| tabella | = | writing tablet |
| tabellae | = | letter, document |
| tabernus | = | booth, hut, cottage, hove, small shop, inn, tavern |
| tabesco | = | to melt, waste away, pine, be spoiled |
| tabgo tetigi tactum | = | to touch |
| tabidus | = | melted away, melting away |
| tabula | = | board, plank |
| tabula | = | board, plank, gaming board, painted panel |
| taceo | = | to be silent, say nothing, pass over |
| taceo tacuitacitum | = | to be silent, leave unmentioned |
| tactus | = | sense of feeling, touch |
| taeda | = | pitch-pine torch |
| taeda | = | pine, pine tree |
| taedet se | = | to be disgusted at |
| taedium, tedium | = | disgust, weariness, boredom |
| taeter | = | loathsome |
| talarius | = | having to do with dice or dice-playing |
| talea | = | rod, stick, stake, bar, cutting, slip |
| talentum | = | pound, talent, endowment, aptitude |
| talio | = | retaliation in kind |
| talio | = | retribution |
| talio reddo | = | to return like for like, retaliate |
| talis | = | of such a kind, such |
| talpa | = | mole |
| talus | = | the ankle, ankle bone |
| tam | = | adv, so, to such a degree |
| tam | = | to such a degree, so, so far |
| tam .. quam | = | as .. as possible |
| tamdiu | = | for such a long time |
| tamen | = | however, but |
| tamen | = | nothwithstanding, nevertheless, yet, still |
| tamen | = | but, however, nevertheless, yet |
| tametsi | = | even if, although |
| tamisium | = | sieve, sifter (Herman, p. 308) |
| tamquam tanquam | = | as, just as, like as, just as if |
| tandem | = | at last, finally |
| tandem | = | at last, finally, ultimately |
| tandem | = | at length |
| tango | = | to touch, besprinkle |
| tango-tetigi-tactum | = | touch, touch upon, to speak of |
| tanquam | = | adv, just as, as if, like as |
| tanquam | = | as if, as though, in a way |
| tantillum | = | such a trifle |
| tantillus | = | so little, so small |
| tantum | = | only |
| tantummodo | = | only just, just so long as |
| tantundem | = | adv, just so much, just as far as |
| tantus | = | so large, so great, of such a size |
| tardo | = | to impede |
| tardus | = | sluggish |
| tardus | = | slow |
| tardus | = | slow, late, tardy |
| Taruennam | = | Therouanne |
| taurus | = | bull |
| taxare | = | appraise, estimate, rate |
| te (abl.) | = | you |
| te (acc.) | = | you |
| tectum | = | shelter |
| tegmen | = | covering |
| tego | = | to conceal |
| tela | = | a web, that which is woven, cloth, tissue |
| tellus | = | region, country, land |
| tellus | = | earth, land, soil |
| telum | = | armament, arms, weapon, spear |
| telum | = | javelin, spear, arrow, bolt, dart |
| temerarius | = | imprudent, bold |
| temeritas | = | rashness, temerity, boldness |
| temeritas | = | rashness, boldness |
| temero | = | to profane, desecrate |
| temperantia | = | moderation, self-control, temprance |
| tempero | = | be moderate, control oneself |
| tempero | = | to mix properly, temper, regulate, mitigate |
| tempero (+ dat.) | = | to control, use with moderation, spare |
| tempero (+abl. or with ab) | = | to keep from, refrain from |
| tempestas | = | storm, weather |
| tempestuosus | = | stormy |
| Templovium | = | Templeuve, villa near Cisoing |
| templum | = | sacred precinct, temple, sometimes church |
| templum | = | temple |
| temporalis-e | = | transitory |
| temptatio | = | trial, temptation |
| tempus | = | time |
| tempus temporis | = | time, stage, epoch, era |
| tenax | = | grasping, stingy, cligning, frugal, obstinate |
| tendo | = | to strive, go, heighten, aggravate |
| tendo | = | to direct, try, attempt, stretch, extend, present |
| teneo | = | to grasp, know, understand |
| teneo | = | to occupy, keep, hold |
| teneo | = | to keep on, persist, persevere, endure |
| teneo | = | to hold, keep, possess, maintain |
| teneo iter | = | to hold one's course, conceive |
| tener | = | tender |
| tener tenera tenerum | = | tender, delicate, soft, young |
| tenere | = | hang onto, hold |
| tenor | = | sense, contents, uninterrupted course, a holding |
| tentatio | = | trial, attack, duration, temptation, judgement |
| tento | = | to try, test |
| tentorium | = | tent |
| tenuis | = | thin, slight, feeble, slim, slender |
| tenura | = | holding, tenure, feudal holding, by feudal tenure |
| tenus | = | until |
| tenus (after a name in abl. o | = | up to, down to as far as |
| tenus (prep. with abl) | = | as far as, up to, to, down to |
| tepesco | = | to cool, grow lukewarm, decrease |
| tepidus | = | lukewarm |
| tepidus | = | warm, luke-warm, tepid |
| ter | = | three times, thrice |
| ter | = | three times |
| terebro | = | to bore through, perforate |
| teres | = | rounded, polished, smooth, fine, elegant |
| terga dare | = | to flee, retreat, run awar |
| tergeo tergo tersi tersum | = | to wipe, scour, clean |
| tergiversatio | = | backwardness, reulctance, evasion |
| tergo (a tergo ) | = | in the rear, fom behind |
| tergum | = | skin, hide/back, rear |
| tergus | = | the back, skin, hide, leather |
| termes | = | a tree branch (especially olive) |
| terminatio | = | termination, determination, setting of boundaries |
| termino | = | restrict, define, close, set a limit to |
| terminus | = | a boundary mark, limit, end, border |
| terra | = | earth, ground, land, country, soil |
| terra | = | earth, land, soil |
| terrenus | = | earthly, temporal |
| terreo | = | to frighten, terrify, scare away, deter |
| terribilis | = | dreadful |
| terrigenus | = | indigenous, born from the earth, human being |
| territo | = | to fighten, terrify, intimidate |
| territo | = | to scare, frighten, intimidate |
| territo | = | to affright |
| terror | = | friight, fear, terror |
| tersus | = | clean, neat, correct |
| tertius | = | third |
| testificor | = | to call to witness |
| testimonium | = | proof, evidence, witness, indication |
| testis | = | martyr |
| testis | = | one who gives evidence, witness, spectator |
| testudo | = | tortoise |
| texo | = | the main verb for weaving of cloth |
| texo | = | to weave, twine together, plait, construct, build |
| textilis | = | woven fabric, piece of cloth |
| textor textrix | = | weaver |
| textus | = | woven cloth, web |
| thalamus | = | bedroom |
| thalassinus | = | sea-green |
| theatrum | = | theater |
| theca | = | case, envelope, covering |
| thema | = | subject, topic, theme |
| thema thematis | = | theme |
| theologus | = | theologian |
| theorice | = | philosophic speculation |
| theoricus | = | meditative, speculative, contemplative |
| thermae | = | warm springs, warm baths |
| thesaurus | = | treasure, horde, store-room, treasury |
| thesis | = | proposition, thesis |
| thorax | = | corselet, breastplate |
| thymbra | = | the herb savory |
| thymum | = | the herb thyme |
| thynnus | = | tuna, tuna-fish, tunny |
| Tiber | = | Tiber |
| tibi | = | you, to you |
| tibi (dat.) | = | you |
| tigris | = | tiger |
| tilia | = | lime-tree, linden-tree |
| timeo | = | to fear, be afraid, dread |
| timidus | = | faint-hearted, fearful, timid |
| timor | = | fear, dread, alarm, object causing fear |
| tinnio | = | to ring |
| tiro | = | new recruit, young recruit |
| titubo | = | to waver |
| titulo | = | to call |
| titulus | = | label, title, placard |
| titulus | = | token |
| tolero | = | to tolerate, bear, endure, sustain |
| tollo | = | to lift up, take away |
| tollo | = | to lift |
| tollo sustuli sublatum | = | to lift up, raise, elevate, carry away. |
| tondeo totonsi tonsum | = | shave, shear, clip, mow, reap, browse |
| tonsor | = | barber |
| Tornacense | = | Tournai |
| torpeo | = | to be sluggish, inert, numb, inactive, immoveable |
| torqueo | = | to turn, turn awry, brandish |
| torqueo | = | to twist, curl, rack, torture, torment, distort |
| torreo | = | to roast |
| tortitudo | = | wickedness, insincerity |
| torva | = | savage, wild |
| tot | = | so many |
| tot (indecl.) | = | so many |
| totidem | = | just as many |
| toto | = | all togther, completely towards |
| totus | = | entire, overall, whole |
| totus | = | whole, entire, complete, all |
| toxicum | = | poison |
| traba | = | a beam of wood, a timber, tree-trunk, ship, table |
| tractare | = | to handle, manage, perform |
| tracto | = | to ponder, compass + gen |
| tracto | = | to drag, handle, treat, discuss, deal with |
| tractus | = | course, progress, movement |
| tractus | = | space, time, lapse, extension, length |
| tractus | = | a dragging, drawing, pulling, territory, tract |
| traditio | = | betrayal |
| trado | = | to bequeath, deliver, surrender, commit |
| traduco in passive | = | to be borne |
| Traiectensium | = | Utrecht |
| Traiectum | = | Maastricht |
| trans (+ acc.) | = | across |
| transcendo | = | to surpass |
| transcurro | = | to treat briefly |
| transeo | = | to go over, pass over, cross over, go past |
| transeo | = | to pass through, go across |
| transfreto | = | to cross a strait, to be taken across a strait |
| transgredior | = | to pass beyond |
| transilio | = | to leap over |
| transitivum | = | transitive |
| transitus | = | crossing, passing over, transit, changing, altera |
| translatio | = | transfer of the body of a saint |
| translato | = | to transfer |
| transmaritanus | = | beyond the seas, overseas, outre-mer |
| transmeo | = | to go across |
| transmitto | = | to send, carry, or convey across |
| transporto | = | send, carry, or convey across |
| transveho | = | to convey |
| transverbero | = | to pierce through |
| trebuchettum | = | a trebuchet, a siege engine |
| tredecim | = | thirteen |
| tredecim (indecl.) | = | thirteen |
| Trellum | = | Trelon, castle in Hannonia |
| tremo | = | to tremble, shake, shudder |
| tremor | = | trembling |
| tremulus | = | quivering, quaking |
| trepide | = | with trepidation, in confusion |
| trepido | = | to tremble |
| trepidus | = | alarmed |
| tres | = | three |
| tres tria | = | three |
| Treverim | = | Triers |
| tribulatio | = | tribulation |
| tribuo | = | to bestow |
| tribuo | = | to give out, divide, allot, assign, grant, give |
| tributarius | = | subject to tribute |
| tributum | = | payment, tribute |
| triduana | = | lasting three days |
| triduanus | = | three days' duration, lasting three days |
| triduum | = | a period of three days |
| triginta | = | thirty |
| trilustralis | = | lasting for fifteen years |
| trimodus | = | trimodal |
| Trinacria | = | Sicily |
| trinus | = | triple |
| tripudio | = | to celebrate |
| tripudio | = | to leap, jump, dance (as in a religious procession |
| tripudium | = | transport of joy |
| tripudium | = | joy, rejoicing |
| triste | = | sorrowfully, dolefully |
| tristifico | = | to make sad, cause sadness, sadden |
| tristis | = | disconsolate, sad |
| tristis | = | sad, mournful, sowerful |
| tristor | = | to be sad, be grieved |
| triticeus | = | sown in wheat |
| tritico | = | thresh |
| triticus | = | wheat |
| Trium Fontium | = | Trois-Fontaines, Marne, Vitry-le-Francois |
| triumphalis | = | triumphal |
| triumphus | = | triumphal procession, triumph |
| Tros | = | Trojan |
| trucido | = | to kill cruelly, slay, butcher, massacre, slaught |
| truculenter (adv.) | = | wildly, savagely, fiercely, cruelly, roughly |
| trudo | = | to thrust |
| trunco | = | maim, mutilate, mangle, imperfect, not whole |
| trutino | = | to balance, weigh |
| trux | = | ferocious |
| tu | = | you |
| tuba | = | war-trumpet |
| tubineus | = | cone shaped |
| tueor | = | to uphold, guard, protect |
| tui | = | your, yours |
| tum | = | then |
| tum | = | at that time, then, thereupon, in the next place |
| tumba | = | grave, tomb |
| tumbarius | = | keeper of a tomb |
| tumeo | = | to puff up, swell, to be pompous |
| tumesco | = | to swell up with anger, swell, swell up |
| tumidus | = | elated, arrogant, swollen |
| tumor | = | commotion, swelling |
| tumulo | = | to bury, inter |
| tumulosus | = | hilly |
| tumultuarius | = | raised hastily |
| tumultuor | = | to be in an uproar, raise a tumult, [make a] bust |
| tumultuosa | = | full of bustle, turbulent |
| tumultus | = | uprising, disturbance, riot, tumult |
| tumultus | = | bustle, uproar |
| tumulus | = | mound, grave, heap of earth |
| tumulus | = | grave, tomb |
| tunc | = | then, at that time, next, and then |
| Tungris | = | Tongres |
| turba | = | mob |
| turba | = | uproar, disturbance, mob, crowd, multitude |
| turba | = | crowd, heap, mass, multitude, pile |
| turbatio | = | disturbance, confusion |
| turbatus | = | angered, exasperated, disturbed, restless |
| turbo | = | hurricane. tornado, that which spins |
| turbo | = | whirling motion, whirlwind, whirlpool |
| turbo | = | to disturb, upset, throw into disorder, confuse |
| turbo | = | to agitate, disorder |
| turgida | = | swollen |
| turma | = | throng |
| turpe | = | a disgrace |
| turpis | = | foul, ugly, disgraceful, morally corrupt |
| turpis | = | unseemly, dishonorable |
| turpiter | = | in an unseemly manner |
| turpitudo | = | baseness |
| tussio | = | to cough |
| tussis | = | a cough |
| tutela | = | care, safeguard[ing] |
| tutela | = | protection, guard, charge, guardianship, tutelage |
| tutis | = | protected, safe, secure |
| tutor | = | defender |
| tutus | = | safe, salutary, wholesome, expedient, serviceable |
| typicus | = | symbolic |
| typus | = | type |
| tyrannus | = | tyrant |
| tyrannus | = | tyrant, absolute ruler |