ava
N F
grandmother; rooted prejudice| old wives tale

avagium
payment for right of pannage in the lord's wood.

avalagium
a fixed engine to take fish; eelbucks; the descent of a river; toll paid therefor.

avalare
to descend a river.

avantagium
advantagium.

avaragius
one who looks after draught cattle.

avarca
N F
leather sandal worn by Pyrenean peasants

avaritia
N F
greed| avarice; rapacity; miserliness| stinginess| meanness

avarities
N F
greed| avarice; rapacity; miserliness| stinginess| meanness

avarus
N M
miser; stingy/mean/greedy person

Avarus animus nullo satiatur lucro
A greedy mind is satisfied with no (amount of) gain

ave
INTERJ
hail!| formal expression of greetings

Ave atque vale
Hail and farewell. (Catullus)

Ave caesar! Morituri te salutamus
Hail Caesar! We who are about to die salute you. (gladiators before the fight)

Ave maria
Hail Mary

aveho
V TRANS
carry away| carry; (passive) ride away/off| sail away| go away| depart

avellana nux
a hazel nut.

avellanus
ADJ
Abellian

avello
V TRANS
tear/pluck/wrench away/out/off; separate by force| part; take away| wrest

avena
N F
reed| straw; shepherd's pipe| pan pipe; oats| wild oats| other allied grasses

avenaceus
ADJ
made from oats| oaten| oat-

avenagium
avenage| rent paid in oats.

avenarius
ADJ
of/connected with oats| oat-

avencia
advance.

aventallum
a ventaile| or visor.

aventer
ADV
eagerly| earnestly| anxiously

aventura
adventura.

aveo
V INTRANS
hail; fare/be well; (IMP/INF; greeting/leaving);[ ~ jubeo => I send greetings]

avera
a day's work of a ploughman.

averagium
service with horse and carriage due by the tenant to his lord; contribution by merchants towards losses of cargo by tempest.

averarius
a man who looks after farm cattle.

averia
horses or oxen for the plough; cattle generally.

averia de pondere
avoirs du poys| i.e. fine goods| such as spices| weighed by the pound at the king's small balance when the duty was charged.

averium
N
beast

averrare
to carry goods in a wagon| or on horseback.

averro
V TRANS
sweep/brush away| take away| clear away (table)

averrunco
V TRANS
avert (something bad)| ward off

aversabilis
ADJ
repulsive| loathsome| abominable; (from which one would turn away)

aversatio
N F
aversion| feeling of dislike (for)

aversator
N M
apostate| he who abominates/turns away from; rebel| he who rebels/oppresses

aversatrix
N F
apostate| she who abominates/turns away from; rebel| she who rebels/oppresses

aversim
ADV
sidewise| ADVertedly

aversio
N F
loathing| abhorrence; distraction (of attention/from the point); (for) lump sum

aversor
N M
embezzler; pilferer| thief

aversum
N
back| back/hinder part; other side| obverse

aversus
um| aversior -or -us| aversissimus -a -um ADJ
turned/facing away| w/back turned; behind| in rear; distant; averse; hostile

averta
N F
saddle-bags| traveling bag| luggage for horseback| portmanteau; (mantica)

avertarius
N M
horse that bears the averta (saddle/traveling bag)| pack-horse| sumpter

averto
V
turn away from/aside| divert| rout; disturb; withdraw; steal| misappropriate

averus
a farm horse| or draught ox.

avia
N F
grandmother; rooted prejudice| old wives tale

aviarium
N
aviary| enclosure for birds; haunt of wild birds (poet.)

aviarius
N M
bird keeper| one who has charge of poultry

aviaticus
a nephew.

avicella
N F
little bird

avicula
N F
small bird

avicularius
N M
bird keeper| one who has charge of poultry

avide
ADV
greedily| hungrily| avariciously; eagerly| impatiently

aviditas
N F
greed| covetousness; keen desire| lust/passion; appetite (food/drink)| gluttony

aviditer
ADV
greedily; eagerly

avipes
ADJ
bird-footed; fleet-footed

avironatus
rowing.

avironus
an oar.

avis
used like the Fr. oiseau| for a hawk or falcon.

avisagium
avagium.

avisamentum
advice.

avisare
to advise.

avite
ADV
from ancient times| of old

avitium
N
birds collectively| the bird family

avitus
ADJ
ancestral| of one's ancestors| family; of/belonging to a grandfather

avium
N
pathless region (pl.)| wild waste| wilderness| desert; lonely/solitary places

avius
ADJ
out of the way| unfrequented| remote; pathless| trackless| untrodden; straying

avoare
avocare.

avoaria
avowry.

avocamentum
N
distraction| diversion| recreation| relaxation

avocare
to avow| confess; to justify.

avocatio
N F
process of diverting the attention; distraction| diversion

avocator
N M
one who calls off/away| one who diverts

avocatrix
N F
she who calls off/away| she who diverts

avoco
V TRANS
call/summon away; dissuade| divert| distract; remove| take away (property)

avolo
V INTRANS
fly/rush away/off; hasten away| flee| vanish; fly away (missile)

avolsio
N F
process of tearing away/pulling off

avolsor
N M
one who plucks/tears off/away

avonculus
N M
maternal uncle| mother's brother| mother's sister's husband; great uncle

avorro
V TRANS
sweep/brush away| take away| clear away (table)

avorsor
V DEP
turn oneself away in disgust/horror| recoil; avoid| shun; refuse| reject

avorsus
um| avorsior -or -us| avorsissimus -a -um ADJ
turned/facing away| w/back turned; behind| in rear; distant; averse; hostile

avorto
V
turn away from/aside| divert| rout; disturb; withdraw; steal| misappropriate

avos
N M
grandfather; forefather| ancestor

avragium
averagium.

avrus
averus.

avulsio
N F
process of tearing away/pulling off

avulsor
N M
one who plucks/tears off/away

avunculus
N M
maternal uncle| mother's brother| mother's sister's husband; great uncle

avus
N M
grandfather; forefather| ancestor