English-Latin Dictionary -41 raging, crazy : rabidus raging, furious / inspired : furibundus rain shower, rain storm, pelting rain : imber, ymber rain shower, rain storm, pelting rain : ymber rain, shower : pluvia raised hastily : tumultuarius rampart : munitio rank, class, order : ordo rank, dignity : dignitas ransoming, redemption, buying back, farming taxes : redemptio rapid, swift /unimpotant /fickle, inconstant /unstable : levis rapidity, quickness, animation, sharpness, eagerness : alacritas rapidly, quickly, swiftly, speedily : celeriter rare, uncommon /far apart /thin, scanty : rarus rascal : furcifer rashness, boldness : temeritas rashness, temerity, boldness : temeritas rather slow, a little slow : lentulus rather unpleasant : subodiosus rather, preferably : potius rather, preferrably : pocius potius ratification, saction, ordinance : sanctio rationally, sensibly, really, indeed, to be sure : sane ravaged : vastata ravaging : vastatio ravisher, debaucher : constupator ravisher, thief : raptor ravishment, rapine, robbery : rapina read : legere[Verb] read : recitare[Verb] readable : iucundus legenti[Adjective] reader : lector[Noun] reader : legens[Noun] reader : lector readily : facile readily : prompte readily : propense readiness : animus promptus[Noun] reading : lectio reading : recitatio reads : legit[Verb] reads : recita[Verb] ready : paratus[Adjective] ready : promptus[Adjective] ready at hand, visible, apparent : promptus ready, inclined to : promptus real : sincerus[Adjective] real : verus[Adjective] realistic : veritatem imitari[Adjective] reaper, harvester : messor reasonably : rationabiliter rebellious, rebels : rebellis recast : recoquo reciprocal service : vicis concor reciprocal, mutual : mutuus reciprocally : invicem recital, report : relatus reckless : incauta reckoning, account /reason, judgment, consideration : ratio recognition, knowledge : agnitio recollection, memory, recall : recordatio recovery, recuperation : recuperatio red, golden, auburn : rutilus red, ruddy : rufus reddish : puniceus redeemer (Christ) : redemptor redeness, blush, modesty, shame, disgrace : rubor reduced condition, state : afflictio reeve, steward, provost, prior, abbot : prepositus refectory, monastic mess hall : refectorium refuge : refugium regal, royal, princely : basilicus regard : respectus region, clime, district, country / residents of a district : ora region, country, land : tellus region, earth, soil, dirt, sod : humus region, idleness, inactivity : situs region : regio regular : normalis regularly, appropriately, properly : ordine, ordinem regularly, ordinarily : ordinatim rein : corrigia reins, bridle, bit /restraint : frenum reject, disaprove, condemn : reprobo rejoicing, joy : laetatio, letatio rejoicing, joyous : laetans relating to a fortress, castellan : castellanus relating to a master or mistress : erilis relating to an oven : fornacalis relating to the forum / relating to legal business : forensis relating to the land, farming, or countryside : agrarius relating to the wing of an army / allied troops : alarius relations : consanguinei English-Latin Dictionary -42 relationship, neighborhood : affinitas relatives, parents : parentes release, liberation, aquittal, setting free : liberatio relics : exsequiae relief : solamen religious : monastica relying on, supported by : subnixus remain, stay, abide, linger : commoror remainder, what is left, leavings : reliquum remote, prolonged : longinquus removal : amotio rendered : effectus renewal, renovation, restoration : renovatio rennovated, reconstructed, rebuilt /recycled : redivivus renowned : illustratus repeated, again and again : saepenumero repeatedly, often, one after the other, time after time : crebro repetition : repetitio reply : remandatum report, common talk, fame : fama repose, rest : requietum repose : quies repose : requies reproach, abuse : probrum reproach, disgrace : opprobrium reproachful, slanderous : ciminosus reproachfully : criminose reproof : correptio reprove, chasten, punish, chastise/ check, restrain : castigo request, entreaty, prayer : prex precis reserve troops, auxiliary troops : subsidium residence, throne, temple : sedes resident of a household, pl : domigena resident, inhabitant of a place / foreign resident : incol, ae resident, inhabitant of a place / foreign resident : incola, ae resident : incola resistance : refragatio resolute, firm, determined, with one's mind made up : destinatus resolute : obstinatus resounding, loud with waves : undisonus resounding : resonus respect, reverence, honor, veneration : veneratio respectable, distinguished : honestus respectful treatment, respectability : honestas respectful, attentive : officiosus respectful : honorabilis respectfully, properly, suitably, appropriately : honeste respiration, exhalation : respiratio resting, sleeping, undisturbed / neutral / quiet, calm : quietus restore, put back, replace, reinstate, repair : restituo restrained, orderly, neat : castigatus restrict, define, close, set a limit to : termino retaliation in kind : talio retire, withdraw : recedo retirement / withdrawal / departure / death : decessus retreat, ebbing, disappearance / distant, far : recedentia retreat : regressus retribution : talio return /income, revenue /reward : reditus returning, restored, rebuilt : recidivus revenue : vectigal reverberating : reciproca reverend : verendus reverent : reverens reviling : blasphematio reward, exploit - : praemium reward, prize/ booty /profit : praemium, premium reward : bravium rhetorical attack /wounding : laesio lesio rhetorical figure, shape : schema rhetorical : rhetoricus rhetorician, teacher of rhetoric : rhetor rice : oryza rich, extravagant, abound in, profuse : prodigus rich, opulent, wealthy : dives rich, possessing wealth or worth : dis rich, wealthy / powerful, mighty / splendid, sumptuous : opulens rich, wealthy \profitable, lucrative : pecuniosus rich : ditus riches, wealth / power, might / opulence, splendor : opulentia riches, wealth : divitiae divitie richly, wealthily : opulente, opulenter ridge, rising : jugum right, correct, proper, upright, natural, plain : rectus right, law : jus right, on the right : dexter rightly, it is just : scilicet rind, peel, bark, shell / inlay, embossing : crusta ripe beforehand, premature : praecox, precox rise, become visible, appear : orior English-Latin Dictionary -43 rise, become visible, appear : orior oriri ortus rising, the rising sun / east / morning : oriens risk, danger, destruction : periculum risk, hazard, gamble, dare : ausus risque, faintly obscene : subobscenus ritual, usage, ceremony, rite : ritus river : flumen road, route, journey : iter itineris road, way, street : via roaring, crashing, rough /broken : fragosus roaring, murmuring : murmur robber, bandit, brigand : latro robe of state : peplum rocky : petrosus rod, a small staff : bacillum rod, stick, stake, bar /cutting, slip : talea roebuck : capreolus rolling, revolving, turning around /changeable, inconstant : volubilis Roman power : nomen Romanorum room, store-room, garret : cella rope, cord, line : funis rope, cord, line : funis -is rope-maker : restio rotten, decayed, putrid /loose, crumbling /flabby : puter rotten, decayed : cariosus rottenness, corruption, decay : caries Rouen : Rotomagense rough spot, jagged edge : scrupulositas rough, harsh, severe : asper roughness, severity/ harshness, fierceness : asperitas rounded, polished, smooth, fine, elegant : teres royal, regal : regius royally, regally : basilice rubbish, trash, filth, sweepings : purgamentum rubbish, trash, garbage, refuse : quisquiliae, quisquiliarum rude : immitis ruin, destruction : interitus ruin : exitium ruin : perditio rule / monastic rule : regula rule, authority, kingdom, realm : regnum rule, authority, royal staff : sceptrum rule, dominion, pre-eminence, first place : principatus rule, government, order, arrangment, regulation : ordinatio rule, guidance : regimen rule, mastery, tyranny, domination : dominatus ruler : archos rumble : rugio rumor : opinio runner, carrier, messenger : cursor rust colored, dusky : ferrugineus rustic, rural /peasant : rusticus sabbath : sabbatum sack : saccus sacking : spoliatio sacred precinct, temple, sometimes church, sanctuary : templum sacred secret : arcanum sacred to Ceres : cerealis sacred, accursed : sacer sacrifice : sacrificium sacrifice, offering : vitualamen sacrifice : sacrificum sacrilege : sacrilegium sacrilegious, impious : sacrilegus sad : tristis sad, mournful, sowerful : tristis sad, wretched, mournful, plaintive : miserabilis saddle : ephippium sadly, mournfully, wretchedly : miserabile sadness : miseria sad-sounding, mournful, baleful : luctisonus safe, salutary, wholesome, expedient, serviceable : tutus safe, secure, free from care, unworried, unconcerned : securus safeguard : praesidium safety : salus safety, help or assistance/ health, wellness, wholeness : salus safety : incolumitas saffron : crocus saffron-colored robe : crocotula sail : velum sail, covering, awning, curtain : velum sailor : nauta sale /closing of a bargain : venditio salt, wit : sal, salis salty, witty : salsus salvation-giving : salutifer salve, balm, ointment : unguentum satifying : expletio satire : satura savage, wild, untamed, undomesticated : efferus savage, wild : torva savagely, furiously : rabiose savageness : ferocitas save : servare[Verb] English-Latin Dictionary -44 save, except for : salvifico, salvo saves : servat[Verb] savior : salvator[Noun] say, sing in verse, speak : for scabby, rough : scaber scabrous, rough : scabrosus scale : lanx scales : libra scantiness, emptiness, loneliness : infrequentia scanty, meager : modicus scanty, thin, uncrowded /infrequent /thinly populated : infrequens scarcely, hardly, with difficulty, barely : vix scarcely : parcius scarcity, poverty : inopia scatter, strew, spread : spargo, sparsi, sparsum scattered about /indiscriminately : passim Scheldt : Scaldus scholar, learned man, literary : philologus scholar, learned one, schoolboy : scholasticus school /elite troop of soldiers : schola scissors, shears : forfex scoldingly : invective scorn, disdain, contempt : contemptio scorn, disdain, haughtiness : fastidium scourge : clades scout : explorator scythe : falx sea-coast : ora sea-green : thalassinus sea : mare maris seal, indication, sign/ mark /token : signum seal, sign : sigillum sealed charter, train, skirt-tails, garment-tails : syrma, sirma sea-weed : alga Seclin : Siclinium second stage of the medieval curriculum : quadrivium second : secundus secret, confidential /initimate or special friend : specialis secret, solitary, private, retired, secret conversation : secretum secretly, in a concealed manner : latenter secretly, in secret, by stealth : occulte secretly, in secret, stealthily : clam sedgy spot, place thick with rushes : carectum sedition : seditio seducer : seductor seductive : pellax seed, kin : semen seed, semen, sperm : sperma seeing that, inasmuch as, inasmuch as, since, namely : utpote seeking, searching /inquiry, investigation : quaestio, questio seize : carpe[Preposition] seizure, taking by force, confiscation : ereptio seizure : ereptio selection, picking out / reading, perusal : lectio sell formally, give up, loosen : laxo senate : senatus, -us (m send, carry, or convey across : transporto senescal : dapifer sense of feeling, touch : tactus sense, contents, uninterrupted course, a holding fast : tenor sensitive : sensilis sensual delight : voluptas sententious : sententiosus sentiment, opinion, decision, saying : sententia separate, apart, different : distinctus separate, divide, part/ distinguish, discriminate : distinguo separation, departure, digression : digressio separation, departure, digression : digressus separation, division, disagreement, tearing apart : discidium separation, divorce : abruptio separation : diremptio sequence : series sequester, banish : sepono serene : serenus serious, grave, solemn : serius seriously : serio servant, slave, serf : servus servant : vasallus servant : vernula service, office, function, duty /gift : munus, muneris serving, servile /a servant, slave : famulus servitude, slavery, service /an extablishment of slaves : famulatus servitude, slavery : servitus set dowwn, let fall (to offer payment to the church) : demitto set with pearls, pearl encrusted, ornamented with pearls : baccatus setting (of the sun, etc)/ the west /fall, destruction : occasus setting afire /(people) inflaming /(souls) inspiring : inflammatio seven : septem (indecl English-Latin Dictionary -45 seven : septem sevenfold : septiformus severity, rigor, sternness, strictness : severitas sexual union : connubium sexual : connubialis shade : umbra, -ae (f shade, shadow : umbra shades : umbrae, -arum (f) (as in the shade of an umbrella)[Noun] shady : nemorosa shake-up, upheaval : vexamen sham, artifice : simultas shame, dishonor, disgrace, crime, dishonorable act : dedecus shamefaced : verecundus shameful, disgraceful : pudendus shamming : simulatio sharing, associated, allied : socius sharp point, sting, spear, dart : spiculum sharp, keen, eager, severe, fierce : acer sharp, sour : acidus shattered : convulsus shave, shear, clip, mow, reap, browse : tondeo totonsi tonsum sheep, sacrificial animal : bidens sheep : agnus sheep : ovis ovis sheet of metal, coin, knife blade, nutshell : lamnia lammina lamna she-goat : capra shelter : tectum shepherd : pastor shepherd : upilio opilio shin : crus shining : rutilus ship, vessel, boat : navis navis ship-bearing : naviger ship's station, dockyard : navale shoot up, sprout, burgeon : pullulo shoot, sprout, offspring, progeny : suboles shoot, sprout : surculus short, small, brief : brevis shortened /mutilated, defective /gelded : curtus shortness, brevity : brevitas shoulder, upper arm : umerus humerus shout of joy : jubilus shrill, rigorous : acerbus shrine : delubrum shriveled, withered, shrunken : vietus shrub, bush : frutex sick, oppressed, ill : gravatus sick : aeger, eger sickle, bill-hook, pruning hook : flax, falcis sickness, disease, illness : morbus sickness, illness : aegrotatio egrotatio sickness, mental illness : aegretudo, egretudo side, region : pars sides, flank / lungs / : latus -eris sieve, sifter : tamisium sieve : cribrum sign : indicium signal, miraculous works : signum silence, stillness, quiet, repose, obscurity : silentium silent, still : silens silly : infrunitus silver, money : argentum similar, like, equal : parilis similar, like, resembling : similis simple, unaffected : simplex simulate, immatate, represent : assimulo sin, fault, error : peccamen sin : peccatus sin : piaculum since, as, in order that, that : quatenus/quatinus since, because : quandoquidem since, indeed : siquidem since, whereas, because : quoniam single beast, head (of cattle) : pecus, pecudis single, separate, one at a time, one each : singulus singular: power, power to aid, power to help : ops sinners : maledicti sire, genitor : genitor sired, begotten, scion : genitus sit upon something, be firmly placed : insideo sitting down, loitering, hanging around /chair, seat : sessio situated : positus six months : semestris sixty : sexaginta size, breadth, dignity, grandeur, greatness : amplitudo skies, heavens, vault of heauen : caeli skilful, wise, knowing : gnarus skilful : peritus skilfully, cleverly / cunningly, slyly, subtly : callide skilled, expert : peritus skilled, ingenious : faber skillful, accomplished, skillfuly made : artificiosus skillfully, ingeniously : fabre skillfuly : artificiose skin, hide/back, rear : tergum skin : corium English-Latin Dictionary -46 skirmish, bickering, dispute, wrangling : velitatio sky, heaven : caelum sky : divum slanderous, reproachful : criminosus slanting : obliquus slantingly : fastigate slaughter, massacre : occidio slave : mancipium sleep : somnus sleepily, drowsily : somniculose sleepy, drowsy : somniculosus slight : neglectum slopes : proclivia sloping : cubans slothful : socors slow of mind, stolid : stolidus slow, late, tardy : tardus slowly, bit by bit, gradually, by degrees : sensim slowly, calmly, cooly, deliberately : lente slowness, sluggishness / apathy : lentitudo sluggish : hebes sluggish : segnis sluggish : tardus sly : subdolus slyly, deceitfuly : dolose small bag, small purse, little sack : folliculus small coin, gift : stips, stipis small host : phalangula small lamb, lambkin : agnellus small piece of flesh : caruncula small spring, little fountain : fonticulus small, little : parvus minor minimus small, puny : migrus smaller, less, slighter : minor smelly, stinking : foetidus smoky, smoke-filled : fomeus smoky, smoke-filled : fumidus smooth /gentle, kind, mild : lenis smoothness, gentleness, mildness : lenitas lenitudo snare, trap, noose : laqueus snares : insidiae so far, thus far, up to then : eatenus so large, so great, of such a size : tantus so little, so small : tantillus so many times, so often : toties, totiens so many : tot so, thus /yes, that is so, that is right : sic so, thus : ita soaring : altivolus sobbing, gasping, death rattle : singultus sobbing : singultus soft, pliant, flexible, easily moved, gentle : mollis soil : gleba solace, support : solor soldier, warrior, knight : miles militis solitary retreat : secessus some, others : alii some, several : nonnullus some times : aliquotiens some, several : aliquot some : aliqua some : aliqui some : alquod somebody else's, foreign, alien, strange, different : alienus someone having inherited, been bequeathed : relictus someone who retires / a predecessor : decessor someone, anyone, anything, (adv : aliquis someone, somebody, something : aliquid something to be ashamed of, worth blushing over : erubescundus sometimes understand, realize : animadverto sometimes, now and then, at times : interdum sometimes : nonnumquam somewhat more, rather more : plusculus somewhat obscure : subobscurus somewhat, considerably : aliquanto son : filius song, poem /prediction, incantation /religious formula : carmen soon, presently, then, thereupon : mox soothsayer : sortilegus sophism : sophisma sorrel : rumex sorrow : moestitia sorrowful : moestifer sorrowfully, dolefully : triste sought after, exquisite,excellent, fine, delicate : exquisitus soul, spirit, intellect : animus sound, healthy, sane : sanus sounding : clangor source, root, foundation : radix south wind : notos sovereignty, realm, command : imperium sower, planter : consitor sown in wheat : triticeus space, time, lapse /extension, length : tractus spade, peel for putting bread in the oven : pala sparing, thrifty, economical, moderate : parcus sparrow : passer speaking learnedly : doctiloquus English-Latin Dictionary -47 spear : cuspis spear : hasta special friendship /peculiarity : specialitas special quality /speciality : specialitas spectacle, show : spectaculum speech, address, oration : oratio speech, conference : colloquium speed, haste : festinatio speed, swiftness, rapidity, quickness : celeritas speedily, quickly, rapidly : citius speedily, rapidly, immediately, without delay : confestim spelt, grain, meal : far farris spelt : alica spider's web : aranea spirit : spiritum[Noun] spirit, wrath : animositas spirited, courageous, warlike /wild, arrogant, unbridled : ferox splendid, magnificent : splendidus splendid : luculenta splendid : opimus splendidly, greatly, terrifically : magnificabiliter splendidly, ornately, elegantly : ornate splendor, elegance : lautitia splendor, glow, elegance, brilliance, brightness : nitor spoils, booty/ hides pelt : exuviae spoils, plunder, booty : spolium spotless : purus spotted, speckled, poluted : maculosus spread around, made known : diffama (tus) spring, the production of spring : ver, veris spring : ver spur : calcar, -is squalling : vagitus square, a square : quadratus squeamish, dainty, fastidious : fastidiosus squeeze, press down, strike down : premo stag, deer : cervus stage or tent, even foliage : scaena, scena stage : status stain, blemish, disgrace, infamy /misfortune : labes labis stain, dye /decorate : pingo stain, mark, spot/ blemish, fault, flaw : macula stalk : coma stammering, stuttering, fumbling : balbus stammeringly : singultim star, constellation : astrum star : stella starry : stelliger state, citzenship, city-state, city : civitas state : respublica statement : editio statue, image : statua Stavelot : Stabulaus stay remain /lie in ambush : subsido stay : palus stay : se teneo steadfast, constant, durable : firmus steadfastness, firmness, stability, durability : stabilitas steadfastness : perseverantia steadily, firmly, dependably, steadily : constanter steady, firm, unchanging, constant, unwavering : constans steed : caballus steed : senipes steel, iron, sickel, sword : chalybs steeled, unyielding, adamant, stubborn, intransigeant : adamans steep place, the steep : arduum steeped, soaked, drenched : perfusus steer, cow : carnero stenographer, legal scribe : notarius step-daughter : privigna step-father : vitricus stern of a ship, the poop : puppis stern, harsh : severus steward, butler : promus stiffness, hardness, sterness : rigor stimulus, incentive, motive : fomes stinging, violent, bitter : acer stole, any drapery : pallium stolen property /trick, deceit : furta stong, powerful, healthy /able, worthwhile : valens stooping : pronus storehouse : spensa storm, tempest, gale : procella storm, weather : tempestas stormy : tempestuosus stout, heale, hearty : vigoratus straight, appropriate : rectus strain, effort : nixus strained, stretched /eager, zealous : contentus strategem/ science, art, skill/ craft : ars strawberries : fraga, fragorum stream, torrent : amnis street, courtyard : platea strength : robur strengthening, prop, the main point, support : firmamentum English-Latin Dictionary -48 strict, rigid, stern : austerus strict, severe /hesitating /busy : districtus (f strife, contention/ to cause strife, brawl : jurgium strike, hit, hurt, damage, offend, annoy, violate : laedo ledo striking : conspicuus striking, knocking, hitting against, blow : offensio string, thread : ligamen stripped : exorbatus striving, pursuit : consectatio stroke : ictus strong, brave, powerful, robust, steadfast, courageous : fortis strong, mighty : pollens strong, robust, able : validus strongly, bravely : fortiter strongly, powerfully /very, exceedingly : valde struck senseless : stupidus structure : compages stubbornly, obstinately : pertinaciter stud, boss, formal papal document : bulla stuffed full, crammed, jammed : differtus stuffed, crammed : refertus stuffed, jammed, crammed : effertus stuffing, filling : fartim stumble, lurch : offendo stumbling-block, quarrel : scandalum stunned, thunderstruck : attonitus stunned : stupefactus stupid, slow, dull : bardus stupidly : stolide subject to tribute : tributarius subject, topic, theme : thema subject : subditus subjected : subactus subjugate, subject : subdo subscription, signature / register : subcriptio subsequent, following, next, future : posterus, postremo substance, essence, means of subsistence, property : substantia succeeding generations, offspring, posterity : posteritas succeeding, succession, descent, descendant : successio success : prosperitas succession : successio succor, support aid, incitement, maintenance, resource, : suffragium succulent, delicious, ripe : esculentus such a long time : quamdiu such a trifle : tantillum sudden, unexpected, fresh, recent : repens sudden, unexpected : repentina sudden, unexpected : subitus suddenly, unexpectedly : repente suitable for receiving : acceptius suitable time, opportunity, convenience, use : commodum suitable, appropriate, fitting : aptus suitable, fit : habilis suited to : consentaneus summer camp, quarters, bivouac : castra aestiva summer : aestas estas summit, pillar : culmen summit : apex summoned, called : accersitus summons, call : citatio summons, citation : citatus sumptuous food, banquet, feast : epulo sun : Phoebus sun : sol solis sunset, west : occasus superfluous, unnecessary, extra : supervacuus superfluous : exuberans superintendent : curator, -oris[Noun] superior : excellens superiority, excellence : praestantia, prestantia supernal : superna supplicatingly : suppliciter supplies, foodstuffs, provisions : victualia supplies, troops, forces : copiae copie support, help, assistance : subsidium supporter, defender : defensor supporter, solacer : solator supporter : fultus supress, keep silent /convict : confuto surety, hostage : obses surface, top : superficies surname, family name, nick-name : cognomen surplus : cumulus surrender /hand over /transmit, teach : trado, tradidi, traditum surround, enclose, restrain, confine/ regulate : coerceo surrounded : constipatus survey, contemplation : contemplatio surviving, present, standing : superstes survivor of another's death : superstes suspected : suspectus swaddling clothes : pannus swampy, marshy, boggy : paludosus swddling clothes / infancy, birthplace / source, origin : incunabula English-Latin Dictionary -49 sweet : dulce[Adjective] sweet, pleasant, agreeable : dulcis sweetly, pleasantly, charmingly : dulcidine sweetness, pleasantness, charm : dulcedo swiftly flying : citivolus swine, pig, hog : sus swollen : turgida sword : gladius[Noun] sword, arms, iron, horseshoe : ferrum sword-belt : scapulare sword-fish : xiphias sword's point, sword : mucro sword : ensis sword : gladius sword : gladius swordfish : xiphias sworn : conjuratus sycamore : sycamorus sycophant : sycophanta sycophant, adulator : adulator syllable : syllaba symbol : signum symbolic : typicus symmetrical : concinnus symmetry : concinnitas sympathetic : lenis sympathize : misereor sympathy : consensus symphony : symphonia synagogue : synagoga system, manner, method, procedure, manner : ratio table : mensa tail : penis take annoyance/ moleste fero I take annoyance : moleste take up, support, raise /accept /undertake, begin : suscipio take with moderation, temper : moderor taken, captured, prisoner : captus taking by force, seizure : creptio taking of booty : praedatio taking of booty : praedatus talk, common talk, conversation, rumor : sermo talk, report, rumor, gossip, tradition : fama talkative, loquacious, garrulous : loquax, loquacis tall : procerus taper, candle : candela taste, elegance : sapor tattered : pannosa taught, instructed, learned, tutored : doctus teach, inculcate, indoctrinate : prodoceo teacher : doctor teaching : disciplina tear : fletus[Noun] tear : lacerare[Verb] tear : lacrima[Noun] tear : laniare[Verb] tear : scindere[Verb] tear : vellere[Verb] teardrop : fletus[Noun] teardrop : lacrima[Noun] tearful, mournful, shedding tears, : lacrimosus tearfully : magno cum fletu[Adverb] tearfully : multis cum lacrimis[Adverb] tearless : siccus[Adjective] tearless : sine lacrimis[Adjective] tearlessly : sine lacrimis[Adverb] tears : lacerat[Verb] tears : lacrimae[Noun] tears : laniat[Verb] tears : scissurae[Noun] tears : vellit[Verb] tears /exudations from some plants : lacrima tease : fatigare[Verb] tease : obtundere[Verb] tease : vexare[Verb] teasel : dipsacus[Noun] teases : fatiga[Verb] teases : obtundit[Verb] teases : vexa[Verb] teat : mamilla[Noun] teat : mamma[Noun] teat, breast, nipple : papilla teats : mamillae[Noun] teats : mammae[Noun] teazel : mammae[Noun] temerity : audacia tempest : procella tempestuous : procellosus Templeuve, villa near Cisoing : Templovium ten : decem (indecl tender, delicate, soft, young : tener tenera tenerum tender : tener tent : tentorium tenth : decimus termination, determination, setting of boundaries : terminatio terrible, cruel, horrible, harsh : atrox terrified : exterritus territory, limits, borders : fines tested, tried, approved, experienced : exertus that /sometimes pejorative : iste ista istud English-Latin Dictionary -50 that which can be imitated, : imitabilis that which will endure, abide : mansurus that, the former, the famous /he, she, it : ille illa illud thawed, lukewarm, tepid : egelidus the act of kissing, giving a kiss, being kissed, a kiss : basiatio the age of youth (20-40 years) : juventus the alder tree : alnus the ancients : antiquitas the ankle, ankle bone : talus the aristocratic party : optimates the back /skin, hide, leather : tergus the beginning (especially of a speech) : exordium the color of rust : ferrugo the common people, mob, rabble, mass, multitude : vulgus the common people, the masses, the crowd : plebs the country, countryside, rural area : rus, ruris the dead : silenti etc the desire to fight, pugnacity : pugnacitas the elbow /a cubit : cubitum the elk : alces the enemy : hostes hostium the eye /clearness /understanding : lumen the first man : prothoplastus the fist : pugnus the flea : pulex the gallows : infelix, arbor infelix the godfather of a man's child : compater the gospel : evangelium the groin : inguen the harvest, in-bringing, crop : messis the heel /stone, pebble /lime /goal, aim : calx the herb fennel /a rad to beat children with : ferula the herb savory : thymbra the herb thyme : thymum the highest part /whole, sum : summa the hoopoe (a bird) : epops, epopis the itch, mange, a rash : scabies the juniper tree : iuniperus the keel of a ship /ship, vessel : carina the kingfisher : alcedo the kingfisher : alcyon the lark : alauda the laurel, bay tree / triumph, victory, success : laurus the left hand, left side, left-handed : laevus levus the liver : iecur the Lower World, whale : orcus the lung : pulmo the main verb for weaving of cloth : texo the Milky Way : galactinus the Milky Way : orbis lacteus the north wind : aquilo the one : alter the other, the rest : ceterus the point of the ear, the beard on an ear of wheat : arista the publishing of a book, an announcement : editio the remaining, the rest, the others : ceteri the rest, that remaining : caetera the right hand : dextera the rush : iuncus the same as contra (against, opposite, etc : acontra the same : idem eadem idem the second, the other one : alter altera alterum the shoulder : scapulus the signer of a document : suscriptor the sooner the better : quantocius, quantotius the spruce tree : picea the starting-place of a race course : carceres the state of being mortal/ death, a dying : mortalitas the stomach, belly, abdomen : venter, ventris the tail of an animal : cauda the throat : iugulum iugulus the upper arm /strength : lacertus the very greatest : permaximum the waiting for, expectation : praestolatio prestolatio the whole, total, universe, world /university : universitas the wild grape : labruscum the work of a hangman, execution /torture : carnificina the world, the Earth : orbis terrarum the Zodiac : orbis signifer theater space reserved for the Senate / senators : orchestra theater : theatrum theft, robbery : furtum theme, title, epigram : lemma theme : thema thematis then, at that time, next, and then : tunc thence : inde[Adverb] thence, from there, for that reason, thereafter, then : inde thence, furthermore : exinde . English-Latin Dictionary -4 5 seven : septem sevenfold : septiformus severity, rigor, sternness, strictness : severitas sexual union : connubium sexual : connubialis shade : umbra, -ae. tried, approved, experienced : exertus that /sometimes pejorative : iste ista istud English-Latin Dictionary -5 0 that which can be imitated, : imitabilis that which will endure, abide : mansurus. ripe beforehand, premature : praecox, precox rise, become visible, appear : orior English-Latin Dictionary -4 3 rise, become visible, appear : orior oriri ortus rising, the rising sun / east