rabbinus
N M
rabbi

rabboni
N M
rabbi; teacher| master; (Hebrew)

rabidus
ADJ
mad| raging| frenzied| wild

rabies
N F
madness

rabio
V
rave; be mad

rabiola
N F
ravioli

rabiose
ADV
madly; in a frenzied manner

rabiosulus
ADJ
rather furious

rabiosus
ADJ
rabid (dogs)| mad; lunatic| raving mad| frenzied

rabula
N M
bawling ADVocate

raca
ADJ
foolish| empty; Hebrew word of contempt (Linddell+Scott)

racemifer
ADJ
bearing clusters

racemus
N M
bunch/cluster (of grapes or other fruit)

racenius
raisin.

racetus
erased.

racha
ADJ
foolish| empty; Hebrew word of contempt (Linddell+Scott)

rachaptare
to ransom.

rachatum
compensation; ransom; relief.

rachetare
to ransom.

rachetum
rachatum.

racialis
ADJ
racial

radaricus
ADJ
of radar

radiatilis
ADJ
radio-transmitted

radiatrum
N
radiator

radiatus
rayed| striped; ray| a striped cloth.

radicalis
ADJ
radical

radicalismus
N M
radicalism

radicatus
ADJ
rooted; having roots| having found a home

radicitus
ADV
by the roots| utterly| completly; at the root; with the roots (L+S)| radically

Radicitus, comes!
Really rad, dude!

radico
V INTRANS
take root; grow roots

radicor
V DEP
take root; grow roots

radicula
N F
little root

radio
V INTRANS
beam| shine; radiate light

radioactivitas
N F
radioactivity

radioactivus
ADJ
radioactive

radioelectricus
ADJ
radioelectric

radiographema
N
x-ray

radiographia
N F
x-ray

radiologia
N F
radiology

radiologicus
ADJ
radiological

radiologus
N M
radiologist

radiophonia
N F
radiotelephony

radiophonicus
ADJ
radiophonic

radiophonum
N
radio (device)

radior
V DEP
beam| shine; radiate light

radiosus
ADJ
beam-emitting

radiotherapia
N F
radiotherapy

radius
N M
ray; rod

radix
N F
root; base

Radix lecti
Couch potato

Radix omnium malorum est cupiditas
the love of money is the root of all evil. Avarice is the problem, money itself is not evil

rado
V
shave; scratch| scrape; coast by

raeda
N F
four wheeled wagon

raedarius
N M
coachman

raffinatio
N F
refinement

ragana
a ray (raia clavata) or a skate (raia batis).

raglorium
the jurisdiction of a raglotus.

raglorius
a steward. (Welsh| rhaglaw.)

ralla
a rail; a thin tunic.

ramale
N
brushwood (usu. pl.)| twigs| sticks| shoots

ramentum
N
shavings (usu. pl.)| splinters| chips

rameus
ADJ
of a bough/boughs/sticks

ramex
N M
rupture; lungs (pl.)

ramia
twigs.

ramnum
N
bramble; (buckthorn?)

ramosus
ADJ
having many branches| branching

ramulus
N M
twig| little branch/bough

ramus
N M
branch| bough

ramusculus
N M
twig

rana
N F
frog

rancens
ADJ
stinking| putrid

rancidulus
ADJ
rather putrid

rancidus
ADJ
rotten| putrid| nauseating

rangeator
a ranger.

ranunculus
N M
little frog| tadpole

rapa
a rape| a division of a county| especially Sussex.

rapacitas
N F
rapacity

rapagulum
railing.

rapax
ADJ
grasping| rapacious

raphaninus
ADJ
og/made from radishes

raphanitis
N F
variety of the plant Iris Illyrica

raphanus
N M
radish; horseradish

rapiditris
N F
swiftness| rapidity

rapidus
um| rapidior -or -us| rapidissimus -a -um ADJ
rapid| swift

rapina
N F
robbery| plunder| booty; rape

rapio
V
drag off; snatch; destroy; seize| carry off; pillage; hurry

rappus
rapa.

raptim
ADV
hurriedly| suddenly

rapto
V
drag violently off; ravage

raptor
N M
robber; plunderer

raptum
N
plunder; prey

raptus
N M
violent snatching or dragging away; robbery| carrying off| abduction

Raptus regaliter
Royally screwed

rapulum
N
little turnip

rapum
rape (crime).

rapus
rapa.

Rara avis
A rare bird, i.e. An extraodinary or unusual thing. (Juvenal)

rare
ADV
sparsely| thinly; at wide intervals| loosely; rarely| seldomly

rarefacio
V
make less solid

rarefactio
N F
rarefaction

rarenter
ADV
uncommonly; seldom| rare; (poetic)

raresco
V
thin out| open out; become sparse

raro
ADV
seldom| rare

rarus
um| rarior -or -us| rarissimus -a -um ADJ
thin| scattered; few| infrequent; rare; in small groups; loose knit

rasa
a rase| a measure of corn; land requring a rase of seed.

rasare
to scrape| to rase.

raseria
rasa.

rasilis
ADJ
worn smooth| polished

rasito
V TRANS
shave (off) habitually

rasorium
a razor.

rassismus
N M
racism

rassista
N M
racist

rassisticus
ADJ
racist

rastellus
N M
rake

rastillare
to rake.

rastillum
a rake.

rastrare
to rake.

rastrum
N
drag-hoe

rastrus
N M
drag-hoe (pl.); (usu. sg. N| pl. M)

rastura
shaving.

rasurus
a razor.

rata
an agreement; a share; a rate.

ratificare
to ratify| to confirm.

ratificatio
N F
ratification

ratifico
V
ratify

ratihabeo
V
ratify

ratihabere
to confirm.

ratihabitio
N F
approval; ratification

ratio
N F
account| reckoning; plan; prudence; method; reasoning; rule; regard

Ratio decidendi
The reason for the decision

Ratio et consilium propriae ducis artes
Reason and deliberation are the proper skills of a general

Ratio legis est anima legis
The reason of the law is the soul of the law

ratiocinatio
N F
reasoning; esp. a form of argument| syllogism

ratiocinativus
ADJ
argumentative; syllogistic

ratiocinator
N M
calculator| accountant

ratiocinium
N
accounting; reckoning; reasoning; obligation to render account

ratiocinor
V DEP
compute| calculate; argue| infer| conclude

rationabilis
or -us| rationabilissimus -a -um ADJ
rational| possessing powers of reasoning; reasonable| agreeable to reason

rationabilitas
N F
rationality| quality of possessing reason

rationabiliter
ADV
reasonably| in accordance with reason; sccording to correct computation (L+S)

rationalabilis
ADJ
rational| reasonable| logical

rationalabiliter
ADV
rationally| reasonably| logically; probably| with probility

rationale
a peculiar form of the pontifical pallium.

rationalis
ADJ
|measurable; that has a ratio; knowing rationally| rational (Def); conceivable

rationalismus
N M
rationalism

rationalista
N M
rationalistic

rationalisticus
ADJ
rationalistic

rationalizo
V
rationalise

rationarium
N
statistical account

ratis
error for crates (?).

ratiuncula
N F
little reckoning| account; a poor reason; a petty syllogism

rato
a rat.

ratula
a landrail (crex pratensis).

ratus
a rat.

rauba
a robe.

raubare
to rob.

raubaria
robbery.

raucisonare
to speak hoarsely.

raucisonus
ADJ
hoarse-sounding| raucous

raucus
ADJ
hoarse; husky; raucous

raudus
N
lump| rough piece; piece of bronze| (sometimes a bronze coin)

raudusculum
N
small sum of money

ravacaulis
N M
kohlrabi

Ravenna
N F
Ravenna; (port/naval base in NE Italy); (late capital of Western Empire)

ravus
ADJ
grayish| tawny

rayus
a ray or skate (raia clavata or batis).

reor, ratus sum
V DEP
think| regard; deem; suppose| believe| reckon