abstinax, (gen.)
ADJ
abstemious| staying away from liquor; temperate/sparing in drink/food

adflagrans, (gen.)
ADJ
flaming/blazing up; turbulent| unquiet

ADJuvans, (gen.)
ADJuvantis ADJ
contributory (cause)

adparens, (gen.)
ADJ
exposed to the air; exposed to view| visible; perceptible| audible; apparent

adplex, (gen.)
ADJ
closely joined/attached to

adprehensibil, (gen.)
ADJ
intelligible| understandable| that can be understood

adrogans, (gen.)
ADJ
arrogant| insolent| overbearing; conceited; presumptuous| assuming

adrotans, (gen.)
ADJ
in a winding/circular motion| turning; wavering

adscendes, (gen.)
ADJ
of/for climbing (machine); enabling one to climb

adulans, (gen.)
ADJ
flattering| adulatory

ADVolitans, (gen.)
ADVolitantis ADJ
flying often to; fluttering about

aenipes, (gen.)
ADJ
bronze-footed| that has feet of bronze

aequidistans, (gen.)
ADJ
equidistant; parallel

aequilanx, (gen.)
ADJ
with equal scale; of equal weight

aequilatus, (gen.)
ADJ
equilateral| equal sides

aequipar, (gen.)
ADJ
equal; exactly/perfectly alike

aequipes, (gen.)
ADJ
isosceles (triangle); having equal feet

aequipollens, (gen.)
ADJ
equivalent| of equal value/significance

aericrepitans, (gen.)
ADJ
clanging/sounding with bronze/brass

aeripes, (gen.)
ADJ
brazen-footed; having/with feet of bronze

Aethiops, (gen.)
ADJ
Ethiopian| of/connected with "Ethiopia"/Sudan/central Africa

aethon, (gen.)
ADJ
red-brown; tawny

afluens, (gen.)
ADJ
abundant| plentiful| copious

agnes, (gen.)
ADJ
efficient| effective| powerful

ahenipes, (gen.)
ADJ
bronze-footed| that has feet of bronze

aiens, (gen.)
ADJ
affirmative; affirming| saying aye

aigilps, (gen.)
ADJ
steep| sheer

albens, (gen.)
ADJ
white| light| bleached; made/covered in white; pale| pallid; bright| clear

albicolor, (gen.)
ADJ
of a white color| white colored

alcyonis, (gen.)
ADJ
halcyon (breeding) (days) (pl.)| winter calm

ales, (gen.)
ADJ
winged| having wings; swift/quick; [ales deus => Mercury; ales puer => Cupid]

algens, (gen.)
ADJ
cold (weather)| chilly (insufficient clothing); cold (of things normally hot)

alterplex, (gen.)
ADJ
twofold| double; divided

altifrons, (gen.)
ADJ
having lofty forehead

altipotens, (gen.)
ADJ
very mighty| of high/great power

altitonans, (gen.)
ADJ
thundering from on high; that which thunders high in the sky

altivolans, (gen.)
ADJ
high flying; soaring; flying high

amatrix, (gen.)
ADJ
amorous; (applied to things)

ambulatrix, (gen.)
ADJ
movable| which can be moved; transferable; liable to change

amethystizon, (gen.)
ADJ
resembling the color of the amethyst (violet-blue)

ametor, (gen.)
ADJ
motherless

anceps, (gen.)
ADJ
two headed/fold/edged/meanings; faces two directions/fronts; doubtful; double

ancips, (gen.)
ADJ
two headed/fold/edged/meanings; faces two directions/fronts; doubtful; double

anguipes, (gen.)
ADJ
snake/serpent footed; epithet of giants

animans, (gen.)
ADJ
living| having life

animax, (gen.)
ADJ
showing signs of life| alive

antecedens, (gen.)
ADJ
foregoing| preceding; former; prior; previously existent| pre-existing

antepotens, (gen.)
ADJ
superior in power/fortune| strongest; exceeding

apparens, (gen.)
ADJ
exposed to the air; exposed to view| visible; perceptible| audible; apparent

applex, (gen.)
ADJ
closely joined/attached to

apprehensibil, (gen.)
ADJ
intelligible| understandable| that can be understood

apsens, (gen.)
ADJ
absent| missing| away| gone; physically elsewhere (things)| non-existent

apstinax, (gen.)
ADJ
abstemious| staying away from liquor; temperate/sparing in drink/food

araneans, (gen.)
ADJ
full of/covered with spider webs| cobwebby

arcipotens, (gen.)
ADJ
mighty with the bow (Apollo)

arens, (gen.)
ADJ
dry parched| waterless; dried (herbs); parching (thirst)

argutatrix, (gen.)
ADJ
garrulous| talkative (feminine ADJective)

argyraspis, (gen.)
ADJ
having silver shields (corps in army of Alexander/successors| Silver Shields)

armipotens, (gen.)
ADJ
powerful/strong in arms/war| valiant| warlike

aromatizans, (gen.)
ADJ
fragrant| aromatic; sweet smelling| smelling of spice

arquipotens, (gen.)
ADJ
mighty with the bow (Apollo)

arrogans, (gen.)
ADJ
arrogant| insolent| overbearing; conceited; presumptuous| assuming

arrotans, (gen.)
ADJ
in a winding/circular motion| turning; wavering

artifex, (gen.)
ADJ
skilled| artistic; expert| practiced; cunning| artful; creative| productive

ascendes, (gen.)
ADJ
of/for climbing (machine); enabling one to climb

Assisinas, (gen.)
ADJ
of Assisi; (St Francis of Assisi)

astreans, (gen.)
ADJ
gleaming like a star

atricolor, (gen.)
ADJ
black| dark colored; letters written in (black) ink (L+S)

auricolor, (gen.)
ADJ
golden| of the color of gold

auricomans, (gen.)
ADJ
golden-haired| with golden hair; flaxen-haired; with golden foliage/leaves

aurigans, (gen.)
ADJ
glittering with gold

avipes, (gen.)
ADJ
bird-footed; fleet-footed

bellatrix, (gen.)
ADJ
warlike| martial; skilled/useful in war; of animals/things used in war

bellax, (gen.)
ADJ
warlike; martial

bellipotens, (gen.)
ADJ
powerful/mighty/valiant in war; (often of gods)

beneplacens, (gen.)
ADJ
pleasing| acceptable

benesonans, (gen.)
ADJ
melodious| sweet-sounding; loud

Bethsames, (gen.)
ADJ
Bethsamite| of/from Bethsames (town in Palistine)

bibax, (gen.)
ADJ
that is given to drinking| given to drink

bicaps, (gen.)
ADJ
two-headed; with two summits; having two parts| two-fold

biceps, (gen.)
ADJ
two-headed; with two summits; having two parts| two-fold

bicips, (gen.)
ADJ
two-headed; with two summits; having two parts| two-fold

bicolor, (gen.)
ADJ
of two colors

bicorpor, (gen.)
ADJ
double-bodied| having two bodies

bicors, (gen.)
ADJ
having two hearts; dissembling| false| treacherous

bifax, (gen.)
ADJ
two-faced

bifrons, (gen.)
ADJ
two-faced| with/having two faces; having two foreheads; having two sides

bilanx, (gen.)
ADJ
having two scales (balance)

bilix, (gen.)
ADJ
having two threads; with a double thread| double/two threaded

bimater, (gen.)
ADJ
having two mothers; twice born (of Bacchus)

bipatens, (gen.)
ADJ
opening two ways; open in two directions; having both leaves open| wide open

bipes, (gen.)
ADJ
two-footed; bipedal; on two feet (of quadrupeds)

biplex, (gen.)
ADJ
twofold| double; divided; two-faced

bivertex, (gen.)
ADJ
having two summits/peaks

blandiloquens, (gen.)
ADJ
charming/persuasive (of speech)| smooth talking

boreotis, (gen.)
ADJ
northern

botryodes, (gen.)
ADJ
in form of a cluster of grapes

breviloquens, (gen.)
ADJ
concise| brief in expression| brief

bugenes, (gen.)
ADJ
born of/produced from an ox/bull; (as insects from a dead carcass)

buxans, (gen.)
ADJ
characteristic of boxwood (color)

C.
abb. N M
Gaius (Roman praenomen); (abb. C.); abb/ for centum/100

caelebs, (gen.)
ADJ
unmarried (usu. men)| single| widowed| divorced; celibate; not supporting vines

caeleps, (gen.)
ADJ
unmarried (usu. men)| single| widowed| divorced; not supporting vines (trees)

caeles, (gen.)
ADJ
heavenly; celestial (not found in NOM S)

caelipotens, (gen.)
ADJ
powerful in heaven

caerulans, (gen.)
ADJ
colored blue; dark colored; sky blue

callens, (gen.)
ADJ
skilled/practiced/versed/expert in (w/GEN)

candidans, (gen.)
ADJ
brilliantly white

canens, (gen.)
ADJ
gray| grayish; white| hoary

cantatrix, (gen.)
ADJ
that uses incantations/enchantments (feminine ADJective); singing| musical

capito, (gen.)
ADJ
big-headed| having a large head (masculine ADJective); cognomen; kind of mullet

capripes, (gen.)
ADJ
goat-footed; (epithet for rural deities)

carians, (gen.)
ADJ
decayed| rotten; defective

carnifex, (gen.)
ADJ
tormenting| torturing; murderous| killing; deadly

carruca, &c
caruca| &c.

carta, &c
charta.

catax, (gen.)
ADJ
lame; limping

cedens, (gen.)
ADJ
unresisting/deferring/conceding/surrendering/withdrawing; yielding to touch

celeripes, (gen.)
ADJ
swift-footed; swift of foot

celox, (gen.)
ADJ
fast| rapid| swift| fleet; (classical mostly applied to boats)

centiceps, (gen.)
ADJ
hundred-headed| having a hundred heads

centiplex, (gen.)
ADJ
hundredfold

centumplex, (gen.)
ADJ
hundredfold

centuplex, (gen.)
ADJ
hundredfold

ceps, (gen.)
ADJ
-headed; -fold; -part (only w/NUM/ PREP prefix); occupying X place in series

Christipotens, (gen.)
ADJ
strong in Christ

chrysitis, (gen.)
ADJ
gold-colored| golden; of golden color

chrysizon, (gen.)
ADJ
gold-colored| golden; of golden color

circumcurrens, (gen.)
ADJ
that encircles/bounds (figure)| surrounding/bounding/bordering| running around

circumgarriens, (gen.)
ADJ
babbling| babbling about

circumjacens, (gen.)
ADJ
situated in neighborhood| lying round about; situated round (in a sentence)

circumlabens, (gen.)
ADJ
gliding/sliding around

circumlucens, (gen.)
ADJ
shining/glittering around

circummulcens, (gen.)
ADJ
licking gently around

circumnascens, (gen.)
ADJ
growing up/being raised/springing forth around

circumstridens, (gen.)
ADJ
shrieking/yelling//jabbering around

citipes, (gen.)
ADJ
fleet-footed| swift-footed; swift| fleet

clemens, (gen.)
ADJ
merciful/loving; lenient/mild/gentle; quiet/peaceful| easy| moderate; compliant

coelipotens, (gen.)
ADJ
powerful in heaven

cognoscens, (gen.)
ADJ
acquainted with; aware of

cohaerens, (gen.)
ADJ
touching| ADJacent; holding together| coherent (literary work); being in accord

comans, (gen.)
ADJ
hairy; long-haired; flowing (beard); plumed; leafy; w/foliage; w/radiant train

compatiens, (gen.)
ADJ
compassionate| having compassion

competens, (gen.)
ADJ
agreeing with| corresponding to| proper/appropriate/suitable; competent (legal)

complus, (gen.)
ADJ
many (pl.)| several| a fair/good number; more than one (L+S)

componderans, (gen.)
ADJ
weighing

compos, (gen.)
ADJ
in possession/control/mastery of; sharing| guilty of| afflicted with; granted

composcens, (gen.)
ADJ
demanding at same time

compotens, (gen.)
ADJ
that is able (to grant a prayer); having power with one (epithet of Diana L+S)

comprimens, (gen.)
ADJ
astringent

conciens, (gen.)
ADJ
pregnant| teeming| full

concitatrix, (gen.)
ADJ
which excites/stimulates; (sexually); exciting| stimulating

conclamans, (gen.)
ADJ
noisy

concolor, (gen.)
ADJ
of the same color/faction| matching; of uniform color throughout; agreeing with

concolorans, (gen.)
ADJ
of the same color/faction| matching; like| similar; agreeing with

concupiens, (gen.)
ADJ
very desirous| warmly desiring

condecens, (gen.)
ADJ
becoming| seemly

confamulans, (gen.)
ADJ
serving together; (in the same household)

confidens, (gen.)
ADJ
assured/confident; bold/daring/undaunted; overconfident| presumptuous; trusting

conflans, (gen.)
ADJ
refining| purifing

conflorens, (gen.)
ADJ
blooming/blossoming/flourishing together/strongly

conforane, (gen.)
ADJ
working/selling at the same market place

congrex, (gen.)
ADJ
herded together; of same herd/flock (L+S); collected in flocks; intimate/close

conpar, (gen.)
ADJ
equal| equal to; like| similar| resembling; suitable| matching| corresponding

conpetens, (gen.)
ADJ
agreeing with| corresponding to| apposite| suitable; competent (legal)

conpos, (gen.)
ADJ
in possession/control/mastery of; sharing| guilty of| afflicted with; granted

conpotens, (gen.)
ADJ
that is able (to grant a prayer); having power with one (epithet of Diana L+S)

conprimens, (gen.)
ADJ
astringent

conrecumbens, (gen.)
ADJ
lying down with (anyone)

conruptrix, (gen.)
ADJ
tending to deprave/corrupt| corruptive

Consens, (gen.)
ADJ
consensus; [Dei ~ => the twelve major deities; (rites) connected with them]

consentiens, (gen.)
ADJ
unanimous; harmonious| agreeing closely; consistent; favorable

conservans, (gen.)
ADJ
preservative (w/GEN)

consors, (gen.)
ADJ
sharing inheritance/property; shared| in common; kindred| brotherly| sisterly

conspatians, (gen.)
ADJ
walking together

conspiciens, (gen.)
ADJ
intelligent| having understanding

conternans, (gen.)
ADJ
three years old

contestificans, (gen.)
ADJ
attesting at the same time

conturbator, (gen.)
ADJ
leading to bankruptcy| ruinous| expensive| costly

cops, (gen.)
ADJ
well/abundantly equipped/supplied; rich; swelling (of chest with pride)

corniculans, (gen.)
ADJ
horn-shaped; horned; crescent-shaped; (like the new moon)

cornifrons, (gen.)
ADJ
horned; having horns on the forehead

cornipes, (gen.)
ADJ
hoofed| horn-footed

corodium, &c
corredium.

correcumbens, (gen.)
ADJ
lying down with (anyone)

cracens, (gen.)
ADJ
slender; neat| graceful (L+S)

crepax, (gen.)
ADJ
noisy; creaking

crepusculascens, (gen.)
ADJ
growing dusk; dusky

crispans, (gen.)
ADJ
curled; uneven| wrinkled; trembling (of an earthquake)

crispcans, (gen.)
ADJ
curling| ruffling; (sea)

crispiculcans, (gen.)
ADJ
wavy| undulating| serpentine

cubans, (gen.)
ADJ
lying| resting on the ground; low lying; sagging| sloping| liable to subside

cujas, (gen.)
ADJ
of what country/town/locality?; whence? (L+S)

cujatis, (gen.)
ADJ
of what country/town/locality?; whence? (L+S)

cunctipotens, (gen.)
ADJ
omnipotent| all-powerful

cupes, (gen.)
ADJ
gluttonous; fond of delicacies (L+S); dainty

cuppes, (gen.)
ADJ
gluttonous; fond of delicacies (L+S); dainty

currax, (gen.)
ADJ
agile| quick| swift| lively; running fast (L+S); [laqueus ~ => running noose]

currens, (gen.)
ADJ
current

cynodon, (gen.)
ADJ
having pairs of projecting teeth

cyrographum, &c
chirographum.

D.
abb. N M
Decimus (Roman praenomen); (abb. D.)

decemplex, (gen.)
ADJ
ten-fold

deceptrix, (gen.)
ADJ
that betrays or deceives; (feminine ADJective)

decidens, (gen.)
ADJ
fading; falling

decitans, (gen.)
ADJ
causing to glide down

decolor, (gen.)
ADJ
discolored; not normal color; (dark people); stained/faded; degenerate/depraved

decor, (gen.)
ADJ
beautiful; pleasing to the senses

decumates, (gen.)
ADJ
land divided into groups (pl.) of ten districts or the like; relating to tithes

dedecens, (gen.)
ADJ
unbecoming; unsuitable

dedecor, (gen.)
ADJ
dishonorable| shameful; unseemly| unbecoming (L+S)

dedux, (gen.)
ADJ
derived; descended

defectrix, (gen.)
ADJ
defective| imperfect; (feminine)

deforcians, (gen.)
ADJ
deforciant; one who wrongfully keeps another from an estate

degener, (gen.)
ADJ
|low-born| of/belonging to inferior stock/breed/variety; soft/weak; softened

deinceps, (gen.)
ADJ
following| next in succession

demarchisas, (gen.)
ADJ
having served as demarch (magistrate of a Greek deme/township)

deprans, (gen.)
ADJ
fasting

deproelians, (gen.)
ADJ
struggling violently

depubes, (gen.)
ADJ
immature| not a full age

deseps, (gen.)
ADJ
insane; out of one's mind

deses, (gen.)
ADJ
idle| lazy| indolent; inactive| sluggish; slacking off (from)

desipiens, (gen.)
ADJ
stupid| witless| lacking intelligence; foolish| silly (L+S)

desonans, (gen.)
ADJ
echoing downwards

despicans, (gen.)
ADJ
contemptuous| scornful (of)

dessidens, (gen.)
ADJ
dissenting; inimical; discordant| at variance

desultrix, (gen.)
ADJ
inconstant; (of a lover)

dicax, (gen.)
ADJ
witty| smart| sarcastic

difax, (gen.)
ADJ
two-faced

dirimens, (gen.)
ADJ
invalidating| diriment

discolor, (gen.)
ADJ
another color| not of the same color; of different/party colors; variegated

discors, (gen.)
ADJ
warring| disagreeing| inharmonious; discordant| at variance; inconsistent

dispar, (gen.)
ADJ
unequal| disparate| unlike

dissors, (gen.)
ADJ
having different lot or fate

distans, (gen.)
ADJ
distant; separate

duplex, (gen.)
ADJ
twofold| double; divided; two-faced

efficens, (gen.)
ADJ
efficient| effective

effrons, (gen.)
ADJ
shameless| brazen; bold; insulting

egens, (gen.)
ADJ
needy| poor| in want of; very poor| destitute (of)

elanguens, (gen.)
ADJ
growing weak; drooping| flagging; slackening| relaxing

elegans, (gen.)
ADJ
elegant| fine| handsome; tasteful; fastidious| critical; discriminating| polite

eloquens, (gen.)
ADJ
eloquent| articulate

emax, (gen.)
ADJ
fond/overfond of buying

eremitis, (gen.)
ADJ
solitary| secluded| recluse; pertaining to/living like hermit

eskaere, &c
escaere.

estuans, (gen.)
ADJ
passionate?

esuriens, (gen.)
ADJ
hungry; ravenous| starving

euhans, (gen.)
ADJ
uttering the name/cry Euhan (Bacchus)

eutyches, (gen.)
ADJ
fortunate

evans, (gen.)
ADJ
crying Euhan!; (surname of Bacchus)

evidens, (gen.)
ADJ
apparent| evident

excors, (gen.)
ADJ
silly| stupid

exercitrix, (gen.)
ADJ
exercise-| that exercises (body)

exheres, (gen.)
ADJ
disinherited

exlex, (gen.)
ADJ
bound by no law| lawless| reckless

exors, (gen.)
ADJ
without share in; exempt from lottery

exos, (gen.)
ADJ
boneless| without bones

experiens, (gen.)
ADJ
active| enterprising (w/GEN)

expers, (gen.)
ADJ
free from (w/GEN); without; lacking experience; immune from

expes, (gen.)
ADJ
hopeless (only NOM S); without hope

expugnax, (gen.)
ADJ
effectual in overcoming resistance

exsors, (gen.)
ADJ
without share in exempt from lottery

f.
abb. N C
son/daughter; filius/filia| abb. f.

ferox, (gen.)
ADJ
wild| bold; warlike; cruel; defiant| arrogant

fervens, (gen.)
ADJ
red hot| boiling hot; burning; inflamed| impetuous; fervent/zealous (Bee)

fidens, (gen.)
ADJ
confident; bold

flexipes, (gen.)
ADJ
crooked-footed| twining

fluorescens, (gen.)
ADJ
fluorescent

forstallare, &c
forestallare| &c.

frugiferens, (gen.)
ADJ
fruitful| fertile

fugax, (gen.)
ADJ
flying swiftly; swift; avoiding| transitory

fumigans, (gen.)
ADJ
almost extinguished

furax, (gen.)
ADJ
thieving (Collins); inclined to steal (Nelson)

geola, &c
gaola| &c.

graveolens, (gen.)
ADJ
strong-smelling| rank

harpax, (gen.)
ADJ
drawing to itself; rapacious

havens, (gen.)
ADJ
willing| eager| anxious; covetous

hebes, (gen.)
ADJ
blunt| dun; languid; stupid

herbipotens, (gen.)
ADJ
skilled in herbs

hiemans, (gen.)
ADJ
stormy| raging; wintry; forzen| cold

hospes, (gen.)
ADJ
of relation between host and guest; that hosts; that guests; foreign| alien

humens, (gen.)
ADJ
moist| wet

idololatrix, (gen.)
ADJ
sacrificed to idols

ignipes, (gen.)
ADJ
fiery-footed

ignipotens, (gen.)
ADJ
god/ruler of fire| potent in fire; applied to Vulcan

ignorans, (gen.)
ADJ
ignorant (of)| unaware| not knowing; ignorant of Christian truth (Souter)

immemor, (gen.)
ADJ
forgetful (by nature); lacking memory; heedless (of obligations/consequences)

immerens, (gen.)
ADJ
undeserving (of ill treatment)| blameless

immisericors, (gen.)
ADJ
unmerciful

impar, (gen.)
ADJ
uneven| unequal; inferior

impos, (gen.)
ADJ
not in control/possession (of mind w/animi/mentis| demented); not responsible

impotens, (gen.)
ADJ
powerless| impotent| wild| headstrong; having no control (over)| incapable (of)

imprudens, (gen.)
ADJ
ignorant; unaware; unintentional| unsuspecting; foolish/incautious/unthinking

impubes, (gen.)
ADJ
below age of puberty| under age| youthful; beardless; chaste| virgin| celibate

impudens, (gen.)
ADJ
shameless| impudent

inanimans, (gen.)
ADJ
lifeless| inanimate; without/deprived of/not endowed with breath

incidens, (gen.)
ADJ
incidental

inclemens, (gen.)
ADJ
harsh

incogitans, (gen.)
ADJ
inconsiderate| thoughtless

incongruens, (gen.)
ADJ
inconsistent| not in accord| not agreeing

inconstans, (gen.)
ADJ
changeable| fickle

incontinens, (gen.)
ADJ
intemperate

inconveniens, (gen.)
ADJ
not suiting| dissimilar

indecens, (gen.)
ADJ
unbecoming| unseemly| unsightly

indecor, (gen.)
ADJ
inglorious| shameful; unbecoming| unseemly; ugly

indeficiens, (gen.)
ADJ
unfailing

independens, (gen.)
ADJ
independent

indifferens, (gen.)
ADJ
indifferent; neither good nor bad; unconcerned

indigens, (gen.)
ADJ
needy| indigent

indiges, (gen.)
ADJ
needy| in want of| needing

indulgens, (gen.)
ADJ
kind| mild

inelegans, (gen.)
ADJ
lacking in taste; clumsy| infelicitous

inerrans, (gen.)
ADJ
not wandering| fixed

infrons, (gen.)
ADJ
leafless

inlex, (gen.)
ADJ
lawlwss| obeying no laws

inmemor, (gen.)
ADJ
forgetful (by nature); lacking memory; heedless (of obligations/consequences)

innocens, (gen.)
ADJ
harmless| innocent; virtuous| upright

inobediens, (gen.)
ADJ
disobedient

inoboediens, (gen.)
ADJ
disobedient

inolens, (gen.)
ADJ
odorless| without smell

inopinans, (gen.)
ADJ
unaware| off guard; unexpected| not expecting

inops, (gen.)
ADJ
weak| poor| needy| helpless; lacking| destitute (of)| meager

inpos, (gen.)
ADJ
not in control/possession (of mind w/animi/mentis| demented); not responsible

inpotens, (gen.)
ADJ
powerless| impotent| wild| headstrong; having no control (over)| incapable (of)

inprudens, (gen.)
ADJ
ignorant; unaware; unintentional| unsuspecting; foolish/incautious/unthinking

inpudens, (gen.)
ADJ
shameless| impudent

inquies, (gen.)
ADJ
restless| impatient; full of tumult

inreverens, (gen.)
ADJ
irreverent; disrespectful

insciens, (gen.)
ADJ
unknowing| unaware

insipiens, (gen.)
ADJ
foolish

insolens, (gen.)
ADJ
haughty| arrogant| insolent; immoderate| extravagant; unusual/against custom

insons, (gen.)
ADJ
guiltless| innocent; harmless

insperans, (gen.)
ADJ
not expecting

instans, (gen.)
ADJ
eager; urgent; present

insufficiens, (gen.)
ADJ
insufficient

intellegens, (gen.)
ADJ
intelligent; discerning

intercus, (gen.)
ADJ
under the skin; [w/aqua => dropsy]

interfulgens, (gen.)
ADJ
shining or gleaming among

intolerans, (gen.)
ADJ
unable to endure| impatient (of); insufferable

invidens, (gen.)
ADJ
jealous

invisibil, (gen.)
ADJ
invisible; spirtual

irreverens, (gen.)
ADJ
irreverent; disrespectful

itinerans, (gen.)
ADJ
itinerant

jaula, &c
gaola| &c.

K.
abb. N M
Kaeso/Caeso (Roman praenomen); (abb. K.)

kalendae, &c
calendae.

L.
abb. N M
Lucius (Roman praenomen); (abb. L.)

lactans, (gen.)
ADJ
giving milk| lactating

lactens, (gen.)
ADJ
suckling| unweaned; full of milk/sap| juicy; PREPared with milk; milky white

laetans, (gen.)
ADJ
rejoicing

leucaspis, (gen.)
ADJ
having white shields

loquax, (gen.)
ADJ
talkative| loquacious

loripes, (gen.)
ADJ
bandy-legged

lymphans, (gen.)
ADJ
frenzied| frantic; distracted; deranged| crazy

M.
abb. N M
Marcus (Roman praenomen); (abb. M.)

magnes, (gen.)
ADJ
of a magnet/lodestone

maledicax, (gen.)
ADJ
slanderous; abusive; scurillous

malevolens, (gen.)
ADJ
spiteful| malevolent; ill-disposed; disaffected (L+S); envious

malivolens, (gen.)
ADJ
spiteful| malevolent; ill-disposed; disaffected (L+S); envious

mamzer, (gen.)
ADJ
bastard| illegitimate

mansues, (gen.)
ADJ
tame

manzer, (gen.)
ADJ
bastard| illegitimate

marcens, (gen.)
ADJ
withered/dropping; exhausted/weak/feeble; heavy (eyes); apathetic/languid/jaded

mas, (gen.)
ADJ
male; masculine| of the male sex; manly| brave

medians, (gen.)
ADJ
halved| divided in the middle

memiens, (gen.)
ADJ
remembering; keeping in mind| paying heed to; being sure; recalling

memor, (gen.)
ADJ
remembering; mindful (of w/GEN)| grateful; unforgetting| commemorative

mendax, (gen.)
ADJ
lying| false; deceitful; counterfeit

micans, (gen.)
ADJ
flashing| gleaming| sparkling| twinkling| glittering

minax, (gen.)
ADJ
threatening; boding ill

misericors, (gen.)
ADJ
merciful| tenderhearted

mollipes, (gen.)
ADJ
soft-footed

mordax, (gen.)
ADJ
biting| snappish; tart; cutting| sharp; caustic

multicolor, (gen.)
ADJ
many-coloured

multiloquax, (gen.)
ADJ
talkative

multiplex, (gen.)
ADJ
|multitudinous| many at once/together; numerous; changeable/shifting; versatile

mutuens, (gen.)
ADJ
borrowing

myops, (gen.)
ADJ
myopic

N.
abb. N M
Numerius (Roman praenomen); (abb. N./Num.)

naturans, (gen.)
ADJ
creative nature

necopinans, (gen.)
ADJ
not expecting; unawares

nigrans, (gen.)
ADJ
black| dark colored; shadowy; murky

nocens, (gen.)
ADJ
harmful; guilty; criminal

O! Plus! Perge! Aio! Hui! Hem!
Oh! More! Go on! Yes! Ooh! Ummm!

oboediens, (gen.)
ADJ
obedient| submissive

octipes, (gen.)
ADJ
having eight feet

omniparens, (gen.)
ADJ
parent or creator of all things

omnipotens, (gen.)
ADJ
all-powerful| omnipotent

omnipraesens, (gen.)
ADJ
omnipresent

omnituens, (gen.)
ADJ
all-seeing

opulens, (gen.)
ADJ
wealthy; rich in wealth/resources; well supplied; sumptuous| opulent| rich

oriens, (gen.)
ADJ
rising (sun/star); eastern; begining| in its early stage (period/activity)

p.
abb. N M
people| nation; abb. p.; [p. R. => populus Romani]

paciens, (gen.)
ADJ
|hardy; able/willing to endure; capable of bearing/standing up to hard use

par, (gen.)
ADJ
equal| equal to; like; suitable

parabolois, (gen.)
ADJ
paraboloid

parliamentum, &c
parlamentum| &c.

pellax, (gen.)
ADJ
seductive| glib

pennipes, (gen.)
ADJ
wing-footed

pennipotens, (gen.)
ADJ
able to fly| winged

pernix, (gen.)
ADJ
persistent| preserving; nimble| brisk| active| agile| quick| swift| fleet

pernox, (gen.)
ADJ
lasting all night

perpes, (gen.)
ADJ
continuous| lasting| unbroken in time| perpetual| neverending; whole period

Persis, (gen.)
ADJ
Persian

pertinax, (gen.)
ADJ
persevering| obstinate; pertinacious

pervetus, (gen.)
ADJ
very old; most ancient

pervicax, (gen.)
ADJ
stubborn| obstinate; firm| steadfast

pervigil, (gen.)
ADJ
keeping watch or sleepless all night long; always watchful

pestilens, (gen.)
ADJ
pestilential| unhealthy| unwholesome; destructive

pitancia, &c
pietantia| &c.

plex, (gen.)
ADJ
fold (times) (multiplicative numeral); of X-parts; tuple; w/num prefix

plus, (gen.)
ADJ
more; several. many; (COMP of multus)
plus| pla| plum ADJ
X times as great/many (only w/numerical prefix) (proportion)fold| tuple

poenicans, (gen.)
ADJ
inclining to bright red; red/redish/ruddy (L+S); blushing; Punic| Carthaginian

praeceps, (gen.)
ADJ
head first| headlong; steep| precipitous

praecox, (gen.)
ADJ
ripened too soon; premature; unseasonable; precocious

praedives, (gen.)
ADJ
very rich; richly supplied

praeferox, (gen.)
ADJ
very high-spirited

praegnans, (gen.)
ADJ
with child| pregnant

praegnas, (gen.)
ADJ
with child| pregnant

praepes, (gen.)
ADJ
flying straight ahead; nimble| fleet; winged

praepotens, (gen.)
ADJ
very powerful

praesens, (gen.)
ADJ
present; at hand; existing; prompt| in person; propitious

praestans, (gen.)
ADJ
excellent| outstanding

pravicors, (gen.)
ADJ
evil-minded; mean-spirited; that has a depraved heart

primas, (gen.)
ADJ
noble; of the highest rank; principle

procax, (gen.)
ADJ
pushing| impudent; undisciplined; frivolous

pubens, (gen.)
ADJ
full of sap| vigorous

pugnax, (gen.)
ADJ
pugnacious

punicans, (gen.)
ADJ
inclining to bright red; red/redish/ruddy (L+S); blushing; Punic| Carthaginian

Q.
abb. N M
Quintus (Roman praenomen); (abb. Q.)

quadriplex, (gen.)
ADJ
fourfold; having four parts/aspects; four times as much; multiplied by four
quadriporticus| quadriporticus N C
cloister

quadrupedans, (gen.)
ADJ
galloping

quadruplex, (gen.)
ADJ
fourfold; having four parts/aspects; four times as much; multiplied by four
quadruplico| quadruplicare| quadruplicavi| quadruplicatus V
quadruple; multiply by four

quinticeps, (gen.)
ADJ
five-peaked

quoiatis, (gen.)
ADJ
of what country/town/locality?; whence? (L+S)

R.
ADJ
Roman (abb.); [E.Q.R. => Eques Romanus]; Rufus

rancens, (gen.)
ADJ
stinking| putrid

rapax, (gen.)
ADJ
grasping| rapacious

recens, (gen.)
ADJ
fresh| recent; rested

redux, (gen.)
ADJ
coming back| returning

reguardum, &c
regardum.

renidens, (gen.)
ADJ
shining| gleaming

repens, (gen.)
ADJ
sudden| unexpected

reses, (gen.)
ADJ
motionless| inactive| idle| sluggish

returna, &c
retorna| &c.

rhypodes, (gen.)
ADJ
dirty; smeared

rubens, (gen.)
ADJ
colored or tinged with red

sagax, (gen.)
ADJ
keen-scented; acute| sharp| perceptive

saisire, &c
seisire.

salax, (gen.)
ADJ
lecherous/lustful; highly sexed| eager for sex| lascivious; aphrodisiac; hot

sanguinans, (gen.)
ADJ
bloodthirsty

segnipes, (gen.)
ADJ
slow-footed

semihians, (gen.)
ADJ
half-open

seminex, (gen.)
ADJ
half-dead

separ, (gen.)
ADJ
separate| distinct

septemplex, (gen.)
ADJ
sevenfold; of/having seven (layers/mouths| shield w/7 layers| river w/7 mouths)

serpentipes, (gen.)
ADJ
snake-footed

sexticeps, (gen.)
ADJ
six-peaked

silens, (gen.)
ADJ
silent| still

silvicultrix, (gen.)
ADJ
inhabiting woods

simplex, (gen.)
ADJ
single; simple| unaffected

sipar, (gen.)
ADJ
almost equal

sitiens, (gen.)
ADJ
thirsting| producing thirst| arid| dry| parched| thirsty (for)

socors, (gen.)
ADJ
sluggish| inactive

solox, (gen.)
ADJ
coarse; bristly

sospes, (gen.)
ADJ
safe and sound; auspicious

spadix, (gen.)
ADJ
chestnut-colored

stellans, (gen.)
ADJ
starry; having the appearance of stars; set/adorned with stars

sternax, (gen.)
ADJ
liable to throw its rider (of a horse)

suaveolens, (gen.)
ADJ
sweet-smelling

suaviloquens, (gen.)
ADJ
speaking agreeably

sufficiens, (gen.)
ADJ
sufficient| adequate (in number/amount)

summas, (gen.)
ADJ
high-born; eminent (Collins)

superbiparticular, (gen.)
ADJ
super-biparticular; of integer plus two thirds; (N + 2/3)

superbipartiens, (gen.)
ADJ
super-biparticular; of integer plus two thirds; (N + 2/3)

superimpendens, (gen.)
ADJ
overhanging

superincidens, (gen.)
ADJ
falling on top

superincubans, (gen.)
ADJ
lying on top

superpartiens, (gen.)
ADJ
super-particular; of/containing integer plus aliquot fraction; (N + 1/M)

superpendens, (gen.)
ADJ
overhanging

superstes, (gen.)
ADJ
outliving| surviving; standing over/near; present| witnessing

supertriparticular, (gen.)
ADJ
super-triparticular; of integer plus three fourths; (N + 3/4)

supertripartiens, (gen.)
ADJ
super-triparticular; of integer plus three fourths; (N + 3/4)

suppar, (gen.)
ADJ
almost equal

suspicax, (gen.)
ADJ
mistrustful

T.
abb. N M
Titus| Roman praenomen; (abb. T.)

tagax, (gen.)
ADJ
thievish| given to pilfering

tardipes, (gen.)
ADJ
slow-footed| lame

temperans, (gen.)
ADJ
restrained| selfcontrolled

teres, (gen.)
ADJ
smooth; tapering

torrens, (gen.)
ADJ
burning hot; rushing; torrential

transcendens, (gen.)
ADJ
transcendent

tricorpor, (gen.)
ADJ
having three bodies

tricuspis, (gen.)
ADJ
having three prongs

trilix, (gen.)
ADJ
having triple thread

tripes, (gen.)
ADJ
three-legged

triplex, (gen.)
ADJ
threefold| triple; three

trux, (gen.)
ADJ
wild| savage| fierce

ultrix, (gen.)
ADJ
avenging| vengeful

umens, (gen.)
ADJ
moist| wet

unicolor, (gen.)
ADJ
of one color

uthlega, &c
utlaga| &c.

vecors, (gen.)
ADJ
mad; frenzied

velivolans, (gen.)
ADJ
flying with sails

vemens, (gen.)
ADJ
violent; emphatic; vehement

Veneri, (gen.)
ADJ
of/sacred to/devoted to Venus| Roman goddess of love; of sexual love; erotic

versicolor, (gen.)
ADJ
having colors that change

vesaniens, (gen.)
ADJ
raging| frenzied

victrix, (gen.)
ADJ
conquering

vigil, (gen.)
ADJ
awake| wakeful; watchful; alert| vigilant| paying attention

vigilax, (gen.)
ADJ
watchful

violens, (gen.)
ADJ
violent

viripotens, (gen.)
ADJ
mighty| powerful

volens, (gen.)
ADJ
willing| welcome

waretta, &c
warecta| &c.

warrecta, &c
warecta.

wavium, &c
waivium| &c.

wayvium, &c
waivium.