How to say in latin and english meaning of latin words
How to say in latin and english meaning of latin words
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How to say in latin and english meaning of latin words
A certain amount, considerable
A hundred
A little
A little, somewhat
A long time ago
A measure (of corn), peck
A pair, two each
A wrong, injustice
Abandon
Abandon, desert
Able to endure, tolerant of
About
About (of time, number)
About
About, from, down from
Above, besides
Above, beyond
Above, over, upon
Absolutely, completely
Absolutely, truly, utterly
Abuse, misuse
Abuse, reviling
Abuse. insult
Abyss, whirlpool, sea
Accept, take in, receive
Accept, take in, receive, hear
Accepts
Accompany
Accompany, carry out, fulfil, describe, avenge
Accomplish, cause
Accomplish, complete
Accomplish, effect, obtain
Account, reckoning, manner, reason
Accusation, charge, crime
Accuse
Accuse, blame
Accustom, become accustomed
Achieve, perform, commit
Acom, bullet
Acquainted with, skilful, expert
Acre
Across
Across, over
Active, energetic
Actor
Actually, really, certainly
Add, join
Address
Address a meeting
Adjacent, related by marriage
Adjacent, unbroken, continuous
Administrator, financial agent
Admit, commit
Admit, confess
Adorn, decorate, provide, equip
Adult males, youth, young men
Advance
Advance, proceed
Advantage, profit
Advise, urge
Aedile
Affect, influence, endow with
After
After, behind
After, when
Afterwards
Afterwards, next
Afterwards, then
Again
Against
Against, opposite
Against, towards
Against, up(hill)
Age
Agile, fickle, liable to change
Ago
Agree
Agree with
Agree, be consistent with
Agreement, contract
Agreement, contract, bargain
Agreement, union
Air
Alasi
Alive, living
All
All the way, right up to, continuously
All, every
All, whole
All, whole, general
Allow, permit
Ally, comrade, companion
Almost, nearly
Almost, nearly, about
Alone
Alone, lonely, only, on one's own
Alone, only, alone
Also
Also, even
Also, even, still
Also, too
Altar
Altar(s)
Although
Altogether, at all, entirely
Altogether, entirely, at all
Always
Am absent, am away, am distant from
Am born
Ambush
Ambush, trap, trick
Among
Among, at the house of
Among, at the house of, according to
Among, at the house of, according to, in the opinion of
Among, between
Among, with, at the house of
An age, era, lifetime
Ancestors
Anchor
Ancient
Ancient, of former times
And
And not, nor, neither
And so
And so, therefore
And, both
Anger
Anger
Angry
Anguish, distress
Animal, head of cattle
Announce
Announce, report
Announces
Annoy
Answer, reply
Anxious, uneasy
Any
Anyone, anything
Anywhere
Appeal, entreat
Appear
Appearance, shape, pretext
Applaud
Applauds
Apple
Apply, bring to, call in
Approach
Approach, be added
Approach, come near to
Approach, enter, undergo
Approach, threaten, pursue eagerly
Arch
Archer
Are here
Arm
Armed
Armourbearer
Arms, weapons
Arms, weapons, armour
Army
Around
Around (of place)
Around, about
Around, about (of place, time, number)
Arouse, wake up
Arouse, wake up, incite
Arrange, station
Arrival
Arrive
Arrow
Art
Art, skill
Artillery, torture
As
As ... as possible
As … as possible
As far as
As if, just as, as it were
As if, just as, nearly
As long as, until
As quickly as possible
As soon as
As soon as possible
As, just as
As, when
As, where, when, how
Ashes
Ask
Ask, ask for
Ask, enquire, question
Asks
Assassin
Assemble hurriedly, meet in battle
Assembly for elections, elections
Assembly, collision
Assembly, crowd
Assembly, speech
Assent, approve, promise
Assign, comnit
Astonished
Astonished, thunder-struck
Astonishment, numbness
At another time, elsewhere
At close quarters
At first
At first
At hand, ready (esp. to help)
At last
At last, finally
At last, finally, in short
At least
At once
At once, immediately
At some time, sometimes
At the right time, timely, ripe
At the same time
At the same time, together
At/from a distance
At/in Rome
Attack
Attack, approach
Attack, charge
Attack, impulse
Attempt, effort
Attendant, member of retinue, accomplice
Augur, prophet
Augur, prophet, commander
Aunt (maternal)
Authority
Avenge, punish, take vengeance on
Avenger
Avoid
Awake, watchful
Aware (of), in the know
Axe
Back
Back
Back, again
Back, rear
Backwards, back
Backwards, behind, unfavourable
Badge, medal
Baggage
Baggageanimal
Balance, swing, hurl
Ball
Bank
Banquet, feast
Bar, bolt, lock, barrier
Bark
Barren, unfruitful
Battle
Baytree, laurel
Be
Be able
Be able, be strong
Be absent, be away, be distant
Be absent, fail, be lacking
Be accustomed
Be afraid (of)
Be afraid, fear
Be alarmed, be agitated
Be averse to, be far from
Be born, begin
Be cold
Be cold, be lifeless, fall flat
Be distant, be different
Be eager, long for, crave
Be eager, pursue, be devoted
Be empty of/free from (+abl), have leisure for (+dat)
Be faint, weary, listless
Be fierce, rage
Be glad, happy
Be hated by
Be here, be present
Be hot
Be hungry
Be ignorant, not know
Be ill
Be in a place or state, be engaged in
Be in charge of
Be in charge of (+ dat.)
Be in labour, bring forth, produce
Be in the way, oppose, obstruct
Be kind to, yield to, indulge in, grant
Be left over, survive
Be left, remain, survive
Be necessary, ought, must
Be of use (to)
Be open/clear/evident
Be out, be absent
Be out, be absent, be away
Be out, be absent, be away, be distant
Be pale
Be pleased, rejoice
Be present
Be prominent, stand out
Be quite warm
Be red, blush
Be silent
Be silent, be quiet
Be skilful, versed in, have knowledge of
Be sluggish, dull, listless
Be sold
Be stiff or numb (usually with cold)
Be stiff, rough, filthy
Be strong, have influence
Be strong/healthy, have power/effect
Be stunned, astounded
Be thirsty
Be unable
Be wet
Beak, ship's beak
Beam
Bear
Bear witness, show
Bear, carry, say
Bear, endure, support, nourish
Bear, fetch, bring
Bear, wear, wage war, manage
Beard
Beast
Beast, monster
Beat, bash, strike
Beat, lament
Beat, strike, disturb
Beautiful
Beautiful, handsome
Because
Because of, on account of
Because, (as to) the fact that
Become accustomed
Become angry
Become hard or solid
Become tame, gentle
Become, be made, happen
Bed
Bed, couch
Bedroom
Bee
Before
Before, in front of
Before, previously
Before, until
Beg
Beg, beseech, pray
Beg, pray to avert something, pray for
Began
Begin
Begin (a speech)
Begin (past tenses only)
Beginning
Beginning, origin
Beginning, prelude, preface
Behind, after
Believe, trust
Believe, trust, entrust
Believe, trust, have faith in
Bellow, roar
Belly
Belonging to another, foreign (to)
Belonging to the family, private, internal
Below
Below, underneath
Belt
Bench
Bend, curve (trans.)
Bent, crooked
Bereave, deprive of
Bereft (of family), orphaned, childless
Bereft, deprived of (esp. of husband or wife)
Beseech, implore
Besides, moreover, in addition
Besiege, blockade
Betray
Betray, surrender
Betrayer, traitor
Better
Between, among, inside, within
Beware (of), take care
Beyond, except, besides
Beyond, further, besides
Big
Big, large, great
Big, spacious, grand
Bigger, greater
Bind, tie
Bird
Bird
Bird, winged (as adj.)
Birth, offspring
Bite
Bitter
Black
Blame, curse
Blame, scold, rebuke
Blames, curses
Blast, blowing
Blaze, flame, passion
Blend, moderate, control be restrained
Blind
Block up, obstruct
Blood
Blood, gore
Bloody
Bloom, flourish
Blow
Blow, stroke
Blow, wound, misfortune
Blows, a flogging
Blunt, dull
Blunt, dull, stupid
Boast
Boat
Body
Boil, seethe, burn, be agitated
Bold, daring
Bold, impudent, pert
Boldness, bravery, audacity
Book
Booty, plunder
Booty, spoil(s)
Bore, perforate
Borrow
Boss of shield, shield
Both
Both ... and
Boundary, limit
Bow, rainbow, arch, anything arched
Boxingglove
Boy
Brain
Branch
Brandish, shake, quiver
Brave
Brave, strong, bold
Bravely
Bravery
Brawl, quarrel
Bread, loaf
Break, burst
Break, burst, break through
Break, crush
Breast, chest, heart
Breast, heart
Breast, lap, bay
Breath, blast, inspiration
Breath, life, spirit, courage
Breath, soul, life
Breath, spirit, character
Breathe
Breeze, air
Bribery
Bridge
Bridle, restraint
Bright, brilliant, beautiful
Bright, brilliant, noble
Bright, clear
Bright, clear, shrill
Brilliance, excellence
Bring about, complete, perfect
Bring back, bring or reduce to a state, make, render
Bring back, report, refer
Bring back, win
Bring in, bring on
Bring on oneself
Bring or place against, cover over
Bring out, disclose
Bring out, prepare, arrange, release
Bring, carry
Bring, carry, bear
Bring/carry back, report, tell
Brings, carries
Brisk, vigorous
Broad, wide, copious
Bronze, anything made of bronze, money
Brother
Brother, sister, genuine
Build
Build, contrive, devise
Build, make
Building
Bull
Bullock
Bunch of grapes
Burden, load
Burdensome, heavy
Burial mound, hill
Burn (trans)
Burn, be on fire, be inflamed
Burn, cremate
Burn, set on fire
Burn, set on fire, inflame, rouse
Burst forth, break out
Bury
Business
But
But if
But, however
Buy
Buys
By birth, in age
By chance
By day
By day, daily
By divine influence or inspiration, excellently
By night
By no means, not at all
Calendar, annals
Calf
Call
Call as witness, entreat
Call together, assemble, summon
Call together, summon
Call, address, name
Call, summon, invite, name
Calls
Calm, quiet, stop
Camp
Can, be able
Candidature for office
Canvassing, attempt to gain favour, ambition
Captive, prisoner
Care for, administer, attend to
Care, charge, anxiety
Care, diligence
Care, worry
Careful
Careful, diligent
Careful, hard-working
Carefully
Careless, heedless
Carries
Carry
Carry off, confer, report inform against
Carry out, accomplish
Carry, bear, convey
Carry, bear, take
Carry, wield, wear
Carve
Cast lots (for), allot, receive, obtain
Catapult
Catch sight of, notice
Catch, arrest, detect
Catches sight of
Cause, lawcase
Cause, reason, case
Cause, reason, case (in court)
Cautiously, gradually
Cavalry
Cave
Cease
Censor (official)
Centurion
Certain
Certain, sure, fixed
Certainly, doubtless, to be sure
Chain, fetter
Chain, rope, bond
Champion, avenger
Chance, luck
Change one's home, depart
Change, alter
Change, exchange
Character, ability
Character, talent
Chariot
Charioteer
Chase, hunt
Chases, hunts
Cheap, poor, worthless
Cheat
Check, put a stop to
Cheeks, eyes
Cheerful, merry
Chief, chieftain
Chief, chieftain, emperor
Chief, emperor
Child
Child of
Children
Chin
Choose, select
Choose, wish, desire
Chosen, select
Circle, anything circular, world
Circle, ring
Citadel, fortress
Citizen
Citizens of Rome
Citizenship, state, city
Citizenship, state, city, tribe
City
City walls, city
City, town
City, town, Rome
Civil, civic, polite
Clap, applaud
Class, fleet
Clean, neat, elegant
Clean, pure, plain
Clear, bright
Clear, famous, distinguished
Clearly, entirely, quite
Clearly, namely, that is
Clever, cunning
Clever, cunning, shrewd
Client
Client (of patronus)
Client ship, group of client
Climb
Cloak
Close to, next to
Close, block, complete
Close, tight, narrow
Clothe
Clothes
Cloud
Coast
Cock
Cohort, company
Coin, money
Cold
Collapse, ruin, destruction
Colleague
Collect, compare, contribute, bestow
Collect, gather
Collect, gather together
Collect, recover oneself (with reflexive)
Colour
Column (of men), procession
Column of men, army
Column of men, procession
Column, pillar
Come
Come back, return
Come next, pursue, attack
Come out, happen, result
Come to help, help
Come together, gather, meet
Come together, gather, meet, be settled
Come together, meet
Comedy
Comes
Comes back, returns
Comfort, console
Comfort, relief
Coming after, next
Command, power, empire
Commander, governor
Commit suicide
Commit, entrust, command
Commit, fight, begin (battle)
Common, general
Comnander, man in charge of (+ dat.)
Company of soldiers
Complain
Complaint
Complaint, lamentation
Complalriing
Complete, accomplish
Complete, wear out
Comply with, obey
Comrade, companion
Conceal
Concern, pertain to
Condemn
Condemn, sentence
Condition, character, dress
Confess, profess
Confine, restrain, control
Confirm, assert
Confuse, disturb, throw into disorder
Confused, troubled, viol
Congratulate
Conquer, defeat, win, be victorious
Conquer, win, be victorious
Consecrate, confirm, ratify
Consider, reflect, intend
Conspiracy
Conspire, plot
Consul
Consult, consider, advise
Consume, eat away
Content, satisfied
Contest, battle, struggle
Continue, proceed
Continuing, without break, perpetual
Control, power
Convenient
Conversation, conference
Convict, condemn
Cook
Cooks
Copse, thicket
Copy, pattern, model
Corn, grain
Corn, price of corn
Corner, angle
Corpse
Couch
Cough
Council, meeting
Council, plan, advice, prudence
Count, number
Country
Country house
Country, homeland
Country-house, estate, farm
Courage
Courage, virtue
Courtyard, palace
Cover
Cover, hide
Cover, protect, hide
Cover, veil
Covered
Cow
Cowardly
Crack, chink
Craftsman
Crash, din
Creak, grate, hiss, etc.
Creaking, hissing, grating noise
Creator, originator, person responsible
Creep, crawl
Crier, auctioneer
Crime
Crime, outrage, deed
Crime, wickedness
Crisis, danger, difference
Crooked, perverse, bad
Cross
Crossroads highway
Crow
Crowd
Crowd, compress, stuff, throng round
Crowd, mob, disturbance, multitude
Crowd, multitude
Crowd, rabble, the masses
Crowded, full
Crowded, thick, frequent
Crown of head, top, summit, whirlpool, whirlwind
Cruel
Crush
Crush, overwhelm
Cuirass
Cultivate, worship, honour
Cultivation, care, culture, civilisation
Cup
Cup, drink, potion
Cure
Cure, heal
Curse
Custom, habit
Cut
Cut down, destroy
Cut off
Cut, clip, shear
Cut, kill, beat
Cut, split, tear
D ra in, swa 11 ow
Dagger
Daily
Damage, loss
Damp, wet
Dance
Danger
Dangerous
Dare
Dark
Dark blue or green
Dark, shady
Darkness
Dash down, crush
Daughter
Daughterinlaw, young woman
Dawn
Day
Dead
Deadly, mournful, sad
Deaf
Dear
Death
Death-penalty, punishment
Deceit, trick(ery)
Deceitful, treacherous
Deceive
Deceive, cheat, escape one's notice
Deceive, cheat, go unnoticed
Decide
Decide between, distinguish
Decide, decree
Decide, establish
Decision, decree
Declare, say often
Declare, state
Dedicate, consecrate
Dedicate, devote
Deep
Deeply, far within, utterly
Defence, protection
Defend
Define, determine, lay down
Deflect, deviate
Delay
Delay, cease, be inactive
Delay, hinder
Delay, hinder, prevent
Delight
Delight, amuse
Delight, please
Demand
Demand, ask
Demand, ask for
Demands
Depart, leave
Depart, retire, cease
Descend, come down
Descendants, progeny
Deserter
Deservedly
Desire
Desire, lust
Desire, wish, want
Despair
Despise, hold in contempt, disparage
Despise, reject, scorn
Destroy
Destroy, kill
Destroy, lose
Destruction
Destruction, ruin
Devotion, duty
Devour
Devour, consume
Dew, water
Die
Die (dice)
Die, perish
Die, perish, be ruined
Different
Different, opposite
Different, various, diverse
Difficult
Difficulty
Dig
Dignity, grandeur, (as crime) high treason
Diligence
Diligent, industrious
Din, crash, roar
Din, roaring sound
Dine
Dines
Dinner
Dinner, meal
Dinnercompanion, guest
Dinnercouch, dining room
Dinnerparty, banquet
Direct, send straight
Dirt, filth, meanness, baseness, stinginess
Dirty, low, mean, vile
Disadvantage, injury, misfortune
Disagree
Disagree, be different
Disagreeing, at variance
Disaster, loss, defeat
Discern, perceive, make out
Disgrace
Disgrace, debauchery, rape
Disgrace, dishonour, shame
Disgrace, scandal
Disgrace, shame, insult
Disgraceful, ugly
Dishonour, disgrace
Dismiss, abandon
Dismiss, scatter
Disparage, carp at
Display, set out, intend
Displease
Distant, long
Distaste, aversion, disgust
Distinguish
Distinguished, glorious
Distinguished, glorious, famous
District, village
Distrust, despair
Disturb, make anxious, urge, provoke, incite
Ditch, trench
Divide, separate
Divine
Divine power, deity
Do
Do not know, be ignorant, misunderstand
Do wrong, offend
Do, act
Do, act, drive
Doctor
Does
Dog
Donkey
Door
Door, entrance
Doorpost, door (in pl.)
Double
Double, twofold
Doubt, hesitate
Doubtful
Doubtful, undecided
Doubtful, wavering
Dove, pigeon
Downcast, humble
Downhill, liable to
Downwards
Dowry
Drag
Draw a sword, pluck, tie
Draw up, prepare, equip, supply
Draw, paint
Dreadful
Dream
Dregs
Drink
Drinks
Drive
Drive back, repel
Drive out, exact, complete
Drive, toss, keep going
Drop
Drunk
Dry
Dry, parched
Duly, rightly, according to custom or religion
Dust
Duties, functions
Dutiful, faithful, devout
Duty, task, function
Each (of two), both
Each, each one, every
Eager (for), greedy
Eagerness, study, devotion
Eagle, legionary standard
Eagle, standard
Ear
Ear of corn
Earn, deserve
Earn, deserve, complete term of service
Earth, land, country
Easily
East
Easy
Eat
Eat, consume, spend
Eats
Egg
Eight
Elegant, refined, sumptuous
Eloquent
Elsewhere
Embrace
Embrace, include
Emperor
Emperor, chief, chieftain
Emperor, commander
Emperor, general, leader
Empire
Empire, power
Empire, power, command
Empty
Empty, idle, useless
Empty, worthless, vain
Enclose, hold back, contain
Enclose, surround, fence
Encourage
Encourage, urge
End a war, subdue
End, boundary, pl territory
Endowed with (+ abl.)
Enemy
Enemy, hostile
Engineer, devise
Enjoy
Enormous, vast
Enough
Enter
Enter, undertake
Enters
Entice, allure
Entice, draw out
Entice, seduce
Entrust
Envious, jealous
Envy, grudge
Envy, jealousy, malice, unpopularity
Equal
Equal, fair, favourable, calm
Equally
Equally, similarly
Equip, prepare
Escape
Escape, result
Especially
Especially, chiefly
Even
Evening
Ever
Everlasting
Everlasting, perpetual
Every day
Every day, daily
Everywhere
Evidence, proof
Evidence, proof, theme, plot
Evidence, sign, proof
Evil, bad
Examine carefully
Examine, discuss
Examine, discuss, discourse
Example, precedent
Example, proof, pattern, idea
Excellent, extraordinary
Exclaim
Exclaims
Executioner, murderer
Exhausted
Exile
Expenditure, cost
Expense, cost, charge
Experience
Experience, skill
Experienced, skilled, expert
Explore, investigate
Expression, face
Extend, increase, prolong
Extravagance, excess
Eye
Face, appearance
Face, expression
Facedown, headlong, inclined to
Faceupwards, lying on the back
Fail
Faint, weak
Faithful, loyal
Fall
Fall (esp. in battle), perish, collapse
Fall down
Fall dying, die
Fall silent, still
Fall, chance, happening
Fall, perish
Fall, ruin, destruction
Falling, fallen, fleeting transitory
False statement or accusation
False, feigned
False, untrue, dishonest
Family, household
Family, tribe, race, people
Famous, clear
Famous, distinguished
Far away, distant
Far off, by far, very much
Farm
Farm, estate
Farmer
Farmer, colonist
Fasces, bundle of rods carried by lictors
Fasten together
Fat, fertile
Fate, destiny
Fate, luck, fortune (good or bad)
Father
Fatherinlaw
Fault, blame
Fault, offence
Fault, vice, crime
Favour, support
Favour, support, applause
Favour, thanks, esteem
Fear
Fear, anxiety
Fear, be afraid
Fear, terror
Fear, trembling
Fearful, panicky
Feast
Feast, banquet
Feather, wing (in plur.)
Fed full, sated
Feed on
Feed, pasture
Feel, notice
Feel, notice, hear, judge
Feels
Female friend
Fertile
Fetter, shackle
Fever
Few, a few
Field
Field, land
Field, land, territory
Fierce
Fierce, cruel, brave
Fierce, ferocious
Fierce, grim, savage
Fiercely
Fiery
Fight
Fight (to the end), contend
Fight, battle
Fight, struggle
Fights
Fill
Fill up
Fill up, complete, satisfy
Fill, glut, satisfy
Fills
Filthy, stiff with dirt,
Find
Find out, discover
Find, discover
Find, discover, find out
Finds
Fine
Fine, delicate, precise
Fine, handsome, pretty
Finger/toe
Finish
Finish, settle, pass, spend
Finish, wear out
Fire
Firm, stable
Firm, steady, resolute
Firmness of character, courage
First
First, chief
Firtree
Fish
Fishpond, swimmingpool
Fit, adapt, apply
Fit, make ready
Fitted with, equipped with
Five
Fix, attach, transfix
Fix, determine, decide, arrange
Fixed, settled, certain
Flagistracy
Flame
Flash, shine
Flatter
Flatter, entice
Flattering, pleasant
Flattery
Flee, run away from, avoid
Fleece
Flesh
Flicker, quiver, flash
Flight, escape
Flint, rock
Flock
Flog
Flourish, thrive
Flow
Flower
Fly
Fly, flit
Flying, winged, rapid
Foam, froth
Fodder
Fog, darkness
Follow
Follow, pursue, attend
Following, next, second, favourable
Food
Foolish, mad
Foolishness
Foot
Foot, paw
Footprint, trace
For
For a long time
For a short time
For some (considerable) time
For that reason
For the sake of
Forage, search for food
Forbid, order…not
Force, compel
Force, compel, drive, assemble
Forces, troops
Ford, sea (often plural)
Forecourt, entrance
Forehead, front
Foreign
Foreign, barbarian
Foreigner, stranger (and as adj.)
Foresee, prophesy
Forget
Forgetful, heedless (of)
Forgive, pardon
Former, original
Fortification
Fortify, defend, guard
Fortunate, happy
Fortunate, happy, prosperous
Forum, market place
Fosterchild, pupil
Foul, repulsive
Found, establish, hide
Found, establish, store up, hide, bury
Fountain, spring
Four
Fourhorse chariot
Fox
Free
Free a slave
Free from care, untroubled, serene
Free from, devoid of, untaxed
Free, set free
Freebom, noble, frank
Freedman
Freedman, ex-slave
Freedom
Freedom, lawlessness, lie
Freight-carrying (of ships and animals)
Frequent, numerous
Frequent, numerous, crowded
Frequently
Friend
Friend, companion
Friendship
Frighten
Frighten away, deter
Frightens
Frisky, playful, lewd
Frog
From
From all sides, on all sides
From here, hence, henceforth
From the very bottom, utterly
From there
From there, thereupon, next
From where
From where, whence
From, away from, by
From, by
From, down from, about
From, out of
From, out of, out
From/on both sides
Fruit (of any kind)
Fruit, crops, produce
Fruit, profit
Fugitive, exiled
Full
Full of life, vigorous
Full, filled
Funeral procession, rites
Funeral pyre
Funeral, death, ruin
Furrow
Further
Further, forwards, moreover
Furthest, last, utmost
Furthest, utmost, last
Future generations
Gable, top, summit, highest degree
Gain, profit
Garden
Garland, crown
Garland, wreath
Gate
Gather in a mass
Gather, meet
Gathers, meets
Generation, century
Generous
Gentle, merciful
Gentle, mild
Get to know, find out
Get to know, find out, learn
Get to know, learn
Get up, stand up, rise
Get, obtain
Gets up, stands up
Gift, present
Girl
Girl-friend
Give
Give a share, impart, bestow (+ dat. of person)
Give back
Give back, restore
Give back, restore, hand over, make
Give birth to, produce, acquire
Give freely, lavish
Give instructions, warn
Give out, produce, publish
Give, grant, pay, assign
Give, present with
Gives
Gives back
Gladly
Gladly, willingly
Glide, slip, fall
Glitter, splendour
Glory
Glory, splendour, honour
Go
Go away
Go away, depart
Go back, come back, return
Go back, return
Go down, come down
Go out
Go out, come out
Go out, go up, escape, turn out
Go to meet, engage in, perform, die
Go to meet, meet, occur
Go to see, visit
Go up to, approach
Go up, approach, follow after, relieve, succeed
Go, proceed, act, attack
Go, walk, advance
God
Goddess
Goes
Goes away
Goes out
Going or lying across
Gold
Golden
Good
Good sense
Good, upright, virtuous
Goodbye!
Goodbye, farewell
Goodbye, farewell!
Goods, possessions, property
Goose
Grace, charm
Gradually, little by little
Granary, storehouse
Grandfather, ancestor
Grandson
Grasping, greedy
Grass
Grass, herb
Grave, tomb
Greatly
Greed
Greedy
Green
Greet
Greet, salute
Greets
Grief
Gripping, sticky, firm
Groan
Groan, bewail, lament
Ground, earth
Ground, land
Ground, land, country
Ground, land, earth
Grow up
Grow, increase
Growing corn
Guard
Guard, watch
Guards
Guest
Guest, host
Habit, custom, (pl) character, morals
Hail, farewell
Hair
Hair
Hair, foliage
Half
Hall
Hall, court
Halt, stand, stand firm
Hand
Hand over
Hand over, entrust, hand down, surrender
Hand over, entrust, permit, allow
Hand, band
Hand, group of people
Handle, manage, deal with
Hands over
Hang (intrans.)
Hang over, threaten
Happen
Happen, interrupt, come in the middle of (+ dat.)
Happy
Happy, glad
Happy, wealthy
Harbour
Harbour, port
Hard, harsh, rough
Hardly, scarcely
Hardly, scarcely, with difficulty
Hare
Harm, violate, break
Harmless
Harmless, innocent
Harsh, strict
Harvest
Has
Hate
Hateful
Hatred
Have
Have, hold, consider
Having eaten lunch, breakfasted
Having no part in, devoid of
Hawk
He/she says, he/she said
Head
Head, person, life, capital
Headband
Headlong, steep
Heal
Health, safety, greeting
Healthy, sound, sane
Healthy, wholesome
Heap
Heap of things destroyed, carnage
Heap, pile
Heap, pile, mass
Hear
Hear, listen to
Hears
Heart
Hearth
Heat
Heat, eagerness, ardour
Heat, tide
Heavy, serious
Heavy, serious, painful, important
Heel
Hegoat
Heir
Hello!
Helmet
Help
Help, please
Help, support, reserve troops
Hen
Henceforth, next
Herd
Herd, cattle
Here
Here, to this place
Hereditary, ancestral, of one's father
Hero
Hide
Hide, lurk
Hiding-place, lair
High
High
High, deep
High, elevated
High, raised high
Higher, previous, elder, superior
Highest, greatest, top
Highest, greatest, top (of)
Highway robbery, piracy
Highwayman, mugger
Hill
Him
Himself
Himself, herself
Himself, herself, itself, themselves
Hinder, delay
His (own), her (own), its (own), their (own)
His, her, its, their (own)
His, her, their
Hit against, come across, meet with, blunder, offend
Hit hard, kill, shock
Hit, thump
Hits, thumps
Hoarse
Hold
Hold back, restrain, keep
Hold, keep, maintain
Holidays
Hollow
Home
Homeland, native land
Honest, upright, temperate, thrifty
Honey
Honour, esteem, glory
Honour, office
Honourable
Hook
Hooked, crooked, curved
Hope
Hope, expect
Horn, wing of army
Horse
Hospitality, inn
Hostage
Hostile, dangerous
Hostile, unfavourable, facing
Hot, impetuous
Hour
House
House, country villa
House, home
Household god
Household gods, home
How
How big?
How big? how much?
How long?
How many?
How often? as often as
How, than, as
How?
How? in what way?
How? why? therefore
However
However much, although
However, nevertheless, yet
Howl, yell
Huge
Human being, man
Human, kind, humane
Humour, comply with, obey
Hunger
Hungry, poor, feeble
Hunt
Hunter
Huntingnet, snare, trap
Hurl, shoot
Hurries
Hurry
Hurry on, accomplish quickly
Hurry, march, contend, fight
Hurt, be in pain, lament
Hurt, harm
Hurt, harm, crine
Hurt, injure, harm
Husband
Husband, wife, spouse
Hut, cottage
I
I began
I can, I am able
I do not want
I know
I say, I repeat
I take pains, give attention (to)
I thank, give thanks
I want
I, me
Ice
Icy cold
Icy coldness
Idleness
If
Ignorant
Image, phantom
Image, picture, statue, ghost
Image, statue
Imitate, copy
Immediately
Immediately, speedily
Immortal
Imploring, suppliant (and as noun)
In
In agreement, united
In all directions
In all directions, far and wide
In control of
In front of
In front of, compared with, because of
In front of, for, in return for
In front of, for, on behalf of, in return for
In need of, lacking
In other respects, otherwise
In the countryside
In the evening
In the manner of, like
In the morning
In the morning, early
In the power of
In the same place
In the same way, equally, just
In the way of, so as to meet
In this way
In this way, so, thus
In this way, to such an extent, so
In turn, one after another
In vain
In, on
Inactive, sluggish, inert
Inage, likeness
Incense
Inconvenient, troublesome
Increase (trans.)
Increase, exaggerate
Indebted to, liable, subject to (usually + dat.)
Indeed
Indeed, in fact, however
Inexperience, ignorance
Inexperienced, ignorant
Infantry
Inflict, bring to, cause, carry against
Inform
Informer, indication, sign
Inhabit
Inhabitant
Inhabitant of a municipium
Inheritance, patrimony
Injustice, injury, wrong
Inn, tavern
Inner
Innermost, deepest
Innocent
Inquiry, public investigation
Inside, at home
Instruct, educate
Instruction, science, learning
Intend, destine, appoint
Intently, carefully
Interest (on money lent), profit
Interior (esp. of building), innermost parts
Interrupt, interfere with
Interval, distance, pause
Interval, space, distance
Into, onto
Into, onto, against, towards
Introduces question
Invite
Invites
Inwards, entrails
Inwards, entrails, inmost part
Iron, sword
Is
Is afraid, fears
Is here
Is out, is absent
Is silent, is quiet
Is there any one who...?
Island
Island, block of flats
It causes pity
It concerns, it is of interest/importance
It displeases, disgusts
It happens
It is agreed
It is allowed
It is clear
It is disgraceful/improper
It is fitting/proper
It is useful
It pleases
It pleases, suits, it is resolved
It profits/matters to/ concerns
It rains
It snows
It wearies/disgusts
Ivory
Ivy
Jar, urn
Javelin
Jewel
Join, unite, fasten
Joke
Jolly, lively
Journey
Journey, march, way
Joy
Joy pleasure
Joy, delight
Joy, pleasure
Joyful, holiday
Judge
Judge, juror
Judge, umpire, director
Judgement
Judgment, opinion, authority
Juice, sap
Jump about, rejoice
Jump for joy, desire strongly, long for
Just as many
Just as, exactly as
Just as, like, as, as if
Just now, only
Justice
Keel, ship
Keen, sharp, fierce
Keen, shrewd
Keenly, eagerly, fiercely
Keep away/off (trans.)
Keep hold of, maintain, preserve, acquire
Keep warm, cherish, support
Keep watch
Keeping watch
Key
Kid
Kill
Kills
Kind
Kind, courteous, friendly
Kindness
Kindness, courtesy, affability
Kindness, goodwill
Kindness, service, favour
Kindness, good turn, benefit
King
Kingdom
Kingdom, reign, rule
Kiss
Kitchen
Knee
Knife
Knight, horseman, (pl) cavalry
Knot
Know
Knowledge
Knowledge, consciousness, conscience
Known, well-known, famous
Label, notice, title
Labour at, attempt, devise
Lack, be without
Lack, need
Laden, burdened
Lake
Lake, pool, tank
Lamb
Lame, crippled
Lamp
Lap
Large jar
Large, old
Last
Last, endure
Lasting a long time
Later, next, following
Laugh, laughter
Laugh, smile
Laughs, smiles
Lavish, wasteful
Law
Lawsuit, dispute
Lawsuit, pleading of a case
Lead
Lead, take
Lead, take, marry, consider
Leader
Leader, general, ruler
Leading men, chiefs
Leads, takes
Leaf
Lean, skinny, meagre
Leanness, thinness
Leap, jump
Learn
Learned
Learned, clever
Learned, educated, skilful, clever
Learning, knowledge, discipline
Leave
Leave an interval, interrupt, discontinue
Leave, abandon
Leave, leave behind
Leave, leave behind, abandon
Left hand, left side
Left, on the left
Left, on the left (f. left hand)
Left, on the left, unfavourable
Leg
Legion
Leisure, idleness, peace
Less
Lessen, make smaller
Lest, that not
Letter
Letter, document
Level, clear
Level, equal, of same age
Liar
Lick, flow by, wash
Lie
Lie (down)
Lie down
Lie hidden/unseen, lurk, skulk
Lies
Life
Lift, relieve, ease, console, alleviate
Light, daylight
Light, slight
Lightly equipped, ready, unobstructed
Lightning
Like
Likewise, also
Limbs
Limit, bound, finish
Limit, fix, finish (trans.)
Line
Line of verse
Line, battle line, army
Linen, thread
Lion
Lip
Litter, sedan
Live
Live, be alive
Live, be alive, (+ abl) live on
Live, dwell
Live, inhabit
Lively, brisk, quick
Liver
Lives
Log, trunk of tree
Loneliness, being alone
Long
Long ago
Long for, miss
Longing, regret
Look
Look after
Look at
Look at, contemplate
Look at, inspect, examine
Look at, look after, protect
Look at, watch
Look back, pay attention to
Look down, despise
Look for, search for
Look round
Look!
Look, glance, vision
Looks at, examines
Looks at, watches
Looks for, searches for
Looks round
Loose, pay
Loose, slack
Lose
Loses
Loss, sacrifice
Loss,damage
Lot, chance, fate, share
Love
Love, like
Lovely, charming
Low, humble
Lower, inferior
Lowest, deepest
Lowest, last, bottom
Lump of earth, clod
Lying, false
Lying, situated
Lyre
Machine, device, ploy
Mad
Mad, raging
Mad, raving
Made of bronze
Made of iron, cruel
Made of ivory
Made of marble
Maidservant
Maimed, crippled
Make a din, roar, grumble
Make a noise
Make a noise, blame, rebuke
Make an effort, struggle
Make ashamed
Make equal
Make for, attack, seek
Make for, attack, seek, ask for, beg for
Make for, seek, beg/ ask for, attack
Make for, seek, beg/ask for
Make foul, pollute, disgrace
Make one's way into
Make sorry, displease
Make to totter, shake, weaken
Make to totter, weaken, overthrow
Make use of, employ, practise, name, call
Make war on
Make, do
Make, imagine, pretend
Maker, craftsman
Makes for, attacks
Makes, does
Male friend
Man
Man, human being
Man, husband
Man, person
Manage, direct
Mane
Manner, way, kind
Many
Marble
Mark
Mark, seal, stamp
Mark, sign, note
Marriage
Marriage, wedding
Married woman
Marrow, innermost part, best part
Marry, wed
Marsh
Mask, part, character, role
Mass, bulk, massive structure
Mast
Master
Material, matter
Meadow
Meanwhile
Meanwhile, in the meantime
Measure, traverse
Medallions, horsebrasses
Meet together, be suitable, be agreed upon
Meet, engage in battle
Meet, go to meet, oppose, resist
Melt, waste away
Memory
Mention, relate
Merchant
Merchant ship
Messenger
Messenger, message, news
Metal, mine (in plur.)
Midday, south
Middle
Middle (of)
Mild, gentle
Mile
Military flag, banner
Military oath of allegiance
Military service, warfare
Milk
Mind
Mindful of, remembering
Miracle, wonder
Miserable, wretched
Miserable, wretched, sad
Misfortune
Mistress
Mistrust, suspect
Mistrust, suspicion
Mitigate, assuage, pacify
Mix, mingle, confuse
Mockery, laughingstock, sport, plaything
Model, portray, translate
Moderate, ordinary
Moderately warn), tepid
Modest, pure
Modesty, chastity
Moisture, liquid
Money
Monster, bad omen
Monstrous, frightful, savage
Month
Moon
More
More quickly
More, further, besides
More, rather
Morning meal, lunch
Mortal, human
Most important, chief
Most, especially
Most, the majority
Most, very much, very many
Mostly, for the most part
Mother
Mountain
Mountain track
Mourn
Mouth, face
Move
Move, upset, disturb
Much
Much (in plural, many)
Much, many
Mud
Mud, dirt
Mud, slime
Murder, slaughter
Murderer of a parent, parricide
Muscle, couch, bed
Mutilated, deprived of some important part
My
My, mine
Nail, claw
Nail, rudder, purple strip on tunica
Naked, bare
Name
Narrow place, defile, difficulty, distress
Narrow place, difficulty, distress
Narrow, confined
Nation, tribe
Native, indigenous
Nature
Naval
Near
Near, neighbouring
Near, neighbouring, related
Near, on account of
Nearby, neighbouring
Nearest, next to
Nearest, next, last
Nearly, about
Nearly, almost
Neat wine
Neat, elegant
Necessary
Necessary, unavoidable
Necessity, relationship, friendship
Neck
Need, be in want of, lack
Need, lack, be in want of
Need, scarcity
Needle
Neglect, disregard
Neglect, disregard, make no mention of
Neighbouring
Neither
Nest
Net
Never
New
New, fresh, recent
Night
Nine
No longer
No one
No one, nobody
No!
No, none, not any
Noble
Noble, famous
Nod, sway, totter
Noise, sound
Noose
North
North wind
North(east) wind
Nose
Nose, nostrils
Not
Not ... even
Not any, no
Not at all
Not done, not accomplished
Not even
Not know
Not know, be unaware, ignore
Not knowing, ignorant
Not knowing, unaware
Not want
Not want, be unwilling, refuse
Not want, refuse
Not yet
Nothing
Notice, observe
Notice, observe, see
Nourish, bring up, maintain
Nourish, rear
Nourishing, bountiful
Now
Now, already
Number
Numbness, listlessness
Nurse
Nut
Oak
Oak, strength, power
Oar
Oath
Obedience, allegiance
Obey
Obey, be subject to
Obstacle, hindrance
Obstruct, block the way
Obtain
Obtain, gain possession of, possess
Obvious, clear, clearly guilty
Occur, happen, come upon
Of cavalry/equestrian rank
Of course, certainly, doubtless (ironic)
Of evil omen, filthy, disrating
Of glass, glassy, transparent
Of his/my/your own accord, by him/my/yourself
Of iron, unfeeling, cruel
Of night, by night
Of our country, native
Of summer
Of the air, airy
Of the city, elegant
Of the country, rustic
Of the earth or land
Of the household, friendly, (as noun) intimate friend
Of the lower world
Of the sky, heavenly
Of today, today's
Of tomorrow
Of winter, wintry
Of yesterday
Offer
Offerings to the dead
Offers
Office, duty, gift
Office, public official
Offspring
Offspring, fruit
Often
Oh dear! oh no!
Oil
Ointment, perfume
Old
Old age
Old man
Old woman
Older, fairly old
Omen derived from birds, command
Omen, portent, monster
On account of, because of
On foot, on land
On or in the ground
On purpose
On the day before
On the next day
On the orders of
On the outside
On the way, while going along
On this side (of)
On this side, near
Once
Once, formerly, one day
Once, some time ago
One
One after another, in turn
One day, once
One each, individual
One, a certain, some
Oneeyed
One's own, peculiar, characteristic
Only
Open
Open sea
Open up, disclose
Open, reveal, disclose
Openly
Openly, in the presence of
Openly, publicly
Opinion, belief
Opinion, judgement, sentence
Opportunity, ability, means
Opportunity, occasion
Oppose, resist (+ dat.)
Opposite, different, separate
Or
Or if
Or if, whether
Or, either
Oracle
Order
Order, command
Order, command, power
Origin, beginning
Other, another
Other, another, else
Other, one, another, else
Otherwise, differently
Our
Out of doors, outside
Outlet, end, result
Outside, abroad
Outside, beyond
Outstanding, uncommon
Overcome, conquer
Overcome, overpower
Overcomes, overpowers
Overwhelm, crush, weigh down
Overwhelm, swamp, destroy
Owe, ought
Owe, ought, should, must
Ox
Pace
Page
Pain, sorrow, anger
Painter
Pair of scales
Palace
Pale
Paleness
Palm of hand, palmtree, victory, glory
Paper
Pardon, mercy, permission
Part
Part, some, direction
Partly
Partnership, alliance
Pass by, omit
Pass the winter, keep in winter quarters
Pass through, traverse
Past
Past, except, contrary to, beyond, more than
Pasture-land, woodland, valley
Path
Path, road, track
Pathless, impassable
Patrician, noble
Patron (of a cliens), defender, advocate
Patron, protector
Pay debt or penalty, atone
Pay the penalty, am punished
Pay the penalty, be punished
Pay, consider, value
Pay, military service
Peace
Pebble
Pen, style
People, nation
Perceive, decide
Perceive, feel, understand
Perform
Perform, discharge, have done with
Perhaps
Period of two days
Perjure oneself
Perjured, breaking oath
Perpetual, eternal
Persist, persevere
Persistent, incessant
Personal enemy
Persuade
Persuade, convince
Persuade, induce
Philosopher
Pig
Pile up
Pimp
Pinetree
Pity
Pity, mercy
Place
Place, be placed, stop
Place, position
Place, position, situation, opportunity
Place, put
Plague
Plague, destruction
Plain, field
Plan, idea
Plan, idea, advice
Plank, writingtablet, picture
Play
Play, story
Pleasant
Pleasant, charming, smart
Pleasant, grateful, welcome
Pleasant, sweet
Pleasure
Pleasure, sport, pet
Pledge, (in plural) children
Plentiful, generous
Plough
Pluck, enjoy, vilify
Pluck, tear away
Plunder
Plunge, immerse, overwhelm
Poet
Point (of sword)
Point of spear
Point out, show
Poison
Polish
Political party
Pollute, desecrate, defile
Pool, swamp
Poor
Poor, in need of (+ gen.)
Poppy
Popular party, democrats
Portray, describe
Position, outpost
Position, situation, state
Possess
Posterity
Pour, shed, rout
Poverty
Poverty, need, shortage
Poverty, want
Power
Power, authority
Power, authority, opportunity
Powerful
Powerful, master of (+ gen.)
Praetor (acted as judge or governor)
Praise
Praise, honour, credit
Praises
Pray (to)
Pray (to), beg
Pray, pray to, beg
Prayer, request
Predict
Prefer
Preferable, better
Pregnant
Prepare
Prepare, provide
Prepare, provide, obtain, compare
Prepares
Present, gift
Present, in person
Present, offer
Present, show, offer
Press hard, urge
Press, weigh down, urge, pursue
Pretend
Pretend not to, disguise, conceal
Prevent
Previous, former
Price, value
Prick, sting
Pride, arrogance
Priest
Priest, priestess
Prison
Private
Private property or savings (esp. of slave)
Private, personal, not official
Prize, reward
Prize, reward, profit
Proceed, step forward
Proceeds, advances
Proclaim, announce
Produce
Produce, give birth to
Project, exist
Promise
Promise, vow
Promises
Prop up, support, strengthen
Property, possessions, goods
Prophecy, sign (esp. by bird)
Prophesy
Prophet, poet
Protect, appropriate, avenge
Protection, care, guardians
Protection, garrison, fortification
Protector, guardian, leader
Protest, contradict (loudly)
Prove, accuse
Provide, give, show, offer
Province
Provoke
Prow
Public treasury
Public, common
Publish
Publish, advertise, proscribe
Pull, drag, draw
Punish
Punishment
Punishment, penalty
Pupil
Pure, unmixed, real, mere
Pure, whole, genuine
Purificatory sacrifice, period of five years
Purify, expiate
Purify, traverse, survey
Purple
Pursue, attack
Push, drive, rout
Push, shove
Put in charge of
Put in charge of (+ dat.)
Put on
Put to flight
Put to sleep, lull, calm
Put together, compose, arrange
Put, place, put up
Put, place, set up (camp)
Putrid blood
Quaestor
Quarrel, enmity, grudge
Quarters for animals
Queen
Question, enquire
Quick
Quick, fast
Quick, nimble
Quick, swift
Quicker
Quickly
Quiet, calm, still
Quiet, peaceful
Quiet, silent, in silence
Quietly
Quite, to quite an extent
Quiver, tremble
Race, descent, birth, kind
Race, people, family, tribe
Raft, boat
Rage, be mad
Rage, frenzy
Rage, fury, madness, passion
Raise, exalt
Raise, lift up
Raise, lift up, hold up
Raise, lift up, remove, destroy
Ram, batteringram
Rampart
Rank, dignity, importance, honour
Rank, line, company, order
Rank, order, line
Rare, scattered, at intervals
Rash, thoughtless
Rashly, by chance, at random
Rather, more
Rather, on the contrary
Rattle, creak, make a noise
Ravage, devastate
Ravage, lay waste
Raven
Raw, unripe, cruel
Ray
Reach, arrive
Reach, arrive at
Reach, concern, belong to
Read
Read out, recite
Read, choose
Reads
Ready
Reap, harvest
Receive a beating or flogging
Receive, accept
Receive, take, welcome
Recent, fresh
Recite, read aloud
Recognise
Recognises
Recover, make good, repair
Recover, take back
Recruit, beginner
Red
Red, purple
Reddishbrown, tawny
Reed, anything made of reed (fishingrod, arrow, pipe)
Reed, pen, pipe
Refuge
Refuse
Refuse, reject, decline
Regain, receive, welcome
Regain, recover
Region
Region, area, district
Region, tract
Rein
Reject, refuse, not accept
Rejoice
Rejoice, triumph
Related, relation
Relatives, friends
Release, free, pay, fulfil, set sail
Religion
Religious ceremony, ritual
Relying on, trusting in
Remain, be left
Remain, stay
Remains, remnant
Remains, stays
Remedy, medicine
Remember
Remember, recall
Remove, release
Repair, renew
Repair, restore, refresh
Repeal, annul
Repeatedly
Replies
Reply
Report of public proceedings, record
Reproach, censure
Reproach, disgrace
Resent, take badly, bear ill
Resist
Resist, oppose
Resound, reecho
Rest
Rest, be quiet
Rest, peace, quiet
Restore, give back
Restore, renew
Restore, repair, refresh
Restore, return
Restrain
Restrain, check
Restrain, control, direct
Restrain, suppress
Result
Result, catch up, reach
Retreat
Retreat, withdraw
Retum
Return
Return, go back
Return, go back, come back
Revel, rave, rage
Revenge
Revisit, repeat, go back to, begin from
Rich
Rich, abounding
Rich, fertile, plentiful
Rich, sumptuous
Rich, wealthy
Riches
Riches, wealth
Ride, sail, travel
Right hand, right side
Right, just, lawful, complete
Right, justice
Right, on the right
Right, on the right, right hand
Right, proper
Right, what is allowed
Ring
Ripe, mature, early
Rise, start, originate
Rising (of sun)
Rival
Rivalling, envious
River
Rob, deprive
Robber
Robe, dress (of women and actors)
Rock, cliff
Rock, crag
Roll about, ponder
Roll, book
Roman
Rome
Roof, house
Roof, house, building
Room
Room, bedroom, marriage
Root
Rope
Rose
Rotten, decaying, crumtling
Rotten, disgusting
Rough
Rough, bristly
Rough, crude, clumsy, inexperienced
Rouse
Rouse, set in motion
Rouse, summon, quote
Row
Row, succession, sequence
Rower
Royal
Rub, wear out, use up
Ruin, corrupt, bribe
Ruin, destruction
Ruin, put an end to
Ruined, desperate, reckless
Rule
Rule, direct
Rule, reign, have power
Rule, standard, pattern
Rumour, fame, glory
Rumour, popular opinion
Rumour, report, repute
Run
Run away, flee
Run to and fro, dash about
Running, course, journey
Runs
Runs away, flees
Rush
Rush upon, devote oneself
Sacred
Sacred wood, grove
Sacred, holy
Sacrifice
Sacrifice, afflict with
Sad
Sad, gloomy, grim
Safe
Safe, unharmed
Safely
Sail
Sailor
Sails
Salt, sea
Sand, arena
Satisfied
Satisfy
Savage, cruel
Savage, cruel, harsh
Savage, fierce, cruel
Savage, fierce, grim
Savagery, brutality
Save, look after
Save, protect, keep
Saves, looks after
Say
Say no, deny, refuse, say that ...not
Say, assert, call
Say, said
Say, speak, tell
Saying, command
Says
Says, said
Scar
Scarcely, with difficulty
Scatter, disperse, squander
Scatter, publish, put off, differ
Scatter, sprinkle
Scattered, thin, rare
Sceptre
School
Scorch, bum
Scout, spy
Scrape, shave, graze
Sea
Sea, plain, level space
Search for, ask for, ask, inquire
Search for, inquire, require
Search for, look for, ask
Sea-shore
Sea-shore, beach
Seat, temple, home
Secret, mysterious
Secretly
Secretly, unknown to
See
See to, provide for, foresee
See! look!
See, perceive, decree
Seed
Seek, ask for, make for, attack
Seem, appear
Seem, appear, be seen
Sees
Seethe, heave, burn (intrans.)
Seize, carry off
Seize, get possession of
Seize, grab
Seize, grab, carry off, plunder
Seize, take possession of, occupy
Selection, levy, recruiting
-self
Sell
Sells
Senate
Senate-house
Senator
Send
Send away, banish
Send, throw, let go
Sends
Separate
Separate, distinguish
Serious, grave
Seriously
Servant
Servant, agent
Serve, be a slave
Serve, supply
Service, duty, present
Set free
Set on fire, inflame
Set out
Set out, depart
Set sail
Set up, celebrate, renew
Set up, establish, appoint
Set up, establish, decide
Setting (of sun)
Seven
Several, many
Severe, strict
Shade, shadow, ghost
Shadow, ghost
Shake out, knock out, shake off, get rid of
Shake, beat
Shake, shatter
Shake, trouble, harass
Shaking, trembling
Shame, bashfulness
Shame, modesty, honour, disgrace
Shameful, disgraceful
Shameless
Shape, beauty
Share, divide
Sharing in
Sharp rock
Sharp, pointed
Shatter, disperse
She says said
Sheath
Sheep
Shepherd
Shield
Shine, be light
Shine, gleam
Shine, glitter, look beautiful
Shining, bright, smart
Ship
Shipwreck
Shop, inn
Short, brief
Shortage, lack, poverty
Shoulder
Shoulder, forequarter
Shout
Shout, exclaim, proclaim
Shout, shouting, noise
Shout, uproar
Shout, uproar, noise
Shouts
Show
Show, indicate, mean
Show, point out
Show, point out, indicate
Show, point out, indicate, instruct
Show, present
Show, prove, declare, call to witness
Show, spectacle
Shower, rain
Shows
Shrine, temple
Shudder at, be afraid of
Shut off, cut off
Shut, block
Shy, modest
Sick, ill
Sickle, pruninghook
Sickness, disease
Side, wing
Siege
Sigh
Sight, spectacle
Sight, view
Sign, omen
Sign, portent
Sign, seal
Sign, signal, seal
Sign, signal, standard
Silence
Silent, dumb
Silly, tasteless
Silver
Silver coin
Silver, money
Similar, like
Sin, crime, wrong
Sin, make a mistake
Since
Since, seeing that
Sinew
Sing
Sing, chant
Sing, sound, play (of trumpets etc.)
Single, simple, plain
Sister
Sit
Sit down, settle, abate
Sit down, sink down
Sits, is sitting
Six
Size, greatness
Skilful, clever
Skill, ingenuity, shrewdness
Skilled (in)
Skin, hide
Sky, heaven
Slanting, sidelong
Slaughter, killing
Slaughter, killing, murder
Slaughter, massacre
Slave
Slave born in master's house
Slave-girl, maid
Slave-girl, slave-woman
Slavery
Sleep
Sleeps
Slim, slender
Sling
Slippery, hazardous
Slope
Slow
Slow, lazy
Slowly
Small
Small book
Small coin
Small silver coin
Small stone, jewel
Small, meagre
Smear, anoint
Smell (intrans.), smack of
Smell (of)
Smell, scent
Smile upon (with approval)
Smoke
Smooth
Smooth, polished
Snake
Snow
Snowwhite
So
So great, such a great
So great, such a great, so much
So many
So much, so greatly
So much, so greatly, to such an extent
So often
Soak, steep, stain, educate
Sobbing
Soft feather
Soft, delicate, tender, young
Soften, moderate
Soften, pacify
Softness, weakness
Soldier
Soldier's boot
Solid, firm, real
Some
Some
Some ... others
Some, several
Some...others
Someone, something
Someone, something, anyone, anything
Something
Sometimes
Son
Song, poem, spell
Soninlaw
Soon
Soothe, reconcile
Soothsayer (divining by inspection of entrails)
Sound, noise
South wind
Southeast wind
Sow
Space of three days
Space, period, time
Spacious, capable
Spare
Spark
Sparrow
Speak
Speak, talk
Speaker, orator
Speakers' platform
Spear
Special, extraordinary
Speech
Speech, conversation
Speech, talk, conversation
Speed
Spend, pass
Spirit, soul, mind
Spirit, soul, mind, courage
Spirits of the dead
Splendid, ample
Split
Spoil
Spoils
Spoils, booty
Spontaneously, of one's own accord
Spot, blemish, fault
Spot, catch sight of
Spot, stain, disgrace
Spread out, lay flat, overthrow
Spread out, throw open, disclose
Spring
Sprinkle on, bespatter
Spur
Spur on, incite
Spy out, watch for
Spy, scout
Stag
Stage
Stake
Stand
Stand fast, hold out, persist
Stand, stand firm
Stands
Star
Star, constellation
State of health (often ill health)
State, republic
Statue
Steal
Steal, filch
Stealthily, secretly
Steam, vapour
Steep
Steep, difficult
Steer, govern
Steersman, governor
Stem, root, family, offspring, origin
Step, pace
Stepmother
Steps, ladder
Stern of ship, ship
Steward, estatemanager
Stick
Stick, cling
Stiffness, hardness, severity
Still, motionless
Stir up, excite, rouse
Stone
Storm
Straight, direct, right, proper
Strait, sea
Strange, extraordinary
Strange, wonderful
Street
Street, road, way
Street, road, way, path
Strength, forces
Strengthen
Strengthen, declare
Strengthen, encourage
Stretch out, offer
Stretch, aim for
Stretch, direct towards, intend
Strike, beat
Strikes, beats
Strip off
Strip, rob
Strip, uncover, expose
Strive, rely on
Stroke, soothe, caress, flatter
Strong
Strong, firm
Strong, healthy
Strong, powerful
Strongly, very much
Struggle, dispute
Stubborn, insolent
Stubbornness, arrogance
Stuff, cram
Stuffed, filled full
Stupid
Stupid, foolish
Subdue
Subdue, pacify
Substitute
Such
Sudden
Sudden, unexpected
Suddenly
Suffer, endure
Suffer, endure, allow
Suitable, at the right time
Suitable, convenient
Suitable, fitting, suited
Suitable, opportune
Summer
Summer quarters
Summon, send for
Sun, sunlight
Supplies, provisions
Supply, be at hand, be sufficient
Supply, plenty, abundance
Support
Support, sustain, bear
Supported by, leaning on
Supports
Surely ... ?
Surely not?
Surely... not?
Surely?
Surname
Surpass, be superior to
Surrender
Surround
Surround, besiege
Surround, wreath
Surviving
Suspension of legal business, vacation
Swallow
Swan
Swarm, crowd
Sway, totter, waver
Swear, take an oath
Sweat
Sweep, brush, sweep along
Swell
Swell, be puffed up
Swift
Swim
Swollen
Sword
Tablet (for writing, voting, painting)
Take
Take away
Take away, carry off
Take away, carry off, steal
Take away, remove
Take by storm
Take morning meal
Take one's place at table
Take places at table
Take the auspicia, make a good beginning
Take up, undertake, begin, bear
Take, catch, capture
Take, catch, capture, choose
Take, take up
Takes
Talkative
Tall
Tall, long
Tame, gentle
Tame, subdue, conquer
Taste
Taste, sip, make offering or libation
Tax, revenue
Teach
Teach, inform
Teacher, master
Tear off, tear away
Tear out, uproot
Tear to pieces, lacerate
Tear, mangle
Teeming with (+ abl.), fruitful
Tell a lie
Tell, relate
Tells, relates
Temple
Ten
Tenement, block of flats
Tent
Terms, circumstances, condition
Terrible
Terrified
Territory, boundaries
Terror, panic
Test, approve, prove
Than
Thank, give thanks
Thanks
That
That ... not, so that ... not
That ... not, so that ... not, that, lest
That, he, she, it
That, so that
That, so that, in order that
The accused, defendant
The aristocratic party
The dead below
The gods above
The majority, most
The other, another, a second, the second
The other, another, the second of two
The other, one (of two), another, a second
The other, the second
The others, the rest
The people, common people
The rest of, the other
The rest, the other
The rest, the others
The same
The west
The whole, entire, all
Theatre
Theft, trick
Theme for declamation
Then
Then, next
Then, next, afterwards
Then, thence
There
There is need (of)
There, then
There, to that place
Therefore
Therefore, and so
Thick, compact, dense
Thick, dense
Thief
Thigh
Thin, feeble, meagre
Thin, refined, delicate
Thing
Thing, affair, matter, business
Thing, business
Thing, matter, event
Think
Think improper, be angry
Think over, reflect on
Think worthy, deign
Think, believe
Think, consider
Think, consider, reckon
Think, vote, decree, rate
Think. consider
Thirst
This
This, he, she, it
This, that, he, she, it
This, that, he, she, it, them
Thither
Thong, reins (in plur.)
Thorn
Thousand
Thread
Threaten
Threatening
Threats
Three
Threefold, triple
Threshold, doorway
Thrifty, mean, meagre, little
Throat
Throat, jaws, narrow place
Throne
Throttle, distress, torment
Through
Through, along
Through, throughout, along
Throw
Throw down/ out/ in
Throw, scatter, harass, utter, boast
Throw, shake, toss about
Throws, sends out
Thunder
Thunderbolt
Thus far (and no further), so much for
Thus, in this way
Tie, bind
Tiger
Till now, still
Time
Tip, sumnit
Tire out
Tired
To
To another place
To where?
To, towards, at
To, towards, at, about, near
Today
Together
Tomb
Tomorrow
Tongue, language
Too late
Too late
Too little
Too much
Too trusting, ready to believe
Tooth
Top, summit, roof
Torch (esp. weddingtorch)
Torch, firebrand
Torment
Torn, mangled
Torrent
Tortoise(shell)
Torture
Toss about, waver
Touch
Towards
Tower
Town
Town (selfgoverning)
Townspeople, citizens
Trade, commerce
Trade, dealings
Tragedy
Train, practise
Traveller
Travellingmoney
Treacherous
Treacherous, faithless
Treachery
Tread, trample
Treason
Treasure, storehouse
Treaty, agreement
Tree
Tremble (at)
Tribe
Tribune (officer)
Tribute, tax
Trick, fraud
Trickle, flow, spread
Triumph
Trivialities, nonsense
Troop, squadron
Troops, forces, supplies
Trophy, memorial of victory, victory
Trouble, distress
Troublesome
Troublesome, annoying
Truce
True real
True, real
Trumpet
Trust in
Trust, believe
Trust, believe, have confidence
Trust, confidence
Trust, faith, confidence, loyalty
Trust, rely upon
Trusts, believes
Trustworthy, faithful, loyal
Truth
Try
Try to get, chase
Try, attempt, experience
Tunic, shirt
Turf, sod
Turn
Turn away
Turn pale
Turn, incline
Turningpoint, goal
Twenty
Twice
Twice
Twig, cane
Twin, double
Twist, throw, torture
Twist, turn, whirl, turn over in the mind
Two
Tyrant
Udder, teat
Ugly, disgraceful
Unaccustomed, strange
Unaccustomed, unusual, excessive, arrogant
Unarmed
Unavenged, unpunished
Unaware, off one's guard
Uncertain, unsteady
Uncle (maternal)
Uncle (paternal)
Unclean, filthy
Uncover
Under, beneath
Understand
Understand, perceive, realise
Understand, realise
Understands
Undertake, lay hold of
Undistinguished, low-born
Undo, slacken, release
Unequal, inferior
Unequal, unlike
Unexpected
Unfair, unjust, unfavourable
Unfortunate, unhappy
Universe, world
Unknown
Unless, except
Unless, if not, except
Unlucky, unhappy
Unmarried
Unpleasant, ungrateful
Unspeakable, monstrous
Untamed, wild
Until now, hitherto, as yet
Untouched, intact, entire, fresh, pure
Unwarlike, peaceful, cowardly
Unwilling
Unwillling, reluctant
Unworthy, shameful
Upper air
Upper, higher
Uprising, mutiny
Uproar, disturbance, civil war
Upset, throw into confusion
Upwards, on high
Urge on, arouse, encourage
Urge on, rouse, excite
Urge, encourage
Use, enjoy
Use, experience, practice
Use, interest (on money lent)
Use, practice, experience
Useful
Useless
Useless, vain
Valley
Value, reckon
Value, think
Vanish, pass away
Vary (trans. and intrans.)
Vein
Venerable, grand
Versatile, clever, crafty, sly
Very bad, worst
Very big
Very big/great, biggest, greatest
Very frightened
Very good, excellent
Very good, excellent, best
Very great
Very greatly
Very little, least, no
Very little, smallest
Very many
Very much
Very much, greatly
Very much, very
Very much, very many (pl.)
Very well
Vessel, dish
Veteran (soldier)
Victim, sacrifice
Victor, conqueror
Victory
Village
Vine
Vinegar
Violent, powerful
Violently loudly
Violently, loudly
Violently, loudly, strongly
Visible, remarkable
Voice
Voice, shout
Voice, shout, word
Vomit, discharge, emit
Voracious, devouring
Vote, right of voting
Vow, dedicate
Vow, wish, prayer
Wage war
Wage war
Wage war, campaign
Wages, price
Wait (for)
Wait for
Wait for, expect
Waits for
Wake up
Wake, rouse, excite
Walk
Walk about, promenade
Walks
Wall
Wall (of a house)
Wall, rampart
Wander
Wander, make a mistake
Wandering, roving
Want
Want, desire
Want, wish, be willing, intend
Wants
War
War trumpet
Warchariot
Warm, hot
Warn, advise
Warn, advise, teach
Warship
Was out, was absent
Wash
Waste away, pine, decay
Wasting disease, plague
Watch, guard, comply with
Watch, guard, protect
Watch, keep awake
Water
Wave
Wax, writingtablet
Way out, outcome
We
We, us
Weak
Weak, disabled
Weapon, javelin, missile
Weariness, disgust
Weather, storm, time
Weave
Wedge
Weep, cry
Weep,cry
Weeping
Weeps, cries
Weight, dignity, importance
Weight, load, importance
Well
Wellbehaved, modest
West wind
Wet, drenched
Wet, moist
Wet, soak, dye
What sort of?
Wheel
When
When, since
When, since, although
When?
Where to?
Where?
Where? where to?
Where? where, when
Whether
Whether…or
Which (of two)?
While, until
Whip
Whirlpool, whirlwind, top, summit, head
Whirlwind, whirling motion
White
White, bright
White, grey (esp. of hair)
Who
Who, which
Who, which, that
Who?
Who? what?
Who? what? any
Whoever, whatever
Whole
Why, wherefore
Why?
Wicked
Wicked, abominable
Wicked, criminal
Wicked, shameless
Wickedness
Wide, broad
Wife
Wild animal
Wild boar
Wild, savage, cruel
Wild, ungovernable
Will
Will, wish
Willing, glad
Willing, with pleasure
Willingly, gladly
Win
Win over, make friendly, procure
Win, acquire, gain, secure
Wind
Winding route, evasion, digression
Window
Wine
Wing (of bird or army)
Winter
Winter quarters
Winter, storm
Winter-quarters
Wipe off, wipe dry, clean
Wisdom, good sense
Wise
Wise, sensible
Wise, sensible, prudent
Wit, humour
With
Withdraw, leave off
Withdraw, retire
Without
Without accomplishing anything
Without authority from
Without doubt, certainly, doubtless (ironical)
Without punishment
Witness
Witty, elegant
Woe (to)!
Wolf
Woman
Womb
Wonder at, admire
Wonder, wonder at, admire
Wonderful, amazing
Wood
Wood, forest
Wood, grove
Wool
Word
Word, name
Work
Work, effort, attention, trouble
Work, toil, be in difficulty
Work, toil, construction
Work, toil, trouble
Workman, smith, carpenter
Works, is working
Workshop
Worn out
Worried, anxious
Worry, anxiety
Worse
Worse, inferior
Worship, respect
Worthless, bad, wicked
Worthy (of), deserving (of)
Wound
Wound, injure
Wound, injury
Wounded
Wrestle, struggle
Wrestling(ground)
Wrinkle
Write
Writes
Wrongdoing, harm
Year
Yearly, lasting a year
Yellow, fair (of hair)
Yes
Yesterday
Yield to, indulge
Yield, depart, give in
Yoke, mountain ridge
You
You (plural)
You (singular)
Young man
Young man, young
Young woman, girl
Your (pl)
Your (plural), yours
Your (singular)
Your (singular), yours
Your, yours
Youth, young man
Youth, young man (under 30)
Youth, young people
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