Lexicon A Flashcards
ab(s)
(away) from
abactius
stolen (esp. of Cattle)
abactor
thief (esp. of Cattle)
abactus
a stealing (esp. of Cattle)
abacus
side-board, counting table
abalienatio
legal transfer of property
abalienatus
unfriendly, estranged; dead, mortified
abalienare
to transfer property; to alienate, detatch
abambulare
to go awat
abamita
great-great-great aunt
abante
in front
Abantias
archaic name for Euboea
abarcere
to keep away
abavus, abavia
great-great grandparent
abavunculus
great-great-great uncle
abdicatio
abdication, resignation
abdicatus
disinherited son
abdicare
abdicate, resign, withdraw; disown, repudiate, renounce
abdicere
to be against, reject etc.
abditus
hidden, concealed
abdere
hide, conceal etc.
abdomen
belly, paunch, abdomen
abducere
lead away
abire
to go away etc.
abequitare
to ride away
aberratio
diversion, relief
aberrare
to wander away, stray, get lost etc.
abhibere
to hold at a distance
abhinc
ago / henceforth (‘from here’ in either direction in time)
abhorrere
to shrink from, recoil from, be averse to etc.
abhorridus
rough, unsightly
abicere
to throw away
abiecte
unworthily etc.
abiectio
dejection
abiectus
dejected, downcast etc.
abiegnus
made of fir
abies
silver fir tree
abietarius
of/concerning timber; timber merchant
abiegatus
cattle-stealing
abigeus
cattle-stealer
abigo
drive away, drive off etc.
abinde
thence; from that source
abito
departure
abere
to go away
abiudicare
to take away by judicial verdict; reject
abiugare
to separate
abiungere
to separate, detach, unyoke etc.
abiurgare
to deny knowledge of, repudiate etc.
ablaqueatio
digging up a tree; loosening soil
ablaquare
to loosen
ablatiuus
the ablative case
ablegatio
distpatch; sending away
ablegare
to send away on a mission; banish
abligurio
to eat up; waste, squander
ablocare
to place a contract/lease
abludere
to differ from, fall short from
abluere
to wash off, wash clean
abluuio
erosion, washing away
abluuium
flooding, deluge, inundation
abmatertera
great-great-great aunt
abnatare
to swim away
abnegare
to deny, shake one’s head
abneptis
great-great granddaughter
abnoctare
to spend the night away from home
abnormis
belonging to no school of Philosophy
abnumere
to count, total
abnuere
to shake one’s head, refuse
abnutiuus
negative
abnutare
to shake the head, express disapproval; forbid
abolere
to destroy, obliterate; banish, dispel etc.
abolescere
to shrivel up, wilt
abolitio
destruction, obliteration; cancellation, anullment etc.
abolla
cloak
abominandus
ill-omened; detestable, odious, execrable
abominari
to (seek to) avert by prayer; loathe, detest
aborigines
indigenous, proto-, original founders of a country
aborigineus
indigenous, aboriginal
aborior
pass away, disappear, be lost
aborisci
to fade away, pass away
babae
exclamation of surprise or amazement
babaecalus
slang term for a rich man
babbius
designation for a large variety of olive
baca
fruit of a tree or shrub; berry, nut, olive
bacalia, bacalis
berry-bearing
bacalusiae
stupid guesses
bacatus
set with pearls
baccha
bacchant
bacchabuntus
revelling bacchically
bacchanal
shrine of bacchus
bacchari
to celebrate bacchic rites
bacciballum
piece, bit of stuff
bacifer
berry-bearing
bacillum
small stick, staff
bacula
small berry
baculum
staff, walking-stick
badius
horse-coloured; ‘chesnut’
Baetica
roughly modern Andalusia
baetulus
a type of meteoric stone
baiulare
to bear, carry a load
baiulus
porter, carrier
balaena
whale
balanites
a type of precious stone
balanus
acorn
balatro
jester, buffoon, joker
balatus
bleating
balaustium
pomegranate flower
