| a ab abs (prep + abl) | = | separation - out of (one out of many) |
| a ab abs (prep + abl) | = | with passive verbs - by, because |
| a ab abs (prep + abl) | = | in connection with, with regard to |
| a ab abs (prep + abl) | = | space- from, away from |
| a ab abs (prep + abl) | = | time - from, since, after |
| a ab abs (prep + abl) | = | numbers - counting from |
| ab | = | since, ever since, from, of |
| abactor | = | abductor |
| abactus | = | abduction |
| abacus | = | abacus, buffet |
| abætere | = | absent onself, depart, go away, leave |
| abalienare | = | dispose of, sell, vend |
| abalienatio | = | sale |
| abalienato | = | transfer of property, alienation |
| abavus | = | great-grandfather, forefather |
| abavus | = | great-great-grandfather |
| abbas | = | abbot, father |
| abbas abbatis | = | father, abbot |
| abbatia | = | abbey, monastery |
| abbatia | = | abbey |
| abbatissa | = | abbess |
| abbreviare | = | abbreviate, abridge, shorten |
| abdere | = | do away with, get rid of, remove, abstract |
| abdicare | = | quit, resign, reject |
| abdicatio | = | abdication |
| abdicativus | = | negative |
| abdicere | = | condemn, disapprove, disapprove of, rebuke |
| abdico | = | to renounce, reject, abdicate, disapprove of |
| abditus | = | hidden |
| abdo | = | put away, remove, hide, conceal |
| abdomen | = | abdomen, belly, tummy |
| abdomen | = | belly, gluttony |
| abducere | = | entice, seduce, divert, tempt |
| abduco | = | to lead, or take away, detach, withdraw |
| abductio | = | abduction |
| abecedarium | = | ABC, alphabet |
| abeo | = | to go away, retire, depart from life, die |
| abeo | = | to digress, change, vanish, disappear |
| abeo | = | to pass, to have been |
| aberrare | = | turn, go astray, stray off |
| aberratio | = | distraction, diversion |
| aberro | = | to wander, deviate, escape |
| abesse | = | differ, be different, be absent, be missing |
| abhibere | = | keep at a distance, keep at bay |
| abhinc | = | ago, back from now, henceforth, hereafter |
| abhinc | = | from here, hence |
| abhorreo | = | to shudder |
| abicere | = | abandon, throw away, abase, give up, resign |
| abicio | = | to throw down, dispense with, get rid of, dishear |
| abico | = | to humble, cast aside |
| abiectio | = | contempt, melancholy |
| abiectus | = | commonplace, dismal, trite, abject, base, low |
| abiego | = | to send away, send off |
| abies | = | fir, ship, vessel |
| abigere | = | do away with, get rid of, remove, chase away |
| abigo | = | to drive off, drive away, rustle cattle, steal |
| abire | = | quit, resign, become, come about, grow, happen |
| abitere | = | absent onself, depart, go away, leave |
| abitus | = | exit, way out, departure |
| abiudicare | = | refuse, reject |
| abiungere | = | divide, separate, disintegrate |
| abiungo | = | to unharnass, separate, detach |
| abiurare | = | abjure, abnegate |
| abiuro | = | to deny by oath |
| ablativus | = | ablative |
| ablegare | = | dismiss, turn away |
| abligurrire | = | waste |
| ablocare | = | invite tenders for, put out to tender, let |
| abluo | = | to wash, clean, cleanse |
| abnegare | = | abnegate, deny oneself, refuse, reject |
| abnegatio | = | abnegation, refusal |
| abnego | = | to deny, refuse |
| abnepos | = | great-great-grandson |
| abnocto | = | to spend the night out, to stay away all night |
| abnormis | = | abnormal |
| abnuere | = | shake one's head, deny, refuse, reject |
| abnuo | = | to deny |
| aboleo | = | to destroy, abolish, annul, do away with, obliter |
| abolere | = | abolish, abrogate, delete |
| abolescere | = | disappear, pass, pass by |
| abolesco | = | to die, perish, vanish |
| abolitio | = | abolition, abrogation, destruction |
| abominabilis | = | dismal, dreary, ghastly, hideous, horrible, nasty |
| abominamentum | = | abomination |
| abominare | = | abhor, abominate, loathe, curse |
| abominatio | = | abhorrence, abomination, horror |
| abominor | = | to abhor, hate, detest, abominate |
| abominosus | = | fateful, ill-fated |
| aborior | = | to set (as in "the sun sets") |
| abortio | = | miscarriage |
| abortio | = | abortion |
| abortivus | = | one prematurely born |
| abortus | = | abortion |
| abradere | = | scrape, scrape off, scratch off, shave, shave off |
| abrenuntiare | = | abjure, abnegate |
| abrenuntiatio | = | abjuration |
| abripere | = | abscond |
| abrogare | = | abjure, abolish, abrogate, annul, cancel, remit |
| abrogatio | = | abolition, abrogation |
| abrogo | = | to repeal, annul, remove, take away |
| abrumpere | = | divide, separate, break, break off, disintegrate |
| abrumpo | = | to break off, sever, remove, dissociate, separate |
| abrupte | = | abruptly, all of a sudden, suddenly |
| abruptio | = | divorce |
| abruptio | = | separation, divorce |
| abruptum | = | abyss, chasm |
| abruptus | = | intermittent, abrupt, steep |
| abs | = | since, ever since, from |
| abs- | = | dis-, im-, in-, un- |
| abscedere | = | avoid, evade, absent onself, depart, go away |
| abscedo | = | to go away, depart, leave |
| abscessio | = | departure |
| abscessus | = | absence |
| abscidere | = | cut off |
| abscido | = | to cut off, to separate, take away |
| abscindere | = | cut off, pick, pluck, tear off |
| abscisus | = | abrupt, steep |
| abscondere | = | conceal, hide |
| absconditus | = | hidden, concealed |
| abscondo | = | to hide, conceal, secrete |
| absens | = | absent |
| absens, absentis (adj.) | = | absent, missing, away, gone |
| absimilis | = | different |
| absisto | = | to go away, desist |
| absit | = | "god forbid, let it be far from the hearts of the |
| absolutio | = | absolution |
| absolutus | = | absolute |
| absolvere | = | absolve |
| absorbeo | = | to swallow, gulp down, carry away, engross |
| absque (+ ablative) | = | without, except |
| abstergo | = | to wipe off, clean away |
| abstinere | = | abstain |
| abstrudere | = | conceal, hide |
| abstulo | = | to take away, withdraw |
| absum | = | to be absent, be away, be missing, be gone |
| absumere | = | use up, consume, kill, liquidate, slay |
| absumptio | = | abuse |
| absurdus | = | absurd |
| abundans | = | abundant, overflowing, abounding in |
| abundantia | = | abundance, bounty, plenty |
| abunde | = | in great profusion, profusely, abundantly |
| abusio | = | abuse |
| abuti | = | use up, consume, abuse |
| abutor | = | to use abusive language, use a word incorrectly |
| abutor | = | to make full use of, to abuse |
| abyssus | = | hell, abyss, chasm |
| abyssus | = | abyss, chasm |
| ac | = | and |
| acacia | = | acacia |
| acanthus | = | acacia |
| accedo | = | to approach, come near, (things) |
| accelerare | = | accelerate, speed up |
| accelero | = | to quicken, hasten, speed, accelerate |
| accendere | = | kindle, light |
| accendo | = | to rouse up, arouse, excite, incite |
| accendo | = | to kindle, illuminate, inflame |
| accensere | = | add |
| accentus | = | accent, stress |
| acceptabilis | = | acceptable |
| acceptatio | = | acceptance |
| acceptator | = | acceptor |
| acceptius | = | suitable for receiving |
| acceptus | = | welcome, pleasant, agreeable |
| accersitus | = | summoned, called |
| accidere | = | come about, happen, occur |
| accido | = | to fall down, to happen, occur, to hack, hew |
| accido | = | destroy |
| accipere | = | accept, receive, take, take in |
| accipio | = | to consider oneself indebted, receive, learn |
| accipio | = | cepi, ceptum, to receive, accept, take |
| accipiter | = | hawk |
| acclamare | = | acclaim, applaud |
| acclamatio | = | acclaim, acclamation, approval |
| acclinare | = | incline, be inclined |
| acclivius | = | well-disposed |
| accognoscere | = | recognise, recognize |
| accola | = | neighbor, neighbour |
| accommodare | = | add |
| accommodatus | = | of use, suitable |
| accommodo | = | to adjust, adapt, accommodate oneself |
| accommodus | = | of use, suitable |
| accredo | = | to believe unconditionally, accept wholeheartedly |
| accubo | = | to recline at table, dine |
| accumulo | = | to add to a heap, accumulate, amass |
| accusare | = | accuse |
| accusatio | = | accusation |
| accusativus | = | accusative |
| accusator | = | accuser |
| accusator | = | accusor, plaintiff |
| accuso | = | to accuse, blame, find fault with |
| acer | = | sharp, keen, eager, severe, fierce |
| acer | = | stinging, violent, bitter |
| acer | = | maple, abrasive, lurid, sharp |
| acerbitas | = | harshness, bitterness, anguish |
| acerbus | = | shrill, rigorous |
| acerbus | = | tart, bitter, cruel, bleak, dismal, dreary |
| acerbus | = | bitter, gloomy, dark |
| acervus | = | a heap, mass |
| acetum | = | vinegar |
| Achaia | = | Greece |
| Acheron | = | Acheron |
| acia | = | thread |
| acidus | = | sharp, sour |
| acidus | = | acid, bleak, dismal, dreary, horrible, ghastly |
| acies | = | keeness, edge, sharpness, battle-line, battlefiel |
| acies | = | army, wing of a formation |
| acies | = | sharpness |
| acinus | = | berry, grape |
| aconitum | = | aconite, monkshood, poison |
| acquiescere | = | die, expire, pass away, repose, rest |
| acquiesco | = | to repose, assent to, agree |
| acquiro | = | to acquire, gain, get, obtain |
| acritas | = | sharpness |
| acriter | = | vehemently, forcefully |
| acroama | = | concert |
| acror | = | sharpness |
| acsi | = | as if |
| acta | = | coast, seaside, shore, beach |
| actio | = | to act |
| actio | = | act, action, lawsuit |
| actum | = | act, action |
| actus | = | moving through |
| acuere | = | sharpen |
| acutus | = | abrasive, lurid, sharp, dangerous |
| ad | = | to, toward, towards |
| adæquare | = | compare |
| Adam | = | Adam |
| adamans | = | steeled, unyielding, adamant, stubborn |
| adamas | = | steel |
| adamo | = | to fall in love with, find pleasure in |
| adapto | = | adapt, adjust, make ready, or fit |
| adaugeo | = | to make greater, add, increase, augment |
| addo | = | to give, bring, place, inspire, cause, add, join |
| addubitare | = | doubt |
| adducere | = | bring, fetch, conduct, guide, lead |
| adduco | = | to lead, induce, persuade, bring |
| ademptio | = | a taking away |
| adeo | = | to approach, visit, come to, undertake |
| adeo | = | to such a point, such an extent, so far, so long |
| adeo (adverb) | = | so far, to that point, so much, so long, etc |
| adeptio | = | attainment, obtaining, achievement |
| adepto | = | to obtain, get, acquire |
| adfectus affectus (fr. adfici | = | influenced, worked upon |
| adfero affero | = | to cause, bring about, contribute |
| adfero affero | = | to bring news, report, apply, bring to bear |
| adficio | = | to affect, afflict, weaken, sap, exhaust, drain |
| adflicto affligo | = | to injure, weaken, discourage, damage, break |
| adhaero | = | to hang to, stick to, adhere |
| adhaero | = | to stick, cleave, secure, keep close to |
| adhuc | = | till then, till now, still, even now, besides |
| adicio | = | to direct, address, apply, to throw to |
| adimpleo | = | to fulfill, perform, carry out |
| adinvenio | = | to devise |
| adinventio | = | to invention |
| adipiscor | = | to acquire, arrive at, reach |
| adipiscor | = | to come up to, overtake, obtain |
| aditus | = | entrance, ingress |
| adiungere | = | associate, come together, join, pool |
| adiutorium | = | assistance, help, aid |
| adiuvo | = | to help, aid, assist, succor |
| adjectivum | = | adjective |
| adjicio | = | to add, to turn towards, move towards, suggest |
| adjungo | = | to join connect |
| adminiculum | = | assistance, aid |
| administratio | = | giving of help, administration, government |
| administro | = | to guide, serve (food) |
| admirari | = | admire |
| admiratio | = | wonder, astonishment, surprise, admiration |
| admirator | = | admirer |
| admiror | = | to wonder at, admire, marvel at, be astonished at |
| admitto | = | to admit, receive |
| admodum | = | quite, very, very much |
| admoneo | = | admonish, advise |
| admoneo | = | to urge or incite to action |
| admonitus | = | exhortation |
| admoveo | = | to move to, bring up, apply |
| adnihilo | = | to bring to nothing, annihilate, demolish |
| adnuo | = | to nod assent |
| adolescens | = | young man, coming to maturity |
| adopto | = | to wish for oneself, adopt, select, pick out |
| adorare | = | adore, worship |
| adorator | = | worshipper |
| adorno | = | to equip, furnish, embellish |
| adpropinquo | = | * draw near, approach, near |
| adservio | = | to aid, help, assist |
| adsidue assidue | = | continuously, without remission |
| adstare | = | attend, be present, witness |
| adstringo | = | to draw together, tighten, compress, compact |
| adstringo (persons) | = | bind, oblige, (+ refl.) |
| adsuesco assuesco | = | to grow accustomed to, used to, make familiar |
| adsuetudo | = | custom, habit |
| adsum | = | to to be at hand, to come |
| adsum | = | to assist, be present, be near, be in attendance |
| adsumo (assumo) | = | to take to oneself, claim, appropriate, call |
| aduentus | = | arrival |
| adulatio | = | fawning, flattery, sycophancy, buttering up |
| adulator | = | sycophant, adulator |
| adulescens | = | young man, youth, lad |
| adulescentia | = | youth |
| adulter | = | adulterer |
| adultera | = | adulteress |
| adultus (adj.) | = | grown up, mature, adult, of age |
| aduro (adustum) | = | to set fire to, burn, singe, kindle, light |
| adveho | = | to carry, come |
| advena | = | foreigner |
| advena | = | alien, foreign, foreigner, strange |
| advenio | = | to come, arrive, reach |
| advenire | = | arrive, get |
| adventum | = | arrival, advent, a coming |
| adventus | = | arrival |
| adverbium | = | adverb |
| adversa | = | unfavorable |
| adversarius | = | adversary, opponent, enemy |
| adversarius | = | opponent |
| adversitas | = | opposition, adversity |
| adversor | = | to oppose, resist, fight back |
| adversum | = | adversity |
| adversus (adj.) | = | facing, opposite, opposing., unfortunate |
| adversus (prep. + acc.) | = | toward, against, facing |
| adverto | = | to turn towards, direct one's attention to |
| advocatus | = | advocate, lawyer |
| advoco | = | to summon, call, call in an advisor |
| ædes | = | house |
| ædificare | = | build, construct |
| ædificium | = | building |
| aedificium edificium | = | building, structure |
| ædon | = | nightingale |
| æger | = | ill, sick |
| aeger | = | diseased, sick, infected, ill |
| aegre | = | with displeasure |
| aegrotatio egrotatio | = | sickness, illness |
| aegroto | = | to languish, grow more sick, fail |
| aegrotus | = | ill, sick |
| aegrus | = | ill, diseased, unwell |
| ænigma | = | enigma, puzzle, riddle |
| æon | = | aeon |
| æquor | = | sea |
| aer | = | aeris air, atmosphere, ether, weather |
| ær | = | air |
| aerumna | = | toil, hardship, tribulation |
| aerumnosus | = | wretched |
| æs | = | copper, money, salary, wage, wages |
| æstas | = | summer |
| aestas estas | = | summer |
| æstimare | = | appraise, estimate, rate |
| aestimo | = | to estimate, guess, reckon |
| aestivus estivus | = | pertaining to summer |
| aestuo | = | to burn with desire, blaze, vacillate [vikings] |
| aestus | = | passionate fire |
| aestus estus | = | heat, tide |
| aestus maris | = | tides |
| ætas | = | age |
| aetas | = | an age, stage, period of life, time, era |
| æternus | = | eternal |
| aeternus eternus | = | eternal, everlasting, without end |
| aether, aetherius | = | heaven, heavenly/celestial |
| Æthiops | = | Abyssinian, Ethiopian, Mauritanian, Moor |
| aevum | = | age, life |
| Afer | = | African |
| affabilis | = | courteous |
| affamen | = | import |
| affatus | = | address, speech |
| affectuosus | = | affectionate |
| affectus | = | goodwill, emotion, disposition of mind |
| affectus vocis | = | tone of voice |
| affero | = | to carry |
| affinitas | = | relationship, neighborhood |
| afflictio | = | reduced condition, state |
| afflictus | = | distressed, cast down, prostrate, ruined |
| affligo | = | to reduce, ruin, distress, cast down |
| affluencia | = | abundance, affluence |
| affluenter | = | copiously, affluently |
| affluo | = | to come in haste |
| affor | = | to speak to, address |
| Africa | = | Africa |
| agalmate | = | effigy, as of a ruler on a seal |
| agamus | = | single, unmarried |
| ager | = | land, countryside, fields |
| ager | = | field |
| ager (agri) | = | farm, field, acre |
| agger | = | bulwark, mound |
| aggero | = | to make a mound, heap up, increase |
| aggero | = | to pucker, pile up |
| aggravo | = | to annoy, incommode |
| aggredior | = | to go to, begin, attack |
| aggredior | = | to go to, approach, address, attack |
| agito | = | to put in motion, move, rouse |
| agmen | = | host |
| agna | = | ewe, lamb |
| agna | = | lamb |
| agnatus | = | a relation in the male line |
| agnellina | = | lamb |
| agnellus | = | small lamb, lambkin |
| agnina | = | lamb |
| agnitio | = | recognition, knowledge |
| agnoscere | = | acknowledge, recognize |
| agnosco | = | acknowledge |
| agnosco | = | to recognize, understand, perceive |
| agnosco | = | to know again, recognize, report, understand |
| agnus | = | sheep |
| agon | = | competition, contest |
| agonotheta | = | champion |
| agrarius | = | relating to the land, farming, or countryside |
| agrestis (adj) | = | rustic, wild, unmannered, boorish, clodish |
| agricola (masc.) | = | farmer, tiller of fields, cultivator |
| agripeta (masc.) | = | someone who seizes land, squatter, land-grabber |
| ah | = | ah, oh, ow, woe |
| ait | = | he says |
| aiunt | = | they say |
| ala | = | wing/armpit/naval squadron |
| alacer (-ris) | = | quick, sharp, rapid, ready, keen |
| alacritas | = | rapidity, quickness, animation, sharpness |
| alarius | = | relating to the wing of an army, allied troops |
| alatus | = | winged, having wings |
| alauda | = | lark |
| alauda | = | the lark |
| alba | = | alb |
| albeo | = | to become white |
| album | = | writing tablet, list |
| albus | = | blank, white |
| albus | = | white |
| alcedo | = | kingfisher |
| alcedo | = | the kingfisher |
| alcedonia (neuter pl.) | = | the kingfisher's time, calm, tranquility |
| alces | = | the elk |
| alces | = | elk, moose |
| alcyon | = | kingfisher |
| alcyon | = | the kingfisher |
| alea | = | dice game, risk, chance, hazard |
| alea | = | die |
| aleator | = | dice-player, gambler, someone who takes chances |
| ales | = | augury |
| alesco | = | to grow, mature |
| alga | = | alga, seaweed |
| alga | = | sea-weed |
| algeo (-ere, alsi, algens) | = | to be cold |
| algesco | = | to bcome cold, to catch cold |
| algidus (-a, -um) | = | cold |
| algor | = | cold |
| alias | = | at another time, otherwise |
| alibi | = | elsewhere, in other respects |
| alica | = | spelt |
| alicubi | = | anywhere, somewhere |
| alicubi | = | everywhere, somewhere |
| alicunde | = | from somewhere, from anywhere |
| aliena quadra vivere | = | to live from another's table |
| alienari (pass) | = | to lose one's mind |
| alienatio | = | alienation, transfer of ownership |
| alienigena | = | foreign, strange, outlandish |
| alienigenus | = | composite, made up of different substances |
| alieno | = | to let go, transfer, estrange, forget |
| alienus | = | somebody else's, foreign, alien, strange |
| aliger | = | winged, having wings. |
| alii .. alii | = | some .. others |
| alimentum | = | food, provender, victuals |
| alimonia | = | nourishment |
| alimonium | = | nourishment, essentials, provisions, food |
| alio | = | to another place, person, end, for another purpos |
| alioqui (adv.) | = | otherwise |
| alioquin (adv.) | = | otherwise, in some respects, in general |
| alipes | = | wing-footed |
| aliqua | = | some |
| aliquando | = | at any time, sometimes, occasionally, at last |
| aliquanta (adj.) | = | moderate, or some size |
| aliquanto | = | somewhat, considerably |
| aliquantulus | = | little, small, diminutive, a little, a bit |
| aliquantum (noun) | = | a good deal |
| aliquantus (adj.) | = | of some size, moderate |
| aliquatenus | = | to a certain extent |
| aliqui | = | some |
| aliquid | = | someone, somebody, something |
| aliquid | = | anything, something |
| aliquis | = | someone, anyone, anything, (adv.) |
| aliquis | = | a, any, anybody, some, somebody, someone |
| aliquo (adv.) | = | in some direction |
| aliquot | = | some, several |
| aliquotiens | = | some times |
| aliquoties | = | [sic](adverb) |
| aliter | = | otherwise, in another way, in a different fashion |
| alium | = | garlic |
| alius | = | other, another, else |
| aliusmodi | = | in another way, somehow else |
| allatus (=adfero) | = | having been brought |
| allec | = | herrings, pickled fish |
| allium | = | garlic |
| allocutio | = | to address, encouragement |
| allophylus | = | alien, foreign |
| alloquor | = | to address, encourage |
| alma | = | a nourishing one |
| almitas | = | bounty |
| almus | = | bountiful |
| almus | = | kind, generous, nourishing |
| alnus | = | the alder tree |
| alnus | = | alder |
| alnus | = | alder |
| alo | = | nourish, cherish, support, sustain, maintain |
| alodus | = | heritable estate |
| alogia | = | absurdity, nonsense |
| Alpes | = | Alps |
| alquod | = | some |
| alsius | = | cool |
| alsus | = | cool |
| alter (adv.) | = | otherwise |
| alter .. alter | = | the one .. the other |
| alter altera alterum | = | the second, the other one |
| altercatio | = | dispute, strife |
| alternis | = | by turns |
| alternis sermonibus | = | alternating speeches, dialogue |
| alterno | = | to do one thing and then another |
| altilis | = | domestic fattened bird |
| altithronus | = | one enthroned on high, seated in heaven |
| altivolus | = | soaring |
| altor | = | foster-father, patron, advocate, protector |
| altus | = | matured, great, high, deep, noble, ancient, old |
| altus | = | high, lofty, tall |
| alumno | = | nurseling, student, disciple |
| alumnus | = | nursling |
| alvarium | = | beehive, bee-hive |
| alveus | = | hollow, basket, bed (of a river) |
| alvus | = | beehive, bee-hive, stomach, abdomen, belly, tummy |
| amanuensis | = | clerk |
| amare | = | love |
| amaritudo | = | bitterness |
| amarus | = | bitter, bleak, dismal, dreary, horrible, ghastly |
| ambages | = | double-talk, digression |
| ambiguitas | = | uncertainty |
| ambiguus | = | ambiguous |
| ambiguus | = | doubtful |
| ambio + inf | = | to strive, solicit |
| ambitio | = | desire for power |
| ambitus | = | border, edge, extent, going around, circuit |
| ambitus | = | circumference |
| ambivium | = | double way |
| ambulare | = | march, walk, go for a walk, stroll |
| ambulo | = | to walk |
| amens | = | crazy, insane, mad, nuts |
| amens | = | out of ones senses |
| amica | = | friend |
| amicabiliter | = | amicably, pleasantly, sociably |
| amicitia | = | friendship |
| amicitia | = | friendship, alliance |
| amictus | = | mantle |
| amiculum | = | cloak, cape |
| amicus | = | friend, comrade |
| amicus | = | friend |
| amita | = | father's sister, paternal aunt |
| amita | = | aunt, paternal aunt |
| amita | = | paternal aunt |
| amittere | = | lose |
| amitto | = | let slip |
| amitto | = | to dismiss, send away, lose, let slip away |
| amnis | = | stream, torrent |
| amnis | = | current |
| amo | = | to love, like, be fond of, cherish |
| amoena | = | pleasant [of a place] |
| amoenitas | = | pleasantness [of a place] |
| amor | = | love |
| amor | = | love, affection, infatuation, passion |
| amotio | = | removal |
| amoveo | = | to move away, remove, take out, shift |
| amphibolus | = | ambiguous |
| amplector | = | to embrace, surround |
| amplexus | = | an embracing, surrounding, loving embrace |
| amplifico | = | to increase, enlarge |
| amplio | = | to enlarge, increase, improve |
| amplitudo | = | size, breadth, dignity, grandeur, greatness |
| amplus | = | ample, bulky, extensive |
| amplus | = | large, spacious, ample, great important |
| amputare | = | amputate |
| amygdalum | = | almond |
| an | = | or |
| anarchos | = | without beginning, without a leader |
| anas | = | duck |
| ancilla | = | maidservant |
| ancon | = | elbow |
| ancora | = | anchor |
| ancula | = | maid, servant |
| anculus | = | boy, servant |
| andron | = | corridor, aisle |
| anethum | = | dill, anise |
| anfractus | = | crooked, with tortuous bends |
| angelus | = | angel |
| Angli | = | Angles [from England] |
| ango | = | to trouble, draw together |
| anguilla | = | eel |
| anguis | = | serpent, snake |
| angularis | = | gaunt |
| angulatus | = | gaunt |
| angulosus | = | gaunt |
| angulus | = | angle |
| angulus | = | corner, niche |
| angustata | = | circumscribed |
| angustus | = | narrow |
| angustus | = | narrow, limited, strait, tight, constricted |
| anhelo | = | to desire, want, strive for, breathe, live |
| anima | = | life, soul |
| anima | = | soul, wind, life |
| animadverto | = | sometimes understand, realize |
| animadverto | = | to turn the mind to, take notice of, see |
| animal | = | animal |
| animi | = | at heart |
| animositas | = | spirit, wrath |
| animosus | = | courageous, ardent, passionate, furious |
| animosus | = | undaunted, wrathful |
| animus | = | soul, character, nature, personality, heart, will |
| animus | = | character, intellect, memory, consciousness |
| animus | = | soul, spirit, intellect |
| animus | = | courage, vivacity, bravery, will, spirit, soul |
| annecto | = | to connect |
| annihilare | = | destroy, quash |
| annona | = | yearly produce, grain crop, price of grain, cost |
| annullare | = | destroy, quash |
| annullo | = | to obliterate, destroy, annihilate |
| annuntiare | = | advertise, announce, give notice |
| annuo | = | to give assent, approve |
| annuo | = | to nod, consent, give assent to, approve, favor |
| annuo | = | to allow, grant, promise, designate |
| annus | = | year |
| ansa | = | a handle |
| anser | = | goose |
| antagonista | = | adversary, opponent |
| antarcticus | = | south, southern |
| ante | = | ahead, formerly, previously |
| ante (prep. + acc.) | = | before, in front of, (adv.) |
| antea (adv.) | = | before, previously, formerly |
| antecedere | = | precede |
| antecedo | = | to precede |
| antecessor | = | predecessor |
| antelogium | = | prologue |
| antepono (+ dat.) | = | put before, prefer, favor, promote |
| antequam | = | before (in time) |
| anticipo | = | to surpass, excel |
| antiquitas | = | the ancients |
| antiquus | = | ancient, old, hoary |
| antistes | = | bishop |
| antrum | = | cave, grotto, cavity, cavern, den |
| antrum | = | grotto |
| anulus | = | ring |
| anus | = | old |
| anxia | = | uneasy |
| anxio | = | to make uneasy, to anguish |
| aper | = | wild boar |
| aperio | = | to uncover, lay bare, reveal, make clear |
| aperito | = | F, an opening |
| aperte | = | openly, frankly |
| apertio | = | f, an opening |
| apex | = | summit |
| apices | = | writing |
| apium | = | celery |
| apographon | = | copy |
| apolactizare | = | despise |
| apostolus | = | apostle |
| apostolus (legal) | = | notice sent to a higher tribunal, ecc. Apostle |
| apparare | = | prepare |
| apparatus | = | equipment, gear, machinery, splendor |
| apparatus | = | exertion, effort |
| appareo | = | to become visible, appear, manifest |
| apparere | = | appear, emerge, perform |
| appello | = | to call, name, summon |
| appello | = | to drive, move towards, [passive] to land |
| appello | = | to land |
| appenditia | = | appurtenance |
| applaudere | = | acclaim, applaud, clap |
| applico | = | to land, steer, attach |
| appono | = | to appoint a person, to add something |
| appono | = | to place near, put to, serve, put on the table |
| appositus | = | placed near, approaching, appropriate, appositive |
| appotus | = | drunk, intoxicated |
| appretiare | = | appraise, estimate, rate |
| apprime | = | quite, very, very much |
| approbare | = | approve |
| approbo | = | to approve |
| appropinquo | = | to approach |
| appropinquo (+ dat.) | = | to near, drawn near, come close, approach |
| appugnare | = | assault, attack |
| Aprilis | = | April |
| apto | = | to fit, approve, be suitable, proper, fit |
| aptus | = | suitable, appropriate, fitting |
| aptus | = | fitted, connected, fastened, prepared, fitted out |
| apud | = | at, beside, by, near to, next to |
| apud (prep. + acc.) | = | among, in the presence of, at, at the house of |
| Apulia | = | Apulia |
| apyrenus | = | pomegranate |
| aqua | = | water |
| aquila | = | eagle |
| aquilo | = | the north wind |
| aquilo | = | north wind |
| aquilus | = | dark colored, swarthy |
| ara | = | altar, refuge, protection |
| ara | = | altar |
| arabicus | = | Arabian, Arabic |
| arabius | = | Arabian, Arabic |
| Arabs | = | Arab |
| aranea | = | spider's web |
| aranea | = | spiderweb |
| araneum | = | spiderweb |
| arare | = | plough |
| arator | = | plowman, cultivator |
| aratrum | = | plow |
| arbitrium | = | judgment |
| arbor | = | tree, mast |
| arbor | = | tree |
| arbustum | = | a vineyard planted with trees |
| arbustus | = | planted with trees |
| arca | = | box, chest |
| arca archa | = | chest, box, money box, coffin, cell |
| arcanum | = | sacred secret |
| arceo | = | to shut up, enclose |
| arcesso, accerso | = | to bring, fetch, summon, call for |
| archangelus | = | archangel |
| archidictus | = | extremely eloquent |
| archiepiscopus | = | archbishop |
| archipater | = | great ancestor |
| archos | = | ruler |
| arcus | = | arc, bow, rainbow |
| arcus | = | bow (BOW and arrows), arch, bend, arc |
| ardens | = | burning |
| ardor | = | ardor, impatience |
| arduum | = | steep place, the steep |
| arduus | = | difficult, proudly elevated |
| arduus | = | high, lofty, tall, abrupt, steep |
| arena | = | arena, desert, beach, sand |
| argenteus | = | silver |
| argentum | = | silver |
| argentum | = | silver, money |
| argilla | = | clay |
| argumentatio | = | argumentation |
| argumentosus | = | proven, rich in material |
| argumentum | = | proof, evidence |
| arguo | = | to show, make clear, attempt to show, censure |
| arguo | = | to blame, accuse, prove, expose, convict, declare |
| argutus | = | acute |
| arista | = | the point of the ear |
| aristo | = | ear |
| arma | = | arms, weapons, armaments |
| armare | = | arm |
| armarium | = | cupboard, chest, safe (for food, clothing, money) |
| armentum | = | herd |
| armiger | = | armed |
| armilla | = | armlets |
| armis | = | by force of arms |
| armo | = | to provide arms, arm, equip, fit out |
| aro | = | to plow |
| arripio | = | to lay hold of |
| arrogans | = | presuming, haughty |
| arrogantia | = | presumption |
| ars | = | strategem, science, art, skill, craft |
| ars | = | art |
| ars (artis) | = | skill method, technique, conduct, character |
| arteria | = | artery |
| articulus | = | article |
| articulus (of time) | = | a moment, crisis |
| artifex | = | author, artist, artisan, maker |
| artifex | = | artist |
| artificialiter | = | artfully |
| artificiose | = | skillfuly |
| artificiosus | = | skillful, accomplished, skillfuly made |
| arto | = | to press together, reduce, abrdiged |
| artus | = | limbs |
| artus | = | joint |
| arundo | = | reed |
| arvina | = | fat, grease, bacon |
| arvum | = | field |
| arx, arces | = | town |
| ascendo | = | to climb |
| ascia | = | carpenter's axe, mason's trowel |
| ascio | = | to take up, adopt as one's own |
| ascisco | = | to receive, admit, adopt, take up, approve |
| Asia | = | Asia |
| asinus | = | ass, donkey |
| asparagus | = | asparagus |
| aspectus | = | countenance |
| asper | = | rough, harsh, severe |
| asper | = | violent, fierce, rough |
| aspergo | = | to sprinkle, cover |
| asperitas | = | roughness, severity, harshness, fierceness |
| aspernatio | = | contempt |
| aspernor | = | to spurn |
| aspersus | = | instructed |
| aspicio | = | to look at, behold, gaze at, see |
| aspirator | = | inciter |
| asporto | = | to carry off, take away |
| assensus | = | approval |
| assentator | = | flatterer, sycophant, yes-man |
| asser | = | a stake, pole |
| assero | = | to claim, defend |
| assiduus | = | unremitting |
| assilio | = | to leap upon |
| assimilares | = | adj, similar |
| assimulo | = | simulate, immatate, represent |
| assuesco (-sueui, -suetum) | = | to accustom, to accustom oneself |
| assus | = | dried, roasted, grilled |
| astrologia | = | astronomy |
| astrologicus | = | astronomer |
| astrologus | = | astrologer, astronomer |
| astronomia | = | astronomy |
| astrum | = | star |
| astrum | = | star, constellation |
| astus | = | m, cunning |
| asylum | = | asylum |
| at (conj.) | = | but. (more emphatic and emotional than sed) |
| atavus | = | great-great-great grandfather, ancestor |
| ater | = | dark, dim, black |
| ater | = | gloomy, malicious |
| Atheniensis | = | Athenian |
| athleta | = | athlete |
| atomus | = | atom |
| atque | = | and |
| atqui (conj.) | = | and yet, still |
| atrocitas | = | hashness, cruelty, frightfulness, barbarity |
| atrociter | = | cruelly, violently |
| atrox | = | terrible, cruel, horrible, harsh |
| attentus | = | attentive, careful of one's property |
| attero | = | to weaken, ruin, rub against, rub away, erode |
| attero | = | destroy, waste, weaken, impair |
| attinet | = | [+ inf.] is of importance |
| attollo | = | to exalt |
| attollo | = | to raise, lifet up, elevate, excite, exalt |
| attonbitus | = | frantic, inspired, thunder-struck, stunned |
| attonitus | = | stunned, thunderstruck |
| attrecto | = | to touch |
| attributa | = | assigned, associated |
| auarca | = | leather sandal worn by pyrenean peasants |
| auctor | = | author, originator |
| auctorita | = | authority, power |
| auctoritas | = | authority |
| auctorizo | = | to confirm, approve, authenticate |
| auctus | = | growth, enlargement, increase |
| audacia | = | temerity |
| audacter, audaciter | = | boldly, proudly, fearlessly |
| audax | = | bold, rash, foolhardy |
| audentia | = | boldness, courage |
| audeo | = | to dare. (part. ausus ) |
| audio | = | to hear, hearken, listen to |
| audire | = | hear |
| auditor | = | hearer, listener |
| aufero | = | to take away by force |
| aufero | = | to carry away, remove, steal, carry off |
| augeo | = | increase, enlarge, enrich |
| augeo | = | to increase, strengthen |
| augmento | = | to increase |
| augmentum | = | increase, growth |
| aula | = | palace |
| aula | = | court, hall |
| aura | = | heaven, breeze |
| aureus | = | golden |
| aureus | = | gold, golden |
| auricilla | = | ear |
| auricula | = | ear |
| auris | = | ear |
| aurum | = | gold |
| austerus | = | strict, rigid, stern |
| austerus | = | bitter, severe, strict |
| ausus | = | risk, hazard, gamble, dare |
| aut | = | or |
| autem | = | but, on the other hand, however, moreover, also |
| autem | = | but, however, nevertheless, yet |
| automatum | = | automoton |
| autumnum | = | autumn |
| autumnus | = | autumn |
| autumo | = | to assert, believe, affirm |
| autus | = | increase, enlargement, growth |
| auxilium | = | help, aid |
| auxilium | = | aid, help, assistance, support |
| avara | = | avaricious |
| avaritia | = | avarice, greed |
| avarus | = | greedy, avaricious |
| ave | = | adieu, farewell, bye, goodbye, good-bye, hello |
| aveho | = | to carry away, remove (avexi avectum ) |
| avello | = | to tear away, tear off |
| avena | = | oats |
| aversor | = | to repulse |
| averto | = | to turn away, avert, avoid. turn back |
| avia | = | grandmother |
| avoco | = | to call away, divert |
| avunculus | = | uncle, maternal uncle |
| avunculus | = | maternal uncle |
| avus | = | grandfather |
| axicia | = | scissors |
| axilla | = | armpit |
| axioma | = | axiom |
| axis | = | axis, axle |