ENGLISH-LATIN DICTIONARY - part 2 potx

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completion, summing up, adding up :
consummatio
compliant : obsequens
composite, made up of different substances,
heterogenous : alienigenus
composition, agreement, pact/ arrangement :
compositio
comrade, companion in war : commilito
comtemptible : reprobabilis
conceited : ventosa
concept, idea : informatio
concern, solicitude, worry : sollicitudo
concern : cura
conciliation : concilium
concord, harmony, agreement : concordia
condemn : damno
condemnation : damnatio
condemnation : damnatio
condemnation : damnatio
condemnations : damnationes
condemnatory : damnatiorius[Adjective]
condemned : damnatus[Adjective]
condemning : damnans, -ntis[Noun]
condition, good health : valetudo
condition : fortuna
condition : habitudo
conduct, play an instrument : moderor
cone shaped : tubineus
confederacy : conjuratio

confederate : complex
conference, meeting, negotiation : placitum
confessor, penintentiary : penintentiarius
confidence, trust, assurance : fiducia
confident, without fear, courageous : fidens
confidential friendship, intimacy : familiaritas
confidently : fiducialiter
confine, restrain, hold back, repress : cohibeo
conformation : formamentum
confused, disorderly /embarassed, troubled,
confounded : confusus
conj, and not : nec
conj, for, for example, instance : nam
conj, on the one hand, but if, if : sive
connect join, twine, join in conflict : concero
connected together, continuous, uninterrupted :
continuus
connection, joining : iunctio
conquer, overcome, master, win, surpass, excel :
vinco vici victum
conscience, consciouness, knowledge :
conscientia
conscious of, aware of : conscius
consequence, issue, result, occurrence,
experience : eventus, eventum
consequently, therefore, as a result : proinde
consideration, pondering : meditatio
consistently : convenienter
consolation : refrigerium
consort : conjux

conspiracy, plot : coniuratio
conspirator, plotter : coniuratus
constancy, firmness, solidity : constantia
constant motion, restlessness : instabilitas
constant : constans
constellation, star : sidus
constrained : coactus
constructor : compactor
consumption, tuberculosus : phthisis
contagion, infection /touching, contact : contagio
contagium
containing nine eighths : sesquioctavus
contemplate : contemplari[Verb]
contemplate : intueri[Verb]
contemplation : contemplatio[Noun]
contemplation : intuitus
contemporaneous : quod eodem tempore
est[Adjective]
contemporary : aequalis[Adjective]
contempt : contemptus[Noun]
contempt : fastidium[Noun]
contempt : aspernatio
contemptible : abiectus[Adjective]
contemptible : contemnendus[Adjective]
contemptible : contemptus[Adjective]
contemptible : turpis[Adjective]
contemptuous : despiciens
contemptuously : contemptim
contend : certare
contend : contendere

contend : decernere
contends : certat[Verb]
contends : decernit[Verb]
content : contentus
contented : contentus[Adjective]
contented, satisfied : contentus
contentedly : aequo animo[Adverb]
contentedness : animus contentus[Noun]
contentious : pugnax[Adjective]
contentious : litigiosus
contentment : animus contentus[Noun]
contents : quod in libro continetur[Noun]
conterminous : confinis[Adjective]
contest : certamen[Noun]
contest : certatio[Noun]
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contest : contendere[Verb]
contest : contentio[Noun]
contest, contention, rivalry of any kind, conflict :
certamen
contest, impulse : conflictus
context : argumentum[Noun]
context : ratio verborum[Noun]
contexts : argumenti[Noun]
contiguity : propinquitas[Noun]
contiguity : vicinitas[Noun]
contiguous : confinis[Adjective]
contiguous : continens[Adjective]
continence : continentia[Noun]

continence : temperantia[Noun]
continent : castus[Adjective]
continent : continens[Noun]
continual, ceaseless, perennial, constant : jugis
continual, perpetual : jugis
continually, perpetually, constantly / instantly :
jugiter
continuously, without remission : adsidue assidue
contradiction, opposition : contradictio
contrary, opposed : contrarius
contributor : collator
contriver, inventor, discoverer : inventor
controversy, straining : contentio
convenience, advantage, opportunity, comfort :
commodum
convenience, fitness, advantage, opportunity :
oportunitas
conveyance, vehicle : vehiculum
cookie : crustulum
cookies : crustuli
copiously, affluently : affluenter
copiously-flowing : multifluus
copper kettle, basin, cauldron : lebes
copper ore / brass : orichalcum
copulation : concubitus
Corbie : Corbeiam
corner, niche : angulus
corpse : cadaver
corrector, editor : emendator
corridor, aisle : andron

corrupt, awry : perversa
corselet, breastplate : thorax
cotton cloths, linens : byssus
council : concilium
counsellors : consiliarii
countenance : aspectus
counterfeit : simulatus
countess : cometissa, comitissa
countless : innumerus
country house, country estate, manor, village :
villa
countryman, peasant, pagan : paganus
courage, untamed spirit /arogance : ferocitas
courage, vivacity, bravery, will, spirit, soul :
animus
courage : fortitudo
courageous, ardent, passionate, furious :
animosus
course, progress, movement : tractus
course : cursus
court, hall : aula
court : curia
courteous, generous, gentlemanly : liberalis
courteous, kind, friendly, obliging : comis
courteous : affabilis
courteously, dutifully, solemnly, ceremoniously :
officiose
courteously, generously, honorably : liberaliter
courteously, in a kindly, friendly manner : comiter
courteously : dignanater

Courtrai : Corturiacum
Courtrai : Courtacum
Courtrai : Curtracus
covenant, assembly : conventio
covenanted : compacta
cover with earth, bury, : humo
cover, put on clothing, erase writing, revoke,
anull : induco
covered wholly : cooperio
covering, garment : velamen
covering, monk's garb, nun's veil, mantle :
pallium
covering : obductio
covering : tegmen
coverlet, mantle, cloak : pallium
covert, hidden recess : latebra
cow, ox, bull : bos (bovis)
cowl : cuculla
crab /the direction south /heat of summer
/disease of cancer : cancer
cracks : confraga
cradle : cunabula
craftsman, artisan : faber
crafty, cunning, sly, deceitful : dolosus
crafty : vafra
crashing : fragor
create : creare
created : creatus
creating : creans, -ntis
creator creator, -oris (m : )[Noun]

creator, founder : creator
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creator : conditor
creators : creatores
creature, servant : creatura
credible : credebilis, -e[Adjective]
credible : probabilis
credibly : credebiliter[Adverb]
creditor : creditor, -oris (m
creditors : creditores, -ium (m
credulity : credulitas, -atis (f
credulous : credulus[Adjective]
credulously : credule[Adverb]
crescent-shaped : lunatus
crest, plume / rooster's comb : crista
crested, plumed : cristatus
crime, sin, evil deed, wickedness : scelus
crocodile : crocodilus
crocus, saffron / yellow, saffron-colored : crocus
crooked, with tortuous bends : anfractus
crookedness, depravity, deformity, perversity :
pravitas
cross : crux crucis
crossbar, beam of scales /crest, ridge : iugum
crossing, passing over, transit /changing,
alteration : transitus
cross-road : compitum
crossroads, place where four roads meet :
quadrivium

crowd, herd, flock : grex
crowd, multitude /celebration /fame, renown :
celebritas
crowd, troop, flock : caterva
crowd : frequentia
crown, diadem : corona
crown, move to and fro, wander : flos
crowned with an episcopal mitre : infulatus
crowned with laurel, laureate : laureatus
cruel, savage, barbarous, inhuman, uncivil,
uncivilized : inhumanus
cruel : crudelis
cruelly, violently : atrociter
cruelly : crudeliter
cruelty, inhumanity : crudelitas
crumb, morsel, grain /small loaf : mica
crushing, contrition : contricio
crust : crusta
cry, voice/ jurisdiction, authority : vox
cuirassiers : ferrati
culprit : reus
cultivate, cherish : colo, colui, cultum
cultivation : cultura
cultivator, planter /with gen : cultor
cultivator, worshipper : cultor
cunning : versutiae, -arum
cunning : calliditas
cunningly : versute[Adverb]
cupboard, chest, safe (for food, clothing, money)
: armarium

cupidity : cupiditas, -atis[Noun]
curb, restrain, hold back, restrain : freno
cure, remedy, nostrum, medicine : rememdium
curelty, inhumanity/ incivility, discourtesy/
stinginess : inhumanitas
curiosity, inquisitiveness, nosiness : curiositas
curly-haired, curly / trembling, quivering, shaking
: crispus
curse, abuse : maledictio
curve, fold, bend /pocket, lap /bay, gulf : sinus
curved, bent, hooked : camur
curved, crooked, arched, bowed : pandus
custom, habit : adsuetudo
custom, institution, tradition : institutio
custom, usage, habit /intimacy, familiar
acquaintance : consuetudo
customary, usual : consueta
customary, usual : usitas
cut up, broken, brief, concise : concisus
cypress, cyrpess wood, a cypress-wood casket :
cupressus
Dacian-born : dacigena
Dacians : Daci
daily : cotidie (or cottidie)[Adverb]
daily allowance of pay, food : diaria
daily, every day : cotidie
damage, loss, detriment : detrimentum
damage : praejudicium
damaged, diminished, lessened, decreased :
miniatus

dancer /presider, protector, director : praesul
presul
danger : periculum[Noun]
danger, risk : periculum
dark colored, swarthy : aquilus
dark, gloomy : atrer, atra, atrum
dark-clorored, blackish /sad, gloomy / a dark
garment : pullus
darkness, gloom, mist : caliga
darkness : creperum
darkness : obscurum
dart, javelin, short spear : iaculum
dart, javelin : jaculum
dart, javelin : jaculum
dart : jaculum
data, information, evidence, indication, pointer :
indicium
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daughter : filia
dawn, daybreak : diluculo
day : dies diei
dead of night : intemptesta nox
dead, deceased, passed away, gone West,
departed : mortuus
deadly things : mortifera
deadly, death-bringing : mortifer
deadly, fated : fatalis
deadly, lethal : mactabilis
deadly, mortal : letifer

dear, beloved /costly, high-priced, expensive :
carus
death : mors[Noun]
death, ruin, annihilation : letum
death-dealing : letifer
death : mors mortis
debate, dispute, discussion : disputatio
debauchery, extravagance : luxus
debauchery : stuprum
debt : debitum
decapitation : capulatio
deceased : defuncta
deceit : dolositas
deceitful : dolosa
deceitful : fraudulentus
deception : deceptio
decided /definite : certus
declaration, profession/ trade, art, craft,
profession : professio
declare, give notice, announce : denuncio
decorate, adorn, embellish/ punctuate : distinguo
decorated, elegant : decorus
decrease, diminution : decessio
decree, judgment, edict, order : decretum
decree : consultum
deed, accomplishment, work, act, achievement :
factum
deed, labor : opus
deep sleep : sopor
deep, inward : internus

deep, profound, high, thick, dense, boundless :
profundus
deeply, penetratingly, searchingly : penetranter
defeat, damage : detrimentum
defendant, accused, answerable, bound : reus
defender : tutor
defense, protection : tutamen, tutaminis
defenseless, harmless, impotent, without strength
: inermis
defensibly : defensabiliter
degraded, dishonored /dishonorable, shameful
/ugly : inhonestus
delay : cunctatio
delay : mora
delayer, procrastinator, : cunctator
deliberation, consultation, assembly, council :
consilium
deliberation, inquiry, full consideration :
consulatio
deliberation, resolution, measure as in plan,
advice : consilium
delicacies, candies, sweetmeats : cuppedia
delight, pleasure, enjoyment : delectatio
delight : delectatio
delightful, pleasurable : voluptuosus
delightful : delectabilis
delightful : dulcis, dulcitudo, dulcitudinis
deliver, transmit, hand over, disclose : prodo
demesne : dominica
departure, death, digression : excessum

departure, source, origin : profectio
departure : profectio
deplorable : plorabilis
depraved, wicked, evil, perverse : pravus
depravity : improbitas
deprecative : deprecativus
deprived of children or parents, orphan /
deprived, destitute : orbus
deprived of : exsors
deprived, released : privatus
deprived, widowed, bereft : viduata
deputy, ambassador, envoy / commander of a
legion : legatus
deputy, representative : responsal
descendant, progeny : proles
descended from : cretus
descended : progenitus
descent, lineage, progeny, offspring, descendants
: progenies
desert, isolation,loneliness, solitude : solitudo
deserter, runaway slave : fugitivus, fugitive
deserve, earn, be entitled to, merit : mereo
mereor
deserve, gain, obtain, serve as a soldier : mereo
deserving : promerita
designate, define, describe, mark out : designo
designated, designate specifically : denominata
desire for power : ambitio
desirous, eager : expetens
desirous, needful of : indigus, indiguus

despicable : despectivus
despised, despicable, contemptible : contemptus
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desserts, merit, credit : promeritum
destitue of : destitutus
destitute of : expers
destitute, impoverished, indigent, powerless :
inops
destitute : orbus
destroy, waste, weaken, impair : attero
destroy : accido
destruction, pestilence, curse : pestis
destruction, ruin : exitium
destruction : internecio
destructively, injurously : pestifere
detection : deprehensio
determined : certus
determined : pervicax
detestable : exsecrabile
devastation, ravaging : vastatio
devastation, wasting /population : populatio
devil : diabolus
devil, Satan : diabolus
devils : diaboli, -orum
diadem, abbot's mitre : diadema
diamond-shaped, shield-bearing : scutulatus
dice game / risk, chance, hazard : alea
dice-player / gambler / someone who takes
chances : aleator

dictator : dictator
difference, hazard : discrimen
different, unlike, opposed, hostile : diversus
differently from, otherwise than : secus + atque
or quam
difficult, hard, troublesome : difficilis
difficult, proudly elevated : arduus
difficulty, need, trouble, distress : difficultas
digging, delving, sapping, ditching : fossura
diligence, industry, perseverance, persistence :
diligentia
diligence : industria
diligent, active : impiger
diligent, careful : diligens
diligently, actively : impigre
diligently : diligenter
dill, anise : anethum
diminutive, small, tiny : vegrandis
din : strepitus
dining table : quadra
dinner, lunch : prandium
dinner, meal : cena
direction, command, leadership : gubernatio
disagreeable, unpleasant : incommodus
disagreement : discordia
disastrous : calamitosus
discerning : scius
disciple, student, learner, pupil : discipulus
discoloration : decoloratio
discolored, darkened, corrupted : infectus

disconsolate, sad : tristis
discourteously : inhumaniter
discreet, sensible, judicious : prudens
discreetly : modeste
discreetly : prudenter
discuss, debate, confer/ betake oneself, devote :
confero
discuss : disputo
discussion, speech : sermo
diseased, sick, infected, ill : aeger
disentangle, free, extricate, clear up, unravel :
extrico
disgrace, blemish + gen : dedecus
disgraceful act : flagitium
disgust, dislike, sqeamishness : fastidium
disgust, weariness, boredom : taedium, tedium
dish, platter, plate : lanx
dish, platter, plate : patella
dishonor : ignominia
dishonorably : inhoneste
dishonored : inhonorus
disinherited : exheres
disobedience : diffidentia
disobident, disloyal : inobedio-ire
disorder, lack of regularity : incompositus
disordered, moved : commotus
disorderly, not arranged, unplanned, confused :
inconditus
display, publish, relate, tell, propose, promise :
propono

displeasure : indignatio
disposed, in a certain condition : habitus
disprove, refute : redarguo
disputation : sermocinatio
dispute, contention, fight, battle, fracas : litis
dispute, strife : altercatio
dispute : litigatio
disrespectful : irreverens
dissension, quarrel, insurrection, mutiny, rising :
seditio
distance, remoteness, isolation : loginquitas
distant, isolated, removed : semotus
distant : seposita
distinction : discretio
distinguished, excellent : praecellens
distinguished : insignis
distressed, cast down, prostrate, ruined,
weakened : afflictus
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distribution, stewardship : dispensatio
distributor : pensator
district, countryside, rural portions of a civitas :
pagus
district, zone, region : plaga
disturbance, confusion : turbatio
ditch, trench, channel, moat : fossa
divine influence, admirably, nobly, by inspiration :
divinitus
divine law or command/ fate, destiny/ lawful,

allowed : fas
divine will : numen
divine, sacred : divinus
division : divortium
do harm, inflict injury : noceo
doctor, physician : medicus
doctrine, teaching, instruction, learning : doctrina
dog : canis
doing, execution, performance, effect, result :
effectus
doll /little girl : pupa
dolt, simpleton, fool, blockhead : baro
domestic fattened bird : altilis
domestic, civil : domesticus
donation, offering : donativum
door : ianua
double way : ambivium
double-talk, digression : ambages
doubt, hesitation, reservation : dubium
doubtful : ambiguus
downfall, destruction : ruina
downfall : casus
downtumble, seduction, bribery : corruptio
downward course : decursus
downwards : deorsum
draft animal : jumentum
drag out, extract, remove/ : extraho extraxi
extractum
drained : exhaustus
dread, terror / dreadfulness / scarecrow :

formido, formidonis
dreadful as in producing fear, quaking as in
feeling fear : pavidus
dreadful : horrendus
dreadful : terribilis
dreadfully, savagely : immaniter
dreadfully, teribly : formidilose
dream, fancy, day-dream /foolishness, nonsense :
somnium
dregs, lees, impurities, filth : feculentia
dregs, lees, impurities, filth : feculentia
dregs, rabble : sentina
dress, attire, equipment, ornament,
embellishment : ornatus
dress, habit : habitus
dried, roasted, grilled : assus
dripping moisture, rainwater from the eaves :
stillicidium
drive away, repel violently, extort : extundo
drive forth, waste, spend, expend : prodigo
drive out, force out, exact, demand, sell : exigo
drowsiness, apathy, sleepiness, coma : lethargus
drug, poison, potion : venenum
drunk up, drained / swallowed up : epotus
drunken : ebrius
drunkenly : madide
dry, thirsty/ sober, temperate : siccus
duchy, ducal dignity : ducamen
due forms /funereal rites : iusta
duke : dux

dull, obtuse, dull-witted, dumb : stolidus
duly : rite
dung, dirt, filth, manure : fimus
durability : firmitudo
dusk, twilight : crepusculum
dust, powder /arena, scene of action : pulvis
dutiful, godly, holy, upright, kind, honest,
affectionate : pius
dutifulness, dutiful conduct, piety, devotion,
kindness : pietas
duty of the sale of grain : minagium
duty, service, job, post, position, responsibility :
officium
dyer : infector
#NAME? : notabilis
each one, each person : quisque
each, every : sulum
eager for : cupidus
eager, hot-blooded : intrepidus
eagerly, earnestly : contente
eagerly : studiose
eagerness, zeal : studium
eagle : aquila
ear-rings : crotalia
ear : auris
earnestness, seriousness : intenta
earth, ground, land, country, soil : terra
earthly, temporal : terrenus
easiest, most agreeable, pleasantest : facillimus
easily, without difficulty : facile

easily : facile
easiness of belief, just belief : credulitas
Easterners : Orientales
easy, agreeable, affable, pleasant : facilis
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eating together : commessatio, onis
eclipse of the sun : labores solis
edge, rim, border, boundary / coast, coast-line :
ora
edible : edulis
effective, efficient : efficax
effectively, efficiently : efficaciter
efficacious : efficax
efficient, effective : efficens
efficiently, effectively, powerfully : efficenter
effigy, as of a ruler on a seal agalmate :
effigy, idol, likeness /ghost, appartition /ideal :
effigies, effigia
effort, exertion, attention, intent / attack,
accusation : intentio
effort : conamen
either of the two : uter, utrius
either, or : aut
eject / belch : eructo
elated, arrogant, swollen : tumidus
elders : majores
elders : majores natu
elegant, fine : elegans
elegantly, with ornament : compte

elephant : barrus
elevated, lofty /arrogant, proud, haughty : celsus
elevations : excelsa
eloquence, readiness of speech, fluency,
persuasiveness : eloquentia
eloquence : loquacitas
eloquent, fluent, ready of speech : facundus
eloquent, persuasive, fluent : eloquens
eloquent : facunda
eloquently, fluently : facunde
elsewhere, in other respects : alibi
embassy : legatio
embrace, grasp : complectus
embroidered : intextus
eminent, splendid, magnificent : magnificus
employment, business, task, occupation, pains :
negotium
empty, devoid of, free from : vacuus
empty, hollow/ [+ abl : cassus
empty, vain, inane : inanis
empty-headed, vain, silly : leviculus
empty : evacuo
enclosure : saeptum
encompass, embrace : complexo
encounter, assembly, meeting, congress :
congressus
encouragement, amelioration, consolation :
consolatio
end, farthest part : extremitas
end, limit, boundary, purpose : finis

end : extremitas
endowed, endow : ditata
ends of the earth's axis : cardo duplex
endurable, bearable, sufferable : patibilis
enduringly : firmiter
energy, get up and go : navitas
engage oneself, promise, : promitto
engagement, combat : certamen
engraved : sculpta
enlarging : dilitatio, dilatatio
enlightener : illustrator
enmity : hostilitas
enough : satis
enough, sufficient /sufficiently : satis
enraged : bacchatus
enriched, endowed : locupletatus
ensnared, entrapped, entangled : inreto, irreto
entagles, hindered /embarassed, prevented,
obstructed, : impeditus
entangle, ensnare, obstruct, surround, hinder,
prevent : impedio
entering, going in /inroad, movement/assault :
ingressus
enterprise : expeditio
enthusiastic, inspired, frenzied : fanaticus
enticement, allurement : lenocinium
enticement, come-on : lactatio
entire, complete : universa
entrance, door : ostium
entrance, ingress : aditus

entreaty : prex
enveloped, decked out, dressed : indutus
envious : invidus
envy, jealousy, hatred /censure : invidia
epic poem : epos
episcopal : episcopalis
equal, like : par
equality, level to make fit : parilitas
equally : iuxtim
equine, relating to horses : equinus
equipment, gear, machinery/ splendor,
magnificence : apparatus
equipment, kit, trappings / furniture /
decorations : ornamentum
equipped, trained, supplied : instructus (from
instruo)
equitable : justus
equity, justice : justicia
erect, establish, build : condo
#NAME? : ostendo
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err : errare[Verb]
erring : errans[Noun]
error, mistake, going astray : error, erroris
especially, chiefly : praecipue
especially, chiefly : presertim praesertim
especially, particularly, chiefly : precipue
especially, particularly, principally : maxime
especially, particularly, specifically : imprimis

estate steward : servile villicus
estate : fundus
estate : praedium
eternal : aeturnus
eternal, everlasting, without end : aeternus
eternus
eternal : sempiterna
eternally : aeturne[Adverb]
eternally, without end : intemporaliter
eternity, infinity, endlessnes : infinitas infinitio
eunuch : eunuchus
even if, although : etiamsi
even if, although : tametsi
even then / until then : etiamtum, etiamtunc
evening prayer, vespers : vespera
evening star, evening : vesper
ever, at any time : umquam
everlasting, uninterrupted : perennis
ever-watchful : pervigil
everyday life, the common good, the public eye :
medium
everything : panton
everywhere, somewhere : alicubi
evidently, certainly, of course, no doubt,
assuredly : scilicet
evil, misfortune, misdeed, crime, injury, damage :
malum
Evroul : Uticensium
ewe, lamb : agna
exceedingly high : praecelsus, precelsus

exceedingly sweet : prae dulcis, pre dulcis
excellence, merit, worth : excellentia
excellent, distingished, imminent, superior :
praestans, prestans
excellent, distinguished, special, extraordinary :
precipuus
excellent, famous, beautiful, striking : praeclarus
excellent, splendid, outstanding : palmarium
exclusively, particularly, peculiarly, properly :
proprie
excuse : excusatio
execrable, impious : nefarius
execrable : detestabilis
executioner, hangman : carnifex
exempt, free : immunis
exertion, effort / undertaking / impulse,
inclination : conatus
exertion, effort : apparatus
exertion, endeavor : nisus
exhilaration, upwelling of emotion : effusio
exhort, incite, encourage : hortor
exile, banishment : exsilium
exile : exsul
expenditures, outlay, interest on a loan :
impendium
expense, cost : sumptus
expense, outlay : impensa
expenses : sumptus
experienced : versatus[Adjective]
experienced, ascertained, knowing, proven :

expertus
expertly, wisely : gnare
explanation, exposition : explicatus
expression of the face, countenance, look, aspect
: vultus
extensive : rotensus
extensively : protense
extra esto : exesto
extraordinary, excellent, fine, superb : eximius
extraordinary, subst, chief : praecipuus
extremely eloquent : archidictus
exultingly : ovanter
exussum, burn down, burn, set on fire : extermino
eye : oculus
eyes : oculi
f, a killing : interfectio-onis
F, an opening : aperito
f, an opening : apertio
f, consequential, relating : consequentia
f, direction, government : gubernatio-ionis
f, foundation : fundatio-onis
f, management, ordering, direction : discessio
f, resurection, awakening, renewal : resurrectio
f, vineyard : vinea
fable, story, tale, play : fabula
fable : fabula
face, countenance, sight / expression : os, oris
face, visage, countenance : facies
facetious, laughable : ridiculus
faint-hearted, fearful, timid : timidus

faintly deny, partially refuse : subnego
faintly glimmering, faintly gleaming : sublustris
fairly, justly, rightly : iuste
faithful, loyal, true : fidelis
faithless [ones] : infideles
faithless : malefidus
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faithlessly, disloyally : infideliter
faithlessnes, disloyalty : infidelitas
faling headlong : cernuus
fall : labes[Verb]
fall, fault, error, sliding, gradual movement :
lapsus
falling down, going to ruin : ruinosus
false, deceptive : falsus
falso conclusions, logical fallacies : sophismata
fame, renown, glory : gloria
fame : divulgamen
family, household : familia
family, stock : prosapia
famine, hunger : fames
famous : illustris
far and wide : longe lateque
far, at, to, from a distance : procul
far : longe
farm, field, acre : ager (agri)
farther, more advanced, more remote : ulterius
fast, abstinence, hunger /leanness, thinness :
ieiunium

fasten down, secure, fix firmly/ concentrate, fix
upon : defigo
fastening : nexus
fat, oily, rich, sleek, /fertile : pinguis
fatal deadly, destructive, lethal : exitiabilis exitialis
exitosus
fate, destiny, doom, lot, weird : fatum
father /abbot : abbas, abbatis
father in law : socer
father : pater, patris
fatherland, one's native country, homeland :
patria
fatherland : patria
father's sister, paternal aunt : amita
fatness, rotundity : pinguitudo
fault, blame : culpa
fault, blemish, mistake, error : mendum menda
fault, error, mistake : erratum
fault, vice, crime : vitium
fault : culpa
fault : naevus
faulty, full of faults : mendosus
favorable moment, opportunity : occasio
favorable, fortunate, lucky, prosperous : prosper
favorable, gracious : propitius
favorable : complacitus
favorer, promoter, patron, partisan, supporter :
fautor
fawning, flattery, sycophancy, buttering up :
adulatio

fear of God, way of life, esp of monks/nuns :
religio
fear, dread, anxiety : metus
fear, dread : formido
fear, dread/ alarm, object causing fear : timor
fearful : formidolosus
feasibility, opportunity, resources, abundance :
facultas
feather /featherbed /pen : pluma
feather, wing : penna
feather : penna
feeble : frigidus
feeling of shame, shame, bashfulness :
verecundia
feeling sorrowful : luctuosa
feeling, sense, understanding : sensus
feigned : fictus
fellowship, companionship, secret society :
sodalitas
fellowship : societas
fence : sepes
ferocious : trux
fertile, productive, profitable : facundia
fertility /richness, grace /joy, delight : laetitia
letitia leticia
fertility, fruitfulness : fertilitas
fertility, qickness or readiness of speech :
facunditas
fertilize, make fruitful : fecundo
festival : solemnitas

festive : festivus
festive : solemnis
fetters : compes
few, a few, some : pauci
fidelity, loyalty, homage : fidelitas
fierce, wild, savage, untamed : ferus
fierce : efferus
fierce : ferus
fiercely : feriter
fiery, ardent, burning, : igneus
fiery : fervidus
fiery : impirius
fifteen times : quindeciens
fifth : diapente
fiftieth, a fiftieth part : quinquagesimus
fig tree : ficus
fight, battle, conflict, set-to : pugna
fighter, warrior, combatant : proeliator preliator
fighting man, warrior : bellator
file, polishing, revision : lima
filled, full : repletus
filled, laden : plenus
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filth, meanness, stinginess : sordes
filth : inquinamentum
filth : spurcamen
filthy : spurcus
fine flour, fine meal : pollen
finely formed : formosus

fire : ignem[Noun]
fire-god : Vulcanus
fire : ignis
fire : incendia
firm, resolved, staunch : obstinatus
firm, stable, steadfast : stabilis
firm, strong, reliable, solid : firmus
firm, unshaken, stable : inconcussus
firmly, steadfastly, on the spot, at once : statim
firmness, obstinacy, stubborness : pertinacia
first beginning, origin : primordium
first part of the night, evening : conticinium
first principle, element, basic constituent :
elementum
first, at first, at the beginning, at the start : primo
first, for the first time : primitus
first, foremost /most distinguished, first : primoris
first, foremost, at the top, uppermost : primoris
fish : piscis
fisherman : piscator
fit, suitable/ (time) favorable /(+dat : opportunus
fitly : opportune
fitness, suitability, convenience, advantage :
opportunitas
fitted, connected, fastened /prepared, fitted out :
aptus
fitting : decet
five : quinque
five hundred : quingenti
five years old : quinquennis

five : quinque
flag, banner, standard /troop, company, small
unit : vexillum
flame, fire : flamma
flashing, illustrious : fulgens
flat, even, level/ a plain : campester
flatterer, sycophant, yes-man : assentator
flattering, persuasive : blandus
flee from, escape, elude, run away : effugio,
effugi, effugiturus
fleeing, fugitive, banished, migratory : profugus
fleet, quick, rapid, swift, fast : velox
Fleming, of or from Flanders : flandrensis
flesh, bowels : viscus, viscera
flesh, internal organs, bowels, entrails, heart :
viscus
flesh : pulpa
fleshly : corporeus
flight, escape, : fuga
flogged, beaten, knocked about : vapulus
flood, billow : fluctus
flood, overflowing, inundation : inundantia
flow over, overflow, be superfluous : superfluo
flower-garland : corollarium
fluently : volubiliter
fluid, flowing, liquid / clear, evident, certain :
liquidus
fluid : liquor
flying creature, winged, winged creature : volucris
follower, pursuer : secuutus

following, attending, attendant, pursuing : sequax
following, retinue, attendants, bodguard :
stipatores
fond of fighting, combative, stubborn, contntious
: pugnax
font : pelvis
food / bait : esca
food for animals : cibo
food for men and animals : cibus
food, nourishment : nutrimens
food, provender, victuals : alimentum
food : esca
fool, buffoon, jester : balatro
foolish /a fool : stultus
foolish, silly /unlucky, unpropitious : laevus levus
foolish : fatua
foolish : insanum
foolishly : stulte
foot-path, path : bicallis
foot-soldier : pedis
foot : pes pedis
footstep, trace, mark : vestigium
for a little while, for a short time : paulisper
for a long while, a long while ago, some time ago
: dudum
for a moment : parumper
for a short time, for a little while, for a bit :
parumper
for how much, at what price : quanti
for indeed : etenim

for indeed : namque
for such a long time : tamdiu
for that reason, on that account, therefore : ideo
for the most part, generally, commonly, mostly :
plerumque
for the present, in present cirumstances :
impraesentiarum
for the present : in praesentia