ENGLISH-LATIN DICTIONARY - Phần 5

 fragorum 
stream, torrent : amnis 
street, courtyard : platea 
strength : robur 
strengthening, prop, the main point, support : 
firmamentum 
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strict, rigid, stern : austerus 
strict, severe /hesitating /busy : districtus (f 
strife, contention/ to cause strife, brawl : jurgium 
strike, hit, hurt, damage, offend, annoy, violate : 
laedo ledo 
striking : conspicuus 
striking, knocking, hitting against, blow : offensio 
string, thread : ligamen 
stripped : exorbatus 
striving, pursuit : consectatio 
stroke : ictus 
strong, brave, powerful, robust, steadfast, 
courageous : fortis 
strong, mighty : pollens 
strong, robust, able : validus 
strongly, bravely : fortiter 
strongly, powerfully /very, exceedingly : valde 
struck senseless : stupidus 
structure : compages 
stubbornly, obstinately : pertinaciter 
stud, boss, formal papal document : bulla 
stuffed full, crammed, jammed : differtus 
stuffed, crammed : refertus 
stuffed, jammed, crammed : effertus 
stuffing, filling : fartim 
stumble, lurch : offendo 
stumbling-block, quarrel : scandalum 
stunned, thunderstruck : attonitus 
stunned : stupefactus 
stupid, slow, dull : bardus 
stupidly : stolide 
subject to tribute : tributarius 
subject, topic, theme : thema 
subject : subditus 
subjected : subactus 
subjugate, subject : subdo 
subscription, signature / register : subcriptio 
subsequent, following, next, future : posterus, 
postremo 
substance, essence, means of subsistence, 
property : substantia 
succeeding generations, offspring, posterity : 
posteritas 
succeeding, succession, descent, descendant : 
successio 
success : prosperitas 
succession : successio 
succor, support aid, incitement, maintenance, 
resource, : suffragium 
succulent, delicious, ripe : esculentus 
such a long time : quamdiu 
such a trifle : tantillum 
sudden, unexpected, fresh, recent : repens 
sudden, unexpected : repentina 
sudden, unexpected : subitus 
suddenly, unexpectedly : repente 
suitable for receiving : acceptius 
suitable time, opportunity, convenience, use : 
commodum 
suitable, appropriate, fitting : aptus 
suitable, fit : habilis 
suited to : consentaneus 
summer camp, quarters, bivouac : castra aestiva 
summer : aestas estas 
summit, pillar : culmen 
summit : apex 
summoned, called : accersitus 
summons, call : citatio 
summons, citation : citatus 
sumptuous food, banquet, feast : epulo 
sun : Phoebus 
sun : sol solis 
sunset, west : occasus 
superfluous, unnecessary, extra : supervacuus 
superfluous : exuberans 
superintendent : curator, -oris[Noun] 
superior : excellens 
superiority, excellence : praestantia, prestantia 
supernal : superna 
supplicatingly : suppliciter 
supplies, foodstuffs, provisions : victualia 
supplies, troops, forces : copiae copie 
support, help, assistance : subsidium 
supporter, defender : defensor 
supporter, solacer : solator 
supporter : fultus 
supress, keep silent /convict : confuto 
surety, hostage : obses 
surface, top : superficies 
surname, family name, nick-name : cognomen 
surplus : cumulus 
surrender /hand over /transmit, teach : trado, 
tradidi, traditum 
surround, enclose, restrain, confine/ regulate : 
coerceo 
surrounded : constipatus 
survey, contemplation : contemplatio 
surviving, present, standing : superstes 
survivor of another's death : superstes 
suspected : suspectus 
swaddling clothes : pannus 
swampy, marshy, boggy : paludosus 
swddling clothes / infancy, birthplace / source, 
origin : incunabula 
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sweet : dulce[Adjective] 
sweet, pleasant, agreeable : dulcis 
sweetly, pleasantly, charmingly : dulcidine 
sweetness, pleasantness, charm : dulcedo 
swiftly flying : citivolus 
swine, pig, hog : sus 
swollen : turgida 
sword : gladius[Noun] 
sword, arms, iron, horseshoe : ferrum 
sword-belt : scapulare 
sword-fish : xiphias 
sword's point, sword : mucro 
sword : ensis 
sword : gladius 
sword : gladius 
swordfish : xiphias 
sworn : conjuratus 
sycamore : sycamorus 
sycophant : sycophanta 
sycophant, adulator : adulator 
syllable : syllaba 
symbol : signum 
symbolic : typicus 
symmetrical : concinnus 
symmetry : concinnitas 
sympathetic : lenis 
sympathize : misereor 
sympathy : consensus 
symphony : symphonia 
synagogue : synagoga 
system, manner, method, procedure, manner : 
ratio 
table : mensa 
tail : penis 
take annoyance/ moleste fero I take annoyance : 
moleste 
take up, support, raise /accept /undertake, begin 
: suscipio 
take with moderation, temper : moderor 
taken, captured, prisoner : captus 
taking by force, seizure : creptio 
taking of booty : praedatio 
taking of booty : praedatus 
talk, common talk, conversation, rumor : sermo 
talk, report, rumor, gossip, tradition : fama 
talkative, loquacious, garrulous : loquax, loquacis 
tall : procerus 
taper, candle : candela 
taste, elegance : sapor 
tattered : pannosa 
taught, instructed, learned, tutored : doctus 
teach, inculcate, indoctrinate : prodoceo 
teacher : doctor 
teaching : disciplina 
tear : fletus[Noun] 
tear : lacerare[Verb] 
tear : lacrima[Noun] 
tear : laniare[Verb] 
tear : scindere[Verb] 
tear : vellere[Verb] 
teardrop : fletus[Noun] 
teardrop : lacrima[Noun] 
tearful, mournful, shedding tears, : lacrimosus 
tearfully : magno cum fletu[Adverb] 
tearfully : multis cum lacrimis[Adverb] 
tearless : siccus[Adjective] 
tearless : sine lacrimis[Adjective] 
tearlessly : sine lacrimis[Adverb] 
tears : lacerat[Verb] 
tears : lacrimae[Noun] 
tears : laniat[Verb] 
tears : scissurae[Noun] 
tears : vellit[Verb] 
tears /exudations from some plants : lacrima 
tease : fatigare[Verb] 
tease : obtundere[Verb] 
tease : vexare[Verb] 
teasel : dipsacus[Noun] 
teases : fatiga[Verb] 
teases : obtundit[Verb] 
teases : vexa[Verb] 
teat : mamilla[Noun] 
teat : mamma[Noun] 
teat, breast, nipple : papilla 
teats : mamillae[Noun] 
teats : mammae[Noun] 
teazel : mammae[Noun] 
temerity : audacia 
tempest : procella 
tempestuous : procellosus 
Templeuve, villa near Cisoing : Templovium 
ten : decem (indecl 
tender, delicate, soft, young : tener tenera 
tenerum 
tender : tener 
tent : tentorium 
tenth : decimus 
termination, determination, setting of boundaries 
: terminatio 
terrible, cruel, horrible, harsh : atrox 
terrified : exterritus 
territory, limits, borders : fines 
tested, tried, approved, experienced : exertus 
that /sometimes pejorative : iste ista istud 
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that which can be imitated, : imitabilis 
that which will endure, abide : mansurus 
that, the former, the famous /he, she, it : ille illa 
illud 
thawed, lukewarm, tepid : egelidus 
the act of kissing, giving a kiss, being kissed, a 
kiss : basiatio 
the age of youth (20-40 years) : juventus 
the alder tree : alnus 
the ancients : antiquitas 
the ankle, ankle bone : talus 
the aristocratic party : optimates 
the back /skin, hide, leather : tergus 
the beginning (especially of a speech) : exordium 
the color of rust : ferrugo 
the common people, mob, rabble, mass, 
multitude : vulgus 
the common people, the masses, the crowd : 
plebs 
the country, countryside, rural area : rus, ruris 
the dead : silenti etc 
the desire to fight, pugnacity : pugnacitas 
the elbow /a cubit : cubitum 
the elk : alces 
the enemy : hostes hostium 
the eye /clearness /understanding : lumen 
the first man : prothoplastus 
the fist : pugnus 
the flea : pulex 
the gallows : infelix, arbor infelix 
the godfather of a man's child : compater 
the gospel : evangelium 
the groin : inguen 
the harvest, in-bringing, crop : messis 
the heel /stone, pebble /lime /goal, aim : calx 
the herb fennel /a rad to beat children with : 
ferula 
the herb savory : thymbra 
the herb thyme : thymum 
the highest part /whole, sum : summa 
the hoopoe (a bird) : epops, epopis 
the itch, mange, a rash : scabies 
the juniper tree : iuniperus 
the keel of a ship /ship, vessel : carina 
the kingfisher : alcedo 
the kingfisher : alcyon 
the lark : alauda 
the laurel, bay tree / triumph, victory, success : 
laurus 
the left hand, left side, left-handed : laevus levus 
the liver : iecur 
the Lower World, whale : orcus 
the lung : pulmo 
the main verb for weaving of cloth : texo 
the Milky Way : galactinus 
the Milky Way : orbis lacteus 
the north wind : aquilo 
the one : alter 
the other, the rest : ceterus 
the point of the ear, the beard on an ear of wheat 
: arista 
the publishing of a book, an announcement : 
editio 
the remaining, the rest, the others : ceteri 
the rest, that remaining : caetera 
the right hand : dextera 
the rush : iuncus 
the same as contra (against, opposite, etc : 
acontra 
the same : idem eadem idem 
the second, the other one : alter altera alterum 
the shoulder : scapulus 
the signer of a document : suscriptor 
the sooner the better : quantocius, quantotius 
the spruce tree : picea 
the starting-place of a race course : carceres 
the state of being mortal/ death, a dying : 
mortalitas 
the stomach, belly, abdomen : venter, ventris 
the tail of an animal : cauda 
the throat : iugulum iugulus 
the upper arm /strength : lacertus 
the very greatest : permaximum 
the waiting for, expectation : praestolatio 
prestolatio 
the whole, total, universe, world /university : 
universitas 
the wild grape : labruscum 
the work of a hangman, execution /torture : 
carnificina 
the world, the Earth : orbis terrarum 
the Zodiac : orbis signifer 
theater space reserved for the Senate / senators : 
orchestra 
theater : theatrum 
theft, robbery : furtum 
theme, title, epigram : lemma 
theme : thema thematis 
then, at that time, next, and then : tunc 
thence : inde[Adverb] 
thence, from there, for that reason, thereafter, 
then : inde 
thence, furthermore : exinde