mua
mews.

mucetta
a hole.

mucidus
ADJ
snivelling; moldy| musty

mucinnium
N
handkerchief

mucor
N M
bread-mould; wine-must

mucro
N M
sword| sword point| sharp point

mucus
N M
mucus| snot; recess| innermost part of a house

mueta
a watchtower; mews; a pack of hounds.

muffulae
fur gloves; muffs.

mugettum
musk.

mugil
N M
gray mullet

mugilis
N M
gray mullet

muginor
V DEP
loiter| dally

mugio
V
low| bellow; make a loud deep noise

mugitus
N M
lowing| bellowing; roaring| rumble

muiia
mews.

muillo
a haycock or hayrick.

muiolus (Fr. muid)
a measure of corn| salt| &c.| about 5 1/2 qrs.

mula
N F
she-mule; mule

Mulciber
N M
surname of Vulcan; fire

mulco
V
beat up| thrash| cudgel; worst| treat roughly

mulcta
N F
fine; penalty; penalty involving property (livestock| later money)

mulctaticius
ADJ
fined| extracted as fine/penalty

mulctaticus
ADJ
fined| extracted as fine/penalty

mulctatio
N F
imposition of fine

mulcto
multo.

mulctra
N F
milk pail| milking pail; milk in a milk pail (L+S)

mulctrale
N
milk pail| milking pail

mulctrarium
N
milk pail| milking pail

mulctrum
N
milk pail| milking pail

mulecius
a mullet (mullus barbatus or mugil capito).

mulgarium
N
milk pail| milking pail

mulgeo
V TRANS
milk (an animal); extract (milk)

muliebris
ADJ
feminine| womanly| female; woman's; womanish| effeminate

mulier
lawful issue.

Mulier taceat in ecclesia
Let the woman be silent in church. (Paul)

mulierarius
ADJ
womanish

muliercula
N F
little/weak/foolish woman; little hussy

mulierositas
N F
love of women

mulierosus
ADJ
fond of women

mulinus
ADJ
of a mule| mulish

mulio
a hayrick.

mullus
N M
red mullet (fish)

mulneda
a mill pool.

mulsum
N
honeyed wine; (common Roman drink of honey mixed into wine)

multa
a fine.

multae
N F
many women (pl.)

multangulus
ADJ
many-cornered

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

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

multatio
N F
imposition of fine

multesimus
ADJ
very small

multi
N M
many men/people (pl.); the common/ordinary people; the many; common herd

Multi famam, conscientiam pauci verentur
Many fear their reputation, few their conscience. (Pliny)

multicanus
ADJ
harmonious

multicavus
ADJ
porous

multicellularis
ADJ
multicellular

multicium
N
splendid garment; transparent garment

multicius
ADJ
soft; splendid; transparent

multicolor
ADJ
many-coloured

multifariam
ADV
in many places

multifarius
ADJ
many-fold

multifidus
ADJ
splintered

multifluus
ADJ
flowing copiously

multiformis
ADJ
having many shapes

multigeneris
ADJ
of many kinds

multigenus
ADJ
of many different sorts

multijugis
ADJ
yoked many together; manifold| of many sorts

multijugus
ADJ
yoked many together; manifold| of many sorts

multiloquax
ADJ
talkative

multiloquium
N
loquaciousness| excessive talking

multiloquus
ADJ
garrulous| talkative| that talks too much

multimodis
ADV
in many ways| variously

multimodus
ADJ
various| munifold

multiplex
ADJ
|multitudinous| many at once/together; numerous; changeable/shifting; versatile

multiplicabilis
ADJ
multiple| manifold

multiplicatio
N F
multiplication; act of increasing in number/quantity; multiple

multiplicator
N M
multiplier (math.)

multiplicitas
N F
multiplicity; manifoldness

multipliciter
ADV
in many different ways

multiplicium
a cloak.

multiplico
V TRANS
multiply| repete; increase (number/quantity/extent); have/use on many occasions

multiplicus
ADJ
compound| complex| composed of many elements

Multis post annis
Many years later

multiscius
ADJ
much-knowing

multitudo
N F
multitude| great number; crowd; rabble| mob

multizonium
N
block of flats

multo
ADV
much| by much| a great deal| very; most; by far; long (before/after)

multot
NUM
many times

multoties
many times.

multra
a pail.

multum
ADV
much| greatly| plenty| very; more; most

Multum in parvo
Much in little. (small but significant)

Multun, non multa
Much, not many (quality not quantity)

multura
molitura.

mulus
N M
mule

mulvellus
melwell| milwin| greenfish| perhaps coalfish (merlangus carbonarius) or pollock (merlangius pollachius).

mumia
N F
mummy

muncellus
a mound| a heap of corn| sometimes 10 sheaves.

mundanus
ADJ
worldly; of/belonging to the world/universe; mundane; of this world (Bee)

mundare
to purge by ordeal.

Mundas vult decipi
The world wants to be deceived

mundialis
ADJ
worldly| belonging to the world; mundane; of sacred vault of Ceres (OLD)

mundialiter
ADV
in the manner of the world

mundializatio
N F
internationalisation

mundifractura
mundbrech| breach of enclosures| privileges| or the king's peace.

munditia
N F
cleanness| elegance of appearance| manners or taste

mundities
N F
cleanness| elegance of appearance| manners or taste

mundo
V TRANS
clean| cleanse| make clean/tidy; (eccl. - ceremonially/spiritually)

Mundus vult decipi, ergo decipiatur
The world wants to be deceived, so let it be deceived!

munero
V TRANS
give| present

muneror
V DEP
give| present

municeps
N C
citizen/native (of a municipality)

municipalis
ADJ
of| belonging to or typical of a municipium; provincial (contemptous insult)

municipatim
ADV
by municipia; by free towns

municipatus
N M
citizenship

municipium
N
township (administrative division)

munificator
N M
gift-bestower

munificentia
N F
bountifulness| munificence

munificus
ADJ
bountiful| liberal| munificent

munimen
a grant| a charter.

munimenta
records.

munimentum
N
fortification| bulwark; defense| protection

munio
V
fortify; strengthen; protect| defend| safeguard; build (road)

Munit haec et altera vincit
One defends and the other conquers

munitio
N F
fortifying; fortification

munitiuncula
N F
small/little fortification/stronghold

munitor
N M
one who builds fortifications

munium
N
duties (pl.)| functions

muntator
a soldier serving with a knight| on the Welsh March.

munus
N
service; duty| office| function; gift; tribute| offering; bribes (pl.)

munusculum
N
small present or favor

muraena
N F
kind of eel| the moray or lamprey

muragium
toll exacted in a town for repairing the walls.

murale
a wall.

muralis
ADJ
of walls; of a (city) wall; turreted; mural

muratio
a walled town.

muratus
ADJ
walled| surrounded by walls

murdra
murder.

murdrare
to murder.

murdrator
a murderer.

murdredum
murder; tax imposed for the escape of a murderer.

murdrire
to murder.

murdritor
a murderer.

murdrum
murder.

murelegus
N M
cat; (mouser)

murena
a lamprey (petromyzon marinus).

murex
N M
purple fish| shellfish which gave Tyrian dye; purple dye; purple cloth

muria
N F
brine| salt liquor| pickling

muries
N F
brine| salt liquor| pickling

murilega
N F
cat; (mouser)

murilegius
N M
cat; (mouser)

murilegus
a cat.

murinus
ADJ
grey-mouse-coloured
murmillo| murmillonis N M
gladiator who wore Gallic armor and fish-topped helmet; (usu. fought retiarius)

muripellus
a buttress.

murmur
N M
murmur/mutter; whisper/rustle| hum/buzz; low noise; roar/growl/grunt/rumble

murmuratio
N F
grumbling| discontented muttering; uttering of low continuous cries

murmuro
V
hum| murmur| mutter; roar

murra
a maser.

murrena
murrain.

murreus
ADJ
having color of myrrh| reddish-brown

murrus
a maser.

murtrarius
a murderer.

murtrum
murder.

murus
N M
wall| city wall

mus
N C
mouse

Mus uni non fidit antro
A mouse does not rely on just one hole. (Plautus)

musa
N F
muse (one of the goddesses of poetry| music| etc.); sciences/poetry (pl.)

musaeus
ADJ
of the Muses; poetical

musardus
lazy| stupid.

musca
N F
fly (insect); gadfly| bothersome person

muscarium
N
fly trap

muscata nux
nutmeg.

muscatum
N
nutmeg

muschettus
the male sparrow hawk (accipiter fringillarius; also called fragellus).

muscidus
mossy; mouldy.

muscipula
N F
mouse trap

muscipulum
N
mouse trap

muscosus
ADJ
mossy

muscula
a mussel.

musculosus
ADJ
muscular

musculus
N M
|B:muscle; W:military shed| mantelet| "mousie"; small boat (mydion)

muscus
N M
moss

museum
a study (room).

musica
N F
music

Musica delenit bestiam feram
Music soothes the savage beast

musicographus
N M
composer

musicus
ADJ
of/belonging to poetry or music| musical

musinor
V DEP
deliberate about

musivum
N
mosiac

musivus
ADJ
muse-like; artistic

Muslimus
N M
Moslem

mussa
a moss or bog.

mussetum
a mossy place.

mussito
V
mutter/whisper| talk in subdued tones; keep quiet/say nothing (about)

musso
V
mutter/whisper (discontently); hum (bee); keep quiet (about); hem/haw; hesitate

musta
must| unfermented wine.

mustaceum
N
must-cake| a sort of wedding cake

mustaceus
N M
must-cake| a sort of wedding cake

mustela
N F
weasel

mustella
N F
weasel

musteus
ADJ
must-like; of new wine; fresh/young

mustrum
muster monstrum.

mustum
N
unfermented/partially fermented grape juice/wine| must

mustus
ADJ
fresh| young; unfermented/partially fermented (wine)

Musulmanus
N M
Moslem

muta
a pack of hounds; a mew of hawks; moulting.

mutabilis
ADJ
changeable; inconstant

mutabilitas
N F
changeability| liability to change; fickleness; inconstancy

mutabiliter
ADV
with changeability of purpose; inconstantly

mutare
to mew hawks.

mutarius
mewed.

mutatio
N F
change| alteration; interchange| exchange

Mutatis mutandis
The necessary changes having been made

Mutato nomine
The name being changed

mutatrum
N
switch

mutilamen
a mutilation| a maim.

mutilo
V
maim| mutilate; lop/cut/chop off| crop; cut short

mutilus
ADJ
maimed| broken| mutilated; hornless| having lost/stunted horns

mutinium
N
penis; (rude)

muto
multo.

muttio
V INTRANS
mutter| murmur

mutto
N M
penis; (rude)

muttonium
N
penis; (rude)

mutuatio
N F
borrowing

mutuens
ADJ
borrowing

mutulare (mutilare)
to hamble expeditare.

mutulinus
mutton.

mutulus
N M
projecting shelf/bracket; slab under corona of cornice| mutule| modillion

mutunium
N
penis; (rude)

mutuo
V
lend; exchange

mutuor
V DEP
borrow| obtain on loan

mutus
mewed.

mutuus
ADJ
borrowed| lent; mutual| in return