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"adiutorium": "help/assistance", "adiuvandum": "to help", "adiuvábant": "they were helping", "adiuvérunt": "they helped", "adivere": "they approached", "adivísse": "to have approached", "adiécit": "he added", "adiérunt": "they approached", "adiúti": "helped/assisted", "adjerunt": "they added", "adjudicatis": "adjudged/assigned", "adjumenta": "helps/aids", "adjutóris": "of the helper", "adjuvemur": "let us be helped", "adjuvétis": "you may help", "adjuvísti": "you helped", "adjéctus": "added", "adjícies": "you will add", "adjúncti": "joined/united", "adjúncto": "joined/united", "adjúngens": "joining", "adjúngi": "to be joined", "adjúvít": "he helped", "adlaboravit": "he labored at", "adlídere": "to dash against", "adlísit": "he dashed against", "administrandam": "to be administered", "administratio": "administration", "administrato": "administered", "administrator": "administrator", "administratoris": "of the administrator", "administraverit": "he shall have administered", "administro": 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"ambiánum": "Amiens", "ambiébat": "he sought/canvassed", "ambiénte": "surrounding", "ambiérunt": "they sought", "ambulabat": "he walked", "ambulavéritis": "you shall have walked", "ambulavérunt": "they walked", "ambulavítque": "and he walked", "ambulábam": "I was walking", "ambulábant": "they were walking", "ambulábas": "you were walking", "ambulábat": "he was walking", "ambulábimus": "we will walk", "ambulábis": "you will walk", "ambulábit": "he will walk", "ambulábunt": "they will walk", "ambulámus": "we walk", "ambulándo": "by walking", "ambulándum": "to walk", "ambulánte": "walking", "ambulántem": "walking", "ambulántes": "walking", "ambulántibus": "to those walking", "ambuláre": "to walk", "ambulárent": "they might walk", "ambulásti": "you walked", "ambulástis": "you walked", "ambuláte": "walk ye", "ambuláverat": "he had walked", "ambuláverim": "I may have walked", "ambuláverint": "they shall have walked", "ambuláveris": "you shall have walked", "ambuláverit": "he shall have 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"amárus": "bitter", "amáræ": "bitter", "amáti": "beloved/loved", "amísi": "I lost", "amíssio": "loss", "amóres": "loves/affections", "amýgdalus": "almond tree", "anachoreta": "hermit", "anachoretae": "of the hermit/hermits", "anachoreticam": "hermitic/eremitical", "anachoreticæ": "of the hermitic life", "anachoretæ": "of the hermit", "anachoritárum": "of the hermits", "anachoréta": "hermit", "anachoréticam": "hermitic/eremitical", "anachoréticæ": "of the hermitic life", "anachorétæ": "of the hermit", "anachorítæ": "hermits", "analogíum": "lectern", "ananiae": "of Ananias", "ananiam": "Ananias", "ananiæ": "of Ananias", "anastasiae": "of Anastasia", "anastasii": "of Anastasius", "anastasiæ": "of Anastasia", "anastásiæ": "of Anastasia", "anathemate": "by anathema", "anchora": "anchor", "anchoram": "anchor", "ancilliam": "handmaid", "ancillárum": "of the handmaids", "ancíllæ": "of the handmaid", "ancípites": "double/wavering", "andegavensi": "of Angers", "andegavensis": "of Angers", "andegavénsi": "of Angers", "andegavénsis": "of Angers", "andréam": "Andrew", "andréæ": "of Andrew", "angarizáti": "compelled/pressed", "anglicis": "English", "anglico": "English", "anglus": "Englishman", "angulis": "corners/angles", "angustam": "narrow/strait", "angustiánti": "to one in distress", "angébar": "I was troubled/afflicted", "angébat": "it troubled/afflicted", "angélica": "angelic", "angélicam": "angelic", "angélicas": "angelic", "angélici": "angelic/of angels", "angélicis": "angelic", "angélico": "angelic", "angélicos": "angelic", "angélicum": "angelic", "angélicus": "angelic", "angélicæ": "angelic", "angóre": "by anguish", "angórem": "anguish", "angóribus": "by anguishes", "angústam": "narrow/strait", "angústi": "of the narrow", "angústiæ": "distress/straits", "angústo": "narrow/strait", "anhelavit": "he panted/yearned", "anhelá": "panting", "anhélitu": "by breath/panting", "anhélitus": "breath/panting", "animabus": "of souls", "animadversi": "noted/observed", "animadversione": "punishment/censure", "animadversus": "noticed/punished", "animadverteret": "he might notice", "animadvérsi": "noted/punished", "animadvérsus": "noticed/punished", "animadvérteret": "he might notice", "animose": "boldly/spiritedly", "animositátis": "of high spirit/pride", "animábus": "of souls", "animále": "natural/animal", "animália": "living creatures", "animálibus": "of living creatures", "animális": "natural/animal", "animálium": "of animals", "animándo": "by encouraging/animating", "animántia": "living creatures", "animántibus": "of living creatures", "animántium": "of living creatures", "animáre": "to animate/quicken", "animári": "to be animated/encouraged", "animárum": "of souls", "animáta": "animated/living", "animátum": "animated/living", "animátus": "encouraged/animated", "animávit": "he animated/encouraged", "animæ": "of the soul/soul", "animétur": "let him be encouraged", "animíque": "and of soul", "annihilátur": "is annihilated", "anniversarii": "of the 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"and narrow", "arctata": "narrowed/confined", "arctáta": "narrowed/confined", "arctémur": "we are confined", "arcánis": "secrets/hidden things", "arcárum": "of the chests", "arcéssit": "he summons", "ardebat": "was burning", "ardensque": "and burning", "ardenter": "ardently", "ardentibus": "burning/glowing", "ardentissimus": "most ardent", "ardentissimæ": "most ardent", "ardentissimúmque": "and most raging/burning", "ardoris": "of heat/ardor", "arduas": "steep/difficult", "ardébit": "will burn", "ardémus": "we burn", "ardénsque": "and burning", "arefáciam": "I will dry up", "arefácta": "dried up", "arenam": "sand/arena", "arenariis": "of the sand pits", "arenario": "sand pit", "arenário": "sand pit", "areopagitae": "of the Areopagite", "areopagitam": "the Areopagite", "aretae": "of Aretas", "aretæ": "of Aretas", "argumentosa": "industrious/busy", "argumentósa": "industrious/busy", "arguéndo": "by rebuking", "arguíssent": "they had accused", "arguísset": "he had rebuked", "argénteus": "silver", "argúerent": "they might rebuke", "argúeres": "you would charge/reprove", "arianae": "of the Arian", "arianarum": "of the Arians", "ariani": "Arians", "arianis": "to/for Arians", "arianos": "Arians", "arii": "of Arius", "ariolándi": "of divining", "ariolátus": "having divined", "arméno": "Armenian", "arméntum": "herd/cattle", "arménum": "Armenian", "armílla": "bracelet", "aromatibus": "with spices/aromatics", "aromáticum": "aromatic/spiced", "arreptum": "seized/snatched", "arrha": "pledge/earnest", "arripit": "he seizes", "arripuit": "he seized", "arripúerit": "he shall have seized", "arrogántes": "arrogant ones", "arrípiunt": "they seize", "articulo": "at the point/moment", "artificibus": "by craftsmen", "artificiosus": "skillful/clever", "artificiosæ": "skillful/clever", "artificum": "of craftsmen", "artíficum": "of craftsmen", "arundine": "with a reed", "arundinem": "reed", "arundinibus": "with reeds", "arundo": "reed", "arundínibus": "with reeds", "arva": "fields/lands", "arvis": "to/in the fields", "arábia": "Arabia", "arábibus": "Arabs", "arábica": "Arabian", "arábitur": "it will be ploughed", "arámque": "and the altar", "arándum": "to be ploughed", "aránea": "spider/cobweb", "aráneam": "spider/cobweb", "arénis": "sands/arenas", "aréntem": "drying/parched", "aréola": "small garden bed", "aréscat": "may it dry up", "arúndinis": "of the reed", "arúndo": "reed", "ascendit": "he ascends", "ascendénti": "to the ascending", "ascivit": "he received/adopted", "ascopéram": "leather bag", "ascéndit": "he ascends", "ascénditur": "it is ascended", "ascénsis": "of the ascent", "ascénsum": "ascent/going up", "ascéta": "ascetic/monk", "asellae": "of the she-ass", "asiae": "of Asia", "asiani": "Asians", "asinae": "of the she-ass", "asini": "of the ass", "asinórum": "of the asses", "asper": "rough/harsh", "aspergitur": "is sprinkled", "asperitatibus": "with hardships", "asperius": "more harshly", "asperrimosque": "and most rough", "aspersa": "sprinkled", "aspexísti": "thou hast looked", "aspicere": "to look/behold", "aspicias": "thou mayest look", "aspiciat": "he may look", "aspicient": "they will look", "aspiciébant": "they were looking", "aspide": "asp", "aspidum": "of asps", "aspirándo": "by inspiring", "aspiránte": "inspiring", "aspiráre": "to inspire", "asportavérunt": "they carried away", "asportáta": "carried away", "asportáverat": "he had carried away", "asportávit": "he carried away", "aspérget": "he will sprinkle", "aspérrimo": "most rough", "aspérsio": "sprinkling", "aspéxi": "I looked", "aspícient": "they will look", "aspícitis": "you gaze at", "assarétur": "was being roasted", "assati": "roasted", "assatus": "roasted", "assatúram": "roasting", "assequentis": "attaining", "assequerétur": "he might attain", "assequántur": "they may attain", "asseret": "he will assert", "assertione": "assertion", "assertióne": "assertion", "assertorem": "defender", "asservabantur": "they were kept", "asservabántur": "they were kept", "asservatum": "kept/preserved", "asservátum": "kept/preserved", "asserébat": "he was asserting", "asseverabant": "they were affirming", "assimilábor": "I shall be likened", "assisinátem": "of Assisi", "assisiénsis": "of Assisi", "assistentis": "of the one assisting", "assistes": "thou wilt stand by", "assistébat": "he was standing by", "assisténtibus": "to those standing by", "associatis": "associated", "associátis": "associated", "assonans": "sounding like", "assueverat": "he had been accustomed", "assumpserat": "he had taken up", "assumpsit": "he took up", "assumptio": "assumption/taking up", "assumptis": "taken up", "assumuntur": "they are taken up", "assurgéntes": "rising up", "assuéta": "accustomed", "assyria": "Assyria", "assári": "to be roasted", "assáti": "roasted", "assátur": "is roasted", "assávit": "he roasted", "assénsit": "he consented", "assídui": "constant/persevering", "assúmam": "I will take up", "assúmeret": "he might take up", "assúmes": "thou wilt take up", "assúmis": "thou takest up", "assýria": "Assyria", "astamus": "we stand before", "astantes": "standing by", "astare": "to stand before", "astiterunt": "they stood by", "astringat": "let it bind", "astruendam": "to be established", "astrínxit": "he bound", "astrúitur": "it is established", "astábant": "they were standing", "astábit": "he will stand", "astábo": "I will stand before", "astámus": "we stand before", "astánte": "standing by", "astántes": "standing by", "astántibus": "to those standing by", "astántium": "of those standing by", "astáre": "to stand before", "astáret": "he stood by", "aséllæ": "of the she-ass", "atavus": "ancestor", "atheniénsibus": "to the Athenians", "atheniénsium": "of the Athenians", "athlétes": "athlete/champion", "atrocibusque": "and with atrocities", "atrocibúsque": "and with atrocities", "atrocissimis": "most cruel", "atrocíssimis": "most cruel", "atræ": "dark/gloomy", "atrócem": "cruel/savage", "attenditur": "it is attended to", "attenuáti": "weakened", "attigerit": "he has touched", "attigisset": "he had touched", "attinent": "they pertain", "attinet": "it pertains", "attollant": "they may lift up", "attolleréntur": "they might be exalted", "attoniti": "astonished/amazed", "attonitum": "astonished/amazed", "attractus": "drawn/attracted", "attrahi": "to be drawn", "attraxerunt": "they drew/attracted", "attrectati": "handled/touched", "attrectatus": "handled/touched", "attrectári": "to be handled/touched", "attrectátus": "handled/touched", "attributam": "attributed/assigned", "attribútus": "attributed/assigned", "attritis": "worn down/crushed", "attráctus": "drawn/attracted", "attulerat": "he had brought", "attulerint": "they may have brought", "attulit": "he brought", "attulérunt": "they brought", "attulísse": "to have brought", "attulíssent": "they had brought", "attulísset": "he had brought", "attulísti": "thou broughtest", "attáctum": "touched/contact", "atténdas": "thou mayst attend/heed", "atténdat": "let him attend/heed", "atténde": "give heed/attend", "atténdens": "heeding/considering", "atténdere": "to attend/heed", "atténdimus": "we attend/consider", "atténdit": "he heeds/attends", "atténdite": "attend/heed ye", "atténte": "attentively", "atténtius": "more attentively", "attéreret": "he might destroy/grind down", "attéritis": "ye grind/crush", "attéritur": "is ground down", "attéxam": "I shall add/append", "attígerit": "he has touched", "attíngat": "it may touch/reach", "attíngens": "reaching/touching", "attíngere": "to touch/reach", "attíngerent": "they might touch", "attíngeret": "it might touch/reach", "attíngit": "it touches/reaches", "attóllat": "let him lift up", "attólle": "lift up", "attóllens": "raising/lifting", "attóllere": "to raise/lift up", "attóllit": "he raises/lifts up", "attóllite": "lift up ye", "attónitis": "astonished/stunned", "attónitum": "astonished/stunned", "attúlerat": "he had brought", "auctorem": "author/originator", "auctoribus": "authors/authorities", "auctoris": "of the author", "auctoritátis": "of authority", "auctóres": "authors/originators", "audacem": "bold/daring", "audacis": "of the bold", "audacter": "boldly/daringly", "audax": "bold/daring", "audeant": "they may dare", "auderent": "they dared/would dare", "audiam": "I may hear", "audiamus": "let us hear", "audient": "they will hear", "audientibus": "to those hearing", "audierit": "he shall have heard", "audierunt": "they heard", "audiet": "he will hear", "audiret": "he might hear", "auditas": "heard", "auditum": "hearing/heard", "auditur": "it is heard", "auditus": "hearing/heard", "auditáque": "and having heard", "auditóres": "hearers/listeners", "auditóribus": "to the hearers", "auditórum": "of the hearers", "auditúri": "about to hear", "audiunt": "they hear", "audivimus": "we heard", "audivit": "he/she heard", "audivérimus": "we shall have heard", "audivísse": "to have heard", "audivísset": "he had heard", "audiébam": "I was hearing", "audiébant": "they were hearing", "audiébat": "he/she was hearing", "audiénsque": "and hearing", "audiéntiam": "hearing/audience", "audiéntibus": "to those hearing", "audiéntis": "of the one hearing", "audácem": "bold/daring", "audácis": "of the bold", "audácter": "boldly", "audítas": "heard", "auferat": "let him take away", "auferébam": "I was taking away", "auferénti": "to the one taking away", "auferéntur": "they will be taken away", "auferúntur": "they are taken away", "augeam": "I may increase/enlarge", "augescébat": "it was growing/increasing", "augeámus": "let us increase", "augmentatióne": "by increase/augmentation", "augménta": "increase/growth", "augurii": "of augury/omen", "augustissimo": "most august/venerable", "augustissimum": "most august/venerable", "augusto": "Augustus/emperor", "augustum": "august/venerable", "augustus": "Augustus/august", "augéndis": "to be increased", "augéscit": "it grows/increases", "augúria": "omens/auguries", "augúrii": "of the omen", "aulae": "of the court/hall", "aulas": "courts/halls", "aulicus": "courtier/of the court", "aurae": "of the breath/breeze", "auras": "breezes/airs", "aureae": "golden/of gold", "aurei": "golden/of gold", "aurem": "ear", "aureolam": "little crown/aureole", "aureorum": "of gold pieces/golden", "aures": "ears", "aureum": "golden", "aurium": "of the ears", "auræ": "of the breath/breeze", "auréola": "little crown/aureole", "auscultantes": "listening ones", "auscultatio": "listening/hearing", "auscultáre": "to listen/hear", "auspicii": "of the omen", "austerum": "harsh/austere", "austráli": "southern", "austérum": "harsh/austere", "autem": "but/however", "authóritas": "authority", "auxiliarius": "helper/auxiliary", "auxiliata": "assisted/helped", "auxiliator": "helper", "auxiliatríce": "with the help of", "auxiliatrícem": "helper/protectress", "auxiliatrícis": "of the helper", "auxilio": "by the help", "auxilium": "help/aid", "auxiliárii": "of the helper", "auxiliáta": "assisted/helped", "auxiliátur": "he/she helps", "avaritiam": "greed/avarice", "avaros": "greedy ones", "avelleret": "he might tear away", "avenionem": "to Avignon", "avenióne": "from Avignon", "aveniónem": "to Avignon", "aversari": "to turn away from", "aversatur": "he/she turns away", "aversatus": "having turned away", "aversióne": "by turning away", "aversántes": "turning away", "aversántium": "of those turning away", "aversári": "to turn away", "aversátus": "turned away/estranged", "averte": "turn away", "avertentur": "let them be turned away", "avertere": "to turn away", "averteret": "he might turn away", "averterit": "shall have turned away", "averti": "to be turned away", "avertántur": "let them be turned away", "avertátur": "let it be turned away", "avertébant": "they were turning away", "averténte": "turning away", "avertéris": "you will turn away", "avertérunt": "they turned away", "avertísti": "you turned away", "avertúntur": "they are turned away", "aves": "birds", "avia": "grandmother", "aviae": "of the grandmother", "avide": "eagerly", "avidiórum": "of the more eager", "avo": "grandfather", "avocarétur": "he might be called away", "avolábat": "he/she was flying away", "avolántes": "flying away", "avoláre": "to fly away", "avos": "grandfathers/ancestors", "avulso": "torn away", "avulsum": "torn away", "avunculam": "maternal uncle", "avunculus": "maternal uncle", "avérterent": "they might turn away", "avérteret": "he might turn away", "avérterint": "they shall have turned away", "avérteris": "you will turn away", "avérterit": "shall have turned away", "avérti": "to be turned away", "avértis": "you turn away", "avíto": "ancestral", "avítæ": "ancestral", "avúlsi": "torn away", "avúlso": "torn away", "avúlsum": "torn away", "avúlsus": "torn away", "avúnculi": "of the maternal uncle", "avúnculus": "maternal uncle", "aëreonáutis": "of the aeronaut", "aërárium": "treasury", "aërúmnis": "by hardships/troubles", "aúdeat": "let him dare", "aúdias": "that you may hear", "babylone": "Babylon", "babylonem": "Babylon", "babyloniam": "Babylonia", "baccalaureus": "bachelor", "bactris": "Bactrians", "baculis": "with staffs/staves", "baculos": "staffs/staves", "bajuli": "porters/bearers", "bajulámus": "we carry/bear", "balbutiendo": "by stammering", "balbutiéndo": "by stammering", "balneator": "bath-keeper", "balneatrix": "bath-keeper", "balneárum": "of the baths", "balsami": "of balsam", "bapt": "baptism (abbrev.)", "baptismáli": "baptismal", "baptismátis": "of baptism", "baptist": "Baptist (abbrev.)", "baptistae": "of the Baptist", "baptiste": "of the Baptist", "baptisterio": "baptistery", "baptisterium": "baptistery", "baptizabat": "he was baptizing", "baptizantur": "they are baptized", "baptizarent": "they might baptize", "baptizarunt": "they baptized", "baptizasset": "he had baptized", "baptizatus": "having been baptized", "baptizavit": "he baptized", "baptizárent": "they might baptize", "baptizárunt": "they baptized", "baptizásset": "he had baptized", "baptizáta": "having been baptized", "baptizátos": "those baptized", "baptizáverat": "he had baptized", "barbati": "of the bearded", "barcinonam": "Barcelona", "barcinone": "Barcelona", "barcinonem": "Barcelona", "barcinonensis": "of Barcelona", "barcinonénsis": "of Barcelona", "barcinóne": "at Barcelona", "barcinónem": "to Barcelona", "barensis": "of Bari", "basílicae": "of the basilica", "basílicis": "in the basilicas", "beant": "they may bless", "beat": "he blesses/beats", "beatarumvirginum": "of blessed virgins", "beatificatio": "beatification", "beatificábat": "he was beatifying", "beatissimæque": "and of the most blessed", "beatissímæ": "of the most blessed", "beatitudine": "in blessedness", "beatitudinis": "of blessedness", "beatitátis": "of blessedness", "beatitúdinís": "of blessedness", "beatumpetrum": "blessed Peter", "beatórum": "of the blessed", "beccense": "of Bec", "beccénse": "of Bec", "beccénsi": "of Bec", "bellicósus": "warlike", "belligerátis": "you wage war", "benedicere": "to bless", "benedicti": "of Benedict", "benedictinis": "Benedictines", "benedictinárum": "of Benedictine nuns", "benedictio": "blessing", "benedictione": "with blessing", "benedictionem": "blessing", "benedictionibus": "with blessings", "benedictióne": "with blessing", "benedictiónem": "blessing", "benedictiónes": "blessings", "benedictiónibus": "with blessings", "benedictiónis": "of blessing", "benedictiónum": "of blessings", "benedicto": "Benedict/with blessing", "benedictum": "blessed", "benedictus": "blessed", "benedictæ": "of the blessed", "benedictíssima": "most blessed", "benedicámus": "let us bless", "benedicébant": "they were blessing", "benedicébat": "was blessing", "benedicéndum": "to bless", "benedicéntes": "blessing", "benedicéntibus": "to those blessing", "benedicéntur": "shall be blessed", "benedicétur": "shall be blessed", "benedixérunt": "they blessed", "benedixísset": "had blessed", "benedixísti": "you have blessed", "benedixítque": "and he blessed", "benedícam": "I will bless", "benedícant": "may they bless", "benedícat": "may he bless", "benedícens": "blessing", "benedícere": "to bless", "benedíceret": "might bless", "benedícet": "shall bless", "benedícimus": "we bless", "benedícite": "bless", "benedícito": "bless", "benedícitur": "is blessed", "benedíco": "I bless", "benedícta": "blessed", "benedíctam": "blessed", "benedíctio": "blessing", "benedíctis": "blessed ones", "benedíctus": "blessed", "benedíctæ": "blessed", "benedícunt": "they bless", "benedíxerint": "may have blessed", "benedíxeris": "you shall bless", "benedíxerit": "shall bless", "benedíxi": "I blessed", "benedíxit": "he blessed", "benefaciéndo": "by doing good", "benefaciéntes": "doing good", "benefactórem": "benefactor", "benefactóres": "benefactors", "benefactóribus": "to benefactors", "benefactórum": "of benefactors", "beneficentia": "beneficence/kindness", "beneficia": "benefits/favours", "beneficii": "of the benefit", "beneficiis": "with benefits", "beneficio": "by benefit/favour", "beneficium": "benefit/favour", "beneficiísque": "and with benefits", "beneficiórum": "of benefits/favours", "beneficus": "generous/beneficent", "beneficéntia": "beneficence/kindness", "beneficéntiam": "beneficence/kindness", "benefácere": "to do good", "benefáciat": "may he do good", "benefáciens": "doing good", "benefácite": "do good", "benefácto": "good deed", "beneféceris": "you shall have benefited", "benefícii": "of the benefit", "benefíciis": "with benefits", "benefício": "by benefit/favour", "benefícium": "benefit/favour", "beneplacitam": "well-pleasing/acceptable", "beneplácita": "well-pleasing things", "beneplácito": "good pleasure", "beneplácitum": "well-pleasing/acceptable", "benesonántibus": "resounding/well-sounding", "benevolentiam": "benevolence/goodwill", "benevolentíssima": "most benevolent", "benevolentíssime": "most benevolently", "benevoléntia": "benevolence/goodwill", "benevoléntiam": "benevolence/goodwill", "benigne": "kindly/graciously", "benignissima": "most gracious", "benignitate": "with kindness", "benigniter": "kindly/graciously", "benignitáte": "with kindness", "benignitátem": "kindness", "benignitátis": "of kindness", "benigniórem": "more kindly", "benignus": "graciously", "benigníssima": "most gracious", "benigníssimam": "most gracious", "benigníssimo": "most gracious", "benigníssimus": "most gracious", "benignórum": "of the kind", "benéfacit": "does good", "benéficum": "beneficent", "benéficus": "generous/beneficent", "benéplacens": "well-pleasing", "benévolus": "benevolent/kindly", "benígna": "kind/gracious", "benígnam": "kind/gracious", "benígnas": "kind/gentle", "benígne": "kindly/graciously", "benígnitas": "benignity/kindness", "benígnius": "more kindly", "benígno": "kind/gracious", "benígnum": "kind/gracious", "benígnus": "graciously", "bibet": "shall drink", "bibi": "I drank", "bibitúrus": "about to drink", "bibliothecarius": "librarian", "bibliothecæ": "of the library", "bibunt": "they drink", "bibéntibus": "drinking", "bilem": "bile/anger", "bilínguis": "bilingual/two-tongued", "binis": "two each/in pairs", "bissextili": "leap year/bissextile", "bivia": "crossroads", "blandam": "gentle/winning", "blandiebátur": "he/she flattered", "blandientis": "flattering", "blandiréntur": "they might flatter", "blanditias": "flatteries", "blandiénte": "flattering", "blandiétis": "you will flatter", "blandæ": "gentle/flattering", "blandítias": "flatteries", "blasphemias": "blasphemies", "blasphemáverint": "they shall have blasphemed", "blasphémis": "blasphemous men", "bono": "good/in good", "bononiæ": "at Bologna", "boviam": "to meet", "bravium": "prize/reward", "breviaries": "breviaries", "breviata": "abbreviated/shortened", "brevitátem": "brevity/shortness", "breviándum": "to be shortened", "breviátum": "abbreviated", "breviétur": "let it be shortened", "brevíssimus": "very short", "bráchia": "arms/limbs", "bráchiis": "arms/limbs", "bubulis": "of oxen", "buccináte": "sound the trumpet", "buccélla": "morsel/sop", "buccéllam": "morsel", "buccéllas": "morsels", "budæ": "of Buda", "burdigalénsi": "of Bordeaux", "burdígalam": "Bordeaux", "burdígalæ": "of Bordeaux", "burgundia": "Burgundy", "burgundionum": "of the Burgundians", "burgundiónum": "of the Burgundians", "burgúndia": "Burgundy", "burgúndiam": "Burgundy", "burgúndiæ": "of Burgundy", "butýrum": "butter", "byssina": "of silk/fine linen", "bysso": "fine linen", "byssus": "fine linen", "byzantinum": "of Byzantium", "báalim": "Baalim", "bácchidem": "Bacchides", "bácchides": "Bacchides", "bácchidis": "of Bacchides", "báculo": "with a staff", "báculos": "staves/staffs", "báculum": "staff/rod", "báculus": "staff/rod", "bájulans": "carrying/bearing", "bájulat": "he carries/bears", "bálnei": "of the bath", "bálneo": "in the bath", "bálneum": "bath", "bálsama": "balsam/balm", "bálsami": "of balsam", "bálsamum": "balsam/balm", "bálteo": "with a girdle", "bálteum": "girdle/belt", "bárathro": "pit/abyss", "bárathrum": "pit/abyss", "bárbaras": "barbarian women", "bárbari": "barbarians", "bárbaris": "to barbarians", "bárbaros": "barbarians", "bárbarus": "barbarian", "bárium": "Bari", "béllica": "warlike/of war", "béllicam": "warlike", "béllici": "of war", "béllicus": "warlike", "bénedic": "bless", "bénefac": "do good", "béstia": "beast", "béstiam": "beast", "béstias": "beasts", "béstiis": "beasts", "béstiæ": "of the beast", "bíberat": "she drank", "bíbere": "to drink", "bíberent": "they might drink", "bíberet": "he might drink", "bíberint": "they shall have drunk", "bíberit": "he shall have drunk", "bíbimus": "we drink", "bíbite": "drink ye", "bíbitis": "you drink", "bíbliis": "scriptures", "bíbunt": "they drink", "bíduo": "for two days", "bíduum": "two days", "bónitas": "goodness", "búccina": "trumpet", "búccinam": "trumpet", "búccinæ": "of the trumpet", "býssina": "fine linen", "býssinis": "fine linen", "býssino": "fine linen", "býssinum": "fine linen", "cacúmen": "top/summit", "cacúmina": "tops/summits", "cacúmine": "top/summit", "cadent": "they will fall", "cadentis": "falling", "caderet": "might fall", "cades": "Kadesh", "cadet": "he/it will fall", "cadit": "he/it falls", "cado": "I fall", "caduca": "perishable/transitory", "caducis": "perishable things", "caducitátem": "transitoriness", "caducárum": "of transitory things", "cadunt": "they fall", "cadátis": "you may fall", "cadáver": "corpse/carcass", "cadávera": "corpses", "cadávere": "corpse", "cadébant": "they were falling", "cadéntem": "falling", "caecitate": "blindness", "caeco": "blind", "caecus": "blind", "caede": "slaughter", "caedebatur": "was being slain", "caedem": "slaughter", "caedente": "slaying", "caedi": "to be slain", "caedibus": "slaughters", "caeditur": "is slain", "caeleste": "heavenly", "caelestem": "heavenly", "caelestes": "heavenly ones", "caelesti": "heavenly", "caelestia": "heavenly things", "caelestis": "heavenly", "caelis": "heavens", "caelitum": "of the heavenly", "caelitus": "from heaven", "caelo": "heaven", "caelos": "heavens", "caelum": "heaven", "caelumque": "and heaven", "caeléstia": "heavenly things", "caeléstis": "heavenly", "caeléstium": "of heavenly things", "caesa": "slain/cut down", "calcánei": "heel", "camo": "with a bit/bridle", "cantet": "let him sing", "caprae": "of the goat", "capreolus": "roebuck/young deer", "capreárum": "of the roes", "capreæ": "to the roe", "capris": "goats", "caprárum": "of goats", "capræ": "of the goat", "caprínis": "of goatskins", "capséllam": "little box", "captio": "entrapment", "captivatam": "captivated/ensnared", "captivitatis": "of captivity", "captivitáte": "captivity", "captivitátem": "captivity", "captivitátis": "of captivity", "captiváta": "captivated", "captivávit": "enslaved/took captive", "captivórum": "of captives", "captábat": "eagerly sought", "captábunt": "they will seek", "captáre": "to seek/gain", "captíva": "captive", "captívam": "captive", "captívas": "captives", "captívi": "captives", "captívis": "for captives", "captívitas": "captivity", "captívos": "captives", "captívum": "captive", "captívus": "captive", "captúrum": "about to take", "captúrus": "about to take", "captúsque": "and taken captive", "capuanam": "of Capua", "capácem": "capable", "carbúnculi": "carbuncle", "cardinálem": "cardinal", "cardináles": "cardinal virtues/cardinals", "cardináli": "cardinal", "cardinálibus": "cardinals", "cardinális": "cardinal", "cardinálium": "of cardinals", "carnale": "carnal/fleshly", "carnalésque": "and carnal", "carnes": "flesh/meats", "carnibus": "flesh/meats", "carnifice": "executioner", "carnis": "of the flesh", "carnále": "carnal/fleshly", "carnálem": "carnal/fleshly", "carnáles": "carnal ones", "carnáli": "carnal/fleshly", "carnália": "carnal things", "carnálibus": "carnal/fleshly", "carnális": "carnal/fleshly", "carnáliter": "carnally/in fleshly manner", "carnálium": "of carnal things", "carnífice": "executioner", "carníficem": "executioner", "carnífices": "executioners", "carníficis": "of the executioner", "carníficum": "of executioners", "caro": "flesh", "carpébat": "took/snatched", "carpémur": "we shall be blamed", "carthaginiénsi": "of Carthage", "carthaginiénsis": "of Carthage", "castitate": "chastity", "castitati": "chastity", "castitáti": "chastity", "castrénsis": "of the camp", "castrénsium": "of the camp followers", "castéllis": "fortresses/castles", "castéllæ": "small forts", "castígo": "I chastise/correct", "castíssimæ": "most chaste", "castóque": "and chaste", "castóris": "of Castor/beaver", "casæ": "huts/cottages", "catalogum": "list/catalogue", "catalógum": "list/catalogue", "cataractárum": "of the waterfalls/floodgates", "catecheta": "catechist", "catechizantur": "they are instructed", "catechumenae": "female catechumens", "catechumeni": "catechumens", "catechumenos": "catechumens", "catechumenus": "catechumen", "catechúmena": "female catechumen", "catenísque": "and with chains", "catholicae": "catholic/of the Church", "catholicarum": "of the Catholics", "catholicorum": "of the Catholics", "catholicus": "catholic/universal", "catholicísque": "and catholic", "catholicórum": "of the Catholics", "cathólicae": "catholic/of the Church", "cathólicus": "catholic/universal", "catulini": "of a whelp/puppy", "catulus": "whelp/young lion", "catulíni": "of a whelp/puppy", "catástas": "slave platforms", "catérva": "crowd/troop", "catérvæ": "of the crowd/troop", "causalis": "causal", "causarum": "of causes/cases", "causidico": "to the advocate", "causéntur": "they plead/allege", "causídico": "to the advocate", "caute": "cautiously/carefully", "cautelae": "of caution/precaution", "cauti": "cautious/wary", "cautissima": "most cautious", "cautus": "wary/cautious", "caveamusque": "and let us beware", "caveátur": "let it be avoided", "cavit": "he avoided/took care", "cavémus": "we beware", "cavéndos": "to be avoided", "ceciderint": "they shall have fallen", "ceciderit": "he shall have fallen", "ceciderunt": "they fell", "cecidisset": "he had fallen", "cecidisti": "you fell", "cecidísse": "to have fallen", "cecidísset": "he had fallen", "cecinit": "he sang/proclaimed", "cecíderant": "they had fallen", "cederent": "they might yield", "cedére": "to yield/give way", "celaret": "he might conceal", "celaretur": "it might be concealed", "celari": "to be concealed", "celeberrimam": "most famous", "celeberrimi": "most famous", "celebrandus": "to be celebrated", "celebrarique": "and to be celebrated", "celebrarunt": "they celebrated", "celebrasset": "he had celebrated", "celebratiónibus": "in celebrations/feasts", "celebérrimi": "most famous", "celebérrimus": "most famous", "cella": "cell/storeroom", "cellae": "of the cell", "cellam": "cell/storeroom", "cellarario": "to the cellarer", "cellarii": "of the cellar/cellarer", "cellarius": "cellarer", "cellaráriis": "to the cellarers", "cellarário": "to the cellarer", "cellarárius": "cellarer", "cellas": "cells/storerooms", "cellerarii": "of the cellarer", "cellerarius": "cellarer", "cellerárium": "cellar/storeroom", "cellis": "in the cells", "cellulam": "small cell", "cellária": "storerooms/cellars", "cellário": "in the cellar", "cellárium": "cellar/storeroom", "cellæ": "of the cell/storeroom", "cels": "lofty/high", "celsa": "lofty/high", "celsi": "of the lofty/high", "celsior": "higher/more lofty", "celsis": "on the heights", "celsissimo": "most lofty", "celsitudo": "loftiness/height", "celsitúdine": "in loftiness/height", "celsitúdinem": "loftiness/height", "celsitúdinis": "of loftiness/height", "celsitúdo": "loftiness/height", "celso": "on high/lofty", "celsum": "lofty/on high", "celsus": "lofty/high", "celte": "with a chisel", "celáret": "he might conceal", "celári": "to be concealed", "celáveris": "you shall have concealed", "celáverit": "he shall have concealed", "celávi": "I concealed", "celávit": "he concealed", "celébrat": "he celebrates", "celébrior": "more celebrated", "celébritas": "celebration/festivity", "celébriter": "with celebration", "celérrime": "most swiftly", "cenatúri": "about to dine", "cenent": "they may dine", "cenobio": "monastery", "cenomyia": "diverse flies", "cenomyiam": "diverse flies", "censeretur": "it might be considered", "censeántur": "they are considered", "censéndus": "to be considered", "censéris": "you are considered", "censúram": "censure/judgment", "censúris": "censures", "centuplíciter": "a hundredfold", "centurione": "centurion", "centurióne": "centurion", "centéni": "a hundred each", "centésimi": "of the hundredth", "centésimus": "hundredth", "cenándis": "for dining", "cepísti": "you took/seized", "cerae": "of wax", "cerdo": "craftsman/artisan", "cerebri": "of the brain", "cerebris": "of the brains", "cereri": "to/for Ceres", "cereus": "wax candle", "cernite": "behold/observe", "certaminibus": "in/for contests", "certandum": "to struggle/fight", "certantem": "struggling/fighting", "certantes": "struggling/fighting", "certarant": "they had contended", "certarunt": "they contended", "certavit": "he/she contended", "certitudo": "certainty", "certitúdinem": "certainty", "certura": "certain/sure", "certántem": "struggling/fighting", "cervas": "hinds/does", "cervical": "pillow/cushion", "cervicali": "of the pillow", "cervicem": "neck", "cervicibusque": "and necks", "cervicibúsque": "and necks", "cervis": "to/for stags", "cervix": "neck", "cervos": "stags/deer", "ceseos": "of the diocese", "cesi": "of the diocese", "cesis": "of the diocese", "cessábo": "I will cease", "cessántibus": "ceasing", "cessárent": "they might cease", "cessári": "to cease", "cessáte": "cease", "cessíssent": "they had withdrawn", "cetum": "whale/sea monster", "chalcedonense": "of Chalcedon", "chalcedonensem": "of Chalcedon", "chalcedonensi": "of Chalcedon", "chalcedonensis": "of Chalcedon", "chalcedonénsem": "of Chalcedon", "chalcedóne": "Chalcedon", "chalcedónius": "chalcedony", "chald": "Chaldean", "chaldaea": "Chaldea", "chaldaeorum": "of the Chaldeans", "chaldæorum": "of the Chaldeans", "chanan": "Canaan", "chananaei": "Canaanites", "chananæo": "of/to the Canaanite", "chananæorum": "of the Canaanites", "charactere": "character/mark", "charactérem": "character/mark", "charismatis": "of a charism/gift", "charissimi": "dearest/beloved", "charitas": "charity/love", "charitatem": "charity/love", "charitatis": "of charity/love", "charitátem": "charity/love", "charíssima": "dearest/beloved", "charíssimi": "dearest/beloved", "charíssimus": "dearest/beloved", "cherubinis": "with cherubim", "chirographo": "handwriting/bond", "chlamyde": "with a cloak", "choralista": "chorist/chorister", "choréæ": "of dances/choirs", "christ": "Christ", "christian": "Christian", "christianae": "Christian", "christianitatis": "of Christianity", "christianórum": "of Christians", "christifidelium": "of the faithful", "christifidéles": "the faithful", "christifidélibus": "to/for the faithful", "christifidélis": "faithful one", "christifidélium": "of the faithful", "christinæ": "of Christina", "christiána": "Christian", "christiánam": "Christian", "christiánas": "Christian", "christiáne": "as a Christian", "christiáni": "of the Christian", "christiánis": "to/for Christians", "christiáno": "Christian", "christiános": "Christians", "christiánum": "Christian", "christiánus": "a Christian", "christiánæ": "Christian", "christo": "Christ", "christoprofusum": "shed for Christ", "christífera": "Christ-bearing", "christóque": "and to Christ", "chrísmate": "with chrism/anointing", "chrísti": "of Christ", "cháberis": "thou shalt commit adultery", "cháritas": "charity/love", "cibat": "he/she feeds", "cibavi": "I have fed", "cibábis": "thou shalt feed", "cibábit": "he/she shall feed", "cidere": "to speak/tell", "cilicii": "of haircloth", "cilicino": "of haircloth", "cilícii": "of haircloth", "cilícino": "of haircloth", "cinctus": "girded/girt", "cincínni": "curls/locks", "cineribus": "with ashes", "cinguli": "of a girdle", "cingulum": "girdle/belt", "cinit": "announces/proclaims", "cinxérunt": "they girded", "cinéribus": "with ashes", "cinêribus": "with ashes", "cinifes": "gnats", "cínifes": "gnats", "cipit": "he commands/orders", "circumamicta": "clothed around", "circumamictaque": "and clothed around", "circumamícta": "clothed around", "circumamíctans": "clothing around", "circumcidérunt": "they circumcised", "circumcidétis": "you shall circumcise", "circumcirca": "round about", "circumcíde": "circumcise", "circumcírca": "round about", "circumcísa": "circumcised", "circumdant": "they surround", "circumdantibus": "surrounding", "circumdatus": "surrounded/encompassed", "circumdet": "may surround", "circumdántibus": "surrounding", "circumdántis": "surrounding", "circumdúci": "to be led around", "circumferébat": "was carrying around", "circumfusus": "poured around/surrounding", "circumfúltus": "propped around", "circumjectas": "thrown around", "circumornátæ": "adorned around", "circumpléctitur": "embraces around", "circumpléxi": "having embraced", "circumponéntes": "placing around", "circumsedente": "besieging", "circumsedénte": "besieging", "circumspectiónem": "circumspection/prudence", "circumspectántem": "looking around", "circumspexi": "I looked around", "circumspéctio": "circumspection/prudence", "circumspéxi": "I looked around", "circumstantes": "standing around", "circumstantibus": "to those standing around", "circumstantium": "of those standing around", "circumsteterunt": "they stood around", "circumstántium": "of those standing around", "circumstántiæ": "circumstances", "circumventis": "to those deceived", "circuíbunt": "they will go around", "circúmdabat": "was surrounding", "circúmdabis": "you will surround", "circúmdabo": "I will surround", "circúmdant": "they surround", "circúmeant": "may they go around", "circúmeunt": "they go around", "circúmit": "goes around", "circúmspicit": "looks around", "cisterciensi": "Cistercian", "cisterciensibus": "to/of Cistercians", "cisterciensé": "Cistercian", "cistercii": "of Citeaux", "citas": "you cite/summon", "civilem": "civil", "civitáte": "in the city", "civitátem": "city", "civitátes": "cities", "civitáti": "to the city", "civitátibus": "in the cities", "civitátis": "of the city", "cladem": "disaster/ruin", "clamando": "by crying out", "clamantibus": "to those crying out", "clamare": "to cry out", "clamarem": "I should cry out", "clamatúrus": "about to cry out", "clamavimus": "we cried out", "clamavítque": "and he cried out", "clamemus": "let us cry out", "clamore": "with a cry/clamour", "clamoris": "of a cry/clamour", "clamábitis": "you will cry out", "clamárem": "I should cry out", "clamásset": "had cried out", "clamáverit": "shall have cried out", "clamávero": "I shall have cried out", "clamósa": "clamorous/noisy", "clamósus": "clamorous/noisy", "clangóre": "with a clang/blast", "claraevallensi": "of Clairvaux", "claraevallensis": "of Clairvaux", "claravalle": "Clairvaux", "claravallense": "of Clairvaux", "claravallénse": "of Clairvaux", "claravallénsi": "of Clairvaux", "claraválle": "Clairvaux", "clarere": "to be renowned", "clarescente": "becoming bright", "claresceret": "might become bright", "clari": "renowned/famous", "clarificans": "glorifying", "clarioribus": "to more illustrious", "clarissimi": "of the most renowned", "clarissimo": "most renowned", "clarissimus": "most renowned", "claritatis": "of brightness/glory", "claritáti": "to brightness/glory", "clarióribus": "to more illustrious", "claruerit": "shall have been renowned", "clarusque": "and renowned", "claruísti": "you were renowned", "clarævallénse": "of Clairvaux", "clarævallénsi": "of Clairvaux", "clarævallénsis": "of Clairvaux", "clarésceret": "might become bright", "claríficans": "glorifying", "classici": "of the fleet/classical", "classicis": "of the fleet/classical", "claudent": "they will close", "claudo": "I close/shut", "claudunt": "they enclose/shut", "claudéndi": "of closing", "claudérunt": "they closed", "clauserunt": "they closed", "claustralis": "claustral/monastic", "claustris": "in the cloisters", "claustríque": "and of the 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"compágibus": "by joints/bonds", "compáribus": "with equals", "compássus": "having suffered with", "compéllimur": "we are compelled", "compéndiis": "by abridgements/savings", "compérta": "discovered/found", "compértis": "having been discovered", "compérto": "having been discovered", "compónat": "let him compose/arrange", "compósite": "composedly/orderly", "compósiti": "composed/arranged", "compósitæ": "composed/arranged", "compúncta": "pricked with compunction", "compúncti": "contrite/moved", "compúnctum": "pricked with compunction", "compúnctus": "pricked with compunction", "compúngar": "I may be moved with compunction", "coméstio": "eating/food", "conabantur": "they were attempting", "conaretur": "he might attempt", "conata": "having attempted", "conatibus": "by attempts/efforts", "concaptivum": "fellow captive", "concaptivus": "fellow captive", "concaptívum": "fellow captive", "concaptívus": "fellow captive", "conce": "grant/concede", "concedit": "he grants/concedes", "conceditur": 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"danos": "the Danes", "dapes": "feasts/banquets", "das": "you give", "dat": "he gives", "data": "given", "datam": "given", "date": "give", "datis": "you give/given", "datisque": "and given", "dato": "given", "dator": "giver", "datos": "given", "datque": "and he gives", "datrix": "giver", "datum": "given", "datur": "it is given", "datura": "about to give", "daturos": "about to give", "datus": "given over", "datæ": "given", "datórem": "giver", "datóres": "givers", "datúra": "about to give", "datúram": "about to give", "datúrum": "about to give", "datúrus": "about to give", "de": "from/of", "deaurabis": "you will gild", "deaurator": "gilder", "debellaturus": "about to conquer", "debellábo": "I will conquer", "debitrícem": "debtor (fem.)", "debuerátis": "you ought to have", "debuérunt": "they ought to have", "debuísset": "he ought to have", "debébant": "they ought", "debébat": "he owed", "debébit": "he will owe", "debémus": "we ought", "debéntis": "owing/of one who owes", "debéntur": "are 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"striving/fighting", "decertarent": "they might strive", "decertaret": "he might strive", "decertarunt": "they strove", "decertasset": "he had striven", "decertavit": "he strove", "decertábant": "they were striving", "decertántes": "striving/fighting", "decertáre": "to strive/fight", "decertárent": "they might fight", "decertáret": "he might fight", "decertárunt": "they strove", "decertásset": "he had striven", "decertávit": "he strove", "decessor": "predecessor", "decessores": "predecessors", "decessoribus": "to/from predecessors", "decessísset": "he had died", "decessóre": "predecessor", "decessóres": "predecessors", "decessóribus": "to/from predecessors", "decet": "becomes", "deciderit": "he shall fall", "decidátis": "you may fall", "decidéntes": "falling", "decidénti": "falling", "decimam": "tenth", "decimas": "tithes", "decimoquinto": "on the fifteenth", "decimum": "tenth", "decimus": "tenth", "decipiátur": "let him be deceived", "declaratum": "declared", "declaratur": "is 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"decébant": "they were seemly/fitting", "decénnium": "decade/ten years", "decépti": "deceived", "decértans": "striving/fighting", "decór": "beauty/comeliness", "decórans": "adorning", "decóraque": "and beautiful", "decóri": "of beauty/comeliness/seemliness", "decóris": "of beauty", "decóro": "beautiful/comely", "decúrio": "decurion", "decúrrens": "running down", "decúrrere": "to run down", "decúrsa": "having run/passed", "decúsque": "and glory/honour", "dedat": "may give up", "dedicamur": "we are dedicated", "dedicamus": "we dedicate", "dedicandum": "to be dedicated", "dedicantur": "they are dedicated", "dedicasset": "had dedicated", "dedicatio": "dedication", "dedicationum": "of dedications", "dedicato": "to the dedicated", "dedicatur": "is dedicated", "dedicavit": "he/she dedicated", "dedicemur": "may we be dedicated", "dedicándum": "to be dedicated", "dedicávimus": "we have dedicated", "dedisséque": "and having given", "dediti": "devoted/given over", "deditiónis": "of surrender", "deducant": "they may lead down", "deducantur": "let them be led down", "deducat": "let him lead down", "deducebátur": "was being led", "deducere": "to lead down", "deducerétur": "might be led down", "deduci": "to be led down", "deducitur": "is led down", "deductæ": "led forth", "deducántur": "let them be led down", "deducátis": "you may bring", "deducébant": "they were bringing", "deducébat": "was bringing", "deducéndo": "by leading", "deducéntur": "they will be led", "deducúntur": "are led down", "dedécoris": "of disgrace", "dedíssem": "I would have given", "dedísseque": "and having given", "dedúcant": "they may lead", "dedúcat": "let him lead down", "dedúci": "to be led", "dedúcimur": "we are led", "dedúcti": "led/conducted", "dedúxisti": "you have led", "dedúxit": "he/she led", "deerat": "was lacking/absent", "deerit": "will be lacking", "deesse": "to be lacking", "deesset": "was lacking", "deest": "is lacking", "defecisset": "had failed", "defecit": "failed/fell away", "defende": 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"deiciátur": "may be cast down", "deicolae": "worshippers of God", "deintus": "from within/inwardly", "deitas": "divinity/godhead", "deitatis": "of the divinity", "dejectior": "more downcast", "dejectus": "cast down", "dejecérunt": "they cast down", "dejecísti": "you cast down", "dejéctior": "more downcast", "dejíciens": "casting down", "delatae": "brought/accused", "delati": "brought/accused", "delatus": "brought/accused", "delebúntur": "they will be destroyed", "delectabitur": "he shall delight", "delectabúntur": "they will delight", "delectatio": "delight/pleasure", "delectationem": "delight/pleasure", "delectatiónis": "of delight", "delectatúrque": "and will delight", "delectábar": "I was delighting", "delectáberis": "you will delight", "delectábilem": "delightful", "delectábilis": "delightful", "delectábis": "you will delight", "delectábitur": "he shall delight", "delectábor": "I shall delight", "delectántur": "they delight", "delectáta": "having delighted", "delectátus": "having 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"fonti": "to the spring/font", "fonticulum": "little spring", "forcipibus": "with pincers/tongs", "forcípibus": "with pincers/tongs", "formabúntur": "they will be formed", "formam": "form", "formantur": "they are formed", "format": "it forms/shapes", "formatas": "formed/shaped", "formatus": "formed/shaped", "formaverat": "had formed", "formavérunt": "they formed", "formidabiles": "fearful/terrible", "formidabili": "fearful/terrible", "formidamus": "we fear", "formidolosius": "more dreadful", "formidábile": "fearful/dreadful", "formidábunt": "they will fear", "formidásti": "thou hast feared", "formosior": "more beautiful", "formosæ": "beautiful", "formulam": "formula/rule", "formámque": "and the form", "formáti": "formed/shaped", "formátos": "formed/shaped", "formávi": "I formed", "fornacis": "of the furnace", "fornicariæ": "of harlots", "fornicatiónes": "fornications", "fornicántes": "fornicating", "fornicántur": "they fornicate", "fornicáta": "she who fornicated", "fornicátur": 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"galli": "of Gaul/of the cock", "gallia": "Gaul", "galliae": "of Gaul", "galliam": "Gaul", "gallias": "the Gauls", "gallicae": "of Gaul", "gallicani": "of Gallican", "gallicanum": "Gallican", "gallicáni": "of Gallican", "gallicánum": "Gallican", "gallieni": "of Gallienus", "galliis": "in the Gauls", "gallis": "in/among the Gauls", "galliéni": "of Gallienus", "gallo": "to/for Gallus", "gallos": "the Gauls", "gallæ": "of Galla", "gallína": "hen", "gallínæ": "of the hen", "gallórum": "of the Gauls", "galátia": "Galatia", "galátiam": "Galatia", "galátiæ": "of Galatia", "galérii": "of Galerius", "galério": "to/for Galerius", "gaudeat": "let him rejoice", "gaudebat": "he was rejoicing", "gaudebit": "he will rejoice", "gaudemus": "we rejoice", "gaudentes": "rejoicing", "gaudes": "you rejoice", "gaudébitis": "you will rejoice", "gavisúri": "about to rejoice", "gehennae": "of hell/of Gehenna", "gemebúnda": "groaning", "gemendo": "by groaning", "gementem": "groaning", "geminam": "twofold/twin", "geminatis": "doubled", "geminato": "doubled", "gemini": "twins/twofold", "geminis": "twin/double", "geminátis": "doubled", "gemituum": "of groans", "gemmarum": "of jewels/of gems", "gemmæ": "jewels/gems", "gemulatur": "envieth not", "gemélli": "twins", "geméntibus": "to those groaning", "generando": "by generating", "generat": "he generates/begets", "generatium": "of begetting", "generatores": "begetters/fathers", "generatum": "begotten/generated", "generosae": "of noble birth", "generosorum": "of the noble", "generosum": "noble/generous", "generosus": "noble/generous", "generábunt": "they will beget", "generándos": "to be begotten", "generándum": "to be begotten", "generósus": "noble/generous", "generósæ": "of noble birth", "genetríci": "to the mother", "genitis": "to the begotten", "genitoris": "of the father/begetter", "genitos": "the begotten", "genitrícem": "the mother", "genitáeque": "and of the begotten", "genitále": "generative/of birth", "genitæque": "and of the begotten", "genitóres": "fathers/begetters", "gens": "nation", "gente": "nation", "gentem": "nation", "gentes": "nations", "gentilitáte": "paganism/heathenism", "gentilitátem": "paganism/heathenism", "gentilitátis": "of paganism", "gentilítiis": "of the pagans", "gentis": "of the nation", "gentium": "of the Gentiles", "genuflectatur": "let him genuflect", "genuflectere": "to genuflect", "genuflectitur": "he genuflects", "genuflexis": "with bent knees", "genuit": "begot/bore", "genuínus": "native/genuine", "genæ": "cheeks", "genéribus": "kinds/types", "genímina": "offspring/sprouts", "genúerat": "had begotten", "genúerit": "he shall beget", "gerant": "let them carry on", "gerebátur": "was being done", "gerendam": "to be carried out", "gerendarum": "to be carried out", "gerendis": "to be carried out", "gerentem": "carrying on", "germanae": "of Germany/of a sister", "germanarum": "of sisters", "germaniae": "of Germany", "germanici": "of Germany/German", "germanitas": "brotherhood/sisterhood", "germaniæ": "of Germany", "germano": "to a brother/Germany", "germanorum": "of brothers/Germans", "germanus": "brother/German", "germanárum": "of sisters", "germanórum": "of Germans/of brothers", "germinis": "of a shoot/offspring", "germinántia": "sprouting/budding", "germináre": "to sprout/bud", "germinárint": "they have sprouted", "germinávit": "it budded/sprouted", "germána": "sister/german", "germánia": "Germany", "germánici": "German", "germánior": "more genuine", "germánis": "to brothers/sisters", "germáno": "to a brother", "germánum": "brother/genuine", "germánus": "brother/German", "germánæ": "of a sister", "gerátur": "let it be done/carried", "geréndi": "of carrying out", "geréndos": "to be carried out", "geréntibus": "to those carrying", "gesserat": "he had done/carried", "gessi": "I have done/carried", "gessisset": "he had conducted", "gessísset": "he had conducted", "gestabant": "they were carrying", "gestam": "carried/worn", "gestarum": "of deeds done", "gestat": "he carries/bears", "gestatória": "litter/sedan chair", "gestatório": "litter/sedan chair", "gestiens": "eager/exulting", "gestorúm": "of deeds done", "gestábant": "they were carrying", "gestábat": "he/she was carrying", "gestánsque": "and carrying", "gestátor": "bearer/carrier", "gestæ": "deeds/acts", "gignen": "begetting/generating", "giróvagum": "wandering/vagabond", "gladiatoribus": "gladiators", "gladiatóribus": "gladiators", "gladii": "sword/of the sword", "gladiis": "with swords", "glandibus": "with acorns/bullets", "glebas": "clods/turfs", "glorificaverat": "he had glorified", "glorificaverunt": "they glorified", "glorificavérunt": "they glorified", "glorificámus": "we glorify", "glorificáverat": "he had glorified", "gloriosae": "of the glorious", "gloriosis": "glorious/to the glorious", "gloriosissime": "most gloriously", "glorioso": "glorious/to the glorious", "gloriosos": "glorious ones", "gloriosíque": "and of the glorious", "gloriándum": "to be gloried in", "gloriáti": "having gloried", "gloriósius": "more gloriously", "gloríficans": "glorifying", "gloríficat": "he glorifies", "gloríficent": "they may glorify", "glácie": "with ice", "gládiorum": "of swords", "glóriae": "of glory", "gnarum": "knowing/aware", "gotho": "Goth", "gothorum": "of the Goths", "gothos": "Goths", "gracilem": "slender/lean", "gradatas": "of steps/terraced", "graderetur": "he might proceed", "gradiántur": "they may advance", "graecae": "Greek/of Greece", "graeciae": "of Greece", "graecis": "to/with the Greeks", "graecosque": "and the Greeks", "gramaticae": "of grammar", "gramine": "with grass/herbage", "granatense": "of Granada", "granaténse": "of Granada", "granaténsi": "of Granada", "granaténsis": "of Granada", "grand": "advanced/great", "grandibus": "great/large", "grandínibus": "with hailstones", "granum": "grain/seed", "granátæ": "of Granada", "grassabatur": "it was spreading/raging", "grassante": "raging/spreading", "grassantes": "raging/spreading", "grassaretur": "it might rage/spread", "gratae": "pleasing/welcome", "gratia": "grace/favor", "gratificavit": "he gave freely", "gratitúdinis": "of gratitude", "gratius": "more gratefully/pleasing", "grato": "pleasing/grateful", "gratos": "pleasing/acceptable", "gratulamur": "we rejoice/congratulate", "gratulante": "rejoicing", "gratulantur": "they rejoice/congratulate", "gratulati": "having rejoiced", "gratulatione": "with joy/congratulation", "gratulemur": "let us rejoice", "gratulántur": "they rejoice/congratulate", "gratuléntur": "they may rejoice", "gratus": "pleasing/grateful", "gratæ": "pleasing/acceptable", "gratíssima": "most pleasing/most welcome", "gratíssimo": "most pleasing/most welcome", "gratíssimum": "most pleasing/most acceptable", "gratíssimæ": "most pleasing/most acceptable", "gratúitæ": "freely given/gratuitous", "gravantur": "they are burdened", "gravatos": "burdened/weighed down", "graveolente": "ill-smelling/stinking", "graviorem": "more serious/more grave", "graviores": "more serious/more grave", "graviori": "more serious/more grave", "gravioribus": "more serious/more grave", "gravioris": "more serious/more grave", "gravique": "and grave/and heavy", "gravis": "grave/serious/weighty", "gravissima": "most serious/most grave", "gravissimas": "most serious/most grave", "gravissime": "most seriously/most gravely", "gravissimi": "most serious/most grave", "gravissimis": "most serious/most grave", "gravissimos": "most serious/most grave", "gravissimum": "most serious/most grave", "gravissimísque": "and most serious/most grave", "graviter": "gravely/seriously", "graviórem": "more serious/more grave", "gravióres": "more serious/more grave", "gravióribus": "more serious/more grave", "gravári": "to be burdened", "graváte": "with difficulty/heavily", "gravíssime": "most seriously/most gravely", "gravíssimos": "most serious/most grave", "gravíssimus": "most serious/most grave", "gravíssimæ": "most serious/most grave", "gregátim": "in flocks/in herds", "grossitúdine": "thickness/size", "gráfium": "stylus/pen", "grámina": "grasses/blades of grass", "grándine": "with hail", "grándini": "to hail/hailstorm", "grátia": "grace/favor", "grávidi": "heavy with/laden with", "grávidis": "laden/heavy", "græca": "Greek", "græcum": "Greek", "græcísque": "and Greek", "gréssibus": "with steps/with footsteps", "gréssuum": "of steps/of footsteps", "gubernacula": "helms/rudders", "gubernandæ": "to be governed", "gubernator": "helmsman/governor", "gubernábat": "he governed/he steered", "gubernácula": "helms/rudders", "gubernáculis": "with rudders/with governance", "gubernáculo": "with the helm/rudder", "gubernáculum": "helm/rudder", "gubernámur": "we are governed", "gubernándam": "to be governed", "gubernándum": "to be governed", "gubernánte": "governing/guiding", "gubernáre": "to govern/to steer", "gubernáret": "he might govern", "gubernásset": "he had governed", "gubernátio": "governance/government", "gubernátor": "helmsman/governor", "gustatúri": "about to taste", "gustavérunt": "they tasted", "gustábit": "he/she will taste", "gustábunt": "they will taste", "gustándo": "by tasting", "gustándum": "to be tasted", "gustáre": "to taste", "gustáret": "he/she might taste", "gustástis": "you have tasted", "gustáte": "taste ye", "gustátis": "you taste/having tasted", "gustátu": "by taste/in tasting", "gustátum": "tasted/having tasted", "gustátur": "it is tasted", "gustáverint": "they shall have tasted", "gustáverit": "he/she shall have tasted", "gustávit": "he/she tasted", "guttam": "a drop", "guttis": "with drops", "guttulas": "little drops", "guttæ": "drops", "gymnasiis": "schools/gymnasia", "gymnásia": "schools/gymnasia", "gymnásium": "school/gymnasium", "gyrántes": "turning/wheeling", "gálbanus": "galbanum", "gálea": "helmet", "gáleam": "helmet", "gárriens": "prating/chattering", "gáudeant": "they may rejoice", "gáudeas": "you may rejoice", "gáudeat": "he/she may rejoice", "gáudeo": "I rejoice", "gáudia": "joys", "gáudii": "of joy", "gáudiis": "in joys", "gáudio": "with joy", "gáudium": "joy", "gémere": "to groan/sigh", "gémerent": "they groaned", "gémina": "twofold/double", "gémini": "twin/double", "géminis": "twofold", "gémino": "twofold/double", "géminos": "twins", "géminum": "twofold/double", "géminæ": "twofold/double", "gémitu": "with groaning", "gémitum": "groan/groaning", "gémitus": "groaning/groan", "gémmaque": "and gem", "gémmeis": "jewelled/of gems", "gémmula": "little gem", "génera": "kinds/types", "génerans": "producing/bringing forth", "génerant": "they produce", "génerat": "it begets/produces", "génere": "by birth/kind", "génerent": "they may produce", "géneri": "to/for the race", "géneris": "of the race/kind", "génerum": "son-in-law", "génetrix": "mother/begetter", "génibus": "on knees", "génita": "born", "géniti": "begotten/born", "génito": "to the begotten", "génitor": "father/begetter", "génitrix": "mother/begetter", "génitum": "begotten/born", "génitus": "begotten/born", "géntibus": "to/among nations", "géntium": "of the Gentiles", "génua": "knees", "génui": "I begot/fathered", "génuit": "begot/bore", "gérere": "to conduct/carry", "géreret": "he/she conducted", "gérimus": "we bear/conduct", "géritur": "it is done/conducted", "gérmina": "sprouts/shoots", "gérminans": "sprouting/budding", "gérminant": "they sprout", "gérminat": "it sprouts/buds", "gérmine": "with shoot/sprout", "gérminet": "it may sprout", "gérminis": "of the shoot/sprout", "gésserat": "he/she had done", "gésserit": "he/she has done", "géssimus": "we have done", "géssuri": "about to bear", "géstaque": "and deeds", "géstiens": "eagerly desiring", "géstio": "I eagerly desire", "géstiunt": "they eagerly desire", "gígnere": "to beget/bear", "gígnimur": "we are begotten", "gúrgite": "in the flood/stream", "gúrgites": "floods/streams", "gúrgiti": "to the flood", "gúrgitis": "of the flood/stream", "gústuum": "of tastes/savours", "gúttulas": "little drops", "gúttura": "throats", "gútturi": "to the throat", "habebátque": "and he had", "habebátur": "it was held/considered", "habuerúntque": "and they had", "habuisse": "to have had", "habuéritis": "you have had", "hadriáni": "of Hadrian", "haec": "this", "haeretica": "heretical", "haereticam": "heretical", "haeretici": "heretics", "haereticis": "of/to heretics", "haeretico": "of a heretic", "haereticorum": "of heretics", "haereticos": "heretics", "haereticum": "heretic/heretical", "harmónica": "harmonious", "harum": "of these", "haríolos": "soothsayers/diviners", "hassórum": "of the Hessians", "hastilium": "shaft/spear-shaft", "hastæ": "of a spear", "hastíle": "shaft of a spear", "hastílium": "shaft/spear-shaft", "hauriámus": "we may draw", "hauriéndam": "to be drawn", "hauriéndas": "to be drawn", "hauriéntes": "drawing/those drawing", "hauriétis": "you shall draw", "hauserúntque": "and they drew", "haúriens": "drawing", "haúriet": "he shall draw", "hebdomadas": "weeks", "hebdomadárum": "of weeks", "hebdomadæ": "of the week", "hebdomádibus": "weeks", "hebetári": "to be dulled", "hebetátur": "is dulled", "hebetúdo": "dullness/confusion", "hebraeo": "Hebrew", "hebraicam": "Hebrew", "hebraicique": "and of Hebrew", "hebraicis": "Hebrew", "hebraico": "Hebrew", "hebráicam": "Hebrew", "hebráice": "in Hebrew", "hebráico": "in Hebrew", "hebráicus": "Hebrew", "hebráicæ": "of Hebrew", "hebræis": "Hebrews", "hebræisque": "and Hebrews", "hebræo": "Hebrew", "hebræos": "Hebrews", "hebræum": "Hebrew", "hebræórum": "of the Hebrews", "hei": "alas", "helcíam": "Helcias", "helcíæ": "of Helcias", "heliopóleos": "of Heliopolis", "hera": "mistress/lady", "herbisque": "and herbs", "here": "yesterday", "heredibus": "to the heirs", "hereditábis": "you shall inherit", "hereditábunt": "they shall inherit", "hereditátes": "inheritances", "heremita": "hermit", "heremitárum": "of the hermits", "herédibus": "to the heirs", "heróis": "of the hero", "heu": "woe", "hibernális": "wintry/winter", "hibérnus": "wintry/winter", "hinnítum": "braying", "hispaniárum": "of the Spains", "historiógraphus": "historian", "hoc": "this", "hodiéque": "and today", "holocaústi": "of the burnt offering", "homilías": "homilies", "homíliæ": "homilies", "honestavit": "he adorned/honoured", "honestioribus": "more honourable", "honestióres": "more honourable", "honestándum": "to be adorned/honoured", "honestátus": "adorned/honoured", "honoranda": "to be honoured", "honoratae": "honoured", "honoravit": "he honoured", "honorifica": "honourable", "honorificas": "honourable", "honorificentissime": "most honourably", "honorificeque": "and honourably", "honorificábis": "thou shalt honour", "honorificábit": "he shall honour", "honorificábo": "I will glorify", "honorificáta": "honoured", "honorificáte": "honour", "honorificáti": "honoured", "honorificáto": "honoured", "honorificátum": "made honourable", "honorificátus": "gloriously honoured", "honorificéntia": "honour", "honorificéntius": "more honourably", "honorificéntur": "they may be honoured", "honorificéque": "and honourably", "honorificétis": "you may honour", "honorificétur": "may be honoured", "honoris": "of honour", "honoro": "I honour", "honorofice": "honourably", "honorque": "and honour", "honorábat": "he respected/honoured", "honorábile": "honourable", "honorábilem": "honourable", "honorábilis": "honourable", "honorábitur": "he shall be honoured", "honorábo": "I will glorify", "honorámus": "we honour", "honoránda": "to be honoured", "honorándi": "to be honoured", "honorándum": "to be honoured", "honorándus": "to be honoured", "honorántis": "honouring", "honorántur": "are honoured", "honoráre": "to honour", "honorárent": "they might honour", "honoráret": "he might honour", "honorári": "to be honoured", "honoráris": "thou art honoured", "honorásti": "thou hast honoured", "honoráte": "honour", "honoráti": "honoured", "honorátior": "more honourable", "honorátum": "honoured", "honorátur": "is honoured", "honorátus": "honoured", "honorátæ": "honoured", "honorávit": "he honoured", "honorémus": "let us honour", "honoréntur": "may be honoured", "honorétur": "may be honoured", "honorífica": "honourable", "honoríficant": "they honour", "honoríficat": "he honours", "honorífice": "honourably", "honorífico": "I honour", "honórema": "honour", "honórent": "they honour", "horreo": "I dread/shudder", "horrescunt": "they shudder", "horribiles": "horrible/dreadful", "horribili": "horrible/dreadful", "horribiliter": "horribly", "horribília": "horrible things", "horribíliter": "horribly", "horridis": "dreadful/rough", "horror": "dread", "horrrescit": "she shudders", "horruísti": "thou didst abhor", "horrébat": "he dreaded/shuddered", "horrénda": "dreadful things", "horrénde": "horribly", "horréndis": "dreadful", "horréndo": "dreadful", "horréndos": "dreadful", "horréndum": "dreadful", "horrére": "to shudder/dread", "horréscit": "she shudders", "horréscunt": "they shudder", "horríbiles": "horrible", "horróris": "of horror", "hortorum": "of gardens", "hortulanus": "gardener", "hortánte": "urging/exhorting", "horumque": "and of these", "horárum": "of hours", "horæ": "of the hour/hours", "horúmque": "and of these", "hospitalis": "hospitable", "hospitalitati": "to hospitality", "hospitalitáti": "to hospitality", "hospite": "guest/host", "hospitiis": "in lodgings", "hospitis": "of the guest/host", "hospitum": "of guests", "hospitántur": "they are lodged", "hospítiis": "in lodgings", "hosti": "to the enemy", "hostia": "victim/host", "hostiariis": "to doorkeepers", "hostias": "victims/offerings", "hostilitas": "hostility", "hostiæ": "of the host/victim", "hostílitas": "hostility", "hucusque": "until now", "huiúsmodi": "of this kind", "hujus": "of this", "hujuscemodi": "of this kind", "hujuscémodi": "of this kind", "hujusmodi": "of this kind", "hujusque": "and of this", "hujúsce": "of this", "hujúsmodi": "of this kind", "hujúsque": "and of this", "humaniter": "humanely/kindly", "humanámque": "and human", "humaníssime": "most kindly", "humanórum": "of human", "humatum": "buried", "humentis": "of the moist", "humidans": "moistening", "humidis": "moist/wet", "humidum": "moist/wet", "humilemque": "and humble", "humiliabar": "I humbled myself", "humiliabúntur": "shall be made low", "humiliantis": "of the humbling", "humiliasset": "had humbled", "humiliatio": "humiliation", "humiliatiónem": "humiliation", "humiliatióni": "to humiliation", "humiliatiónis": "of humiliation", "humiliavérunt": "they humbled/violated", "humilique": "and humble", "humilitatémque": "and humility", "humiliter": "humbly", "humilitátemque": "and humility", "humiliábam": "I humbled", "humiliábar": "I humbled myself", "humiliábis": "thou shalt humble", "humiliábit": "he shall humble", "humiliábitur": "shall be humbled", "humiliábo": "I will humble", "humiliámini": "be humbled", "humiliárer": "I might be humbled", "humiliári": "to be humbled", "humiliássem": "I had humbled", "humiliásti": "thou hast humbled", "humiliátam": "humbled", "humiliáto": "humbled", "humiliávimus": "we humbled", "humiliémus": "let us humble", "humiliéris": "thou mayest be humbled", "humiliétur": "let him be humbled", "humillima": "most humble", "humillimas": "most humble", "humore": "with moisture", "humándis": "to be buried", "humándo": "burying", "humánis": "human", "humánæ": "of human/human", "humátum": "buried", "humílians": "humbling", "humílior": "more humble", "humóribus": "with humours/fluids", "humúsque": "and the ground", "hungarórum": "of the Hungarians", "hungária": "Hungary", "hungáriam": "Hungary", "hungáriæ": "of Hungary", "hydria": "water pot/jar", "hydrópici": "dropsical/swollen", "hydrópis": "dropsy", "hymnodía": "hymnody", "hymnórum": "of hymns", "hypocritae": "hypocrites", "hypocritæ": "hypocrites", "hypócritis": "to hypocrites", "hyssopum": "hyssop", "hábitans": "dwelling/inhabiting", "hábitem": "that I may dwell", "hæc": "this", "hæmorrhoísa": "the woman with haemorrhage", "hæreditário": "hereditary", "hærere": "to cling/stick", "hæresique": "and heresy", "hæresiárcha": "arch-heretic", "hæresiárcham": "arch-heretic", "hæresum": "of heresies", "hæresés": "heresies", "hæresésque": "and heresies", "hæresíque": "and heresy", "hæret": "he cleaves/adheres", "hæretica": "heretical", "hæretici": "heretics", "hæreticis": "to/with heretics", "hæretico": "heretical/to a heretic", "hæreticorum": "of heretics", "hæreticæ": "heretical", "hæreámus": "let us be fixed/cling", "hærébat": "was clinging/close to", "hærédem": "heir", "hærédes": "heirs", "hæréditas": "inheritance", "hæréntem": "clinging/stuck", "hæréret": "might cling/stick", "hæréseos": "of heresy", "hærési": "heresy", "hærésibus": "from heresies", "hærésim": "heresy", "hærésis": "heresy", "hæréte": "cling/be fixed", "hæsitatiónibus": "with hesitations", "hæsitque": "and he clung", "hæsitántibus": "to the hesitating", "híemis": "of winter", "hínnuli": "of the fawn", "hórreis": "in granaries", "hórreo": "I shudder", "hórruit": "it bristled/shuddered", "hóspite": "with the guest/host", "hóspitum": "of guests/hosts", "hóspitæ": "of the hostess/guest", "hósticum": "hostile/enemy", "hóstiis": "with victims/offerings", "húmidum": "moist/wet", "hýadas": "Hyades", "hýades": "Hyades", "hýdria": "water pot/jar", "hýdrias": "water pots/jars", "hýdriæ": "of the water pots", "ibidemque": "and in the same place", "ibidémque": "and in the same place", "iconoclasta": "iconoclast", "iconoclastae": "of the iconoclast", "iconoclastam": "the iconoclast", "iconoclastas": "the iconoclasts", "iconoclásta": "iconoclast", "iconoclástas": "the iconoclasts", "iconoclástæ": "of the iconoclast", "ictus": "stroke/blow", "ide": "thus/in this way", "identitátem": "identity", "idest": "that is", "idipsum": "the selfsame", "idióma": "idiom/language", "idióta": "unlearned/ignorant", "idiótæ": "of the unlearned", "idne": "is that", "idololatriae": "of idolatry", "idololatríam": "idolatry", "idololatríæ": "of idolatry", "idolorum": "of idols", "idolum": "idol", "idolólatræ": "idolaters", "idolóthyta": "things sacrificed to idols", "idolóthytis": "things sacrificed to idols", "idolóthytum": "sacrificed to idols", "idoneo": "fitting/suitable", "idumæórum": "of the Edomites", "idus": "Ides", "idémque": "and the same", "idéntidem": "repeatedly/again and again", "idéoque": "and therefore", "idípsum": "the selfsame", "ieiiuniis": "by fasting", "ieiuniis": "fasts/fastings", "ieiunio": "fasting", "ieiúna": "fasting", "ieiúniis": "by fasting", "ieiúnio": "fasting", "ierunt": "they went", "iesu": "of Jesus", "iesus": "Jesus", "ignarum": "ignorant/unaware", "ignaviam": "sloth/laziness", "ignavo": "to the slothful", "ignis": "fire", "ignávi": "of the slothful", "ignéscit": "blazes/burns", "ignésque": "and fires", "ignítam": "fiery/glowing", "ignítæ": "fiery/glowing", "ignóti": "unknown ones", "ignótos": "unknown ones", "ignótæ": "of the unknown", "iidemque": "and the same", "iisdemque": "and the same", "illa": "that/her", "illacrimet": "may weep over", "illaesa": "unharmed", "illaesi": "unharmed", "illaesum": "unharmed", "illaesus": "unharmed", "illam": "that/her", "illaqueéntur": "may be ensnared", "illarum": "of those", "illatis": "brought against", "illecebrósæ": "alluring/enticing", "illectus": "enticed/allured", "illibatas": "undefiled/intact", "illibáta": "undefiled/intact", "illibátæ": "undefiled/intact", "illicita": "unlawful things", "illicitis": "unlawful things", "illiso": "dashed/struck", "illisum": "dashed/struck", "illisus": "dashed/struck", "illita": "smeared/anointed", "illitus": "smeared/anointed", "illitæ": "smeared/anointed", "illiusque": "and of that", "illudebant": "they mocked", "illuderet": "might mock", "illuderetur": "might be mocked", "illuderétur": "might be mocked", "illudi": "to be mocked", "illudébant": "they mocked", "illudéret": "might mock", "illuminare": "to illuminate/enlighten", "illuminatae": "enlightened", "illuminationem": "enlightenment", "illuminator": "enlightener", "illuminábitur": "will be enlightened", "illuminántis": "of the enlightening", "illumináre": "to illuminate/enlighten", "illuminásti": "thou hast enlightened", "illumque": "and him", "illusam": "mocked/deceived", "illusiones": "illusions/deceptions", "illusiónum": "of illusions", "illustrabátur": "was being illumined", "illustrarunt": "they illumined", "illustrata": "illumined/distinguished", "illustrati": "illumined/distinguished", "illustraverit": "shall have distinguished", "illustrissima": "most illustrious", "illustrissimi": "of the most illustrious", "illustrissimum": "most illustrious", "illustrissimus": "most illustrious", "illustriumque": "and of the illustrious", "illustrióres": "more illustrious", "illustrióri": "more illustrious", "illustrióris": "of the more illustrious", "illustrántium": "of those illumining", "illustráti": "enlightened/distinguished", "illustríssimi": "of the most illustrious", "illustríssimum": "most illustrious", "illuxísset": "had shone", "illyrici": "of Illyricum", "illáti": "brought against", "illæsi": "unharmed", "illísque": "and to those", "illísum": "dashed/struck", "illísus": "dashed/struck", "illúderet": "might mock", "illúdes": "thou mockest", "illúdi": "to be mocked", "illúsio": "illusion/mockery", "illúsor": "mocker", "illústrant": "they illuminate", "illústrius": "more illustrious", "illýrici": "of Illyricum", "imbecillitatem": "weakness/feebleness", "imbecillióre": "more feeble", "imbecíllum": "weak/feeble", "imbris": "of rain", "imbuerentur": "might be imbued", "imbueréntur": "might be imbued", "imbútum": "imbued/steeped", "imbútus": "imbued/steeped", "imi": "of the lowest", "imis": "from the lowest/depths", "imitabilem": "worthy of imitation", "imitabilis": "worthy of imitation", "imitamini": "imitate ye", "imitandis": "to be imitated", "imitans": "imitating", "imitaretur": "might imitate", "imitaréntur": "might imitate", "imitatio": "imitation", "imitatione": "imitation", "imitatores": "imitators", "imitándæ": "to be imitated", "imitáre": "to imitate", "immaculatae": "of the immaculate", "immaculate": "immaculately", "immaculatus": "spotless/immaculate", "immaculatórum": "of the immaculate", "immaculáte": "immaculately", "immaculátus": "spotless/immaculate", "immania": "monstrous/huge", "immanibus": "monstrous/savage", "immanissimis": "most savage", "immanitatem": "savagery/monstrousness", "immaníssimis": "most savage", "immarcescibilem": "unfading", "immatúri": "unripe/untimely", "immediate": "immediately", "immediatus": "immediate", "immemorabili": "immemorial", "immemorábili": "immemorial", "immensae": "immense/vast", "immensas": "immense/vast", "immensis": "immense/vast", "immensos": "immense/vast", "immergi": "to be plunged", "imminent": "they threaten", "imminente": "threatening/impending", "imminentem": "threatening/impending", "imminentes": "threatening/impending", "imminentia": "impending/threatening", "imminentibus": "impending/threatening", "imminere": "to impend/threaten", "imminutum": "diminished/lessened", "imminéntem": "threatening/impending", "imminútio": "diminution/lessening", "imminútus": "diminished/lessened", "immiscére": "to mingle/mix", "immolabítque": "and he shall sacrifice", "immolantem": "sacrificing/offering", "immolantes": "sacrificing/offering", "immolare": "to sacrifice/immolate", "immolatas": "sacrificed/offered", "immolem": "I may sacrifice/offer", "immolántes": "sacrificing/offering", "immolántur": "they are sacrificed", "immolávi": "I have sacrificed", "immoraretur": "he dwelt/tarried", "immotam": "unmoved/steadfast", "immunditiam": "uncleanness/filth", "immunditiæ": "of uncleanness", "immundítia": "uncleanness/filth", "immundítiam": "uncleanness/filth", "immundítias": "uncleannesses/filths", "immundítiis": "uncleannesses", "immundítiæ": "of uncleanness", "immundórum": "of the unclean", "immunem": "free from/exempt", "immunes": "free from/exempt", "immunitatis": "of immunity/exemption", "immunitátis": "of immunity/exemption", "immutans": "changing/altering", "immutat": "he changes/alters", "immutatione": "by change/alteration", "immutárent": "they might change", "immánem": "monstrous/savage", "immánes": "monstrous/savage", "imménso": "immense/vast", "imménsos": "immense/vast", "immérgi": "to be plunged", "immérsa": "plunged/immersed", "immíserit": "he has sent into", "immíssus": "sent in/unleashed", "immítem": "harsh/cruel", "immíttam": "I will send/unleash", "immíttat": "he may send/unleash", "immítte": "send in/unleash", "immíttens": "sending in/unleashing", "immíttit": "he sends in/unleashes", "immíxti": "mingled/mixed", "immíxtus": "mingled/mixed", "immóbili": "immovable/steadfast", "immótam": "unmoved/steadfast", "immótæ": "unmoved/steadfast", "immúndæ": "unclean/impure", "immúta": "change/alter", "immútans": "changing/altering", "impedirétur": "it might be hindered", "impellúntur": "they are driven/impelled", "impendébat": "it was hanging over/threatening", "impendéntibus": "hanging over/threatening", "impendísset": "had bestowed/expended", "impensis": "at the expense of", "imperas": "you command/order", "imperat": "he commands/orders", "imperata": "commanded/ordered", "imperator": "emperor", "imperatricis": "of the empress", "imperiali": "imperial", "imperialibus": "imperial", "imperitæ": "of the inexperienced/ignorant", "imperium": "empire/dominion", "imperiálibus": "imperial", "imperterrita": "undaunted/fearless", "impertiatur": "may he impart/bestow", "impertiendam": "to be imparted", "impertiit": "he imparted/bestowed", "impertit": "he imparts/bestows", "impertivit": "he imparted/bestowed", "imperturbáta": "undisturbed/untroubled", "impertíri": "to be imparted", "imperábat": "he commanded/ordered", "imperáret": "he might command", "imperátis": "commanded/ordered", "imperétur": "let it be commanded", "imperíte": "inexpertly/ignorantly", "imperítia": "inexperience/ignorance", "imperítiae": "of inexperience", "imperítiam": "inexperience/ignorance", "imperítis": "to the inexperienced", "imperítum": "inexperienced/ignorant", "impetentem": "attacking/assailing", "impetitus": "attacked/assailed", "impetraverint": "they shall have obtained", "impetrándum": "to be obtained/procured", "impetrátam": "obtained/procured", "impetráto": "having been obtained", "impetrémus": "we may obtain", "impiam": "impious/wicked", "impietas": "impiety/wickedness", "impietate": "with impiety", "impietati": "to impiety", "impietátum": "of impieties", "impiissimi": "most impious", "impinguábitur": "shall be fattened/enriched", "impinguásti": "thou hast fattened/enriched", "impinguátus": "fattened/enriched", "impiæ": "impious/wicked", "impiíssimi": "most impious", "implacabili": "implacable/unappeasable", "implacábili": "implacable/unappeasable", "implentur": "they are fulfilled", "impletoque": "and having been fulfilled", "impletívum": "fulfilling/completing", "impletóque": "and having been fulfilled", "implexa": "entangled/intricate", "implicito": "entangled/involved", "implicitus": "entangled/involved", "implicámur": "we are entangled", "implorantibus": "to those imploring", "implorantium": "of those imploring", "implorasset": "he had implored", "implorábat": "he implored/besought", "implorámus": "we implore/beseech", "implorárent": "they might implore", "imploráta": "having been implored", "imploráti": "having been implored", "implórant": "they implore/beseech", "implórat": "he implores/beseeches", "implóret": "may she implore/beseech", "impollutum": "undefiled/spotless", "impollútum": "undefiled/spotless", "impollútæ": "undefiled/spotless", "imponátur": "let it be placed upon", "imponénte": "placing upon", "importunos": "importunate/troublesome", "importúnos": "importunate/troublesome", "impositi": "placed upon/imposed", "impositos": "placed upon/imposed", "impossibile": "impossible", "impossibilia": "impossible things", "impossibília": "impossible things", "impossibílitas": "impossibility", "impossíbile": "impossible", "imposuit": "he placed/imposed", "imposuísset": "he had placed/imposed", "impotens": "powerless/unable", "impotentem": "powerless/unable", "impregnátum": "impregnated/filled", "impressis": "impressed/imprinted", "impressiónis": "of impression/imprint", "impressus": "impressed/imprinted", "improbaret": "he might disapprove", "improbis": "to the wicked/depraved", "improbitatem": "wickedness/importunity", "improbitátem": "wickedness/importunity", "improbo": "wicked/depraved", "improbáret": "he would disapprove", "improperiórum": "of reproaches", "improperábit": "he will reproach", "improperávit": "he reproached", "improvísus": "unexpected/unforeseen", "impréssa": "imprinted/impressed", "imprésserat": "he had imprinted", "impréssio": "impression/imprint", "impréssit": "he imprinted", "impréssus": "imprinted/stamped", "impróvidus": "improvident/unwary", "impudicam": "unchaste/immodest", "impudicis": "unchaste/immodest", "impudicissimum": "most unchaste", "impudicitiis": "of immodesties", "impudicorum": "of the unchaste", "impudicíssimum": "most unchaste", "impudicórum": "of the unchaste", "impudícam": "unchaste/immodest", "impudícis": "unchaste/immodest", "impugnantes": "attacking/assailing", "impugnantibus": "to those attacking", "impugnántibus": "to those attacking", "impugnáre": "to attack/assail", "impulsae": "driven/impelled", "impulsi": "driven/impelled", "impulsione": "by impulse/impulsion", "impulérunt": "they drove/impelled", "impuri": "impure/unclean", "impuro": "impure/unclean", "imputabátur": "it was imputed", "impávidam": "fearless/undaunted", "impéndunt": "they bestow/expend", "impénsis": "at the expense of", "impéria": "commands/dominions", "impériis": "commands/dominions", "impértiit": "he imparted/bestowed", "impínguet": "he will fatten/enrich", "impóne": "impose/place upon", "impósiti": "placed upon/imposed", "impósito": "placed upon/imposed", "impósitos": "placed upon/imposed", "impósitus": "placed upon/imposed", "impúgnans": "attacking/assailing", "impúlsi": "driven/impelled", "impúlsæ": "driven/impelled", "impúro": "impure/unclean", "imum": "lowest/deepest", "imá": "lowest/deepest", "in": "in", "inaccessibilis": "inaccessible/unapproachable", "inaccéssis": "inaccessible places", "inanem": "vain/empty", "inanibus": "vain/empty", "inaquóso": "waterless/dry", "inardésceret": "it would burn/kindle", "inardéscit": "it burns/kindles", "inardéscite": "be enkindled/burn", "inarátus": "unploughed/untilled", "inaudita": "unheard of/unprecedented", "inauditis": "unheard of/unprecedented", "inaudito": "unheard of/unprecedented", "inauditum": "unheard of/unprecedented", "inauditæ": "unheard of/unprecedented", "inaudíta": "unheard of/unprecedented", "inaudítam": "unheard of/unprecedented", "inaudítas": "unheard of/unprecedented", "inaudítis": "unheard of/unprecedented", "inaudíto": "unheard of/unprecedented", "inaudítum": "unheard of/unprecedented", "inbecillitátem": "weakness/infirmity", "inbecíllibus": "to the weak/infirm", "inbecíllitas": "weakness/infirmity", "incalescimus": "we grow warm/fervent", "incaluísset": "it had grown warm", "incantántis": "of the enchanter", "incantántium": "of enchanters", "incarceratus": "imprisoned/incarcerated", "incarnati": "of the incarnate", "incarnátur": "he is incarnated", "incaute": "incautiously/carelessly", "incedenti": "to the one walking", "incendiis": "fires/conflagrations", "incensae": "kindled/inflamed", "incensionem": "burning/incensing", "incensis": "kindled/inflamed", "incensores": "incense-burners", "incensuros": "about to burn", "incensóres": "incense-burners", "incensúros": "about to burn", "incessabíliter": "unceasingly", "incessánti": "unceasing/incessant", "inchoationem": "beginning/commencement", "inchoándis": "for beginning", "inchoánte": "beginning/commencing", "inchoáti": "begun/commenced", "inchoëtur": "let it be begun", "incipiens": "beginning", "incipiántur": "let them be begun", "incipiátur": "let it be begun", "incipiénda": "to be begun", "incipiénte": "beginning", "incipiéntibus": "to those beginning", "incipiétur": "it will be begun", "incircumcísos": "uncircumcised", "incisio": "cutting/incision", "incitabant": "they were inciting", "incitamento": "by incitement/incentive", "incitaret": "he would incite", "incitavit": "he incited", "incitábant": "they were inciting", "incitámus": "we exhort/incite", "incitáret": "he would incite", "incitári": "to be incited/stirred up", "incitátis": "stirred up/incited", "incitátus": "stirred up/roused", "incitávit": "he incited/stirred up", "inclamans": "crying out/calling", "inclaruisset": "it had become renowned", "inclaruit": "it became renowned/shone forth", "inclaruísset": "it had become renowned", "inclina": "incline/bow", "inclinamus": "we incline/bow", "inclinare": "to incline/bow", "inclinatio": "inclination/bowing", "inclinatum": "inclined/bowed", "inclinavit": "he inclined", "inclinet": "let him incline", "inclinábit": "he will incline", "inclinábitur": "it will be inclined", "inclinábo": "I will incline", "inclinántis": "of the one inclining", "inclinátus": "inclined/bowed", "inclinávi": "I inclined/bowed", "inclinávit": "he inclined", "inclinéntur": "let them be inclined", "incliti": "renowned/illustrious", "inclito": "renowned/illustrious", "inclitus": "renowned/illustrious", "inclusit": "he enclosed/shut in", "incláma": "call out/cry out", "inclámans": "crying out/calling", "incláruit": "it became renowned/shone forth", "inclúsa": "enclosed/shut in", "incognita": "unknown/unrecognized", "incognitum": "unknown/unrecognized", "incognitus": "unknown/unrecognized", "incognítus": "unknown/unrecognized", "incoluére": "they inhabited/dwelt in", "incoléndam": "to be inhabited", "incomprehensibília": "incomprehensible things", "inconpeténtibus": "to the unfit/incompetent", "inconsulto": "without consultation", "incontamina": "uncontaminated/pure", "incontaminatum": "uncontaminated/pure", "incontaminátum": "uncontaminated/pure", "incorporari": "to be incorporated", "incorporatus": "incorporated/embodied", "incorporea": "incorporeal/bodiless", "incorpoream": "incorporeal/bodiless", "incorporeus": "incorporeal/bodiless", "incorpóreis": "incorporeal/bodiless", "incorruptibilitate": "incorruptibility", "incrassátus": "fattened/grown gross", "incredibilem": "incredible/unbelievable", "incredibilia": "incredible things", "incredibilis": "incredible/unbelievable", "incredulæ": "unbelieving/incredulous", "incrementa": "increases/growths", "increménto": "by increase/growth", "increpabat": "he was rebuking", "increpatione": "by rebuke/reproof", "increpatorium": "of rebuke/reproof", "increpatórium": "of rebuke/reproof", "increpuérunt": "they rebuked/reproved", "increpásset": "he had rebuked", "increpásti": "thou hast rebuked", "increpátio": "rebuke/reproof", "increáti": "uncreated", "increátus": "uncreated", "incrédulos": "unbelievers/incredulous", "incrépuit": "he rebuked/reproved", "incubuerat": "he had lain upon/brooded", "incubáre": "to brood over/lie upon", "inculcávit": "he impressed/instilled", 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"indissolubile": "indissoluble", "inditum": "implanted/given", "individua": "individual/inseparable", "individuae": "individual/inseparable", "individuus": "individual/inseparable", "indivulse": "inseparably", "indivísa": "undivided", "indocta": "unlearned/ignorant", "indomitas": "untamed ones", "indomitis": "untamed/unruly", "indomitorum": "of the untamed", "indomitæ": "untamed/unruly", "indomitórum": "of the untamed", "induam": "I will put on", "inducendum": "to be led in", "induceret": "he might lead/induce", "induces": "you will lead/bring", "induciis": "in truce/armistice", "inducta": "led in/introduced", "inductus": "led in/brought", "induebar": "I was clothed in", "induebatur": "he was clothed in", "indulgentia": "indulgence/pardon", "indulgentiam": "pardon/indulgence", "indulgentiis": "with indulgences", "indulgentiárum": "of indulgences", "indulget": "he grants/indulges", "indulgéntia": "pardon/indulgence", "indulgéntiam": "pardon/indulgence", "indulgéntias": "indulgences", 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"indúciis": "in truce/armistice", "indúcta": "led in/introduced", "indúitur": "he is clothed", "indúlge": "grant/forgive", "indúret": "he may harden", "indútias": "truces/armistice", "inebriasti": "thou hast drenched/saturated", "inebriatur": "he is inebriated/drunk", "inebriámini": "be drunk/inebriated", "inebriásti": "thou hast drenched/saturated", "inebriávi": "I have made drunk", "inediam": "fasting/hunger", "ineditos": "unpublished/unedited", "inediáque": "and by fasting", "ineffabilem": "ineffable/unspeakable", "ineffabiliter": "ineffably/unspeakably", "inenarrabílibus": "unutterable/indescribable", "inerti": "to the slothful/idle", "inexcusabílior": "more inexcusable", "inexcusábiles": "without excuse", "inexcusábilis": "inexcusable/without excuse", "inexhausta": "inexhaustible/unceasing", "inexhaustam": "inexhaustible", "inexhaustum": "inexhaustible", "inexpiábile": "inexpiable/unatonable", "inexplebíliter": "insatiably", "inexplicábilem": "inexplicable/inexpressible", "inexplicábili": "inexplicable/unspeakable", "inexplébilem": "insatiable", "inexplébili": "insatiable", "inexpugnabili": "invincible/impregnable", "inexpugnábile": "invincible/impregnable", "inexpugnábilem": "invincible/impregnable", "inexpugnábili": "invincible/impregnable", "inexpugnábilis": "invincible/impregnable", "inexpértis": "to the inexperienced", "inexspéctata": "unexpected", "inexstinguíbile": "inextinguishable", "inexstinguíbili": "with inextinguishable", "inextincti": "unquenched/undying", "inextricabílibus": "with inextricable", "inextricábiles": "inextricable/impenetrable", "infami": "infamous/disgraced", "infamia": "infamy/disgrace", "infamique": "and infamous", "infantes": "infants/children", "infantiae": "of infancy/childhood", "infantibus": "to infants/children", "infantula": "little infant", "infantuli": "of little infant", "infantum": "of infants", "infatigabiliter": "untiringly/incessantly", "infatigabíliter": "untiringly/incessantly", "infectus": "infected/tainted", "infecúndi": "barren/unfruitful", "infecúnditas": "barrenness/sterility", "infelicibus": "to the unhappy ones", "infelicissimo": "most unhappy", "infelícitas": "unhappiness/misfortune", "infensi": "hostile/adverse", "infer": "bring in/carry down", "inferebat": "he was bringing/carrying", "inferendæ": "to be inflicted", "inferior": "lower/inferior", "inferis": "to the dead/underworld", "inferius": "lower/beneath", "inferióra": "lower things/depths", "inferióre": "lower/inferior", "inferiórem": "lower/inferior", "inferióres": "lower ones", "inferióri": "to the lower", "inferióribus": "to lower things", "inferióris": "of the lower", "inferni": "of hell", "infernis": "to/of hell", "infernárum": "of hell", "infernórum": "of the underworld/hell", "inferrétur": "it might be carried in", "infers": "you bring/carry", "inferátur": "it may be brought in", "inferébat": "he was bringing/carrying", "infestatione": "by harassment/attack", "infestationes": "harassments/attacks", "infestationis": "of harassment", "infestatióne": "by harassment", "infestatiónes": "harassments/attacks", "infestatiónis": "of harassment", "infestæ": "hostile/troublesome", "inficeret": "might infect/corrupt", "inficiantem": "denying/disclaiming", "infigere": "to fix/fasten", "infigit": "he fixes/fastens", "infigunt": "they fix/fasten", "infimam": "lowest/meanest", "infimæ": "of the lowest", "infinitum": "infinite/without end", "infirmabúntur": "they shall be weakened", "infirmam": "weak/infirm", "infirmarii": "of the infirmary", "infirmarius": "infirmarian", "infirmitatem": "weakness/infirmity", "infirmus": "weak/infirm", "infirmábor": "I shall be weakened", "infirmárum": "of the weak", "infirmátæ": "weakened/infirm", "infirméntur": "let them be weakened", "infixam": "fixed/fastened", "infixione": "by fixing/piercing", "infixióne": "by fixing/piercing", "inflabátur": "was being inflated/puffed up", "inflammábit": "he will inflame/kindle", "inflammándum": "to kindle/inflame", "inflammáret": "might inflame/stir up", "inflammári": "to be kindled/inflamed", "inflammásti": "thou didst inflame/kindle", "inflammáta": "kindled/set on fire", "inflammáti": "inflamed/enkindled", "inflammátum": "kindled/inflamed", "inflammátur": "is inflamed/kindled", "inflammátus": "inflamed/enkindled", "inflammátæ": "kindled/inflamed", "inflammémur": "let us be inflamed", "inflectebat": "was bending/inclining", "inflexibilis": "inflexible/unbending", "influébat": "was flowing in", "inflámmet": "may inflame/kindle", "infláta": "inflated/puffed up", "inflícto": "inflicted/imposed", "inflíxit": "he inflicted", "informatione": "by information/instruction", "informatióne": "by information/instruction", "informator": "instructor/teacher", "informavit": "he instructed/formed", "informándus": "to be instructed", "informásset": "had instructed/formed", "informátus": "instructed/formed", "informávit": "he instructed/formed", "infracto": "unbroken", "infrácto": "unbroken", "infulatus": "mitred/wearing insignia", "infulis": "with insignia/mitre", "infántuli": "little infants", "infántum": "of infants", "infátuat": "makes foolish", "infécit": "infected/corrupted", "inféctam": "infected/corrupted", "inférior": "lower/inferior", "inférius": "below/lower down", "inférna": "hell/infernal regions", "inférnas": "of hell/infernal", "inférne": "O grave/O hell", "inférni": "of hell", "inférnis": "in hell/of hell", "inférno": "in hell/to hell", "inférnos": "hellish/infernal", "inférnum": "hell", "inférnus": "hell", "inférre": "to bring/carry in", "inférrentur": "might be carried/brought", "inférret": "might bring/carry in", "inférri": "to be brought/carried", "infértur": "is brought/carried in", "inféstis": "hostile/troublesome", "infígar": "let me be fixed/pierced", "infínitam": "infinite/boundless", "infírmior": "weaker/more infirm", "infírmius": "more weakly/more infirm", "infíxæ": "fixed/fastened", "ingemit": "he groans", "ingemuerunt": "they groaned", "ingeniique": "and of 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"was longing/gaping for", "inhibuit": "he restrained/forbade", "inhiáre": "to long/gape for", "inhumaniter": "inhumanly/cruelly", "inhumániter": "inhumanly/cruelly", "inhumánum": "inhuman/cruel", "inhábitant": "they dwell in", "inhábitem": "let me dwell in", "inhórruit": "he shuddered/bristled", "iniecit": "he cast/threw upon", "iniit": "he entered upon/began", "inimici": "of the enemy/enemies", "inimico": "to/from the enemy", "inimicus": "enemy/foe", "iniquam": "wicked/unjust", "inique": "wickedly/unjustly", "iniqui": "the wicked/unjust", "iniquis": "to/from the wicked", "iniquitatum": "of iniquities", "iniquo": "wicked/unjust", "initiarétur": "might be initiated/ordained", "initiato": "to the initiated/ordained", "initii": "of the beginning", "initiáto": "to the initiated/ordained", "iniurias": "injuries/wrongs", "iniustitiam": "iniquity", "iniustítiam": "iniquity", "injecerunt": "they cast/threw upon", "injecta": "cast/thrown upon", "injecti": "cast/thrown upon", "injectus": 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"innocénte": "innocent", "innotuísti": "thou hast become known", "innotéscat": "let it become known", "innovándæ": "of renewing", "innováta": "renewed/restored", "innovávit": "he renewed", "innoxium": "harmless/innocent", "innumerabilium": "of innumerable", "innumeram": "innumerable", "innumeri": "innumerable", "innumerosque": "and innumerable", "innumerábilem": "innumerable", "innumerábiles": "innumerable", "innumerábilis": "innumerable", "innumeráque": "and innumerable", "innumerósque": "and innumerable", "innupta": "unwedded/unmarried", "innuátur": "may be hinted/signified", "innuébant": "they made signs", "innuérunt": "they indicated/signified", "innátum": "innate/inborn", "innéxus": "bound/chained", "innítimur": "we lean/rely", "innítitur": "she leans/relies", "innítur": "he leans/relies", "inníxa": "leaning upon", "inníxum": "leaning/resting", "inníxus": "leaning/relying", "innócuam": "harmless/innocent", "innócui": "harmless/innocent", "innócuus": "harmless/innocent", "innótuit": "became known", "innóxiam": "innocent/harmless", "innóxias": "harmless/innocent", "innóxio": "innocent/harmless", "innóxium": "guiltless/innocent", "innóxiæ": "harmless/unharmed", "innúmeram": "innumerable", "innútriant": "they nourish", "inobedientem": "disobedient", "inoffénsa": "unharmed/unhindered", "inolita": "ingrained/innate", "inopináto": "unexpected/suddenly", "inordinatiónis": "of disorder", "inordináto": "disordered", "inpediátur": "may be hindered", "inpegérunt": "they struck/fastened", "inponéndum": "to be imposed", "inpossibilia": "impossible things", "inpossibilitátis": "of impossibility", "inpossibília": "impossible things", "inposuísti": "thou hast imposed", "inposúerit": "he shall have imposed", "inprobitáte": "by wickedness", "inputávit": "he imputed/reckoned", "inpéndant": "they may spend/bestow", "inpónant": "they may impose", "inpónere": "to impose", "inquieténtur": "may they be troubled", "inquilíni": "tenants/inhabitants", "inquinatum": 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"instrúctam": "furnished/equipped", "instrúcti": "instructed/trained", "instrúctio": "instruction", "instrúctor": "instructor/teacher", "instrúctum": "instructed/taught", "instrúctus": "instructed/equipped", "instrúere": "to instruct/train", "instrúeret": "might instruct", "instrúimur": "we are instructed", "instrúite": "instruct", "instrúitur": "is instructed", "instrúxerat": "had instructed", "instrúxit": "he instructed", "instábat": "he was pressing/urging", "instábiles": "unstable", "instábilis": "unstable", "instábunt": "shall press/come upon", "instánte": "approaching/pressing", "instántem": "pressing/urgent", "instánter": "urgently/instantly", "instántes": "pressing/insistent", "instánti": "pressing/imminent", "instántia": "urgency/constancy", "instántibus": "present/pressing", "instántis": "approaching/imminent", "instántius": "more earnestly", "instáre": "to press/urge", "instáret": "was at hand/pressing", "instáte": "be instant/persevere", "instáuras": "thou renewest", "instáurat": "he restores/renews", "instáurent": "they repair/restore", "instínctu": "by instinct/impulse", "instíterant": "had followed/trodden", "instíterit": "shall stand/persist", "instítuens": "establishing/founding", "instítuis": "thou dost establish", "instítuit": "he established/instituted", "insudáre": "to toil/labour", "insudáverit": "shall have laboured", "insufflatiónem": "breathing/insufflation", "insufflatiónibus": "breathings/insufflations", "insulae": "islands", "insultatiónes": "insults/mockeries", "insultavérunt": "they insulted/mocked", "insultábant": "they insulted/mocked", "insultánte": "insulting/trampling", "insultánti": "insulting/trampling", "insultántium": "of those insulting", "insultáre": "to insult/mock", "insulános": "islanders", "insumátis": "you may consume/spend", "insumébat": "he was spending/devoting", "insuperábilem": "insurmountable", "insuperábiles": "insurmountable", "insuperábilis": "invincible/insurmountable", "insurgéntes": "rising up against", "insurgénti": "rising against", "insurgéntibus": "rising against", "insurgéntium": "of those rising up", "insurrexérunt": "they rose up", "insurréxerit": "shall have risen", "intellectuáles": "intellectual", "intellexísti": "thou hast understood", "intelligéntiæ": "of understanding", "intellixísset": "had understood", "intellécta": "understood", "intelléctibus": "understandings/minds", "intelléctu": "understanding", "intelléctum": "understanding", "intelléctus": "understanding", "intellégere": "to understand", "intellégerent": "they might understand", "intellégeres": "you might understand", "intellégeret": "might understand", "intellégi": "to be understood", "intellégimus": "we understand", "intellégite": "understand", "intellégitur": "is understood", "intemerátam": "undefiled/spotless", "intemeráti": "undefiled/spotless", "intemerátæ": "undefiled/spotless", "intercidens": "dividing", "intercidentis": "being divided", "intercido": "to divide", "intercidéntis": "being divided", "intercédant": "may they intercede", "intercédat": "may he/she intercede", "intercéde": "intercede", "intercédere": "to intercede", "intercédit": "intercedes", "intercédite": "intercede", "intercédunt": "they intercede", "intercéssio": "intercession", "intercéssit": "he/she interceded", "intercéssor": "intercessor/advocate", "interfluens": "flowing between", "interféctis": "of the slain", "interféctæ": "of the slain", "interfíceres": "you would kill", "interfícias": "you may slay", "interfíciat": "may kill", "interfícitis": "you kill", "interfúso": "spread/suffused", "interiit": "he perished", "interimít": "he kills", "interioribus": "inner/interior", "interire": "to perish", "interiret": "he might perish", "interitiónibus": "destructions", "interitu": "by destruction", "interitus": "destruction/ruin", "interitúrum": "about to perish", "interius": "inwardly/inner", "interiérunt": "they perished", "interióra": "inner things", "interióre": "inner/interior", "interiórem": "inner/interior", "interióri": "inner/interior", "interióris": "of the inner", "interiórum": "of the inner", "interjéctis": "interposed/placed between", "interjécto": "interposed", "interjéctum": "interposed", "intermissum": "interrupted/discontinued", "intermittébat": "he was ceasing", "intermíssis": "omitted/set aside", "interna": "internal things", "internas": "internal", "internis": "internal", "internorum": "of internal things", "interponámus": "let us interpose", "interponéntes": "interposing", "interposita": "interposed", "interpositis": "interposed", "interpositiónem": "interposition/mediation", "interposito": "interposed", "interpres": "interpreter", "interpretaretur": "he might interpret", "interpretationis": "of interpretation", "interpretatus": "having interpreted", "interpretándas": "to be interpreted", "interpretándi": "of interpreting", "interpretántes": "interpreting", "interpretántur": "they interpret", "interpretáre": "interpret", "interpretári": "to interpret", "interpretátio": "interpretation", "interpretétur": "let him interpret", "interpósitis": "interposed", "interrogassémus": "we might have asked", "interrogavérunt": "they asked", "interrogántes": "questioning", "interrogásset": "he had asked", "interrogáti": "questioned", "interrogátis": "having been asked", "interrogátor": "questioner", "interrogémus": "let us ask", "interrogétur": "let him be asked", "interrúpit": "he interrupted", "intersit": "let him be present", "interveniente": "intervening", "interventu": "by intercession", "intervéniat": "may intercede", "intervéntu": "by intercession", "interémptus": "slain", "interémptæ": "of the slain", "interíbit": "he will perish", "interíerit": "he shall have perished", "interímque": "meanwhile", "interíre": "to perish", "interíret": "he might perish", "intestinis": "intestines/bowels", "intimantes": "making known", "intimi": "innermost/close friends", "intincto": "dipped", "intingátur": "let it be dipped", "intolerábilem": "intolerable", "intolerábilis": "intolerable", "intrans": "entering", "intras": "you enter", "intratúrus": "about to enter", "intraverint": "they shall have entered", "intraverunt": "they entered", "intravéritis": "you shall have entered", "intrem": "let me enter", "intrepida": "fearless/bold", "intrepidam": "fearless", "intrepide": "fearlessly", "intrepidi": "fearless", "intrepidus": "fearless", "introducenda": "to be introduced", "introducátur": "let him be brought in", "introduxérunt": "they brought in", "introdúcens": "bringing in", "introdúcerent": "they might bring in", "introdúcet": "he will bring in", "introdúci": "to be brought in", "introeúndi": "of entering", "introeúntem": "entering", "introgréssi": "having entered", "introgréssus": "having entered", "introibo": "I will go in", "introibunt": "they will enter", "introire": "to enter", "introitu": "entrance", "introivit": "he entered", "introiérunt": "they entered", "introíbant": "they were entering", "introíbimus": "we will enter", "introíerat": "he had entered", "introíero": "I shall have entered", "introíte": "enter ye", "introívimus": "we entered", "introívit": "he entered", "intrémuit": "he trembled", "intrépida": "fearless/bold", "intrépidam": "fearless", "intrépide": "fearlessly", "intrépidi": "fearless", "intrépidus": "fearless", "intrétis": "you may enter", "intrínsecus": "within/inwardly", "intróeat": "let him enter", "intróeunt": "they enter", "intróitu": "entrance", "intróitum": "entrance", "intróitus": "entrance", "intrórsus": "inward/within", "intuebantur": "they were gazing", "intuendam": "to be contemplated", "intuentium": "of those gazing", "intuentur": "they gaze upon", "intueáris": "you may behold", "intuli": "I brought in", "intuéntibus": "to those gazing", "intáctæ": "untouched", "intégrius": "more completely/more whole", "intégrum": "whole/complete", "intélleget": "he will understand", "intélligi": "to be understood", "intélligo": "I understand", "intéreant": "let them perish", "intérficit": "he kills", "intérfluens": "flowing between", "intériit": "he perished", "intérmina": "boundless", "intérni": "internal", "intérnum": "internal", "intérnus": "internal", "intímum": "innermost", "intíncto": "dipped", "intíngat": "let him dip", "intúeor": "I behold", "intúlimus": "we brought in", "inuenit": "he found", "inuisíbiles": "invisible", "inuitat": "he invites", "inuitatis": "invited", "inundaverunt": "they flooded/overflowed", "inungerétur": "he might be anointed", "inusitata": "unusual/uncommon", "inusitáta": "unusual/uncommon", "inuéntum": "found", "invasiones": "invasions", "invasissent": "had invaded", "invasor": "invader", "invasorem": "invader", "invasores": "invaders", "invasíssent": "had invaded", "inveheretur": "was being carried/attacked", "invenerunt": "they found", "invenia": "found", "inveniat": "may find", "inveniet": "he shall find", "invenimus": "we have found", "inventam": "found", "inventas": "found", "inventionis": "of finding/discovery", "inventum": "found", "inventus": "found", "invenére": "they found", "inversis": "reversed/overturned", "investigandum": "to be investigated", "investigavero": "I shall discover", "investigábam": "I was searching", "investigásti": "thou hast searched", "investituras": "investitures", "inveteraverunt": "they have grown old", "inveteravi": "I have grown old", "inveteravérunt": "they have grown old", "inveteráti": "grown old/hardened", "inveterávi": "I have grown old", "invexerant": "they had introduced", "invexerat": "had introduced", "invictae": "unconquered", "invictissimi": "most unconquered", "invictíssima": "most unconquered", "invidi": "envious ones", "invidorum": "of the envious", "invidum": "envious", "invidéntia": "jealousy/envy", "invidéntium": "of the envious", "invincibili": "invincible", "inviolatámque": "and inviolate", "inviseret": "might visit", "invisibilibus": "invisible things", "invisit": "visited", "invisus": "unseen/hateful", "invisébat": "was visiting", "invisíbiles": "invisible eyes", "invitamur": "we are invited", "invitatorium": "invitatory", "invitábant": "they were inviting", "invitábat": "was inviting", "invitásti": "thou hast invited", "invoca": "call upon", "invocantium": "of those calling upon", "invocantur": "they are invoked", "invocation": "invocation", "invocatis": "having called upon", "invocatióne": "invocation", "invocatiónem": "invocation", "invocatiónibus": "invocations", "invocato": "having been invoked", "invocatus": "having been called upon", "invocavero": "I shall have called upon", "invocavérimus": "we shall have called upon", "invocavérunt": "they called upon", "invocábant": "they were calling upon", "invocábat": "was calling upon", "invocábimus": "we shall call upon", "invocábis": "thou shalt call upon", "invocábit": "he shall call upon", "invocántium": "of those calling upon", "invocárem": "I might call upon", "invocásti": "thou hast called upon", "invocátam": "called upon", "invocátio": "invocation", "invocávero": "I shall have called upon", "invocémus": "let us call upon", "invocétis": "that you call upon", "involverat": "had wrapped/entangled", "involveret": "might wrap/entangle", "involvi": "to be wrapped", "invádens": "invading", "invádent": "they will invade", "invádere": "to invade", "invádit": "invades", "inválidos": "disabled/invalid", "inválidus": "weak/feeble", "inváserit": "shall have seized", "invásit": "seized/came upon", "invásor": "invader", "invásus": "invaded/seized", "invéctum": "brought in/introduced", "invéctus": "brought in/introduced", "invénerat": "had found", "invénerint": "they shall have found", "invéneris": "thou shalt have found", "invénerit": "shall have found", "invéni": "I found", "invénia": "found", "invéniam": "I may find", "invéniant": "they may find", "invéniar": "I may be found", "invénias": "thou mayest find", "invéniat": "may find", "invéniens": "finding", "invénient": "they shall find", "invénies": "thou shalt find", "invéniet": "he shall find", "invénimus": "we have found", "invénio": "I find/seek", "invénit": "he found", "invéniunt": "they find", "invénta": "found", "invéntam": "found", "invénti": "found", "invéntio": "finding/discovery", "invénto": "having been found", "invéntor": "author/inventor", "invéntum": "found", "invéntus": "found", "invéntæ": "found", "invérsis": "reversed", "invérso": "face downward/reversed", "invéxit": "introduced/brought in", "invícem": "mutually/one another", "invícta": "unconquered", "invíctam": "unconquered", "invícte": "unconquered", "invícti": "unconquered", "invícto": "unconquered", "invíctum": "unconquered", "invíctus": "unconquered", "invíctæ": "unconquered", "invídeas": "thou mayest envy", "invídeat": "may envy", "invídeo": "I envy", "invídi": "envious", "invídia": "envy", "invídiam": "envy", "invídias": "envies", "invídiæ": "of envy", "invígilas": "thou watchest over", "invígilat": "watches over", "invísens": "visiting", "invísit": "visited", "invísitur": "is visited", "invísum": "hateful/unseen", "invíta": "unwilling/against her will", "invítat": "invites", "invítet": "may invite", "invíti": "unwilling", "invítis": "against the will of", "invítum": "unwilling", "invítus": "unwilling", "invólvant": "may wrap", "inánium": "of empty things", "inæquálem": "unequal", "inébria": "inebriate/make drunk", "inértem": "slothful/idle", "inésse": "to be in/within", "iníciam": "I may cast/lay", "iníquam": "unjust/wicked", "iníqui": "the wicked/unjust", "iníquorúmque": "and of the wicked", "iníre": "to enter upon/begin", "inúncta": "anointed", "inúrit": "burns into", "inússit": "branded/burned", "iota": "iota/jot", "ipsa": "itself/the very", "ipsamet": "herself", "ipsarum": "of them", "ipsos": "them", "ipsosque": "and them", "ipsum": "him/it", "ipsumque": "and him", "ipsárum": "of them", "ipsíque": "and they", "ipsíssimas": "the very", "ipsóque": "and him", "ipsósque": "and them", "iracundis": "the enraged", "iracundiæ": "of anger/wrath", "iracúndis": "the enraged", "iracúndiæ": "of anger/wrath", "iram": "wrath/anger", "iras": "angers/wraths", "irascebátur": "was angry", "irascerétur": "might be angry", "irascámur": "we may be angry", "irascántur": "they may be angry", "irascéris": "thou art angry", "irascímini": "be ye angry", "irato": "angered", "irrationabíliter": "irrationally", "irrationabílium": "of irrational things", "irreligióse": "irreligiously", "irrepsísse": "to have crept in", "irrident": "they mock", "irridetur": "he is mocked", "irridébant": "they mocked", "irridébit": "he shall mock", "irridéntes": "mocking", "irridétur": "is mocked", "irrigabátur": "was watered", "irrigata": "watered", "irriguus": "well-watered", "irrigábat": "watered", "irrigándum": "to water", "irrigáta": "watered", "irrigátio": "moistening/watering", "irrigávit": "watered", "irrisione": "with mockery", "irrisionum": "of mockeries", "irrisisset": "had mocked", "irrisiónem": "mockery", "irrisísset": "had mocked", "irrisóriæ": "of mockery", "irritatióne": "with provocation", "irritatiónes": "provocations", "irritatóres": "provokers", "irritavérunt": "they provoked", "irritemus": "let us provoke", "irritábo": "I will provoke", "irritávit": "provoked", "irrogabatur": "was inflicted", "irruente": "rushing upon", "irruentibus": "rushing upon", "irrumperet": "might rush in", "irruptiones": "irruptions/invasions", "irrupíssent": "had burst in", "irruénte": "rushing upon", "irruéntibus": "rushing upon", "irrádia": "shine forth", "irrádiat": "shines forth", "irrídeant": "they may mock", "irrítat": "provokes", "irrúerant": "they had rushed", "irrúitis": "you rush", "irrúmperet": "might burst in", "iráscor": "I am angry", "iráti": "angered/angry", "iráto": "to the angry", "irátos": "angry ones", "isaiae": "of Isaiah", "isaias": "Isaiah", "isaiæ": "of Isaiah", "it": "he/she goes", "ita": "thus/so", "itemque": "and likewise", "iterandum": "to be repeated", "iterata": "repeated", "iteratis": "repeated", "iterumque": "and again", "iteráta": "repeated", "itinerantibus": "to those traveling", "itálica": "Italian", "itáque": "and so/therefore", "itémque": "and likewise", "itínera": "journeys", "iubilatióne": "with jubilation", "iubilemus": "let us shout for joy", "iubilo": "with rejoicing", "iubilémus": "let us shout for joy", "iudicii": "of judgment", "iugi": "of the yoke", "iunctisque": "and joined", "jacebatis": "you were lying", "jaceret": "he might lie", "jacienda": "to be thrown", "jacta": "thrown", "jactavérunt": "they boasted", "jactántiæ": "of boasting", "jactávit": "he threw/boasted", "jactæ": "thrown", "jaculari": "to hurl", "jaculári": "to hurl", "jacébam": "I lay prostrate", "jacébat": "he lay", "jacémus": "we lie", "jacéntem": "lying", "jacéntes": "lying", "jacéntis": "of the lying", "jacéntium": "of those lying", "jacére": "to lie", "jacéret": "he might lie", "jamjam": "now at once/even now", "jampridem": "long since/long ago", "jamprídem": "long since/long ago", "janitóri": "to the doorkeeper", "januariae": "of January", "januáriæ": "of January", "jecore": "of the liver", "jeiúnas": "fasting", "jeiúnat": "he fasts", "jeiúnii": "of the fast", "jeiúnio": "fasting/fast", "jeiúnium": "fast/fasting", "jeiúno": "I fast", "jejunavérunt": "they fasted", "jejunándi": "of fasting", "jejunántium": "of those fasting", "jejunávimus": "we fasted", "jejunæ": "fasting (pl.)", "jeremiae": "of Jeremiah", "jeremiæ": "of Jeremiah", "jocum": "joke/jest", "josephus": "Joseph", "josephátum": "Josaphat", "josiæ": "of Josias", "joséphi": "of Joseph", "josépho": "Joseph (dat./abl.)", "jovitæ": "of Jovita", "joánnæ": "of Joan/Joanna", "jubebantur": "they were ordered", "juberetur": "he was ordered", "juberétur": "he was ordered", "jubes": "you command", "jubet": "he commands", "jubetur": "he is ordered", "jubeántur": "they may be ordered", "jubilantium": "of those shouting for joy", "jubilatione": "with jubilation", "jubilatióne": "with jubilation", "jubilatiónem": "jubilation", "jubilatiónis": "of jubilation", "jubilemus": "let us shout for joy", "jubilo": "with rejoicing", "jubilábit": "he/she will shout for joy", "jubilárent": "they were shouting for joy", "jubiláret": "he might shout for joy", "jubiláte": "shout for joy", "jubilátio": "jubilation/joyful shout", "jubilæi": "of the jubilee", "jubilæo": "jubilee", "jubilémus": "let us shout for joy", "jubárque": "and the brightness", "jubémur": "we are commanded", "jubénte": "commanding", "jubéntis": "of the one commanding", "jucundabantur": "they were rejoicing", "jucundabis": "you will gladden", "jucundae": "joyful/pleasant", "jucundantur": "they rejoice", "jucundari": "to rejoice", "jucundasti": "you have gladdened", "jucundi": "joyful/pleasant", "jucúndi": "joyful/pleasant", "jucúndæ": "joyful/pleasant", "judae": "of Judah/Judas", "judaeae": "of Judea", "judaei": "Jews", "judaeis": "to/for the Jews", "judaeo": "Jew (dat./abl.)", "judaicæ": "Jewish", "judicabat": "he was judging", "judicante": "judging", "judicantur": "they are judged", "judicarent": "they were judging", "judicaret": "he might judge", "judicarémur": "we might be judged", "judicatur": "he is judged", "judicatórum": "of those judged", "judicavi": "I have judged", "judicavérunt": "they judged", "judiciis": "by/in judgments", "judicábitis": "you will judge", "judicáverit": "he shall have judged", "judicávimus": "we have judged", "judæorumque": "and of the Jews", "judæum": "Jew (acc.)", "judæus": "a Jew", "judéxque": "and the judge", "judícij": "of judgment", "judícum": "of judges", "jugem": "continual/perpetual", "jugulare": "to cut the throat", "jugulari": "to be killed", "jugulata": "slain/beheaded", "jugulatae": "of the slain", "jugulati": "of the slain", "jugulatis": "to the slain", "jugulatur": "he is slain", "jugulatus": "slain/beheaded", "jugulum": "throat/neck", "jugulári": "to be slain", "juguláta": "slain", "juguláti": "of the slain", "jugulátis": "to the slain", "jugulátur": "he is slain", "jugulátus": "slain", "jugulátæ": "of the slain", "jugáles": "yoked together", "juliae": "of Julia", "juliam": "Julia (acc.)", "julianae": "of Juliana", "julittae": "of Julitta", "julittæ": "of Julitta", "juliánæ": "of Juliana", "julíttæ": "of Julitta", "juménto": "beast of burden", "juméntum": "beast of burden", "junct": "joined/connected", "juncturas": "joints/junctures", "junctúras": "joints/junctures", "jungens": "joining", "junguntur": "they are joined", "jungántur": "they may be joined", "jungátur": "it may be joined", "junior": "younger", "juniore": "younger (abl.)", "juniores": "younger ones", "junioris": "of the younger", "junióres": "younger ones", "junióri": "to the younger", "juníperi": "of juniper", "juníperum": "juniper (acc.)", "juramento": "by oath/sworn", "juraménta": "oaths", "juraménti": "of the oath", "jurans": "swearing", "jurat": "he swears", "jurisdictiónis": "of jurisdiction", "jurábant": "they were swearing", "jurábit": "he will swear", "jurásset": "he had sworn", "jurátas": "sworn", "jussúsque": "and having been ordered", "justificatiónum": "of justifications", "justificáte": "justify (imperative)", "justificémur": "we may be justified", "justiórque": "and more just", "justárum": "of the just", "justæ": "of just/just", "justífica": "justify (imperative)", "justíficans": "justifying", "justíficat": "he justifies", "justífices": "you justify", "justísque": "and to the just", "justíssimo": "most just", "justíssimum": "most just", "justítia": "justice/righteousness", "justítiam": "justice/righteousness", "justítias": "justices/righteousnesses", "justítiis": "in justices", "justítiæ": "of justice/righteousness", "juvandísque": "and for helping", "juvenculárum": "of young women", "juventutis": "of youth", "juváre": "to help", "juvénculæ": "young women", "jáceat": "it may lie", "jácio": "I throw", "jáculi": "of a dart/javelin", "jécore": "of the liver", "júbare": "with radiance", "júbeat": "let him command", "júbilans": "rejoicing/shouting for joy", "júbilet": "let him shout for joy", "júbilum": "shout of joy", "júdicas": "you judge", "júdicent": "let them judge", "júgulum": "throat/neck", "júrgium": "quarrel/dispute", "júvene": "young man", "kalendis": "on the Kalends", "kalendário": "in the calendar", "labefactans": "undermining/weakening", "labefactaret": "would undermine", "labefactándam": "to be shaken/undermined", "labefactáre": "to undermine/shake", "labefactáret": "would undermine", "labefactátam": "shaken/overthrown", "labefactávit": "shook/undermined", "labefáctandam": "to be undermined", "labefáctans": "undermining/weakening", "labentem": "falling/slipping", "labentíque": "and of the falling", "laberétur": "might slip/slide", "labiis": "lips", "labiisque": "and lips", "labilem": "fleeting/transitory", "labiorum": "of lips", "labiórum": "of lips", "laborantes": "labouring/toiling", "laborasset": "had laboured", "laborastis": "you have laboured", "laboravérunt": "they laboured", "laborem": "labour/toil", "laboribúsque": "and with labours", "laboriosa": "toilsome/laborious", "laboriosam": "toilsome/laborious", "laborioséque": "and laboriously", "laborique": "and to labour", "laboriósam": "toilsome/laborious", "laboriósas": "toilsome/laborious", "laborióse": "laboriously", "laboriósum": "toilsome/laborious", "laborábant": "they were toiling", "laborábat": "he was labouring", "laborábit": "he will labour", "laborámus": "we labour", "laborándo": "by labouring", "laborándum": "to be laboured", "laborántem": "labouring/toiling", "laborántes": "labouring ones", "laboránti": "to the labouring", "laborántibus": "to those toiling", "laborántis": "of the labouring", "laborántium": "of those labouring", "laboráre": "to labour/toil", "laborárent": "they might labour", "laboráret": "he might labour", "laborárunt": "they laboured", "laborásset": "had laboured", "laborásti": "you have laboured", "laborátis": "you labour", "laboráverat": "had laboured", "laboráverim": "I may have laboured", "laboráverit": "he will have laboured", "laborávi": "I have laboured", "laborávit": "he laboured", "laborémus": "let us labour", "laborétis": "you may labour", "laborúmque": "and of labours", "labra": "lips", "labrúscas": "wild grapes", "labántes": "faltering/tottering", "labáscat": "may fade/fail", "labátur": "may slip/fall", "labénte": "fading/slipping", "labéntem": "falling/slipping", "labéntes": "faltering/failing", "labéntis": "of the failing", "labóra": "labour/toil", "labórans": "labouring", "labórant": "they labour", "labórat": "he labours", "labóre": "with labour/toil", "labóremus": "let us labor", "labórent": "they may labor", "labóres": "labors/toils", "labóret": "may labor/toil", "labóri": "to labor/toil", "labóribus": "labors/toils", "labóris": "of labor/toil", "labóro": "I labor/toil", "labórum": "of labors/toils", "labúntur": "they slip away", "lacerantibus": "tearing/lacerating", "lacerati": "torn/lacerated", "laceratione": "tearing/laceration", "lacerationem": "tearing/laceration", "laceratis": "torn/lacerated", "laceratióne": "tearing/laceration", "laceratiónem": "tearing/laceration", "laceratus": "torn/lacerated", "lacero": "I tear/lacerate", "lacerántibus": "tearing/lacerating", "laceráta": "torn/rent", "laceráti": "torn/lacerated", "laceráto": "lacerated/torn", "lacerátur": "is torn/mangled", "lacerátus": "torn/lacerated", "laceréntur": "they may be torn", "lacessita": "provoked/attacked", "lacessiverint": "they shall have provoked", "lacessíti": "provoked/attacked", "laci": "of the pit/cistern", "lacrimarum": "of tears", "lacrimisque": "and with tears", "lacrimosa": "sorrowful/tearful", "lacrimosis": "tearful/sorrowful", "lacrimábili": "lamentable/tearful", "lacrimárum": "of tears", "lacrimæ": "tears", "lacrimísque": "and with tears", "lacrimósa": "sorrowful/weeping", "lacrymis": "with tears", "lacrymántem": "weeping", "lacrymárum": "of tears", "lactentes": "nursing/suckling", "lactántem": "nursing/suckling", "lactáre": "to suckle/nurse", "lactásti": "you nursed", "lacténtium": "of nursing ones", "lactúcis": "with lettuces", "laedere": "to harm/injure", "laederetur": "he might be harmed", "laeditur": "is harmed/injured", "laesa": "harmed/injured", "laesi": "harmed/injured", "laesus": "harmed/injured", "laeta": "joyful/glad", "laetabitur": "will rejoice", "laetamini": "be glad/rejoice", "laetare": "rejoice", "laetati": "they rejoiced", "laetatus": "I rejoiced", "laetemur": "let us rejoice", "laeti": "joyful/glad", "laetificat": "makes joyful", "laeto": "joyful/glad", "laetus": "joyful/glad", "laetítia": "joy/gladness", "lagénam": "flask/bottle", "laici": "laymen/lay people", "laicorum": "of laymen", "laicus": "layman", "laminárum": "of plates/sheets", "laminásque": "and plates/sheets", "laménta": "lamentations/wailings", "laniatibus": "with tearings/lacerations", "lanius": "butcher", "lapicidínæ": "stone quarries", "lapideo": "of stone/stony", "lapidibúsque": "and with stones", "lapidávit": "he stoned", "lapidéis": "of stone", "lapis": "stone", "lapídeam": "stone/of stone", "lapídeas": "stone/of stone", "lapídeæ": "of stone", "laqueo": "with a snare/noose", "laqueus": "snare", "largiendo": "by bestowing", "largio": "I bestow/grant", "largiretur": "he might bestow", "largitatis": "of generosity/bounty", "largiter": "abundantly/generously", "largífluæ": "freely flowing/bountiful", "largítur": "bestows/grants", "larvis": "with ghosts/masks", "lasciviam": "wantonness/lust", "lascivis": "wanton/lustful", "lascívis": "wanton/lustful", "lassitudine": "with weariness", "lassitudo": "weariness/fatigue", "lassitúdo": "weariness/fatigue", "lasséscat": "may grow weary", "lasséscere": "to grow weary", "latam": "broad/wide", "latebrósa": "full of hiding places", "latendum": "to hide/lie hidden", "latente": "hiding/lurking", "latentem": "hiding/lurking", "latera": "sides/flanks", "laterculis": "with small bricks", "laterculo": "with small brick", "lateri": "to the side/flank", "laterum": "of sides/flanks", "laticem": "liquid/water", "latinórum": "of the Latins", "latio": "carrying/bearing", "latis": "enacted/passed", "latitabat": "was hiding", "latitans": "hiding/lurking", "latitant": "they hide/lurk", "latitantesque": "and hiding/lurking", "latorem": "bearer/carrier", "latrone": "robber/thief", "latrones": "robbers/thieves", "latronibus": "robbers/thieves", "latronis": "of the robber", "latrántis": "barking/of the barking", "latrátor": "barker/snarler", "latróne": "robber/thief", "latuit": "lay hidden/lurked", "laténdum": "to lie hidden", "laténtur": "they lie hidden", "latérnis": "with lanterns", "latínam": "Latin", "latíni": "Latin", "latíssimæ": "very broad/widest", "laudabilissimus": "most praiseworthy", "laudabitur": "will be praised", "laudabília": "praiseworthy things", "laudans": "praising", "laudarentur": "they might be praised", "laudasset": "had praised", "laudata": "praised", "laudatiónem": "praise/commendation", "laudatiónes": "praises/commendations", "laudavero": "I shall have praised", "laudemus": "let us praise", "laudent": "let them praise", "laudábimur": "we shall be praised", "laudábis": "you will praise", "laudábitis": "you will praise", "laudámini": "you are praised", "laudáta": "praised", "lavacrum": "font/washing", "lavantem": "washing", "lavaret": "he might wash", "lavate": "wash ye", "lavent": "they may wash", "lavet": "he may wash", "lavetur": "let him be washed", "lavábit": "he will wash", "lavácrum": "font/washing", "laxandámque": "to be widened", "laxarentur": "they might be loosened", "laxaréntur": "they might be loosened", "lazarusque": "and Lazarus", "lazarúsque": "and Lazarus", "lebes": "cauldron/kettle", "lebetem": "cauldron", "lebéte": "cauldron", "lectistérnia": "sacred banquets", "lectiónum": "of the readings", "lectore": "reader/lector", "lectores": "readers/lectors", "lectoris": "of the reader", "lectorum": "of the readers", "lectulus": "little bed/couch", "lectórem": "reader/lector", "lectóres": "readers/lectors", "lectórum": "of the readers", "lectúrus": "about to read", "legant": "let them read", "legat": "let him read/he may read", "legatione": "embassy/legation", "legatióni": "to the legation", "legatur": "let it be read", "legemque": "and the law", "legendo": "by reading", "legentis": "of the reader", "legerat": "he had read", "legione": "legion", "legiones": "legions", "legitimis": "lawful/legitimate", "legitimo": "lawful/legitimate", "legitimum": "lawful/legitimate", "legitimus": "lawful/legitimate", "leguntur": "they are read", "legális": "legal/lawful", "legántur": "let them be read", "legébat": "he was reading", "legéntis": "of the reader", "legítimo": "lawful/legitimate", "legúminum": "of vegetables/pulses", "leniéndo": "by soothing/mitigating", "lenocinium": "enticement/allurement", "lenones": "panders/procurers", "lento": "slow/sluggish", "lenónes": "panders/procurers", "letabátur": "he rejoiced", "lethalis": "deadly/mortal", "lethifero": "death-bearing", "letifero": "death-bearing", "letális": "deadly/lethal", "letítiæ": "of joy", "levavérunt": "they lifted up", "levitae": "Levites", "levitatem": "levity/lightness", "levitico": "Levitical/of Leviticus", "levióribus": "lighter/lesser", "levámini": "relief/comfort", "levári": "to be lifted", "leváta": "lifted/raised", "leváti": "lifted/raised", "leváto": "lifted/raised", "leváverant": "they had lifted", "levítico": "of Leviticus", "levítis": "to/for the Levites", "liabántur": "they were slipping", "liberalissime": "most liberally", "liberasset": "had freed/delivered", "liberos": "children/free men", "liberosque": "and children/and free", "libertas": "liberty/freedom", "libertate": "in liberty/freedom", "libertatem": "liberty/freedom", "libertatis": "of liberty/freedom", "libertinus": "freedman", "libertinórum": "of the Libertines", "libertáte": "in liberty/freedom", "libertátem": "liberty/freedom", "libertáti": "to liberty/freedom", "libertátis": "of liberty/freedom", "liberábis": "you will deliver", "liberábit": "he will deliver", "liberábitur": "will be delivered", "liberábo": "I will deliver", "liberáles": "liberal/generous", "liberálibus": "liberal/of liberal arts", "liberális": "liberal/generous", "liberálitas": "liberality/generosity", "liberáliter": "liberally/generously", "liberálium": "of liberal arts", "liberándam": "to be freed", "liberándi": "of freeing/to free", "liberándis": "to be freed", "liberándo": "by freeing", "liberándos": "to be freed", "liberándum": "to be freed", "liberánte": "freeing/delivering", "liberántem": "freeing/delivering", "liberántur": "they are freed", "liberáre": "to free/deliver", "liberárem": "that I might free", "liberáret": "that he might free", "liberári": "to be freed", "liberáris": "you are freed", "liberárit": "he has freed", "liberásset": "had freed/delivered", "liberásti": "you have delivered", "liberáta": "freed/delivered", "liberátam": "freed/delivered", "liberáti": "freed/delivered", "liberátio": "deliverance/liberation", "liberáto": "freed/delivered", "liberátor": "deliverer/liberator", "liberátos": "freed/delivered", "liberátum": "freed/delivered", "liberátur": "is freed/delivered", "liberátus": "freed/delivered", "liberátæ": "freed/delivered", "liberáverat": "had freed/delivered", "liberávi": "I have freed", "liberávit": "he freed/delivered", "liberémur": "may we be freed", "liberémus": "let us save/free", "liberéntur": "may they be freed", "librábat": "was balancing/poising", "librávit": "he soared/balanced", "libáminum": "of libations", "libátis": "offered/poured", "libénti": "willing/glad", "libéntius": "more willingly", "libérrime": "most freely/boldly", "libértas": "liberty/freedom", "libídine": "with lust/desire", "libídinem": "lust/desire", "libídinis": "of lust/desire", "libído": "lust/desire", "libórii": "of Liborius", "lictoris": "of the lictor", "licuísset": "it had been lawful", "licéntiæ": "of license/liberty", "ligati": "bound/tied", "ligato": "bound/tied", "ligaturis": "with bindings", "ligaverunt": "they bound/tied", "ligneo": "wooden/of wood", "ligneum": "wooden/of wood", "ligári": "to be bound", "ligáto": "bound/tied", "lima": "file/refinement", "limine": "threshold/doorway", "limites": "boundaries/limits", "limitibus": "at the boundaries", "limo": "clay", "limpidissima": "most clear/pure", "limpidissimo": "most clear/pure", "limpidíssima": "most clear/pure", "limum": "mud/slime", "limínibus": "at the thresholds", "lingent": "they will lick", "lingo": "I lick", "linguae": "of the tongue/language", "linguis": "tongues", "lingulis": "with little tongues", "linguósus": "talkative/babbling", "lini": "", "linquis": "you leave/forsake", "liquefáciet": "he will melt", "liquefécit": "he melted", "liquida": "clear/liquid", "liquit": "he left/forsook", "liquáti": "melted/dissolved", "liquénti": "flowing/melting", "liquéscere": "to melt/dissolve", "liquésceret": "it might melt", "lis": "strife/lawsuit", "litem": "strife/lawsuit", "litigáre": "to dispute/quarrel", "litis": "of strife", "litteratura": "learning/literature", "litteratus": "learned/lettered", "litteratúram": "learning/literature", "litteratúræ": "of learning/literature", "litterátum": "learned/lettered", "littora": "shores/coasts", "liturgiæ": "of the liturgy", "litus": "shore/coast", "litándæ": "to be propitiated", "litánias": "litanies", "litáret": "he might sacrifice/propitiate", "litémque": "and the strife", "litúra": "daubing/smearing", "litúrgia": "liturgy/worship", "livor": "envy/malice", "loc": "place/spot", "locare": "to place/lease", "locatori": "to the lessor", "locavérunt": "they placed/leased", "locorum": "of places", "locupletabat": "he was enriching", "locupletáre": "to enrich", "locupletárit": "he enriched", "locupletátus": "enriched", "locutione": "speech/utterance", "locutionibus": "speeches/utterances", "locáte": "place ye/having been placed", "locátur": "he is placed", "longaevae": "of great age/aged", "longaevam": "aged/long-lived", "longaevus": "aged/long-lived", "longeque": "and far/far away", "longi": "long/of long", "longiores": "longer/taller", "longissima": "very long", "longissimi": "very long/of the very long", "longitudine": "in length", "longitúdine": "in length", "longitúdinem": "length", "longitúdo": "length", "longius": "farther/longer", "longióre": "with longer/from longer", "longiórem": "longer", "longióris": "of longer", "longo": "long/for long", "longobardorum": "of the Lombards", "longos": "long", "longum": "long", "longánimis": "longsuffering/patient", "longánimus": "longsuffering/patient", "longævus": "aged/long-lived", "longéque": "and far/far away", "longínqua": "distant/far-off", "longínquam": "distant/far-off", "longínquior": "more distant/farther", "longínquis": "from far/distant", "longínquius": "farther/more distant", "longínquo": "from afar/distant", "longínquæ": "distant/far-off", "longíssimam": "very long", "longíssime": "very far/most distantly", "longíssimi": "very long", "longíssimos": "very long", "loquacitáte": "talkativeness/loquacity", "loquebáris": "you were speaking", "loquelae": "speeches/words", "loquelæ": "speeches/words", "loquetur": "he will speak", "loquébantur": "they were speaking", "loquélae": "speeches/words", "loquélæ": "speeches/words", "loricati": "armoured/mailed", "loricáti": "armoured/mailed", "lorum": "strap/thong", "lotum": "washed/cleansed", "lubens": "willingly/gladly", "lubrico": "slippery/treacherous", "lucae": "of Luke", "lucernariae": "of the lamp/lantern", "lucernáriæ": "of the lamp/lantern", "lucescit": "it grows light", "lucidam": "bright/shining", "lucidíssimas": "most bright/clear", "lucis": "of light", "lucrabatur": "he was gaining", "lucrabátur": "he was gaining", "lucrandísque": "and for winning/gaining", "lucrifaceret": "he might gain", "lucrifaciéndas": "to be gained/won", "lucrifecísset": "he had gained", "lucrifáciam": "I shall gain", "luctans": "struggling/striving", "luctándum": "to be struggled", "luculenta": "brilliant/excellent", "luculenterque": "and brilliantly", "luculentum": "brilliant/clear", "luculentérque": "and brilliantly", "luculentíssime": "most brilliantly", "luculénta": "splendid/magnificent", "lucémque": "and the light", "lucémus": "we shine", "lucéret": "it might shine", "lucérnis": "with lamps", "lucétis": "you shine", "lucísque": "and of light", "ludens": "playing", "ludibriis": "with mockeries/scoffs", "lugubre": "mournfully/sadly", "lugébam": "I was mourning", "lugéndis": "to be mourned", "lugére": "to mourn", "lugéret": "he might mourn", "lumbosque": "and the loins", "luménque": "and the light", "lupanar": "brothel", "lustrandis": "to be purified", "lustras": "you purify/traverse", "lustris": "in periods of five years", "lustrum": "five-year period", "lustrántis": "purifying/traversing", "lutherani": "Lutherans", "luxérimus": "we shall have shone", "lyrae": "of the lyre", "lyræ": "of the lyre", "lácrymam": "a tear", "láetata": "having rejoiced", "láminas": "plates/sheets", "lámpadas": "lamps/torches", "lámpade": "with a lamp/torch", "lámpadem": "a lamp/torch", "láqueus": "snare", "lárgiens": "bestowing/granting", "lárgior": "I bestow/grant", "láterem": "a brick", "látices": "waters/liquids", "læderétur": "he might be harmed", "læsa": "harmed/injured", "læsam": "harmed/injured", "læsi": "of the injured/we have harmed", "læsístis": "you have harmed", "lætantur": "they rejoice", "lætatus": "having rejoiced/rejoiced", "lætemur": "let us rejoice", "lætentur": "let them rejoice", "lætifica": "gladden/make joyful", "lætificat": "it gladdens/rejoices", "lætificaverunt": "they have gladdened", "lætificábis": "you will gladden", "lætificábit": "he will gladden", "lætificántes": "gladdening/making joyful", "lætificásti": "you have gladdened", "lætiore": "more joyful", "lætitia": "joy/gladness", "lætitiam": "joy/gladness", "lætitiæ": "of joy/gladness", "lætióre": "more joyful", "læto": "joyful/glad", "lætos": "joyful/glad", "lætum": "joyful/glad", "lætus": "joyful/glad", "lætáberis": "you will rejoice", "lætábimur": "we will rejoice", "lætábitur": "it shall be glad", "lætábor": "I will be glad", "lætámini": "be glad/rejoice", "lætámur": "we rejoice", "lætándi": "of rejoicing", "lætándum": "to rejoice", "lætántem": "rejoicing", "lætántes": "rejoicing", "lætánti": "to the rejoicing one", "lætántibus": "to the rejoicing ones", "lætántium": "of the rejoicing ones", "lætántur": "they rejoice", "lætáre": "rejoice", "lætári": "to rejoice", "lætáta": "having rejoiced", "lætáti": "they rejoiced", "lætátum": "it rejoiced", "lætátur": "he rejoices", "lætátus": "I rejoiced", "lætátæ": "having rejoiced", "lætémur": "let us rejoice", "læténtur": "let them rejoice", "lætéris": "thou mayest rejoice", "lætétur": "let it rejoice", "lætífica": "make joyful", "lætíficant": "they gladden", "lætíficas": "thou dost gladden", "lætíficat": "it gladdens", "lætíficet": "may it gladden", "lætíssima": "most joyful", "lætíssime": "most joyfully", "lætíssimos": "most joyful ones", "lévia": "light things", "léviter": "lightly", "lígneum": "wooden", "lílii": "of the lily", "líliis": "among the lilies", "línea": "line/linen", "línguas": "tongues/languages", "líntea": "linen cloths", "lítora": "shores", "lítore": "on the shore", "lúcidi": "bright/shining", "lúcro": "for gain", "lúere": "to atone/pay", "lúgubre": "mournfully", "lúteo": "yellow/muddy", "macerata": "mortified/macerated", "maceratae": "of the macerated", "macerati": "of the mortified", "maceratione": "by mortification", "macerationem": "mortification", "maceratiónem": "mortification", "maceratos": "mortified ones", "maceratus": "mortified", "maceriæ": "of the wall", "maceráta": "mortified", "maceráti": "mortified ones", "macerátos": "mortified ones", "macerátur": "is mortified", "macerátus": "mortified", "macerátæ": "mortified", "maceráverat": "he had wasted", "machinatióne": "by plotting", "machinatiónibus": "by plottings", "mactat": "he slays", "mactati": "slain", "mactationem": "slaying/sacrifice", "mactatiónem": "slaying/sacrifice", "mactatus": "slain", "mactáti": "slain", "mactátus": "slain", "maculata": "stained/spotted", "maculis": "with stains/spots", "macéllo": "in the market/shambles", "madescit": "it becomes wet", "madet": "it is wet", "madidus": "wet/soaked", "mage": "more/rather", "magicam": "magical", "magicæ": "of magic", "magis": "more/rather", "magisteriumque": "and the teaching office", "magistrárum": "of mistresses", "magistérii": "of the teaching", "magnae": "great", "magnanimitáte": "with magnanimity", "magnanímitas": "magnanimity", "magnarum": "of great ones", "magnificat": "it magnifies", "magnificate": "magnify ye", "magnificentior": "more magnificent", "magnificentissime": "most magnificently", "magnificentíssime": "most magnificently", "magnificentíssimis": "most magnificent", "magnifici": "of the magnificent", "magnificorum": "of the magnificent", "magnificus": "magnificent", "magnificáberis": "thou shalt be magnified", "magnificábimur": "we shall be magnified", "magnificábimus": "we shall magnify", "magnificámur": "we are magnified", "magnificántes": "magnifying", "magnificáre": "to magnify", "magnificéntior": "more magnificent", "magnitudinem": "greatness/magnitude", "magnitudinis": "of greatness", "magnitúdini": "to greatness", "magnálium": "of great works", "magnánimi": "of the great-souled", "magnánimis": "to the magnanimous", "magnæque": "and great", "magnífici": "of the magnificent", "magnífícéntiæ": "of magnificence", "magníloquam": "boastful/high-sounding", "magníloquos": "boastful ones", "magníque": "and great", "mago": "to/for the magician", "mahométicæ": "of Mohammedan", "mahumedanórum": "of the Mohammedans", "mahumetanis": "to Mohammedans", "mahumetano": "Mohammedan", "mahumeticae": "of Mohammedan", "mahumetis": "of Mahomet", "mahumetánis": "to Mohammedans", "mahumetáno": "Mohammedan", "mahuméticæ": "of Mohammedan", "maiestate": "majesty", "maiestatis": "of majesty", "maiestáte": "majesty", "maiestáti": "to majesty", "maiestátis": "of majesty", "maiore": "greater", "maioris": "of greater", "maius": "greater", "maiéstas": "majesty", "maióre": "greater", "maióres": "ancestors/greater ones", "maiórum": "of the ancestors", "majestate": "majesty", "majestatis": "of majesty", "majestáte": "majesty", "majestátem": "majesty", "majestáti": "to majesty", "majestátis": "of majesty", "maji": "of May", "majii": "of May", "majis": "of May", "majorum": "of the ancestors", "majorumque": "and of the ancestors", "majórum": "of the ancestors", "malachiae": "of Malachi", "malachias": "Malachi", "malachiæ": "of Malachi", "malachíam": "Malachi", "malae": "of evil", "malas": "evil ones", "maledicebat": "he was cursing", "malediceretur": "he might be cursed", "maledicébant": "they were cursing", "maledicéntes": "cursing ones", "maledixísti": "you have cursed", "maledícent": "they will curse", "maledíxeris": "you shall have cursed", "malefaciéntibus": "to evildoers", "malens": "preferring", "maligna": "evil/wicked", "malignavérunt": "they have acted wickedly", "maligni": "evil/wicked", "malignis": "evil/wicked", "malignum": "evil/wicked", "malignus": "evil/wicked", "malignántur": "they act maliciously", "malignári": "to act maliciously", "malignátus": "having acted maliciously", "malignéris": "you should act maliciously", "maligníssimus": "most wicked", "malim": "I would prefer", "malis": "evils", "malle": "to prefer", "malleo": "with a hammer", "malletque": "and he would prefer", "malleum": "hammer", "malleus": "hammer", "malleátor": "hammerer", "malo": "evil/ill", "malorum": "of evils", "maluerunt": "they preferred", "maléque": "and badly", "malígni": "evil/wicked", "malígnus": "evil/wicked", "mamertinum": "Mamertine", "mamilla": "breast/nipple", "mamillarum": "of the breasts", "mamillis": "to/from breasts", "mammillæ": "breasts", "mammis": "breasts", "mammónae": "of Mammon", "mamíllis": "to/from breasts", "manantem": "flowing", "manaret": "it might flow", "manatio": "flowing/emanation", "mancipavit": "he handed over", "mancipiórum": "of slaves", "mancipátus": "enslaved", "mandas": "you command", "mandasse": "to have commanded", "mandati": "of the commandment", "mandatorum": "of the commandments", "mandatus": "commanded", "mandavitque": "and he commanded", "manducabit": "he will eat", "manducando": "by eating", "manducas": "you eat", "manducasti": "you have eaten", "manducavérimus": "we shall have eaten", "manducábam": "I was eating", "manducábo": "I will eat", "manducátis": "you eat", "mandábo": "I will command", "mandárent": "they might commit/entrust", "mandárunt": "they entrusted", "mandásti": "you have commanded", "mandáta": "commandments", "mandáte": "commit/entrust", "mandáti": "of the commandment", "mandátis": "to/with commandments", "mandáto": "by command", "mandátum": "commandment", "mandátur": "it is commanded", "mandáverat": "he had commanded", "mandáverit": "he shall have commanded", "mandávero": "I shall have commanded", "mandávi": "I have commanded", "mandávimus": "we have commanded", "mandávit": "he commanded", "mane": "in the morning", "manebit": "he/she will remain", "manentem": "remaining", "manentibus": "to/for those remaining", "manerent": "they might remain", "maneretque": "and it might remain", "manich": "Manichaean", "manichaeos": "Manicheans", "manichaeum": "Manichean", "manichaeórum": "of the Manicheans", "manichæos": "Manicheans", "manichǽum": "Manichean", "manifestari": "to be manifested", "manifestasset": "he had revealed", "manifestat": "he/she manifests", "manifestata": "manifested", "manifeste": "manifestly/clearly", "manifestissimam": "most manifest", "manifesto": "I manifest/openly", "manifestábitur": "will be made manifest", "manifestáre": "to make manifest", "manifestásti": "you have made manifest", "manifestúmque": "and it is clear/evident", "maniféstas": "you reveal/declare", "maniféstat": "he reveals/discloses", "maniféste": "evidently/clearly", "manserunt": "they remained/stayed", "mansi": "I remained/stayed", "mansionarii": "doorkeepers/sacristans", "mansionarius": "doorkeeper/sacristan", "mansione": "dwelling/lodging", "mansionem": "dwelling/lodging", "mansionárii": "doorkeepers/sacristans", "mansionárius": "doorkeeper/sacristan", "mansisse": "to have remained", "mansiónum": "of dwellings", "mansuetabátur": "he was being tamed", "mansuetas": "gentle/tame", "mansueti": "the meek/gentle", "mansuetos": "the meek/gentle", "mansura": "about to remain/endure", "mansuétas": "gentle/tame", "mansuétos": "the meek/gentle", "mansúetus": "meek/gentle", "mansúri": "about to remain/abide", "manuetúdine": "meekness/gentleness", "manuetúdo": "meekness/gentleness", "manuúmque": "and of hands", "manátio": "flowing forth/emanation", "mané": "in the morning", "manípulum": "a sheaf/handful", "manípuolos": "sheaves", "manúbrio": "handle/hilt", "marcéscant": "let them wither/fade", "mareámur": "we may be worthy/deserve", "maritali": "marital/conjugal", "maritima": "coastal/maritime", "maritimarum": "of coastal regions", "maritimárum": "of coastal regions", "maritus": "husband", "maritátis": "of the married", "marmorea": "of marble", "marmoream": "of marble", "materies": "matter/material", "materni": "maternal/of a mother", "maternitatis": "of motherhood/maternity", "maternórum": "of mothers/maternal", "matribus": "to/from mothers", "matrimonium": "marriage/matrimony", "matrisfamilias": "of the housewife", "matrisfamílias": "of the housewife", "matronae": "of the matron", "matronarum": "of the matrons", "matta": "mat/mattress", "maturæ": "ripe/mature", "matutini": "morning", "matutinorum": "of the morning", "matutináli": "of the morning", "matutíni": "morning", "matutínos": "morning (ones)", "matérias": "materials/matters", "matérnitas": "maternity/motherhood", "matúris": "ripe/mature", "matúros": "ripe/mature", "maxillæque": "and the jaws", "maximísque": "and greatest", "maximóque": "and greatest", "maxíllas": "jaws/cheekbones", "me": "me", "medentur": "they heal", "mediúmque": "and the middle", "medullam": "marrow/fat", "medullatórum": "full of marrow", "medullárum": "of the marrows", "medulláta": "full of marrow", "medus": "Mede/Median", "mei": "of me", "meli": "of honey", "meliorári": "to be improved", "melioráti": "having been improved", "melius": "better", "meliórque": "and better", "mellitum": "honeyed/sweetened", "mellítum": "honeyed/sweetened", "membratim": "limb by limb", "membratimque": "and limb by limb", "membratímque": "and limb by limb", "membránis": "on parchments", "membrátim": "limb by limb", "membrórum": "of the members/limbs", "mementate": "remember", "mementóte": "remember", "memetípsa": "myself", "memetípso": "myself", "memetípsum": "myself", "memineris": "you may remember", "meminerítque": "and he may remember", "meminérimus": "we may remember", "meminéritis": "you may remember", "meminísse": "to have remembered", "meminísset": "he had remembered", "meminístis": "you remembered", "memorabile": "memorable/worthy of record", "memorabili": "memorable", "memoramus": "we recall", "memorandus": "to be remembered", "memorantur": "they are 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lie", "mentíti": "having lied", "meracíssimum": "purest/most unmixed", "mercatae": "traded/bought", "mercatorum": "of merchants", "mercatus": "trade/market", "mercatóres": "merchants", "mercatórum": "of merchants", "mercedis": "of wages/reward", "mercenario": "to/for a hireling", "mercenarius": "hireling", "merciorum": "of wares/goods", "mercis": "of goods/wares", "merciórum": "of wares/goods", "mercábimur": "we will trade/traffic", "mercántur": "they trade", "mercátor": "trader/merchant", "mercátu": "by/from trade", "mercátus": "trade/market", "mercátæ": "traded/bought", "mercédi": "to/for wages/reward", "mercúrii": "of Mercury/Wednesday", "mereatur": "may he merit/deserve", "merebitur": "he will merit/deserve", "merebúntur": "they will merit/deserve", "mereréntur": "they might deserve", "meretrícem": "harlot/prostitute", "mereámur": "we may merit/deserve", "mereámus": "we may merit/deserve", "mergeretur": "he might be plunged/sunk", "mergerétur": "he might be submerged/sunk", "mergunt": "they plunge/submerge", "meri": "of pure wine", "meridiem": "noon/midday", "meridionalis": "southern", "meridiána": "midday/noon", "meridiáno": "of midday/noon", "meritisque": "and with merits", "meritísque": "and with merits", "mero": "with pure wine", "mersa": "submerged/plunged", "mersae": "submerged/plunged", "mersæ": "submerged/plunged", "meruerat": "he had merited/deserved", "meruisset": "he had merited/deserved", "meruistis": "you have merited/deserved", "meruli": "of a blackbird", "meruére": "they merited/deserved", "meréri": "to merit/deserve", "merídiem": "noon/midday", "merúerat": "he had deserved/merited", "merúerint": "they shall have merited", "merúerit": "he shall have merited/deserved", "merúimus": "we have merited/deserved", "mesopotamia": "Mesopotamia", "mesopotamiæ": "of Mesopotamia", "mesopotámia": "Mesopotamia", "mesopotámiam": "Mesopotamia", "mesopotámiæ": "of Mesopotamia", "messores": "reapers/harvesters", "messuit": "he reaped/harvested", "messíæ": "of the Messiah", "metalla": "metals/mines", "metallis": "with metals/mines", "metallo": "with metal", "metas": "boundaries/goals", "metent": "they will reap", "metiáris": "you may measure", "metricam": "metrical/in verse", "metropolitani": "of the metropolitan", "metropolitánam": "metropolitan", "metropolitáni": "of the metropolitan", "metropolitáno": "to/for the metropolitan", "metropolitánæ": "of the metropolitan", "metrópolis": "metropolis/chief city", "metuebántque": "and they were fearing", "metuebátur": "he was feared", "metuéntibus": "to/for those fearing", "metuérunt": "they feared", "metálla": "metals/mines", "metállo": "with metal", "metáphora": "metaphor/figure", "metáphoram": "metaphor/figure", "metæ": "of the end/boundary", "metébant": "they were reaping", "metémus": "we shall reap", "meténdis": "for reaping/harvesting", "metíbor": "I will measure", "metíre": "measure!", "metíri": "to measure", "metúerat": "he had feared", "metúere": "to fear", "metúerent": "they might 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warred", "militántem": "warring/militant", "militántibus": "to those warring/fighting", "militáre": "to serve/war", "militárem": "military/of war", "militári": "military/of service", "militáris": "military/of a soldier", "militátur": "it is warred/served", "militáverat": "had served/warred", "militávit": "served/warred", "millenárii": "of a thousand/thousandfold", "millenário": "to/for a thousand", "millenárium": "a thousand/thousandfold", "millenárius": "a thousand/thousandfold", "milliaria": "miles/thousands of paces", "milliario": "at the milestone/mile", "milliarium": "milestone/mile", "milliária": "miles", "milliário": "at the milestone/mile", "milliárium": "milestone/mile", "milliésque": "and a thousand times", "milléni": "a thousand each", "millénis": "with fifteen hundred", "millésimi": "of the thousandth", "millésimo": "in the thousandth year", "millésimum": "the thousandth", "miléto": "Miletus", "milítia": "warfare/life of warfare", "milítiam": "warfare/military service", 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"morbósque": "and diseases", "mordébit": "it will bite", "moreretur": "he might die", "moriendo": "by dying", "moriens": "dying", "morientes": "dying", "morientibus": "to/for the dying", "morientium": "of the dying", "morigeram": "compliant/obedient", "morior": "I die", "morituro": "about to die", "moriturorum": "of those about to die", "moritúra": "about to die", "moritúros": "about to die", "moriámini": "you shall die", "moriéntis": "of the dying one", "moriétur": "he shall die", "moriúntur": "they die", "morositatem": "moroseness/sullenness", "mortalibus": "to mortals", "mortalis": "mortal", "mortalitatem": "mortality", "mortalium": "of mortals/of mankind", "morticína": "carrion/dead flesh", "mortificamur": "we are mortified", "mortificare": "to mortify", "mortificat": "mortifies", "mortificationi": "to mortification", "mortificationis": "of mortification", "mortificatiónis": "of mortification", "mortificatórum": "of the mortified", "mortálium": "of mortals/of mankind", 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"mundáta": "cleansed", "mundáti": "cleansed", "mundáto": "cleansed", "mundátum": "cleansed", "mundátur": "is cleansed", "mundátus": "cleansed", "mundáverat": "had cleansed", "mundávit": "cleansed", "mundémur": "may we be cleansed", "mundémus": "let us cleanse", "mundéntur": "may they be cleansed", "mundéris": "you may be cleansed", "mundétur": "may it be cleansed", "mundíque": "and of the world", "mundíssimum": "most pure", "mundíssimæ": "most pure", "mundítia": "cleanness/purity", "mundítiam": "cleanness/purity", "mundítias": "cleanliness/purity", "mundúmque": "and the world", "muneribus": "with gifts", "munerári": "to be rewarded", "munerátus": "rewarded/endowed", "munificentia": "munificence/generosity", "munificentiæ": "of munificence", "munificentíssimus": "most munificent", "munifici": "munificent", "munificéntia": "munificence/generosity", "munificéntiæ": "of munificence", "munimenta": "fortifications/defences", "munimine": "with protection", "muniménta": 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"natália": "birthdays/feast days", "natálibus": "at birthdays", "natális": "birthday/feast day", "natándum": "to swim", "natávit": "he swam/floated", "natæ": "born/of the born", "natíque": "and born", "natívam": "native/natural", "natívitas": "birth/nativity", "natóque": "and to the Son", "natórum": "of the born", "natúra": "nature", "natúram": "nature", "natúras": "natures", "natúris": "in natures", "natúræ": "of nature", "naufragántem": "shipwrecked", "naufrágio": "shipwreck", "naufrágium": "shipwreck", "naulum": "fare/passage money", "nautárum": "of sailors", "nautæ": "sailors", "naviculam": "little boat/ship", "navigavérunt": "they sailed", "navigium": "ship/vessel", "navigáre": "to sail", "navigássent": "they had sailed", "navigávit": "he sailed", "navávit": "he applied himself", "navícula": "little boat/ship", "navículam": "little boat/ship", "navígii": "of the ship", "navígio": "by ship/vessel", "nazaraéi": "of the Nazarite", "nazarenámque": "of Nazareth", "nazarethána": "of Nazareth", "nazarethánæ": "of Nazareth", "nazaræi": "Nazarenes", "nazaréni": "of Nazareth", "nazarénum": "of Nazareth", "nazarénus": "of Nazareth", "nebuloso": "cloudy/foggy", "necantur": "they are killed", "necari": "to be killed", "necarétur": "he/she was killed", "necata": "killed", "necatae": "of the killed", "necati": "of the killed", "necatorum": "of the slain", "necatur": "is killed", "necatus": "killed", "necatórum": "of the slain", "necaverunt": "they killed", "necavit": "he/she killed", "necavérunt": "they killed", "necesse": "necessary", "necessitudinísque": "and of relationship", "necessitáte": "by necessity", "necessitátem": "necessity", "necessitátes": "needs", "necessitátibus": "needs", "necessitátis": "of necessity", "necessitúdinem": "bond/relationship", "necessitúdines": "bonds/ties", "necessitúdinis": "of relationship", "necessitúdo": "bond/relationship", "necrologium": "necrology", "nectit": "he/she binds", "necáta": "killed", "necátus": "killed", "necátæ": "killed", "necávit": "he/she killed", "necésse": "necessary", "necéssitas": "necessity", "nefandos": "abominable", "nefarios": "wicked/infamous", "nefariæ": "wicked", "nefánda": "abominable", "nefária": "wicked", "nefários": "wicked", "nefáriæ": "wicked", "negandum": "to be denied", "negans": "denying", "negantes": "denying", "negaretur": "was denied", "negaréntque": "and they denied", "negatiónis": "of denial", "negato": "denied", "negavit": "he/she denied", "neglegentiis": "negligences", "neglegántur": "let them be neglected", "neglegéndum": "to be neglected", "neglegénter": "negligently", "neglegéntes": "neglecting", "neglegéntia": "negligence", "neglegéntiam": "negligence", "neglegéntias": "negligences", "neglegéntibus": "to the negligent", "neglegéntiis": "negligences", "negligantur": "let them be neglected", "negligéntiæ": "of negligence", "neglécto": "neglected", "neglígere": "to neglect", "negotiatóres": "merchants", "negábunt": "they will deny", "negánda": "to be denied", "negándum": "to be denied", "negáto": "denied", "nemine": "by no one", "nemoróso": "wooded/shady", "nemus": "grove/wood", "neophyti": "of the neophyte", "nepote": "nephew/grandson", "nepti": "granddaughter/niece", "nepóte": "nephew/grandson", "nequeant": "they cannot", "nequivérunt": "they could not", "nequióres": "more wicked", "nequíssimi": "most wicked", "nequíssimo": "most wicked", "nequíssimos": "most wicked", "nerari": "to lend at interest", "nervorumque": "and of the sinews", "nervorúmque": "and of the sinews", "nervos": "sinews/nerves", "nervosissimis": "most vigorous", "nervórum": "of the sinews", "nerátor": "moneylender", "nescius": "ignorant/unaware", "nescivit": "he/she did not know", "nesciébas": "you did not know", "nescísse": "to have not known", "nescísti": "you did not know", "nescívi": "I did not know", "nexibus": "by bonds/chains", "neóphyti": "of the neophyte", "nidificábunt": "they will nest", "nidíficans": "nesting", "nigri": "of the black/dark", "nigrorum": "of the black ones", "nigrédinem": "blackness/darkness", "nihili": "of nothing", "nimíetas": "excess/surplus", "nisu": "by effort/striving", "nitendum": "to strive/shine", "nitentes": "shining/striving", "nitenti": "shining/striving", "nitentiam": "brightness/repentance", "nitentiarii": "penitentiaries", "nitentiámque": "and repentance", "nitet": "it shines", "nitidísque": "and bright/shining", "nitore": "with brightness/splendour", "nitrum": "natron/lye", "nituit": "it shone", "nitébit": "it will shine", "niténdo": "by striving/shining", "niténtem": "shining/striving", "niténtia": "shining/repentance", "niténtiæ": "of repentance/brightness", "nitéret": "it might shine", "nitéscunt": "they shine forth", "nixus": "relying/striving", "nobiliores": "more noble", "nobilissimae": "most noble", "nobilissimi": "most noble", "nobilissimo": "most noble", "nobilissimus": "most noble", "nobilitatem": "nobility", "nobilitatísque": "and of nobility", "nobiliter": "nobly", "nobilitátur": "is ennobled", "nobilitávit": "he ennobled", "nobilióres": "more noble", "nobilíssimi": "most noble", "nobilíssimo": "most noble", "nobis": "us/to us", "nobiscum": "with us", "nobismetípsis": "in ourselves", "nobíticam": "monastic", "nocebant": "they were harming", "nocent": "they harm", "nocente": "harming", "nocentem": "harmful/guilty one", "nocentes": "wrongdoers/those who harm", "nocentibus": "to the guilty/harmful", "nocentiora": "more harmful", "nocentis": "of the guilty/harmful", "nocentium": "of the guilty ones", "nocentiumque": "and of the guilty", "nocentiúmque": "and of the harmful", "noctium": "of the nights", "noctuarum": "of the owls", "nocturna": "nocturnal/nightly", "noctísque": "and of the night", "noctúrnas": "nocturnal/nightly", "noctúrni": "nocturnal/nightly", "noctúrnos": "nocturnal/nightly", "nocuere": "they harmed", "nocumentum": "harm/damage", "nocuméntum": "harm/damage", "nocébo": "I will harm", "nocéntes": "wrongdoers/those who harm", "nocéntibus": "the harmful/guilty", "nocíva": "harmful", "nodis": "with knots/bonds", "nodósis": "knotty/gnarled", "nolens": "unwilling", "nolite": "do not", "nolle": "to be unwilling", "nolo": "I will not", "noluerat": "he had been unwilling", "noluerint": "they will have been unwilling", "noluissent": "they would not have wished", "noluisset": "he would not have wished", "nolumus": "we do not wish", "noluíssent": "they would not have wished", "noluístis": "you were unwilling", "nolúerat": "he had been unwilling", "nominabitur": "it will be named", "nominandae": "to be named", "nominasset": "he had named", "nominat": "he names", "nominábit": "he will name", "nominámus": "we name", "nominándus": "to be named", "nominándæ": "to be named", "nominátis": "you name/having been named", "nonagesimotertio": "ninety-third", "nonagésima": "ninetieth", "nonagésimi": "of the ninetieth", "nonagésimo": "ninetieth", "nonagésimum": "ninetieth", "nonagínta": "ninety", "nongentesimo": "nine hundredth", "nongentorum": "of nine hundred", "nongentésimi": "of the nine hundredth", "nonnae": "of the nun", "nonni": "of the monk/nun", "nonnos": "monks/nuns", "nonnullorum": "of some", "nonnullórum": "of some", "nonnus": "monk/abbot", "nonnáti": "of the unborn", "nonnátus": "unborn", "nonnæ": "of the nun", "nonníhil": "something/somewhat", "nonnísi": "only/unless", "nonnúllas": "some", "nonæ": "nones", "nore": "loan/interest", "normalis": "normal/standard", "nos": "we/us", "noscens": "knowing", "noscúntur": "are known", "nosocomii": "of the hospital", "nosocomio": "hospital", "noster": "our", "nostr": "our", "nostra": "our", "nostrae": "our", "nostrarum": "our", "nostras": "our", "nostri": "our", "nostria": "our", "nostris": "our", "nostro": "our", "nostros": "our", "nostrum": "our", "notabo": "I will note", "notarius": "notary/scribe", "notata": "noted/marked", "notatam": "noted/marked", "noto": "I note/mark", "notáriis": "notaries/scribes", "novae": "new/of the new", "novarum": "of new things", "novellæ": "new/novella laws", "noverant": "they knew", "noverca": "stepmother", "novercae": "of the stepmother", "novercam": "stepmother", "noviciórum": "of novices", "novissimae": "of the last", "novissime": "last/most recently", "novissimi": "of the last", "novissimo": "last/most recent", "novitati": "to novelty", "noviter": "newly/recently", "novitiorum": "of novices", "novitius": "novice", "novárum": "of new things", "novémbres": "of November", "novémdecim": "nineteen", "novíssimam": "last/final", "novítii": "of the novice", "novítiis": "to/for novices", "noxiae": "of guilt/harm", "noxiam": "guilt/harm", "noxiæ": "of guilt/harm", "ntur": "they are", "nubibus": "with/in clouds", "nudatis": "stripped/bared", "nudatur": "is stripped", "nuditátem": "nakedness", "nudorum": "of the naked", "nudábo": "I will strip", "nudáti": "stripped/bared", "nudátis": "stripped/bared", "nugis": "trifles/nonsense", "nullas": "none/no", "numerábo": "I will number", "numerándo": "by numbering", "numerántis": "of the numbering", "numerósus": "numerous", "numini": "to the divine power", "numismátis": "of the coin", "nuncupat": "he names/calls", "nuncupata": "named/called", "nuncupatae": "named/called", "nuncupatur": "is named/called", "nuncupatus": "named/called", "nuncupatárum": "of the named", "nuncupatæ": "named/called", "nuncupatíve": "by name only", "nuncupatórum": "of the named", "nuncupatúri": "about to name", "nuncupáns": "naming/calling", "nuncupántur": "are named/called", "nuncupári": "to be named/called", "nuncupátam": "named/called", "nuncupáti": "named/called", "nuncupátio": "naming/appellation", "nuncupáto": "named/called", "nuncupátos": "named/called", "nuncupátum": "named/called", "nuncupátur": "is named/called", "nuncupátæ": "named/called", "nuntiarétur": "might be announced", "nuntiavítque": "and he announced", "nuntiánda": "to be announced", "nuntiántem": "announcing", "nuntiárunt": "they announced", "nuntiásti": "you announced", "nuntiátus": "announced", "nuntiétis": "you may announce", "nuptiále": "nuptial/bridal", "nutant": "they waver/nod", "nutaret": "it would waver", "nutibus": "by nods/signs", "nutricibus": "to/for nurses", "nutricis": "of the nurse", "nutrienda": "to be nourished", "nutrierat": "he had nourished", "nutrieris": "you will be nourished", "nutrimentis": "with nourishment", "nutrita": "nourished/fed", "nutriti": "nourished/fed", "nutritium": "of those nourished", "nutritur": "is nourished", "nutriéndos": "to be nourished", "nutríci": "to the nurse", "nutríri": "to be nourished", "nutrítor": "nourisher/feeder", "nutuque": "and by the nod", "nutábunt": "they will totter", "nutántis": "tottering/nodding", "nycticoracum": "of night-ravens", "nyctícorax": "night-raven", "nántibus": "swimming/floating", "nárium": "of the nostrils", "nárum": "of the nostrils", "násceris": "thou art born/dost arise", "návibus": "in ships", "návit": "supped/dined", "næ": "indeed/truly", "nævo": "birthmark/blemish", "nébris": "fawn-skin", "néctare": "with nectar", "néglegant": "let them neglect", "néglegens": "negligent", "négligens": "negligent", "némora": "groves/forests", "néqueat": "is unable", "nére": "to spin", "nésciant": "let them not know", "nésciens": "not knowing", "néscium": "ignorant/unknowing", "nídulo": "in a little nest", "níhilque": "and nothing", "nímias": "excessive", "nímiis": "excessive", "nítuit": "shone/was radiant", "níveo": "snowy/snow-white", "nóviter": "newly/recently", "núbilis": "marriageable", "númera": "count/number", "númerat": "he counts/numbers", "númeri": "of numbers", "nútibus": "by nods/signs", "nútriat": "let it nourish", "nútriunt": "they nourish", "obaudíte": "listen/obey", "obaudítu": "by hearing/obeying", "obdormierat": "had fallen asleep", "obdormierunt": "they fell asleep", "obdormíerat": "had fallen asleep", "obdormísse": "to have fallen asleep", "obdormísti": "thou hast fallen asleep", "obdulcántia": "sweetening", "obdurabantur": "they were hardened", "obdórmiam": "I will fall asleep", "obdórmiens": "falling asleep", "obdórmis": "thou sleepest", "obdúcta": "covered/veiled", "obediens": "obedient", "obedite": "obey", "obediéntiæ": "of obedience", "obedíret": "he might obey", "obedísti": "thou hast obeyed", "obfirmábis": "thou wilt make firm", "obierat": "had died", "obierunt": "they died", "obiit": "died", "obirent": "they might die", "obit": "he/she died", "obiéctio": "objection", "obiérunt": "they died", "objecisse": "to have opposed/thrown against", "objectis": "placed against/thrown before", "objectus": "placed against/thrown before", "objiceretur": "it might be thrown against", "objicerétur": "it might be thrown against", "objiciebantur": "they were thrown before", "objiciúntur": "they are thrown before", "objurgando": "by rebuking", "objurgant": "they rebuke", "objurgasset": "had rebuked", "objurgata": "rebuked", "objurgásset": "had rebuked", "objurgáta": "rebuked", "objurgétur": "let him be rebuked", "objécta": "thrown against/opposed", "objéctus": "thrown against/opposed", "objíciunt": "they cast before", "objúrgans": "rebuking", "objúrgant": "they rebuke", "oblata": "offered/oblation", "oblati": "offered", "oblationum": "of oblations", "oblatiónis": "of the oblation", "oblatiónum": "of oblations", "oblectaménta": "delights/amusements", "oblectantur": "they are delighted", "oblectatióne": "with delight", "oblectemur": "let us be delighted", "oblectémus": "let us delight", "obligatiónes": "obligations/bonds", "obligáti": "bound/obligated", "oblivioni": "to oblivion", "oblivisceratur": "he might forget", "oblivisceretur": "he might forget", "obliviscéris": "thou dost forget", "oblivióni": "to oblivion", "oblivíscar": "I will forget", "oblivíscens": "forgetting", "oblivíscere": "forget", "oblivísceris": "thou dost forget", "oblivísci": "to forget", "oblivíscitur": "he forgets", "obloquéntis": "of one speaking against", "obluctari": "to struggle against", "obluctári": "to struggle against", "obláti": "offered", "obléctant": "they delight", "obléctat": "it delights", "oblíqua": "crooked/oblique", "oblíquo": "by indirect means", "oblíta": "having forgotten", "oblíti": "having forgotten", "oblítus": "having forgotten", "oblívio": "forgetfulness", "obmutéscere": "to be silent", "obmutéscet": "he will be silent", "obmútui": "I was silent", "obmútuit": "he was silent", "obnitente": "resisting/striving against", "obniténte": "resisting/striving against", "obníti": "to strive against", "obnóxia": "liable/guilty", "obnóxiam": "liable/guilty", "obnóxii": "liable/subject to", "obnóxios": "liable/subject", "obnóxium": "liable/subject", "obnóxius": "liable/subject", "obnóxiæ": "liable/subject", "oboedentia": "obedience", "oboedientes": "obedient", "oborta": "arisen/sprung up", "obpróbria": "reproaches/disgraces", "obpróbrium": "reproach/disgrace", "obriguérunt": "they were stiff/frozen", "obruent": "they will overwhelm", "obrutae": "overwhelmed/buried", "obruti": "overwhelmed/buried", "obrutus": "overwhelmed/buried", "obrutæ": "overwhelmed/buried", "obrépere": "to creep upon/steal upon", "obrépserat": "had crept over", "obrépsit": "crept in", "obrízo": "finest gold", "obrúere": "to overwhelm", "obrúeret": "might overwhelm", "obrýzo": "finest gold", "obrýzum": "finest gold", "obscurabúntur": "shall be darkened", "obscuránda": "to be obscured", "obscuráti": "darkened/obscured", "obscurátis": "darkened", "obscurátum": "dimmed/darkened", "obscurátus": "darkened", "obscurávit": "darkened", "obscuræ": "dark", "obscuréntur": "may be darkened", "obscuríssima": "very dark/deep darkness", "obscuríssimam": "most obscure", "obscuríssimas": "most obscure", "obscúra": "obscure/dark", "obscúram": "obscure/dark", "obscúrat": "obscures", "obscúre": "obscurely", "obscúrent": "may darken", "obscúris": "dark places", "obscúro": "dark place", "obscúrum": "obscure/unknown", "obscúrus": "obscure/hidden", "obsecratióne": "supplication", "obsecratiónem": "supplication", "obsecratiónibus": "supplications", "obsecratiónis": "petition/supplication", "obsecrábat": "was beseeching", "obsecrámus": "we beseech", "obsecrándi": "of beseeching", "obsecrándum": "to beseech", "obsecrántem": "beseeching", "obsecrántes": "beseeching", "obsecrántis": "of one beseeching", "obsecráre": "to beseech", "obsecráret": "might beseech", "obsecrávit": "besought", "obsecúndans": "complying/obeying", "obsecúti": "having complied", "obsedérunt": "besieged", "obsequeréntur": "might obey", "obsequia": "services/duties", "obsequiósa": "devoted/dutiful", "obsequéndo": "by obeying", "obsequénte": "complying/serving", "obsequéntem": "serving/obeying", "obsequéntes": "obedient/compliant", "obsequéntibus": "to those obeying", "obsequéntium": "of those obeying", "obsequúntur": "they serve/attend", "observandæ": "of observing", "observantiæ": "of observance", "observantióris": "more observant", "observantíssimus": "most observant", "observari": "to be observed", "observatióne": "observance", "observatiónem": "observance", "observatiónes": "observances", "observatiónibus": "observances", "observatiónis": "of observance", "observábant": "they were watching", "observábat": "was observing", "observábit": "will observe", "observábitis": "you will observe", "observábo": "I will observe", "observábunt": "they will observe", "observánda": "to be observed", "observándam": "to be observed", "observándum": "to be noted", "observándæ": "of keeping/observing", "observántes": "watching/observing", "observántia": "observance", "observántiam": "observance", "observántibus": "to those observing", "observántiæ": "of observance", "observántur": "are observed", "observáre": "to observe/keep", "observáret": "might observe", "observári": "to be observed", "observásti": "thou hast watched", "observáta": "observed/kept", "observáte": "watch/observe", "observátio": "observance", "observáveris": "thou shalt have marked", "observáverit": "shall have observed", "observávi": "I have observed/kept", "observávit": "observed/kept", "observémus": "let us keep", "observétis": "you observe/mark", "obsessam": "besieged", "obsessórum": "of the possessed", "obsidióne": "siege", "obsidiónem": "siege", "obsidiónis": "of siege", "obsidébant": "were besieging", "obsidébat": "was besieging", "obsidéntibus": "besieging", "obsidéret": "might besiege", "obsignántem": "sealing/signing", "obsisténdi": "of resisting", "obsisténte": "resisting/opposing", "obsita": "overgrown/covered", "obstrínxit": "bound/obligated", "obstrúcta": "blocked/stopped", "obstupefácti": "amazed/astonished", "obséquia": "services/duties", "obséssam": "besieged", "obtestátiónes": "protestations/entreaties", "obtinebátur": "was obtained", "obtinent": "they obtain", "obtinere": "to obtain", "obtinerétur": "might be obtained", "obtinet": "obtains/holds", "obtinuísse": "to have obtained", "obtinuíssent": "might have obtained", "obtinéndam": "to be obtained", "obtrectatiónes": "slanders/detraction", "obtrectatórum": "of detractors", "obtruncabántur": "were beheaded", "obtruncari": "to be beheaded", "obtruncat": "beheads/cuts down", "obtruncatióne": "beheading", "obtruncári": "to be beheaded", "obtruncáta": "beheaded", "obtruncáti": "beheaded", "obtruncátus": "beheaded", "obtrúncat": "beheads/cuts down", "obtulerant": "had offered", "obtulissent": "had offered", "obtulísse": "to have offered", "obtulísses": "thou hadst offered", "obtulísset": "had offered", "obtundétur": "shall be blunted/dulled", "obtémperans": "obeying/complying", "obtémperant": "they obey", "obtémperat": "obeys", "obtémperet": "may obey", "obténditur": "is alleged/offered", "obténta": "obtained", "obténtam": "obtained", "obténtu": "by intercession/pretext", "obtígerat": "had fallen by lot", "obumbráverit": "shall have overshadowed", "obviam": "to meet", "obviat": "meets/counters", "obviavérunt": "met each other", "obvios": "those in the way/bystanders", "obvium": "one met by chance", "obvius": "at hand/met", "obviábit": "will meet", "obviántia": "counteracting/opposing", "obviávit": "met/encountered", "obvolutis": "wrapped/covered", "obvolutus": "overwhelmed/wrapped", "obvolvens": "wrapping/covering", "obvolvísset": "had wrapped", "obvolútis": "wrapped/covered", "occasionemque": "and the occasion", "occidar": "I may be killed", "occidentalium": "of the western", "occidente": "west/setting", "occidentálium": "of the western", "occiderant": "they had killed", "occiderunt": "they killed", "occidisse": "to have killed", "occidéndum": "to be killed", "occidénte": "west/setting", "occidéritis": "you shall kill", "occidísset": "had killed", "occisa": "slain/killed", "occisionem": "slaughter/killing", "occiso": "killed/slain", "occisum": "killed/slain", "occubuerunt": "they fell/died", "occubuérunt": "they fell/died", "occulta": "hidden/secret", "occultasset": "had hidden", "occultat": "hides/conceals", "occultatio": "concealment/hiding", "occultaverunt": "they hid", "occultásset": "had hidden", "occultáta": "hidden/concealed", "occupant": "they occupy/seize", "occupari": 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documents", "ornaménti": "of ornament", "ornaménto": "as ornament", "ornatissima": "most adorned", "ornári": "to be adorned", "ornátis": "adorned", "orphanorum": "of orphans", "orphánotrophía": "orphanages", "orthodoxis": "orthodox", "orthodoxæ": "orthodox", "orthodóxam": "orthodox", "orthodóxæ": "orthodox", "orto": "risen", "ortæ": "sprung/born", "orábam": "I was praying", "orábant": "they were praying", "orábas": "you were praying", "orábat": "he/she was praying", "orábit": "he/she will pray", "orábo": "I will pray", "orábunt": "they will pray", "oráculi": "of the oracle", "oráculis": "by oracles", "oráculo": "oracle", "oráculum": "oracle", "orámus": "we pray", "orándi": "of praying", "orándo": "by praying", "orándum": "to pray", "oránte": "praying", "orántem": "praying", "orántes": "praying", "oránti": "to one praying", "orántibus": "to those praying", "orántis": "of one praying", "orántium": "of those praying", "oráre": "to pray", "orárem": "I might pray", "orárent": "they might 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"pangimus": "we sing", "paníficas": "bakers", "papae": "of the pope", "papátu": "papacy", "papíæ": "at Pavia", "parabolam": "parable", "paracleto": "Paraclete/Comforter", "paracliti": "of the Paraclete", "paraclitúsque": "and the Paraclete", "paradígma": "parable/example", "paradísi": "of Paradise", "paradísis": "of Paradise", "paradíso": "Paradise", "paradísum": "Paradise", "paradísus": "paradise/garden", "paralyticus": "paralytic", "parat": "he prepares", "parata": "prepared/ready", "paratasque": "and prepared", "parate": "prepare (imperative)", "parati": "prepared/ready", "paratos": "prepared/ready", "paratum": "prepared/ready", "paratus": "ready/prepared", "paratæ": "prepared/ready", "paratísque": "and prepared", "paraverant": "they had prepared", "paraverat": "he had prepared", "parcendo": "by sparing", "parcerent": "they might spare", "parcis": "you spare", "parcissime": "most sparingly", "parcitur": "it is spared", "parcitáte": "sparingness", "parcus": "sparing/frugal", 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"proclamation/praise", "præcordiórum": "of the inward parts", "præcursoris": "of the forerunner", "præcámur": "we beseech", "præcávens": "guarding against", "præcélebris": "very renowned", "præcíngitur": "he is girded", "præcínite": "sing forth", "præcípuam": "chief/special", "præcípui": "chief/special", "præcípuæ": "chief/special", "præcísam": "cut off", "præcógnitam": "foreknown", "præcóndita": "foreordained/previously established", "prædamnátum": "pre-condemned", "prædecessore": "predecessor", "prædecessorem": "predecessor", "prædicaris": "you are proclaimed", "prædicationísque": "and of preaching", "prædicatiónes": "preachings", "prædicatiónis": "of preaching", "prædicator": "preacher", "prædicatores": "preachers", "prædicatoribus": "to/for preachers", "prædicatorum": "of preachers", "prædicatus": "proclaimed/preached", "prædicatæ": "of the preached", "prædicavit": "he preached", "prædicem": "let me preach", "prædicens": "foretelling/proclaiming", "prædicent": "they may preach", 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"prædicántis": "of one preaching", "prædicántium": "of preachers", "prædicántur": "they are proclaimed", "prædicáre": "to preach", "prædicárem": "I might preach", "prædicárent": "they might preach", "prædicáret": "he might preach", "prædicári": "to be preached", "prædicáta": "preached/proclaimed", "prædicátas": "the proclaimed", "prædicáte": "preach ye", "prædicátio": "preaching", "prædicáto": "the proclaimed", "prædicátor": "preacher", "prædicátum": "proclaimed", "prædicátur": "it is preached", "prædicáverat": "he had preached", "prædicáverim": "I may have preached", "prædicávi": "I have preached", "prædicávit": "he preached", "prædicénti": "to one proclaiming", "prædicéntur": "let them be proclaimed", "præditi": "endowed with", "prædiísque": "and with estates", "prædo": "plunderer/robber", "prædáberis": "you will be plundered", "prædábitur": "it will be plundered", "prædándum": "to plunder", "prædáris": "you plunder", "prædátio": "plundering/spoliation", "prædícant": "they proclaim", "prædícent": "they may foretell", "prædícere": "to foretell", "prædícerent": "they might foretell", "prædíceret": "he might foretell", "prædíco": "I foretell", "prædícta": "foretold/aforesaid", "prædíctam": "the aforesaid", "prædícti": "of the aforesaid", "prædíctio": "foretelling/prophecy", "prædícto": "to/with the aforesaid", "prædíctos": "the aforesaid", "prædíctum": "the aforesaid", "prædíctus": "the aforesaid/foretold", "præeminentem": "pre-eminent", "præfatum": "the aforesaid", "præfectúras": "prefectures", "præfectúræ": "of the prefecture", "præferebat": "he preferred/carried before", "præferéndam": "to be preferred", "præficeréntur": "they might be placed over", "præficiéndum": "to be placed over", "præfiguratam": "prefigured", "præfiguratur": "it is prefigured", "præfigurásti": "you prefigured", "præfixas": "fixed/appointed", "præfocáta": "suffocated", "præfocátus": "suffocated", "præfulgéret": "he might shine forth", "præfáta": "the aforesaid", "præfátam": "the aforesaid", "præfáti": "of the aforesaid", "præfátis": "to/with the aforesaid", "præfáto": "to/with the aforesaid", "præfértur": "it is preferred", "præfíxa": "fixed/appointed", "prægnanti": "to a pregnant woman", "prægnánte": "pregnant woman", "prægravátus": "weighed down", "præiudicia": "prejudgments/injuries", "præjudicent": "they prejudge", "præjudicium": "prejudice/injury", "præjécti": "cast before", "præjúdicet": "it prejudges", "prælatus": "superior/prelate", "præliari": "to fight/to do battle", "præliarétur": "he fought/was fighting", "præliatóres": "fighters/champions", "præliatúrus": "about to fight", "prælibátum": "foretasted/prefigured", "prælier": "I may fight", "prælio": "in battle", "prælium": "battle", "præliárem": "warlike", "præliórum": "of battles", "prælucens": "shining before", "prælátus": "superior/prelate", "prælúxit": "it shone before", "præmissa": "premises/things sent before", "præmissarum": "of the premises", "præmissis": "from the premises", "præmissum": "sent before", "præmisísset": "had sent before", "præmittam": "I will send before", "præmittunt": "they send before", "præmitténdum": "to be prefaced", "præmium": "reward/prize", "præmiórum": "of rewards", "præmonstramus": "we foreshew", "præmonstratur": "it is foreshewed", "præmonstraténses": "Premonstratensians", "præmonstraténsis": "Premonstratensian", "præmonstravit": "he foreshewed", "præmuníri": "to be fortified", "præmísso": "sent before", "præmíttitur": "it is prefaced", "prænominátum": "aforementioned", "prænunciatam": "foretold", "prænuntiarunt": "they foretold", "prænuntiavit": "he foretold", "prænúntium": "foretoken/herald", "præoccupávit": "it anticipated", "præordinátus": "foreordained", "præpara": "prepare", "præparabat": "he was preparing", "præparans": "preparing", "præparare": "to prepare", "præparat": "he prepares", "præparatam": "prepared", "præparatióne": "preparation", "præparatiónes": "preparations", "præparauit": "he prepared", "præparavérunt": "they prepared", "præparábis": "you will prepare", "præparábo": "I will prepare", "præparánda": "to be prepared", "præparántis": "of the one preparing", "præparáret": "he might prepare", "præparátam": "prepared", "præparáti": "prepared", "præparáto": "prepared", "præparátos": "prepared", "præparáverat": "he had prepared", "præpedit": "it hinders", "præpedítus": "hindered", "præponerentur": "they might be set over", "præposito": "to the superior", "præpositorum": "of the superiors", "præpositus": "set over/master", "præpositúræ": "of the office/provostship", "præpositúsque": "and having been set over", "præposúerat": "he had set over", "præputiórum": "of foreskins", "præpédiat": "it may hinder", "præpédiunt": "they hinder", "præpínguis": "very rich/very fat", "præpónant": "they may prefer", "præpónens": "setting over/preferring", "præpónere": "to prefer/to set over", "præpóni": "to be set over", "præpónis": "you prefer/you set over", "præpónitur": "is set before/is set over", "præpónunt": "they prefer/they place before", "præpósita": "set over/superior", "præpósiti": "superiors/stewards", "præpósitis": "to the superiors", "præpósito": "to the master/steward", "præpósitos": "stewards/overseers", "præpósitum": "master/steward", "præpósitus": "master/steward", "præpósterus": "reversed/inverted", "præpósui": "I preferred", "præpósuit": "he set over/preferred", "præpútia": "foreskins", "præpútii": "of the foreskin", "prærogaverat": "he had distributed", "prærúptis": "steep/rugged", "præscirétur": "it might be foreknown", "præscriptos": "prescribed", "præscrípti": "written of long ago", "præscíret": "he might foreknow", "præsedit": "he presided", "præsensque": "and present", "præsentáret": "he might present", "præsentátio": "presentation", "præsentátum": "presented", "præsentíssimo": "most present/most ready", "præsentíssimum": "most present/most ready", "præsidia": "strongholds/defences", "præsidiis": "with defences", "præsignarétur": "it might be foresignified", "præsignátam": "foresignified", "præstabat": "he was providing/excelling", "præstante": "excelling/providing", "præstantem": "excelling/outstanding", "præstantior": "more excellent", "præstari": "to be provided/rendered", "præstiterit": "he displayed/furnished", "præstitum": "provided/rendered", "præstitus": "provided/rendered", "præstitútis": "appointed/fixed", "præstitútum": "appointed/decreed", "præstolámur": "we await", "præstricta": "bound/blinded", "præstricti": "bound/blinded", "præstábit": "he will provide/render", "præstándam": "to be rendered", "præstántem": "excelling/outstanding", "præstáre": "to render/to provide", "præstárent": "they might render/perform", "præstáret": "he might provide/render", "præstári": "to be rendered/provided", "præstáte": "render/provide", "præstátis": "you pay/render", "præstátur": "it is rendered/given", "præstétur": "it may be granted/given", "præsul": "guard/bishop", "præsumeret": "he might presume", "præsumpserint": "they shall have presumed", "præsumptione": "presumption", "præsumptiónem": "presumption", "præsumptióni": "to presumption", "præsumptiónis": "of presumption", "præsumátur": "it may be presumed", "præsunt": "they preside over", "præságio": "presage/foreboding", "præságo": "foreseeing/presaging", "præséntaret": "he might present", "præsénte": "present", "præséntem": "present", "præsénteque": "and present", "præséntes": "those present", "præsénti": "present", "præséntia": "presence", "præséntiam": "presence", "præséntibus": "to those present", "præséntior": "more present", "præséntis": "of the present", "præséntium": "of those present", "præséntiæ": "of the presence", "præsépe": "manger", "præsépia": "stalls/mangers", "præsépibus": "in the stalls/mangers", "præsépio": "in the manger", "præsépis": "of the manger", "præsértim": "especially", "præsídia": "strongholds/defences", "præsídii": "of the garrison/defence", "præsídiis": "with defences", "præsídio": "defence/protection", "præsídium": "defence/protection", "præsígnat": "it foresignifies", "præsúmant": "they presume", "præsúmere": "to presume", "præsúmimus": "we presume", "præsúmpserit": "he shall have presumed", "prætereúnda": "to be passed over", "prætereúndum": "to be passed over", "prætereúnte": "passing by", "prætereúntes": "passing by", "prætereúntibus": "to those passing by", "prætergréssus": "having passed beyond", "præteritorum": "of past things", "præteritos": "past", "præteritárum": "of past things", "præteritæ": "past/passed over", "prætermiserunt": "they passed over", "prætermissis": "passed over", "prætermittat": "he may omit/pass over", "præteríbant": "they were passing by", "præteríbit": "will pass away", "præteríerit": "shall pass by", "præteríri": "to be passed", "præteríssent": "had passed", "prætorii": "of the praetorium", "prætorio": "praetorium/hall", "præténdat": "hold out/present", "præténde": "extend/present", "præténdere": "to hold out/pretend", "præténderent": "to hold out", "præténti": "stretched before/laid", "prætérea": "besides/moreover", "prætéreant": "pass by", "prætériti": "past/bygone", "prætéritum": "past", "prætéritus": "past/foregone", "prætérquam": "except/besides", "prætórium": "praetorium/hall", "prætúlerit": "preferred/chosen", "prævalébit": "will prevail", "prævalénte": "prevailing", "prævalére": "to prevail", "prævaricationem": "transgression/sin", "prævaricatiónes": "transgressions", "prævaricántes": "transgressing", "prævaricáre": "to transgress", "prævaricátor": "transgressor", "præveni": "prevent/go before", "prævenientis": "preventing/going before", "prævenírent": "might go before", "prævia": "going before", "prævideret": "might foresee", "præviderit": "shall have foreseen", "prævidit": "foresaw", "prævidéntur": "are foreseen", "prævidére": "to foresee", "prævidérent": "might foresee", "prævidéret": "might foresee", "prævidísti": "thou hast foreseen", "prævii": "going before", "prævio": "going before", "prævisa": "foreknown/foreseen", "præváleat": "may prevail", "præválui": "I have prevailed", "præváluit": "prevailed", "prævéni": "prevent/go before", "prævéniant": "may go before", "prævéniet": "will go before", "prævénit": "went before", "præíres": "thou wouldst go before", "præívi": "I went before", "prócident": "they fall down", "pródidit": "betrayed/delivered", "próferant": "may bring forth", "prófluit": "flows forth", "prófluunt": "flow forth", "próici": "to be cast forth", "prólogo": "prologue", "prólogus": "prologue", "próminens": "prominent/projecting", "prómitur": "is brought forth", "prómoves": "thou dost advance", "prómpius": "more promptly/readily", "próperent": "may hasten", "próperet": "may hasten", "prósequi": "to follow/pursue", "prótegant": "may protect", "prótegar": "may I be protected", "próteges": "thou wilt protect", "próvehunt": "advance/promote", "próvidi": "provident/foreseeing", "próvocans": "provoking", "próvocant": "they provoke", "próvocem": "may I provoke", "próvocet": "may provoke", "próximus": "near/neighbor", "prǽlium": "battle", "prǽmium": "reward", "prǽparans": "preparing", "prǽsulum": "of bishops", "prǽveni": "prevent/go before", "psallant": "may they sing psalms", "psallendi": "of singing psalms", "psallens": "singing psalms", "psalleretur": "might be sung", "psallimus": "we sing psalms", "psallunt": "they sing psalms", "psallántur": "may be sung", "psallébant": "they were singing", "psalléndi": "of singing psalms", "psalléndum": "singing psalms", "psalléntes": "singing psalms", "psalléntibus": "to those singing", "psalléntum": "of those singing", "psalmodía": "psalmody", "psalmódiæ": "of psalmody", "psalmógraphi": "of the Psalmist", "psalmórum": "of the Psalms", "psaltis": "of the Psalmist", "pseudopropheta": "false prophet", "pseudoprophéta": "false prophet", "pseudoprophétas": "false prophets", "pubet": "grows/matures", "publicanorum": "of publicans", "publicanos": "publicans", "publicanus": "publican", "publicæ": "public", "pudice": "chastely/modestly", "pudici": "chaste/modest", "pudicitiam": "chastity/modesty", "pudicitiæ": "of chastity", "pudicæ": "chaste/modest", "pudore": "with shame/modesty", "pudébit": "it will shame", "puellae": "of a girl", "puerili": "childish/youthful", "pueritiæ": "of childhood", "puerpério": "in childbirth", "pueruli": "little children", "pueríli": "childish/youthful", "pugilis": "of a fighter", "pugionibus": "with daggers", "pugiónibus": "with daggers", "pugnabit": "will fight", "pugnae": "of battle", "pugnandi": "of fighting", "pugnarit": "may have fought", "pugnaverunt": "they fought", "pugnábis": "thou wilt fight", "pugnáverit": "shall have fought", "pulchrior": "more beautiful", "pulchriori": "more beautiful", "pulchriorque": "and more beautiful", "pulchritudine": "with beauty", "pulchrius": "more beautifully", "pulchrióri": "more beautiful", "pulchrámque": "and beautiful", "pullulet": "may spring up", "pulluláre": "to sprout/spring up", "pulpito": "pulpit", "pulsans": "knocking/striking", "pulsi": "driven out/expelled", "pulsum": "driven/struck", "pulsánte": "knocking/striking", "pulsántis": "of the one knocking", "pulvere": "dust/ashes", "pulverem": "dust/ashes", "punctim": "by stabbing", "punctio": "pricking/puncture", "punctis": "points/punctures", "puniri": "to be punished", "punita": "punished", "punitae": "of the punished", "puniti": "punished", "punitus": "punished", "punitórum": "of the punished", "puniéndæ": "to be punished", "puniéntur": "they shall be punished", "puníre": "to punish", "puníta": "punished", "puníti": "punished", "punítæ": "punished", "pupillorum": "of the orphans", "pupillum": "orphan", "pupillórum": "of the orphans", "pupugérunt": "they pierced", "pupíllum": "orphan", "pura": "pure/clear", "puras": "pure/clean", "purgandum": "to be cleansed", "purgasset": "had cleansed", "purgationem": "purification/cleansing", "purgaturus": "about to cleanse", "purgent": "let them cleanse", "purgándam": "to be cleansed", "purgándum": "to be cleansed", "purgátos": "cleansed", "purgémur": "let us be cleansed", "purificatio": "purification", "purificavérunt": "they purified", "purificátio": "purification", "purior": "purer", "purissimae": "most pure", "purissimas": "most pure", "purissimi": "most pure", "purissimus": "most pure", "puritatem": "purity", "puritatis": "of purity", "puritáti": "to purity", "purpurariae": "of purple-sellers", "purpuratis": "clad in purple", "purpurato": "clad in purple", "purpuratorum": "of those clad in purple", "purpuratórum": "of the purple-clad", "purpuravit": "clothed in purple", "purpuráriæ": "of purple-sellers", "purpurátis": "clad in purple", "purpúrea": "purple", "purpúreo": "purple", "purífica": "purify", "puríficat": "he purifies", "purósque": "and pure", "pusillanimes": "faint-hearted", "pusillanimitáte": "faint-heartedness", "pusillanimitátem": "faint-heartedness", "pusilli": "little ones/faint-hearted", "pusillitatem": "littleness/faint-heartedness", "pusillum": "little/small", "pusílla": "little/small", "pusíllo": "little/small", "putandum": "to be thought", 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"répuli": "I repelled", "réputat": "he considers/reckons", "résident": "they reside/sit", "réspici": "to look back/regard", "réspiciat": "let him look upon", "révocas": "you recall", "révoces": "you may recall", "rígidus": "rigid/stern", "rívulos": "little streams", "róre": "with dew", "rórem": "dew", "rósulæ": "little roses", "rúbeat": "it may redden/glow", "rúpibus": "on/from rocks", "rústici": "of the countryman/rustic", "rústico": "to the rustic/country", "rústicus": "rustic/countryman", "rústicæ": "rustic/of the country", "rútilet": "it may glow/shine", "rútili": "glowing/red", "rútillans": "glowing/shining", "sabbati": "of the Sabbath", "sabbatis": "on the Sabbaths", "saccis": "in sacks/bags", "sacculo": "in a bag/purse", "saccus": "sack/bag", "sacella": "chapels", "sacellanus": "chaplain", "sacellarii": "of the treasurer/chaplain", "sacellarius": "treasurer/chaplain", "sacerdotále": "priestly/sacerdotal", "sacerdotálibus": "priestly/sacerdotal", "sacrae": "holy/sacred", 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"sideraque": "and stars", "sidere": "star", "siderea": "starry/of stars", "siderum": "of stars", "sidérei": "starry", "sidóne": "Sidon", "sidónem": "Sidon", "sidónias": "Sidonian women", "sidónii": "Sidonians", "sidónis": "of Sidon", "sigillatin": "one by one", "sigilli": "of a seal", "sigillátim": "one by one", "signaque": "and signs", "signatam": "signed/sealed", "signatorum": "of the signed", "signatus": "signed/sealed", "signet": "let him sign/seal", "significabátur": "was signified", "significanda": "to be signified", "significandárum": "of things to be signified", "significanter": "significantly/expressly", "significantiam": "signification/meaning", "significarunt": "they signified", "significarétur": "might be signified", "significasset": "had signified", "significatióne": "signification/meaning", "significatiónem": "signification/meaning", "significatiónes": "significations/meanings", "significatiónibus": "significations/meanings", "significatiónis": "of signification/of 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"simultátis": "of hatred/of rivalry", "simulácra": "idols/images", "simulácris": "idols/images", "simulácro": "idol/image", "simulácrum": "idol/image", "simulántes": "pretending/feigning", "simuláret": "he feigned/pretended", "simília": "similar things/like things", "simíllimus": "most like/very similar", "sinceritas": "sincerity", "sinceritate": "sincerity", "sincéræ": "sincere/pure", "singularitatem": "singularity/uniqueness", "singulæ": "each/individual", "sinibus": "bosoms/folds", "sinistrae": "of the left/left", "sinistro": "left/on the left", "sinistrum": "left/on the left", "sint": "may they be", "sinístrum": "left/on the left", "sis": "mayest thou be", "sit": "may it be", "sita": "situated/placed", "sitas": "situated/placed", "sitibúnda": "thirsting/thirsty", "sitientíssimus": "most thirsting/very thirsty", "sitire": "to thirst", "sitiántque": "and they thirst", "sitiébat": "he/she thirsted", "sitiérunt": "they thirsted", "sitíre": "to thirst", "sociarit": "he associated", "sociarunt": "they associated", "sociarétur": "might be made sharer", "societatúmque": "and of associations", "societáte": "fellowship/association", "societátem": "fellowship/society", "societáti": "to the society", "societátis": "of fellowship/society", "societátum": "of associations", "sociorúmque": "and of companions", "sociándus": "to be joined", "sociári": "to be united", "sociárunt": "they associated", "sociáti": "having been united", "sociátur": "is joined", "sociátus": "joined/united", "sociétur": "may be united", "sodalitia": "guilds/brotherhoods", "sodalitio": "guild/brotherhood", "sodomórum": "of Sodom", "sodális": "companion/member", "soldáno": "to the sultan", "solemnioribusque": "and more solemn", "solemnioribúsque": "and more solemn", "solemnitatis": "of the solemnity", "solemniter": "solemnly", "solemnitáte": "solemnity/feast", "solemnitátem": "solemnity/feast", "solemnitátes": "solemn feasts", "solemnitáti": "to the solemnity", "solemnitátibus": "solemn feasts", "solemnitátis": "of the solemnity", "solemnitátum": "of solemnities", "solemnísque": "and solemn", "solerent": "they were wont", "soli": "alone/only", "solidabúntur": "they shall be strengthened", "solidámur": "we are strengthened", "solitariam": "solitary/desolate", "solitudines": "solitudes/deserts", "solitudinibus": "in solitudes", "solitus": "accustomed/wont", "solitária": "solitary", "solitáriam": "solitary/desolate", "solitário": "solitary", "solitárium": "solitary", "solitárius": "solitary", "solitáriæ": "of solitary life", "sollicitavit": "he stirred up", "sollicitúdini": "to the care", "sollémnem": "solemn", "sollémnia": "solemn rites/feasts", "sollémnibus": "solemn feasts", "sollémniis": "solemn feasts", "sollémnitas": "solemnity/feast", "sollémniter": "solemnly", "sollértia": "skill/diligence", "solutæ": "loosed/freed", "solvant": "they may loose", "solverent": "they might loose", "solvébat": "he was loosing", "solútam": "loosed/freed", "solúto": "loosed/freed", "somnolentos": "sleepy ones", "somnulentórum": "of the drowsy", "somnuléntum": "drowsy/sleepy", "sonitum": "sound/noise", "sonitus": "sound/noise", "sonuit": "it sounded", "sonáre": "to sound", "sopore": "in sleep/slumber", "soporátus": "overcome by sleep", "sordem": "filth/defilement", "sorti": "to lot/fate", "sortiátur": "may obtain by lot", "sospes": "safe/unharmed", "spadónes": "eunuchs", "spargite": "scatter/spread", "sparsos": "scattered", "spatio": "in space/time", "spatioso": "spacious", "spatióso": "spacious", "spebus": "with hopes", "specialibus": "special", "specialiter": "specially", "speciei": "of beauty", "speciem": "beauty", "species": "beauty", "speciosam": "beautiful/fair", "speciosi": "beautiful/fair", "speciósas": "beautiful/fair", "speciósus": "beautiful/fair", "spectabilis": "notable/distinguished", "spectandam": "to be observed", "spectans": "looking/regarding", "spectantia": "pertaining to", "spectábilem": "notable", "spectábilis": "notable", "spectánte": "beholding", "speculandi": "of contemplating", "speculántur": "they contemplate", "speculári": "to contemplate", "spelunca": "cave/den", "speluncae": "of the cave", "speluncis": "in caves/dens", "sperabat": "he hoped", "sperandæ": "to be hoped for", "sperantem": "hoping/trusting", "sperantes": "hoping", "sperantium": "trusting/that trust", "sperati": "hoped for", "speravérunt": "they hoped", "spernere": "to despise/scorn", "spernébant": "they were despising", "spernémus": "we will despise", "spernéndo": "by despising", "sperábam": "I was hoping", "speránda": "to be hoped for", "sperándæ": "of hoping/to be hoped", "sperántem": "hoping/trusting", "sperántis": "of one hoping", "sperántium": "trusting/that trust", "speráret": "he/she might hope", "speráti": "of the hoped-for", "sperátis": "you hope/of those hoped", "sperémus": "let us hope", "spina": "thorn/spine", "spinae": "of the thorn/thorns", "spinarum": "of the thorns", "spinea": "thorny/of thorns", "spineae": "of the thorns", "spineam": "thorny", "spineæ": "of the thorns", "spinosa": "thorny", "spinosis": "thorny", "spinósa": "thorny", "spinósis": "thorny", "spirare": "to breathe", "spiritales": "spiritual ones", "spiritali": "spiritual", "spiritalibus": "spiritual", "spiritualiter": "spiritually", "spiritále": "spiritual", "spiritálem": "spiritual", "spiritáles": "spiritual ones", "spiritáli": "spiritual", "spiritália": "spiritual things", "spiritálibus": "spiritual", "spiritális": "spiritual", "spiritáliter": "spiritually", "spiritálium": "of spiritual things", "spiritúque": "and of the spirit", "spirábat": "he/she breathed", "spirámine": "by breath", "splendens": "shining/resplendent", "splendidisque": "and most splendid", "splendidissimum": "most splendid", "splendidissímo": "most splendid", "splendidius": "more splendidly", "splendidiórem": "more splendid", "splendidus": "splendid/bright", "splendoribus": "with splendours", "splendoris": "of splendour", "splendorque": "and the splendour", "splenduérunt": "they shone", "splendébat": "it was shining", "splendébit": "it will shine", "splendénte": "shining", "splendéntem": "shining", "splendénti": "shining", "splendéntium": "of the shining", "splendéscere": "to shine forth", "splendéscit": "it shines forth", "splendídior": "more splendid", "splendídius": "more splendidly", "splendóre": "with splendour", "splendórem": "splendour", "spléndidus": "splendid/bright", "splénduit": "it shone", "spoliatis": "despoiled/stripped", "spoliatus": "despoiled/stripped", "spoliavérunt": "they stripped/plundered", "spoliis": "with spoils", "spoliátur": "is stripped/despoiled", "spondétur": "it is promised", "spongia": "sponge", "spons": "bride", "sponsis": "to/for brides", "sponsiónem": "pledge/promise", "sponsábo": "I will betroth", "sponsíque": "and of the bridegroom", "sponsóque": "and to the bridegroom", "spontanee": "spontaneously", "spontánee": "spontaneously", "spontáneum": "spontaneous/willing", "spopónderat": "he had pledged", "spretisque": "and having scorned", "spretóque": "and having scorned", "sprevére": "they scorned", "sprevísti": "you scorned", "sprevístis": "you scorned", "spurios": "bastards/illegitimate", "sputis": "with spittle", "sputorum": "of spittings", "spárgere": "to scatter/sprinkle", "spárgitur": "it is scattered", "spécie": "appearance", "spéciei": "of the species/appearance", "spéciem": "beauty", "spérnere": "to despise/scorn", "spíneo": "thorny", "spíritum": "spirit", "spíritus": "spirit", "spóliant": "they despoil", "spóliat": "he despoils", "spóndeat": "he may promise", "spóngiam": "sponge", "squalorem": "filth/squalor", "squalores": "filths/squalors", "squalóres": "filths/squalors", "squalóribus": "with filths", "squálleant": "may they be squalid", "stabulo": "in/to the stable", "stabíliat": "may it establish", "stagno": "in/to the pool", "stando": "by standing", "standum": "to stand", "stationes": "stations", "statiónibus": "at the stations", "statuerant": "they had appointed", "statuerat": "he had appointed", "statuerunt": "they fixed/set", "staturam": "stature", "statuta": "statutes/decrees", "statutum": "statute/decree", "statutísque": "and with statutes", "statuámus": "let us appoint", "statuæ": "statues", "statuérunt": "they fixed/set", "statéram": "balance/scales", "statéræ": "of the balance", "statúerit": "he shall have appointed", "statútam": "appointed/decreed", "statúto": "appointed/decreed", "statútum": "statute/decree", "stelae": "of the pillar/stele", "stellae": "of the star/stars", "stellati": "starred/starry", "stephani": "of Stephen", "stephano": "to/for Stephen", "stercatio": "dunging/manuring", "stercore": "dung/filth", "stercus": "dung", "stercátio": "dunging/manuring", "sterilitáte": "barrenness", "sterilitátem": "barrenness", "sterilitátis": "of barrenness", "sterilísque": "and barren", "sternébant": "were strewing", "sternéntur": "shall be paved", "sternétur": "shall be strewed", "sterquilínio": "dunghill", "sterquilínium": "dunghill", "stertit": "snorts/sleeps", "sterílibus": "barren ones", "sterílitas": "barrenness", "stetéritis": "you shall stand", "stetérunt": "they stood", "stetísse": "to have stood", "stetísset": "had stood", "stetítque": "and he stood", "stillicidiis": "with raindrops/showers", "stillicídiis": "with raindrops/showers", "stipáte": "stay/support", "stipátus": "attended/surrounded", "stipéndia": "pay/wages", "stipéndiis": "with pay", "stipéndium": "pay/reward", "stivam": "plough-handle", "stragulátam": "tapestried/embroidered", "stramine": "straw/planks", "stravérunt": "they spread", "stravítque": "and he prepared", "strenuíssimus": "most valiant", "strictim": "briefly/in brief", "strictioris": "of stricter", "strictiorisque": "and of stricter", "strictióris": "of stricter", "stridébant": "they gnashed", "stridéntium": "gnashing/clanking", "stridérunt": "they gnashed", "stridórum": "gnashing", "strinxérunt": "they stretched out", "stropha": "strophe/verse", "structóribus": "to builders", "structúra": "structure/building", "struthiónum": "of ostriches", "strénue": "vigorously/energetically", "strénui": "vigorous/brave", "strénuos": "vigorous/brave", "strénuus": "vigorous/energetic", "strépitu": "with noise/clamour", "strépitus": "noise/din", "stríngitur": "is pressed", "stróphium": "girdle/band", "strúthio": "ostrich", "studeámus": "let us strive", "studiis": "pursuits", "studiosæ": "of studious/zealous", "studiórum": "of studies", "studiósa": "zealous/diligent", "studióse": "diligently/zealously", "studiósæ": "to studious/zealous", "studuérunt": "they strove", "studuísset": "had striven", "studuísti": "you strove", "studémus": "we strive", "studérent": "they would strive", "studéret": "he strove/endeavoured", "studúerint": "shall have striven", "stultilóquium": "foolish talking", "stultæ": "foolish ones", "stultítia": "foolishness", "stultítiam": "foolishness", "stultítiæ": "of folly", "stultórum": "of fools", "stupebit": "he will be amazed", "stupefácti": "amazed/astonished", "stupens": "wondering/amazed", "stupenti": "to the wondering", "stupet": "he marvels", "stuppa": "tow/oakum", "stuppæ": "of tow", "stuprum": "rape/violation", "stupébant": "they were amazed", "stupébat": "she/he marveled", "stupébit": "he will be amazed", "stupénda": "wondrous/amazing", "stupéndo": "wondrous/amazing", "stupéndum": "wondrous/amazing", "stupénte": "wondering/marveling", "stupéntes": "wondering/amazed", "stupénti": "to the wondering", "stupéntibus": "to the amazed", "stupére": "to be amazed", "stupérent": "they might be amazed", "stupóre": "with wonder/amazement", "stupórem": "amazement/wonder", "stygis": "of the Styx", "stygísque": "and of the Styx", "stylis": "with pens/styli", "stylo": "with a pen/stylus", "stábitis": "you will stand", "státio": "station/stopping", "státuat": "he may establish", "státui": "to be established", "stércore": "with dung/filth", "stérilem": "barren/sterile", "stéteris": "you have stood", "stípitem": "stake/trunk", "stúdeant": "let them study/strive", "stúdiis": "in their pursuits", "stúpuit": "he was amazed", "suaderetur": "he might be persuaded", "suaderi": "to be persuaded", "suaderétur": "he might be persuaded", "suadeátur": "he may be persuaded", "suadénti": "to the one persuading", "suadéri": "to be persuaded", "suam": "his/her own", "suamque": "and his own", "suaque": "and his own", "suas": "his/her own", "suasióne": "by persuasion", "suavior": "sweeter/more pleasant", "suavique": "and sweet", "suavissime": "most sweetly", "suavissimum": "most sweet/pleasant", "suavissimumque": "and most sweet", "suavitatísque": "and of sweetness", "suaviter": "sweetly/gently", "suavitáte": "with sweetness", "suavitátem": "sweetness", "suavitátis": "of sweetness", "suavius": "more sweetly", "subalpínis": "in the Subalpine regions", "subdat": "let him subject", "subdiaconi": "of the subdeacon", "subdiacono": "to the subdeacon", "subdiaconorum": "of the subdeacons", "subdiaconum": "the subdeacon", "subdiaconus": "subdeacon", "subdiaconórum": "of the subdeacons", "subdiderunt": "they subjected", "subdidissent": "they had subjected", "subdidérunt": "they subjected", "subdidíssent": "they had subjected", "subdis": "you subject", "subditasque": "and subjected", "subditis": "to the subjects", "subdiáconus": "subdeacon", "subdátur": "let him be subjected", "subeundos": "to be undergone", "subeundum": "to be undergone", "subeúnda": "to be undergone", "subeúndum": "to be undergone", "subiacéret": "it might lie under", "subiere": "they entered/underwent", "subierunt": "they underwent", "subiicerent": "they might subject", "subiisset": "he had entered", "subintelhgitur": "is understood/implied", "subintráre": "to enter secretly", "subintrávit": "he entered secretly", "subirent": "they might undergo", "subiugári": "to be subjugated", "subiugávi": "I have subjugated", "subiécta": "subjected/subject", "subiécti": "subjected ones", "subjectióne": "by subjection", "subjectus": 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"tenúerint": "they shall have held", "tenúitas": "slenderness/poverty", "terat": "subdue", "terebrantes": "boring/piercing", "terebrata": "bored/pierced", "terebrántes": "piercing/boring", "terebráta": "bored/pierced", "teret": "he/she will rub/wear", "tergas": "you may wipe", "tergeminorum": "of the triple", "tergeminórum": "of the triple", "tergis": "backs/hides", "tergite": "wipe", "tergiversandi": "of evading", "tergunt": "they wipe/cleanse", "terit": "he/she wears/treads", "terminarunt": "they bounded/ended", "terminata": "bounded/ended", "terminatur": "it is bounded/ended", "terminavit": "he/she bounded/ended", "terminis": "boundaries/limits", "terminos": "boundaries/limits", "terminum": "end/bound", "terminárunt": "they bounded/ended", "terminéntur": "let them be bounded", "terminétur": "let it be bounded", "ternarius": "of three/threefold", "terrea": "earthen", "terrenarum": "of earthly things", "terrenisque": "and of earthly things", "terrenárum": "of earthly things", "terrenísque": "and of earthly things", "terrenórum": "of earthly things", "terrere": "to frighten/terrify", "terrerentur": "they might be terrified", "terreri": "to be terrified", "terreréntur": "they might be terrified", "terrestrem": "earthly", "terrestres": "earthly", "terrestri": "earthly", "terrestribus": "earthly things", "terrestris": "earthly", "terrestrium": "of earthly things", "terret": "it frightens", "terretur": "he/she is terrified", "terreámini": "you may be terrified", "terribilem": "terrible/dreadful", "terribilis": "terrible/dreadful", "terribilióres": "more terrible", "terribília": "terrible things", "terribílibus": "terrible things", "terribíliter": "terribly", "terribílium": "of terrible things", "terris": "on earth/in the lands", "territorii": "of the territory", "territorio": "in the territory", "territus": "terrified", "territórii": "of the territory", "território": "in the territory", "terror": "terror/dread", "terrore": "by terror/with dread", "terrorem": "terror/dread", "terrores": "terrors", "terrorésque": "and terrors", "terruére": "they terrified", "terruérunt": "they terrified", "terrámque": "and the earth", "terráque": "and the earth", "terrárum": "of the lands/earth", "terræ": "of the earth", "terræmotu": "by earthquake", "terræmotus": "earthquake", "terræmótibus": "by earthquakes", "terræmótu": "by earthquake", "terræmótum": "earthquake", "terræmótus": "earthquake", "terræque": "and of the earth", "terrébant": "they terrified", "terrébitur": "he will be terrified", "terréna": "earthly things", "terrénam": "earthly", "terrénas": "earthly", "terréndo": "by threatening/terrifying", "terréni": "earthly/of the earth", "terrénis": "earthly/with earthly", "terréno": "earthly", "terrénos": "earthly", "terrénum": "earthly", "terróris": "of terror", "tertiusdécimus": "the thirteenth", "tertiæ": "of the third", "tessaradecadis": "of fourteen/of a group of fourteen", "testaménta": "testaments", "testantur": "they testify", "testaretur": "he 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"theology", "theologíæ": "of theology", "thera": "heaven/ether", "thesaúros": "treasures", "thesbíten": "the Thesbite", "thesbítes": "the Thesbite", "thessalonicénses": "Thessalonians", "thessalonicénsium": "of the Thessalonians", "thessalonícæ": "of Thessalonica", "theátra": "theatres", "theátro": "theatre", "theátrum": "theatre", "thymiáma": "incense", "tibi": "thee/to thee", "tibimetípsi": "to thyself", "tidum": "stinking/fetid", "timeat": "let him fear", "timebat": "he feared", "timebo": "I will fear", "timentes": "fearing", "timoratus": "God-fearing", "timuerunt": "they feared", "timueruntque": "and they feared", "timuisse": "to have feared", "timuisset": "he had feared", "timuistis": "you feared", "timuísset": "he had feared", "timébimus": "we shall fear", "timébo": "I will fear", "timémus": "we fear", "timéres": "you would fear", "timéri": "to be feared", "tinctam": "dyed/stained", "tingi": "to be dyed/stained", "tintinábulum": "bell", "tinxerunt": "they dipped/dyed", "tirones": "recruits", "tironis": "of a recruit", "tirónes": "recruits", "titubarent": "they might waver", "toleravérunt": "they endured", "tolerántia": "endurance/patience", "toleráre": "to endure/bear", "toleráta": "endured/borne", "tolerátos": "endured", "tollétis": "you shall take away", "tonant": "they thunder", "tondeátur": "let him be shorn", "tondéri": "to be shorn", "tono": "I thunder", "tonsúram": "tonsure", "tonábit": "he will thunder", "tonántem": "thundering", "topázion": "topaz", "torculari": "winepress", "tormento": "torment/torture", "tormentorumque": "and of torments", "tormentorúmque": "and of torments", "torménto": "torment/torture", "torpeamus": "let us be sluggish", "torpeant": "let them be sluggish", "torpeat": "let him be sluggish", "torpetis": "you are sluggish", "torpore": "sluggishness/numbness", "torporem": "sluggishness/numbness", "torpétis": "you are sluggish", "torquebitur": "he will be tormented", "torquent": "they torment", "torqueretur": "he was being tormented", "torquet": "he torments", "torqueátur": "let him be tormented", "torrente": "torrent/stream", "torrentes": "torrents/floods", "torrénte": "torrent/stream", "torsiones": "twistings/tortures", "torsionibus": "with tortures", "torsiónibus": "with tortures", "tortae": "twisted/of the twisted", "tortas": "twisted", "tortor": "torturer", "tortores": "torturers", "tortorum": "of the torturers", "tortuósum": "twisted/winding", "tortæ": "twisted", "toti": "to the whole/for the whole", "totidemque": "and as many", "totæ": "of the whole/whole", "totúsque": "and the whole", "tractabant": "they were handling/treating", "tractatum": "treated/discussed", "tractet": "let him treat/handle", "tractátos": "treated/handled", "tractáverit": "he shall have treated", "tradendas": "to be handed over", "traderetur": "he was being handed over", "tradidero": "I shall have delivered", "tradidit": "he delivered/handed over", "tradidérunt": "they delivered/handed over", "tradidísse": "to have delivered/handed over", "tradimus": "we hand down/deliver", "tradis": "you hand over", "traditas": "handed over", "traditiones": "traditions", "traditionis": "of tradition", "traditionum": "of traditions", "traditus": "handed over/delivered", "traditóre": "traitor", "traditóris": "of the traitor", "traditúrum": "about to betray", "traducendam": "to be led across", "traductum": "led across", "traductusque": "and led across", "traducunt": "they lead across", "tradéntur": "they will be handed over", "tradétis": "you will hand over", "tradídero": "I shall have delivered", "trahamus": "let us draw", "trahas": "you may draw", "trahentes": "drawing", "traháris": "you may be drawn", "trahátur": "let him be drawn", "trahéntium": "of those drawing", "trajiceret": "he might cross over", "trajiciens": "crossing over", "trajáni": "of Trajan", "trajáno": "to/by Trajan", "trajánum": "Trajan", "trajánus": "Trajan", "trajécit": "he crossed over", "trajícere": "to cross over", "trajícitur": "is pierced/thrust through", "tramite": "by the path/way", "tramitem": "path/way", "tranquillitati": "for tranquillity", "tranquillum": "calm/tranquil", "tranquilus": "calm/tranquil", "transactis": "completed/past", "transcendat": "let him transcend/climb", "transcendere": "to transcend/climb", "transcendi": "to be surpassed", "transcendíssent": "they had climbed over", "transeat": "let him pass over", "transegisset": "he had passed/spent", "transeunt": "they pass by", "transeunte": "passing by", "transeuntibus": "to those passing by", "transeuntium": "of those passing by", "transeúntibus": "to those passing by", "transfer": "transfer/carry over", "transferántur": "let them be transferred", "transfigenda": "to be pierced", "transfigendo": "by piercing", "transfigi": "to be pierced", "transfiguratio": "transfiguration", "transfigurátio": "transfiguration", "transfigúrat": "he transfigures", "transfixae": "pierced", "transfixus": "pierced", "transformémur": "let us be transformed", "transfossum": "pierced through", "transfossus": "pierced through", "transfígi": "to be pierced", "transfíxi": "pierced", "transfíxæ": "pierced", "transfórmat": "he transforms", "transfóssus": "pierced through", "transfúdit": "he poured forth", "transfúsam": "poured forth", "transgrediéntur": "they will transgress", "transgressiónes": "transgressions", "transgrédiar": "I will transgress/cross", "transieris": "you shall have passed through", "transierunt": "they passed over", "transigentem": "passing/spending", "transigere": "to pass/complete", "transigámus": "let us complete/spend", "transigéndam": "to be completed", "transiit": "he passed over", "transiliebántque": "and they leaped over", "transiliens": "leaping over", "transisset": "he had passed over", "transitoria": "transitory things", "transitória": "transitory things", "transitóriis": "transitory", "transitúri": "about to cross over", "transitúros": "those about to pass through", "transitúrus": "about to pass over", "translatióne": "in translation/transfer", "translatióni": "to translation/transfer", "transmarinum": "overseas/beyond the sea", "transmigrárent": "they might migrate", "transmigrávit": "he migrated", "transmisit": "he sent across", "transmissum": "sent across", "transmutarit": "he may have changed", "transmutatio": "change/transformation", "transmutárit": "he may have changed", "transmutátio": "change/transformation", "transmutáverint": "they shall have transformed", "transmíserit": "he shall have sent", "transmíssam": "sent across/transmitted", "transplantátur": "he is transplanted", "transverberata": "pierced through", "transverberatis": "pierced through", "trecentorum": "of three hundred", "tremitis": "you tremble", "tremore": "with trembling", "trepidabo": "I will tremble", "trepidaret": "he might tremble", "trepidaverunt": "they trembled", "trepidavérunt": "they trembled", "trepidet": "let him tremble", "trepidos": "trembling/fearful", "trepidábo": "I will tremble", "tres": "three", "trevirenses": "of Trier", "trevirensi": "of Trier", "tria": "three", "triadis": "of the Trinity", "trias": "Trinity", "tribue": "grant/bestow", "tribuerent": "they might grant", "tribueret": "he might grant", "tribueretur": "it might be granted", "tribuisque": "and you grant", "tribulationem": "tribulation", "tribulatiónem": "tribulation", "tribularentur": "they might be afflicted", "tribularéntur": "they might be afflicted", "tribulos": "thistles", "tribum": "tribe", "tribunalibus": "at tribunals", "tribunalis": "of the tribunal", "tribuni": "of the tribune", "tribuniciae": "of tribunician", "tribunorum": "of tribunes", "tridenti": "of Trent", "tridentum": "Trent", "triduanas": "of three days", "triduanis": "of three days", "triduano": "of three days", "tridui": "of three days", "triennis": "of three years", "trinitas": "Trinity", "trinitatem": "Trinity", "trino": "triune/threefold", "triplicique": "and threefold", "tripodemque": "and the tripod", "tripodis": "of the tripod", "tripodémque": "and the tripod", "trisagium": "Trisagion", "tristiaque": "and sorrows", "trita": "worn/trodden", "triticum": "wheat", "triumphalem": "triumphal", "triumphanti": "to the triumphant one", "triumpharunt": "they triumphed", "triumphatrix": "triumphant one", "triumphaverit": "he shall have triumphed", "triumphis": "in triumphs", "triumphálibus": "triumphal", "triumphánti": "to the triumphant one", "trochleas": "pulleys", "trochleis": "pulleys", "trophaea": "trophies/victories", "trophaeis": "with trophies", "trophaéa": "trophies/victories", "trucidatus": "slain/massacred", "truculenter": "savagely", "trudens": "thrusting", "trudi": "to be thrust", "trudique": "and to be thrust", "truncaretur": "he might be beheaded", "truncari": "to be beheaded", "truncata": "beheaded/cut off", "truncati": "beheaded/cut off", "truncato": "beheaded/cut off", "truncatum": "beheaded/cut off", "truncatur": "he is beheaded", "truncatus": "beheaded", "truncos": "trunks/stumps", "trádidit": "he handed over/delivered", "tránseam": "I may cross/pass", "tránsiret": "he might pass/cross", "tránsmigra": "migrate/go across", "trépide": "fearfully/anxiously", "tréviris": "Trier", "tríadem": "triad/threefold", "tríbuam": "I will give/grant", "tríbuas": "you may grant/give", "tríchinas": "trichinae/worms", "tríplexque": "and threefold", "trípodis": "of the tripod", "trístega": "third deck/storey", "tróchleas": "pulleys/wheels", "tróchleis": "pulleys/wheels", "tróphimi": "of Trophimus", "tu": "thou", "tua": "thy", "tuae": "your/of you", "tuam": "thy", "tuarum": "of thy", "tuas": "thy", "tuasque": "and your", "tubam": "trumpet", "tubas": "trumpets", "tuderti": "at Todi", "tudertum": "Todi", "tudértum": "Todi", "tuea": "may protect", "tuebátur": "he/she was protecting", "tuendae": "to be protected/of protecting", "tuendi": "of protecting/guarding", "tuendis": "for protecting/guarding", "tuentem": "protecting/guarding", "tuere": "protect/guard", "tueáris": "you may protect", "tugurio": "in a hut/hovel", "tugúrio": "in a 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"let it be disturbed", "turbine": "with whirlwind/storm", "turbisque": "and of tumults", "turbábis": "you will trouble/disturb", "turbátæ": "troubled/disturbed", "turbémini": "be ye troubled", "turcico": "Turkish", "turgénte": "swelling/swollen", "turmæ": "of troops/squadrons", "turonis": "of Tours", "turpitudinem": "baseness/wickedness", "turpitúdinem": "baseness/wickedness", "turri": "of the tower/in the tower", "turribus": "with towers/in towers", "turónico": "of Tours", "turónis": "at Tours", "tus": "incense/frankincense", "tuscia": "Tuscany", "tusciam": "Tuscany", "tusculano": "at Tusculum", "tusculáno": "at Tusculum", "tuscus": "Tuscan", "tusum": "beaten/pounded", "tutaméntum": "protection/defence", "tutarentur": "they might be protected", "tutaréntur": "they might be protected", "tutatus": "having protected/guarded", "tutelæ": "of protection/guardianship", "tutiórem": "safer/more secure", "tutrix": "protectress/guardian", "tutántium": "of those protecting", "tutátus": "having protected/guarded", "tuum": "thy", "tuus": "thy", "tuæque": "and your", "tuéndis": "for protecting/guarding", "tuéntem": "protecting/guarding", "tuéntur": "they protect/guard", "tuéri": "to protect/guard", "tuósque": "and your", "tychici": "of Tychicus", "tympanistriárum": "of the female drummers", "typici": "of the type/figure", "typicum": "typical/figurative", "tyranni": "of the tyrant/tyrants", "tyrannica": "tyrannical", "tyranníque": "and of the tyrant", "tyri": "of Tyre", "tyriae": "of Tyre/Tyrian", "tyriam": "Tyrian/of Tyre", "tyriórum": "of the Tyrians", "tyro": "from Tyre", "tyrocínium": "novitiate/apprenticeship", "tyrum": "Tyre", "tyrus": "Tyre", "tyránne": "O tyrant", "tyránni": "of the tyrant/tyrants", "tyránnici": "tyrannical", "tyránnicum": "tyrannical", "tyránnicus": "tyrannical", "tyránnicæ": "tyrannical", "tábefac": "cause to waste/melt", "táceret": "he/she might be silent", "tácite": "silently/quietly", "tácito": "in silence/silently", "tædiósum": 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"being", "épulo": "feast/banquet", "équidem": "indeed/truly", "éruat": "may he deliver", "éxcite": "rouse/excite", "éxcitet": "he may rouse", "éxcitus": "roused/summoned", "éxpetit": "he seeks/desires", "éxprimam": "I will express", "éxprobrans": "reproaching/upbraiding", "éxspuit": "he spits out", "éxsulans": "in exile/exiled", "ínstruam": "I will instruct", "óbiit": "died", "óffero": "I offer/present", "único": "only/unique", "únicus": "only/unique", "ǽreum": "of bronze/brazen", "cremium": "kindling/firewood", "crémium": "kindling/firewood", "adhaesit": "it clung/it cleaved", "adhǽsit": "it clung/it cleaved", "tecto": "roof/housetop", "miscebam": "I was mixing/mingled", "miscébam": "I was mixing/mingled", "miserebuntur": "they will have mercy/compassion/pity", "miserebúntur": "they will have mercy/compassion/pity", "aspexit": "he looked upon/he beheld", "aspéxit": "he looked upon/he beheld", "pellem": "skin/hide", "herodii": "of the stork/heron", "heródii": "of the stork/heron", 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