Latin (G) to English

galactinus = the Milky Way
galbinus = a greenish-yellow color
galea = helmet
galea = [leather] helmet
Gallia = Gaul
gallina = hen
gallo = cock
Gallus = Gaul
Gandavum = Ghent
ganea ganeum = brothel
garrio = to prate, chatter
garrio = to chatter, babble
garrulitas = prating, chattering, talkativeness
garrulus = chattering, talkative, garrulous
garrulus = noising, talkative
garum = a fermented fish sauce
gaudeo = to rejoice, be joyful, take pleasure in
gaudeo (+ abl. of specificati = to take delight in
gaudeo (gavisus) = to rejoice, take delight
gaudium = * joy
gaudium = joy, delight, happiness
gaudium = gladness, joy
gauisus (< gaudeo) = rejoicing, joyous, glad, happy
gaza = treasure
gelamen = assembly, gathering
gelide = coldly, weakly, feebly
gelidus = cold, frosty, icy, freezing
gelidus = icy
gelo = to freeze
gelu = freezing cold, frost
gelu = frost, chill, cold
gelus = icy coldness
Gemblacensis = Gembloux
gemino = to double
geminus = twinned, double, paired, half and half
gemitus = groan, moan
gemma = gem
gemo = to sigh, groan, wail
generasco = to be produced, to be born
generatim = by kinds, according to classes, generally
genero = to beget, engender, produce, create
genero = to engender, beget
generose = nobly
generositas = noble breed
generosus = of noble birth, aristocratic, well-bred
genetrix = mother
genialis = lust-producing
genitalis = fruitful
genitor = sire, genitor
genitus = sired, begotten, scion
gens = nation, people
gens = clan, race, nation, people, tribe
gentilitas = heathenism
genu = knee
genus = class, high birth, child, description
genus = kind, sort, class, category
genus hominum = human race
georgicus = agricultural
germen = offshoot, germ
gero = to carry, bear, wear, give birth to, to car
gero = to transact
gero = to have, bear
gerulus = messenger
gestio = to [+ inf] to long to
gesto = to carry, bear about
gestum (gero) = carrying about, conduct (oneself)
gestum (gero) = carriage, bearing, having borne
gibber = -era, -erum, hump-back, hunch-back
gigno (genuit) = to bring forth, bear, beget, father
gilvus = a pale yellow color
gingiber = ginger
glacialis = icy, frozen, full of ice
glacies = ice
glacio = to freeze
gladius = sword
gleba = soil
gloria = fame, renown, glory
glorifico = to glorify, adorn, exalt
glorificus = glorious, full of glory
glorior = to glory, brag, boast, pride oneself
glorior = to pride oneself, boast, glory in
glubo = to rob
gluten = glue
gluto = glutton
gluttio = to swallow, gulp down
gnare = expertly, wisely
gnaritas = knowledge
gnarus = knowing, acquainted with, expert
gnarus = skilful, wise, knowing
gradior = to conduct one's self, walk, live
Gręcia = Greece
gramen = grass
grandaevus = old, aged
grandis = great
grano, onis = hailstorm
grassor = go about, go ahead, proceed, attack
grassor = to rage
gratanter = with joy
grate = freely, willingly, happily
gratia = in order to, for the sake of, to
gratia = gratitude, favor
gratia = grace, esteem, obligation, thanks
gratia (in the abl.) = on account of
gratia agere (+ dat.) = to thank
grator = to manifest joy, congratulate
gratuita = gracious
gratulatio = to [+ gen] give thanks for
gratulor = to rejoice
gratulor = to wish a person joy, congratulate (+dat.)
gravatus = sick, oppressed, ill
gravida = pregnant
gravis = heavy, weighty, serious, important, severe
gravis = burdensome, unwholesome
gravitas = weight, seriousness, dignity, importance
graviter = heavily, seriously
gravo = to oppress, burden, make suffer
gregatim = in troops, or crowds
gregatim = adv., in flocks, herds, troops, crowds
gressus = pace, the ability to walk
grex = crowd, herd, flock
griphus = enigma, puzzle, riddle
gubernaculum = helm
gubernare = control, govern, restrain, rule
gubernatio = direction, command, leadership
gubernatio-ionis = direction, government
gurges = whirlpool
gusto = to taste
gustus = taste
gutter = neck, throat, gullet