tr.
abb. N M
tribune; abb. tr.; [tr. pl. => of the people; tr. mll. => of the soldiers]

traba
a thrave trava.

trabalis
ADJ
of or used for wooden beams

trabaria
a small boat| a "dugout."

trabea
N F
white state mantle/horiz scarlet stripes; short purple dress equites uniform

trabeatio
the Incarnation| from trabea| a robe| not trabs| a beam.

trabeatura
beams.

trabeatus
ADJ
clad in the trabea; (white robe with scarlet stripes and purple seam for king)

trabes
N F
tree-trunk| beam| timber; ship

trabs
N F
tree trunk; log| club| spear; beam| timber| rafter; ship| vessel; roof| house

trabucus
N M
trébuchet (machine of war)

tracea
search; pursuit; a trail.

traceare
to track.

traco
a cavern.

tracta
a horse's trace.

tractabilis
ADJ
manageable; tractable; easy to deal with

tractagium
towing| hauling.

tractalis
ADJ
pullable; draggable

tractatio
N F
management; treatment; discussion

tractatus
N M
dealing w/problem/subject/treatment; treatment method; handling/management

tractilis pons
a drawbridge.

tractim
ADV
in a long-drawn-out manner

tracto
V
draw| haul| pull| drag about; handle| manage| treat| discuss

tractogalatus
ADJ
made of/cooked with pastry and milk

tractula
a little tract or treatise.

tractum
a horse's trace; a haul; a drag-net.

tractus
struck out.

trada
a haven.

traditio
N F
giving up| delivering up| surrender; record| account; tradition

traditionalis
ADJ
traditional

traditionalismus
N M
traditionalism

traditionalista
N M
traditionalist

trado
V
hand over| surrender; deliver; bequeath; relate

traduco
V TRANS
bring across/over| move/transfer; convert; cause to cross/to extend across area

traductio
N F
conducting/leading around (triumph)| transfer; public exposure/disgrace/reproof

tradux
N M
vine-layer

Traex
N M
Thracian| native of Thrace; gladiator armed with sabre and short shield

trafero
V TRANS
|copy out (writing); translate (language); postpone| transfer date; transform

traga
a sledge; a dray.

tragelaphos
N M
kind of wild goat or antelope; stag with beard like goat (horse-stag) (L+S)

tragelaphus
N M
kind of wild goat or antelope; stag with beard like goat (horse-stag) (L+S)

tragicomicus
ADJ
tragi-comic

tragicus
ADJ
tragic; suitable to tragedy| a| i| m tragic poet| tragic actor

tragoedia
N F
tragedy

tragoedus
N M
tragic actor

tragula
N F
dart| javelin

tragum
N
porridge

traha
N F
sleigh

trahea
N F
drag used as a threshing implement

trahicium
a trace.

Trahimur omnes laudis studio
We are all led on by our eagerness for praise. (Cicero)

traho
V
draw| drag| haul; derive| get

traicio
V
transfer; transport; pierce| transfix

traiectoria
N F
trajectory (geometry)

trainellum
a shoehorn.

Trajanus
N M
Trajan (M. Ulpius Traianus| Emperor| 98-117 AD); Roman cognomen

trajecticius
ADJ
lent for transportation of goods (money); transported/carried over sea (L+S)

trajectitius
ADJ
lent for transportation of goods (money); transported/carried over sea (L+S)

Trajectum
N
Utrecht| city in Holland; (river crossing/ferry)

trajectus
ADJ
crossing| passage

trajicio
V
transfer; transport; pierce| transfix

tralaticius
ADJ
traditional| handed down; customary; ordinary/common/usual; transferred (word)

tralatio
N F
transportation/transference; transfer to another; change of venue; translation

trama
N F
warp (weaving); woof| weft| web filling; thin/lank figure; trifles; bagatelles

tramaricia
a boundary; a landmark.

tramellum
a trammel| a net used for catching birds.

tramen
N
train

tramerium
a travers| the shed in a smithy where horses are shod.

trames
N M
footpath| track; (stream) bed; course; (family) branch; narrow strip (land)

tramesio
tremesium.

tranetarius
a tranter| a carrier.

trano
V
swim across

tranquillitas
N F
stillness; tranquility

tranquillo
V
calm| quiet

tranquillum
N
calm weather; calm state of affairs

tranquillus
ADJ
quiet| calm

trans
PREP ACC
across| over; beyond; on the other side; (only local relations)

transabeo
V
go away beyond

transactio
N F
transaction; deal| business arrangemant| negotiated settlement

transadigo
V
pierce through| thrust through

Transalpinus
N M
people (pl.) from the region beyond the Alps (from Rome)

transcendens
ADJ
transcendent

transcendentalis
ADJ
transcendental

transcendo
V
climb/step/go across/over; board; transgress; exceed; pass on| make transition

transcribo
V
copy (from one book/tablet to another); transcribe; transfer (enrolment); forge

transcurro
V
run across; run or hasten through

transcursus
N M
rapid movement across a space

transduco
V TRANS
|lead across| carry past in parade/procession; exibit/display; pass/get through

transenna
N F
lattice-work| grating

transeo
V
go over| cross

transeptum
a transept.

transeunter
ADV
in passing; cursorily

transeuntes
passant (heraldic).

transfero
V TRANS
transport/convey/transfer/shift; transpose; carry/bring across/over; transplant

transfigo
V
transfix| pierce through

transfiguro
V TRANS
transform| change form/appearence

transfodio
V
transfix| pierce| impale

transformatio
N F
transformation; change of shape

transformis
ADJ
that undergoes transformation

transformo
V
change in shape| transform

transfretanus
ADJ
transmarine| that is beyond the sea

transfretare
to cross a strait.

transfreto
V
cross a strait; pass over the sea; put/ferry across; pass hrough

transfuga
N F
deserter

transfugio
V
go over to the enemy| desert

transfugium
N
desertion

transfundo
V
decant; pour from one vessel to another

transfusio
N F
pouring out| pouring off

transgradior
V DEP
cross| go/move/travel over/across; go to other side; change allegiance/policy

transgredior
V DEP
cross| go/move/travel over/across; go to other side; change allegiance/policy

transgressio
trespass.

transgressor
N M
transgressor

transgressus
N M
crossing to the other side

transicio
V
transfer; transport; pierce| transfix

transigo
V
stab| pierce; finish| settle| complete| accomplish; perform; bargain| transact

transilio
V
jump across| leap over

Transit umbra, lux permanet
Shadow passes, light remains (On a sun dial)

transitio
N F
passing over| passage; desertion; infection| contagion

transitorie
ADV
cursorily; in passing; by the way

transitorium
N
passage-way

transitorius
ADJ
affording passage; having a passage-way; transitory| passing (L+S); cursory

transitus
N M
passage; crossing

transjicio
V
transfer; transport; pierce| transfix

translaticius
ADJ
traditional| handed down; customary; ordinary/common/usual; transferred (word)

translatio
N F
transportation/transference; transfer to another; change of venue; translation

translativus
ADJ
transferable

translucentia
N F
transparency

transluceo
V
shine through or across; be transparent

translucidus
ADJ
transparent

transmarinus
ADJ
across the sea| overseas; beyond the sea

transmaritanus
ADJ
beyond the seas; overseas

transmeo
V
go across| cross| travel across; pass over

transmigratio
N F
removal to another country; emigration; revoval/carrying away; captive (Plater)

transmigro
V
change one's residence from one place to another; transport; spread (disease)

transmissio
N F
sending-across; passage; L:tax payment (sent or returned)

transmissus
ADJ
crossing| passage

transmitto
V
send across; go across; transmit

transmodulatrum
N
modem

transmontanus
N M
dwellers (pl.) beyond the mountains

transmutabilis
ADJ
cross-changeable; transmutable

transmutabilitas
N F
cross-changeability; transmutability

transmuto
V
change about

transnavare
to cross the sea.

transnavigo
V
sail over

transno
V
swim across| sail across; swim to the other side

transoceanicus
ADJ
transatlantic

transpadanus
ADJ
beyond (i.e. north of) the Po| transpadane

transparentia
N F
transparency

transpectus
N M
looking through| seeing through

transpicio
V TRANS
look through| see through

transpiratio
N F
perspiration

transplanto
V TRANS
transplant; remove

transplantus
N M
deified human being

transporto
V
carry across| transport

transrhenanus
ADJ
beyond the Rhine

transscendo
V
climb/step/go across/over; board; transgress; exceed; pass on| make transition

transscribo
V
copy (from one book/tablet to another); transcribe; transfer (enrolment); forge

transspicio
V TRANS
look through| see through

transtiberinus
ADJ
beyond the Tiber

transtrum
N
crossbeam; rower's seat

transubstantiatio
N F
trans-substantiation

transulto
V
spring across

transuo
V
pierce through

transvadare
to wade across.

transveho
V
transport| lead across; elapse; carry

transverbero
V
transfix

transversa
ADV
across; sideways; askance

transversalis
ADJ
transverse

transversarium
N
cross beam| cross piece (of timber)

transversarius
ADJ
transverse; lying across/from side to side

transverso
V
pass across one from side to side

transversus
ADJ
lying across/from side to side; flanking/oblique; moving across/at right angle

transverto
V
divert from one place/purpose to another; extend across

transvolito
V
fly over or through

transvolo
V
fly across

transvorsus
ADJ
lying across/from side to side; flanking/oblique; moving across/at right angle

tranveho
V
transport| lead across; elapse; carry

trapetum
N
oil-press

trapetus
N M
oil-press

trappa
a trap; a trapdoor.

trassa
a dungeon; a fetter.

trassans canis
a sleuth-hound.

trassare
to follow.

traumaticus
ADJ
traumatic

trava
a thrave of corn| 24 or 12 sheaves.

travatura
beams.

traversia
a traverse.

traversum
a ferry.

traversus
ADJ
transverse| oblique| athwart

Trax
N M
Thracian; gladiator with saber and short shield| gladiator

traxus
a trace.

treacha
treacle.

trebuchettum
N
trebuchet; siege engine

trebuculus
a catapult.

trecentensim
NUM
three hundredth

trecentensum
NUM
three hundredth

trecenti
ae -a| trecentesimus -a -um| treceni -ae -a| trecentie(n)s NUM
three hundred; (used to denote a large number)

trechedipnum
N
light garment worn at table

tredecim
NUM
thirteen

trefa
meat refused by Jews.

trega
a truce.

treingum
a riding.

tremagium
the season for sowing summer corn; spring; spring corn.

tremebundus
ADJ
trembling

tremefacio
V
cause to tremble

tremellum
a granary.

tremendus
ADJ
terrible| awe inspiring

tremesco
V
tremble| quiver| vibrate; tremble at

tremesium
corn cut after three months' growth.

tremis
N M
coin; third part of gold aureus

tremiscum
tremagium.

tremo
V
tremble| shake| shudder at

tremor
N M
trembling| shuddering; quivering| quaking

tremulum
a granary.

tremulus
ADJ
trembling

trencatum
a ditch; a trench.

trenchea
the right of cutting wood; a trench.

trencheator
a carver.

trenchura
a slice.

trenga
a dray; a sledge.

trentale
an office of 30 masses said for the dead.

treparium
a trivet.

trepha
trefa.

trepidans
or -us| trepidantissimus -a -um ADJ
trembling| anxious; panicking

trepidanter
ADV
tremblingly| anxiously; in a frightened/alarmed manner

trepidatio
N F
fear/alarm; neverousness/trepidation; physical trembling/twitching; oscillation

trepide
ADV
with trepidation/anxiety| in confusion/alarm/panic/fright; busily| in a bustle

trepiditas
N F
nervousness

trepido
V
tremble| be afraid| waver

trepidus
ADJ
nervous| jumpy| agitated; perilous| alarming| frightened; boiling| foaming

tres
es -ia| tertius -a -um| terni -ae -a| ter NUM
three

tresancia
a passage; a cloister; part of the cloister reserved for reading.

trescentia
rent or tax from land.

tresentia
tresancia.

tressorium
a tress of hair; also some article of dress.

trestornare
to turn aside.

trestorno
V
put to flight

tresvir
N M
board of three (pl.)

trethinga
tridingum.

treuga
a truce; tribute.

treutino
V
balance| weigh

Treverus
N M
Treveri| German tribe around Trier (Treves)

Trex
N M
Thracian| native of Thrace; gladiator armed with sabre and short shield

trialitas
a bull of "trialyte|" allowing a clerk to hold three benefices.

triallum
trial.

trialogus
a conversation between three persons; the title of a book by John Wycliffe.

triangularis
ADJ
triangular

triangulum
N
triangle

triangulus
ADJ
three-cornered| triangular

triare
to try; to select.

triarius
N M
third line (pl.) of the early Roman army; the reserves

trias
N F
number three; a triad

triatio
trial.

triator
a trier; a witness.

tribolus
N M
spiny plant; caltrop (Tribulus terrestris); (Fagonia cretica| Trapa nayans)

tribrachus
N M
three short metre foot; tribrach

tribrachys
N M
three short metre foot; tribrach

tribrica
braces.

tribualis
ADJ
tribal

tribuarius
ADJ
relating to a tribe

tribuculus
a catapult; a trebuchet.

tribulagium
tribulage| a custom payable to the Crown on tin in Cornwall.

tribulatio
N F
tribulation; distress| trouble

tribulis
N M
fellow tribesman

tribulo
V TRANS
press| squeeze; exact (dues/payment); trouble

tribulus
N M
spiny plant; caltrop (Tribulus terrestris); (Fagonia cretica| Trapa nayans)

tribunal
N
raised platform; tribunal; judgement seat

tribunatus
N M
tribuneship

tribunicius
N M
ex-tribune

tribunitius
ADJ
of/belonging to tribune

tribunus
N M
tribune; [t/plebis => t/of the people; t/mllitum| tribune of the soldiers]

tribuo
V
divide| assign; present; grant| allot| bestow| attribute

tribus
N F
third part of the people; tribe| hereditary division (Ramnes| Tities| Luceres)

tributarius
ADJ
relating to tribute

tributim
ADV
by tribes

tributor
N M
giver; imparter

tributoria
N F
suit (actio) to extend liability of son/slave to owner/father

tributorium
N
tax office

tributorius
ADJ
of suit to extend liability of son/slave to owner/father; of payment (L+S)

tributum
N
tax| tribute

tributus
ADJ
organized by tribes

trica
N F
trifles (pl.)| nonsense; vexation| troubles

tricare
to hinder; to complain.

tricatura
twisted work (used of chain armour).

tricenarius
ADJ
of thirty (30); contains thirty

tricennale
a trental.

tricennium
N
30-year space; time of 30 years

tricensim
NUM
thirtieth

tricensum
NUM
thirtieth

tricesima
a trental| "month's mind."

trichila
N F
arbor| bower

triclinarium
N
dining room; table covering

tricliniaris
ADJ
of an eating couch

triclinium
N
dining couch; dining room

trico
V INTRANS
bevave in evasive manner; trifle/delay/dally; cause trouble; pull/play tricks

tricor
V DEP
bevave in evasive manner; trifle/delay/dally; cause trouble; pull/play tricks

tricorpor
ADJ
having three bodies

triculator
a treasurer.

tricuspis
ADJ
having three prongs

tridens
a harrow.

tridentifer
N M
one carrying a trident

tridentiger
N M
one carrying a trident

tridingum
a trithing| or riding| the third part of a shire.

triduana
N F
three days' fast

triduanus
ADJ
three days' duration| lasting three days

triduum
N
three days

trienne
N
triennial festival (pl.)

triennis
ADJ
three year old

triennium
N
three years

triens
N M
third part| third; third part of an as; [usurae t~ => 4% interest]

trientabulum
N
equivalent in land for the third part of a sum of money
trierarchus| trierarchi N M
captain of a trireme

trietericum
N N
triennial (alternate year) rites (pl.) of Bacchus held at Thebes

trietericus
ADJ
of 3 years (biennial!| count both extremes)| of alternate years; triennial

trieteris
N F
space of three years or a triennial festival

trifariam
ADV
in three ways| into three parts

trifarie
ADV
in three parts

trifarius
ADJ
three-fold

trifaucis
ADJ
having three throats

trifidus
ADJ
divided to form three prongs

triforiatus
having a triforium.

triforium
a thoroughfare; a gallery or arcade over the arches of the nave of a church.

triformis
ADJ
of three forms| triple| threefold

triga
N F
three-horse team; G:set of three

trigeldum
a triple fine.

trigeminus
N M
triplets (pl.)

trigen
NUM
thirtieth

trigensim
NUM
thirtieth

trigesim
NUM
thirty

triginta
a -um| triceni -ae -a| tricie(n)s NUM
thirty

trigintale
a trental| a month's mind.

triglyphus
N M
triglyph; block w/3 vertical groves repeated at intervals in Doric frieze

trigon
N M
ball game with three players in triangle (in baths); ball for playing trigon

trigonium
N
triangle; three sided figure; triangular pill/tablet; 3 player ball game

trigonometria
N F
trigonometry

trigonum
N
triangle; three sided figure; triangular pill/tablet; 3 player ball game

trigonus
N M
soothing pill; (triangular)

trilibris
ADJ
of three pounds weight

trilinguis
ADJ
that has three tongues

trilix
ADJ
having triple thread

trillabus
a birdbolt.

trilustralis
ADJ
fifteen-year-lasting; lasting for fifteen years

trimagium
tremagium.

trimenstre
N
crops ripening in 3 months; spring-sown crops

trimenstris
ADJ
three months old; lasting/acting for 3 months; ripening in 3 months (crops)

trimestre
N
crops ripening in 3 months; spring-sown crops

trimestris
ADJ
three months old; lasting/acting for 3 months; ripening in 3 months (crops)

trimestrium
a quarter of a year| three months.

trimeter
N M
trimeter; three metric feet

trimetr
N M
trimeter

trimetrus
ADJ
containing three double feet

trimodia
N F
three-peck measure; vessel with three modii

trimodus
ADJ
triple; trimodal (Nelson)

trimus
ADJ
three| three years old

trin
NUM
three each/apiece/times/fold; triple; three in any case; three at a time

trinarius
ADJ
ternary

trinepos
N M
great-great-great grandson

trineptis
N F
great-great-great granddaughter

trinitarius
ADJ
ternary; threefold| triple; consisting of three; arranged in threes; in 3 parts

Trinitas
N F
number three; triad| trinity; the Holy/Blessed Trinity

trinoctium
N
three-night interval

trinoda necessitas
the threefold tax| for repairing bridges| maintaining castles| and repelling invasions.

trinodis
ADJ
having three knots or bosses

trinus
ADJ
triple

Trio
N M
oxen (pl.) used for plowing; constellations Great/Little Bear (7 stars/oxen)

triobolus
N M
half-drachma; a trifle

triparium
a three-legged stool; a trivet.

tripartitus
ADJ
three-fold; divisible into three

tripectorus
ADJ
having three breasts

tripedalis
ADJ
three-foot-; of three feet length

tripedaneus
ADJ
three-foot-; of three feet length

tripertito
ADV
in three parts

tripes
ADJ
three-legged

tripl
NUM
threefold| triple; three

triplaris
ADJ
triple; threefold

triplarius
triple.

triplex
ADJ
threefold| triple; three

triplicitas
N F
three-foldness

tripliciter
ADV
triplely| in three ways

triplico
V
triplicate| make three copies; L:surrejoinder

tripodium
a length of three feet.

tripodo
V INTRANS
dance; perform ritual dance (in triple time in honor of Mars)

tripudio
V INTRANS
dance; perform ritual dance (in triple time in honor of Mars)

tripudium
N
solemn ritual dance (to Mars); favorable omen when sacred chickens ate greedily

tripus
N M
three-legged stand| tripod; the oracle at Delphi; oracles in general

triquetrus
ADJ
three cornered| triangular

triremis
ADJ
having three oars to each bench/banks of oars

triroda
three rods or perches.

trirota
N F
tricycle

trisancia
tresancia.

trisilis
a three-legged stool.

trista
a place where hounds are posted during a deer drive; the service of placing or holding them there Manwood| Part I.| p. 86.

triste
ADV
sadly| sorrowfully; harshly| severely

tristega
a house of three stories; an engine used in sieges| consisting of a tower in three stories.

tristegum
N
third story/floor (pl.)

tristellum
a trestle.

tristiculus
ADJ
somewhat sorrowful

tristifico
V
make sad| cause sadness| sadden

tristis
ADJ
sad| sorrowful; gloomy

tristitia
N F
sadness

tristitudo
N F
sadness; sorrow; grief

tristor
V DEP
be sad/grieved/downcast

tristra
trista.

trisulcus
ADJ
divided into three forks or prongs

tritavia
N F
remote ancestor's mother; mother of atavus or atavia

trite
N F
3rd string; 3rd tone-in-scale; third string of tetrachord reckoned from nete

tritennale
a trental.

trithinga
a riding| a third of a county.

triticeus
ADJ
of wheat

triticius
ADJ
of wheat

triticum
N
wheat

tritura
N F
rubbing| friction; threshing

triturare
to thresh.

trituro
V TRANS
thresh

tritus
ADJ
well-trodden| wellworn| worn; common; familiar

Trium Regum dies
Twelth day.

triumfator
N M
one who triumphs

triumphal
N
insignia (pl.) of a triumph

triumphalis
ADJ
of celebration of a triumph; having triumphal status; triumphant

triumphe
INTERJ
triumphant!

triumpho
V
triumph over; celebrate a triumph; conquer completely| triumph

triumphus
N M
triumph| victory parade

triumvir
a constable of three hundreds.

triumviratus
N M
triumvirate

trivium
N
trivium| first group of seven liberal arts (grammar/rhetoric/logic)

trivius
ADJ
of/belonging to crossroads temple| esp. sacred to Diana/Hecate

trochaeus
N M
trochee| a metrical foot

trochilea
N F
pulley| block and tackle; set of blocks and pulleys for raising weights

trochlea
N F
pulley| block and tackle; set of blocks and pulleys for raising weights

trochlia
N F
pulley| block and tackle; set of blocks and pulleys for raising weights

trochus
N M
metal hoop (used for games or exercise)

trocilea
N F
pulley| block and tackle; set of blocks and pulleys for raising weights

troclea
N F
pulley| block and tackle; set of blocks and pulleys for raising weights

troclia
N F
pulley| block and tackle; set of blocks and pulleys for raising weights

trocus
a top.

trogga
a trough; a measure of corn (Welsh).

trogulus
a cowl.

troillium
an oil or wine press.

Troiugena
N M
born of Trojan stock| descendent of Trojans; Trojan; the Romans (pl.)

Trojanus
ADJ
Trojan

tromocrates
N M
terrorist

tromocratia
N F
terrorism

trona
the Tron| a beam for weighing.

tronagium
toll of weighing wool and other goods.

tronare
to weigh at the Tron.

tronator
the officer who weighs wool.

tropaeum
N
trophy; monument (set up to mark victory/rout) (often captured armor); victory

troparium
a book containing tropi| verses sung at certain festivals before the Introit.

trophaeum
N
trophy; monument (set up to mark victory/rout) (often captured armor); victory

tropologia
N F
allegorial exposition

tropologice
ADV
allegorially

tropologicus
ADJ
allegorial

tropos
N M
trope| figure of speech| figurative use of word; song| manner of singing (L+S)

tropus
N M
trope| figure of speech| figurative use of word; song| manner of singing (L+S)

trua
a sow.

trubechettum
trebuchettum.

trubla
a sieve.

trublagium
tribulagium.

trublechettum
trebuchettum.

trubuculus
a catapult.

trubula
a sieve.

trucidatio
N F
slaughtering| massacre

trucido
V
slaughter| butcher| massacre

trucilo
V INTRANS
trill; (song of the thrush)

truculenter
ADV
wildly| savagely| fiercely| cruelly| roughly; truculently (?)

truculentus
ADJ
ferocious| aggressive

trudis
N F
metal-tipped pole| barge-pole

trudo
V
thrust| push| shove; drive| force; drive on

trufare
to deceive.

trufatorius
trifling.

truffa
trifles.

truga
a measure of corn.

truia
a sow.

trulla
N F
ladle| pan or basin; (instrumant) eyepiece (Cal)

trulleum
N
wash-basin

truncagium
a payment to Bamborough Castle by the townships near.

trunco
V
maim| mutilate; strip of branches| foliage; cut off

trunculum
a bench.

truncus
N M
trunk (of a tree)

trunso
a truncheon.

trusellum
a bale.

trussa
a truss.

trussare
to truss.

trussellum
a bale.

trussula
a truss.

trutannicus
worthless| false.

trutannus
truant| vagrant.

trutina
N F
balance| pair of scales

trutino
V
balance| weigh

trutta
a trout (salmo fario and salmo trutta).

trux
ADJ
wild| savage| fierce

trychnos
N M
nightshade plant (Pliny) tu| tui PRON PERS
you| thee

tryinkus
a net used in the Thames.