ENGLISH-LATIN DICTIONARY - part 2

completion, summing up, adding up : consummatio compliant : obsequens composite, made up of different substances, heterogenous : alienigenus composition, agreement, pact/ arrangement : compositio comrade, companion in war : commilito comtemptible : reprobabilis conceited : ventosa concept, idea : informatio concern, solicitude, worry : sollicitudo concern : cura conciliation : concilium concord, harmony, agreement : concordia condemn : damno condemnation : damnatio condemnation : damnatio condemnation : damnatio condemnations : damnationes condemnatory : damnatiorius[Adjective] condemned : damnatus[Adjective] condemning : damnans, -ntis[Noun] condition, good health : valetudo condition : fortuna condition : habitudo conduct, play an instrument : moderor cone shaped : tubineus confederacy : conjuratio confederate : complex conference, meeting, negotiation : placitum confessor, penintentiary : penintentiarius confidence, trust, assurance : fiducia confident, without fear, courageous : fidens confidential friendship, intimacy : familiaritas confidently : fiducialiter confine, restrain, hold back, repress : cohibeo conformation : formamentum confused, disorderly /embarassed, troubled, confounded : confusus conj, and not : nec conj, for, for example, instance : nam conj, on the one hand, but if, if : sive connect join, twine, join in conflict : concero connected together, continuous, uninterrupted : continuus connection, joining : iunctio conquer, overcome, master, win, surpass, excel : vinco vici victum conscience, consciouness, knowledge : conscientia conscious of, aware of : conscius consequence, issue, result, occurrence, experience : eventus, eventum consequently, therefore, as a result : proinde consideration, pondering : meditatio consistently : convenienter consolation : refrigerium consort : conjux conspiracy, plot : coniuratio conspirator, plotter : coniuratus constancy, firmness, solidity : constantia constant motion, restlessness : instabilitas constant : constans constellation, star : sidus constrained : coactus constructor : compactor consumption, tuberculosus : phthisis contagion, infection /touching, contact : contagio contagium containing nine eighths : sesquioctavus contemplate : contemplari[Verb] contemplate : intueri[Verb] contemplation : contemplatio[Noun] contemplation : intuitus contemporaneous : quod eodem tempore est[Adjective] contemporary : aequalis[Adjective] contempt : contemptus[Noun] contempt : fastidium[Noun] contempt : aspernatio contemptible : abiectus[Adjective] contemptible : contemnendus[Adjective] contemptible : contemptus[Adjective] contemptible : turpis[Adjective] contemptuous : despiciens contemptuously : contemptim contend : certare contend : contendere contend : decernere contends : certat[Verb] contends : decernit[Verb] content : contentus contented : contentus[Adjective] contented, satisfied : contentus contentedly : aequo animo[Adverb] contentedness : animus contentus[Noun] contentious : pugnax[Adjective] contentious : litigiosus contentment : animus contentus[Noun] contents : quod in libro continetur[Noun] conterminous : confinis[Adjective] contest : certamen[Noun] contest : certatio[Noun] English-Latin Dictionary -11 contest : contendere[Verb] contest : contentio[Noun] contest, contention, rivalry of any kind, conflict : certamen contest, impulse : conflictus context : argumentum[Noun] context : ratio verborum[Noun] contexts : argumenti[Noun] contiguity : propinquitas[Noun] contiguity : vicinitas[Noun] contiguous : confinis[Adjective] contiguous : continens[Adjective] continence : continentia[Noun] continence : temperantia[Noun] continent : castus[Adjective] continent : continens[Noun] continual, ceaseless, perennial, constant : jugis continual, perpetual : jugis continually, perpetually, constantly / instantly : jugiter continuously, without remission : adsidue assidue contradiction, opposition : contradictio contrary, opposed : contrarius contributor : collator contriver, inventor, discoverer : inventor controversy, straining : contentio convenience, advantage, opportunity, comfort : commodum convenience, fitness, advantage, opportunity : oportunitas conveyance, vehicle : vehiculum cookie : crustulum cookies : crustuli copiously, affluently : affluenter copiously-flowing : multifluus copper kettle, basin, cauldron : lebes copper ore / brass : orichalcum copulation : concubitus Corbie : Corbeiam corner, niche : angulus corpse : cadaver corrector, editor : emendator corridor, aisle : andron corrupt, awry : perversa corselet, breastplate : thorax cotton cloths, linens : byssus council : concilium counsellors : consiliarii countenance : aspectus counterfeit : simulatus countess : cometissa, comitissa countless : innumerus country house, country estate, manor, village : villa countryman, peasant, pagan : paganus courage, untamed spirit /arogance : ferocitas courage, vivacity, bravery, will, spirit, soul : animus courage : fortitudo courageous, ardent, passionate, furious : animosus course, progress, movement : tractus course : cursus court, hall : aula court : curia courteous, generous, gentlemanly : liberalis courteous, kind, friendly, obliging : comis courteous : affabilis courteously, dutifully, solemnly, ceremoniously : officiose courteously, generously, honorably : liberaliter courteously, in a kindly, friendly manner : comiter courteously : dignanater Courtrai : Corturiacum Courtrai : Courtacum Courtrai : Curtracus covenant, assembly : conventio covenanted : compacta cover with earth, bury, : humo cover, put on clothing, erase writing, revoke, anull : induco covered wholly : cooperio covering, garment : velamen covering, monk`s garb, nun`s veil, mantle : pallium covering : obductio covering : tegmen coverlet, mantle, cloak : pallium covert, hidden recess : latebra cow, ox, bull : bos (bovis) cowl : cuculla crab /the direction south /heat of summer /disease of cancer : cancer cracks : confraga cradle : cunabula craftsman, artisan : faber crafty, cunning, sly, deceitful : dolosus crafty : vafra crashing : fragor create : creare created : creatus creating : creans, -ntis creator creator, -oris (m : )[Noun] creator, founder : creator English-Latin Dictionary -12 creator : conditor creators : creatores creature, servant : creatura credible : credebilis, -e[Adjective] credible : probabilis credibly : credebiliter[Adverb] creditor : creditor, -oris (m creditors : creditores, -ium (m credulity : credulitas, -atis (f credulous : credulus[Adjective] credulously : credule[Adverb] crescent-shaped : lunatus crest, plume / rooster`s comb : crista crested, plumed : cristatus crime, sin, evil deed, wickedness : scelus crocodile : crocodilus crocus, saffron / yellow, saffron-colored : crocus crooked, with tortuous bends : anfractus crookedness, depravity, deformity, perversity : pravitas cross : crux crucis crossbar, beam of scales /crest, ridge : iugum crossing, passing over, transit /changing, alteration : transitus cross-road : compitum crossroads, place where four roads meet : quadrivium crowd, herd, flock : grex crowd, multitude /celebration /fame, renown : celebritas crowd, troop, flock : caterva crowd : frequentia crown, diadem : corona crown, move to and fro, wander : flos crowned with an episcopal mitre : infulatus crowned with laurel, laureate : laureatus cruel, savage, barbarous, inhuman, uncivil, uncivilized : inhumanus cruel : crudelis cruelly, violently : atrociter cruelly : crudeliter cruelty, inhumanity : crudelitas crumb, morsel, grain /small loaf : mica crushing, contrition : contricio crust : crusta cry, voice/ jurisdiction, authority : vox cuirassiers : ferrati culprit : reus cultivate, cherish : colo, colui, cultum cultivation : cultura cultivator, planter /with gen : cultor cultivator, worshipper : cultor cunning : versutiae, -arum cunning : calliditas cunningly : versute[Adverb] cupboard, chest, safe (for food, clothing, money) : armarium cupidity : cupiditas, -atis[Noun] curb, restrain, hold back, restrain : freno cure, remedy, nostrum, medicine : rememdium curelty, inhumanity/ incivility, discourtesy/ stinginess : inhumanitas curiosity, inquisitiveness, nosiness : curiositas curly-haired, curly / trembling, quivering, shaking : crispus curse, abuse : maledictio curve, fold, bend /pocket, lap /bay, gulf : sinus curved, bent, hooked : camur curved, crooked, arched, bowed : pandus custom, habit : adsuetudo custom, institution, tradition : institutio custom, usage, habit /intimacy, familiar acquaintance : consuetudo customary, usual : consueta customary, usual : usitas cut up, broken, brief, concise : concisus cypress, cyrpess wood, a cypress-wood casket : cupressus Dacian-born : dacigena Dacians : Daci daily : cotidie (or cottidie)[Adverb] daily allowance of pay, food : diaria daily, every day : cotidie damage, loss, detriment : detrimentum damage : praejudicium damaged, diminished, lessened, decreased : miniatus dancer /presider, protector, director : praesul presul danger : periculum[Noun] danger, risk : periculum dark colored, swarthy : aquilus dark, gloomy : atrer, atra, atrum dark-clorored, blackish /sad, gloomy / a dark garment : pullus darkness, gloom, mist : caliga darkness : creperum darkness : obscurum dart, javelin, short spear : iaculum dart, javelin : jaculum dart, javelin : jaculum dart : jaculum data, information, evidence, indication, pointer : indicium English-Latin Dictionary -13 daughter : filia dawn, daybreak : diluculo day : dies diei dead of night : intemptesta nox dead, deceased, passed away, gone West, departed : mortuus deadly things : mortifera deadly, death-bringing : mortifer deadly, fated : fatalis deadly, lethal : mactabilis deadly, mortal : letifer dear, beloved /costly, high-priced, expensive : carus death : mors[Noun] death, ruin, annihilation : letum death-dealing : letifer death : mors mortis debate, dispute, discussion : disputatio debauchery, extravagance : luxus debauchery : stuprum debt : debitum decapitation : capulatio deceased : defuncta deceit : dolositas deceitful : dolosa deceitful : fraudulentus deception : deceptio decided /definite : certus declaration, profession/ trade, art, craft, profession : professio declare, give notice, announce : denuncio decorate, adorn, embellish/ punctuate : distinguo decorated, elegant : decorus decrease, diminution : decessio decree, judgment, edict, order : decretum decree : consultum deed, accomplishment, work, act, achievement : factum deed, labor : opus deep sleep : sopor deep, inward : internus deep, profound, high, thick, dense, boundless : profundus deeply, penetratingly, searchingly : penetranter defeat, damage : detrimentum defendant, accused, answerable, bound : reus defender : tutor defense, protection : tutamen, tutaminis defenseless, harmless, impotent, without strength : inermis defensibly : defensabiliter degraded, dishonored /dishonorable, shameful /ugly : inhonestus delay : cunctatio delay : mora delayer, procrastinator, : cunctator deliberation, consultation, assembly, council : consilium deliberation, inquiry, full consideration : consulatio deliberation, resolution, measure as in plan, advice : consilium delicacies, candies, sweetmeats : cuppedia delight, pleasure, enjoyment : delectatio delight : delectatio delightful, pleasurable : voluptuosus delightful : delectabilis delightful : dulcis, dulcitudo, dulcitudinis deliver, transmit, hand over, disclose : prodo demesne : dominica departure, death, digression : excessum departure, source, origin : profectio departure : profectio deplorable : plorabilis depraved, wicked, evil, perverse : pravus depravity : improbitas deprecative : deprecativus deprived of children or parents, orphan / deprived, destitute : orbus deprived of : exsors deprived, released : privatus deprived, widowed, bereft : viduata deputy, ambassador, envoy / commander of a legion : legatus deputy, representative : responsal descendant, progeny : proles descended from : cretus descended : progenitus descent, lineage, progeny, offspring, descendants : progenies desert, isolation,loneliness, solitude : solitudo deserter, runaway slave : fugitivus, fugitive deserve, earn, be entitled to, merit : mereo mereor deserve, gain, obtain, serve as a soldier : mereo deserving : promerita designate, define, describe, mark out : designo designated, designate specifically : denominata desire for power : ambitio desirous, eager : expetens desirous, needful of : indigus, indiguus despicable : despectivus despised, despicable, contemptible : contemptus English-Latin Dictionary -14 desserts, merit, credit : promeritum destitue of : destitutus destitute of : expers destitute, impoverished, indigent, powerless : inops destitute : orbus destroy, waste, weaken, impair : attero destroy : accido destruction, pestilence, curse : pestis destruction, ruin : exitium destruction : internecio destructively, injurously : pestifere detection : deprehensio determined : certus determined : pervicax detestable : exsecrabile devastation, ravaging : vastatio devastation, wasting /population : populatio devil : diabolus devil, Satan : diabolus devils : diaboli, -orum diadem, abbot`s mitre : diadema diamond-shaped, shield-bearing : scutulatus dice game / risk, chance, hazard : alea dice-player / gambler / someone who takes chances : aleator dictator : dictator difference, hazard : discrimen different, unlike, opposed, hostile : diversus differently from, otherwise than : secus + atque or quam difficult, hard, troublesome : difficilis difficult, proudly elevated : arduus difficulty, need, trouble, distress : difficultas digging, delving, sapping, ditching : fossura diligence, industry, perseverance, persistence : diligentia diligence : industria diligent, active : impiger diligent, careful : diligens diligently, actively : impigre diligently : diligenter dill, anise : anethum diminutive, small, tiny : vegrandis din : strepitus dining table : quadra dinner, lunch : prandium dinner, meal : cena direction, command, leadership : gubernatio disagreeable, unpleasant : incommodus disagreement : discordia disastrous : calamitosus discerning : scius disciple, student, learner, pupil : discipulus discoloration : decoloratio discolored, darkened, corrupted : infectus disconsolate, sad : tristis discourteously : inhumaniter discreet, sensible, judicious : prudens discreetly : modeste discreetly : prudenter discuss, debate, confer/ betake oneself, devote : confero discuss : disputo discussion, speech : sermo diseased, sick, infected, ill : aeger disentangle, free, extricate, clear up, unravel : extrico disgrace, blemish + gen : dedecus disgraceful act : flagitium disgust, dislike, sqeamishness : fastidium disgust, weariness, boredom : taedium, tedium dish, platter, plate : lanx dish, platter, plate : patella dishonor : ignominia dishonorably : inhoneste dishonored : inhonorus disinherited : exheres disobedience : diffidentia disobident, disloyal : inobedio-ire disorder, lack of regularity : incompositus disordered, moved : commotus disorderly, not arranged, unplanned, confused : inconditus display, publish, relate, tell, propose, promise : propono displeasure : indignatio disposed, in a certain condition : habitus disprove, refute : redarguo disputation : sermocinatio dispute, contention, fight, battle, fracas : litis dispute, strife : altercatio dispute : litigatio disrespectful : irreverens dissension, quarrel, insurrection, mutiny, rising : seditio distance, remoteness, isolation : loginquitas distant, isolated, removed : semotus distant : seposita distinction : discretio distinguished, excellent : praecellens distinguished : insignis distressed, cast down, prostrate, ruined, weakened : afflictus English-Latin Dictionary -15 ... - tailieumienphi.vn