Moabites
N M
Moabite| inhabitant of Moab (land north of the Dead Sea)

Moabitis
N F
Moabite woman| inhabitant of Moab (land north of the Dead Sea)

mobilis
or -us| mobilissimus -a -um ADJ
movable; mobile; quick| active; changeable| shifting; fickle| easily swayed

mobilitas
N F
mobility| agility; speed; quickness of mind; inconstancy

mobiliter
ADV
quickly| rapidly| actively; changeably| inconstantly| in a fickle manner

mobilito
V TRANS
set in motion

modalitas
N F
mode

moderabilis
ADJ
controllable

moderamen
N
rudder; management| government

moderatio
N F
moderation; self control; guidance; government| regulation

moderator
N M
governor| master; user| one who restrains

moderatrix
N F
mistress| controller| manager (female); she who restrains/regulates/determines

moderatus
ADJ
controlled| restrained| moderate| temperate| sober

modernista
N M
modernist

modernitas
N F
modernity

modernum
N
present things/institutions (pl.)

modernus
ADJ
modern

modero
V
check| slow down| control

moderor
V DEP
guide; control; regulate; govern

modestia
N F
restraint| temperateness; discipline; modesty

modestus
ADJ
restrained| mild; modest; reserved; disciplined

modiatio
N F
corn-measuring; measuring by modii

modicum
N
short/small time; short distance| little way; little| small amount

modicus
ADJ
moderate; temperate| restrained; small (Bee)

modificatio
N F
measuring; measure

modificatus
ADJ
measured

modifico
V
limit; control; observe due measure

modius
N M
peck; Roman dry measure; (about 2 gallons/8000 cc)

modo
ADV
only| merely; just now/recently| lately; presently modo CONJ
but| if only; but only

modulamen
N
melody

modulate
ADV
melodiously| in a musical manner

modulatio
N F
modulation| inflection of tone; calculation of measurements from a standard

modulator
N M
composer| one who makes up tunes; musician| director of music (L+S); measurer

modulor
V DEP
sing; play; set to music

modulus
N M
little measure

modus
N M
manner| mode| way| method; rule| rhythm| beat| measure| size; bound| limit

Modus agendi
Manner of operation

Modus operandi (m.o.)
Way of operating

Modus vivendi
Way of living

moecha
N F
adulteress; slut; tart

moechor
V DEP
commit adultery

moechus
N M
adulterer

moene
N
defensive/town walls (pl.)| bulwarks; fortifications; fortified town; castle

moenus
N
service; duty/office/function; gift| tribute| offering; bribe; (archaic munus)

moereo
V
grieve| be sad| mourn; bewail/mourn for/lament; utter mournfully

moeror
N M
grief| sorrow| sadness; mourning

moestiter
ADV
sorrowfully

moestitia
N F
sadness| grief; (see maestitia)

moeta
a half.

mola
N F
millstone; ground meal; mill (pl.) [salsa ~ => salted meal| for sacrifices]

molaris
N M
rock as large as a millstone used as a missile; molar tooth

molatio
multure.

molctaticus
ADJ
fined| extracted as fine/penalty

molda
a mould.

moldera
multure.

molecula
N F
molecule

molecularis
ADJ
molecular

molendinarius
a miller.

molendinator
a miller.

molendinum
a mill.

moles
N F
mass (huge); bulk; monster; massive structure; difficulty| trouble| danger

moleste
ADV
annoyingly; in a vexing/annoying/distressing/tiresome manner

molestia
N F
trouble| annoyance

molesto
V
disturb| vex| annoy| worry| trouble

molestra
a sheepskin.

molestus
um| molestior -or -us| molestissimus -a -um ADJ
annoying; troublesome; tiresome; [molestus esse => to be a worry/nuisance]

molimen
N
effort| vehemence; bulk; weight

molimentum
N
exertion| labour

molinarius
N M
miller

molinula
N F
grinder; (molinula cafearia = coffee-grinder)

molinum
a mill.

molior
V DEP
struggle| labor| labor at; construct| build; undertake| set in motion| plan

molitio
N F
grinding

molitura
grinding; corn taken to a mill to be ground; grist; payment for grinding| multure; a lord's right to make tenants grind at his mill.

mollesco
V
become soft; become gentle or effeminate

molliare
to knead.

mollicio
grinding.

molliculus
ADJ
soft| tender; effeminate

mollificatio
N F
mollification

mollio
V
soften| mitigate| make easier; civilize| tame| enfeeble

mollipes
ADJ
soft-footed

mollis
ADJ
soft; flexible; calm; gentle; pliant| tender; smooth; mild| weak; effeminate

molliter
ADV
calmly/quietly/softly/gently/smoothly/easily; w/out pain/anger/harshness; weakly
mollitia| mollitiae N F
softness| tenderness; weakness| effeminacy

mollities
N F
softness| tenderness; weakness| effeminacy

mollitudo
N F
softness| yielding quality; flexibility (voice); mildness/leniency; weakness

molluscum
N
mollusc

molneda
a millpool.

molo
V
grind

molossus
N M
hunting dog/Molessian hound; (Molessia in Epirus); metrical foot of three long

molta
toll paid by vassals for grinding corn at the lord's mill.

moltaticus
ADJ
fined| extracted as fine/penalty; of/concerning a fine (Cas)

molto
V TRANS
punish| fine; extract as forfeit; sentence to pay

molumentum
toll for grinding.

molutus (molitus)
ground.

moly
N
plant (white flower and black root) (mythical used by Odysseus against Circe)

momen
N
movement; impulse; a trend

momentaliter
ADV
in a moment

momentana
N F
delicate scales for weighing gold/silver/coins

momentaneus
ADJ
momentary| of brief duration; quick

momentarius
ADJ
momentary/of brief duration/quick; temporary/short-lived; quick-acting (poison)

momentosus
ADJ
momentary| of brief duration; quick| rapid

momentum
N
moment| importance| influence; motion| movement; impulse| effort

monaca
a nun.

monacare
to make a man a monk; to receive him into a convent.

monacha
N F
nun

monachaliter
in monkish fashion.

monachismus
N M
monasticism; monastic life; monarchism Cal)

monachus
N M
monk

monacus
a monk.

monagium
error for menagium.

monarcha
N M
monarch; absolute ruler

monarchia
N F
monarchy; absolute rule

monarchicus
ADJ
monarchical

monasterialis
monastic.

monasterium
a monastery| a minster.

monasticus
ADJ
monastic

monedula
N F
jackdaw

moneo
V
remind| ADVise| warn; teach; admonish; foretell| presage

moneta
money; a mint.

monetabilis
ADJ
coinable?

monetacio
coining| minting.

monetagium
mintage| right of coining; tribute paid by tenants to the lord that he should not change the money he had coined.

monetalis
ADJ
of the mint

monetare
to coin; to mint.

monetarius
a moneyer; a coiner; a banker.

monetatio
coining.

moneto
V
coin; mint

monetum
a mint.

moniale
a nunnery; a mullion.

monialis
a nun.

monile
N
necklace| collar; collar (for horses and other animals)

monimentum
N
monument

monitio
N F
admonition| warning; ADVice

monitor
N M
counselor| preceptor; prompter

monitorius
ADJ
serves-to-remind

monitus
N M
warning| command; ADVice| counsel

monoceros
N M
unicorn; (fabulous animal)

monocerotos
N M
unicorn; (fabulous animal)

monochordon
N
monochord| instrument (1-string+soundboard); (by Guido in teaching); tonometer

monochordum
N
monochord| instrument (1-string+soundboard); (by Guido in teaching); tonometer

monochromatum
N
one-colour painting (Pliny)

monodicus
ADJ
unique

monogerminalis
ADJ
monogerminal; monovular

monogrammos
ADJ
sketched in outline; insubstantial| shadowy; jasper marked w/single line

monogrammus
ADJ
sketched in outline; insubstantial| shadowy; jasper marked w/single line

monographia
N F
monograph

monomachia
N F
duel

monometer
ADJ
monometric; of one metre

monopodium
N
table with one foot

monopolium
N
monopily| right of exclusive sale in a community

monosyllaba
N F
monosyllable

monosyllabon
N
monosyllable

monosyllabus
ADJ
monosyllabic

monotheismus
N M
monotheism

monotheista
N M
monotheist

monotheisticus
ADJ
monotheist

mons
N M
mountain; huge rock; towering heap

monstra
a muster.

Monstra mihi pecuniam!
Show me the money!

monstrantia
a reliquary| a monstrance| or ooster.

monstrare
to muster.

monstratio
N F
exhibition (of art| of objects)

monstrator
N M
guide| demonstrator

monstrifer
ADJ
producing monsters/portents; monster-bearing (L+S); monstrous/horrid| misshapen

monstrificus
ADJ
monstrous; strange

monstrigenus
ADJ
monster-bearing; producing monsters

monstriger
ADJ
producing monsters/portents; monster-bearing (L+S); monstrous/horrid| misshapen

monstro
V
show; point out| reveal; ADVise| teach

monstrum
a muster; a reliquary.

monstruosus
ADJ
strange| monstrous| ill-omened

montanus
ADJ
mountainous

Montepessulanus
N M
Montpellier (in southern France)

monticola
N C
mountain dweller; highlander; mountaineer

monticolus
ADJ
mountain dwelling

montivagus
ADJ
wandering over the mountains

montosus
ADJ
mountainous; (also montuosus)

montuosus
ADJ
mountainous

monumentum
N
reminder; memorial| monument| tomb; record| literary work| history| book

moota
a seamew or seagull. (Fr. mouette.) See also mota| muta.

mora
a moor; a mere.

moracum
pure wine (merum) moratum.

moragium
rent or service for tenure of moorland.

moralis
ADJ
moral; of philosophy| concerned w/ethics; concerned w/moral philosophy

moralitas
N F
morality| morals

moraliter
ADV
morally

morator
N M
delayer; loiterer

Moratorium
A delay

moratum
a drink| supposed to be wine flavoured with mulberries.

moratus
ADJ
endowed with character or manners of a specified kind; gentle| civilized

morbidus
ADJ
diseased; unhealthy

morbillus
N M
measle

Morbonia
N F
Plagueville; [~ abeas => go to hell!]

morbosus
ADJ
sickly/unhealthy/diseased/prone to illness; morbidly lustful; keen on/mad about

morbus
N M
sickness| illness| weakness; disease; distemper; distress; vice

morchella
N F
morel

mordacitas
N F
stinging| property of stinging; biting sarcasm (Erasmus)

mordaciter
ADV
sharply| bitingly| stingingly| caustically

mordaculum
the tongue of a buckle.

mordax
ADJ
biting| snappish; tart; cutting| sharp; caustic

mordeo
V
bite; sting; hurt| pain; vex; criticize| carp at; eat| consume; bite/cut into

mordicatio
N F
gripping

mordicus
ADV
by biting| with the teeth; tenaciously

moretum
brown cloth also moratum.

morgabulum
rent of moorland.

morgagifa
morganegiba.

morgagium
mortgage.

morganegiba
the husband's gift to the wife on the wedding-day| or the day after.

moriatio
residence.

moribundus
ADJ
dying

morigero
V INTRANS
be compliant/indulgent to; gratify; humor

morigeror
V DEP
be compliant/indulgent to; gratify; humor

morigerus
ADJ
compliant| indulgent; obliging

morina
murrain.

morio
N M
fool| idiot kept as a laughing-stock; jester (Erasmus)

morior
V DEP
die| expire| pass/die/wither away/out; fail; decay

Morituri te salutant
Those who are about to die salute you

moriturus
V DEP
die; expire| pass/die/wither away/out; decay; (FUT ACT PPL only| moriturus)

morologus
ADJ
talking like a fool

moror
V DEP
delay; stay| stay behind; devote attention to

morositas
N F
peevishness| moroseness; G:pedantry

morosus
ADJ
hard to please| persnickety

morphologia
N F
morphology

morphologicus
ADJ
morphological

mors
N F
death; corpse; annihilation

Mors ultima linea rerum est
Death is everything's final limit. (Horace)

morsella
a small piece [of land].

morsellatim
piecemeal.

morsellus
morsella.

morsus
a morse; a clasp.

mortalis
ADJ
mortal| transient; human| of human origin

mortalitas
N F
mortality; death

mortariolum
N
small mortar

mortarium
N
mortar; bowl/trough in which materials are pounded/groun
morticinus| morticina| morticinum ADJ
not slaughtered| of animal that died natural death/its flesh; of dead tissue

mortellum
mortarium.

mortgagium
a mortgage.

morticinium
murrain.

mortifer
ADJ
deadly| fatal| death bringing; destructive

mortificare
to alienate in mortgage.

mortificatio
N F
killing; death; (eccles.)

mortifico
V TRANS
kill; destroy; mortify| subdue| reduce to weakness

mortitivus
dead of murrain.

mortizare
amortizare.

mortua sesona
close time for foxes| in the forests| 1 May to 1 Sept.

mortual
N
funeral song| dirge

mortuarium
a bequest to the testator's parish church in recompense for tithes not duly paid; a duty payable to the lord on the death of a tenant.

mortuum vadium
a mortgage.

mortuus
ADJ
dead| deceased; limp

Mortvi non mordant
Dead me don't bite; Dead men tell no tale

morua
a codfish (morrhua vulgaris).

morula
N F
brief delay

morulus
ADJ
black; dark colored

morum
N
mulberry; fruit of the black mulberry

morus
N F
black mulberry tree

moruta
N F
cod

mos
N M
custom| habit; mood| manner| fashion; character (pl.)| behavior| morals

Mosa
N F
river Maas/Meuse| in Holland/France/Belgium

mossa
a moss or bog.

mota
a mote; a moot; a pack of hounds; a moat; a castle mound.

motaculum
a rudder| an implement used in mixing malt.

motetum
N
anthem (music)

motibilis
moveable; a vagrant.

motio
N F
motion| movement; shivering| ague; removal

motivum
N
motive?; emotion? (effect of being moved)

motivus
ADJ
stirred; moved

moto
V
set in motion| shake| stir| etc

motor
a mootman.

motorius
ADJ
motorised ( ADJ.)

motrum
N
motor

Motu proprio
Of one's own initiative

motulinus
mutton.

motum
a moat.

motura
molitura.

motus
N M
movement| motion; riot| commotion| disturbance; gesture; emotion

moveo
V
move| stir| agitate| affect| provoke| disturb; [movere se => dance]

mox
ADV
soon| next (time/position)