occallesco
V
become callous; acquire a thick skin

occano
V TRANS
sound

occasio
a tribute on a special occasion; a hindrance; a complaint.

Occasio aegre offertur, facile amittitur
Opportunity is offered with difficulty, lost with ease. (Publius Syrus)

Occasio facit furem
Opportunity makes a thief

occasionamentum
molestation.

occasionare
to molest.

occasionari
to be liable to some special tribute; to be hindered| vexed.

occasus
N M
setting; [solis occasus => sunset; west]

occatio
assart assartum.

occecatio
N F
blindness

occedo
V TRANS
go towards| meet

occento
V INTRANS
sing a serenade to; sing a lampoon against

occidens
N M
west; region of the setting sun; western part of the world/its inhabitants

occidentalis
ADJ
of/pertaining to/connected with/coming from the west; westerly

occidio
N F
massacre; wholesale slaughter

occido
V
kill| murder| slaughter| slay; cut/knock down; weary| be the death/ruin of

occiduus
ADJ
setting; westerly

occino
V
break in with a song or call; interpose a call; sing inauspiciously| croak

occipio
V
begin

occipitium
N
back of the head| occiput

occiput
N
back of the head| occiput

occisio
N F
murder| killing; slaughter

occludo
V TRANS
shut up| close up

occo
V
harrow (ground)

occubo
V INTRANS
lie (against/on top of); lie dead

occulco
V
trample down

occulo
V
cover; cover up| hide| cover over| conceal

occultatio
N F
concealment

occulte
ADV
secretly

occultismus
N M
occultism

occulto
V
hide; conceal

occultus
um| occultior -or -us| occultissimus -a -um ADJ
hidden| secret; [in occulto => secretly]

occumbo
V
meet with (death); meet one's death

occupatio
N F
occupation| employment

occupo
V
seize; gain; overtake; capture| occupy; attack

occuro
V
occur| come about; happen

occurro
V
run to meet; oppose| resist; come to mind| occur (with DAT)

occurso
V
run repeatedly or in large numbers; mob; obstruct

occursus
N M
meeting

Oceanus
N M
Ocean

ocellum
N
buttonhole

ocellus
N M
(little) eye; darling

Ocelum
N
Ocelum| city in Cisalpine Gaul (N. Italy)

ochraceus
ADJ
ochre-coloured

oci
ADJ
swifter| more speedy/rapid; sooner| prompter; appearing/occurring earlier

ocimum
N
herb| basil (Ocimim basilicum)

ocimus
N M
herb| basil (Ocimim basilicum)

ocinum
N
fodder herb; clover-like plant

ocis
or -us| ocissimus -a -um ADJ
swift/rapid| moving at speed; arriving/appearing/occuring earlier/sooner (COMP)

ocissi
ADJ
swiftest| most speedy/rapid; soonest| most prompt; appearing/occurring earliest

ocrea
N F
greave| leg-covering

ocreatus
ADJ
wearing greaves

Oct.
ADJ
October (month/mensis understood); abb. Oct.

octaba
the eighth day after a feast| utas.

octachordos
ADJ
octachord; 8-stringed

octaedros
N C
octahedron

octavodecem
a -um| octavodeni -ae -a| octavidecie(n)s NUM
eightteen

octingentensim
NUM
eight hundredth

octingentensum
NUM
eight hundredth

octingenti
ae -a| octingentesimus -a -um| octingeni -ae -a| octingentie(n)s NUM
eight hundred

octipes
ADJ
having eight feet

octo
a -um| octoni -ae -a| octie(n)s NUM
eight

October
N M
October; (8th month before Caesar| 10 th after); abb. Oct.

octodecim
NUM
eighteen

octogenarius
ADJ
consisting of eighty

octogensim
NUM
eightieth

octogensum
NUM
eightieth

octoginta
a -um| octogeni -ae -a| octogie(n)s NUM
eighty

octoiugis
ADJ
yoked eight together

octonarius
ADJ
consisting of eight together

octophoron
N
litter carried
octophoros| octophoros| octophoron ADJ
borne by eight

octuplicatus
ADJ
increased eightfold

octuplum
N
eightfold penalty

octuplus
ADJ
eightfold

octussis
N M
eight asses (money)

ocularium
the visor of a helmet.

oculatus
ADJ
having eyes; catching the eye| conspicuous

oculus
N M
eye