrim) | a kind of spotted serpent |
| cenchros, cenchrī m (Akk. Sgl. cenchron) | an unknown kind of precious stone |
| centuria, centuriae f | assemblage or a division consisting of a hundred things of a kind, any division, number of acres of ground, division of troops, century, company |
| cēphus, cephī m | , a kind of monkey, |
| cēpolendrum, cēpolendrī n | kind of condiment |
| cēpolindrum, cēpolindrī n | kind of condiment |
| ceras, ceratis n | kind of wild parsnip, mountain on the west coast of Libya |
| cerastēs, cerastae m | horned serpent, kind of horned worm injurious to trees |
| ceratiās, ceratiae m | kind of comet resembling a horn |
| ceratītis, ceratītidis f (Akk. Sgl. ceratītim) | kind of wild poppy |
| ceraunium, cerauniī n | precious stone, kind of onyx |
| ceraunus, ceraunī m | precious stone, kind of onyx |
| cercūrus, cercūrī m | kind of light vessel peculiar to the Cyprians, a sea-fish |
| cercȳrus, cercȳrī m (κέρκουρος) | kind of light vessel peculiar to the Cyprians, a sea-fish |
| cernuus, cernuī m | a kind of shoe |
| cerrus, cerrī f | kind of oak, Turkey oak |
| cērula, cērulae f | small piece of wax, kind of crayon, candlestick, stand for wax tapers |
| cervisca, cerviscae f | a kind of pear |
| ceua, ceuae f | a kind of small cow |
| cēva, cēvae f | a kind of small cow |
| chalcidicē, chalcidicēs f | kind of lizard |
| chalcis, chalcidis f (Akk. Plur. chalcidas) | fish of the herring kind |
| chamaecissos, chamaecissī f | ground-ivy, kind of cyclaminus |
| chamaedracōn, chamaedracontos m | , kind of African serpent, ground-serpent, |
| chamaeleōn, chamaeleontis m (Akk.Sgl. auch chamaeleonta ) | kind of lizard that changes its color, chameleon |
| chamūlcus, chamūlcī m (χαμουλκός) | a kind of machine, , cargo hauler, tug, wooden loop |
| chasma, chasmatis n | opening of the earth, chasm, abyss, kind of meteor |
| chernītēs, chernītae m | kind of marble resembling ivory |
| chersos, chersī f | kind of toad |
| choerogryllus, choerogryllī m | a kind of hare |
| chondris, chondris f | a plant, a kind of horehound resembling marjoram |
| choricus, chorica, choricum | pertaining to the chorus, kind of anapœstic verse |
| chrotta, chrottae f | kind of fiddle |
| chrȳsoaspides, chrȳsoaspidum m (Akk. Pl. chrȳsoaspidas) | a kind of soldiers under Alexander Severus |
| chrȳsocanthos, chrȳsocanthī f | a kind of ivy which bears gold-colored berries |
| chrȳsocarpus, chrȳsocarpī f | a kind of ivy which bears gold-colored berries |
| chrȳsomēlinum mālum | a kind of quince |
| chrȳsomēlum, chrȳsomēlī n | a kind of quince |
| chrȳsopteros, chrȳsopterī m | a kind of jasper |
| chrȳsothales, chrȳsothalis n | kind of aizoon or houseleek, wall-pepper, called also erithales, trithales, and isoetes |
| cicercula, cicerculae f | kind of small chickpea |
| cinifes, cinifum m | kind of stinging insect |
| ciniphes, ciniphum m | kind of stinging insect |
| cinnabar, cinnabaris n | kind of hairstyle |
| ciosmis, ciosmis f | a kind of ointment |
| cipērum, cipērī n | a kind of rushes, Cyprus grass |
| circumpēs, circumpedis | kind of parasites, covering of the foot |
| cirsion, cirsiī n | kind of thistle |
| citharus, citharī m | fish of the sole kind |
| citrium, citriī n | a kind of gourd |
| clacendīx, clacendīcis f | kind of shell-fish |
| clāvus, clāvī m | nail, rudder, tiller, helm, painful tumor, painful excrescence, wart, corn, disease of the olive-tree, kind of abortion of bees, purple stripe on the tunica, tunic, either wide or narrow striped |
| clēmēns, clēmentis | mild, calm, soft, gentle, placid, smooth, quiet, tranquil, kind, tame, domesticated, forbearing, indulgent, compassionate, merciful, mitigated, accessible |
| clupea, clupeae f | kind of very small river-fish |
| coccȳgia, coccȳgiae f | kind of sumach used in coloring |
| cocētum, cocētī n | kind of food prepared from honey and poppies |
| cochloe, cochlōn m | kind of shell-fishes with spiral shells |
| = coctana, coctanōrum n | kind of small Syrian fig |
| coctona, coctonōrum n | kind of small Syrian fig |
| coenon, coenī n | kind of eyesalve |
| coëx, coëcis f (Akk.Pl. coëcas) | kind of Ethiopian palm |
| coïx, coïcis f (Akk.Pl. coïcas) | kind of Ethiopian palm |
| cōlīphia, cōlīphiōrum n | kind of nourishing food for athletae |
| collȳra, collȳrae f | kind of pastry of a round, elongated form, maccaroni, vermicelli |
| cōlōtēs, cōlōtae m | kind of lizard, called also stellio |
| columbar, columbāris n | kind of collar |
| colūtea, colūteōrum n | pod-like kind of fruit |
| coluthia, coluthiōrum n | kind of snail of a dark color |
| cōmacum, cōmacī n | kind of cinnamon found in Syria |
| combrētum, combrētī n | kind of rush, type of bulrush |
| cōmis, cōme | courteous, affable, kind, obliging, friendly, loving |
| 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 |
| conchis, conchis f (acc. sgl. conchin) | kind of bean boiled with the pods |
| cōnferba, cōnferbae f | kind of water plant |
| cōnferva, cōnfervae f | kind of water plant |
| congener, congeneris | of the same race, of the same kind |
| cōnspolium, cōnspoliī n | kind of sacrificial cake |
| contāriī, contāriōrum m | a kind of soldiers armed with pikes, pike-bearers |
| cōnus, cōnī m (κῶνος) | cone, apex of a helmet, cone of the cypress, kind of sundial |
| copta, coptae f | kind of cake made of pounded materials |
| coptoplacenta, coptoplacentae f | kind of cake made of pounded materials |
| coramblē, coramblēs f | kind of cabbage injurious to the eyes |
| corchoros, corchorī m | poor kind of pulse, growing wild |
| corchorum, corchorī n | poor kind of pulse, growing wild |
| corchorus, corchorī m | poor kind of pulse, growing wild |
| cornūta, cornūtae f | kind of sea-fish |
| corōniola, corōniolae f | a kind of autumnal rose |
| corōniola, corōniolae f | a kind of autumnal rose |
| corrēctor, corrēctōris m | corrector, improver, preacher of morals, title of a kind of land-bailiff, governor |
| corrocō, corrocōnis m | kind of unknown fish |
| coryphia, coryphiōrum n | kind of murex or snail, yielding a purple dye |
| cossis, cossis m | willow borer, a kind of larva under the bark of trees |
| cossus, cossī m | willow borer, a kind of larva under the bark of trees |
| cotana, cotanōrum n | kind of small Syrian fig |
| cottana, cottanōrum n | kind of small Syrian fig |
| cottona, cottonōrum n | kind of small Syrian fig |
| covinnus, covinnī m | war-chariot of the Britons and Belgæ, travelling chariot, a kind of tilbury |
| covinus, covinī m | war-chariot of the Britons and Belgæ, travelling chariot, a kind of tilbury |
| cracca, craccae f | kind of pulse, wild vetch |
| crambē, crambēs f (κράμβη) | kind of cabbage |
| cucutium, cucutiī n | kind of hood, |
| cūiuscemodī | of what kind soever, of what nature soever |
| cūiuscumquemodī | of whatever kind |
| cūiusmodī | of what kind, of whatever kind |
| cūiusquemodī | of whatever kind |
| cybaeus, cybaea, cybaeum (κυπαῖος) | pertaining to a kind of |
| cȳ̆cnārium, cȳ̆cnāriī n | kind of eye-salve |
| cyniola, cyniolae f | a kind of lettuce |
| cynocardamon, cynocardamī n | a kind of nasturtium |
| cynocephalos, cynocephalī m | an ape with a dog’s head, the dog-headed Anubis, a kind of wild man |
| cynocephalus, cynocephalī m | an ape with a dog’s head, the dog-headed Anubis, a kind of wild man |
| cyparissiās, cyparissiae m (Akk. Sgl. cyparissiān) | a kind of fiery meteor |
| cypēron, cypērī n | a kind of rushes, Cyprus grass |
| cypēros, cypērī m | a kind of rushes, Cyprus grass |
| cypērum, cypērī n | a kind of rushes, Cyprus grass |
| cypsellus, cypsellī m | a kind of swallow |
| cypselus, cypselī m | a kind of swallow |
| cytisum, cytisī n | a shrubby kind of clover much valued by the ancients, perhaps the shrubby snail-clover |
| cytisus, cytisī m | a shrubby kind of clover much valued by the ancients, perhaps the shrubby snail-clover |
| dabla, dablae f (Akk. Sgl. dablān) | a kind of Arabian palm, which bears a delicious fruit |
| dactilus, dactilī m | finger, a sort of muscle, a kind of grape, a sort of grass, a precious stone, the date, a dactyl, –⏑⏑ |
| dactylis, dactylidis f | a kind of grape |
| dactylus, dactylī m | finger, a sort of muscle, a kind of grape, a sort of grass, a precious stone, the date, a dactyl, –⏑⏑ |
| dagnades, dagnadum f | a kind of birds in Egypt |
| daucos, daucī m | a plant of the parsnip or carrot kind |
| decānus, decānī m | a chief of ten, one set over ten persons, a kind of officer at the imperial court, the chief of ten parts of a zodiacal sign, chief of the corpse-bearers |
| dēfēnsiuncula, dēfēnsiunculae f | a kind of defense, something like a defense |
| dēgener, dēgeneris | that departs from its race or kind, degenerate, not genuine, mentally or morally degenerate, ignoble, base |
| dēgenerāre, dēgenerō, dēgenerāvi, dēgenerātum | depart from its race or kind, degenerate |
| dēmōnstrātiō, dēmōnstrātiōnis f | showing out, pointing out, indication, description, designation, demonstrative kind of oratory, laudatory kind of oratory, vivid delineation, picturesque presentation, clear and complete declaration of one’s will, bounding of a place, limiting of a place |
| dēmōnstrātīva, dēmōnstrātīvae f | demonstrative kind of oratory |
| dendroīdēs, dendroīdae m | kind of tithymalus |
| dēspicātiōnēs, dēspicātiōnum f | any kind of contempt, sentiments of contempt |
| diaartymaton | kind of salve |
| diatonicon, diatonicī n | kind of masonry filled in with rubble |
| dipsas, dipsadis f (Akk. Plur. dipsadas) | , kind of serpent whose bite causes violent thirst, |
| dircion, dirciī n | plant also known as Apollinaris herba, a kind of solanum |
| fābula crepidāta | a kind of Græco-Roman tragedy |
| galbeum, galbeī n | kind of armband, fillet |
| mena, menae f | kind of carriage |
| misy, misyos n (Gen.Sgl. auch misy, misys, misyis; Abl.Sgl. misy) | a kind of mushroom or truffle, , a mineral, a vitriolic ore, copperas, sory |
| salpūga, salpūgae f | kind of venomous ant, kind of venomous spider |
| scincos, scincī m | a kind of lizard |
| scincus, scincī m | a kind of lizard |
| scinifes, scinifum m | kind of ant |
| scircula, scirculae f | a kind of grapes |
| scōlēcion, scōlēciī b | a kind of scarlet berr |
| scōlēx, scōlēcis m (Akk. Sgl scōlēca) | a kind of copper rust |
| scolopendra, scolopendrae f | kind of multipede, scolopendra, kind of sea fish |
| scolymos, scolymī m | an edible kind of thistle, caraoon |
| scomber, scombrī m (σκόμβρος) | kind of tunny, a mackerel |
| scōpes, scōpum f | kind of owl |
| scorpiō, ōnis m. (scorpius, scorpiī m) (σκορπίων, σκορπίος) | kind of prickly sea fish |
| scorpiūros, scorpiūrī m | scorpion's tail, kind of heliotrop |
| scorpiūrum, scorpiūrī n | scorpion's tail, kind of heliotrop |
| scorpiūrus, scorpiūrī m | scorpion's tail, kind of heliotrop |
| scriblīta, scriblītae f | a kind of tart |
| scultātōrēs, scultātōrum m | kind of bodyguard |
| scūtārius, scūtāriī m | shield bearer, armed with the shield, a kind of bodygard |
| scybelītēs, scybelītae m | kind of wine in Galatia |
| scyzinum, scyzinī n | kind of wine |
| segullum, segullī n | kind of earth, which indicate the presence of native gold |
| segutilum, segutilī n | kind of earth, which indicate the presence of native gold |
| selas n (indecl.) | kind of fiery meteor |
| seleucis, seleucidis f | kind of bird on Mount Casius |
| selīnas, selīnādis f (Akk. Sgl. selīnāda) | a kind of cabbage resembling parsley |
| seliquastrum, seliquastrī n | kind of seat, kind of stool |
| seliquastrum, seliquastrī n | kind of seat, kind of stool |
| seliquastrum, seliquastrī n | kind of seat, kind of stool |
| septūnx, septūncis m | seven twelfths of a whole, seven things of a kind, seven pieces |
| serra, serrae f | saw, kind of sawfish |
| serrācum, serrācī n | kind of wagon, kind of cart |
| sētania, sētaniae f | name of a kind of medlar, kind of onion, kind of bulb |
| sibina, sibinae f | a kind of hunting spear |
| sibonis, sibonis m | a kind of hunting spear |
| sibyna, sibynae f | a kind of hunting spear |
| sicāle, sicālis n | kind of grain, rye, black spelt |
| sīcera n (indecl.) | kind of spirituous, intoxicating drink |
| silaus, silaī m | kind of parsley, smallage |
| siler, sileris n | kind of brook willow |
| silicernium, silicerniī n | funeral feast, drybones, kind of sausage |
| silicernius, silicerniī m | kind of sausage |
| silīgo, silīginis f | kind of very white wheat, winter wheat, fine wheaten flour |
| sillybus, sillybī f | kind of thistle |
| similigenus, similigena, similigenum | of a like kind |
| sindōn, sindonis f (σινδών) | kind of fine cotton stuff, muslin |
| singulāris, singulāre | one by one, one at a time, alone, single, solitary, alone of its kind, singular, unique, matchless, unparalleled, extraordinary, remarkable |
| singulārius, singulāria, singulārium | single, separate, alone of its kind, peculiar, remarkable, extraordinary, singular |
| sīphō, sīphōnis m (sīphōn, sīphōnis m) | siphon, little pipe to suck drinks through, drinking tube, kind of fireengine |
| sīpō, sīpōnis m | siphon, little pipe to suck drinks through, drinking tube, kind of fireengine |
| sircitula, sircitulae f | kind of grape |
| sisyrinchion, sisyrinchiī n | kind of bulbous plant |
| sitella, sitellae f | kind of urn used in drawing lots |
| sītītes, sītītae m | kind of precious stone |
| smīlion, smīliī n | kind of medicinal salve |
| smyrnion, smyrniī n | kind of herb like myrrh |
| smȳrus, smȳrī m | kind of fish |
| soccus, soccī m | kind of low-heeled, light shoe, slipper, sock, comedy |
| solea, soleae f | ipper, sandal, kind of fetter, kind of shoe, kind of fish, kind of oil-press |
| sōlēn, sōlēnis m | kind of seamussel, razor-fish |
| solifūga, solifūgae f | kind of venomous ant, kind of venomous spider |
| solipūga, solipūgae f | kind of venomous ant, kind of venomous spider |
| solipugna, solipugnae f | kind of venomous ant, kind of venomous spider |
| solpūga, solpūgae f | kind of venomous ant, kind of venomous spider |
| sōna, sōnae f | belt, girdle, zone, kind of herpes, shingles |
| sōry, sōryōs n | kind of ore, ink-stone, sory |
| spādix, spādicis m (Akk.Plur. spādīcas) | kind of stringed instrument |
| spaerīta, spaerītae m | kind of round cake |
| spagas (indecl.) | kind of pitch found in Asia |
| spartopolia, spartopoliae f (Akk. Sgl. spartopoliān) | unknown kind of precious stone |
| spartopolios, spartopoliī f | unknown kind of precious stone |
| sparulus, sparulī m | kind of fish, bream |
| spatalium, spataliī n | kind of bracelet |
| spatangius, spatangiī m | kind of sea-urchin |
| spatārius, spatāria, spatārium | kind of sea-urchin |
| spatha, spathae f | spattle, spatula, a broad two-edged sword without a point, a spathe of a palmtree, a kind of tree, called also elate |
| spathalion, spathaliī n | kind of bracelet |
| spathalium, spathaliī n | kind of bracelet |
| spathē, spathēs f | kind of tree, called also elate |
| speculāris lapis | a kind of transparent stone, muscovy-glass, isinglass-stone, mica |
| sphacos, sphacī m | kind of fragrant moss |
| sphacos, sphacī m | kind of sage |
| sphaerīta, sphaerītae m | kind of round cake |
| sphaeromachia, sphaeromachiae f (Akk. Sgl. sphaeromachiān) | kind of boxing wirh iron balls strapped to the hands |
| sphagnos, sphagnī m | kind of fragrant moss |
| sphingion, sphingiī n | kind of ape |
| sphrāgīs, sphrāgīdis f (Akk. Pl. sphrāgīdas) | kind of stone used for seals, Lemnian earth, little ball of plaster |
| sphyraena, sphyraenae f | kind of sea-fish, otherwise called sudis |
| spīca tēstācea | kind of brick for pavements |
| spīnea, spīneae f | kind of vine |
| spīntēr, spīntēris n | kind of bracelet |
| spīnthēr, spīnthēris n | kind of bracelet |
| spionia, spioniae f | kind of grape-vine |
| spongītis, spongītidis f | kind of precious stone |
| squalus, squalī m | kind of sea-fish |
| squilla, squillae f (σκίλλα) | sea-onion, sea-leek, squill, small fish of the lobster kind |
| stacton, stactī n | kind of eye-salve |
| stacula, staculae f | a kind of vine, also called sircula |
| stagoniās, stagoniae m (Akk. Sgl. stagoniān) | kind of frankincense |
| staphylīnos, staphylīnī f | kind of parsnip |
| staphylīnus, staphylīnī f | kind of parsnip |
| statāria, statāriae f | kind of comedy, so called from the quiet acting of the performers |
| statēra, statērae f (στατήρ) | steelyard, balance, pole-bar of a chariot, kind of platter, value of a thing |
| staticulus, staticulī m | kind of gentle dance |
| steatōma, steatōmatis n | kind of fatty tumor |
| stephanītēs, stephanītae m | a kind of vine |
| stephanītis, stephanītidis f | a kind of vine |
| sticha, stichae f | a kind of vine |
| sticula, sticulae f | kind of grape |
| stlāta, stlātae f | kind of ship, kind of piratical vessel |
| stomōma, atis n | kind of fine scales which fly off in hammering |
| strangiās, strangiae m (Akk. Sgl. strangiān) | kind of Grecian wheat |
| stratiōticum, stratiōticī n | kind of eye-salve |
| strepitus, strepitūs m | noise, din of any kind, clashing, crashing, rustling, rattling, clattering, clanking, rumbling |
| strepsicerōs, strepsicerōtis m | kind of animal with twisted horns, called by the Africans adax |
| striblīta, striblītae f | kind of tart |
| strombus, strombī m | kind of spiral snail |
| strongylē, strongylēs f | kind of alum |
| strychnos, strychnī m | a kind of nightshade |
| sualiternicum, sualiternicī n | kind of reddish amber |
| suāvillum, suāvillī n | kind of sweet cake, confectionery |
| subina, subinae f | kind of hunting spear |
| subis, subis f | kind of bird that breaks eagles’ eggs |
| subminia, subminiae f | kind of garment for women |
| sūbulō, sūbulōnis m | flute-player, kind of hart with pointed horns |
| sucula, suculae f | kind of machine for drawing or lifting, winch, windlass, capstan, wine-press, oil-press |
| sūdiculum, sūdiculī n | kind of whip, kind of scourge, cloth for wiping off perspiration, handkerchief |
| sudis, sudis f | stake, pile, kind of pike |
| sūduculum, sūduculī n | kind of whip, kind of scourge, cloth for wiping off perspiration, handkerchief |
| sūrcula, sūrculae f | kind of grapes |
| surēna, surēnae f | kind of fish |
| syagrus, syagrī f | kind of palm-tree |
| sybina, sybinae f | kind of hunting-spea |
| syllibus, syllibī f | kind of thistle |
| symphōnia, symphōniae f (συμφωνία), | agreement of sounds, concord, harmony, symphony, signal in war, kind of musical instrument |
| synthesis, synthesis f (Akk. synthesin) | mixture, compound, set of plate, service of plate, set of wearing-apparel, suit of clothes, kind of loose and easy garment, loose gown, dressing-gown |
| sȳringa, sȳringae f | kind of reed, cane good for pipes |
| sȳringia, sȳringiae f | kind of reed |
| sȳringiās, sȳringiae m (Akk. Sgl. sȳringiān) | kind of reed, cane good for pipes |
| sȳringiō, sȳringiōnis f | kind of reed |
| sȳringītis, sȳringītidis f | kind of precious stone |
| tālis, tāle | such, of such a kind, of such a nature, of such a quality, such like, so distinguished, so great, so excellent, so good, so beautiful, so fine, so great, so extreme, so bad |
| talpōna, talpōnae f | kind of grape-vin |
| tama, tamae f | kind of swelling of the feet and legs |
| taminia, taminiae f | kind of wild grape |
| tăos, tăī m | kind of precious stone of the colors of the peacock |
| tăos, tăī m | kind of precious stone of the colors of the peacock |
| taurophthalmon, taurophthalmī n | ox-eye, a kind of rosemary |
| taurus, taurī, m (ταῦρος) | bull, bullock, ox, steer, bittern, kind of beetle, root of a tree, surface of the body between the anus and the privy parts |
| taxa, taxae f | kind of laurel |
| tēlephion, tēlephiī n | kind of herb resembling purslane |
| tēlum, tēlī n | weapon used for fighting at a distance, missile weapon, missile, dart, spear, javelin, offensive weapon of any kind, sword, dagger, poniard, axe, sunbeam, lightning, stitch in the side, weapon, shaft, dart |
| tephriās, tephriae, (Akk. Sgl. tephriān) | a kind of ash-colored stone |
| tergenus (indecl.) | of a threefold kind, threefold |
| testāceum, testāceī n | kind of brick |
| teta, tetae f | kind of dove |
| tēthea, tētheōrum n | kind of sponge |
| tettīgonia, tettīgoniae f | kind of small cicada |
| teuchītes, teuchītae f | kind of fragrant rush |
| thieldonēs, thieldonum m | kind of Spanish horse |
| thieldonēs, thieldonum m | kind of Spanish horse |
| thlaspi n (indecl.) | kind of cress |
| thōs, thōis m | kind of wolf |
| thrauston, thraustī n | kind of metopion |
| thursiō, thursiōnis m | kind of fish resembling the dolphin, porpoise |
| thymion, thymiī n | kind of wart, open canker |
| thymium, thymiī n | kind of wart, open canker |
| tibi amīcus sum | I am kind to you, I'm friendly with you |
| tībiāle, tībiālis n | warm wrappage about the shins, kind of stockings, kind of leggings |
| tībīcen, tībīcinis m | piper, flute-player, flutist, kind of pillar, support of a building, prop of a building |
| tībicō, tībicōnis m | piper, flute-player, flutist, kind of pillar, support of a building, prop of a building |
| tibulus, tibulī f | kind of pine-tree |
| tinnunculus, tinnunculī m | kind of hawk, kestrel |
| tiphē, tiphēs f | kind of grain, Peter’s-corn, one-grained wheat |
| tomācina, tomācinae f | kind of sausage, fried sausages |
| tomāculum, tomāculī n | kind of sausage, brain-sausage, liver-sausage |
| turunda, turundae f | ball of paste for fattening geese, kind of sacrificial cake, tent or roll of lint for wounds |
| toxicon, toxicī n | kind of ladanum |
| toxicum, toxicī n | kind of ladanum |
| trabeāta, trabeātae f | kind of drama by C, Melissus, in which knights appeared |
| tragelaphus, tragelaphī m | kind of stag with a beard like a goat, horse-stag |
| tragos, trāgī m | kind of pap, kind of porridge |
| tragos, trāgī m | kind of thorny plant, kind of sponge |
| trāgula, trāgulae f | kind of javelin, kind of dart, attack, snare, plot, kind of dragnet, small traha, small sledge |
| tragum, tragī n | kind of pap, kind of porridge |
| trāgus, trāgī m | goatlike smell of the armpits, kind of fish |
| tribulus, tribulī m (τρίβολος) | kind of thorn or thistle, land-caltrops, kind of water-plant bearing a prickly nut of a triangular form, water-chestnut, water-caltrops |
| trichiās, trichiae m | kind of sardine |
| trichītis, trichītidis f (Akk. Sgl. trichim) | kind of alum |
| tricoccum, tricoccī n | kind of heliotropium |
| tridacna, tridacnōrum n | kind of oysters |
| trifax, trifacis f (Abl. Sgl. trifacī) | kind of long missile weapon |
| trigōn, trigōnis m (Akk. Sgl. auch trigōna) | kind of ball for playing with, game of ball |
| triorchēs, triorchae m | kind of falcon, buzzard |
| triorchis, triorchis f | plant, kind of centaury |
| tritomus, tritomī m | kind of sea-fish |
| trochis, trochis f (acc. Sgl. trochin) | kind of fig wine |
| trucantī, trucantōrum m | kind of small fish |
| trūcia, trūciae f | kind of trout |
| tructa, tructae f | kind of trout |
| trūctus, trūctī m | kind of trout |
| trychnos, trychnī f | a kind of nightshade |
| trychnum, trychnī n | a kind of nightshade |
| tuātim | according to your style, after your kind, on your way |
| tuber, tuberis f (1) | kind of apple-tree |
| tubracum, tubracī n | kind of pants |
| tubracus, tubracī m | kind of pants |
| tubur, tuburis c | kind of apple-tree, fruit of this tree |
| tūccētum, tūccētī n | kind of sausage, kind of haggis |
| tūfa, tūfae f | kind of helmet-crest |
| turda, turdae f | thrush, fieldfare, kind of fish, seacarp |
| turdus, turdī m | thrush, fieldfare, kind of fish, seacarp |
| turricula, turriculae f | little tower, turret, kind of dice-box, shaped like a tower |
| turris, turris f | military tower, castle, palace, citadel, dove-cot, kind of battlearray |
| tursiō, tursiōnis m | kind of fish resembling the dolphin, porpoise |
| turunda, turundae f | ball of paste for fattening geese, kind of sacrificial cake, tent or roll of lint for wounds |
| tympanītēs, tympanītae m | kind of dropsy that swells the belly like a drum, tympanites |
| tȳphōn, tȳphōnis m (Akk. Plur. tȳphōnas) | violent whirlwind, typhoon, kind of comet |
| tȳropatina, tȳropatinae f | kind of cheesecake |
| tzanga, tzangae f | kind of soft Parthian shoe |
| ulpicum, ulpicī n | kind of leek |
| umbilīcus, umbilīcī m | umbilical cord, middle, centre, projecting end of the cylinder on which an ancient book was rolled, projection in the middle of plants, small circle, index on a sundial, kind of sea-snail, sea-cockle |
| unguis, unguis m | finger-nail, toe-nail, claw, talon, hoof, nail-like spot of plants, kind of shell-fish, hook, white skin on the eye |
| ūnicus, ūnica, ūnicum | one and no more, only, sole, single, alone of its kind, singular, uncommon, unparalleled, unique, singularly bad, detestable |
| ūniō, ūniōnis f | number one, oneness, unity, unity, union, single large pearl, kind of single onion |
| upupa, upupa f (ἔποψ) | hoopoe, kind of mattock |
| ūrion, ūriī n | kind of earth in mines |
| ūrium, ūriī n | kind of earth in mines |
| ūrus, ūrī m | kind of wild ox, ure-ox, urus |
| valeria, valeriae f | kind of eagle |
| varia, variae f | panther, kind of magpie |
| vās, vāsis n (Pl. vāsa, vāsōrum n) | vessel, dish, utensil, implement of any kind, military equipments, baggage, agricultural implements, beehives, hunting implements |
| vāsa, vāsōrum n | vessel, dish, utensil, implement of any kind, military equipments, baggage, agricultural implements, beehives, hunting implements |
| vēnīcula, vēnīculae f | kind of grapes fit for preserving |
| vennūcula, vennūculae f | kind of grapes fit for preserving |
| vēnūcula ūva (vennūcula, vennuncula ūva) | kind of grapes fit for preserving |
| verbīs amīcīs aliquem compellō | address someone with kind words |
| vestrātim | after your own kind, in your own way |
| vīnea, vīneae f | plantation of vines, vineyard, vine, kind of penthouse, shed, mantlet |
| vipiō, vipiōnis m | kind of small crane |
| viriae, viriārum f | kind of ornament for the arm, armlets, bracelets |
| visula, visulae f | kind of vine |
| visulla, visullae f | kind of vine |
| vitilīgo, vitilīginis f | kind of cutaneous eruption, tetter |
| volaemum pirum | kind of large pear, warden-pear |
| volsella, volsellae f | kind of pincers for pulling out hairs, tweezers, forceps |
| volsilla, volsillae f | kind of pincers for pulling out hairs, tweezers, forceps |
| voluntās rēctī generis | sense of the right kind, sense of the classical, inclination to the classical |
| vulsella, vulsellae f | kind of pincers for pulling out hairs, tweezers, forceps |
| xylophytum, xylophytī n | kind of herb, comfrey |
| zaberna, zabernae f | kind of cross bag |
| zanca, zancae f | kind of soft Parthian shoe |
| zancha, zanchae f | kind of soft Parthian shoe |
| zanga, zangae f | kind of soft Parthian shoe |
| zēa, zēae f | kind of grain, spelt, kind of rosemary |
| zeugītēs, zeugītae m | kind of reed |
| zēus, zēī m | kind of fish |
| zmintha, zminthae f | an aromatic plant, a kind of mint |
| zmyrnion, zmyrniī n | kind of herb like myrrh |
| zmȳrus, zmȳrī m | kind of fish |
| zōna, zōnae f | belt, girdle, zone, money-belt, climate-zone, kind of herpes or erysipelas, shingles |
| zōstēr, zōstēris m (Akk. Sgl. zōstēra) | girdle, kind of herpes, shingles, kind of sca shrub |
| zȳthum, zȳthī n | kind of malt-liquor among the Egyptians |
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