GLOSSARIUM ANGLICO-LATINUM

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Gualterius Redmond

A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z
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• A : a n or a (littera) f
• a priori : a priori
• abandon, forsake : (de)relinquo relinquere relIqui relictus, dEsero deserere deserui desertus
• abandonment : (de)relictio
• abbey : abAtia, monasterium
• abbot, abbess : abbas abbAtis, abbatissa ae
• abbreviate : abbrevio are, brevio are, cOntraho ere; brevius facio or reddo, substituo ere symbolum pro verbo, immInuo ere imminui imminUtus
• abbreviation : abbreviatio, contractio, compendium, siglum, nota compendiaria
• ability (to speak) : facultas (loquendi), potestas, potentia; vires; ingenium, habIlitas; aliquem capacem reddo, peritia loquendi
• do to be best of my ability : pro viribus, pro virili parte ago
• ablative : ablativus
• ablative absolute : ablativum absolutum
• able a : potens +gn; capax +gn, possum, valeo; ingeniosus; compos cOmpotis +gn
• able to be in : cui cOmpetit inesse
• abnormal : abnormis, enormalis, abnormalis, praeter regulam; insOlitus, insuEtus, inusitAtus
• abolish : abOleo abolEre abolEvi abOlitus, dissolvo ere dissolvi dissolUtus, sUpprimo ere suppressi suppressus, tollo ere
• aboriginal : aboriginalis, indigena, pristinus; autOchthon autOchthonis m
• abortion, : abortio, abortus us
• do abortion : abortum facio ere, efficio ere
• pro-abortion : propugnator abortus
• abounds in nonsense : abundo are nugis (=ab)
• about pr : de, super +ab, circa +ac
• about five : circa quinque, circiter
• I'm about to go : in eo sum ut eam, iturus sum
• above pr : super, supra +ac
• above adv : supra, sursum, superius
• from above adv : desursum, dEsuper, de excelso
• above a : superior
• above mentioned : praefatus, supra allatus, commemoratus, memoratus
• above all : ante omnia, super omnia, apprIme, mAxime, potIssimum; praeprImis
• abridgement : epItome es (or a ae), excerpta orum, summarium, compendium
• travel, live abroad : peregrInor ari
• abrogate : Abrogo are, tollo ere
• abrupt(ly) : abruptus (abrupte)
• absence : absentia
• absent : absens
• absent-minded professor : professor studio suo (=ab) distentus or districtus
• absolute a : simplex, absolutus, haud limitatus, nullis conditionibus adstrictus, exceptione vacuus
• absolute n : absolutum
• absolutely : omnino, prorsus; simpliciter, absolute, praecise, praecisive
• absolutism : absolutismus
• absorb : absorbeo Ere ui absorptus
• we abstain from doing, it, whether : abstinemus ab agendo, ab hoc, utrum
• abstract noun : appellatio, nomen or substantivum abstractum
• abstract a : abstractus, cogitatione perceptus
• abstract noun : appellatio, nomen abstractum
• abstract n : summarium, summa, breviarium, recapitulatio, epItome es (a), compendium, excerpta orum n; abstractor (logic)
• abstract v : Abstraho ere abstraxi abstractus ab; praetermitto ere; praecIdo ere praecIdi praecisus, praescindo ere prAEscidi, praescissus, scindo ere scidi scissus
• abstraction : abstractio, abstractum, praecisio
• absurd : absurdus, ineptus, nugatorius, nugax
• absurdity : ineptia, nugae arum, absurdum
• abuse : abusus us, usus perversus or pravus, sexualis
• abuse a person :
• abusive : malEdicus, contumeliosus
• abyss : gurges gUrgitis f, vorago vorAginis f, profundum, abYssus i f, barathrum
• academic : acadEmicus, scholasticus
• accent (French) : accentus us, vocis sonus, sonus linguae Gallicae, tonus (Gr), enuntiandi sonus i, intentio vocis; ictus us
• place accent on first syllable : in prima sYllaba accentum pono ere
• accent mark (diacritical) : vocis nota
• foreign accent : sonus, pronuntiatio, vox extranea, insolita, peregrIna, insolentia, peretrinitas in ore
• accent v : (syllabam, paenultimam) Acuo acUere Acui acUtus vel Effero, (accentu syllabam) distinguo ere
• accented : tonicus
• accentuate : extollo ere extuli
• accept : suscipio ere suscepi susceptus, accipio ere cepi ceptus, accepto are, recipio ere, excipio ere; Approbo are
• acceptable : gratus, acceptabilis; acceptus, probabilis; opinabilis; jucundus, probatus, approbatus; idOneus, sufficiens, adaequatus (proposito), aptus (ad propositum) accommodatus
• acceptance : acceptabilis; acceptus, probabilis; gratus, jucundus
• acceptance : acceptio, admissio; probatio, comprobatio, consensus us
• access : Introitus us, accessus us, aditus us, accessio, admissio
• access a : aditialis
• have access to : mihi patet, Aditum or accessum ad ... habeo
• accessibility : accessibilitas
• accessible : pErvius +dt, accessibilis, patens, facilis accessu, Aditu, accessu facilis; comis (homo)
• accident : accidens ntis n; casus us (adversus, necopinatus, inopinatus, autocinEticus...), calamitas Atis, incommodm, malum, damnum
• it is no accident that : quod... id haud casu evenit
• accidental : accidentalis; adventicius, secundarius, adjunctus; fortUitus, temerarius, casualis
• accidentally : casu, fortUito, forte, per accidens
• is accidental to things : rebus Accidit : Accido ere Accidi
• accommodate : accommodo are
• accompaniment : comitatus us
• accompany him : eum cOmitor ari comitatus sum
• accomplice : complex cOmplicis, sceleris conscius, socius, satElles satEllitis mf
• accomplish : conficio cOnficit ere (ps confici or confieri), perficio pErficit perficere perfeci perfectus, absolvo ere absolvi absolUtus, consumo ere, pErago ere, afficio ere, ad exitum perduco ere, cOnsequor sequi consecutus sum; patro are, Exsequor
• accomplishment : adeptio, assecutio, res gestae, adeptum, opera, munus atque officium, collatio, confectio, perfectio; peractio; exitus; quod perfeci, quod ademptus, assecutus, consecutus sum, ars, progressio, progressus us, profectus us
• in accord, in accordance with : congruenter +dt or ad or cum; secundum, pro, ex; congruit; consentaneus esse cum or +dt
• on one's own accord : motu proprio
• according to : ad alicujus mentem, secundum, juxta, apud +ac (in writings of); inquit, ait
• according as : prout, utpote
• accordingly : exinde, proinde, itaque, igitur, quae cum ita sint; pro re
• account n : relatio, narratio, relatus us, memoria; explicatio; pecuniae (cumulatae) depositio, pecunia apud mensam deposita; schEdula (mittendae accipiendaeque pecuniae); rationes
• account for, say why : rationem reddo ere rEddidi rEdditus +gn, de re, cur, causam o rationem Affero afferre Attuli allatus cur, qua de causa, rationem +gn cOnfero rre, dEfero rre, rEfero referre; compleo Ere complEvi compleTus (Aquinas)
• nature doesn't account for freedom : natura rationem (sufficientem) libertatis non constituit or affert, libertatem non (omnino) explicat or Efficit
• accounted as justice : reputatur ei ad justitiam
• take into account (for mark) : rationem habere +gn or cum, considero are, respicio ere; cOmputo are aliquid (in notam); attendo ere
• accountant : ratiocinator, computator
• accrue to : accresco ere +dt
• accumulate : cUmulo are, accumulo are
• accumulation : congestus us, cUmulus i, acervus i; collectio
• accuracy : justa ratio, subtilitas, accuratio
• accurate : exactus, subtilis, accurAtus
• accurately : accurate, exacte, subtiliter, diligenter, discusse, adamussim, perquisIte perquisitius
• accusation : accusatio, criminatio, incusatio; exprobratio, opprobrium
• accuse him of negligence : eum accUso de neglegentia, eum negligentiae (dt) arguo argUere Argui argUtus; neglegentiam homini exprobro, objicio; culpo are, insImulo are, falso, falso crimine, negligentiae (gn) viUpero are, reprehendo ere; stigmo are ut, noto are
• he accused them of using : eos accusavit utendi, de utendo, propter usum, quod uteretur, insimulavit eos uti
• accused : reus
• was accused of corrupting youth : acusatus est quod juventutem corrumperet (allegedly) corrumpebat (really)
• accustom someone to : adsuefacio ere adsuefieri adsuefactus eum ad, +dt, +ab
• I am accustomed to : soleo solEre sOlitus; adsuevi, sum assuEtus ad, +dt, +ab, inf
• become accustomed to : adsuesco ere adsuevi adsuEtus ad, +dt, +ab, inf
• achieve : aliquid cOnsequor qui consecutus sum, multa conficio ere fEci fectus, perficio, facio, reddo ere; munus praesto are prAEstiti
• achievement : res gesta, opus, factum, opera; actio; confectio; munus
• acknowledge : agnosco agnoscere agnovi Agnitus, fateor fatEri fassus sum, confiteor confitEri confessus sum
• acknowledgement : agnitio, confessio
• acquaint : hominem certiorem facio ere or doceo Ere de aliquo, rem homini nuntio are
• acquaintance with : noticia +gn
• acquainted with : gnarus +gn or ac, ac & inf, indirect question, perItus, sciens, in re versatus; (person) familiaris
• acquire : adipiscor sci adeptus, cOnsequor cOnsequi consecutus sum, nanciscor cisci nactus sum, adquIro ere adquisIvi adquisItus
• acquired : adeptus i, acceptus
• acquires the notion of : rationem nanciscitur +gn
• acquisition : comparatio, adeptio, quaestus us; quaesitum
• acquit : absolvo ere sOlvi absolutus de
• acquittal : absolutio
• acronym : acrOnymum
• across, on other side of : trans, exadversum +ac
• act v (also theater) : ago ere egi actus
• act a part : personam, partes ago ere
• act n (also theater) : actus us (scaenicus), actio; factum
• pure act : actus purus
• act-deontological, utilitarian... : deontologicus, utilitarius... actis respectis, actorum respectu, secundum actum
• acting n : histrionia, dramatica
• acting a : histrionicus, lUdicer cra crum
• action (also theater) : actio, actus us, argumentum fabulae, opus, actio
• action-reaction : actio reactioque
• activate : incIpio Incipit ere incEpi inceptus, inItio are, instItuo ere, excIto are
• active : activus; actuosus, laborans, operosus, occupatus, laboriosus; Alacer cris e; Impiger gra grum; pArticeps partIcipis; acer et industrius
• active in : versor ari atus sum in +ab, incumbo ere +dt
• activeness : activitas
• activist : fautor, assecla activus, operosus
• activity : opera, operae arum, operatio, actus us, actio, agitatio (e.g. mentis); negotium commercium; industria; activitas
• actor : histrio Onis, actor (scaenicus), lusio m, ludius ii, comOEdus, tragOEdus, scaenicus i, artifex ficis scaenicus, mimus
• actor's : histrionicus, scaenicus
• actress : scaenica, artifex icis scaenica, mima, actrix Icis
• actually (he... did it) : immo (id fecit); re quidem vera, re vera, vero, exercite; actu
• actualization : effectio, factitio, creatio, patratio, effectus us, exsecutio, consummatio, activatio, actualizatio, realizatio
• actualize : homini actuale facio, efficio ut or ac +inf, Activo are, actualizo are, realizo are
• actuate : actuo are
• adapt x to y (conform) : accOmmodo are +dt or ad, apto are, adapto are, coapto are; ad conformo are
• adaptation : accomodatio (biologica), adaptatio; socialis exaequatio; scaenicae actioni aptatio, televisIfica libri (ludi) aptatio
• adapted : accomodatus +dt or ad
• adaptive : accomodatus, adaptivus, salutaris
• add : addo ere Addidi additus +dt also ad and in +ac (eo quod, ac+inf); adjicio Adjicit ere jEci adjectus +dt or ad, subjungo ere subjunxi subjuctus, subdo sUbdere sUbdidi sUbditus (all: add to what was said); adscribo ere (in writing); pergo ere
• be added, be additional : accEdit ut, quod: accEdo ere accEssi accEssus, accresco ere accrEvi accrEtus
• nothing added : sine aliquo additamento
• addition : adjectio, additio; additamentum; appendix icis, appendicula ae
• in addition, additionally : Insuper, praetErea
• additional : additicius; novus, Additus, adjectus
• address him : eum Alloquor Alloqui allocutus sum
• address letter to : epistolam inscribo alicui
• address : contio, oratio
• email/ mailing address : inscriptio electronica/ tabellaria or cursualis; domicilium
• adequacy : sufficientia; convenientia
• adequate for purpose : sufficiens esse, sufficio ere suffEci suffectus proposito (=dt); adaequatus proposito, satis magnus ad propositum, proposito aptus, proposito idOneus, ad propositum accommodatus
• adequately : apte, convenienter, congruenter +dt, sufficienter; Affatim
• adhere to : haereo Ere haesi haesus (+dt or in +ac or ad), adhaereo Ere, cohaereo Ere; sto stare in
• adjacent : contErminus +dt, junctus
• adjective : adjectivum
• adjectival : adjectivalis
• adjudge : judico are; addIco ere, adjudico are
• adjust : adapto are, accommodo are; reficio ere, rEparo are, restituo ere; mOderor ari; immUto are, ad regulam or norman dIrigo
• adjust to epistemic attitude : habItui epistemico or ad hAbitum apto are, accOmmodo are, ad gradum acceptionis; tEmpero are
• adjustable : moderabilis
• administration : administratio, procuratio, moderamen
• administrator : curAtor, curatrix, admInister, adminIstra, moderator, moderatrix Icis
• admirable : admirabilis
• admiration : admiratio
• admire : admIror
• admissible : accipiendus, concedendus, admissibile
• admit : admitto ere, concedo ere concessi concessus, fateor fatEri fassus sum, confiteor confitEri confessus sum, agnosco ere agnovi Agnitus, Approbo are, profiteor profitEri professus sum, recipio ere
• admit of : patitur, rEcipit
• admittedly : sane, certe, certissime, quidem; esto, pone
• without further ado : statim, prOtinus, sine mora, sine dubitatione, facile, sic, Ilico, continuo, nullo negotio, haud aegre
• adopt norm : normam adUmo, ere sumpsi sumptus, sumo; adopto are
• adopt opinion : ad sententiam accedo ere acessi acessus
• Adriatic : Mare Hadriaticum
• adult : adultus i; pubes is f
• advance v : progredior prOgredi progressus sum, proficio ere profEci profectus, prodeo ire prodii proditus; promoveo Ere, prOveho, augeo Ere; (magnos) gressus facere in via
• advance n : profectus us, progressus us, progressio in +ab, iter itIneris n
• in advance : in antecessum
• advanced : provectus, profectus, proficiens; superior, alti gradus, in plano altiore... (course), progressivus
• advantage : commodum +dt, commoditas, beneficium, bonum; utilitas, fructus; emolumentum; prodest
• what advantage? : quid lucri? cui bono est?
• have advantage over him : ei superior sum, ei praesto are
• advantageous : profIcuus, expedit expedIre expedIvi or expEdii ac+inf or +inf or ut (or with subject: res...), prosum prodesse prOfui
• take advantage of occasion : occasione, ansa, utor uti, abutor abuti; fructum ex occasione capio ere; occasionem nanciscor nancisci nactus sum
• take advantage of his naivete : mihi quaestui habeo ejus credulitatem
• get advantage from this : multum commodum ex hoc capio ere
• advantageous to me : Utilis, salutAris mihi ad, expediens, fructuosus, mihi prodest prosum prodesse profui, mihi usui esse, mihi bono (=dt) esse; conducibilis (for: ad or in +ac); Expedit ac+inf; cOmmodus; salutaris mihi; proficuus pro or +dt
• adventure : perIculum, inceptum (audax)
• adverb : adverbium
• adverbial : adverbialis
• adversary : adversarius ii, opponens, objiciens
• adverse : adversus +dt, nocius, damnOsus, nocuus, nocivus, contrarius, oppositus, asper Aspera asperum; infensus
• advertise : proscribo ere, praecOnor ari
• advertisement : praeconium, proscriptio, praeconia orum
• advertising a : praeconius
• advice : consilium, mOnitum
• ask for advice : aliquem cOnsulo ere consilui consultus, aliquem consilium rogo are, posco ere poposci
• take advice : consilium capio ere
• advise him : consilium dare, ei consilior ari consiliatus sum, eum hoc moneo, suadeo Ere suasi suasum; rem cOnsulo ere
• advisedly : consulte
• advising : consultatio
• advisor : consiliator, consiliatrix, consiliarius, consultor, consultrix Icit (also: asks for advice)
• advocate n : suasor, advocatus advocata
• advocate v : suadeo Ere suasi suasus, commendo are, advOco are; propugno are, defendo ere
• Aegean : Aegaeum Mare
• Aeneas : AenEas AenEae
• Aeneid : AenEis AenEidis or idos f
• aesthetics : aesthEtica
• affable : affabilis
• affair : res rei f, rEscula or rEcula, negotium n
• love affair : amatio, amor, necessitudo amatoria, amicitiae conjuntionisque necessitudo
• affect, influence : aliquid aliqua re afficio Afficit ere affEci affectus, (ps: Affici), affecto are, attingo ere, adduco ere ut, determino are; verso are; moveo Ere; immuto are; vim habeo Ere ad; valeo Ere, magnum, plus, plurimum polleo Ere, magnum possum apud, in +ab; (animos) permoveo Ere; me adducit ad accipiendum, in consensum, ut hoc acciperet
• affected, afflicted, by : affectus +dt
• affinity with : cognatio cum, conjunctio, propinquitas; necessitudo, consanguinitas
• affix : affIgo, affigere affixi affixus
• afflict : afflIgo ere afflixi afflictus, afflicto are
• afford : praebeo Ere, suppEdito are; mihi non sUppetit ad, emere non possum
• aforesaid : praefatus, praedictus, supra allatus, commemoratus
• afraid : pAvidus, tErritus, perterritus, trEpidus, formidulosus, tímidus (+gn)
• be afraid of : mEtuo ere metui, timeo Ere timui, +ac, pertimesco; vereor Eri veritus sum (awe)
• I'm afraid that : vEreor Eri vEritus sum ne
• African a : Africanus, Africus, Afer fra frum
• African : Afer fri, Afra frae
• after : postquam (with perf. or historic pres.), cum, ubi
• after (the reception) : post, postea, posthac (in future); convivio aditiali peracto
• after all : tamen, sane, (et) revera, omnino, tandem, demum, denique, postremo, ad extremum, ad ultimum, utique
• one after another : singulatim (singillatim), seriatim, alius ex alio, deinceps
• afterlife : vita post mortem, immortalitas, ultramundana vita
• aftermath : sequelae, progenies
• afternoon : (tempus) postmeridianum
• in the afternoon : post meridiem
• afternoon a : postmeridianus
• in the afternoon : post meridiem, postmeridie
• this afternoon : hodie post meridiem
• again : Iterum, rursus (rursum), dEnuo
• again and again : idEntidem, semel atque iterum, etiam atque etiam, saepenumero
• against : adversus, contra
• be against you : tibi adversor ari
• age : aetas, aevum; saeculum
• be, come of age : mei juris, meae potestatis sum, fio, ad aetatem adultam pervenio ire
• age-old : saecularis, vetustus, vetus vEteris (ab = vetere)
• agenda : ordo rerum agendarum; agenda orum, res agendae; propositum, consilium
• agency : agentura
• agent : auctor, agens ntis
• aggressive : hostilis, infensus; Impiger gra grum; aggressivus
• agnostic : agnOsticus
• agnosticism : agnosticismus, agnostica doctrina, mentis habitus agnosticus
• 2500 years ago : abhinc or ante duo millia quingentos annos
• agoge : agogE Es f (Gr)
• a long time ago : jamdudum, multo ante
• a short time ago : paulo ante
• long ago : jam dUdum, jamprIdem
• not long ago : non multo abhinc
• not so long ago : haud or non ita pridem
• some time ago : pridem dudum
• all agree that he came : inter omnes constat or notum est eum venisse, consto are cOnstiti constAtus, omnes in eo conveniunt quod venerit, consentio ire consensi consensus
• agree with you or opinion : tibi, orationi assentior assentiri assensus sum or assentio assentire assensi assensus; consentio ire consensi consensus tecum de re, or ac+inf, tibi cOngruo congruere cOngrui, constat inter ac+inf
• they agree on this : in hoc conveniunt, de hoc consentiunt, conspirant, idipsum sapiunt de hoc
• agree with him on dinner, meet : ei condIco ad cenam, in locum
• we agree : concordes sumus, concors dis, idipisum sapimus
• agreed on : pactus
• this agrees with that : tibi asentior; consentio ire consensi consensus tibi, tecum or ac+inf, concordes sumus, tibi cOngruo congruere cOngrui, constat inter ac+inf
• Plato and Hume agree : Plato et Hume consentiunt
• I agree to write : consentio ire scribere
• agreement : conventio, conventum; consensio, consensus us, concordia, stipulatio; foedus fOEderis n; cognatio; concentus us
• aggressive : hostilis, infensus; Impiger gra grum
• ahead : prorsus, porro, ante
• go ahead! : Agedum!
• come to the aid of : libero are, succurro succurrere succurri succursus +dt
• aid n: auxilium, subsidium +dt; opitulatio
• aid v : opItulor ari +dt, auxIlior ari +dt, Adjuvo are +ac
• AIDS : sYndrome (es ae en e) comparati defectus immunitatis : SCDI
• aim n : meta, scopus i, propositum, finis is e m(f), destinatum, consilium, finalitas, inceptum, desiderium
• aim at this thing : collineo are ad, +dt; hanc rem (animo) intendo ere, peto ere, Appeto ere appetivi appetitus, adfecto are, mihi propono ere, dEstino are ad, ordinor ari ad, eo spectat ut; desidero, volo, Expeto ere +inf, ac+inf, with ut +sub, cupio cupere cupIvi or cUpii, cupItus, Aveo Ere
• it's aimed at making arguments : ordinatur ad argumenta conficienda
• air : aer -eris m (ac: aera); aether AEtheris m; aura ae (breeze)
• air conditioner : instrumentum Aeri temperando
• aircraft carrier : navis aeroplanorum vectrix, aeroplanIgera
• airplane : aerOplanum, aeronavis is nave navium f, aeria navis
• airport : aeropOrtus us, aeriportus, aeronavium portus
• air pressure : pressio aErea
• ajar : interapertus
• akin : cognatus +dt; finitimus +dt, propinquus, vicinus, contErminus
• alarm : territo are, perterreo Ere terrui tErritus, conturbo are
• alarm clock : suscitAbulum
• alcohol : alcoholum, Alcohol lis n
• alethic : alethicus
• alert : acer acris acre
• alienate : disjungo ere, aliEno are, abaliEno are
• alienated : disjunctus, alienatus
• alienation : alienatio (mentis), disjunctio
• align : Ordino are, lineo are
• alike : par, compar, pArilis; aequus, aequalis; similis; idem
• (five) in all : (quinque) omnino, in summa
• all that : omnia quae
• all along : usque, usque ab initio, jam dudum
• all but : propEmodum
• all-night session : pervigIlium, choreae or congressio ad multam noctem
• all over : ubique terrarum
• allege : profIteor Eri, praedico are, Arguo argUere Argui argUtus, dico ere, affirmo re; allego are, jus or testimonia prOfero, rationem Affero or subjicio; opinor ari; dIctito are, fingo ere finxi fictus
• allegedly : ut dicitur, ut ajunt, specie, verbo; simulate
• alleviate : levo are, Allevo are, sUblevo
• alleviation : levatio, levamen mInis n, levamentum
• alliance : foedus fOEderis n, societas
• allow : sino sInere sivi situs (ac+inf and jussive sub), permitto ere (+dt; ut or ac+inf), patior pati passus sum, licentiam or facultatem concedo, licet licEret licuit licitum est (dt & inf or acc+inf), recipio ere, justIfico are, ratum facio ere, sancio ire sanxi sanctus; aliquid alicui concedo ere; admitto ere
• allow for : locum or viam do dare; cogito are de, rationem rei habeo Ere, respicio ere, specto are, memor sum esse; indulgeo Ere +dt
• allude to the chapter : capitulum desIgno are, signIfico are, descrIbo ere; tango ere, attingo ere Attigi atactus
• alluring : illecebrOsus
• ally : socio are; foedus facere, societatem inire
• almost : paene, fere, propEmodum
• alone : solus, persolus, unus
• along : per, juxta
• aloud : clare, magna or clara voce
• alongside of : secus, juxta, praeter
• alphabet : alphabetum
• Alps : Alpes ium fpl
• alright : licet
• also : etiam, quoque, et, Insuper, praetErea, necnon
• alter : mutare, commutare, immutare; novare; determino are
• alteration : immutatio, modificatio, mutatio
• altercation : altercatio
• alternative n : optio, nihil restat nisi ut, alternata conditio; vicissitudo
• alternative a : alterni, alii, aliter, alternatus
• alternative worlds : mundi alterni, alternati, alii mundi, alieni
• alternatively : alio modo, aliter
• although : licet (+sub; also without verb)... (tamen), quamquam (if fact: +ind; also with just adj or participle), quamvis (not fact: +sub; also with just adj or participle), etsi (+ind)
• although hard it should be studied : res sane difficilis sed tamen investiganda
• altogether : omnino; conjunctim; totus, cunctus
• altruism : altruismus
• always : semper, jUgiter, perpetuo
• amateur : idiota ae
• amateurish : idiOticus
• you amaze me : me obstupEfacis (facio ere feci factus), mihi admirationem moves
• I'm amazed : obstupesco ere obstupui
• amazement : stupor, admiratio
• amazing : mirus, mirabilis
• ambiguity : ambiguitas, aporia, aporiatio, ambAges um fp
• ambiguous : ambiguus, aequivocus, anceps ancIpitis; aequivocus
• ambiguously : ambigue
• ambition : ambitio
• ambitious : ambitiosus; amplus
• ambivalent : ambifarius, anceps cIpitis, duplex, ambivalens ntis
• ambulance : Arcera
• ambush somebody : alicui insidior ari
• ambush n : insidiae arum
• North America : America Septentrionalis
• South America : America Meridiana
• Latin America : America Latina or Iberica
• American : Americanus, Statunitensis
• amiss : prave, perperam, male, in malam partem accipio
• amminoacid : amminoAcidum
• amoralism : amoralismus
• amount : copia, quantitas; summa
• amount to : tantundem esse, tantusdem tAntadem tantundem (tantidem tantaedem tantadem...)... quantum idem esse ac; par +dt esse, idem esse ac; adaequo +dt
• it amounts to the same thing : tantundemst
• amphitheater : amphitheatrum
• amplifier : amplificatrum, amplificAtor, instrumentum amplificatorium
• amuse (oneself) : oblecto are (se)
• anachronism : temporis error, error chronologicus, quod a ratione temporis alienum est, anachronismus
• analogical : analogicus, analogus
• analogous to : analogus ad, similis +dt
• analogue n : analogum
• analogy : analogia (entis), collatio; comparatio proportioque, proportio
• analysis : anAlysis eos (is) f, resolutio, expositio, partitio; descensus us (propositionis); examinatio, examen ina n, investigatio, scrutinium, scrutatio, perscrutatio, inspectio, tractatio, exploratio, indagatio, inquisitio, exquisitio, speculatio, studium, quaestio
• analytic(al) : analyticus, resolutorius, exponibilis
• analyze : resolvo resOlvere resOlvi resolutus, analyzo are, expono ere, inquiro ere per partes, prima elementa exploro are, perinvEstigo are, enOdo are
• anamnesis : anAmnesis eos or is (Gr), recordatio, memoriale is n
• anarchy : anarchia
• Anaxagoras : AnaxAgoras ae
• Anaximandrus : Anaximandrus i
• Anaximenes : AnaxImenes is
• ancestor : prOavi, majores Orum, Atavi orum
• anchor : Ancora
• ancient : antIquus (antiquior, antiquissimus), vetustus
• anciently : antIquitus
• the ancients : vEteres um, antIqui orum
• and besides : ceterum, necnon, Insuper, porro, praeterea
• and indeed : et quidem, revera
• and so : ac proinde, itaque, ideoque, atque ideo, exinde
• and yet : ac tamen
• anew : ab integro, de integro, denuo
• anger : ira, iracundia
• Anglo-Saxon n : AnglosAxo AnglosAxonis or Anglus-Saxo Angli-Saxonis
• in Anglo-Saxon a : Anglisaxonicus, Anglicus-Saxonicus
• in Anglo-Saxon : Anglosaxonice
• angry at Marc, about this : irAtus Marco de hoc, Marco succEnseo Ere ui; iracundus
• get angry with you : tibi irascor irasci iratus sum
• Angst : formIdo nis, angor m
• animal : animal is ab animali animalium n, fera ae
• ankle : talus i
• annihilate : annIhilo are
• annihilation : annihilatio
• announce : nuntio are, prAEdico are, adnuntio are, praecOnor ari; Intimo are
• announcer : annunciAtor, trix Icis, adnuntiator
• announcement : nuntius ii, nuntium, praeconium
• be annoyed : moleste fero ferre tuli latus + ac+inf, si, quod; aliquid me male habet
• annul : tollo ere sustuli sublatus; aboleo Ere Abolet abolEvi abOlitus, deleo Ere delEvi deletus
• anomalous : anOmalus
• one another : invicem, altErutrum (alteruter alerutriusque alterutra alterutrum), alius alium, inter se, se mutuo, ad invicem
• in another way, sense : aliorsum
• answer n : responsum, responsio
• give an answer : responsum reddo ere reddidi reditus
• answer you/ question : respondeo Ere respondi responsus tibi or ad quaestionem, ad rogatum, ad interrogatum, ad ea quae rogavisti, rogationibus responsionem reddo ere, interroganti (tibi) respondeo Ere
• answer in writing : rescribo ere rescripsi rescriptus
• answerable, liable, responsible : obnoxius +dt
• answering machine : respOnstrum
• antagonism : aemulatio (vitiosa or infensa), contentio, repugnantia
• antagonist : adversarius ii, adversatrix Icis, Aemulus i, antagonista ae m
• antagonistic : infestus, adversus, hostilis
• antecedent : antecEdens ntis n
• national anthem : nationis carmen inis n
• anthology : florilegium, antholOgia, antholOgica, flores rum rerum, electi loci electorum locorum
• anthropology : anthropologia, humanae naturae or formae descriptio or doctrina
• anthropomophism : anthropomophismus
• antibody : anticorpus oris n
• anticatholic : Catholicorum odiosus, rei Catholicae pernoxius, ecclesiae Catholicae perniciosus, anticatholicus
• anticipate : antIcipo are, +ac or inf (or absolute), in antecessum accipio ere
• anticipation : anticipatio, prOlepsis eos f (acc Gr)
• antichristian : odium Christianorum, antichristianus
• anticlerical : clericatui adversus, adversator, anticlericalis, sacerdotum osor
• antidote against : remedium, antIdotum ad; correctorium
• antihero : antihEros antiherOis m
• antinomy : antinOmia
• antipathy : antipathIa (antipAtheia Gr)
• antiquity : antiquitas (“classica”), vetustas
• antirepresentationalism : antirepraesentationalismus
• antithesis : antIthesis is (eos) f
• anvil : incus Incudis f
• anxiety : anxIetas, anxitudo, trepidatio, cura +gn
• anxious : anxius
• anxious to speak : cUpidus loquendi, Avidus +gn, Alacer de, studiOsus loquendi
• any : quivis, quilibet, ullus (with negative, question, etc.), quicumque, quisquis quicquid (only quoquo), quisquam
• any more : nonjam, non diutius, non amplius, nemo jam, ultra
• any more than : nedum
• any other : quilibet, quisquis, quivis alius
• anybody, anyone : quispiam, aliquis (quis), quisquam, quisvis, quilibet, quicumque
• anyhow : utique, saltem, certe, quoquOmodo; interea, interim, nihilo setius; ut ea omittam
• anything : aliquid, quid, quicquam or quidquam, quidlibet, quisquis quaequae quidquid or quicquid
• anyway : utique, saltem
• anywhere : alicubi, Ubivis, (non) usquam
• apace : pari passu
• (lie) apart : distare; seclusus, separatus, disjunctus
• apart a : seclusus, separatus, disjunctus
• apart adv : separatim, seorsum; inter se distare
• apart (from the fact that) : praeter (praeterquam quod), ex hoc ipso quod
• take apart : disjungo ere, dissocio are, dissolvo ere
• apartment : domicilium, diAEta, cenAculum
• apartment house : Insula
• apathetic : lentus, apathicus, deses desIdis
• apathy : lentitudo, torpor, apathIa (apAtheia Gr)
• ape : simius i
• apeiron : Apeiron ou n (acc Gr), infinitio, infinitum
• aphaeiresis : aphAEresis eos n (acc Gr), abstractio
• aphorism : sententia, dictum, elogium
• apodictic : apodicticus (apodeikticos e on Gr)
• apologete : apologeticus, apologista ae mf
• apologeticus : defensorius, apologeticus
• apologetics : apologetica (disciplina, doctrina, ars)
• apology : excusatio; defensio, apolOgia
• apologize : veniam peto, me (tibi) excuso are
• aporia : apOria
• apostasy : apostAsia (Gk: apostasIa), descessio (Thes.)
• a posteriori : a posteriori
• apparatus : apparatus us
• apparent : manifestus; speciem habens, opinatus; confictus, fictus, simulatus
• apparently : ut apparet, ut videtur, apparenter; specie, per speciem, prima specie; simulate
• appeal to v : appello are ad, ad populum prOvoco are, Deo obtestor ari; invito are
• appeal n : invitatio ad, appellatio; provocatio; obtestatio
• appear : appareo Ere ui appAritus (compareo Ere), exsto are ac+inf, utrum...an; emergo ere emersi emersus; compAreo Ere compArui; (menti) obversatur
• appear on stage : in proscaenium prOdeo prodire prodii or prodivi prOditus
• appearance : apparentia, adventus, simulacrum, quod apparet; aspectus us, conspectus us, species, facies; apparitio; simulitudo Idinis; visum; adventus us
• (in) appearance : specie
• appendix : additamentum, appendix icis f
• apperception : apperceptio
• appetite : appetitus us; appetentia, appetitio (cibi); concupiscentia; concupiscibile is; irascibile is
• applaud you : tibi plaudo ere plausi plausus, applaudo ere (+dt or ac)
• applause : plausus us, ovatio
• applicable : quod adhiberi or applicari potest, pertinere ad
• application n : adhibitio ad, applicatio in +ab, usus; petitio; impositio (nominis); convenientia
• applied : applicatus (psychologia), in rebus collocata, in usum traductus
• apply reason to religion : rationem ad religionem or religioni adhibeo Ere ui adhIbitus, Applico are avi atus or applicui applIcitus ad; cOnfero erre ad
• apply name to thing : impono ere
• apply int : apparentia, adventus, simulacrum, quod apparet; aspectus us, conspectus us, species, facies; apparitio; simulitudo Idinis; visum; adventus us
• a trait applies to something : nota ad aliquid pertinet, de aliquo dicitur, alicui
• appoint, fix, time : consituo ere tempus
• have, keep appointment : constitutum habeo Ere, ad constitutum venio Ire
• appreciate : magni, recte AEstimo are, magni facio ere, multum tribuo +dt; cognosco ere; gratias ago; tUeor tuEri tUitus sum; intelligo ere
• appreciate your kindness : beneficium tuum tUeor tuEri tUitus sum
• (I show you ) appreciation : aestimatio; gratia (gratiam tibi rEfero ob); percipiendi or aestimandi or intelligendi vis or facilitas, comprehensio, intellectus us, sensus us
• apprentice : tiro Onis
• apprenticeship : tirocinium
• approach v : appropinquo +dt, ad; accedo accedere accessi accessus +dt or ad, prOximo are ad, prOximo are ad
• approach n : appropinquatio, accessio, accessus us, Aditus us in+ac, ad; mEthodus i f, ratio, ars, consideratio, tractatio, prospectus us; interpretatio; assertio, sententia, opinio, opinatio, affirmatio; judicatio, judicium; dicta orum, dictita orum, thesis is im i ium (eos) f; doctrina, dogma dOgmatis n; disciplina, quaestio; mentis habitus, modus, procedendi modus, ars, stilus i; ordinatio; inclinatio, proclivitas, ratio atque inclinatio, directio, orientatio
• appropriate v : (sibi) assUmo ere, sibi Arrogo, sibi vIndico are
• appropriate for : idOneus +dt (comparative: magis idoneus), conveniens, aptus (+dt or ad), consentaneus (+dt), congruus; cOnvenit +dt, cum, ad, in +ac; concinnus +dt
• approve : Approbo are, probo are, ratum facio ere, aliquid mihi ratum est; laudo are
• approximate v : accedo ere ad
• approximate a : propinquus, proximus; haud accuratus; vagus, incertus, plus minus(ve); virtualis
• approximately : propEmodum (–o), prope, circiter; fere, ferme, paene; circa +ac; plus minus; modo propinquo, haud accurate, virtualiter
• apriorism : apriorismus
• apron : armenIacum
• apron (stage) : scaena antIca, scaenae anticae, proscaenium
• apropos : cum de... agatur, respectu, prout
• apt for : aptus (ad or +dt), pronus ad, consentaneus
• aptitude for math : ingenium ad mathesim, habilitas
• Arab : Arabs Arabis mf
• Arabian : Arabius, Arabicus
• Arabic : ArAbice
• Aramaic : AramAEus
• in Aramaic : AramAEe
• arbiter : disceptator, disceptatrix Arbiter tri m, sequester, sequestra
• arbitrary : arbitrarius, ad arbitrium, arbitratu suo, ad placitum, ad lIbitum, ex libidine, libidinosus, inconstans; imperiosus
• arch : arcus us
• arche : archE Es f (acc Gr), principium
• archtype : archetypum
• area : area, provincia; campus i, locus i, tractus us; ambitus us (environment, circumlocution); disciplina
• area code : numerus praeselectorius
• Areopagite : AreopagItes ae m, AreopagIticus
• arete : aretE Es f (acc Gr), virtus tUtis f
• aristocracy : nobilitas, optimates tium, boni cives, aristocratia, optimatium potentatus or dominatus
• aristocrat : Optimas optimaAtis e ium m, vir, mulier nobilis, nobilitatis fautor, aristOcrata mf
• arguable : probabilis, defensibilis
• argue int : argumentor ari atus sum, arguo ere, dIsputo are, ratiocinor ari, rixor ari
• argue, support, a point (from) : argumentor ari (de), arguo ere; defendo ere, justIfico are; sustineo Ere sustinui; urgeo Ere ursi ac+inf
• argument : argumentum, argumentatio, ratiocinium, ratiocinatio, ratio, probatio; disputatio, altercatio; lis litis e ium f, rixa
• argument a : argumentalis
• having arguments : argumentalis
• argumentation : argumentatio, rationcinatio, raciocinium
• argumentation a : ratiocinatIvus, argumentalis
• arise (the question arises) : orior, iri ortus sum (interrogatio), coorior iri, exorior exOritur iri exortus sum, surgo ere surrexi surrectus, consurgo ere, nascor nasci
• arm v : armo are
• arms race : armorum certamen inis n
• army (join) : exErcitus us (ad militiam eo ire)
• around : circa +ac, circum +ac
• around about : circumcirca
• around noon : circa or circiter meridiem, de meridie
• arrange : dispono ere disposui dispositus, Ordino are, dIrigo ere exi rectus, concInno are; flecto ere flexi flexus, dIgero ere; decIdo ere decIdi decIsus
• arrangement : dispositio, ordinatio, ordo, digestio, compositio, ratio, constitutio; pactio
• array : instructura, instructio; acies iEi f; vestitus us, dispositio, res dispositae
• arrest : prehendo, in custodiam do, comprehendo ere, deprehendo, prendo, reprehendo, in vincula conjicio, in carcerem conjicio, arripio
• arrival : adventus us
• arrive at, in : ad or in pervenio ire perveni perventus, advenio ire, pertingo pertingere ad
• arrogance : arrogantia
• arrogant : Arrogans ntis
• arrow : sagItta, sagIttula
• arrowhead : (sagittae) mucro onis m, acUleus i, ferrum
• art : ars artis arte artium f, artificium
• article : articulus i, commentarius, commentatio, commentarIolus, commentatiuncula, opus Operis, opUsculum, monographia
• article of faith : articulus symboli, fidei caput
• articulate n : articulo are (divide in parts); articulatim dico
• articulate a : dilucidus
• artificial : artificiosus, facticius, commenticius; artificialis; manu factus; fucatus; parum naturalis, innaturalis, affectatus; falsus, fallax
• artist : Artifex tIficis, pictor
• artistic : Artifex, artificiosus
• fine arts : artes elegantes
• as : quatenus, velut, sicut, tamquam, ut, prout, utpote, qua; taliter, ita, sic, ideo; instar; per modum +gn; dum; cum, quoniam; quemAdmodum; non aliter ac; dum; quasi
• as good as... : tam bonum quam..., aeque bonum quam...
• as far as : quantum, quAtenus, tenus (+gn or dt, postpositive), usque ad
• as far as I am concerned : per me, pro mea parte, quantum ad me pertinet
• as far as I can : quoad possum
• as far as I know : quoad scio, quod sciam, quantum scio
• as far as I've seen : quod vIderim
• as far as possible : quantum fieri potest
• as fast/quickly/many/soon as poss. : quam celerrimus/ celerrime/ plurimi/ primum
• (just) as if : quasi; (perinde) ac si, tamquam si, ut si, velut si
• as indeed : sIquidem
• as of from me : tamquam a me
• as long as (time) : tam diu quam +in, quamdiu (... tamdiu...)
• as long as (= provided that) : dUmmodo + sub, modo, ea lege ut/ne, ea conditione ut/ne
• as much... so much : tantum... quantum (= adv), eAtenus... quAtenus
• as much as I : tantus... quam ego
• as... so... : quemAdmodum... ita...
• as often as : quotiescUmque, quandocumque, quotiens... totiens
• as quickly as possible : quantOcius
• as soon as : cum primum
• as soon as possible : quam primum
• as such : ut talis, sic, inquantum hujUsmodi
• as... (they are) so (they're called) : velut... ita...; ut (sunt) ita (nominantur); quemadmodum… sic…
• as to the first : quoad, quod primum attinet, quantum primum respicit, quantum primum refert, interest, quantum ad primum pertinet
• ascertain : comperio cOmperit Ire cOmperi compertus (also discover), agnosco ere novi Agnitus, cOmprobo are
• ascribe : adscribo ere
• I'm ashamed of you, it : me tui, ejus pudet pudEre puduit or puditum est
• I'm ashamed to say : me pudet dicere
• I'm ashamed (remorse) : me paenitet paenitEre, paenituit
• Asian : Asianus, Asius
• aside adv : seorsum
• aside n : dictum seorsum
• ask : ab aliquo aliquid quaero ere quaesivi quaesItus, aliquem aliquid or de aliquo rogo; scIscitor ari
• ask him about thing : rem ex eo or ab eo or de eo quaero ere, rem ab eo or ex eo or int de re scIscitor ari, scisco sciscere scivi scitus
• I asked whether he knew : rogavi num sciverit, or just sciverit
• ask her this (question) : hoc eam rogo, sciscito de ea, eam intErrogo, quaestinem ei statuo ere, pono ere
• ask for : ab aliquo aliquid rogo; peto ere petIvi petItus
• you're asking me something else : aliud me rogas
• ask him more : ab eo ultra quaero ere
• ask to, that : eum rogo ut/ne, aliquem aliquid, aliquid ab aliquo, oro ut/ne, aliquem aliquid, peto ex eo ut facias/ ne facias
• if anyone asks me : si quis me interroget
• ask him if he did it : ex eo quaero num hoc fecerit
• ask why : requIro requirere requisIvi requisItus quamobrem qua de causa
• look at askance : limis oculis aspicio Aspicit ere, suspicio ere suspexi suspectus, sUspicor ari
• asleep : dormiens
• fall asleep : obdormisco ere (or obdormo ere) obdormIvi obdormItus
• aspect : aspectus us, facies iEi (s and p); factor, elementum, pars partis; attributum, nota, ratio, res, formae arum; Indoles, natura; qualitas
• basic/ structural aspect : facies primariae/ structurarum formae
• deontological aspect : ratio deontologica, aspectus deontologicus
• psychological aspect : res psychologica
• aspirant to the part : appetItor ris m partis, Appetens
• (high) aspiration : studium, affectatio, spes spei (magna spectare); appetentia +gn (desire for), appetitio +gn (impulse toward), appetitus us (appetite for), desiderium
• aspire to : Appeto ere appetIvi appetItus
• assassin : sicarus, percussor
• assassinate : caedo ere cedIdi caesus, (per insidias) interficio ere interfEci interfectus
• assassination : caedes is e ium f
• assault n : vis f, impetus us, oppugnatio, incursus us, incursio; impugnatio
• assault him : vim facio ere in eum; eum oppugno are, adorior adoriri adortus sum
• assemble : compOno; cOnvoco
• assembly : concilium, coetus us, contio; comitia orum; compositio, nis; junctura, compactio, impAges impAgum
• assent v : assentio ire assensi assensus, assentior iri assensus sum +dt, subscribo ere +dt; (much) adsentor ari
• assent n : assensio, assensus us, approbatio
• assert : Assero ere ui assertus, afirmo are, assEvero are
• assertion : assertio, affirmatio
• assertorical : assertoricus, attributivus, de inesse
• assess : taxo are, AEstimo are, judico are; censeo Ere censui census
• assessment : aestimatio, taxatio
• assign : assigno are, tribuo ere tribui tribUtus
• assignment : assignatio, pensum
• assimilate to surrounding culture : assimulari moribus circumjectis cogitandi atque agendi, culturae circumjectae, circumcirca
• assimilate to : rem rei assImulo are (or assumulo; also “pretend”), rem, cum re, or rei adaequo, rem aequor ari, rem aequor alicui, rem rei similem facio
• assimilation : assimulatio (assimilatio)
• assist : auxilior ari +dt, Adjuvo are, juvo are +ac ad, opem or auxilium fero ferre
• assistant : adjutor, adjutrix
• associate with : socio are cum +dt inter se, consocio are cum, inter se, adjungo ere, ad +dt; attribuo ere ui Utus, tribuo, adscribo or ascribo ere; homine utor uti
• associate with John : Johanne familiariter uti
• association : consociatio, congregatio, societas, consortium, sodalicium
• assume : sumo ere sumpsi sumptus; pono ere; statuo ere; praesuppono ere praesupposui praesuppositus
• assumption, presupposition : sumptio, praesumptio, praesuppositum, praesuppositio, opinatio
• assurance : confirmatio; fiducia; securitas, firmitas; certitudo udinis f
• assure : affirmo, confirmo, tutum reddo ere
• they assure me : mihi pro certo or confidenter affirmant, confirmant
• asterisk : asteriscus i
• you astonish me : me obstupEfacis (facio ere feci factus), mihi admirationem moves (moveo Ere movi motus)
• be astonished at : obstupesco ere obstupui, stupeo stupEre stupui +ab, attOnitus sum esse
• astonishing : mirus, mirabilis, miriIficus, mirandus, stupendus; improvisus
• astonishment : stupor, admiratio
• astonishingly : admirabiliter
• be astray : erro are, vagor ari
• lead astray : a (recta) via abdUco, e recto itInere aberro, in errorem indUco
• astronaut : nauta sideralis m
• astrophysics : astrophysica
• at all : omnino, prorsus, utique, aliquando
• not at all : nequaquam, haudquaquam, non prorsus; abest
• nothing at all : nihil prorsus
• at four o'clock : quarta hora
• at a quarter past two o'clock : quadrante post secundam
• at that time : eo tempore (time), in eo tempore (situation)
• at the most, at the latest : (ad) summum
• tomorrow at the latest : ad summum cras
• ataraxia : atarAxia, patientia
• atheism : atheismus i, nulla Dei fides fidei, irreligio
• atheist : Atheus i Athei (or Atheos), atheista ae mf
• atheistic : atheisticus
• Athens : AthEnae arum
• athlete : athlEta ae mf
• Atlantic : Atlanticus
• atman : atman (ind)
• atmosphere : atmosphaera, circumfusus or circumjectus aer; ambitus conditio, rerum conditio, conditiones, animi habitus, circumstantiae
• atom : Atomus i f
• atomic : atOmicus
• atomism : atomismus i
• atone for : expio are
• atonement : expiatio
• atrocious : atrox atrOcis
• atrocity : res atrox, nefas, neganda; atrocitas
• attach to the concept : conceptui affIgo, affigere affIxi affixus, alligo are
• attachment : appendicula, annexum, junctura, affixio
• attack n : impetus us, oppugnatio, incursus us, incursio, vis f, impugnatio
• attack Descartes : Cartesium impugno are; aggredior Aggredi aggressus sum, oppugno are; vim facio in Cartesium
• attain : attingo ere Attigi attActus, pervenio ire ad, pertingo pertingere ad, adipiscor adipisci adeptus sum, assequor Assequi assecutus sum, consequor cOnsequi consecutus sum
• attainable : quod attingi potest; impetrabilis
• attained : adeptus (also used passively)
• attainment : adeptio, comparatio; ars artis, eruditio
• attempt n : conatus us rei faciendae, ad rem faciendam, conAmen inis n, temptamen temptAminis n or temptamina orum
• attempt v : conor ari, tempto are, nitor niti nisus or nixus sum pro, ad, in, +inf, contendo ere contendi contentus, studeo Ere, experior iri expertus sum, periclitor ari
• attend course : in cursu or cursui intErsum interesse interfui/ cursos frequento are; cursum Adeo adire
• attend to it : operam dare ei
• attendance : praesentia
• attention : attentus animi, attentio, intentio
• attract attention, interest in : attentionem (animi) Attraho, capio ere
• direct attention to this : attentionem ad hoc dIrigo ere dirExi directus, cogitationem, animum in aliquid intendo ere, omnes cogitationes ad aliquid cOnfero conferre, mentem in aliqua re defIgo ere
• if one pay close attention : si quis bene attendat
• pay attention! : (animum, dictis meis) attendite! Date operam!
• pay attention to this : illud attendo; animum ad illud attendo ere attendi attentus; huic operam do, huic incumbo ere, hoc animadverto ere animadverti versus, ad hoc or huic adverto ere adverti adversus
• attentive : attentus ad
• attic : subtegulAneum
• my attitude to : affectio ad; meus mentis habitus +gn or with a qualifying habitus, mea opinatio, mea sententia de, opinio de, judicatio de, cogitatio; animus i, spiritus i, aestimatio, judicium de; conceptus, conceptio, modus intelligendi; habitus us epistemicus; consuetudo (custom, usage), consensus us de; status us, respectus is, ratio; cursus us; inclinatio, proclivitas; modus i, acceptio epistemica; voluntas, propositum, mens; affectus; se gerendi modus i; gestus us; positio, thesis, doctrina; sensus us
• attract : (ad se) Attraho ere; oculos in se converto ere; allicio Allicit ere allexi allectus, capio ere
• attraction : vis attractionis; illEcebra ae
• attractive : speciOsus, amAbilis, lEpidus, venustus; illecebrOsus
• attribute n : attributum, proprietas
• attribute existence to the concept : existentiam conceptui attribuo ere ui utus, tribuo ere tribui tribUtus, adscribo, pono in conceptu
• attribution : attributio
• audience : cavea, auditorium, Aditus us, auditores, spectatores
• audiocasette : phonocasEta
• audiotape : phonotaenIola, phonotaenia
• audiovisual : audivisIficus
• audition : scaenicae aptitudinis exploratio, probatio scaenica
• aunt : Amita (father's sister), matErtera (mother's sister)
• authentic : germanus, sincerus, verus, merus, certus; authenticus, genuinus, auctoritate praeditus, certae fidei
• authenticity : bonitas, simplicitas, germanitas, genuinitas; auctoritas, authentica ratio, autenticitas
• author : auctor, scriptor, compOsitor
• authoress : auctrix Icis
• authority : auctoritas
• authorize : potestatem facio ere, permitto ere alicui ut or +inf
• autarchy : autarchia, autonomia, sui ipsium moderatio
• autarky : autarkeia as (Gr)
• auto a : autocinEticus
• automatic : automatarius, automaticus
• automatically : sponte, automAtice, suis viribus
• automobile n : autocinEtum, autorAEda f, raeda, carrum, currus us m
• automobile a : autocinEticus
• autonomous : autOnomus, independens, liber
• autonomy : autonomia, libertas
• autopilot : automatarium instrumentum directorium
• (in the) autumn : autumnus (autumno)
• autumn a : autumnalis, autumnus
• it avails : prodest, valet, potest
• it is of no avail : nihil valet, potest
• available : promptus (person: ad aliquid, ad agendum, in agendo, +dt: veniae dando) apertus, paratus, utilis, (ad usum) aptus, in promptu esse +dt or inf, expeditus, in expedito, praesto esse, praesto adesse ad, parabilis; existens, contentus; invenibilis
• be available to me : mihi sUppeto suppEtere suppetIvi suppetItus, suppedito are (int) ad or in +ac, mihi in promptu, mihi praesto est; subsum subesse
• avenge the deed : fAcinus vIndico
• avenger, avenging : ultor Oris, ultrix ultrIcis
• average n : medIetas, mediOcritas; media punctorum ratio
• average a : medius, mOdicus
• on the average : media habita ratione, peraeque, circa, circiter, fere, plusminusve,
• Avignon : Avinnio onis
• avoid : evIto are, vito are, anteverto antevertere anteversi anteversus, impedio ire; fugio fUgere fugi fugitus
• avoidance : vitatio
• I'm awake : vIgilo are
• am aware of : mihi conscius +gn, sentio ire, scio scire, novi novisse nOveram
• awareness : conscientia, conscius animus; cognitio; perspicientia
• awesome : mirabilis
• awful : dirus, terribilis
• awkward : inconcInnus, laevus
• axe : secUris is im i (or em e) f
• axiology : axiologia
• axiom : axiOma atis n
• axiom system : systEma axiomaticum
• axis : axis is i em e m
• Aztec : Aztecus

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