grabattus
N M
cot| camp bed| pallet; low couch or bed; (usu.) mean/wretched bed/couch

grabatus
N M
cot| camp bed| pallet; low couch or bed; (usu.) mean/wretched bed/couch

gracemannus
the head of a guild at Lincoln.

gracia
N F
|favor/goodwill/kindness/friendship; influence; gratitude; thanks (pl.); Graces

gracilitas
N F
slimness| leanness (Collins)

graculus
N M
jackdaw

gradale
a gradual| or grail| a book containing the musical portion of the mass.

gradalis
ADJ
step-by-step

gradarius
ADJ
going step by step

gradatim
ADV
step by step| by degrees

gradatio
N F
climax; (rhetoric)

gradiens
passant (heraldic).

gradior
V DEP
walk| step| take steps| go| ADVance

gradual
N M
gradual (hymn)

gradualis
ADJ
of degree

gradualitas
N F
grade| degree

gradualiter
ADV
by degrees

graduatus
a graduate| one who has taken a degree in a university.

gradus
N M
step; position

Graeca sunt, non leguntur
It is Greek, you don't read that

Graecanicus
ADJ
Greek| of Greek origin; (Erasmus)

Graecatus
ADJ
Greek| written in Greek

Graecia
N F
Greece

Graecia capta ferum victorem cepit
Captive Greece conquered her savage victor. (Horace)

graecisso
V
imitate the Greeks

Graecitas
N F
Greek language; (Erasmus)

graecor
V DEP
imitate the Greeks

Graeculus
ADJ
Grecian| Greek (mostly in a contemptuous sense)

Graecus
N M
Greek; the Greeks (pl.)

graffio
a count| an earl; a reeve.

graffum
a register| or cartulary; a pen.

grafia
the dignity or territory of a graffio.

grallator
N M
one that walks on stilts

gramen
N
grass| turf; herb; plant

Gramen artificiosum odi
I hate Astroturf

gramineus
ADJ
of grass| grassy; made of grass or turf

graminus
ADJ
grassy; full of grass

gramma
N
scruple-weight; gram (Cal)

grammatica
N F
grammar; philology

grammatice
ADV
with strict observance of grammatical rules| grammatically

grammaticus
ADJ
grammatical| of grammar

grammatista
N M
one who teaches letters; elementary schoolamster

grana
scarlet granum.

granarium
N
granary

granata
a garnet.

granatarius
a keeper or steward of a granary.

granatum
N
pomegranate (fruit)

granatus
ADJ
containing many seeds; [only malum/pomum granatum => pomegranate fruit/tree]

grancia
a grange| esp. a farmhouse belonging to a monastery.

grandaevus
ADJ
of great age| old

grandesco
V
grow| increase in size or quantity

grandiculus
ADJ
rather large

grandifer
ADJ
producing great profits

grandiloquus
ADJ
speaking grandly; boastful

grandinat
V IMPERS
it hails

grandio
V TRANS
increase

grandisculus
ADJ
somewhat grownup| a little older

granditas
N F
grandeur; elevation (of style); ADVanced condition/greatness (of person's age)

granditer
ADV
strongly; mightily

grandiusculus
ADJ
fair-sized

grando
N F
hail| hail-storm

graneta
a garnet.

granetarius
granatarius.

grangia
grancia.

grangiarius
the keeper of a grange.

granifer
ADJ
grain-carrying

granitum
N
granite

grantum
security creantum.

granulum
N
granule

granum
N
grain; seed

grapa
a putlog hole.

grapheocrates
N M
bureaucrat

grapheocratia
N F
bureaucracy

grapheocraticus
ADJ
bureaucratic

grapheum
N
office

graphia
N F
-graphy; recording of instrument measurements; (usu. w/specifing prefix)

graphice
N F
art of painting

graphicus
ADJ
worthy of painting (people)| perfect of kind; exquisite; picturesque| artistic

graphis
N F
instrument for drawing/painting

graphium
N
-graph; recording/measuring instrument; (usu. w/specifing prefix)

grassator
N M
vagabond; footpad| highway robber

grassor
V DEP
march on| ADVance; roam in search of victims| prowl; proceed; run riot

gratanter
ADV
with joy; with rejoicing

gratare
to scratch.

gratarium
a grate.

grate
ADV
with pleasure/delight; agreeably| pleasantly; with gratitude| thankfully

grates
N F
thanks (pl.); (esp. to gods); thanksgivings; [~es agere => give thanks]

gratia
an indulgence.

Gratia placenti
For the sake of pleasing

gratiare
to thank.

gratificatio
N F
showing kindness; complaisance

gratifico
V TRANS
oblige| gratify| humor| show kindness to; bestow| make a present of

gratificor
V DEP
oblige| gratify| humor| show kindness to; bestow| make a present of

gratiosus
ADJ
agreeable| enjoying favor; kind

gratis
ADV
gratis| without payment| for nothing; freely; for no reward but thanks

gratitudo
N F
gratitude

grator
V DEP
congratulate (w/DAT); rejoice with

gratuitas
N F
favor; gift

gratuito
ADV
gratis| without pay| for naught| gratuitously; for no special reason; wantonly

gratuitus
ADJ
free| gratuitous; without pay; unremunerative

gratulabundus
ADJ
congratulating

gratulanter
ADV
with grateful/thankful heart/soul

gratulatio
N F
congratulation; rejoicing

gratulatorie
ADV
congratulatory| in congratulatory manner

gratulor
V DEP
congratulate; rejoice| be glad; thank| give/render thanks

graulatio
N F
congratulation; rejoicing| joy

grava
a grove.

gravamen
N
trouble| annoyance; physical inconvenience; burden

gravanter
ADV
with difficulty

gravate
ADV
grudgingly; reluctantly| unwillingly; with difficulty

gravatim
ADV
grudgingly| reluctantly

gravatus
um| gravatior -or -us| gravatissimus -a -um ADJ
heavy; loaded down

gravedinosus
ADJ
subject to colds

gravedo
N F
cold in the head| catarrh

graveolens
ADJ
strong-smelling| rank

graveolentia
N F
foul smell (Pliny)

gravetum
a grove.

gravia
a grove also grafia.

gravida
N F
pregnant woman

gravido
V TRANS
impregnate| make pregnant; load/weigh down| burden (Ecc); oppress| incommode

gravidor
V DEP
become pregnant; grow heavy

gravidus
ADJ
pregnant| heavy w/child; ladened| weighted down with; filled

Graviora manent
greater dangers await

gravis
or -us| gravissimus -a -um ADJ
heavy; painful; important; serious; pregnant; grave| oppressive| burdensome

gravitas
N F
weight; dignity; gravity; importances| oppressiveness; pregnancy; sickness

graviter
ADV
violently; deeply; severely; reluctantly; [ferre ~ => to be vexed/upset]

gravito
V
revolve

gravo
V TRANS
load/weigh down; burden| oppress; pollute (air); accuse| incriminate; aggravate

gravor
V DEP
show/bear with reluctance/annoyance; be burdened/vexed; take amiss; hesitate

grecus
ADJ
Greek; (medieval form for Graecus| ae -> e)

gregal
N M
comrade (usu. pl.)

gregalis
ADJ
of the herd/flock

gregarius
ADJ
of/belonging to rank and file; [miles gregarius => common soldier]

gregatim
ADV
in flocks

grego
V
gather| assemble

Gregorianus
ADJ
Gregorian

gremiale
N
gremial| apron/lap cloth for bishop at Mass/pontifical functions

gremialis
ADJ
suitable for firewood; (trees)

gremium
the nave of a church.

grenetarius
a keeper of a granary.

greseus
grey.

gresmannus
a tenant of some sort.

gressia
grease time| the season for killing harts and bucks.

gressibilis
able to walk.

gressus
N M
going; step; the feet (pl.)

grex
N C
flock| herd; crowd; company| crew; people/animals assembled; set/faction/class

griphus
N M
riddle; enigma

grippa
N F
flu

grisengus
grey.

griseum opus
greywork| gris| fur of badger skin| or more likely the "mus Ponticus."

griseus
ADJ
grey

grisillones
handcuffs| manacles.

grisium
griseum.

grissus
grey; gris.

gristarius
an official of a convent| probably in charge of the mills.

grisus
grey| gris.

groccio
V INTRANS
croak/caw (like a raven)

groceria
grocery.

grocerius
a grocer.

groma
N F
instrument for taking bearings to fix lines of orientation; (surveying)

gromes
a groom.

gronna
a place whence peat is dug.

gropus
a hook| perhaps a skid.

grossa
a groat.

grossare
to engross| to make a fair copy| or to buy up.

grossarius
an engrosser| a grocer.

grossitudo
N F
thickness

grossum
the revenue of a benefice; gross.

grossus
(subst.) a groat (Fr. Gros.)

groundagium
payment for permission to anchor in a harbour.

grova
a grove.

grovetta
a little grove.

grovum
a grove.

gruarius
a chief forester; a falcon used for cranes.

gruellum
gruel.

gruis
N C
crane; large bird; siege engine

gruma
N F
surveyor's rod; (also groma)

grumus
N M
little heap (of soil)

grunda
a gutter alura.

grundio
V INTRANS
grunt like a pig

grunnio
V INTRANS
grunt like a pig

grunnitus
N M
grunting of a pig

grus
N F
crane (machine)

gruta
grouse.

grutum
grout.

gry
N
scrap| crumb

gryffa
N
griffin

gryllographus
N M
caricaturist

gryllus
N M
cricket| grasshopper

grypha
N F
griffin

gryps
N M
griffin

grypus
N M
griffin