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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
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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
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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]
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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