geburus
a villager| a peasant.

gehenna
N F
hell; (from valley near Jerusalem where children were sacrificed to Moloch)

gehennalis
ADJ
hellish| of hell; (from valley where children were sacrificed to Moloch)

gelamen
N
assembly| gathering

gelasinus
N M
dimple

Gelasius
N M
Gelasius; (I - St./Pope 492-496| said Primacy of Pope derived from Christ)

gelatina
N F
gelatine

gelatorius
ADJ
freezing

geldabilis
liable to pay tax.

geldabulum
land liable to payment of geldum.

geldare
to enforce or to pay a geldum.

geldatio
payment of a geldum.

geldum
tax; compensation; fine.

gelicidium
N
frost

gelida
N F
ice cold water

gelide
ADV
sluggishly| without enthusiasm; coldly| weakly| feebly

gelidus
ADJ
ice cold| icy

gelima
a sheaf.

gelo
V
cause to freeze; (pass.) be frozen| be chilled

geloffum
a gillyflower.

geltum
geldum.

gelu
N
frost| ice| snow; frosty weather; cold| chilliness (of old age/death/fear)

gelum
N
frost| ice| snow; frosty weather; cold| chilliness (of old age/death/fear)

gelus
N M
frost| ice| snow; frosty weather; cold| chilliness (of old age/death/fear)

gemala
a hinge.

gemebundus
ADJ
groaning| sighing

gemellipara
N F
twin-bearing

gemellus
ADJ
twin-born

geminatio
N F
doubling

gemino
V
double; repeat; double the force of; pair (with)

geminus
ADJ
twin| double; twin-born; both

gemitus
N M
groan| sigh; roaring

gemma
N F
bud; jeweli gem| precious stone| amber; cup (material); seal| signet; game piece
gemmarius| gemmari(i) N M
jeweller

gemmatus
ADJ
jeweled

gemmeus
ADJ
set with precious stones

gemmifer
ADJ
bearing or producing seeds

gemmo
V INTRANS
bud| come into bud| put out buds

gemo
V
moan| groan; lament (over); grieve that; give out a hollow sound (music| hit)

gemotum
an assembly.

gena
N F
cheeks (pl.); eyes

Genava
N F
Geneva| city in Gaul - in Caesar's "Gallic War"

genealis
native.

genealogia
N F
genealogy

genealogicus
ADJ
genealogical

genealogus
N M
genealogist

gener
N M
son-in-law

generale
the commons of a monk.

generalis
ADJ
general| generic; shared by/common to a class/kind; of the nature of a thing

generalitas
N F
generality

generaliter
ADV
generally| in general

generasco
V
be produced| come to birth

generatim
ADV
by tribes/kinds; generally

generatio
N F
generation| action/process of procreating| begetting; generation of men/family

generativus
ADJ
generative

generator
N M
begetter| father| sire

generatrum
N
generator

generilitas
N F
generality

genero
V
beget| father| produce| procreate; spring/descend from (PASSIVE)

generosa
a gentlewoman.

generose
ADV
nobly; with dignity

generositas
N F
breeding| excellence/nobility (of stock/men/animals/plants); generosity

generosus
ADJ
noble| of noble birth; of good family/stock

genes
N F
birth| nativity| begining; one's birth (astrologically)| horoscope| destiny

genesta
N F
Spanish broom| greenweed and similar shrubs

geneta
a genet| a beast of the weasel tribe| used for fur (genetta vulgaris).

genetica
N F
genetic

geneticus
ADJ
genetic

genetivus
ADJ
acquired at birth

genetrix
N F
mother| ancestress

genialis
ADJ
nuptial| connected with marriage; festive| merry| genial

geniculatus
ADJ
knotty| full of knots

genimen
an offshoot.

genista
N F
Spanish broom| greenweed and similar shrubs

genital
N
reproductive/genital organs (male or female); seminal fluid

genitalis
ADJ
of creation/procreation| reproductive; fruitful; connected with birth| inborn

genitor
N M
father; creator; originator

genitus
ADJ
begotten; engendered

genius
N M
guardian spirit; taste| inclination; appetite; talent; prophetic skill

Genius loci
The guardian spirit of the place

geno
V
give birth to| bring forth| bear; beget; be born (PASSIVE)

genoboda
a moustache.

genoma
N
genome

gens
often used for an army.

Gens togata
The toga-clad race; the romans

gentiana
N F
gentian herb (Pliny)

genticus
ADJ
of a nation| national

gentilicius
ADJ
of or belonging to a particular Roman gens; tribal| national

gentilis
ADJ
gentile; non-Jew (to Jew); heathen/pagan (to Christian)| not of one's faith

gentilismus
N M
heathenism

gentilitas
N F
kinship; relatives with same name; clan relationship; paganism; heathens/pagans

gentilitius
ADJ
of or belonging to a particular Roman gens; tribal| national

genu
N
knee

genual
N
leggings (pl.)

genuale
N
ornament on bishop's cincture in Greek rite

genuflecto
V
kneel (down); genuflect; bend the knee

genuine
ADV
truely

genuinus
N M
back-tooth| molar; wisdom tooth

genum
N
gene

genus
N
| noble birth; kind/sort/variety; class/rank; mode/method/style/fashion/way

Genus irritabile vatum
The irritable race of poets. (Horace)

genuscissio
hocking or hambling dogs by cutting the sinew of the hind leg.

geocentricus
ADJ
geocentric

geocentrismus
N M
geocentrism

geochemia
N F
geochemistry

geochemista
N M
geochemist

geodaeticus
ADJ
geodesic

geographia
N F
geography; geographical work/book

geographicus
ADJ
geographic; geographical

geola
gaola| &c.

geologia
N F
geology

geologicus
ADJ
geological

geologus
N M
geologist

geometres
N M
geometer

geometria
N F
geometry

geometricus
ADJ
geometrical

georgicus
ADJ
agricultural

gerarchia
used for hierarchia.

gerca
a ewe lamb.

gerentarius
an officer in a convent| probably a friary| who was not compelled to reside therein (granatarius?).

Gergovia
N F
Gergovia; (town of the Arverni in central Gaul)

geriatria
N F
geriatrics

gerlanda
a garland.

germana
N M
sister| own sister; full sister

Germania
N F
Germany

Germanicus
N M
Germanicus

germanitas
N F
brotherhood| sisterhood; affinity between things deriving from the same source

Germanus
N M
Germans (pl.)

germen
N
sprout| bud; shoot

germinalis
ADJ
germinal

germinatio
N F
sprouting forth; germination; a shoot

germino
V
sprout forth

gernarium
a granary.

gero
V
bear| carry| wear; carry on; manage| govern; (se gerere = to conduct oneself)

gerontocomium
N
old men's asylum

gerontotrophium
N
old men's hospice

gerra
N F
wicker-work screen/hurdle; wattled twigs (pl.); [gerrae => trifles| nonsense!]

gerro
N M
term of opprobrium/disgrace/reproach; buffoon?

gersa
starch.

gersuma
a fine; a reward; an earnest. O.E. "gryssume."

gerula
N F
bearer (female)| porter| carrier; she who bears/carries (L+S); worker bee

gerulum
N
bearer| carrier

gerulus
N M
bearer| porter| carrier; doer| one who does something

gerundium
N
gerund

gerundivum
N
gerundive; verbal ADJective

gerusa
a goad.

gesa
a gisarme gisarma.

gesta
(pl.) deeds; a history.

gestamen
N
something worn or carried on the body

gestatio
N F
bearing| wearing; be carried; place to take air

gesticulor
V DEP
gesticulate; make mimic or pantomimic movements

gestio
V
be eager| wish passionately; gesticulate| express strong feeling| exult

gestito
V
carry often; wear often

gesto
V
bear| carry; wear

gestrum
a jesterne or jestorne| a sleeveless jacket of scale armour.

gestum
N
what has been carried out| a business; deeds (pl.)| exploits

gestus
N M
movement of the limbs| bodily action| carriage| gesture; performance (duty)

getti
a hawk's jesses.

getticium
a jetty.

geurreare
to make war.

gewineda
an assembly.

gigno, genitus
V
give birth to| bring forth| bear; beget; be born (PASSIVE)