bestroi/EnhancedLatinLemmaDataset huggingface dataset:
Cingetorix (Proper Noun; lemma: Cingetorix)
Meaning: a Latin proper name borrowed from Celtic / Gaulish male name one of the leading chiefs of the Celtic tribe " Treviri " one of the leading chiefs of the Celtic tribe " Britons "
Cingilia (Proper Noun; lemma: Cingilia)
Meaning: A town of the Vestini , mentioned only by Livy
Cingilla (Proper Noun; lemma: Cingilla)
Meaning: A town of Commagene mentioned by Pliny
Cingonius (Proper Noun; lemma: Cingonius)
Meaning: a Roman nomen gentile , gens or "family name" famously held by: Cingonius Varro, a Roman senator
cingulatus (Verb; lemma: cingulo)
Meaning: dative / ablative singular of cingulum
cinifes (Noun; lemma: cinifes)
Meaning: stinging insects ; gnats c. 347 CE – 420 CE , Jerome , Commentaries on Joel 2.25 399 CE – 419 CE , Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis , On the Trinity 3.7 c. 600 CE – 625 CE , Isidorus Hispalensis , Etymologiae 12.8.14
ciniflo (Noun; lemma: ciniflo)
Meaning: a male hairdresser Synonym: cinerārius
ciniphes (Adjective; lemma: ciniphes)
Meaning: Alternative spelling of cinifēs ( “ stinging insects ” )
cinis (Noun; lemma: cinis)
Meaning: cold ashes
Cinna (Proper Noun; lemma: Cinna)
Meaning: A Roman cognomen . 86 - 103 C.E. — Martial , Epigrammata , 6:17 Cinnam , Cinname, te iubes vocari. Cinnamus, you ask to be called Cinna.
cinnamolgus (Noun; lemma: cinnamolgus)
Meaning: A bird that builds its own nest with cinnamomum branches
cinnamomeus (Noun; lemma: cinnamomeus)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) cinnamon - coloured
cinnamominus (Noun; lemma: cinnamominus)
Meaning: ( relational ) cinnamon
cinnamomum (Noun; lemma: cinnamomum)
Meaning: cinnamon (plant and produce) 65 CE , Lucan , Pharsalia X v. 164–168 trans. Henry Thomas Riley p. 391 Accipiunt sertas nardo florente coronas Et numquam fugiente rosa, multumque madenti Infudere comae quod nondum evanuit aura Cinnamon externa nec perdidit aera terrae Advectumque recens vicinae messis amomum. They received chaplets wreathed with the flowering nard, and the never-fading rose; and upon their dripping locks they poured forth plenteous cinnamon, that had not yet faded in the air nor lost its scent in a foreign land. The fresh amomum, too, of the adjacent harvests was brought. 79 CE , Pliny the Elder , Naturalis historia XII 50–51 trans. David Edward Eichholz 29–30 Simile his et nomine et frutice cardamomum, semine oblongo. metitur eodem modo in Arabia. quattuor eius genera: viridissimum ac pingue, acutis angulis contumax frianti — hoc maxime laudatur —, proximum e rufo candicans, tertium brevius atque nigrius, peius tamen varium et facile tritu odorisque parvi, qui vero costo vicinus esse debet. hoc et apud Medos nascitur. pretium optimi in libras 𐆖 III. Cinnamomo proxima gentilitas erat, ni prius Arabiae divitias indicare conveniret causasque quae cognomen illi felicis ac beatae dedere.  Principalia ergo in illa tus atque murra, haec et cum Trogodytis communis, tura praeter Arabiam nullis ac ne Arabiae quidem universae. […] Resembling these substances both in name and in the shrub that produces it is cardamomum, the seeds of which are oblong in shape. It is gathered in Arabia, in the same manner as amomum. It has four varieties: one very green and oily, with sharp corners and awkward to crumblethis is the kind most highly spoken ofthe next sort a whitish red, the third shorter and of a colour nearer black, while an inferior kind is mottled and easily friable, and has little scentin the true kind the scent ought to be near to that of costus. Cardamomum also grows in the country of the Medes. The price of the best sort is 3 denarii a pound. Next in affinity to cardamomum would have come cinnamomum, were it not convenient first to catalogue the riches of Arabia and the reasons that have given it the names of Happy and Blessed. […]
cinnamomus (Noun; lemma: cinnamomus)
Meaning: ( relational ) cinnamon
cinnus (Noun; lemma: cinnus)
Meaning: drink of mixed spelt grain and wine
cinquaginta (NUM; lemma: cinquaginta)
Meaning: fifty 2nd c. CE , Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum 10 05939 (1): [1] ... [vi]xit annis quadracinta cinque ex quo nati sunt fili vigintiunus et Camuriusnia Rofina filia ipsuius qui vixit annis cinquaginta quator baene maerenti fecerunt ...lived for forty-five years and had twenty-one sons and a daughter Camuriusnia Rofina, who lived fifty -four years; [together,] they made [this epitaph] for [their] well-deserving [parent]
cinyfes (Noun; lemma: cinyfes)
Meaning: Alternative spelling of cinifēs ( “ stinging insects ” )
cinyphes (Noun; lemma: cinyphes)
Meaning: Alternative spelling of cinifēs ( “ stinging insects ” )
cinyra (Noun; lemma: cinyra)
Meaning: ( music ) lyre (with ten strings)
Cinyria (Proper Noun; lemma: Cinyria)
Meaning: A town in Cyprus , mentioned by Pliny
cippus (Noun; lemma: cippus)
Meaning: stake , post
cipus (Noun; lemma: cipus)
Meaning: Alternative form of cippus
Cipus (Noun; lemma: cipus)
Meaning: Alternative form of cippus
circa (Preposition; lemma: circa)
Meaning: around ; about
Circa (Preposition; lemma: circa)
Meaning: around ; about
Circe (Proper Noun; lemma: Circe)
Meaning: Circe , a name , particularly the sorceress who appears in Homer 's Odyssey .
circellus (Adjective; lemma: circellus)
Meaning: small ring , hoop
circenses (Adjective; lemma: circensis)
Meaning: ( relational ) circus ludi circenses ― circus games
circino (Noun; lemma: circinus)
Meaning: A pair of compasses ; a tool for measuring distances or constructing a circle.
circinus (Noun; lemma: circinus)
Meaning: A pair of compasses ; a tool for measuring distances or constructing a circle.
circiter (Adverb; lemma: circiter)
Meaning: ( of place ) near , close , round about hunc locum circiter close to this place
circito (Adverb; lemma: circito)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) to go around as hawker , peddler , or solicitor ; to hawk , peddle
circitor (Noun; lemma: circitor)
Meaning: first-person singular present passive indicative of circitō
circius (Adjective; lemma: circus)
Meaning: a circular line or orbit ; circle , ring
circlus (Noun; lemma: circlus)
Meaning: ( rare , poetic ) Alternative form of circulus
circueo (Noun; lemma: circueo)
Meaning: Alternative form of circumeō
circuitus (Noun; lemma: circuitus)
Meaning: circulated
circularis (Adjective; lemma: circularis)
Meaning: circular , round
circulariter (Adverb; lemma: circulariter)
Meaning: roundly , circularly
circulatim (Adverb; lemma: circulatim)
Meaning: circularly
circulatio (Noun; lemma: circulatio)
Meaning: revolution (circular course), circulation
circulator (Noun; lemma: circulator)
Meaning: itinerant peddler or performer
circulatorius (Adjective; lemma: circulatorius)
Meaning: itinerant (especially describing such a peddler or quack)
circulatrix (Noun; lemma: circulatrix)
Meaning: itinerant peddler or performer
circulo (Noun; lemma: circulus)
Meaning: A circle (geometric figure)
circulor (Noun; lemma: circulor)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to gather a circle of people around oneself
circulus (Noun; lemma: circulus)
Meaning: A circle (geometric figure)
circum (Preposition; lemma: circum)
Meaning: about , around
circum- (Preposition; lemma: circum)
Meaning: about , around
circumaedifico (Verb; lemma: circumaedifico)
Meaning: to build around
circumaggero (Verb; lemma: circumaggero)
Meaning: ( transitive , rare ) to heap up around
circumamictus (Verb; lemma: circumamictus)
Meaning: enveloped , invested
circumcirca (Adverb; lemma: circumcirca)
Meaning: all around
circumcise (Verb; lemma: circumcise)
Meaning: vocative masculine singular of circumcīsus
circumcisio (Noun; lemma: circumcisio)
Meaning: circumcision , a cutting around
circumcludo (Verb; lemma: circumcludo)
Meaning: to surround or encircle
circumcurro (Verb; lemma: circumcurro)
Meaning: to run around
circumcursio (Noun; lemma: circumcursio)
Meaning: the action of running around c. 124 CE — c. 170 CE , Lucius Appuleius , Metamorphoses , 9.13
circumdatio (Noun; lemma: circumdatio)
Meaning: surrounding ; putting or placing around
circumdo (Verb; lemma: circumdo)
Meaning: to surround , enclose or encircle Synonyms: circumveniō , circumeō , circumsistō , claudō , obsideō , assideō , circumsaepiō , stīpō , complector , amplector , saepiō
circumdoleo (Verb; lemma: circumdoleo)
Meaning: to suffer or feel pain on all sides
circumduco (Verb; lemma: circumduco)
Meaning: to lead or draw around; show around
circumductio (Noun; lemma: circumductio)
Meaning: The act of leading or conducting around
circumductor (Noun; lemma: circumducto)
Meaning: dative / ablative masculine / neuter singular of circumductus
circumductum (Verb; lemma: circumduco)
Meaning: to lead or draw around; show around
circumductus (Verb; lemma: circumduco)
Meaning: to lead or draw around; show around
circumerro (Verb; lemma: circumerro)
Meaning: to wander or stroll around or about
circumferentia (Noun; lemma: circumferentia)
Meaning: circumference , circle
circumfero (Verb; lemma: circumfero)
Meaning: to carry , bear or move around or about; carry or move around in a circle
circumfluo (Noun; lemma: circumfluus)
Meaning: flowing around
circumfluus (Adjective; lemma: circumfluus)
Meaning: flowing around
circumforaneus (Adjective; lemma: circumforaneus)
Meaning: moving from market to market; itinerant
circumfulgeo (Verb; lemma: circumfulgeo)
Meaning: to shine around Vulgata—Evangelium Lucae 2.9 : Et ecce angelus Domini stetit juxta illos, et claritas Dei circumfulsit illos, et timuerunt timore magno. And behold an angel of the Lord stood by them, and the brightness of God shone round about them; and they feared with a great fear.
circumgesto (Verb; lemma: circumgesto)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to carry around
circumiaceo (Verb; lemma: circumiaceo)
Meaning: to lie round about, border upon
circumiectio (Noun; lemma: circumiectio)
Meaning: throwing or casting around
circumiectus (Verb; lemma: circumiectus)
Meaning: surrounding
circumitio (Noun; lemma: circumitio)
Meaning: rotation , revolution
circumitus (Noun; lemma: circumitus)
Meaning: circulated
circumjectio (Noun; lemma: circumjectio)
Meaning: Alternative form of circumiectio
circumlego (Noun; lemma: circumlego)
Meaning: to sail around
circumligo (Verb; lemma: circumligo)
Meaning: to bind (around)
circumlocutio (Noun; lemma: circumlocutio)
Meaning: circumlocution , periphrasis
circumloquor (Verb; lemma: circumloquor)
Meaning: to make use of circumlocution or periphrasis , circumlocute
circumluceo (Verb; lemma: circumluceo)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to shine or glitter around; illuminate , light up
circumluo (Noun; lemma: circumluo)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to flow around, wash up on
circummitto (Verb; lemma: circummitto)
Meaning: to send around
circummunio (Adjective; lemma: circummunio)
Meaning: to wall up or around
circummunitio (Noun; lemma: circummunitio)
Meaning: ( military ) walling up, circumvallation
circumnavigo (Verb; lemma: circumnavigo)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to sail round or around something, circumnavigate
circumpadanus (Noun; lemma: circumpadanus)
Meaning: located near the River Po or in the Po valley
circumpendeo (Verb; lemma: circumpendeo)
Meaning: to be suspended or hang around
circumpes (Verb; lemma: circumpes)
Meaning: footwear
circumplector (Verb; lemma: circumplector)
Meaning: to encompass
circumplico (Verb; lemma: circumplico)
Meaning: to wind , coil , fold or twine around
circumpolaris (Verb; lemma: circumpolaris)
Meaning: circumpolar
circumpotatio (Noun; lemma: circumpotatio)
Meaning: passing a drinking cup around (e.g. at a funeral meal)
circumrado (Verb; lemma: circumrado)
Meaning: to scrape , shave , scratch around
circumrasio (Noun; lemma: circumrasio)
Meaning: A scraping or shaving around something.
circumretio (Noun; lemma: circumretio)
Meaning: to ensnare (surround with a net)
circumrodo (Noun; lemma: circumrodo)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to nibble around at
circumsaepio (Verb; lemma: circumsaepio)
Meaning: to surround or enclose with a hedge or fence Synonyms: circumveniō , circumeō , circumsistō , circumdō , claudō , obsideō , saepiō
circumscribo (Verb; lemma: circumscribo)
Meaning: to draw a line around, enclose in a circle , circumscribe
circumscripte (Verb; lemma: circumscripte)
Meaning: summarily , concisely
circumscriptio (Noun; lemma: circumscriptio)
Meaning: circle , circumference
circumscriptor (Noun; lemma: circumscriptor)
Meaning: defrauder , deceiver , cheat
circumsedeo (Verb; lemma: circumsedeo)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to sit around, surround , encompass
circumsepio (Adjective; lemma: circumsepio)
Meaning: Alternative form of circumsaepiō
circumseptus (Verb; lemma: circumseptus)
Meaning: enclosed , surrounded (by a wall, fence or hedge)
circumsessio (Noun; lemma: circumsessio)
Meaning: surrounding , mobbing
circumsideo (Verb; lemma: circumsideo)
Meaning: Alternative form of circumsedeō
circumsono (Adverb; lemma: circumsono)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to sound , reecho or resound with something on every side; to be filled with a sound
circumsonus (Noun; lemma: circumsonus)
Meaning: causing to be filled with sound
circumspargo (Adverb; lemma: circumspargo)
Meaning: to scatter , strew , sprinkle around
circumspectio (Noun; lemma: circumspectio)
Meaning: looking around
circumspector (Noun; lemma: circumspector)
Meaning: watchman
circumspicio (Verb; lemma: circumspicio)
Meaning: to look around, over or for Synonyms: circumspectō , circumtueor , respiciō
circumstantia (Noun; lemma: circumstantia)
Meaning: surrounding (standing around)
circumsto (Adverb; lemma: circumsto)
Meaning: to stand around , to surround or encircle , to occupy , to take possession of
circumstrepo (Verb; lemma: circumstrepo)
Meaning: to make a noise around a place
circumtego (Verb; lemma: circumtego)
Meaning: to cover round about
circumteneo (Adjective; lemma: circumteneo)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) to keep around, possess
circumtergeo (Verb; lemma: circumtergeo)
Meaning: to wipe around
circumtextus (Noun; lemma: circumtextus)
Meaning: woven all around
circumtono (Noun; lemma: circumtono)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to thunder around, to make a great clamor at
circumtorqueo (Adjective; lemma: circumtorqueo)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to twist or turn around
circumtraho (Verb; lemma: circumtraho)
Meaning: to draw , drag or pull around
circumtueor (Verb; lemma: circumtueor)
Meaning: to look around Synonyms: circumspiciō , circumspectō , respiciō
circumvado (Verb; lemma: circumvado)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to attack on every side, encompass , beset
circumvagus (Noun; lemma: circumvagus)
Meaning: wandering about; flowing around
circumvectio (Noun; lemma: circumvectio)
Meaning: the carrying around of merchandise
circumvehor (Verb; lemma: circumvehor)
Meaning: to ride around (in a carriage or on horseback)
circumvenio (Verb; lemma: circumvenio)
Meaning: to surround Synonyms: circumeō , circumsistō , circumdō , claudō , obsideō , assideō , circumsaepiō , stīpō , saepiō , complector , amplector
circumventio (Noun; lemma: circumventio)
Meaning: fraud , trickery
circumverto (Verb; lemma: circumverto)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to turn around , revolve on
circumvestio (Noun; lemma: circumvestio)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to clothe , cover over
circumvolo (Verb; lemma: circumvolo)
Meaning: to fly around
circumvolvo (Verb; lemma: circumvolvo)
Meaning: ( with se ) to roll oneself around; revolve , wind or twine around
circundatio (Noun; lemma: circundatio)
Meaning: Alternative form of circumdatiō
circus (Noun; lemma: circus)
Meaning: a circular line or orbit ; circle , ring
Cirnaba (Proper Noun; lemma: Cirnaba)
Meaning: a gulf in the land of the Seres , somewhere in East Asia , mentioned by Pliny
Cirrha (Noun; lemma: Cirrha)
Meaning: a city of Phocis situated near Delphi
cirrus (Noun; lemma: cirrus)
Meaning: a curl
cirsion (Noun; lemma: cirsion)
Meaning: A kind of thistle
Cirta (Proper Noun; lemma: Cirta)
Meaning: An inland city of Numidia , now Constantine
cisalpinus (Noun; lemma: cisalpinus)
Meaning: cisalpine ( on this side of the Alps (usually with respect to Rome, therefore the south side) ) Synonym: cisalpicus Coordinate term: trānsalpīnus
Cisamus (Proper Noun; lemma: Cisamus)
Meaning: A town of Crete situated near Cydonia
cissitis (Verb; lemma: cissitis)
Meaning: A kind of gem of the color of the ivy
Cissyros (Proper Noun; lemma: Cissyros)
Meaning: an island mentioned by Pliny
cista (Noun; lemma: cista)
Meaning: a trunk , a chest , a casket
cistella (Noun; lemma: cistella)
Meaning: Diminutive of cista : a small chest or box
cisterna (Noun; lemma: cisterna)
Meaning: cistern , tank (for water), reservoir 405 CE , Jerome , Vulgate Proverbs.5.15: bibe aquam dē cisternā tuā et fluenta puteī tuī Drink water out of thy own cistern , and the streams of thy own well (Douay-Rheims trans., Challoner rev.; 1752 CE)
cistophorus (Adjective; lemma: cistophorus)
Meaning: bearer of the sacred casket
cistula (Noun; lemma: cistula)
Meaning: a basket c. 190 BCE – 185 BCE , Plautus , Amphitryon : Ubi patera nunc est? —In cistulā . Where is the dish now? —In the basket.
citatim (Adverb; lemma: citatim)
Meaning: quickly , speedily , hastily
citatio (Noun; lemma: citatio)
Meaning: summoning , calling
citer (Adverb; lemma: citer)
Meaning: on this side
cithara (Noun; lemma: cithara)
Meaning: ( music ) cithara , cittern , zither , lyre , lute , guitar
citharicen (Noun; lemma: citharicen)
Meaning: a player on the cithara
citharista (Noun; lemma: citharista)
Meaning: cithara player Synonym: citharicen Coordinate term: ( female ) citharistria
citharizo (Noun; lemma: citharizo)
Meaning: to play the cithara 100 BCE – 24 BCE , Cornelius Nepos , Liber de excellentibus ducibus exterarum gentium Epaminodas 2.1: Nam et citharizare et cantare ad chordarum sonum doctus est a Dionysio, qui non minore fuit in musicis gloria quam Damon aut Lamprus, quorum pervulgata sunt nomina, cantare tibiis ab Olympiodoro, saltare a Calliphrone. For at the lyre and at singing in harmony with its strings he was taught by Dionysius, who is held in no less glory amongst musicians than Damon or Lamprus, whose names are ubiquitous; to sing to the flutes, by Olympiodorus; and to dance by Calliphron.
citharoedus (Noun; lemma: citharoedus)
Meaning: singer who accompanies himself on the cithara
Citium (Noun; lemma: Citium)
Meaning: A town of Cyprus on the southern coast of the island
cito (Adverb; lemma: cito)
Meaning: quickly , fast Synonym: celeriter
citra (Preposition; lemma: citra)
Meaning: inflection of citer : nominative / accusative / vocative neuter plural nominative / ablative / vocative feminine singular
citrangulum (Adjective; lemma: citrangulus)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin , New Latin ) bitter orange tree, Citrus × aurantium
citrangulus (Adjective; lemma: citrangulus)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin , New Latin ) bitter orange tree, Citrus × aurantium
citreus (Noun; lemma: citreus)
Meaning: citrus
citrinus (Adjective; lemma: citrinus)
Meaning: citric , citrus
citrullum (Noun; lemma: citrullus)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin , New Latin ) watermelon (plant) Synonyms: angūria , adulāha , sandia
citrullus (Noun; lemma: citrullus)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin , New Latin ) watermelon (plant) Synonyms: angūria , adulāha , sandia
citrus (Noun; lemma: citrus)
Meaning: citron tree
citus (Noun; lemma: citus)
Meaning: put in motion , moved , stirred , shaken ; quick , swift , rapid ; having been moved
ciuitas (Noun; lemma: ciuitas)
Meaning: Alternative form of cīvitās
Cius (Proper Noun; lemma: Cius)
Meaning: A city of Bithynia on a gulf of Propontis
civicus (Noun; lemma: civicus)
Meaning: civic , civil , pertaining to citizens
civile (Adjective; lemma: civilis)
Meaning: civic , civil ( of or pertaining to citizens )
civilista (Noun; lemma: civilista)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) civilist
civilitas (Noun; lemma: civilitas)
Meaning: politics , the art/practice of government
civiliter (Adverb; lemma: civiliter)
Meaning: citizen -like; in the manner of a citizen
civitas (Noun; lemma: ciuitas)
Meaning: Alternative form of cīvitās
Civitas (Noun; lemma: civitas)
Meaning: ( Classical Latin ) citizenship and its rights; often referring to Roman citizenship
civitatula (Noun; lemma: civitatula)
Meaning: citizenship in a small city
Cizania (Proper Noun; lemma: Cizania)
Meaning: A town in Libya , mentioned by Pliny
clacendix (Adjective; lemma: clacendix)
Meaning: murex (shellfish)
clades (Noun; lemma: clades)
Meaning: a breaking
clam (Adverb; lemma: clam)
Meaning: clandestinely , secretly , privately Antonyms: publice , apertē , vulgō , palam
clamator (Noun; lemma: clamator)
Meaning: yeller , screamer ; one who shouts
clamatorius (Noun; lemma: clamatorius)
Meaning: screeching , clamorous , shouting Synonym: obstreperus Antonyms: tranquillus , mītis , placidus , quiētus
clamito (Verb; lemma: clamo)
Meaning: to cry out , clamor , shout , yell , exclaim Synonyms: conclāmō , vōcificō , vōciferor , clāmitō , tonō , succlāmō , acclāmō , exclāmō , inclāmō
clamo (Verb; lemma: clamo)
Meaning: to cry out , clamor , shout , yell , exclaim Synonyms: conclāmō , vōcificō , vōciferor , clāmitō , tonō , succlāmō , acclāmō , exclāmō , inclāmō
clamor (Noun; lemma: clamor)
Meaning: a shout , shouting
clamosus (Adjective; lemma: clamosus)
Meaning: noisy , clamorous
clamys (Verb; lemma: clamys)
Meaning: alternative form of chlamys
clandestinus (Adjective; lemma: clandestinus)
Meaning: clandestine , secret , concealed Synonyms: obscūrus , sēcrētus , arcānus , occultus Antonyms: conspicuus , manifestus
clangor (Verb; lemma: clango)
Meaning: to clang
clare (Adverb; lemma: claris)
Meaning: dative / ablative masculine / feminine / neuter plural of clārus
clarendonensis (Adjective; lemma: clarendonensis)
Meaning: ( relational ) Clarendon (various places)
claresco (Verb; lemma: claresco)
Meaning: to be illuminated
clarificatio (Noun; lemma: clarificatio)
Meaning: glorification
clarigatio (Noun; lemma: clarigatio)
Meaning: "a solemn demand for redress , a religious solemnity with which the Fetialis declared war upon an enemy, in case he should refuse to give satisfaction within 33 days for injuries sustained" (Lewis and Short)
clarigo (Adjective; lemma: clarigo)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to declare war against an enemy by means of a clarigatio ceremony
clarionensis (Noun; lemma: clarionensis)
Meaning: ( relational ) Clarion (various places)
clarisonus (Adjective; lemma: clarisonus)
Meaning: ( rare ) clear -sounding, loud , distinct
Clarissa (Proper Noun; lemma: clarissa)
Meaning: ( Medieval ) Poor Clare , a member of the Order of Saint Clare .
clarissimus (Adjective; lemma: clarus)
Meaning: clear , bright Synonym: lūcidus Antonyms: obscūrus , opācus
claritas (Noun; lemma: claritas)
Meaning: clarity , brightness
claritudo (Noun; lemma: claritudo)
Meaning: clearness , brightness , clarity
clarnus (Adjective; lemma: clarnus)
Meaning: A table with fruits used as gift to Venus
claro (Adjective; lemma: clarus)
Meaning: clear , bright Synonym: lūcidus Antonyms: obscūrus , opācus
clarus (Adjective; lemma: clarus)
Meaning: clear , bright Synonym: lūcidus Antonyms: obscūrus , opācus
classicum (Adjective; lemma: classicus)
Meaning: pertaining to the fleet (naval forces)
classicus (Adjective; lemma: classicus)
Meaning: pertaining to the fleet (naval forces)
Claterna (Proper Noun; lemma: Claterna)
Meaning: A town in Gallia Cisalpina situated between Bononia and Forum Cornelii
clathratus (Noun; lemma: clathratus)
Meaning: grated , latticed ; clathrate
clathri (Noun; lemma: clathri)
Meaning: A lattice , grate
claudaster (Adverb; lemma: claudaster)
Meaning: little lame.
claudeo (Verb; lemma: claudeo)
Meaning: to limp ; to be lame
Claudia (Proper Noun; lemma: Claudium)
Meaning: accusative singular of Claudius
claudicatio (Noun; lemma: claudicatio)
Meaning: limping Synonyms: claudīgō , clauditās
claudico (Verb; lemma: claudico)
Meaning: ( Classical Latin ) to limp , halt , be lame ( metonymically ) ( of other irregular or unbalanced motions ) to waver , wabble , halt
Claudiopolis (Proper Noun; lemma: Claudiopolis)
Meaning: A city in Cilicia situated near the course of the Calycadnus
Claudius (Proper Noun; lemma: Claudius)
Meaning: A Roman gens name.
claudo (Verb; lemma: claudus)
Meaning: limping , halting , lame , crippled Synonym: dēbilis 405 CE , Jerome , Vulgate Matthew 11:5: Caeci vident, claudi ambulant [ … ] The blind see, the lame walk [ … ]
claudus (Adjective; lemma: claudus)
Meaning: limping , halting , lame , crippled Synonym: dēbilis 405 CE , Jerome , Vulgate Matthew 11:5: Caeci vident, claudi ambulant [ … ] The blind see, the lame walk [ … ]
claustellum (Noun; lemma: claustellum)
Meaning: keyhole c. 27 CE – 66 CE , Petronius , Satyricon 140 : Itaque ego quoque, ne desidia consuetudinem perderem, dum frater sororis suae automata per clostellum miratur, accessi temptaturus an pateretur iniuriam. Therefore, fearing through inaction I might lose an opportunity, I also made advances to the brother who was enjoying the gymnastics of his sister through the keyhole , to see if he would prove amenable to assault.
claustra (Noun; lemma: claustrum)
Meaning: ( rare , usually in the plural ) a bar , band , bolt
claustralis (Adjective; lemma: claustralis)
Meaning: Of or pertaining to a fortress .
claustraliter (Adverb; lemma: claustraliter)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) In the manner of a convent .
claustrarius (Noun; lemma: claustrarius)
Meaning: locksmith ; person who makes locks for doors
claustrum (Noun; lemma: claustrum)
Meaning: ( rare , usually in the plural ) a bar , band , bolt
clausula (Noun; lemma: clausula)
Meaning: conclusion , close , end
Clausula (Noun; lemma: Clausula)
Meaning: A river which flows into the Barbana just below Scodra
clausum (Verb; lemma: claudo)
Meaning: to shut up , close , lock Synonyms: retineō , intersaepiō , interclūdō , inclūdō , operiō , premō , obserō Antonyms: adaperiō , aperiō , patefaciō 29 BCE – 19 BCE , Virgil , Aeneid 1.232-233 : “quid Trōēs potuēre, quibus, tot fūnera passīs, cūnctus ob Ītaliam terrārum clauditur orbis?” “What have the Trojans done, for whom, having suffered so many losses, the whole circle of the lands has been closed . [And all] for the sake of Italy.” (Venus, speaking to Jupiter, laments the plight of the Trojans as they wander the Mediterranean shores.)
clausura (Noun; lemma: clausura)
Meaning: lock , bar , bolt
Clausus (Proper Noun; lemma: clausus)
Meaning: closed , inaccessible ; having been closed
clavellatus (Verb; lemma: clavellatus)
Meaning: clavellate
Clavenna (Proper Noun; lemma: Clavenna)
Meaning: A town of Rhaetia , now Chiavenna
claviatura (Noun; lemma: claviatura)
Meaning: ( New Latin , music ) keyboard 1688 , Georg Falck, Idea Boni Cantoris , page 18 : Informatoris (utpote cui vel Organi vel Inſtrumenti cujuslibet alterius Claviatura , hujusq́ue Con- & Diſſonantiæ exquiſitiſſimè notæ eſſe debent) [...] according to this instructor (inasmuch as either the organ or any other instrument with a keyboard* might not render the exact dissonances and consonances that are notated) 1715 , Thomas Balthasar Janovvka, Clavis ad Musicam in Elucidatione Potissimum Dictionum seu Terminorum Musicorum Consistens , page 284 : Quod ſi verò c parvum ſonate putes, uſque ad d ſuperiùs ſupra claviaturæ Organicæ metam ſe extendet. If indeed you think that C is a small sound, it will extend up to D above the top of the organic keyboard. 1719 , Mauritius Vogt, Conclave Thesauri Magnæ Artis Musicæ , page 141 : Organiſta debet à teneris ungviculis aſveſieri, qua manu, quô digitô, aut digitorum ordine percurrere debeat claviaturam : [ … ] The organist must be accustomed to the delicate fingernails, with which hand, with which finger, or with which order of fingers he should traverse the keyboard...
clavicarius (Noun; lemma: clavicarius)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) locksmith
clavichordium (Noun; lemma: clavichordium)
Meaning: ( Renaissance Latin ) clavichord
clavicymbalum (Noun; lemma: clavicymbalum)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) harpsichord 1657 , Gaspar Schott , Mechanica hydraulica-pneumatica ‎ [1] , page 432 : Clavicymbalum automatum, omnis generis inſtrumentorum fidibus inſtructorum ſymphoniam exhibens. (please add an English translation of this quotation)
claviger (Noun; lemma: claviger)
Meaning: club - bearing
clavo (Noun; lemma: clavum)
Meaning: accusative singular of clāvus
clavula (Noun; lemma: clavula)
Meaning: graft , scion
clavuligerus (Verb; lemma: clavuligerus)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) bearing a little stick or club
Cleareta (Proper Noun; lemma: Cleareta)
Meaning: a male given name , character in the play Amphitryon of Plautus
clemens (Adjective; lemma: clemens)
Meaning: merciful , lenient Synonym: misericors Antonyms: immānis , violēns , efferus , crūdēlis , barbaricus , trux , ferōx , atrōx , silvāticus , ācer
clementer (Adverb; lemma: clementer)
Meaning: mercifully
clementia (Noun; lemma: clementia)
Meaning: mercy , clemency
clenodium (Noun; lemma: clenodium)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) jewel , precious thing
Cleomenes (Proper Noun; lemma: Cleomenes)
Meaning: The name of three kings of Sparta
Cleon (Proper Noun; lemma: Cleon)
Meaning: An Athenian statesman
Cleopatra (Proper Noun; lemma: Cleopatra)
Meaning: Cleopatra
Cleophon (Proper Noun; lemma: Cleophon)
Meaning: An Athenian demagogue and statesman
Cleostrata (Proper Noun; lemma: Cleostrata)
Meaning: a male given name , character in the play Casina of Plautus
Clepsina (Adjective; lemma: Clepsina)
Meaning: A Roman cognomen — famously held by: Lucius Genucius Clepsina, a Roman consul
clepsydra (Noun; lemma: clepsydra)
Meaning: water clock , clepsydra
clericalis (Adjective; lemma: clericalis)
Meaning: clerical , priestly
clericus (Noun; lemma: clericus)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) a priest , clergyman or clergywoman , cleric
clerus (Noun; lemma: clerus)
Meaning: clergy
clibanus (Noun; lemma: clibanus)
Meaning: earthenware or iron vessel for cooking bread
Clibanus (Proper Noun; lemma: Clibanus)
Meaning: A town of Isauria mentioned by Pliny
clidion (Adjective; lemma: clidion)
Meaning: The collarbone of the tunny
cliens (Noun; lemma: cliens)
Meaning: customer
clientela (Noun; lemma: clientela)
Meaning: clientship , patronage
clima (Noun; lemma: clima)
Meaning: ( mathematics ) slope , inclination Synonym: inclinatio
climactericus (Adjective; lemma: climactericus)
Meaning: of or pertaining to a dangerous epoch in life , climacteric
climax (Adverb; lemma: climax)
Meaning: ( rhetoric ) climax
clinicus (Adjective; lemma: clinicus)
Meaning: ( post-Classical ) a physician who tends to patients who are bedridden
Clio (Proper Noun; lemma: Clius)
Meaning: genitive of Clīō
clipeo (Noun; lemma: clipeus)
Meaning: round shield (especially of metal) 29 BCE – 19 BCE , Virgil , Aeneid 2.225-227 : “At geminī lāpsū dēlūbra ad summa dracōnēs effugiunt saevaeque petunt Trītōnidīs arcem sub pedibusque deae clipeī que sub orbe teguntur.” “But the two serpents escape by gliding [away] to the highest temples [of Troy], and seek the citadel of the fierce Tritonian [Minerva], [where] they shelter beneath the feet of the goddess and under the disc of [her] shield .”
clipeus (Noun; lemma: clipeus)
Meaning: round shield (especially of metal) 29 BCE – 19 BCE , Virgil , Aeneid 2.225-227 : “At geminī lāpsū dēlūbra ad summa dracōnēs effugiunt saevaeque petunt Trītōnidīs arcem sub pedibusque deae clipeī que sub orbe teguntur.” “But the two serpents escape by gliding [away] to the highest temples [of Troy], and seek the citadel of the fierce Tritonian [Minerva], [where] they shelter beneath the feet of the goddess and under the disc of [her] shield .”
clipsadra (Noun; lemma: clipsadra)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) Alternative form of clepsydra
clisterella (Noun; lemma: clisterella)
Meaning: ( ornithology , hunting ) kestrel 13th century , Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor , De arte venandi cum avibus , liber I, 49: Hoc faciunt precipue ille que dicuntur clisterelle This is the habit especially of those called kestrels . 13th century , Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor , De arte venandi cum avibus , liber I, 50: Quedam magis utuntur muribus campestribus, lacertis, ranis, scarabeis, brucis, locustis et similibus, ut ille aves, que dicuntur albani, et ut ille, que dicuntur besardi et clisterele . Certain others prefer field mice, lizards, frogs, beetles, grasshoppers, locusts, and the like, including those birds called harriers (cf. It. albanella ) , and those called buzzards (cf. Fr. busard ) and kestrels .
clitella (Noun; lemma: clitella)
Meaning: Alternative form of clitellae
clitellae (Noun; lemma: clitella)
Meaning: Alternative form of clitellae
clitellarius (Noun; lemma: clitellarius)
Meaning: carrying a packsaddle
clitellum (Noun; lemma: clitellum)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) clitellum For quotations using this term, see Citations:clitellum .
Cliternia (Proper Noun; lemma: Cliternia)
Meaning: a town in the northern part of Apulia situated between the rivers Frento and Tifernus
clivius (Noun; lemma: clivius)
Meaning: inauspicious
clivosus (Noun; lemma: clivosus)
Meaning: hilly , steep
cloaca (Noun; lemma: cloaca)
Meaning: An underground drain , sewer . ( humorous ) Of the mouth and intestines of a voracious person .
Cloacina (Proper Noun; lemma: Cloacina)
Meaning: ( Roman mythology ) Cloacina ( goddess of filth and purity )
clocca (Noun; lemma: clocca)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) bell [from 8th century]
Clodius (Proper Noun; lemma: Clodius)
Meaning: A Roman gens name.
clodus (Noun; lemma: clodus)
Meaning: Alternative form of claudus
Cloelius (Proper Noun; lemma: Cloelius)
Meaning: a Roman nomen gentile , gens or "family name" famously held by: Quintus Cloelius Siculus , a Roman consul
clostellum (Noun; lemma: clostellum)
Meaning: keyhole c. 27 CE – 66 CE , Petronius , Satyricon CXL : Itaque ego quoque, ne desidia consuetudinem perderem, dum frater sororis suae automata per clostellum miratur, accessi temptaturus an pateretur iniuriam. Therefore, fearing through inaction I might lose an opportunity, I also made advances to the brother who was enjoying the gymnastics of his sister through the keyhole , to see if he would prove amenable to assault.
clostra (Noun; lemma: clostrum)
Meaning: nominative / accusative / vocative neuter singular of clōstra
cluden (Verb; lemma: cluden)
Meaning: A kind of sword , used in theatrical performances , whose blade retracts into the hilt when used.
cludo (Verb; lemma: cludo)
Meaning: Alternative form of claudō
clueo (Verb; lemma: clueo)
Meaning: to be called or named
clueor (Verb; lemma: clueor)
Meaning: Alternative form of clueō
Cluilius (Proper Noun; lemma: Cluilius)
Meaning: a Roman nomen gentile , gens or "family name" famously held by: Gaius Cluilius , an Alban chief
clunaclus (Noun; lemma: clunaclus)
Meaning: sacrificial knife
Cluniacum (Adjective; lemma: Cluniacus)
Meaning: Cluniac
clunis (Noun; lemma: clunis)
Meaning: ( anatomy ) rump , buttocks
cluo (Noun; lemma: cluo)
Meaning: ( archaic ) to clean , purge
cluor (Verb; lemma: cluor)
Meaning: fame , reputation Synonyms: fāma , exīstimātiō , opīniō
clupea (Verb; lemma: clupea)
Meaning: allis shad
Clupea (Proper Noun; lemma: Clupea)
Meaning: A town in Africa , now Kélibia
clupeum (Noun; lemma: clupeus)
Meaning: Alternative form of clipeus
clupeus (Adjective; lemma: clupeus)
Meaning: Alternative form of clipeus
Clusium (Proper Noun; lemma: Clusium)
Meaning: Chiusi (a city in Tuscany )
clusor (Noun; lemma: clusor)
Meaning: A person who encloses
clusura (Noun; lemma: clusura)
Meaning: Alternative form of clausūra
Clutorius (Proper Noun; lemma: Clutorius)
Meaning: a Roman nomen gentile , gens or "family name" famously held by: Clutorius Priscus , a Roman poet
clypeo (Noun; lemma: clypeus)
Meaning: Alternative form of clipeus
clypeum (Noun; lemma: clypeus)
Meaning: Alternative form of clipeus
clypeus (Noun; lemma: clypeus)
Meaning: Alternative form of clipeus
Clytemnestra (Proper Noun; lemma: Clytemnestra)
Meaning: ( Greek mythology ) Alternative form of Clytaemnēstra
Cnemis (Adjective; lemma: Cnemus)
Meaning: An Ancient Greek name, borne by a Spartan general during the Peloponnesian War
Cnemus (Verb; lemma: Cnemus)
Meaning: An Ancient Greek name, borne by a Spartan general during the Peloponnesian War
cneoron (Noun; lemma: cneoron)
Meaning: flax-leaved daphne ( Daphne gnidium ) Synonym: thymelaea
cnodax (Noun; lemma: cnodax)
Meaning: pivot , gudgeon
Cnossos (Proper Noun; lemma: Cnossi)
Meaning: genitive / locative singular of Cnōssus
Cnossus (Proper Noun; lemma: Cnossus)
Meaning: Alternative form of Gnōsus
coacervatio (Noun; lemma: coacervatio)
Meaning: heaping together
coactor (Noun; lemma: coactor)
Meaning: collector of money (tax, revenues, auctions, etc)
coactus (Verb; lemma: cogo)
Meaning: to collect , assemble , gather together
coadiutor (Noun; lemma: coadiutor)
Meaning: assistant
coaequalis (Adjective; lemma: coaequalis)
Meaning: coequal
coaetaneus (Noun; lemma: coaetaneus)
Meaning: of the same age Synonyms: coaevus , coaequālis , aequaevus , aequālis
coaeternus (Noun; lemma: coaeternus)
Meaning: ( Late Latin , Ecclesiastical Latin ) coeternal
coagmentatio (Noun; lemma: coagmentatio)
Meaning: combination , connection , union
coagmento (Noun; lemma: coagmentum)
Meaning: a joining together, a joint
coagmentum (Noun; lemma: coagmentum)
Meaning: a joining together, a joint
coagulatio (Noun; lemma: coagulatio)
Meaning: a curdling , coagulating
coagulo (Noun; lemma: coagulum)
Meaning: tie , bond , binding agent
coalesco (Verb; lemma: coalesco)
Meaning: to unite together; to coalesce
coalitio (Noun; lemma: coalitio)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) association , society
coangusto (Adjective; lemma: coangustus)
Meaning: narrow
coangustus (Noun; lemma: coangustus)
Meaning: narrow
coarctatio (Noun; lemma: coarctatio)
Meaning: Alternative form of coartātiō .
coarguo (Verb; lemma: coarguo)
Meaning: to refute
coartatio (Noun; lemma: coartatio)
Meaning: ( rare ) drawing or crowding together
cobaltinus (Noun; lemma: cobaltinus)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) cobalt blue
cobion (Proper Noun; lemma: cobion)
Meaning: A kind of spurge
Coboea (Proper Noun; lemma: Coboea)
Meaning: A port in Arabia , mentioned by Pliny
Cocceius (Proper Noun; lemma: Cocceius)
Meaning: a Roman nomen gentile , gens or "family name" famously held by: Marcus Cocceius Nerva , a Roman emperor
cocceus (Noun; lemma: cocceus)
Meaning: scarlet , scarlet- dyed
coccifer (Noun; lemma: coccifer)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) that produces a scarlet dye (such as cochineal )
cocciferus (Noun; lemma: cocciferus)
Meaning: Alternative form of coccifer
coccinella (Noun; lemma: coccinella)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) ladybird , ladybug
coccineus (Adjective; lemma: coccineus)
Meaning: Coloured or dyed scarlet
coccinus (Noun; lemma: coccinus)
Meaning: scarlet , scarlet- dyed
coccum (Noun; lemma: coccum)
Meaning: a scarlet berry of various plants
cocetum (Noun; lemma: cocetum)
Meaning: A kind of food prepared with honey and poppies
cochinensis (Noun; lemma: cochinensis)
Meaning: ( relational ) Cochin China ( Vietnamese )
cochlea (Noun; lemma: cochlea)
Meaning: snail in cochleam ― snail-shaped, in the shape of a spiral snailshell
Cocilius (Proper Noun; lemma: Cocilius)
Meaning: a Roman nomen gentile , gens or "family name"
coclea (Noun; lemma: coclea)
Meaning: Alternative form of cochlea ( “ a snail, spiral ” ) .
coclear (Verb; lemma: coclear)
Meaning: a spoonful
cocleola (Noun; lemma: cocleola)
Meaning: a small snail
Cocles (Noun; lemma: cocles)
Meaning: one-eyed person
coco (Noun; lemma: cocus)
Meaning: Alternative form of coquus ( “ cook ” ) 3rd–4th century , Appendix Probi , line 38 : coqus [ sic ] non cocus [The correct form is] coqus , [ sic ] not cocus
Cocondae (Proper Noun; lemma: Cocondae)
Meaning: A tribe of India mentioned by Pliny
Cocosa (Proper Noun; lemma: Cocosa)
Meaning: A town in Aquitania situated on the road from Burdigala to Aquae Tarbellicae
coctilia (Noun; lemma: coctilis)
Meaning: burned
coctilis (Adjective; lemma: coctilis)
Meaning: burned
coctio (Noun; lemma: coctio)
Meaning: cooking
coctor (Noun; lemma: coctor)
Meaning: A cook .
coctura (Noun; lemma: coctura)
Meaning: cooking , heating , roasting
cocus (Noun; lemma: cocus)
Meaning: Alternative form of coquus ( “ cook ” ) 3rd–4th century , Appendix Probi , line 38 : coqus [ sic ] non cocus [The correct form is] coqus , [ sic ] not cocus
codeta (Noun; lemma: codeta)
Meaning: A place in which grow plants similar to horse's tails
codex (Noun; lemma: codex)
Meaning: tree trunk ; book , notebook c. 49 CE , Seneca, De Brevitate Vitae (On the Shortness of Life) (in English), Penguin, →ISBN , page 21 : That was Claudius, who for this reason was called Caudex because a structure linking several wooden planks was called in antiquity a caudex . Hence too the Law Tables are called codices , and even today the boats which carry provisions up the Tiber are called by the old-fashioned name codicariae .
codicillus (Noun; lemma: codicillus)
Meaning: ( chiefly in the plural ) firewood
codificatio (Noun; lemma: codificatio)
Meaning: codification
codon (Noun; lemma: codon)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) codon : a handbell used for summoning monks .
codra (Noun; lemma: codra)
Meaning: Alternative form of quadra , exact meaning unclear. [ 9th c. C.E. , Martianus Hiberniensis , Laon. BM, Ms. 444 , page 122r : Κοδρα — Codra , quadra ] [1] [2] (please add an English translation of this quotation) ]
Coele (Proper Noun; lemma: Coele)
Meaning: Short for Coele Syria ( “ Coele-Syria ” ) .
coelebs (Adjective; lemma: coelebs)
Meaning: Alternative form of caelebs ( “ unwed ” )
coeles (Adjective; lemma: coelis)
Meaning: dative / ablative plural of coelus
coelestis (Adjective; lemma: coelestis)
Meaning: Alternative spelling of caelestis
coeliacus (Adjective; lemma: coeliacus)
Meaning: of or relating to the abdomen or stomach
coelicolor (Verb; lemma: coelicolor)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) sky-blue - coloured
coelicus (Adjective; lemma: coelicus)
Meaning: Alternative form of caelicus ( “ celestial , heavenly ; magnificent ” )
coelifer (Noun; lemma: coelifer)
Meaning: Alternative form of caelifer (" supporting the sky or heavens ").
coelifluus (Adjective; lemma: coelifluus)
Meaning: Alternative form of caelifluus (" flowing from heaven ").
coeliger (Adjective; lemma: coeliger)
Meaning: Alternative form of caeliger (" heaven supporting ").
coeliloquus (Adjective; lemma: coeliloquus)
Meaning: Alternative form of caeliloquus (" heavenly speaking ").
coelitus (Noun; lemma: coelitus)
Meaning: Alternative form of caelitus ("from heaven ; from the emperor ").
coelum (Noun; lemma: coelum)
Meaning: Medieval Latin and New Latin spelling of caelum ( “ sky, heaven ” )
coelus (Noun; lemma: coelus)
Meaning: sky , heaven Pleni sunt coeli et terra gloria tua: " Heaven and earth are full of your glory ." (From the Sanctus )
coemeterium (Noun; lemma: coemeterium)
Meaning: cemetery , churchyard , burial ground Synonym: sepulcrētum
coemo (Noun; lemma: coemo)
Meaning: to purchase or buy up Synonyms: emō , comparō , sūmō Antonyms: vēndō , addīcō , dēferō
coemptio (Noun; lemma: coemptio)
Meaning: A mock sale or purchase , especially one used to free a wife from marriage obligations
coena (Noun; lemma: coena)
Meaning: Alternative form of cēna
coenaculum (Noun; lemma: coenaculum)
Meaning: Alternative spelling of cēnāculum
coenobita (Noun; lemma: coenobita)
Meaning: brother , fellow monk
coenobium (Noun; lemma: coenobium)
Meaning: monastery , convent , cloister
coenulentus (Adjective; lemma: coenulentus)
Meaning: Alternative spelling of caenulentus
coeo (Noun; lemma: coeo)
Meaning: to assemble , meet , come together in triclinio coeam , in cubiculo nolam ― I meet (you) at the table but I won’t at the dormitory
coepi (Verb; lemma: coepi)
Meaning: first-person singular perfect active indicative of coepiō
coepio (Verb; lemma: coepio)
Meaning: ( pre-Classical and post-Classical , transitive , intransitive ) to begin , commence , initiate Synonyms: incohō , exōrdior , occipiō , incipiō , ōrdior , initiō , ineō , ingredior , aggredior , sūmō , moveō , committō , mōlior , exorior Antonyms: dēsistō , subsistō , cessō
coeptum (Verb; lemma: coepio)
Meaning: ( pre-Classical and post-Classical , transitive , intransitive ) to begin , commence , initiate Synonyms: incohō , exōrdior , occipiō , incipiō , ōrdior , initiō , ineō , ingredior , aggredior , sūmō , moveō , committō , mōlior , exorior Antonyms: dēsistō , subsistō , cessō
coeptus (Verb; lemma: coepi)
Meaning: first-person singular perfect active indicative of coepiō
coerator (Noun; lemma: coerator)
Meaning: ( poetic , archaic ) Alternative form of cūrātor
coerceo (Verb; lemma: coerceo)
Meaning: to enclose on all sides, hold together; surround , encompass
coeruleus (Adjective; lemma: coeruleus)
Meaning: Alternative form of caeruleus
coetaneus (Noun; lemma: coetaneus)
Meaning: Alternative form of coaetāneus
coetus (Noun; lemma: coetus)
Meaning: union , meeting , interaction Synonyms: concilium , congressus , concursus , cōntiō , coitiō , conventus
cof (PRON; lemma: cof)
Meaning: qoph
cofanus (Noun; lemma: cofanus)
Meaning: A pelican
coffea (Noun; lemma: coffea)
Meaning: Alternative form of cafēa 2014 , Reijo Pitkäranta, Vis coffeae salutaris [1] , Nuntii Latini 17.10.2014: Qui cotidie trina aut quaterna pocilla coffeae bibunt, paulo diutius quam alii vivere videntur. Those who drink three or four cups of coffee each day are seen to live a bit longer than others. 2019 October 11, “Singapūrēnsēs bellum in diabētem gerunt”, in Nuntii Latini Occidentalis Studiorum Universitatis Vasintoniensis : Singapūrēnsium magistrātūs ēdīcent nē quis praecōnium ēdat quō cīvēs hortētur ut potiōnēs bibant saccharī plēnās. Inter tālēs potiōnēs habentur nōn sōlum potiōnēs spumantēs atque ēbullientēs, ut Cōca Cōla, sed etiam sūcus pōmōrum, et iōgurtum, et solūbilis coffēa seu potiō Arabica exsiccāta. (please add an English translation of this quotation)
cofinus (Noun; lemma: cofinus)
Meaning: basket , hamper
cogitabilis (Adjective; lemma: cogitabilis)
Meaning: conceivable , thinkable c. 1300 , John Duns Scotus , Reportatio I-A : ergo non erit unus conceptus cogitabilis thus it will not be one conceivable thought
cogitabundus (Verb; lemma: cogitabundus)
Meaning: thinking , thoughtful
cogitatio (Noun; lemma: cogitatio)
Meaning: thinking , meditation , reflection
cogito (Verb; lemma: cogito)
Meaning: to think 63 BCE , Cicero , Catiline Orations ‎ [1] : Nihil agis, nihil moliris, nihil cogitas quod non ego non modo audiam sed etiam videam planeque sentiam. You do nothing, you plan nothing, you think of nothing which I not only do not hear, but which I do not see and know every particular of.
cognatio (Noun; lemma: cognatio)
Meaning: kindred (relationship by blood)
cognatus (Noun; lemma: cognatus)
Meaning: related by blood , kindred Synonym: cōnsanguineus 4th century , St Jerome , Vulgate , Tobit 2:15 nam sicut beato Iob insultabant reges ita isti parentes et cognati eius et inridebant vitam eius dicentes (For as the kings insulted over holy Job: so his relations and kinsmen mocked at his life, saying:) (please add an English translation of this quotation)
cognitio (Noun; lemma: cognitio)
Meaning: learning , study (acquisition of knowledge) Synonyms: studium , disciplīna
cognitor (Noun; lemma: cognitor)
Meaning: advocate , attorney
cognitus (Verb; lemma: cognosco)
Meaning: to learn , to get to know Synonyms: agnōscō , inveniō , sentiō , cōnsciō , sapiō , sciō , nōscō , scīscō , intellegō , percipiō , discernō , comperiō , tongeō , cernō , audiō Antonyms: ignōrō , nesciō ab (or ex ) aliqua cognoscere ― to learn from someone 100 BCE – 44 BCE , Julius Caesar , De Bello Gallico 1.21: Eodem die ab exploratoribus certior factus hostes sub monte consedisse milia passuum ab ipsius castris octo, qualis esset natura montis et qualis in circuitu ascensus qui cognoscerent misit. Having been informed by explorers that the enemy had sat down at the feet of a mount about eight thousand paces away from his camp, he [Julius Caesar] sent men to know what the mount was like and what was its ascent. 405 CE , Jerome , Vulgate Ecclesiastes.3.12-13: Et cognovi quod non esset melius nisi laetari et facere bene in vita sua. Omnis enim homo qui comedit et bibit et videt bonum de labore suo: hoc donum Dei est. And I learned that there's nothing better than to be happy and do good in one's life. Every person who eats and drinks and sees the fruit of work: this is God's gift.
cognomen (Noun; lemma: cognomen)
Meaning: surname
cognomentum (Noun; lemma: cognomentum)
Meaning: surname
cognominis (Noun; lemma: cognomen)
Meaning: surname
cognomino (Noun; lemma: cognominum)
Meaning: genitive plural of cognōmen
cognoscibilis (Adjective; lemma: cognoscibilis)
Meaning: recognizable , discernible
cognoscibiliter (Adverb; lemma: cognoscibiliter)
Meaning: recognizably