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for the rest, otherwise : cetera
for which reason, on which account, why :
quamobrem
for, in fact, truly (may often be omitted) : enim
for : nam
forbearance : patientia
forbidden, prohibited, not allowed : inconcessus
force, compulsion, coercion : coactum
force, power, strength, might, influence : vis vires
force : vis
ford, shallows : vadum
forehead, brow, front : frons
foreign, strange, outlandish : alienigena
foreign : exter, externus
foreigner : advena
forerunner : praecursor
forerunner : prodromus
foresight, wisdom, discretion : prudentia
foretelling, harbinger, omen, token : praenuntius,
prenuncius
forethought : provisio
forever : semper
forgery, falsehood : subjectio
forget : oblivisci[Verb]
forgetful : obliviosus[Adjective]
forgetfulness : oblivio[Noun]
forgetfulness, oblivion : oblivio
forgiveness : venia[Noun]
forgiving : clemens[Adjective]

fork : furca[Noun]
forked : bifurcus[Adjective]
forlorn : relictus
forma, shape, beauty : forma
former, one-time, deceased, late : quondam
former, prior : prior, prius
former, venerable, ancient : pristinus
formerly, once, at one time, ertswhile : quondam
forming, fashioning, shaping : formatura
formless, shapeless /deformed, hideous : informis
forthwith, without delay : continuo
fortification, protection, defenses : munimentum
fortification : munimen
fortifications : munita
fortified : munitus
fortifying, defense works, bridging, fortification :
munitio
fortress : castrum
fortress : pugnaculum
fortunate, lucky /wealthy, rich : fortunatus
fortunate, lucky, happy : fortunatus
fortunately, happily : fortunate
fortune, luck, fate, chance : fortuna
fortune, wealth : dapes
forty : quadraginta
forward, further on, continuously, immediately :
protinus
forward, further, next, in turn, (of time) long ago :
porro
forward, straight ahead, to sum up, utterly,

wholly : prorsus
foster-father, patron, advocate, protector,
educator : altor
foul, fithly : foedis-e
foul, impure : immundus
foul, ugly, disgraceful, morally corrupt : turpis
foulness : squalor
fouly, in a filty manner : foede
found out, discovered : evestigatus
founder of a family, ancestor : progenitor
fountain, spring / fresh water / source, origin :
fons, fontis
four : quattuor
four times /again and again : quater
four-horse team : quadrigae
fourth : diatesseron
fourth : quartus
four-wheeled baggage wagon : carrus
four-wheeled carriage : carruca
fowler, hunter of birds : volator
fox : vulpes, volpes
fragile, easily broken / fleeting, transitory : fragilis
fragrant : odorifera
frailness, weakness, fragility, frailty : fragilitas
frailty : fragilitas
Frankish people : Francigeni
Frankish : Francisca
Franks : Franci
frantic, inspired, thunder-struck, stunned :
attonbitus

fraud, deceit, guile, treachery, a trap : dolus
fraud, deceit, trickery : fraudatio
fraud : fraus
free birth, noble-mindedness, frankness,
openness : ingenuitas
free time, leisure, ease, peace, repose : otium
free, independent, unrestricted : liber libera,
liberum
free-born, noble-minded, upright, honorable :
ingenuus
freedom, liberty, independence / frankness,
candor : libertas
freely, easily : expedite
freely, openly, frankly : libere
freely, willingly, happily : grate
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frenzy : rabies
frequency, crowding : frequentatio
frequent abode in a place : conversatio
frequent, repeated : crebra
frequently : frequenter
friend, comrade : amicus
friendship, alliance : amicitia
friight, fear, terror : terror
from above, above : superne
from above : desuper
from all sides, everywhere, on all sides, altogether
: undique
from both sides, on both sides : utrimque

from different directions : hinc inde
from every quarter, in every part of the world :
undique secus
from generation to generation : progenierum
from heaven : caelitus
from infero "they would cause : ;;illaturos
from infero to cause, occasion, etc : illata
from probo-are, to judge, test, examine :
probatur
from somewhere, from anywhere : alicunde
from this place, hence : hinc
frost, chill, cold : gelu
frugality, economy, pinching pennies : frugalitas
fruit, apple : pomum
fruit, profit, enjoyment, produce : fructus fructus
fruitful and abundant supply : copia cornu
fruitful, fertile, productive : fertilis
fruitful, fertile : fructuarius
fruitful : genitalis
fruitful : uber
fruitlessly, to no purpose : nequiquam
fruits of the earth, success : frux
fruits of the earth : frux, frugi
full of bustle, turbulent : tumultuosa
full of confidence : credulus
full of dust : pulverulentus
full of mistakes, shot with errors : mendiosus
full of wind, windy, breezy : ventosus
full, complete, full, satisfied, rich, mature, plump :
plenus

fully, at length, copiously : copiose
funeral oration : epitaphium
funeral rites : obsequium funeris
furious : saevus
furniture, apparatus, gear : supellex, supellectilis
fury : furor
future infinitive of sum : fore, forem
gage, collateral, surety, pawn : pignus
gain, profit : lucrum
game, sport, school : ludus
game : ludicrum
game : venatus
gangway of a ship : forus
garden, grounds, park : hortus ortus
garland, pedigree : stemma
garment : supparum
garment : vestimentum
garret, attic : cenaculum
garrison of a fortress : castellani
garrison troops, assistance, aid : praesidium
gate, entrance : porta
gather, regather, flock together : recolligo
gaze : obtutus
gazelle, wild goat : oryx, origis
gem : gemma
Gembloux : Gemblacensis
general, leader, commander, guide : ductor
generally, in general : universe
genius, disposition, talent, tendency, metier :
indoles

gentle : lenis
gentleness : humanitas
gently : leniter
gently : molliter
genuine : sincerus
German war cry : baritus, barritus
get one's wish, obtain one's desire : insumo
Ghent : Gandavum
ghost, spirit, specter : phasma phasmatis
gift, present, donation : donum
gift, present, spectacle, function, tribute, service :
munus
gift, present : charisma, carisma
gift, votive offering : donum
gifts, tax, annual render : census
ginger : gingiber
girded : praebalteata
girdle : balteus
girl : pualla
girl : puella
give security, mortgage : caveo
given up on / desparate : desparatus
given : donatus
giving milk : lactans
giving of help, administration, government :
administratio
glad delighted : laetus
gladdening, joyous, spreading happiness :
laetificus, letificus
glitter, gleam, shine, sparkle, flash, be bright :

mico
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glittering : fulgidus
glittering : nitida
gloom, melancholy : senium
gloomy, malicious : ater
glorious : decorum[Adjective]
glorious, full of glory : glorificus
glory, prize, award for victory, salvation : palma
glory : doxa
glow, kindle : incalesco
glowing, hot, heated /(character) heated, fiery :
fervens
glue : gluten
glutton : gluto
gluttonous, voracious : vorax
gnash the teeth, crush, bruise, grind : frendo
go : Ite[Verb]
go : eo, ire, ii, itum[Verb]
go about, go ahead, proceed, attack : grassor
go, hasten, rush : vado
goad : stimulo
go-between : internuntius
god-fearing : religiosus
god : deus
godson : filiolus
going on foot, walking /foot-soldier, infantryman
: pedes
going out, going forth, exit, end, finish : exitus

gold : aurum
golden : aureus
good : bonus, -a, -um[Adjective]
good (melior = better / optimus = best ) : bonus
good fortune : prospera
good qualities, gifts, blessings as well as material
properties : bona
good! well done! good job! : eu, euge, eugepae
goodwill, emotion, disposition of mind : affectus
goose : anser
gout : podagra
government, reins : habenae
grace, esteem, obligation, thanks : gratia
grace, indulgence, favor, pardon, forgiveness :
venia
gracious : gratuita
gracious : propitius
gradually, litle by little : paulatim
grain : frumentum
grandfather : avus
grandson : nepos nepotis
granted that, although / it is allowed, one may or
can : licet
grasping, stingy, cligning, frugal, obstinate : tenax
grass : gramen
gratitude, favor : gratia
grave, tomb, sepulcher : sepulchrum
great ancestor : archipater
great-grandfather : proavus
great-grandson : pronepos proneptos

great-great-grandfather : abavus
great-great-grandson : abnepos
great-great-great grandfather, ancestor : atavus
great : grandis
greatly, exceedingly, to the highest degree, very :
maxime
greed : avaritia[Noun]
greed : cupiditas
greedy, avaricious : avarus
green, fresh, immature, untimely / undigested /
harsh : crudus
green : viridis
grey hair /old age : canities
grief, sorrow : moeror
grimacing, affected : vultuosus
groan, moan : gemitus
grotto : antrum
ground, earth, soil /land, country : humus
ground, milled (of grain) : militus
growing-together : concretio
growth, enlargement, increase : auctus
growth, increase / offspring : incrementum
guarantor : cautor
guard, garrison, detachment /protection :
praesidium
guard : custos
guard : praeses
guardian, keeper, watchman, attendant,
guard/spy : custos, custodis
guardian, overseer : curator

guardian : susceptor
guardianship : custodia
guards, wardens : custodiae custodie
guest, host, stranger : hospes
guider, leader, director, ruler, master : rector
guilt : crimen
guiltless, innocent : insons insontis
guts, intestines : ile
gymnasium, wrestling school : palestra
haberdasher : linteo -onis (m)[Noun]
haberdashery : taberna -ae (f)[Noun]
habit : consuetudo -inis (f)[Noun]
habitation : habitatio -onis (f)[Noun]
habitual : usitatus -a -um[Adjective]
habitually : de more[Adverb]
hailstorm : grano, onis
hair of the head, leaves, rays of light : coma
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hair, locks : crines
hair : capillus
hair : crinis
hair : saeta
hair/ tail of comet, rays of sun : crinis
hairy, covered with hair : pilosus
half : dimidium
halter, harness, mazzle : capistrum
Hames : Heniis Harniis
hand to hand, in close combat : comminus
hand, band, handwriting : manus manus

handed down from one's forefathers : patrius
hands : manus
hanging : pensilis
happily : feliciter
happiness, felicity, blessedness : beatitas
happiness : felicitas
happy, fortunate : felix
harbor : portus
hard stone, sharp, rock, flint : silex, silicis
hard, harsh, tough, strong,enduring, / rough,
rude, uncouth : durus
hard : edurus
hardened by age, of long-standing : inveteratus
hardip, fatigue, distress : labor
hardship, exertion : labor
hardy, robust : robustus
hare, rabbit : lepus
hark! : heus
harmful, hostile : obnoxius
harmonious, united : concordis
harmonious : multicanus
harmoniously : congruenter
harmony in musical context : pax
harrowing : occatio
harshly : severiter
harshness, bitterness, anguish : acerbitas
hashness, cruelty, frightfulness, barbarity, horror :
atrocitas
Hasnon : Hasnonium
hastening, hasty : festinus

hastily, quickly, rapidly : cursim
hastily : festinanter
hated exceedingly : exosus
hated, hateful : invisus
hateful : perosus
hatred : odium
hauberk [a coat of chain mail], a knight's service :
lorica
haughtiness : fastus
haughtiness : supercilium
haughtiness : supersilium
have confidence in, be confident of, rely upon :
confido
have one's hands full, have enough to do : satago
having a set or standard form, / formal : formalis
having been brought : allatus (=adfero)
having large lips : labiosus
having professed monastic vows : professus
having to do with dice or dice-playing : talarius
hay : faenum, fenum
hazardous, dangerous : periculosus
he says : ait
he who was born of the word (Christ) : Verbigena
he, she, it says : inquit
he, she, or it begins, begins to speak : infit
head / top, summit /chief /capital /leader, captain
: caput, capitis
headband (worn by a priest), insignia : infula
headlong fall : praecipitium
headstrong : ferox

health, good health, bad health : valetudo
health, safety, well-being, salvation /salutation :
salus
health, soundness of mend, sanity : sanitas
health : sospitas
hear a little : subaudio
hearer, listener : auditor
hearsay, rumor, gossip : rumor
heart, breast : pectus, pectoris
heat, tide : aestus estus
heathenism : gentilitas
heaven, breeze : aura
heaven, heavenly/celestial : aether, aetherius
heaven, home of the gods, height of eminence :
Olympus
heavenly, celestial / noun, a god, dweller in
heaven : caelestis
heavenly, starry : sidereus
heavenly : uranicus
heavily, seriously : graviter
heavy javelin : pilum
heavy, weighty, serious, important /severe,
grievous : gravis
hedge, fence, enclosure, haye : saepe, sepe
height : proceritas
heinousness, savagery, frightfulness : immanitas
Helchin on the left bank of the Scheldt : Helcim
hell, abyss, chasm : abyssus
helm : gubernaculum
helmet : galea

help, support, military aid : solacium
hemlock : cicuta
hen : gallina
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herd of cattle : pecus, pecoris
herd : armentum
heritable estate : alodus
herrings, pickled fish : allec
heteroclite : carbasus
hidden, concealed /secretly : occultus
hidden, concealed : absconditus
hide, fleece, skin : velius, velieris
high price /high cost of living /dearness, affection
: caritas
high spirit, courage /arrogance, ferocity : ferocia
high wave, self-exaltation : elatio
higher : superus
highwayman, robber, brigand, bandit /
mercenary soldier : latrunculus
hilly : tumulosus
hilt : capulum
himself, herself, itself, =se : sese
himself, herself, itself : ipse ipsa ipsum
himself, herself, itself : sui
hindrance, impediment, obstacle, difficulty :
impedimentum
hindrance : impeditio
hire, employ for wages, among many other
meanings : conduco

his own very self : ipsemet
hitherto, up to this point, so far : hactenus
ho! : eia
hold off, hold back, detain : detineo
hold together, keep together, connect, join :
contineo
hold, abide : possideo
holding, tenure, feudal holding, by feudal tenure :
tenura
holdings : possessiones
hole, opening, aperture : foramen, foraminis
hole, pit : cavus
hollow out, excavate/ pierce/ dig, cultivate : cavo
hollow place, cavity, cave, cavern : caverna
hollow place, cavity/ cave/ pit : caveo, cavea
hollow, basket, bed (of a river) : alveus
holy mass : missa
holy, sacred, /saint : sanctus
honest, godly, holy, pious, dutiful, patriotic : pia
pium
honey : mel mellis
honeyed, sweet as honey : mellitus
honor, dignity, ornament : decus
honor, esteem, public office : honor
honorable, respectable /fine, beautiful /proper :
honestus
honorably, respectfully, with deference, duly :
honorifice
hope : spes
horn : cornu

horrible, dreadful : horrendus
horror : horror
horse, steed, mount : equus
horse-fly, frenzy : oestrus
horse-hair : saeta equina
horseman, cavalry man rider (classical) : eques,
equitis
horseman : eques
hospitality /guest chambers, inn : hospitium
host, band of warriors : phalanx
host : agmen
hostile attack, coming together : congressio
hostile or enemy, armed : hostilis
hostile, agressive /(arms) aimed, ready /(spirit)
dangerous : infensus
hotly, warmly : ferventer
hour, time : hora
house, home, residence : domus
household articles, furniture, goods : suppellex,
suppellectilus
household furniture, goods : supellectilis
household, house, abode : domus
how far, to what extent, where, seeing that :
quatenus, quatinus
how great, as great as : quantus
how great?, how great!, how much, as great as :
quantus
how many, as many (indecl : quot
how much?, how much!, as much as : quantum
how, in what manner : quemadmodum

how? /just as, lust like : quemadmodum
however great : quantuscumque, quantacumque,
quantumcumque
however often : quotienscumque
however, but : tamen
howling : ululatus
huge bulk, massive building, might : moles
human being, man : homo hominis
human race : genus hominum
humble : humilis
humbly, softly, calmly, modestly : summisse
humility : humilitas
hunger, emptiness /meagerness, poverty :
ieiunitas
hunger : esuritio
hunter, huntsman : venator
hunting, game, the chase : venatio
hurricane : turbo
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husband of a grand-daughter : progener
husband : maritus
hut, cottage, cabin : casa
huy, belgium, between liege and namur :
Hoienses
hypocrite : hypocrita
hypocrite : simulator
I say : inquam
I, self : ego
ice : glacies

icy coldness : gelus
icy, frozen, full of ice : glacialis
icy : gelidus
ideal : specimen
if ever : quando
if not, unless, except : nisi
If only that were true! Would that it were the
case! : utinam
if : si
ignominy, : pudor
ignorant, not knowing : ignarus
ill, diseased, unwell : aegrus
ill, sick : aegrotus
illustrious, eminent, distinguished : egregius
illustrious : inclitus
image, likeness : imago
imbibe, drink in /think up, conceive : imbibo
imbued : suffusus
imitable : imitabilis
immediately : illico
immoderate, excessive, beyond measure :
immodicus
immortal : immortalis
impenetrable : impenetrabiilis
imperious, dominering, powerful : imperiosus
impetuously : vehementer
import : affamen
impossible to catch, incomprehensible :
incomprehensibilis
impostor : praestigiator

impregnable, unconquerable, not to be taken by
force : inexpugnabilis
imprisonment, bondage, captivity, servitude :
ligatio
imprisonment : captio
improvident, negligent, thoughtless, feckless :
improvidus
impudent, shameless, insolent, presumptuous :
impudens
impudently, insolently, presumptuously :
impudenter
impurities : faex
in a certain way, in a certain measure :
quodammodo
in a confused way, fumbling : confusim
in a cruel manner : crudeliter
in a hostile manner, belligerently : infeste
in an unseemly manner : turpiter
in another way, somehow else, in a different
fashion : aliusmodi
in any respect whatever : ullatenus
in chains (slaves and prisoners) : ferratilis
in comparison with : prae quam, pre quam
in different ways : alius, aliter
in every way : omnifariam
in fact, real, true : vere
in fact, truly, indeed : enim
in great profusion, profusely, abundantly :
abunde
in his own name : verbis suis, meis, etc

in many ways, in various ways : multipliciter
in many ways : multifariam
in no wise : nequaquam
in no wise : nullatenus
in order that : quatenus
in order to, for the sake of, to : gratia
in reality : revera
in reserve : subsidarius
in rich abundance : cumulatius
in single fortresses : castellatim
in the common way, ordinary manner : vulgariter
in the end : iam tandem
in the highest : in excelsis
in the least degree, very little/not at all, by no
means : minime
in the rear, fom behind : tergo (a tergo )
in the same place, at the moment, in that matter :
ibidem
in time past : pridem
in troops, in masses : catervatim
in troops, or crowds : gregatim
in truth, indeed, to be sure /however : vero
in truth : re vera
in turn, on the other hand : vicissim
in vain, mistakenly, wantonly, without reason :
frustra
in vain : casso
in vain : incassum
in vilages, in a village manner, in a rusticway :
pagatim

in want of, in need of, destitute : egenus
in what manner, how/ in whatever way, somehow
: quomodo
incentive : stimulus
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incessantly : incessanter
incited : instigatus
inciter : aspirator
inclined to steal, : furax
inclined, ready : proclivus
inclining toward : petitus
inconsiderate, without advice : inconsultus
inconsistent, changeable, fickle, unreliable /
faithless : inconstans
inconsolable / uncurable : inconsolabilis
inconstan : devius
inconstantly, changeably, inconsistently :
inconstanter
incontinent : incontinens
inconvenience, uncomfortable / disadvantage :
incommoditas
inconvenience, unseemly event : inopportunitas
inconvenient, troublesome, irksome :
incommodus
inconveniently : incommode
increase, enlarge, enrich : augeo
increase, enlargement, growth : autus
increase, growth : augmentum
increasingly : incrementabiliter

incredible, unbelievable : incredibilis
incredulous : incredulus
indeed, certainly, at least/ : quidem
indeed : enimvero
indefatigable : impiger
indescribable, inexpressible : indicibilis
indescribable : inennarabilis
indestructible : indissolubilis
indifferently : indifferente
indigence, poverty, destitution : indigentia
indigenous, born from the earth, human being :
terrigenus
indignant : indignatus
indignation : indignatio
indiscreetly : inconsulte
indiscrimately : promisce, promiscue
indiscriminately : indifferenter
indisposition : imbecillitas
indissoluble : insolubilis
indulgence, forbearance, humanity, mercy,
gentleness, etc : clementia
indulgence, pliancy, submission : obsequium
indulgent : indulgens
industrious, diligent, assiduous, hard-working :
industrius
ineffectual, unproductive, profitless /weak :
inefficax
ineffectually, vainly, in vain, : inefficaciter
inestimable : inaestimabilis
inexpensive, cheap, economical : insumptuosus

inexpressible : inedicibilis
infamous : flagitiosa
infancy, babyhood : infantia
infection : contagio
inferior, bad, wicked, persistent, perverse, bold :
improbus
infirm, decrepit : decrepitus
infirmity : infirmitas
inflation, flatulence : inflatio
informant : intentor
ingenious, adroit, skilled, ready, well-disposed :
solers
ingenuity : sollertia
ingenuity : versutia
inhabitants of a district, country-folk, peasants :
pagenses
inhabitants : commorantes
inheritance, often simply "property : ;hereditas
inhospitable : inhospitalis
inhospitable : inhospitus
inhumanly : inhumane
injury, damage, hurt /injustice, wrong : iniuria
injustice, iniquity, unfairness : iniquitas
innate character, talent, nature : ingenium
inner feeling, secret heart : sinus
innocent, without blame, guiltless : inculpatus
innocent : indemnis
innocent : innocuus
innundation /scouring /discharge : proluvier
inquire, interrogate, investigate : percontor

percunctor
insane, mad, out of one's mind, foolish : demens,
dementis
insanity, irrationality, madness, folly : insania
inscribe, entitle, enlist : inscribo
inside the walls of the town : per moenia urbis
insignia of office, headband, fillet : infula
insignificant, very small : pusillus
insolence, incivility : importunitas
insolent : contumax
insolently : contumeliose
inspired, raging, furious : furibundus
instantly, immediately : statim
instructed : aspersus
instruction, injunction, command, precept :
praeceptum, preceptum
instruction, teaching / knowledge, learning :
eruditio
instructor, teacher, schoolmaster : magister
instrument, musical instrument : organum
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insult : vituperium
integrity : integritas
intelligence : nous
intensely, very much, extremely, greatly : valde
intensely : valde
intention, declaration : propositum
intention, plan, aim, design, purpose : intentio
intentionally, on purpose, designedly : consilio

intercession by saint with god, church province :
suffragium
intercessor, one who pleads on behalf :
deprecator
interchanged, mutually, reciprocal / reciprocity :
mutuus
internal, inner : intestinus
interrogation, inquiry : interrogatio
interval, space : intercapedo
interval : interpolatio
interval : spatium
intimacy, nearness, closeness : propinquitas
intricate, thorny : scrupulosa
inundation : eluvio
invader : pervasor
invaluable : inaestimandus
invective, scolding : invectio
investigate, ask, inquire/ vote, ordain, resolve :
scisco
investigation, interrogation : quaesitio, quesitio
investigation : indagatio
invigorating : vegetabilis
invocation, an invoking : invocatio
inward, inner, internal, interior : penitus
Irish : Hirenses, Irenses
iron : ferrum, -i (n
iron implement : ferramentum
iron, sword : ferrum
iron-clad : ferratus
ironically, with a smile : irrisorie

ironically : ironice
irrational : insensatus
irregularly, in a disorderly manner : incomposite
irremediable : desperata
irreproachable, chaste : integer
island : insula
it causes shame : pudet
it is agreed, it is resolved, it seems good : placet
it is certain : constat
it is clear, clearly, namely : videlicet
it is finished /right away, immediately : ilicet
it is fitting, it is proper, reasonable, becoming :
oportet
it is needful, it behooves : oportet
it is proper, one should, one ought : oportet
it is raining, a shower is falling : pluit, pluvit
it is right, it is fitting, it is lawful : fas est
it is seemly, comely, suitable, proper : decet
it is worthwhile : operae pretium est
javelin, spear, arrow, bolt, dart : telum
jaw : mala
jay, magpie : pica
jealousy : zelus
joke, jest, jape, gag : iocus
joy, delight, happiness : gaudium
joy, gladness, delight : laetitia
joy, rejoicing : tripudium
joyous, glad : laetabilis letabilis
judge, juror : iudex
judge : censor

judgment, case/ plea, litigation / defense :
placitum
judgment, decision, opinion, trial : iudicium
judgment : arbitrium
judicial investigation : quaestio
just as if : proinde quasi, proinde ac si
just as many : totidem
just as, in whatever manner/way : qualiter
just as : proinde ut, proinde quam
just short of : iuxta
just so : secus, non secus, haud secus
just, right, equitable, fair, lawful, proper : iustus
justice, fairness, equity : aequitas, equitas
justice, fairness, equity : iustitia
justice, law, right /broth, soup : ius iuris
jutting out, standing out /a projection :
prominens
keen scenter, sharp nosed : odorus
keeness, edge, sharpness, battle-line, battlefield :
acies
keep back, hold back, reserve /keep, preserve :
reservo
keeper of a bathhouse : balneator
keeper of a tomb : tumbarius
kidnapper, plagiarist : plagiarius
kill : neco, necare, necavi, necatum[Verb]
killed : necatus[Adjective]
kin : parentela
kind, friendly, generous/ abundant, bounteous :
benignitas

kind, generous / nourishing : almus
kind, generous, helpful : benignus
kind, generous, obliging : beneficus
kind, sort, class, category : genus
kindly, generously : benigne
kindness, benevolence, kindliness : beneficentia
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kindness, culture, refinement : humanitas
kindred : cognatio
king : rex regis
kinsman : propinquus
kneeling, entreating, suppliant : supplex
knowing, acquainted with, expert : gnarus
knowledge, science, skill : scientia
knowledge : gnaritas
knowledge : scientia
knowledge, information, data, notes : notitia
label, title, placard : titulus
labor, work, toil : labor laboris
laboriously, with great effort : laboriose
lack of culture, state of being uncivilized and/or
uncouth : barbaria
lack of hospitality : inhospitalitas
lack of restraint, incontinence : incontinencia
lack, want, penury : penuria, penurium
lad : pusio
lady, mistress : domina, domna
laid up store, foundation, establishment, making :
condita

lame : claudus
lamentable, deplorable, woeful : lacrimabilis
lamentable, doleful : flebilis
lamentable, mournful : lamentabilis
lamentation, mourning, grief : luctus
lamentation, mourning, weeping : ploratio
lamp-stand : candelabrum
lamp : lucerna
lamp : lucinaria
lances : lancea
land, country, soil, ground/ bottom, floor,
foundation : solum
land, countryside, fields : ager
language, tongue, speech : lingua
Laon : Laudunum
large crowd, audience, assembly : celebratio
large stone : saxum
large, great, important : magnus maior maximus
large, spacious, ample /great important,
honorable : amplus
lashing : verber
last will, testament / meaning, sense : voluntas
lasting a long time, enduring, long-lived :
diutinus
lasting a long time, of long duration : diuturnus
lasting for fifteen years : trilustralis
lasting three days : tricesimus, triduana
lasting three days : triduana
laudation : praeconium
laughter : risus

lavish : prodigus
law : lex,legis[Noun]
law, statute /covenant, agreement : lex legis
law : lex
lawful, licit, right, proper, legitimate : legitiums
lawgiving : legifer
lax, weak, wanting in energy, dissolute, profligate
: dissolutus
lay up, store, hoard : recondo
lazy, listless, inert, sluggish cowardly, a coward :
ignavus
lazy, slow, dull : piger pigra pigrum
lazy, unmotivated : desidiosus
lead : ducere[Verb]
lead, a bullet, lead pipe : plumbum
leaden, made of lead /dull, stupid, heavy,
opressive, bad : plumbeus
leader, guide, commander, general, duke : dux
ducis
leaf : folium
leafy : foliatus
lean, thin, skinny : macilentus
least, smallest, slightest : minimus
leather cuirass : lorica
leather sandal worn by pyrenean peasants :
auarca
leave off, give over, cease, stop, end, desist :
desino
left behind : relictus
left over, to spare, extra, superfluous : susicivus

left-handedly, awkwardly : laeve leve
leg, shank, shin, also foot : crur, cruris
legal competence : potestas
legal : forensis, e
legatee : legatarius
legi, lectum, to collect, gather together, assemble
: colligo
legion : legio
length : longitudo
lentil : lens, lentis
leopard, panther : panthera
let down, lowered, gentle, mild : summissus (from
summitto)
let slip : amitto
lethargic, inactive /slow, lingering : lentus
letter (of the alphabet) : littera
letter, document : tabellae
letter, epistle, missive, message : epistola
letter, epistle, missive, message : epistula
lettuce : lactuca
Leuze : Lutosensis
level ground : planum
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level place, field, plain : campus
level, even, calm, equal, favorable, just : aequus,
equus
lewd : incestus
libation : libatio
liberality : probitas

license, leave, authorization /freedom, liberty /
licentiousness : licentia
Liege : Leodie
Liege : Leodium
Liessies : Lesciense, monastery of
life, soul : anima
life, way of life : vita
lifeless : exanimus
light : lux,lucis[Noun]
light, lamp, lantern /light of day : lumen
light, lamp : luminarium
light, slight, trivial /beardless, bald /light-armed :
levis
light-armed troops : veles
light : lux lucis
lightly, softly, slightly : leviter
lightness, levity /fickleness, inconstancy
/groundlesness : levitas
like marble : marmoreus
like, similar, resembling : similis
likeness, face, visage : visio
likeness, resemblance/ uniformity : similitudo
likewise, equally, in like manner, as well : pariter
Lille : Insula
limbs : artus
limpid, liquid : liquidus
line, verse : versus
linnen, napkin : linteum
lion : leo
lioness : lea, leana

lip : labia labium
lip, edge, rim /bathing tub : labrum
lips : labiae
liquid : latex
litany : letanie
litter, bier : lectica
little book : libellus
little by little : unciatim
little tents : magalia
little, small, diminutive / a little, a bit :
aliquantulus
live-giving, life-restoring : vivificus
lively, fresh, vigorous : vegetus
lively : vivax
living, manner of life / nourishment, food : victus
lizard : lacerta
Lo! Behold! See! : ecce
load, burden, weight, trouble / charge, public
road tax : onus
loaded : oneratus
loathing, fiercely hating, despising : exosus
loathsome : taeter
loftily : sublimiter
loftiness, height, elevation, sublimity : sublimitas
loftiness : celsitudo
lofty, raised, elevated, sublime : sublimis
log, stump, tree trunk, branch, post, club : stipes
lonely, unfrequented places : devia
long duration : dirunitas
long duration : diurnitas

long haired : crinitus
long, stretching : prolix
long : longus
longed-for : optatus
longer, too long (a period of time) : diutius
long-suffering : patiens
lonliness, solitude, being alone : solitas
look, aspect, appearance : vulticulus
loosening /payment /solution /explanation :
solutio
lord, elder : senior
lord, master : dominus
lordship, dominion : dominatio, dominium
loss, damage, injury /a fine : damnum
loss, damage : damnum
loss, destruction : perditio
loss : amissio, amissus
lot, allotment, share, fortune : sors
loud or violent speech / declamatio : declamatio
love : amare
love, affection, infatuation, passion : amor
love, solicitude, esteem : dilectio
loveliness, charm, attractiveness, beauty :
venustas
loveliness : venustas
lovely, charming : venustus
low down : infra inferius infimus
Lower World : Herebus
lowly, humble : humilis
lucky, fortunate, happy : felix felicis

lukewarm : tepidus
lump, swelling /pellet, shot /mass of something :
offa
lurking-hole : latibulum
lust-producing : genialis
lute : plectrum
luxurious, pleasure-seeking : voluptuosus
luxuriously, delicately, slowly : delicate