Me fallit
I do not know

Me iudice
I being judge; in my judgement

Me oportet propter praeceptum te nocere
I'm going to have to hurt you on principle

Me transmitte sursum, caledoni!
Beam me up, Scotty!

Mea culpa
Through my fault

Mea maxima culpa
Through my very great fault

Mea mihi conscientia pluris est quam omnium sermo
My conscience means more to me than all speech. (Cicero)

meandrum
a rubbish hole.

meanialis
menialis.

meatim
in my own way.

meatus
N M
movement| course

mecastor
INTERJ
by Castor!; (oath used by women)

mechanicus
N M
engineer; acrobat performing w/gymnastic apparatus

mechanismus
N M
mechanism

meda
a mete| a boundary.

medaria
a place for making or stowing mead.

medarius
a mead maker| or seller; an official in charge of the medary in a convent.

medax
N M
liar

meddix
N M
Oscan magistrate

medela
N F
cure| remedial treatment; healing| healing power (Sax); health

medella
N F
cure| remedial treatment; healing| healing power (Sax); health

medens
N M
physician| doctor

medeor
V DEP
heal| cure; remedy| assuage| comfort| amend

mederia
a house where mead is sold.

mediaevalis
ADJ
medieval

mediamnis
a dyke; a canal.

medianetum
arbitration.

medians
ADJ
halved| divided in the middle

mediante
ADV
by means of

medianum
N
(the) middle

medianus
ADJ
in-the-middle; middle

mediastinus
N M
drudge

mediate
ADV
by means of

mediator
N M
mediator; intermediary| go between; middle man

mediatrix
N F
mediator (female); intermediary| go between

medica
N F
doctor (female)| physician| healer

medicabilis
ADJ
curable

medicamen
N
drug| remedy| medicine; cosmetic; substance to treat seeds/plants; dye

medicamentum
N
drug| remedy| medicine

medice
N F
doctor (female)| physician| healer

Medice, cura te ipsum!
Physician, heal thyself! (Versio Vulgata)

Medici graviores morbos asperis remediis curant
Doctors cure the more serious diseases with harsh remedies. (Curtius Rufus)

medicina
N F
art/practice of medicine| medicine; clinic; treatment| dosing; remedy| cure

medicinus
ADJ
of the art/practice of medicine/healing| medical; [w/ars or res => medicine]

medico
V
heal| cure; medicate; dye

medicor
V DEP
heal| cure

medicus
ADJ
healing| curative| medical; [digitus ~ => fourth finger of the hand]

Medicus curat, natura sanat
The physician treats, nature cures

medicus digitus
the third finger.

medidies
N M
noon; midday; south; (meridies)

medie
ADV
moderately; in a manner avoiding both extremely| moderate; ambiguous

medie manus
a man of low rank.

medietas
N F
center/mid point/part; half; intermediate course/state; fact of being in middle

medimnum
N
dry measure| Greek bushel (6 modii); measure of land in Cyrenaica

medimnus
N M
dry measure| Greek bushel (6 modii); measure of land in Cyrenaica

medio
V
halve| divide in the middle; be in the middle

Medio tutissimus ibis
You will go safest in the middle. (Moderation in all things) (Ovid)

mediocritas
N F
medium| moderateness; mediocrity

mediocriter
ADV
to a moderate extent/degree| ordinarily| moderately| tolerably; not very

medioxi
ADJ
middlemost

meditabundus
ADJ
earnestly mediating/considering/reflecting; designing

meditamentum
N
PREParation| practice

meditamenum
N
training exercise

meditatio
N F
contemplation| meditation; practicing

meditentum
the cap of a flail.

mediterraneus
ADJ
inland| remote from the coast

meditor
V DEP
consider| ponder (constantly)| reflect upon; meditate; plan| devise| practice

meditullium
N
middle| center| mid-point; interior| part of country remote from sea

medium
N
middle| center; medium| mean; midst| community| public; publicity

medius
mean; mesne.

medlea
a fray; a medley.

medo
mead.

medulla
N F
marrow| kernel; innermost part; quintessence

medullitus
ADV
inwardly| from depths of heart/mind; from the marrow

megadomesticus
a chief officer of the household| a major domo.

megalophonum
N
loudspeaker

megarus
mackerel (scomber scombrus).

megestanis
N M
nobles (pl.)| grandees| magnates| leaders; nobles of Parthia/eastern countries

megestanus
N M
nobles (pl.)| grandees| magnates| leaders; nobles of Parthia/eastern countries

megistanis
N M
nobles (pl.)| grandees| magnates| leaders; nobles of Parthia/eastern countries

megistanus
N M
nobles (pl.)| grandees| magnates| leaders; nobles of Parthia/eastern countries

megucarius
a white tawyer| a leather dresser.

mehercle
INTERJ
By Hercules! assuredly| indeed

mehercule
INTERJ
by Hercules! assuredly| indeed

mehercules
INTERJ
by Hercules! assuredly| indeed mei (gen.) PRON REFLEX
myself

meida
madder.

meilia
N
thousand (men); thousands (milia [passuum] => mile); (archaic plural of mille)

meimmatus
maimed.

meio
V
urinate| make water; ejaculate; (somewhat rude)

mel
N
honey; sweetness; darling

mela
a measure of corn and cheese (Scotch).

melancholicus
ADJ
having black bile| melancholy

melanurus
N M
small edible sea-fish

melicus
N M
lyric poet

melilotos
N F
species of clover

melimelum
N
honey apples (pl.)

Meliora cogito
I strive for the best

melioratio
N F
improvement

melioro
V
improve; make better

melisphyllum
N
balm

melissa
N F
balm

melissophyllon
N
balm

Melitae amor
Love of Malta

Melius est praevenire quam praeveniri
Better to forestall than to be forestalled

Melius frangi quam flecti
It is better to break than to bend

Melius tarde, quam nunquam
Better late than never

meliuscule
ADV
somewhat better| prettywell

meliusculus
ADJ
somewhat better

melleta
medlea.

melleus
ADJ
honey-; of honey

mellibrodium
bracket or bragwort| a drink flavoured with honey and spice.

mellifer
ADJ
honey-producing

mellificus
ADJ
honey-making

Mellita, domi adsum
Honey, I'm home

mellitarius
a beekeeper.

mellitus
ADJ
sweetened with honey; honey-sweet

mello
V
make honey; collect honey

melo
N M
melon (esp. apple-shaped); [Melo => old name for river Nile]

melodes
N M
pleasent/charming singer

melodia
N F
melody; pleasent song

melodrama
N
opera

melodramaticus
ADJ
melodramatic; (theatrum melodramaticum = opera)

melodramatium
N
operetta

melodum
N
poetry| songs (pl.)

melodus
N M
poets (pl.)

melongena
N F
eggplant

melopepo
N M
watermelon

melota
N F
sheepskin

melote
N F
sheepskin

melotes
N F
sheepskin

melotis
N F
sheepskin

melotus
a badger (meles taxus).

mem
N
mem; (13th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as M)

membrana
N F
membrane; skin; parchment

membratim
ADV
limb by limb

membrum
N
member| limb| organ; (esp.) male genital member; apartment| room; section

memento
V 0 0 PRES ACTIVE IMP 2 S TRANS
remember; be mindful of

Memento mori
Remember that you will die

Memento vivere
A reminder of life (literally remember that you have to live)

mementote
V 0 0 PRES ACTIVE IMP 2 P TRANS
remember; be mindful of

memiens
ADJ
remembering; keeping in mind| paying heed to; being sure; recalling

memini
V PERFDEF
remember (PERF form| PRES force); keep in mind| pay heed to; be sure; recall

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

Memorabilia
Memorable things

memorabilis
ADJ
memorable; remarkable

memorandorium
a catalogue.

Memorandum
A note of; a thing to be remembered

memorator
a remembrancer.

memoria
N F
memory| recollection; history; time within memory [~ tenere => to remember]

Memoria in aeterna
In everlasting remembrance

memorial
N
memorial; records/memoranda (pl.); sign of remembrance| monument (Souter)

memoriale
N
memorandum; memory

memorialis
N M
historiographer royal| man employed in the emperor's secretarial bureau

memoriola
N F
memory

Memoriter
From memory

memoro
V
remember; be mindful of (w/GEN/ACC); mention/recount/relate| remind/speak of

memprisa
manucaptio.

mena
N F
small sea-fish

menagium
a family.

Menapius
N M
Menapii; Belgic (north Gallic) tribe

mencia. Perhaps an error for meneia.
meneia appearance; obeisance (?).

menda
N F
bodily defect| blemish; fault| error (usu. in writing)

Mendacem memorem esse oportet
A liar needs a good memory. (Quintilianus)

mendaciter
ADV
falsely|deceptively| mendaciously

mendacium
N
lie| lying| falsehood| untruth; counterfeit| fraud

mendaciunculum
N
white lie| fib| little untruth

mendax
ADJ
lying| false; deceitful; counterfeit

mendicatio
N F
begging

mendicitas
N F
beggary

mendico
V
beg for; be a beggar| go begging

mendicor
V DEP
beg for; be a beggar| go begging

mendicus
ADJ
poor as a beggar| beggarly; paltry| pitiful

mendosus
ADJ
full of faults| faulty; erroneous; prone to error

mendum
N
bodily defect| blemish; fault| error (usu. in writing)

menestrallus
an artisan; a minstrel.

menetum
a wooden horn.

menialis
menial. From moenia.

meniare
to wall.

mens
N F
mind; reason| intellect| judgement; plan| intention| frame of mind; courage

Mens agitat molem
The mind moves the matter. (Vergil)

Mens rea
Guilty mind

Mens regnum bona possidet
An honest heart is a kingdom in itself. (Seneca)

Mens sana in corpore sano
A sound mind in a sound body. (Juvenalis)

Mens sibi conscia recti
A mind conscious of its rectitude

mensa
N F
table; course| meal; banker's counter

mensacula
a carving kinfe.

mensalis
ADJ
table-; of a table

mensarius
N M
money-changer| banker; treasury official

mensis
N M
month

mensor
N M
land-surveyor; surveyor of building-works

menstrualis
ADJ
liable to menstruate (monthly); in process of menstruation; lasting a month

menstruatio
N F
menstruation

menstruo
V INTRANS
menstrate| have period; have monthly term

menstruum
N
monthly payment/term; menstrual discharge (usu. pl.); monthly sacrifices (L+S)

menstruus
ADJ
monthly; happens/done/paid every month; of/lasting for/consisting of a month

mensula
N F
(small) table; banker's/money-changer's counter

mensularius
N M
banker| money-changer

mensura
a bushel; standard measure; a candle of the length of or perhaps image in wax of a sick person or limb sent to a shrine.

mensurare
to measure for the purpose mentioned above.

mensuro
V TRANS
measure; estimate

mensuum
N 3 3 GEN P M
month

menta
N F
mint; any cultivated mint

mentastrum
N
wild mint (Pliny)

mentha
N F
mint; any cultivated mint

mentio
N F
mention| making mention; calling to mind; naming

mentior
V DEP
lie| deceive| invent; imitate; feign; pretend; speak falsely about

mento
N M
long-chin; one who has a long chin

mentula
N F
male sexual organ; (rude); (used as a term of abuse)

mentum
N
chin; projecting edge (architecture)

menusa
reeds| rushes (?).

meo
V
go along| pass| travel

mephitis
N F
noxious exhalation; malaria

mera
a marsh; a mere; unpressed wine. (Fr. mère goutte.)

meracus
ADJ
undiluted| neat

merarius
a midday meal.

merca
marca.

mercancia
merchandise.

mercandizare
to trade.

mercantia
N F
trade

mercator
N M
trader| merchant

mercatoria villa
a market town.

mercatum
a market.

mercatura
N F
trade| commerce

mercatus
N M
gathering for the purposes of commerce| market; fair

mercearius
a mercer.

mercedula
N F
low wages or rent

mercenarius
ADJ
hired for wages; paid| hired

mercennarius
N M
hired worker; mercenary

merceria
mercery.

mercerius
a mercer.

merchandizare
to trade.

mercheium
a market.

mercheta
a fine payable by a villein for licence to give his daughter in marriage| and in Scotland at his own marriage.

mercia
traffic; a fine.

merciamentum
a fine.

merciarius
a mercer.

mercimoniatus
impost on merchandise; custom.

mercimonium
N
goods| merchandise

mercinarius
a mercer.

mercor
V DEP
trade; buy

mercum
a mark| a sign.

Mercuria
N M
Mercury| Roman god of commerce| luck

Mercurii dies
Wednesday.

Mercurius
N M
Mercury (god)

merda
N F
dung| excrement; (rude)

meremium
timber.

merenda
N F
taste| collation

merendula
an afternoon refreshment| a bever.

merens
or -us| merentissimus -a -um ADJ
merit-worthy; well-deserving

mereo
V
earn; deserve/merit/have right; win/gain/incur; earn soldier/whore pay| serve

mereor
V DEP
earn; deserve/merit/have right; win/gain/incur; earn soldier/whore pay| serve

meretricium
N
art of courtesan; trade of harlot; association with courtesans

meretricius
ADJ
of/belonging to/typical of a courtesan/prostitute/harlot

meretricula
N F
courtesan; (often derogatory); harlot

meretrix
N F
courtesan| kept woman; public prostitute; harlot

merga
N F
two-pronged fork (pl.)

merges
N F
sheaf of wheat

mergo
V
dip| plunge| immerse; sink| drown| bury; overwhelm

mergulus
a sink| of a lamp or a lavatory.

mergus
N M
sea-bird; (probably gull)

meridianus
ADJ
|meridian

meridiatio
N F
midday nap| siesta

meridies
N M
noon; midday; south

meridio
V INTRANS
take a siesta

meridionalis
ADJ
southern

merito
ADV
deservedly; rightly

meritorium
N
lodging (pl.)

meritorius
ADJ
hired

meritum
N
merit| service; value| due reward

meritus
ADJ
deserved| due

merketum
a market.

merlare
marlare.

merlengus
a ling (asellus longus).

merops
N F
bird| the bee-eater

merscum
a marsh.

merso
V
dip (in)| immerse; overwhelm| drown

meruca
a cod (morrhua vulgaris).

merula
N F
blackbird; a dark-colored fish| the wrasse

merulus
a merlin (falco aesalon).

merum
N
wine (unmixed with water)

merus
ADJ
unmixed (wine)| pure| only; bare| mere| sheer

merx
N F
commodity; merchandise (pl.)| goods

mesagium
messuagium.

mescheninga
wrongful prosecution (miskenning).

meschita
N F
mosque

mese
N F
highest tetrachord note; middle-note (L+S); A-note; notes (pl.) above lowest

meses
N M
north-east wind

mesfacere
to do wrong.

meslea
a fray| a melee.

meson
N
middle-note

mespila
N F
medlar-tree (Pliny)

mespilum
N
medlar tree (Pliny)

mesprisio
misprisio.

Messala
N M
Messala| Roman cognomen; also Messalla; M. Valerius Messala Corvinus| orator

Messalla
N M
Messalla| Roman cognomen; also Messala; M. Valerius Messalla Corvinus| orator

messaria
the office and profits of a farm bailiff.

messarius
a mower or reaper; a farm bailiff.

messina
harvest time.

messis
N C
harvest| crop; harvest time

messor
N M
reaper| harvester

messuagium
a messuage; a dwelling-house.

mestaria
art; trade; mistery.

mestelenium
the remains of a meal given as alms.

mesticare
to make sad.

mestilo
mesline| wheat and rye mixed.

mestral
N M
official; E:obedientary

mesuagium
N
messuage; building with land and out-buildings

meta
N F
cone| pyramid; conical column| turning point at circus| goal; end| boundary

metabolicus
ADJ
metabolic

metabolismus
N M
metabolism

metallifodina
a mine.

metallum
N
metal; mine; quarry

metamorphosis
N F
metamorphosis| transformation; (pl.) a poem by Ovid

metaphora
N F
metaphor

metaphoricus
ADJ
metaphoric| metaphorical

metaphysica
N F
metaphysics

metaphysicus
N M
metaphysician

metaplasmus
N M
metaplasm; grammatical change; irregularity

metastasis
N F
metastasis

metebona
work done for food.

metempsychis
N F
soul-migration; transmigration of soul

metempsychosis
N F
soul transmigration (from one body to another)

meteoricus
ADJ
meteoric

meteorologia
N F
meteorology

meteorologicus
ADJ
meteorological

meteorologus
N M
meteorologist

meteorum
N
meteor

methanolum
N
methanol (wood alcohol)

methodice
ADV
methodically

methodium
N
joke

methodologia
N F
methodology

methylicus
ADJ
methyl

metior
V DEP
measure| estimate; distribute| mete; traverse| sail/walk through

meto
V
reap; mow| cut off

metonymia
N F
metonymy; change of name

metor
V DEP
measure off| mark out

metreta
N F
Greek liquid measure

metricus
N M
prosodist/prosodian| expert on meter

metropolis
N F
chief/capital city; city from which other cities have been colonized (L+S)

metropolita
N M
metropolitan| bishop in metropolis/chief city; bishop of a metropolitan church

Metropolitanus
N M
metropolitan| bishop in metropolis/chief city; bishop of a metropolitan church

metrum
N
measure; meter

metuculosus
ADJ
timid; frightful

metuens
or -us ADJ
fearing; afraid

metuo
V
fear; be afraid; stand in fear of; be apprehensive| dread

metus
N M
fear| anxiety; dread| awe; object of awe/dread

Meum pactum dictum
My word is my bond

meus
ADJ
my (personal possession); mine| of me| belonging to me; my own; to me

meya
a stack or heap of hay or corn| a mow.