qua (adv.) | = | by which route, where |
qua (fem. sing. abl.) | = | (the abbess) |
quadra | = | dining table |
quadraginta | = | forty |
quadraginta | = | forty (Indecl.) |
quadratus | = | square, a square |
quadrigae | = | four-horse team |
quadrivium | = | second stage of the medieval curriculum |
quadrivium | = | crossroads, place where four roads meet |
quadrum | = | a square |
quadruplator | = | an exaggerator, informer |
quadruplor | = | to be an informant |
quae (fem. pl. nom.) | = | Let THOSE (women) |
quae (neut. pl. acc.) | = | those things WHICH we must have |
quae (neut. plur. nom.) | = | WHAT cannot be avoided must be endured |
quae que (fem. sing. nom.) | = | (the milkmaid), WHO loved a prince |
quærere | = | ask |
quaerito | = | to seek/look earnestly for |
quaero | = | to seek, search for, get, obtain |
quaero | = | to plan, search, procure |
quaestio | = | judicial investigation |
quaestuosus questuosus | = | profitable, fond of gain, rich |
quaestus questus | = | profit, a source of profit, gainiing, getting |
qualis | = | of what kind? of the kind that |
qualiscumque | = | of any kind whatever, any whatever |
qualislibet | = | of what sort you will |
qualitas | = | quality, property, nature |
qualiter | = | just as, in whatever manner/way |
quam (adv. and conj.) | = | how, than, as .. as possible |
quam (fem. sing. acc.) | = | (the church), WHICH the Lord loved |
quam plures | = | as many as possible |
quamdiu | = | such a long time |
quamobrem | = | for which reason, on which account, why |
quamobrem, quam ob rem | = | wherefore? why? for which reason |
quamquam | = | though, although |
quamquam | = | nevertheless, and yet (beginning a sentence) |
quamtotius | = | completely, all |
quamvis | = | adv/conj, ever so much |
quamvis (conj) | = | however much, although, as much as you like |
quando | = | when |
quandoque | = | adv, of one time or another |
quandoquidem | = | since, because |
quanti | = | for how much, at what price |
quanto | = | by how much (+ comp. adj. or adv.) |
quantum | = | adv, regard to, as much as, the more, the greater |
quantum | = | how much?, how much!, as much as |
quantum (+ gen.) | = | as much of .. as |
quantum in me est | = | as much as in me lies |
quantus | = | how great, as great as |
quantus | = | how great?, how great!, how much, as great as |
quantus .. quantus | = | as great as, as much as |
quantuslibet | = | as much as you will, as great as you will |
quantuvis | = | as great as you please, however great |
quapropter | = | wherefore |
quare | = | wherefore, why, because of which thing |
quartus | = | fourth |
quarum (fem. pl. gen.) | = | their envy and jealousy, OF WHICH we know |
quas (fem. pl. acc.) | = | the fates, against whom he struggled |
quasi | = | as if, just as, just as if, as it were, a sort of |
quassatio | = | a shaking |
quasso | = | to shake violently, shake to pieces, break, shatt |
quasso | = | to batter |
quatenus | = | in order that |
quatenus/quatinus | = | since, as, in order that, that |
quater | = | four times, again and again |
quattuor | = | four |
quattuor | = | four (indecl.) |
quattuordecim | = | fourteen |
quem (masc. sing. acc.) | = | (the man), WHOM the king struck |
quemadmodum | = | how, in what manner |
quemadmodum | = | how?, just as, lust like |
quendam | = | a certain (one, thing, someone) |
queo | = | to be able |
quercetum | = | an oak grove, and oak forest |
quercus | = | oak |
quercus | = | oak tree |
queribundus | = | complaining, plaintive, whining |
querimonia | = | complaint, accusation, a charge in court |
queritor | = | to complain excessively, whine, gripe |
quernus | = | oaken |
queror | = | to complain, lament, bewail (dogs) |
querulus | = | complaining, whining, lamenting |
questus | = | complaint, lament |
qui (masc. neut. nom.) | = | (the prince) |
qui (masc. pl. nom.) | = | Let THOSE (men) |
qui (question) | = | how? in what way?, somehow, wherewith |
quia | = | because |
quianam | = | why? |
quiane | = | why? |
quibus (fem. pl. abl.) | = | the beards, BY WHICH the pirates were known |
quibus (fem. pl. dat.) | = | the good fortune, TO WHICH he owed his crown |
quibus (masc. pl. abl.) | = | his sons, BY WHOM he was attacked when old |
quibus (masc. pl. dat.) | = | the monastery IN WHICH he was intered |
quibus (neut. pl. abl.) | = | the arms WITH WHICH he won Rome |
quibus (neut. pl. dat.) | = | the crimes FOR WHICH he was executed |
quicquid | = | whoever, whatever, whatsoever, anything at all |
quicum | = | with whom, with which |
quid (+ genitive) | = | how much? how many? |
quid (question) | = | what (thing)? |
quid ita | = | why so? |
quidam quaedam quedam quidam | = | a certain person or thing, a kind of |
quidem | = | adv, in truth, certainly, at least, indeed |
quidne (question) | = | why not? |
quies | = | repose |
quies | = | quiet, rest, peace, a resting place, sleep |
quiesco | = | to rest, sleep, be at ease, stop (doing something |
quiete | = | calmly, undisputably |
quiete | = | quietly, calmly |
quieto | = | to become calm |
quietus | = | resting, sleeping, undisturbed, neutral, quiet |
quilibet | = | anyone, anything, whatever (or whomever) |
quin | = | [+ subj.] rather, let, verily |
quin | = | (with verbs of hindering, etc.) without + part |
quin | = | but come now, rather, indeed |
quin etiam | = | yea, indeed |
quin etiam | = | why even, in fact, moreover |
quinam quaenam quenam quodnam | = | which? what? |
quindeciens | = | fifteen times |
quindecim | = | fifteen |
quingenti | = | five hundred |
quinquagesimus | = | fiftieth, a fiftieth part |
quinquaginta | = | fifty |
quinque | = | five |
quinquennis | = | five years old |
quinquiplico (-are) | = | to multiply by five |
quintus | = | fifth |
quinymo quinimmo | = | no, rather |
quippe | = | certainly, to be sure, indeed, of course |
quiritatio | = | a scream, cry, shriek |
quirito (-are) | = | to scream, cry out |
quis | = | anyone, anybody, anything |
quis (question) | = | who?, what?, which? |
quislibet | = | anybody, whom you will, all, any |
quisnam, quidnam | = | who, what |
quispiam | = | anyone, anything, someone, something |
quisquam | = | anyone, anything |
quisque | = | each one, each person |
quisquis | = | whoever, whatever, whatsoever, anything at all |
quo | = | to which place, to what place, whither, where |
quo | = | where ... to |
quo (masc. sing. abl.) | = | (the money) |
quo (neut. sing. abl.) | = | (the eagerness) |
quod | = | because, whereas, the point that, the fact that |
quod (+ comparative) | = | the x the better |
quod (beginning sentence) | = | and, but, now |
quod (neut. sing. acc.) | = | (the sea), WHICH you cannot drink dry |
quod (neut. sing. nom.) | = | (the war), WHICH killed so many |
quod (with time) | = | since, as far as, to the extent that |
quod sui juris est | = | what is one's by right |
quodammodo | = | in a certain way, in a certain measure |
quomodo | = | in what manner, how, in whatever way, somehow |
quondam | = | formerly, once, at one time, ertswhile |
quondam | = | once, one time |
quondam | = | former, one-time, deceased, late |
quoniam | = | since, whereas, because |
quoque | = | also, too |
quor | = | what for, why |
quorum (masc. pl. gen.) | = | the army, half OF WHICH was ill |
quorum (neut. pl. gen.) | = | dangers, OF WHICH there were not a few |
quos (masc. pl. acc.) | = | those WHOM he accused of treachery |
quot | = | how many, as many (indecl.) |
quotiens | = | often |
quotienscumque | = | however often |
quovis | = | to whatever place you will |