Indo-European Table with Sanskrit, Avestan, Slavic, Baltic, Greek, Latin, Tocharian, Anatolian, Gaelic, Latin, Italian, French & Etruscan–based on the Etruscan

04.26.19

Indo-European Table
Alphabetical Index Parts 1-11
(http://www.maravot.com/Indo-European_Table.html)
Mel Copeland

This index has two purposes: The first purpose is to assist in navigating through our “Indo-European Table” that include Akkadian, Hurrian, Urartian, Georgian, Baltic-Latvian and Finnish-Uralic, besides select Indo-European Languages: Sanskrit, Avestan, Persian, Belarusian, Croatian, Polish, Romanian, Greek, Armenian, Albanian, Latin, Irish, Scots-Gaelic, Welsh, Italian, French, Etruscan and English. Readers should note how this quite unusual group produces an unexpected Concordance. The other purpose of this Index is to assist in analyzing the Etruscan words produced in our Etruscan GlossaryA and incorporated in the Indo-European Table. We were curious to see through the Table how Indo-European languages related to the Etruscan Language.
Different colors used relate to the concordance/relationships of the various languages provided in the Indo-European Table. Words colored Red tend to relate to those that are similar to Latin; Blue to words similar to Sanskrit/Persian. Green colors tend to refer to Celtic/Germanic forms and Orange to Baltic/Slavic forms. What is most apparent in this table is the surprising concordance between Latin and Etruscan. This is a work in progress.

Contents

Page

Etruscan

Latin/Cognate

Abandon, to Desist, Sketch

10-42

tesena, TESeNE,

desino-nere-ni,

Abduct, Ravish, to Take, Seize

7-52

rav (RAF), rava, (RAVA), RAFeN,

rapio, rapere, rapui, raptum

Able, Possible,

7-19

pos (PVS), posa (PVSA), pose (PVSE),

possum, posse, potui, to be able,

Able, to be Capable

7-37

quisi,

queo, quire, quivi, and quii, quitum, to be able

About, Towards

3-140

erce

erga

Above, to Surpass, Upper,

9-69

super (SVPER), supro (SVPRV)

supra

Abrade, to Scrape Off

1-93

aprato (APRaTV),

abrado -radare

Abundance, Power, Wealth

6-70

op (VP)

Ops-Opis, opem, opis, ope,

Accelerate, Make Quick

3-21

CILeR, CILeRII, (Name?) CILeReS,

celero-are

Accompany

3-58

komite (KVMITE)

comito-are

Achaea

4-88

ikihi,

Achaia or Achaia-ae

Achaea

1-29

Achie, (A↓IE), acie? IKIHII?

Achaia or Achaia-ae

Achilles

1-36

Achle (AKLE), Achl, Achvle

Achillis-is

Achloser, name of Briseis

1-37

Achlusr (ACHLVSoR)

(Achloser, Greek name)

Adopt, To

1-115

asa, ase,

ascio-scire,

Adorn, Equip,

6-76

orn (VRN)

orno-are

Adorn, Decorate

10-26

tecum (TECVM),

decoro-are,

Adult

7-23

pove, puve (PV8E),

pubes and puber-eris,

Aegis, Shield

3-111

egis

aegis-idis (Gk. αἰγίς, aigis, "goatskin," shield)

Aegis, Shield

1-43

AEKiS,

aegis-idis (Gk. αἰγίς, aigis, "goatskin," shield)

Aeneas, Greek Hero

3-128

Enai

Aeneas (Gk. Αινείας, Aineías)

Aesacus, son of Priam and Arisbe

1-44

AECAI,

Aethra, Mother of Theseus

6-79

Orthea (VRʘEA)

Gk. Αἴθρα

After, From, Out of, of, by

1-25

ap?,

apud, at, ex, from, a, ab, abs, away from,

After, Then, Later

7-36

puia (PFIA), puia (PVIA),

diende; It. poi, Fr. puis, then,

Aequi, Celtic People of Central Italy

1-45

AECIH

Aequi-orum,

Age, Epoch

1-48

age, (AbE), ages, (AbES),

aetas-atis, age

Age, Era, Epoch

1-127

afetus (AVETVS),

aevitas-atis,=aetas-atis

Agememnon

1-38

Achmemnon (A↓MEMNVN)

Agamemnonem, Αγαμέμνονα, Agamémnona

Agnatio, Male, Related by Males,

1-39

Acnas

agnatio-onis;

Agrarian Land

1-32

aker, akro (AKRV), akrare, akrara

ager, agri, terra-ae

Agnas, related by males

1-39

Acnas

agnatio-onis

Agreeable, Please,

7-1

plak,

placeo-ere-ui and Itus, um, itum

Aim, See, to Look

11-45

vis (8IS), vises (8ISES), visio (8ISIV),

visio, visere- look, visio-onis, seeing, Fr. viser

Air, to Dry

1-100

are

areo-ere

Air

1-51

airon, (AIRVN)?

aer, aeris, the lower air,

Ajax, Trojan Hero

3-115

Eifas, AIFAS

Aiax-acis, Gk. Αϊάς, Aïás, Ajax

Ajax, Trojan Hero

1-50

Aifas (AIFAS),

Ajax

Alba, Oldest Latin Town

1-67

Alp, Alpan,

Alba-ae

Alcesti, Wife of Admetus

1-60

ALCeSTI

Alcesti; Gk. Αλτσέτι, Altséti

Alexander, Trojan Hero (aka Paris)

3-119

El↓intre, ELCINTRE, (ELA↓SNTRE) (EL↓SVNTRE)

Alexander-dri (Gk. Αλέξανδρος, Aléxandros)

Aliea, Pre ale, before River Alia?

7-25

PRE ALE,

Alia-ae, river in Latium,

Alien

1-61

aleni,

alieno-are, to transfer to another,

Alisa, Name

1-64

Alisa,

Allow, Let, to, Milk

5-31

leis,?

licet, licere, lecuit or licitum, lac, lactis, milk,

Allure, to Allure

5-8

Lacth, lakthar,

lacto-are

Alone, Sun

9-37

sol, (SVL), sola, sula , solo (SVLV), solos, (SVLvS),

sol, solis, sun, solus-a-um, alone,

Aloes, Bitterness

1-66

alose (ALVSE),

aloe-es

Altar

1-94

ar

ara,

Amphiaraus? Greek Seer

1-71

Amphiare;

Gk. Amphiaraüs

Amphiaraus? Greek Seer

4-64

Hamphiar (HAMΦIAR)

Gk. Amphiaraüs

Amber

4-58

glas,

glaesum-[glesum]-i

Ana, Name?

1-73

Ana, Anas,

Anna-ae [f], sister of Dido

Ancus, Name

1-75

Anca, Anchas,

Ancus-i

And, Also

3-153

et, ETH, (EΘ)

et

And, and Also, and Indeed

4-120

itek

itaque

Anger

1-26

ac, ak, et, ETH (EΘ)

ac, atque, et

Angry, To Grow Angry

4-111

ir, ire, iri,

ira-ae,

Aninies, Name, River Anio?

1-79

Aninies,

Anienus, name, of the river Anio

Anio, River Anio

1-77

Ania, Aniia

Anio-enis; It. Anio

Talon, Ankle

10-48

THALIO (ΘALIV)

talio-onis,

Another, of Another

1-63

alis,

alis, alid, old form of alius -a- aliud

Anterior, to go before, Excel,

1-82

anta, anter, anto (ANTV), antor (ANTVR),

anto -ire -

Antler, Bough, Copper

7-45

ram, ramas, ramo, ramor, ramoer (RAMVER),

ramus-i, bough; It. rame, copper

Any, Some

2-45

cei,

quae, any, some, qui, who

Any, Some, Whatever Kind,

3-82

kuelk (KFELK),

Qualisqumque; It. qualque; whatever kind

Anyone, Anything

3-19

cilba, cilva (CILFA)

quilibet, quaelibet, quodibet

Aph, Goddess

1-47

AF, Aph (AΦ)

Aph, Goddess

1-86

Aph (AΦ)

Apis, Egyptian ox-god

1-88

Apis,

Apollo

1-90

APvLO (APLV), APVLV

Apollo-inis

Applaud, To Strike

7-3

plato (PLATV), plotin, plutin (PLVTIN),

plaudo [plodo], plaudere, plausi, plausum

Approve, to Merit

1-91

aprob (APRV8),

approbo-are

Apron, Priest’s Apron?

5-52

lumas (LYMAS)

Limus-i

Apronai, Woman’s Name

1-92

Apronai,

Arbitrator, Judge, Witness,

1-96

arberture (AR8ERTVRE),

arbiter-tri,

Arch, Curve, Bend

1-98

arcas, arce, arces, arcia, arcia, arcis, arcio , etc.

arcuo-are,

Ares, Greek god of War, Mars

1-103

Ares, Aris,

Ares-is, Gk. Άρης, Áris

Argos

1-99

arco, (ARCV), arcos, (ARCVS),

Argos and Argi-orum; Gk. Άργος

Argument, War, Polemic

7-7

Polomk (PVLVMiK), POLOMiKU (PVLVMiKF)

Gk. πολεμική, polemikí, argumentative,

Ariphmus, Name?, Arithmos?

1-104

Ariphmo (ARIΦMV),

Gk. ἀριθμός, a defininte number

Arising, Breaking Forth

3-68

korato (KVRATV)

coortus-us,

Aritisi, Name?

1-105

Aritisi,

Arm, to Fit Out

1-107

armone, (ARMVNE),

armo-are

Arms, Weapons

1-106

armai,

arma-orum

Army, Soldier, Light Infantry,

4-18

tiro (TIRV)

tiro-onis,

Arno, River Arno

1-108

Arn, arna, arnoi (ARNVI), arnois, (ARNVIS)

Arnus-i,

Arnth, Name

1-109

Arnth, (ARNΘ),

Arrange, to Put Together, Strophe

9-61

strogla, (STRVbLA), strophgla, strophglas

struo, struere; stropha-ae, trick, artifice

Arrive, Come Through

6-143

pevenes (PE8eNeS),

pervenio venire-veni-ventum,

Arrow, Dart, Feather

6-167

pina, pinab, pinas, pine, pines, pini, pinie,

pinna-ae, feather

Arrow, Crop, Reap

8-60

segeta, segetes

seges-etis, crop, sageta, arrow

Artemis, Virgin goddess of the Hunt

1-113

Artume, Artumes, Artumis

Diana, Gk. Αρτέμη, Artémi

Ashes, to Burn

3-24

cina, cinas, cine, cini, cino,(CINV), cinos, (CINVS)

cinis-eris, ashes (It. cenere, Fr. cendre)

Asia

1-116

Asi, Asia, Asie,

Asia-ae

Asius, Brother of Hecuba of Troy

1-118

aso (ASV),

Ask, Demand

3-144

erok (ERVK),

erogo-are

Ask and Obtain, Pay Out

7-20

posc (PVSC), prok,proco, prokis (PRVKIS),

posco, poscere, poposci; proco-are, to ask,

Ask, Bewail, to Lament, to,

2-55

cere, ceren, ceres, ceres, ceri, ceris, raca, racar,

queror, queri, questo; Arm. ’rek’, inquire,

Assemble, Come Together,

3-81

cu (CF), cua (CFA), cue (CFE), cue (CFE)

coeo, ire

At, In Respect of, From, Since, By

1-24

a

a

Athena?

6-96

palas,

Pallas-adis and ados, Athena,

Athens, of Athens

1-124

Athinem (AΘINEM),

Athenae-arum

Aurelius, Name?

1-101

arelis,

Aurelius-a-um

Aurora, Sunrise, Dawn,

6-77

OROAS (VRVAS),

aurora-ae

Atijerius, Etruscan Ancestor

1-125

Atiieri, Atiieria, Atiierie, Atiierier, Atiierio

Atys + gero-onis, a carrier

Avoid, Severe, Name, Severus, Avert

9-70

suvera (SV8ERA), Svera or suera, (SFERA),

severus-a-um,

Avert, Grave, Suvera (Name),

9-16

SeVERA (SeFERA), SV8ERA,

severus-a-um, grave, serious,

Avoid, To

3-110

Efiti, ifetsum, (IFETSvM

vitare

Avoid, To

4-95

ifetsum, (IFETSvM,

evito-are

Avona, Name

1-134

avona (A8VNA), avonas (A8VNAS), avones

Awl, Shoemaker’s Awl, Sulla, Name

9-67

sula (SFLA)

subula-ae, a shoemakers awl; Rom. sula

Bacchus

4-76

Heun (HEFN),

Eaus or Euhan,

Bacchus, Name of Dionysus

3-106

euan (EFAN), eun (EFN),

Euan

Bacchante

3-105

euai, or efai, EFAI, euais, or efis, EFIS

Euias or Euhias-adis

Bacchante

3-103

efia, euia (EFIA, euais, or efais, EFAIS

Euias or Euhias-adis

Back, Older, Behind,

7-21

post (PVST), poste, posti, poster (PVSTER)

post [older poste], postea, posterus [poster]-

Bad, Evil, Crime, to Strike

7-40

ra (RA), rae,

rea-ae, f. reus-i , to repel, ward off,

Bad, Evil

5-57

maf, meva (ME8A), male, malo, malus (MALvS),

malus-a-um, Fr. mauvais, bad méfier, mistrust,

Badly

6-114

peis, peio, peiu (PEIV)

peior-us, peius,

ball, Pellet, Swelling

6-63

ofe (VFE)

offa-ae,

Bandage, Band, Bundle

6-149

Phasei? (ΦASEI)

fascia-ae,

Banquet, Holiday, Feast,

4-29

fet,

festus-a-um

Barley

6-75

ork (VRK)

hordeum-i, (Fr. orge, barley)

Barque, Boat, ship

6-33

nave (NAVE), nafe (NAFE), naflis, berca

navis-is, ship, navalis-e, naval, barca, barque

Bat, Club, Stick, Cudgel, Staff

3-32

clab, clav (CLA8),

clava-ae

Be, to

9-25

sim, sum, (SVM), sume, sunt

sim, I am, sum, to be, sumus, 1^st.pl. sunt, 2^nd.pl.

Be, to, I Am

3-147

Es, est, esta, este, sum, sim, sunt

sum, esse, fui>

Bear, to Carry,

4-26

fer, fere, fersom, fersum (FERSVM),

fero, ferre,

Beat, to Strike

1-141

batyn, BATYN

battuo [batuo]-are,

Because

3-10

cia,

quia,

Because

2-46

ceia,

quia,

Become, to, Value

4-32

fi, fia

fio, fieri, factus sum,

Before, in Front of

7-24

pre,

prae, adv. pro, prep.

Before

1-81

ant, anta,

ante, adv.; antea, before, foremerly

Before, to go before, Excel, Anterior

1-82

anta, anter, anto (ANTV), antor (ANTVR),

anto -ire -

Beg, to Pray

7-26

prec, prek, prece, precer, PRII?

precor-ari, to beg, priere, supplication

Beginning, Origin, Birth

6-78

ors (VRS), orsum (VRSvM), orsum (VRSVM),

orsus-um

Behind, Back, Older,

7-21

post (PVST), poste, posti, poster (PVSTER)

post [older poste], postea, posterus [poster]-

Behind, Reject, Throw Back,

8-3

rica?

reicio-icere-ieci-iectum

Behold!

3-95a

ec, ek

en! ecce

Behold!

3-125

en

en (sometimes em!)

Bejeweled, to Moan

2-13

Kamito (KAMITV)

gemmatus-a-um; gemitus-us, a sigh

Beloved, Dear

2-26

Kare, Karen, KARO (KARV), kareto (KARETV)

carus-a-um,

Bellow, to Groan

6-9

Mocum (MVCUM)

mugio-ire

Bend, to Arch, Curve

1-98

arcas, arce, arces, arcia, arcia, arcis, arcio , etc.

arcuo-are,

Bend, to Change, Flexible

4-43

flics,

flecto, flectere, flexi, flexum

Betray

10-82

trati,

trado [transdo] -dere-didi -ditum

Bewail, to Lament, to, Ask

2-55

cere, ceren, ceres, ceres, ceri, ceris, raca, racar,

queror, queri, questo; Arm. ’rek’, inquire,

Bile , Gall,

4-20

fels, feli,

fel, fellis,

Bind, To Yoke

4-103

iuc, (IVC), iuce, iuces, iuci, iucie, iuco,(IVCV),iuka,

ugo-are

Bind, to Limit, End

4-38

fin,

finio-ire

Bird, Oiseau

6-64

oiso (OISO

avis-is (Fr. oiseau, bird)

Bird

1-128

avim (A8IM),

avis-is

Bird , Eternity, Omen?,

1-129

avis (AFIS),

aevum-in, and aevus-i, time;

Bird of Auguries, Raven, Owl

6-82

osca (VSCA), osce (VSCE), oscn (VSCN), (OSINAS),

oscen-inis,

Birth, Nature

6-32

natur (NATVR)

nature-ae,

Birth, to Give Birth, Beget

3-154

eta, etes, eto (ETV), NAS, NASC, NASeR

edo-edere-didi-ditum; nascor-i; natus

Birth, Descent

3-48

cnos (CNVS),

cnos (CNVS),

Black, Dark, Gloomy

1-123

Ater, atro (ATRV),

ater, atra, atrum, dark

Blackbird, Crow

5-68

marle, merlum (MERLVM)

merula-ae,

Bleat

1-140

bale (BALE),

balo-are,

Bless, to

6-163

pies,

beo-are,

Bleed, to bleed, Bloody

3-78

krove (KRVFE)

cruento-are

Blind, to Make Blind, Darken

2-4

cace,

caeco-are,

Bloody, to Bleed,

3-78

krove (KRVFE)

cruento-are

Bloody, to Bleed, Shed Blood

4-66

hare, hara, HARiR, hareo (HAREV) hareo (HAREV)

haurio, haurire, hausi,

Boat, Barque, ship

6-33

nave (NA8E), nafe (NAFE), naflis, (NAFLIS), berca

navis-is, ship, navalis-e, naval, barca, barque

Boat, Ship

1-144

nave (NA8E), nafe (NAFE), naflis, (NAFLIS), berca,

navis-is, ship (It. barca, boat)

Body, Flesh, Meat

2-27

carna, carnal, carnis, karne, karnos (KARNVS)

caro, carnis,

Boii, Celts of Northern Italy

1-148

Boi (8VI), Boia (8VIA)

Boii-orum

Bone or Mouth

6-81

os (VS), osa (OSA)

os, oris, mouth; os, ossis, bone

Boreas, the North Wind

1-149

Boris (BVRIS)

Boreas-a-um

Born Again, Reborn

6-20

nac, nacim, nacus (NAKFS), nak, nakua,(NAKFA),

nascor-i, natos and [gnatus], natus-a-um, born,

Born Again, Reborn (Continued)

6-20

nai, nas, NASeR, nasc, nate, nateran, nati, natim>,

naturally, natio-onis, being born,

Bough, Antler, Copper

7-45

ram, ramas, ramo (RAMV), ramor, ramoer

ramus-i, bough; remeo-are, to return, go back

Boundary, Speak, Oration,

6-73

or (VR), ora, oras, oran, ores, oror, orim, orsum

oro-are, orsa-orum, to speak, ora-ae, boundary

Bow, Arc

1-97

arc,

arcus-us

Boy, Young Boy, Cherob

7-6

polesi (PVLESI), polem (PVLEM)

puellus-i, a little boy

Bramble, Ruin

8-27

rovato, ruvato (RV8ATV)

rubeta-orum, bramble, thickets

Branch, Vine, Stock

2-53

cep, cepe, cepen, cepi, cepis;

ramus-i; Fr. cep, vine stock; cépage, vine

Brass, Bronze, Copper, Iron, Metal

1-52

ais,

aes, aeris

Brazen-footed

1-110

arpe,

aeripes-edis

Bread, Loaf

6-98

pane, panes?

panis-is, bread

Bread Basket

6-98

panera,

panarium-i, basket

Breast

1-2

mam? mamar

mamma-ae,

Breeding, Bringing Forth of Young

4-30

fetra, feture, fetos, fetus (FETVS), foato (FOATO)

fetura-ae, fetus-us, hatching, etc.

Brennus, Gallic Chieftan?

1-153

Brinai (8RINAI),

Bridge, Pontus

7-14

pontis (PVNTIS)

Pontus-i, Black Sea, pons, pontis, bridge

Bright, To Shine, Clear

3-36

cleri, CLeRII (probably a name)

clareo-ere, to be bright,

Bring Forth Young, Fetus

4-30

fetra, feture, fetos, fetus (FETVS), foato (FOATO)

fetura-ae, fetus-us,

Bring, Carry, to Retain

7-54

rec, reces,

recipiio-cipere-, retain; It. recare, to bring

Bring Together, Collect

3-51

cokar (CVKAR), coke (CVKE), (CVCV), cogi (CVbI),

cogo, cogere

Bronze, Metal, Copper

1-46

AES

aes, aeris,

Bronze, Iron, Copper, Tin

1-52

ais

ferrum-i, iron, aes, aeris, copper

Brood, Cover, Incubate

3-74

cov, cob (CV8), covro, cobro (CV8RV),

incubo-are, (It. covare)

Bronze, Copper, Brass, Iron, Metal

1-52

ais,

aes, aeris

Brother

1-151

brater (8RATER), BRATeR, BRATRO, BRATROM >

frater-tris, fratres,

Brother

4-50

brater (8RATER), BRATeR, BRATRO, BRATROM >

frater-tris, fratres,

Bull, Cow, Ox

10-19

tar, tarina,

taurus-i, It. taurino bull-like,

Burn, to Scorch

6-84

osi (VSI), osit (VSIT),

uro, urere, ussi, ustum,

Burn, to Dine

3-24

cina, cinas, cine, cini, cino, (CINV), cinos, (CINVS),

incendo-cendere-; ceno-are, to dine

Bury, to Cover,

10-24

tec, tek, THeK (ΘeK), THeKSI (ΘeKSI),

tego, tegere, texi, tectum,

Bury, Tomb, Funeral

11-2

um, (VM), uma, umai(VMAI), ume, (VME),

humo-are, to perform funeral rites or bury;

Bury, Tomb, Sepulcher

9-5

SEPeLES,

sepelio-pelire-, to bury, ruin, sepulchra-orum

Bush

4-49

frata, brata (8RATA), frati, brati (BRATI)

frutex-icis (It. fratta, brush)

But if, However, Without, Let Alone

9-26

sin, sina, sine,

sin; but if ; sino, sinere, sivi, situm, let alone

Buy, Purchase, to Bribe

3-122

EMeR, EMeS

emo, emere, emi, emptum

By, For, Through

6-113

pe (PE), Pe, pei, per,

per, for, through, in, in, into towards, within

By, From, After, Out of, of,

1-25

ap?,

apud, at, ex, from, a, ab, abs, away from,

By, Since, From, At, In Respect of,

1-24

a

a

By That Way

4-98

ila, ilac,

illa, ille, illia [older form olle and ollus], illac;

By, To, From, When, Whenever

1-25

ap, KOM (KVM),

a, ab, abs, away from, of, by, cum, when

By Which Way, Whereby

2-42

cea,

qua, abl., of qui, as adv.

Cairn, Heap, Tumulus

2-57

cerniie

circus-i, ring, Irish, gcarn, heap; Fr. cerne, ring,

Calf of the Leg, Smile,

9-41

sori, suri (SVRI), soro, suro (SVRV), sorov, (SVRV8),

sura-ae, the calf of the leg; Fr. souire, to smile

Call, to Summon, Prophesy

1-27

aca, ace, aci, acis,

accio-iare -ivi -itum

Call, to Summon,

2-9

CAL. CaLA, CaLa, KALA, KaLaS, KaLE, KaLV, KALI

calo-are

Callous, Hard Skinned,

2-11

calos, (CALVS),

callosus,

Camp Followers

5-47

LISIAI,

lixa-ae, camp followers

Cannae?

2-17

canin

Cannae-arum

Cap

2-19

Cap, cape

caput-itis

Capable, to be Able

7-37

quisi,

queo, quire, quivi, and quii, quitum, to be able

Capari, name?

2-20

capari

Capri?

Capua

2-23

Capui (CAPVI),

Capua-ae

Car to Transport Gods, Dense

10-34

tens, or tensitim, then (ΘEN),

tensa-ae; denso-are,

Care For, to

2-25

car, caro (CARV), care, KARE

curo-are

Carpet, Tapestry

10-17

tapis,

tapeta-ae; Fr. tapis, carpet,

Carry Out, Sail Away

3-102

ef, efa, efas, efe, efi, efis?

eveho vehere

Carry, Sail, to Navigate

4-11

FE,

veho, vehere, vexi, vectum; ve,

Carry, to Bear

4-26

fer, fere, fersom, fersum (FERSVM),

fero, ferre,

Carry , to

1-126

afeu (AFEF)

aveho-vehere-vexi-vectum

Carry Away

10-46

tevra (TE8RA), tevre (TE8RE), tevri (TE8RI)

deveho-vehere

Carry Away

3-88

devio, (DEVIV)

deveho-vehere

Carry, Retain, to Bring

7-54

rec, reces,

recipiio-cipere-, retain; It. recare, to bring

Carthagenians, Purple, Punic

7-13

ponig (PVNIb),

puniceus-a-um, purple, red; Punicus

Case, Instance

2-34

casus

casus-us

Cassock, Coat, Jacket

9-43

sotanas (SVTANAS)

tunica-ae, jacket; It. sotana, cassock

Cast Out , Eject, Throw Out

3-114

eic, eice, eik, eiser,

eico-icere-ieci-iectum, ēícere

Cast Lots, Throw Together,

3-62

konikau, konikav (KVNIKAF)

conicio-icere-ieci-iectum

Catulus, Name, Small Dish? Puppy,

2-37

KATeLE, KATeLES, KATeLO (KATeLV),

catulus-i, puppy, catillus-i, a small dish

Cato, Cunning

2-36

Cato (CATV). Catos (CATVS), KATE, KATI, KATO

Cato-onis, catus-a-um, cunning;

Cause, Pretend, Give a Reason

3-72

cose (CVSE), coso (CVSV), (CVSVR), (CVSVS)

causor-ari

Cause, Produce

3-107

EFEAV (EΦEA8)

effio, old Pass. of efficio

Cautious, Guarded,

2-2

cave (CA8E), caver (CA8ER), CAF_, (cau-. caf-)?

caveo, cavere,

Cease, to Stop

2-61

ces, cesa, ceso (CESV),

ceso-are

Cellar, Storeroom

8-62

selur (SELFR)

cellarius-a-um

Celts?

2-50

celto (celtv)

Celtae-arum

Cepheus, Greek god?

2-54

Cephes, Kephes,

Cepheus, Gk.. Κηφεύς

Ceres, goddess of Agriculture

2-56

ceris,

Ceres-eris

Certainly, Very Much So

2-31

evalta (E 8ALTA), or E 8ALTA,

valde

Chain

2-38

CATeNE, CATeNIS,

catena-ae,

Chaina, (Chiana Valley)

2-6

CHAINA (↓AINA)

Chaina, (Chiana Valley)

3-3

CHAINA (↓AINA), CHIANE (↓IANE)

Chalchas (Greek Seer Calchas)

3-4

CHALCHAS (↓ALKAS)

Gk. Χαλκάς, Chalkás

Chamber, Vaulted Chamber, Dome

2-12

CaMaReM,

camera-ae,

Chaneri, Name of Gens

3-5

CHANERI (↓ANERI)

Change, Flexible, to Bend

4-43

flics,

flecto, flectere, flexi, flexum

Chaos, the Empty Void

3-1

CEOS (CEVS)

Chaos

Chariot

3-27

cisum (CISVM), cokie (CVKIE)

cisum-iam; It. cocchio, chariot

Chariot, Coach

3-53

cokie (CVKIE),

cisum-iam; It. cocchio, chariot

Charon

3-6

Charun (↓ARVN)

Charon-ontis

Charon, Seer,

2-29

Charun (↓ARVN)

Charon-ontis

Chasun, Person’s Name

3-7

CHASUN (↓ASFN)

Cauise, Pretend, Give as a Reason

3-72

cose (CVSE), coso (CVSV), cosor (CVSVR), cosos

causor-ari

Cherish, To?

3-83

kua (KFA), kue (KFE)

foveo, fovere (Fr. chérir)

Cherob, Young Boy

7-6

polesi (PVLESI), polem (PVLEM)

puellus-i, a little boy

Cherub, EPE OR, Spy?

3-132

Epe Or, (EPE VR), ep, epa?

speculor-ari, to spy, (It. spiare, Fr. épier)

Cherry

9-29

sires,

cerasus-I; Fr. cerise, Scott, siris, cherry

Chiana Valley

3-3

Chaina (↓aina)

Chimera

3-11

CHIMeR (↓IMeR), CHIMeRS , CHIMeRvM,

chimaera-ae

Chiusi, Town

3-12

CHISO (↓ISV),

Chiusi

Choice, Crime, Criminal,

8-53

scela (SCeLA), sceles, SKeLES, SCeLOM, (SCeLVM)

scelero-are; scelus-eris, a crime, scoundrel

Choice, End?

3-16

CHUAS (↓FAS)

finis (It. chiusa, end, close, Fr. choix, choice)

Chon, Unknown Word

3-14

CHON (↓VN)

Chosen

5-32

lektum, lektom (LEKTVM)

lectus-a-um; Gk. εκλεκτός, eklektós, chosen

Cimthum, Cimdum, Place?

3-23

CIMTHvM, or CIM THvM

Cite, to Summon, Name Citlav?

3-28

cit lav (CITLA8), etc., cita

cito-are,

Cite, to Quote, to Summon

3-29

citi, cito, (CITV), citho (CIΘV),

cito-are,

Citlav, Gens Name?

3-28

CITLA8, CITLV, CITLV8, CITLVP

Romanian, CEATLĂU, piece of wood

City, Village, Town

11-38

VIKiLA (8IKiLA), VIKiLAS (8IKiLAS),

viculus-i, village,

Clan, Tribe,

10-87

trib (TRI8, tribo (TRI8V), triv, trib (TRI8),

tribus-us

Clan, Tribe

3-33

clan,

gens, tribus; Fr. clan, clan tribu, tribe

Clean, to Purify

6-40

neti, por (PVR), pora (PVRA), pore (PVRE), etc

purgo-are, to clean,

Clean, Rub, to Smooth,

10-39

teros (TERVS)

tero, terere, trivi, tritum; tersum, to clean

Clear, to Make Clear, Serene

9-7

SeREN, SERReN,

sereno-are

Clenar, Personal Name, Gens

3-34

Clenar, CLENaRON (CLENaRVN),

Clensi, Name, Gens

3-35

Clensi,

Cleo, Greek Muse

3-31

Claei

Clio-us; Gk. Κλεο, Kleo

Cliff, Stack, Scarp

9-56

stakas,

scopulus-I; It stacco, relief, prominence

Close, to End, Closure

3-42

CLvTRA

claudo, claudere (Fr. clôture, closure, end)

Cloud, Sky, Heaven,

10-18

tapis?, kalem,

caelum-i, heaven; Finnish-Uralic, taivas

Clevenias, Person’s Name

3-38

Clevenias (CLEFENIAS)

Club, Stick, Bat, Cudgel, Staff

3-32

clab, clav (CLA8),

clava-ae

Club, Stick, Cudgel, Staff

11-52

vost, vust (8VST),

fustis-is, stick, cudgel, club

Club

4-48

fost (8VST),

fustis-is

Clytemnestra, Wife of Agamemnon

3-43

Cluthumustha (CLV ΘVMVS ΘA)

Gk. Κλυταιμνήστρα

CN, Abbreviation of Cnaeus

3-44

CN,

Cn, Cnaeus-i

Cnaeus, Name

3-47

Cnes, cnos (CNVS)

Cnaeus-i

Cnei, Cynaeus, Hecuba, Priam’s wife

3-46

Cnei,

CNL, Greek Numeral 100?

3-45

CNL

Coat, Cassock, Jacket

9-43

sotanas (SVTANAS)

tunica-ae, jacket; It. sotana, cassock

Coach, Chariot,

3-53

cokie (CVKIE),

cisum-iam; It. cocchio, chariot

Cocle, Name (Re: Horatius Cocles)?

3-52

COCLe (CVCL)

Color, to Dye, Tint,

10-69

tingus,

tingo, tingere, tinxi, tinctum

Collect, to Assemble

3-81

cu (CF), cua (CFA), cue, cuer, culoca, or cu luca

coeo, ire (It. collocare)

Collect, to Bring to One Point

3-51

cokar, coke, coko (CVCV), cogi (CVbI)

cogo, cogere, coegi,

Column, Neck

3-54

cole (CVLE), kolem (KVLEM), KOLeN (KVLeN),

collum-I (It. colonna, column)

Commander, Head, Leader

2-24

Caputis (CAPVTIS)

caput-it is, commander

Comb

6-139

PETeNA

Pectin (It. petine), comb

Come, to

4-24

fena, fene, feni,

venio, venita, veni, ventum, to come

Come Together, Assemble

3-81

cu (CF), cua (CFA), cue (CFE), cue (CFE)

coeo, ire

Come Through, to Arrive

6-143

pevenes (PE8eNeS),

pervenio venire-veni-ventum,

Compare, Equalize, to Make Level,

1-128

aces

acquo-are

Complete, Pregnant, Full

7-4

plenas,

plenus-a-um

Compose

3-56

koma (KVMA), komiav, (KVMIA8), (KVMV)

como, comere

Conch, Sea Shell

3-61

konce (KVNCE)

concha-ae

Connect, to Fasten

3-63

konis (KVNIS)

conecto-nectere-

Consecrate, Sanctify

8-42

santi, santis,

sancio, sancire, sanxi, sanctum [sancitum]

Consequently, Therefore,

7-30

proita (PRVITA)

proinde and proin

Conspire, Oath, to Take an Oath,

3-60

cona (CVNA), Kona (KVNA), conoeri (CVNVERI)

coniuro-are

Consuming, Greedy,

3-100

EDAES

edax-acis

Container, Pot, Vessel

11-18

vas (8AS), vasei (8ASEI), vasi, (8ASI)

vas, vasis, a utensil; It. vaso, pot, vessel

Continue, to Proceed, Go

6-128

perk,

pergo, pergere, perga, perrectum

Controversy

7-7

Polomk, (PVLVMiK), POLOMiKU (PVLVMiKF)

Gk. πολεμική, polemikí, argumentative,

Cook, to

3-50

coc (CVC), koce (KVCE), kocer (KVCER), (KVKVR)

coquo, coquere

Copper, Bough, Antler,

7-45

ram, ramas, ramo (RAMV), ramor, ramoer

ramus-i, bough; remeo-are, to return, go back

Copper, Bronze, Brass, Iron, Metal

1-52

ais,

aes, aeris

Correct, to Put Straight

3-67

KOReK (KVReK), KOReG (KVReG)

corrigo-riger-

Cos, Island of Cos?

3-71

kos (KVS)

Country, Peasant

8-25

ros, rus (RVS), rusa (RFSA), RUSTA (RVSTA),

rus, ruris, rusticus-a-um, country, rural,

Cove, tor Veil

4-16

FELaR, felara (FELARA) , FELaRA, FELaRE, FELaRI,

velo-are

Cover, to Bury

10-24

tec, tek, THeK (ΘeK), THeKSI (ΘeKSI),

tego, tegere, texi, tectum,

Covered Passage, Passage, Janus

4-83

Ian, Ianos, Ianus (IANVS)

ianus-i, Janus

Cow, Ox, Bull

1-150

Bov, bob (8V8),

bos, bovis, ox, vacca-ae, cow; taurus-i, bull

Cow, Ox

11-10

vaca (8ACA), vace (8ACE), vaci (8ACI)

bos, bovis, ox, vacca-ae, cow

Crai, King in Trojan War

3-76

CRAI

Create, to Make

3-75

cra, cre, cri, kra, kre, kri,

creo-are

Crime, Criminal, Choice

8-53

scela (SCeLA), sceles, SKeLES, SCeLOM, (SCeLVM)

scelero-are; scelus-eris, a crime, scoundrel

Crime, Evil, Bad, to Strike

7-40

ra (RA), rae,

rea-ae, f. reus-i , to repel, ward off,

Crimp?, Drunkeness,

3-77

crap,

crapula-ae, drunkenness; Fr. creper, to crimp?

Criminal, Culprit, Sinner, Defendant

7-61

reo, reu (REV), reoi, reui (REVI), reus (REVS),

reus-i and rea-ae, party in a law-suit

Croisie, Name, Epithet of Hercules

3-79

CROISIE (CRVISIE)

Crop, Arrow, Reap

8-60

segeta, segetes

seges-etis, crop, sageta, arrow

Crowd?, Four,

2-39

catra, katres, katro (KATRV), katrom (KATRVM),

caterva-ae, group, quattuor, four

Crowd, Gang, Troop, Group

4-46

fol, ful (FVL),

vulgus (volgus) -i,

Cruel, Cruelty

3-80

cruthai, (CRVTHAI)

crudelis-e, adj.

Club, Stick, Bat, Cudgel, Staff

3-32

clab, clav (CLA8),

clava-ae

Culprit, Criminal, Sinner, Defendant

7-61

reo, reu (REV), reoi, reui (REVI), reus (REVS),

reus-i and rea-ae, party in a law-suit

Cultivate, Hill?

3-13

CHOLE (↓VLE), CHOLIS, CHOLeRE (↓VLeRE)

colo, colere; collis-is hill, high ground

Cure, to Cure, Heal, Healthy,

6-100

paniem,

paean-anis; curo-are, to cure, heal

Curia, Senate

3-66

koraia (KVRAIA), koreia (KVREIA)

curia-ae

Curve, Bend, to Arch,

1-98

arcas, arce, arces, arcia, arcia, arcis, arcio , etc.

arcuo-are,

Cursed, Threatened

3-59

comni (CVMNI)

comminor-ari

Cut, to Cut, Dagger, Dry, Make Dry,

8-58

sec, sek, seca, secom (SECVM),

sicco-are, make dry, seco-, to cut, sica, dagger,

Cut, to Cut, Name?

10-9

TAIE

secare, caedere, It. tagliare, Rom. a tăia, to cut,

Cut Off, Truncate

7-34

prosikuren (PRVSIKVREN)

proseco-secare-secui, sectum-

Cutting Down, Slaughter, Sacrifice

2-8

caitim,

caedis-is, cutting down, slaughter,

Dagger, Dry, to Make Dry, to Cut

8-58

sec, sek, seca, secom (SECVM),

sicco-are, make dry, seco-, to cut, sica, dagger,

Dance, to Jump

8-40

salt

salto-are, It. saltare, to jump, vault

Darken, to Darken

10-14

tam, tamera

temero-are,

Darken, to Blind, to Make Blind,

2-4

cace,

caeco-are,

Daughter

1-6

filae, file,

fila-ae

Daughter-in-Law

6-53

nor, nur (NVR), nora (NORA), nore (NVRE),

nurus-us

Dawn, Eos, Goddess of Dawn

6-77

Eos (EVS), Eus (EFS)

Eos, eous -a -um

Dawn, Sunrise, Aurora

6-77

OROAS (VRVAS),

aurora-ae

Day, Daytime

10-64

tie, thie (ΘIE), ties, tio, tiu,(tiv), thyo (ΘYV)

dies-ei,

Dear, Beloved,

2-26

Kare, Karen, KARO (KARV), kareto (KARETV)

carus-a-um,

Deceive, to be Mistaken, Fault

4-5

fal, fale, falia,

fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsum

Deceit, Strophe, Trickery,

9-62

Strophgla, (STRVΦbLA), strophglas,

stropha-ae, a trick, artifice;

Decorate, Adorn,

10-26

tecum (TECVM),

decoro-are,

Defendant, Culprit, Criminal, Sinner,

7-61

reo, reu (REV), reoi, reui (REVI), reus (REVS),

reus-i and rea-ae, party in a law-suit

Defy, to

10-28

teu (TEF), deviv?

provoco-are; Fr. défier,

Deities, Household Deities, Penates,

6-101

Panatam,

Penates-ium

Demolish, Eject, Dislodge,

3-108

efeti, efetsum (EFET SvM),

everto-everti-vertere

Dense, Car to Transport Gods

10-34

tens, or tensitim, then (ΘEN),

tensa-ae; denso-are,

Deny, to Refuse, Swim Back

7-59

ren, rena, rener (RENeR), Reneri, reno, rent>

renuo-nuere, to deny, renovo-are, to renew

Deny, Say No

6-34

nekas, nekie, neir,

nego-are; Fr. neir, deny

Deny, I Deny

3-94

EAV, EAB (EA8)

eiuro and eiero-are

Descend, To Drop

2-10

KALI,

cado-ere-cecidi , yo drop, Fr. calare, to fall

Desert, Wasteland

10-41

tescam,

tesqua [tesca] orum,

Desire, to Long For

1-131

av (A8), avim (A8IM)?

aveo-are,

Desire, to Wish

9-30

sis, sisi, or sise

si vis, sis = si vis

Destiny, Fate

4-10

fas, fasia, fata,

as, fasces, lictor's axe; fateor, fateri; fatum-i,

Devour, to Gorge

11-46

vo (8V), vore (8VRE), voros (8VRVS)?

voro-are, to eat greedily

Dew, to Moisten

8-13

ro, ru (RV), ror, rur (RVR), roras, ruras (RVRAS)

roro-are,

Die, to Perish

6-71

opeto (VPETV)

oppeto-ere, to die, obitus-us, death

Die, to Perish

6-127

pera, peri, periai, perion,PERIReN, pero, perum

pereo-ire-li-ivi-itum; to vanish, perish;

Dine, to

2-52

cen, ceni, ceno (CENV),

ceno-are

Dione, Goddess

3-89

Dione (DIVNE)

Dione-es and Diona-ae

Dip , to Immerse

5-84

merso (MERSV), mersos (MERSVS),

merso-are

Dirge, Funeral Song

6-25

nana?, nanie,

naenia = nenia-ae

Dis, god of the Underworld, Pluto,

10-75

Tis, Tisim,

Dis, Ditis, dis, ditis

Disclose, Reveal, Unlock, Unbolt,

7-65

resa, resan, resane, rese, resi,

resero-are

Disembowel, Tear in Pieces

3-109

EFISXeR,

eviscero-are

Deserve, Merit, to

5-83

mer, meres, meri, merio, meritan, merito

mereo-ere- ui-itum; meritus-a-um,

Dish, Small Dish?Puppy, Catulus,

2-37

KATeLE, KATeLES, KATeLO (KATeLV),

catulus-i, puppy, catillus-i, a small dish

Disgrace, Eleven

6-69

ont (VNT), onts (VNTS)

inhonesto-are, to disgrace, undecim, eleven

Dislodge, Eject, Demolish

3-108

efeti, efetsum (EFET SvM),

everto-everti-vertere

Dispatch, to Send

9-50

speto (SPETV)

expedio-ire-, to free from a snare,

Dispute, to Quarrel

8-11

riseras,

rixor-ari,

Distribute

3-144

erok (ERVK),

erogo-are

Divide, to Part

6-107

parto (PARTV)

partio-ire

Divine

10-45

tevens (TE8eNS)

divinus, divine

Divine Command, Fate:

4-10

fas, fasia, fata,

as, fasces, lictor's axe; fateor, fateri; fatum-i,

Do, to Make

4-1

fac, faca, facbo (FAC8V), fai, fak, FAKeR,

facio, facere, feci, factum, faciebam,

Dog

2-15

KANE, KaNE, KaNES, KaNI, KaNIS

canis-is

Dome, Chamber, Vaulted Chamber,

2-12

CaMaReM,

camera-ae,

Domicile, House, Home,

3-91

domo (DVMV)

domus-us

Door, Gate,

7-18

porta (PVRTA), porti (PVRTI), porto (PVRTV),

porta-ae

Door, Threshold, Limit, Port, Gate

5-43

liman,

limen-inis,

Doris, Wife of Nereus

10-62

Thurasi (ΘVRASI)

Doris-dis, Gk. Δωρίς, Doris

Double

9-42

sos, sus, (SVS),

duplex, double; It. sosia, double; Rom. SOSIE,

Draw Out, Empty

4-66

hare, hara, HARiR, hareo (HAREV), haus (HAVS)

haurio, haurire, hausi, haustum,

Draw, to Pull

10-72

tir, tiri

traho-here-xi –ctum; It. tirare, Fr. tirer,

Dread, Fear, to Darken

11-32?

Dream, to Dream

7-70

rev (RE8), reva (RE8A), revo (RE8V), revi, revio,

somnio-are, to dream; Fr. rever, to dream

Dregs, Lees of Wine

4-4

fais,

faex, faecis,

Drink, to Drink

7-22

pot (PVT), pote, POTeS (PVTeS), beros (bervs),

poto, potare, potum; It. bere, Fr. boire

Drink

1-147

BeR or BiR, beros (BERVS),

bibo-ere, to drink, It. bere, Fr. boire

Drop, to Descend,

2-10

KALI,

cado-ere-cecidi , yo drop, Fr. calare, to fall

Drunk?, Noise, to Make a Noise,

3-77

incrap, or crap

increpo-are, make noise, crapula-ae, drunk

Drunkeness, to Crimp?

3-77

crap,

crapula-ae, drunkenness; Fr. creper, to crimp?

Dry, to Make Dry, Dagger

8-58

sec, sek, seca, secom (SECVM),

sicco-are, make dry, seco-, to cut, sica, dagger,

Dye, Tint, to Color

10-69

tingus,

tingo, tingere, tinxi, tinctum

Eat, To

10-68

esi, eso (ESV), esi ce

edo, edere or ese, edi, esum, to eat,

Each, Every, Everyone

2-62

cesk,

quisque, quaeque

Eagle

1-34

acil, ACILaR , acila

aquila-ae

Earth, Hearth, Web

10-30

tel, telos, telus (TELVS),

tellus-oris, earth; tela-ae, a web in

Earth, Ground, Plaster

10-37

tera, teri, terim, terra-ae

terra-ae

Easy

4-2

facil

facilis-e

Eat, to

3-151

esi, eso (ESV)

edo, edere or ese, edi, esum

Ephes, Ephesus

3-104

efia, euia (EFIA)

Egg

6-90

ov (V8), ove (V8E)

ovum-i

Eighty

6-62

octito, octitu (VCTITV)

octogina, eighty (It. ottanta, eighty)

Eioneus (Ixion), Hero, Aeneas?

3-128

Enai,

Gk. Αινείας, Aineías; Rom. ENEA

Eject, Dislodge, Demolish

3-108

efeti, efetsum (EFET SvM),

everto-everti-vertere

Eject, To Cast Out

4-90

iek,

eicio-icere-ieci-iectum,

Eject, Throw Out, Cast Out

3-114

eic, eice, eik, eiser,

eico-icere-ieci-iectum, ēícere

Elder, Council of Elders, Senate, Old

9-1

SeNATA, SeNATE, SeNATES, SeNIMO

senatus-us [or-i]

Eleven, Disgrace,

6-69

ont (VNT), onts (VNTS)

inhonesto-are, to disgrace, undecim, eleven

Embellish, to Adorn

10-26

tecum (TECVM),

decoro-are, adorn

Empty, Draw Out,

4-66

hare, hara, HARiR, hareo (HAREV), haus (HAVS)

haurio, haurire, hausi, haustum,

Empty, Void

11-15

vanose (8ANVSE),

vanus-a-um, empty, void,

Empty, Void, Chaos

3-1

CEOS (CEVS), CHYUS (↓YFS)

Chaos

Encircle, Heap, Cairn, Tumulus

2-57

cerniie

circus-i, ring, Irish, gcarn, heap; Fr. cerne, ring,

End, Limit, Finish

4-38

fin, finar,

finio-ire

Enemy, Stranger, Host, Hostile

6-86

ost (VST), oste (VSTE), osti (VSTI), ostis (VSTIS)

hostis-is, stranger, enemy

Engrave, Write

8-57

scriato, (SCRIATV)

scripo, scribere, It. scritta, inscription;

Entire, Total, Whole

5-4

tuta, tutas, tute, tuthi (TVΘI), tuthio (TVΘIV)

tutus-a-um, totius, toti, totius,

Enunciate, to Explain

4-102

inok, inuk (INVK)

enucieo-are,

Eos, goddess of the Dawn

3-131

Eos (EVS); Eus (EFS)

Eos, eous -a -um, Gk. Έως, Éos

EPE OR, Cherub, Spy?

3-132

Epe Or, (EPE VR), ep, epa?

speculor-ari, to spy, (It. spiare, Fr. épier)

EPE, child-like god? Spy upon?

3-132

ep, epa? Epe Or,

Fr. épier, to spy upon

Eph, Earth goddess, of Ephesus?

10-101

EPH, (EΦ)

Epheseus, Efes of Modern Turkey

3-104

efia, euia (EFIA),

Epic

3-133

epic

epicus-a-um

Epic Poem

3-135

epos (EPVS)

Epos (Gk. έπος, épos, epic)

Epior, Ephyra, Hercules’ Conquest

3-132

Epior (EPIVR)

Equalize, to Make Level, Compare

1-28

aces

acquo-are

Equip, to Adorn

6-76

orn (VRN)

orno-are

Era

3-139

era, eras, eraia?

aera, counters, age, epoch; It. era; Fr. ère

Eraia, Name, Ladies, Mistresses?

3-137

Eraia

era-ae, lady, mistress

Erebus, god of the Underworld

1-101

Arepes, deus (TEFS), deis (TEIS)

Erebus-i, Deus-i,

Erect

3-141

erek, eric,

erigo-rigere-rexi, rectum,

Eryinyes, One of the Furies

3-142

Ereni,

Erinys-yos, Gk. Ερινύες, Erinýes

Eria, Name?

3-138

Eria

Erion, Person’s Name?

3-143

Erion (ERIVN)

Orion-onis? Mythical Hunter

Eros, Cherub- God of Love, Lord?

3-145

Eros (ERVS), ERoS (ERvS)

Eros, Cupid, erus-i, master, lord

Err, to Wander

3-136

er, err, ere, eres, ero (ERV), err (ERvR), erri, erin

erro-are

Escape (By Swimming)

3-127

ena, enas, ene, eno, enu (ENV)

eno-are

Eternity

3-116

eifi

aevus-i

Eternity

4-94

if, ife,

aevum-i; also aeus-i

Eternity, Omen?, Bird

1-129

avis (AFIS),

aevum-in, and aevus-i, time;

Etruria? (Tuscany)

3-155

etr

Etruria-ae

Euippe (Athamas), unluckiest man

3-156

euple (EVPLE

Every, Everyone, Each,

2-62

cesk,

quisque, quaeque

Evil-Doing, Mischievous,

5-58

malafais (MALAFAIS),

maleficus-a-um; adv. malefice

Evil, Nefarious, Unholy,

6-27

naph, naphar, (NAΦAR)

nefas, unholy,

Evil, Bad, Crime, to Strike

7-40

ra (RA), rae,

rea-ae, f. reus-i , to repel, ward off,

Eviscerate, Disembowel

3-109

EFISXeR,

eviscero-are

Ewe, Lamb,

1-40

acne, akne, aknem, AKNEV, akni, agnina

agnae-ae (f), agnus-i (m)

Examine, to Pry,

8-7

rimat,

rimore-ari,

Excel, to go before, Anterior

1-82

anta, anter, anto (ANTV), antor (ANTVR),

anto -ire -

Excellent, Good,

1-143

BeNI, beno (BENV), Bono,

bene, adv., bonus-a-um

Except

6-46

nis

nisi

Exhaust, to make Weary,

5-20

las, LASI, lasier,

lasso-are, make weary

Exit, To Go Out

3-97

ecs, eks, ECHS, (E↓S)

exeo-ire-

Expectation, Hope

9-49

spe, (spe tri), spi, spo (SPV), speso (SPESV),

sperare, to hope; spes-ei, hope, expectations,

Expiate, to Propitiate,

6-124

peori, (PEVRI)

pio-are

Expiate, to Loose,

5-51

lua, lui, luis, luit (LFIT), lur, LURS (LVRvS), lus (LFS)

luo, luere, lui,luiturus, to expiate

Explain in Detail, Enunciate

4-102

enok, enuk (envk)

enucieo-are, explain in detail

Expose

6-111

paten,

pateo-ere, to expose

Extend, Stretch

6-102

panta, tenta, tento (TENTV)

pando, pandare, pandi; extend-tendere -tendi

Exquisite, to Search For

3-98

ekci

exquiro [quaero], to search for

Eye

6-61

ocholeim (VCHVLEIM)

oculus-i -im,

Fade, to Pale

9-58

stinto (STINTV),

palleo-ere, to be pale; It. stinto, adj. faded

Fairies, Specters, Household Gods,

5-16

lar, lare, lari, laris,

lar, laris, lares,

Fall, to Fall Down, Drop

2-10

KALI

cado-ere-; It., calare,

Falsely, to Speak Falsely , to lie,

2-60

kes,

mentior-iri ; Fr. gésir, to lie

Fame, Favor, Talk

4-6

fama

fama-ae, talk, fame,

Fare, Passage Money, Ticket

6-21

nal

naulum-i

Fasten, to Connect,

3-63

konis (KVNIS)

conecto-nectere-

Fasten, Fix; Bread and Basket?

6-98

pane, panes, panera,

pango, pangere-; It. paniere, bread basket

Fate

6-150

Phato (ΦATV),

fatum-i, fate

Fate, Destiny, Divine Command

4-10

fas, fasia, fata,

as, fasces, lictor's axe; fateor, fateri; fatum-i,

Father

1-3

patir (PATYR), patre, baba, ate, ates, atia, atie/i

pater-tris, father

Father

6-112

patir (PATYR), patre, baba, ate, ates, atia, atie/i

pater-tris, father

Father

1-120

Ate, ates, Atia, Ati, Atie

Hittite, atta, attas, Albanian, ate,

Fault, Deceive, to be Mistaken,

4-5

fal, fale, falia,

fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsum

Favor, Fame, Talk

4-6

fama

fama-ae, talk, fame,

Favor, Grace

4-25

fenias,

venia-ae,

Fear, to

6-94

paeveis (PAEFEIS), pav (PAF), pava, pavapa

paveo, pavere, pavi,

Fear, to

10-66

timam, timem, timo (TIMV); Phobia,

timeo-ere; Gk. φόβος, fobos, fear

Fear, Panic, god of Fear

6-156

Phobia (ΦV8IA),

pavor-oris, dread (Gk. φόβος, phobos, fear)

Feast, Banquet, Holiday

4-29

fet,

festus-a-um

Feather

6-117

pen

penna-ae,

FELCHAINA, Great Chaina?

4-17

FELKAINA, or FEL CHAINA

Chianciano Terme, cult center?

Felsi, Name?

4-21

FELSI,

Feltune (Veltune, Etruscan god)

4-22

Feltvne

Fesni, Fescennia, Etruscan Town

4-28

Fesni,

Fescennia-ae

Fetus, Offspring, Bringing Forth

4-30

fetra, feture, fetos, fetus, foato (FOATO)

fetura-ae, fetus-us,

Few

6-123

peo (PEV), poe, (PVE), poia, (PVIA), poci (PVCI),

pauci, rari

Field, Terrain

10-20

Tarina?

ager, agri, It. terreno, ground

Figure, type

10-70

tipa, tipe, tipes,

typus-i

Fill, Fill Again, to Satisfy, Pregnant

7-64

replio (REPLIO)

repleo-plere-, repletus-a-; to fill again, satisfy

Fill, to Satisfy

4-9

farsi, farsit,

farcio, farcire, farsi, fartum

to Fill , to Satisfy,

8-46

sat, sata, sate, sati, sato (SATV), sataro (SATARV)

satio-are

Find, to Find Again

7-63

repin, repine,

reperio-reperie, repperi, repertum

Finish, Bind, Limit

4-38

fin, finar,

finio-ire

Fiora , town, river?, to Strike,

4-13

feira

ferio-ire, to strike, (It. Fiora River)

Fire, Hearth, Seal

6-157

phoce (ΦVCE), phoki (ΦVCI)

phoca-ae and phoce, focus-i, hearth,

Fire, Pyre,

6-170

pir, pire, piri,

pyra-ae,

Fishhook, Hook,

4-63

ham?, Possibly name, Hampheris, Amphiaraüs?

hamus-i, a hook

Five

6-138

pet

quinque; (Gk. pente, five)

Fish. to fish

6-133

pesca, (Nom. n. pl.),

piscor-ari, to fish, piscis-is, fish,

Flag, Standard

4-31

FEXIES,

vexillum-i

Flat

7-2

plano (PLANV), planes,

planus-a-um, even, flat

Fleece, Wool

4-23

felus, felos (FELVS), lan, lane, LANTeS,

velus-eris, lana-ae, wool, lanatus-a-um,

Flesh, Pulp

7-8

pulpe (PVLPE)

pulpa-ae, flesh, pulp,

Flexible, to Change, Bend

4-43

flics,

flecto, flectere, flexi, flexum

Flour, Grain, Meal,

4-8

far,

far, farris,

Flufluns , god Dionysus

4-44

Flufluns (FLVFLVNS)

Dionysus

Fodder, Food,

2-43

kebu (KEBV),

cibus-i,

Folk, People

7-16

popla (POPvLA), popolo, popolom (PVPvLVM),

populus-i,

Food, Grain, Barley

3-17

ciba, civa (CIFA), cibas, civas (CIFAS)

cibus-i, food,

Food, Bait, Victuals

3-148

esa

esca-ae

Food

1-117

aska,

esca-ae,

Food, Pasture,

6-110

pastos (PASTOS)

pastus-us, food, pasture;

Food, Bait

3-148

esa

esca-ae

Food, Fodder

2-43

kebu (KEBV),

cibus-i,

Foot, Leg

6-132

pes,

pes, pedis

For

6-22

nam

nam, namque

For, By, Through

6-113

pe (PE), Pe, pei, per,

per, for, through, in, in, into towards, within

Forget

6-58

obli (V8LI)

obliviscor, oblivisci, (It. obliare, to forget)

Fort, Tower

2-35

kastro (KASTRV),

castelum-i, castra-orum, camp,

Fortress, Rock,

3-25

PETR, PETRO (PETRV), PETROIS, PETROS, kir/ kur

saxum-i, petram, rock (It. pietra, stone)

Forward, Next

7-17

por (PVR),

pro, prosus, prosum, forward

Foul, Hideous

10-10

TAITeR,

taeter-tra-tru,

Four

2-39

catra?, katro, (KATRV), Katres, KATRVM

quattuor

Four, a Crowd?

2-39

catra, katres, katro (KATRV), katrom (KATRVM),

caterva-ae, group, quattuor, four

Fourth, of the Fourth

7-39

qurtinii (QVRTINII)

quartanas-a-um, of the fourth

Fountain, Well, Source

6-158

phont,(ΦVNT), phonta, phonte, Phontia

fontanus-a-um; fons, fontis, a spring,

Frequent?

4-51

frekun (FREKYN),

frequens-entis

Frighten, to

9-48

spavo (SPA8V),

pavor, fright; It. spavento, fright, fear,

From, After, Out of, of, by

1-25

ap?,

apud, at, ex, from, a, ab, abs, away from,

From, At, In Respect of, Since, By

1-24

a

a

From, Out of

3-92

e, ecs, eks?

e, ex

Fruitful, Happy

11-40

FILiK, VILiK (8ILiK)?

felix-icis, fruitful;

Fruitful, Lucky, Happy-

4-36

FILiK, VILiK (8ILiK)?

felix-icis, fruitful;

Full, Complete, Pregnant,

7-4

plenas,

plenus-a-um

Funeral Song, Dirge, Grandmother

6-25

nana, nanie

naenia = nenia-ae, funeral song,

Furies, Female Spirits of Revenge

3-142

Ereni

Erinys-yos, a Fury (Gk. Ερινύες, Erinýes)

Fury

6-159

phor, phur (ΦΦVR), phorie, phurie (ΦVRIE),

furia-ae

GA, a Suffix

4-52

GA

Gaea, Ge, Mother goddess

4-56

Giie,

(Gr. Gaea or Ge, earth, goddess)

Gaius, Name

2-7

Cais,

Caius = Gaius,

Gaius, Name

3-2

CHAES, (ᛘ AES)

Gall, Bile

4-20

fels, feli,

fel, fellis,

Galley With Six Banks of Oars

4-70

HEKSR,

hexeris-is

Gang, Group, Crowd, Troop,

4-46

fol, ful (FVL),

vulgus (volgus) -i,

Gate, Door

7-18

porta (PVRTA), porti (PVRTI), porto (PVRTV),

porta-ae

Gate, Port, Door, Threshold, Limit,

5-43

liman,

limen-inis,

Gerion, Mythical Herdsman of Spain

2-59

CERUN (CERVN),

Gk. Γέριον, Gérion

Ghost, Specter

5-19

laro, larth? (LARO), laru (LARV), laruaia (LARFAIA),

larva [larua]-ae

Giant

4-55

gice (bICE),

Gigas-ganas, a giant

Give a Reason, Cause, Pretend,

3-72

cose (CVSE), coso (CVSV), (CVSVR), (CVSVS)

causor-ari

Give, Pay

6-12

moni (MVNI), monis, mono

munero-are and muneror-ari;

Give, Piety

6-172

pite, piti,

dare, donare, to give, (Baltic, padatun)

Go Away

1-84

apa, ape, apen, api, Apis?

abeo, abi-itum,

Go Out, Exit

3-97

ecs, eks, ECHS, (E↓S)

exeo-ire-li (ivi)-itum

Go Over, Pass,

6-108

pasar,

passus, pp. of pandere, (It. passare)

Go, to Go

4-112

ir, ire, iri, iri, itis, ito, (ITV), itun (ITVN),

ito-are, itus-us,

Go, to Go, Yield

2-65

ceto (CETV),

cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum

Go to Meet

6-57

obe (V8E), oban (V8AN), Obatim (OBATIM)

obeo-ire-ivi-itum

Goat, He-Goat,

2-22

Caper, capere, caperi,

caper-ri

God

10-29

tei, thei (ΘEI), teia, teiva, teis, teim, teo, tev teus,

deus, divus, di [dii], divi, dea, diva

God-like

10-77

tio, tiu (TIV), tius, (TIVS), tiva (TYFA), tivi (TIFI),

dius-a-um, divine

Golden

1-138

auratom, (AFRATVM),

auratus-a-um

Good, Excellent

1-143

BeNI, beno (BENV), Bono,

bene, adv., bonus-a-um

Gorge, to Devour,

11-46

vo (8V), vore (8VRE), voros (8VRVS)?

voro-are, to eat greedily

Govern, to Rule

7-56

rek, rekin (REKYN), regl (REbL), regle, reglo

rego, regere, rexi, rectum, to rule

Govern

4-60

goverm (bVFERM),

guberno-are,

Gown, Toga

10-97

toca, toce, (TVCE), toces, (TVCES), toci, (TVCI),

toga-ae,

Grace, Favor

4-25

fenias,

venia-ae,

Grain, Meal, Flour

4-8

far,

far, farris,

Granddaughter

6-28

napti

neptis-is

Grandfather, Nine

6-51

nono, nunu (NVNV)

nonus-a-um, nine, (It. nonno, grandfather)

Grandfather

1-133

avo (A8V),

avus-i

Grandmother

1-132

ava (A8A)

avia-ae

Grandson, Nephew

6-36

nepos, NEPVS

nepos-otis

Grapes

4-68

HeKNIS

acinus-i,

Grating, Trellis

3-37

kletra, kletram, cletram, kletre,

clatri-orum,

Grave, Suvera (Name), To Avert

9-16

SeVERA (SeFERA), SV8ERA,

severus-a-um, grave, serious,

Great, Grown,

1-68

alto, altu (altv),

altus-a-um

Great, Worthy

4-15

fel, VEL, MAXIMAS (MA⊗IMAS),

valo-are, to be strong, (Hittite, wali, great) etc

Great, Magnificent, Majestic

5-74

maximas(ma⊗ imas),

maximus-a-um,

Great, Very Great?, Pes Nim?,

6-134

Pesnim, pesnimu

pes, pedis. nimius-a-um, very great

Greedy, Consuming

3-100

EDAES

edax-acis

Greedy

1-137

avra, (A8RA), avras (A8RaS), a8erom, (A8ERVM),

avaras-a-um

Grey, Pallid, Hoary

2-18

Canua (CANFA), canva?

canus-a-um

Grim, Savage,

10-111

torov, turov, (TVRV8)

torvus-a-um, savage,

Groan, to Lament

2-51

cem, cemo (CEMV)

gemo, gemere, gemui, gemitum

Ground, Earth, Plaster

10-37

tera, teri, terim, terra-ae

terra-ae

Group, Crowd, Gang, Troop,

4-46

fol, ful (FVL),

vulgus (volgus) -i,

Grove, A Wood, Tree

6-23

namo (NAMV)

nemus-oris

Grown, Great

1-68

alto, altu (altv),

altus-a-um

Guard, be on ones Guard

1-26

cave (ca8e), caver (ca8er), CAF_?

caveo, cavere, cavi, cautum

Guard, Protect, to Watch,

10-118

tutin (TVTIN), tuto (TVTO), tuto (TVTV)

tutor-ari, and tuto-are, to watch, guard,

Guard, Rounds, to Make Rounds,

8-19

ron, rona, rone, rons, runs, ronem, roni, ronis>

caveo-ere, Welsh, rowndiau,

Guarded, Cautious

2-2

cave (CA8E), caver (CA8ER), CAF_, (cau-. caf-)?

caveo, cavere,

Hades

1-54

AITA,

Pluto; Gk. άδης, ádis

Hair

6-166

pilus (PILVS)

pilus-i, a single hair, a trifle; pilus-i, army div.

PHairy

3-57

comate (CVMATE), (KVMATE), (KVMATES), crinal

comatus-a-um; crinalis-e, of and for the hair

Hall, Room

8-37

Sale, SaLE, salo (SALV)

atrium-i, It. sala, hall; Fr. salle, hall

Halt, Stop,

4-62

halt,

Stabit, halt, It., alt, halt!; Fr. halte, halt

Hand

5-64

mano (MANV), manu (MAN8),

manus-us

Hand Over, Surrender

10-82

trati,

trado [transdo] -dere-didi -ditum

Handle

1-80

ans,

ansa-ae,

Happy, Fruitful,

11-40

FILiK, VILiK (8ILiK)?

felix-icis, fruitful;

Harangue, Oration,

5-21

lasio (LASIV),

laesio-onis,

Hard Skinned, Callous

2-11

calos, (CALVS),

callosus,

Hare, Rabbit?

5-37

lepsi,

lepus-oris

Hardwood, Oak,

8-14

robaras (RV8ARAS), robris,(RV8RIS)

rubor-oris,

Harsh , Sorrow, Sad,

10-91

tris,

tristis-e, sad,

Harvest, Reap

5-86

MeTH, (MeΘ), metva (MET8A), metua, metin,

meto-metere, messui, messum

Hausa, Name?

10-90

HAVSA,

Hausa, Name?, Associated to Mars

4-67

HAVSA,

Have, to

1-56

ha, he, hia, ho, hu (HV), hus, hos (HVS),

habeo-ere (It. avere)

Have, to

1-130

avil (AFIL), avils (AFILS), avilsae (AFILISAE),

habeo-ere- It. avere

He Goat

4-61

ha, he, hia, ho, hu (HV), hus, hos (HVS),

habeo-ere (It. avere)

Her, He, She, It

3-118

el

illius, her; It. ella, her; Fr. elle, her

Head, Leader, Commander

2-24

Caputis (CAPVTIS)

caput-itis

Head, Roof

10-44

tet, teto (TETV),

tectum, roof;

Heal, Healthy, to Cure,

6-100

paniem,

paean-anis; curo-are, to cure, heal

Healthy

8-36

sains, sana, sani, sano, sans, sanvos, sanim,

sannus, healthy,   sano-are,

Healthy, to Cure

6-100

paniem,

paean-anis; curo-are, to cure, heal

Heap up

2-57

cerniie

acervo-are; Welsh, curnennu, to heap,

Heap, Cairn, Tumulus

2-57

cerniie

circus-i, ring, Irish, gcarn, heap; Fr. cerne, ring,

Heap, Mass,

5-71

masa, masan, MaSaN, maso (MASV), masnial

massa-ae, mass, lump; Gk. μάζα, máza, mass,

Heart, MInd

3-15

CHOR (↓VR)

cor, cordis

Heart

3-65

kor (KVR), kore (KVRE), core (CVRE)

cor, cordis

Hearth, Earth, Web

10-30

tel, telos, telus (TELVS),

tellus-oris, earth; tela-ae, a web in weaving

Heaven, Sky, Cloud

10-18

tapis?, kalem,

caelum-i, heaven; Finnish-Uralic, taivas

Hector, Son of Priam of Troy

3-99

ECHTOR (E↓TVR)

Hector (Gr. Έκτορας, Éktoras, Hector)

Heel, Talon

10-13

talos (TALOS)

talus-i

Helen of Troy

3-120

Elinai, Elinei,

Helena-ae, (Gk. Ελένη, Eléni)

Hello

4-81

hos, hus (HVS), host, hust (HVSΘ),

heus!, hallo!, hostia-ae, sacrifice stain

Henna, in Sicily, Temple of Ceres?

4-65

HANeRIN,

Henna-[Enna] -ae

Henna, in Sicily, Temple of Ceres?

4-71

Henna, Henni,

Henna-[Enna]-ae

Her, His, Its, One’s

8-29

sa,

se or sese, It. suo, sua, Fr. sa

Heram, Festival of Hera

4-72

Heram

Heraea-orum

Herb, Vegetation

3-146

erpis

herba-ae

Hercules

4-73

Hercle, Herkle,

Hercules-is

Here

4-85

Ic, ik,

hic [and heic]; hice (Fr. ici)

Hermes, Gk. Messenger of the gods

10-110

Turms (TVRMS)

Mercury

Hermne, Name

4-74

Hermne,

Hermes or Herma-ae, the god Hermes,

Herself, Himself, Itself

4-119

it,

id, Acc. N. himself, herself, itself;

Himself, Herself, Itself

8-30

se, Se, sese, si,

se or sese, acc. sing. and pl. sui, genit. sibi,

Hide, to

2-49

cela, CELeRIM, celi, celo (CELV), celto (CELTV)?

celo-are,

Hideous, Foul,

10-10

TAITeR,

taeter-tra-tru,

Hilare, Name of Zagreb Mummy?

4-77

Hilare,

hilaris, "cheerful, merry”

Him, to Him, to Her?

1-57

al

al, Romanian, al, Fr., a lui

Him, to Him

5-3

lo (Lv),

ille, illa, illud; It., Fr. lui

Himself, Herself, Itself

3-113

eias, eim,

ius, sing.; eis, iis pl. eum , eam

Hinera, Name of Queen

4-70

HINeR, HINeRA, HINeRV,

Hip

1-74

anc, QOXANII (QV⊗ANII)

coxendix-icis, It. anca; Fr., hanche,

Him, He, She, It

4-97

il, is, el

il, ille, is, eius, illius

Himself, Herself, Itself

4-119

it,

id, Acc. N. himself, herself, itself;

Himself, Herself, Itself

8-30

se, Se, sese, si,

se or sese, acc. sing. and pl. sui, genit. sibi,

Himself, Herself, Itself, Oneself

9-10

sese,

se, sese

Hip, Haunch

7-38

anc, QOXANII (QV⊗ANII)

coxendix-icis, It. anca; Fr., hanche,

His, Her, Its, One’s

8-29

sa,

se or sese, It. suo, sua, Fr. sa

Hiss

9-18

sib (SI8),

sibilo-are

Hither is, to This Place

4-80

hoc (HVC),

huc

Hoary, Grey, Pallid,

2-18

Canua (CANFA), canva?

canus-a-um

Hoe, to Weed

8-43

sar, sari, saris, saro (SARV), sarrom, sarroms

sario [sario]-ire, -ui and-ivi,

Hold, Possess

10-33

ten, tena, tene, tenin, teno, TENeR, tenara-as

teneo,tenere, tenui, tentum,

Holiday, Feast, Banquet,

4-29

fet,

festus-a-um

Holy Place, Temple Grounds, Sacred

8-34

SAKRA, SAKRE, SAKR-EO,-EU, fan, fana, fani,

fanum-i, temple, sanctus, holy, sacris, sacred

Holy Place, Temple Grounds, Sacred

4-7

fan, fana, fani, SAKRA, SAKRE, SAKR-EO,-EU

fanum-i, temple, sanctus, holy, sacris, sacred

Home, House, Domicile

3-91

domo (DVMV)

domus-us

Homeric?

6-67

omeric (VMERIC)

Homericus-a-um

Honey

5-77

mele, meli, miele?,

mel, mellis:

Honor, to

6-68

onom (VNVM), onoman (ONOMAN), onor

honore-are; honos, honor-oris

Hook, Fishhook

4-63

ham?, Possibly name, Hampheris, Amphiaraüs?

hamus-i, a hook

Hope, Expectation,

9-49

spe, (spe tri), spi, spo (SPV), speso (SPESV),

sperare, to hope; spes-ei, hope, expectations,

Horn

3-69

cornas (CVRNAS),

cornu-us

Horse (See also Yoke)

4-104

iuce (IVCE), iuces, , iuci, iocu, ivcie,

equa-ae, mare, equus-i, equos ,ecus

Host, Hostile, Enemy, Sacrifice

6-86

ost (VST), oste (VSTE), osti (VSTI), ostis (VSTIS)

hostis-is,

Hostile, Host, Enemy, Sacrifice

6-86

ost (VST), oste (VSTE), osti (VSTI), ostis (VSTIS)

hostis-is,

House

10-60

thomas or domas (ΘVMAS)

domus-us,

Household Deities, Penates,

6-101

Panatam,

Penates-ium

House, Home, Domicile

3-91

domo (DVMV)

domus-us

House, Hut

2-31

Casa, CaSA, CaSa

casa-ae

Household Gods, Specters, Fairies

5-16

lar, lare, lari, laris,

lar, laris, lares,

How! Whatever Way!

11-7

ut (VT)

ut, how

However, Let Alone, But if, Without,

9-26

sin, sina, sine,

sin; but if ; sino, sinere, sivi, situm, let alone

Hundred

9-59

sto (STV)? cuetu (CFENTV)?

Centum; Belarusian, сто, sto, hundred

Hundred

1-23

sto (STV)? satan, satane? cueto (CFENTV),

centum

Hundred

3-84

cueto (CFETV), STA, STAI

Centum (Belarusian, сто, sto, hundred)

Hungry, to Be Hungry

3-150

esuis (ESFIS),

esurio-ire

I

4-89

Iko, (IKV)

Ego; Gk. Εγώ, Egó, I

I

1-8

io, iu (IV), iko, iku (IKV),

ego

I Am, to Be, to Me

4-89

io, iu (IV), iko, iku (IKV), MEK, ME↓,

Ego; It. mecco, to me

Iapyx, the Northwest Wind?

4-84

Iapes, Iapos, Iapus (IAPVS)

Iapyx-pygis

If Not, Unless

6-46

nis,

nisi

Ignorant, Not to Know

6-39

NESCI

nescio-ire, not knowing,

Ikarius, Disciple of Dionysus

4-87

Ikra (IbOA),

Immerse, to Dip

5-84

merso (MERSV), mersos (MERSVS),

merso-are

In

4-99

in,

in

In, into

3-124

en,

in, in, into, etc.; en

In Respect of, At, From, Since, By

1-24

a

a

Incense

10-113

tos, tus (TVS), THvS (ΘvS), tus (TFS), tuse (TVSE),

tus (thus) turis, incense

Indeed, Moreover,

1-121

at

at, ast, moreover; ac, atque, indeed

Indeed, Truly, New

6-41

NA, NIA; nov (NV8)

nai = ne [nae], novus-a-um, new

Indeed, Truly

6-17

na,

ne [nae], used before pronouns, indeed, truly;

Warrior, Soldier

4-18

feles

veles-itis or velites,

Infantry, Light-armed Troops,

11-25

veli (8ELI), vels (8ELeS),

veles-itis, pl. velites,

Initiate, Take Possession

4-101

inik,

inicio-icere-ieci-iectum

Interest on Money, Debt

4-45

foinesois,

foen / faenus (fenus (-oris)

In This Way, So, Therefore, Thus,

9-19

sic, sik,

sic, thus, in this way

Ion, Athenian Founder?

4-105

iom (IVM)?

Io, Ion-us

Ionians

4-106

Ionas, IVNAS), Ione, (IVNE), Ionio, (IVNIV)

Iones-um,

Irascible

4-113

irecer

irascor-i

Ireneus? Name

4-114

Iriienio

Ireneus

Iron, to Strike

4-13

feira

ferio-ire, to strike, (It. Fiora River)

Iron, Copper, Bronze, Tin

1-52

ais

ferrum-i, iron, aes, aeris, copper

Insense

10-113

tus (TVS), THvS (ΘvS), tus (TFS), tuse (TVSE),

tus (thus) turis, incense

Isle, Island

4-116

isle,

insula-ae, It. isola, Fr. île,

Italy

4-121

Ithal, Itala, Itale,

Italia-ae

Itanim, Name, Place, Likewise?

4-122

Itanim,

Item, likewise

Jacket, Cassock, Coat,

9-43

sotanas (SVTANAS)

tunica-ae, jacket; It. sotana, cassock

Janus, Passage, Covered Passage,

4-83

Ian, Ianos, Ianus (IANVS)

ianus-i, Janus

Jason, Greek Hero of the Argonauts

1-56

Aeitheon (AEITHVN),

Gk., Ιάσονας, Iásonas

Jepo, Jepie, Name?

4-91

Iepie, iepo, iepu (IEPV),

Join, Tighten, Yoke, Series

9-6

ser, SeRAN, SEReN, serev, seri, sero, serut

sero-serere, serui, sertum

Jove, Jupiter

4-109

iuies (IVIES)

Iuppiter, Iovis

Judge, to Judge to Order, Jupiter,

4-108

iuper (IVPER), ios, ius (IVS), iur (IVR)

iubeo, iubere, ius, iuris, law, iuro-are, swear

Judge, Witness, Arbitrator

1-96

arberture (AR8ERTVRE),

arbiter-tri,

Jump, to Dance,

8-40

salt

salto-are, It. saltare, to jump, vault

Jupiter, Jove,

4-109

iuies (IVIES)

Iuppiter, Iovis

Jupiter, to Order, to Judge

4-108

iuper (IVPER), ios, ius (IVS), iur (IVR)

iubeo, iubere, ius, iuris, law, iuro-are, swear

Key

3-9

CHIAVE (↓IAFE), cle, clev (CLEF), cleva, cles

clavis-is, (It. chiave; Fr. clé or clef)

Kidney, Wound

7-47

ran, rane, ranes, RANeS, rani, rano (RANV)

renes-um, kidneys; Rom. răni, RANĂ, wound,

Kill, to Kill

5-40

LeTh, leto (LETV), LeTV,

leto-are;

Kill, to Murder

3-126

enac, enak, enek

eneco (enico)-necar- necui- nectum

King, Queen, Royal

7-58

roi (RVI), roial, (RVIAL), rois, roim, rena, rene, ReNI,

regina; queen; rex-regis, king; Fr. roi, king,

King, Realm

8-17

roi (RVI), roial (RVIAL), rois (RVIS), roim (RVIM),

rex-regis, king, Fr. roi, king,

King, Rule, Queen, to Reign,

8-8

rin, rina, rine, rines, rino, rinor, rinu (RINF), Roi, king

regina-ae, queen; rex, king; Fr. roi, king

Kitchen

3-85

culan (CFLAN), culis (CFLIS), kulin, (KFLIN)

culina-ae

Know, to Know

8-52

sce, scinir, scis, skenem (SKENEM)

scio, scir, scivi, scli, scitu; sciens-entis,

Koteb, Personal Name?

3-73

kotev, koteb (KVTE8), kotep (KVTEP),

Lacerate, to Tear

5-6

LACeR,

lacero-are

Lady, Mistress(es),

3-137

eraia

era-ae

Laes, Name?

5-10

Laes,

Laius-i,

Lais, Name?, Lament

5-12

Lais,

Laius-i, father of Oedipus; It. lai, lamentations,

Lamb, Leg of Lamb

3-18

kikoi, kikui, (KIKVI),

crus agni, leg of lamb, (Fr. gigot, leg)

Lamb, Ewe

1-40

acne, akne, aknem, AKNEV, akni, agnina

agnae-ae (f), agnus-i (m)

Lament, to Bewail, to Ask

2-55

cere, ceren, ceres, ceres, ceri, ceris, raca, racar,

queror, queri, questo; Arm. ’rek’, inquire,

Lament, to Groan,

2-51

cem, cemo (CEMV)

gemo, gemere, gemui, gemitum

Lament, Lais, Name?,

5-12

Lais,

Laius-i, father of Oedipus; It. lai, lamentations,

Lamp, Light, Lighthouse-fire,

6-151

pher (ΦER), pheri (ΦERI), pherie (ΦERIE), pheris

pharus-us-i, lighthouse (Gk. φάρος, faros)

Land, public land

1-31

AKARAI

ager, agri, agrarius-ium, Nom. Pl. N. –ia

Land, Agrarian Land

1-32

aker, akro (AKRV), akrare, akrara

ager, agri, terra-ae

Land, Earth

10-37

tera, teri, terim,

terra-ae

Larentia, most beautiful prostitute

5-30

Leinth or Leinr (LEINO) S

Larentia,

Larissa, Place, Personal Name?

5-17

Larisa,

Larissa,

Larthi, Name?

5-18

Larthi, Larthia,

Latch, Provoke,

5-5

lachet,

lacesso-

Lately

6-52

noper, nuper (NVPER),

nuper

Latin

5-23

Latina,

Latinus-a-um;

Later, After, Then,

7-36

puia (PFIA), puia (PVIA),

diende; It. poi, Fr. puis, then,

Latona, Mother of Apollo

5-24

Lato, Leto (LaTV)?

Lato-us and Latona-ae,

Launch, to Throw

5-15

lanso (LANSV),

lancea-ae, a light spear or lance

Laucilia, Name?

5-25

Laucilia (LAVCILIA)

Lucilius-a-um name of a Roman gens.

Laurel, Triumph, Victory

5-38

Ler, lere, leres, leri

laurus-i, the laurel; meten. triumph, victory

Law

5-39

les,

les, legis

Law, Right,

4-96

ifsi, iusi (IFSI)

ius, right, iuris, law

Lay Up, Reserve, Keep,

7-66

reseri,

reservo-are

Lead, to Rule

8-4

Rik, rike, rikes,

rigo-are

Lead, to Rule

5-80

mena, menas, mene, menes, menan, meniar,

duco, ducere, duxi, It. menare, Fr. mener,

Leader, Commander, Head

2-24

Caputis (CAPVTIS)

caput-itis

Leader, Lord, Prince

1-136

avle, avles, aule, auli, (AFLI)

aule, lord; Toch. wäl, walo, prince

Lean, to Strive

6-42

nics,

nixor-ari

Leda, Queen Sparta, Helen’s Mother

5-22

Latfa (LATFA)

Lees of Wine, Dregs,

4-4

fais,

faex, faecis,

Leg, Foot,

6-132

pes,

pes, pedis

Leg of Lamb, Lamb,

3-18

kikoi, kikui, (KIKVI),

crus agni, leg of lamb, (Fr. gigot, leg)

Leg of Lamb

8-41

sam,

It. zampa, leg; Fr. jambe, leg,

Legal , Lawsuit

5-46

lis,

lis, litis

Leisure, to Rest

6-88

ota (VTA), ote (VTE), otin (VTIN)

otior-ari,

Lemnos, Greek Island

5-34

Lemnos (LEMNOS)

Lemnos [us]-i; Gk. Λήμνος, Límnos

Lerna, Mythical Entrance to Hades

5-38

lerni,

Less, Little, Poor

6-103

parv (PARF), parvam (PAR8AM),

parvus-a-um; Fr. pauvre, It. povero, adj. poor

Let Alone, But if, However, Without,

9-26

sin, sina, sine,

sin; but if ; sino, sinere, sivi, situm, let alone

Let, to Allow, Milk

5-31

leis,?

licet, licere, lecuit or licitum, lac, lactis, milk,

Level, Compare, Equalize

1-128

aces

acquo-are

Lie, to lie, to Speak Falsely

2-60

kes,

mentior-iri ; Fr. gésir, to lie

Lie, to Be Situated

4-57

gis, (in CVCbIS)

iacio, iacere, iacui; It. giacere, to lie, be situated,

Lie, to Speak Falsely

2-60

kes

Life

4-41

fita, fiti, fithi, (FIΘI)

vita-ae

Lift Up, to Raise,

5-28

leva (LEFA), leve (LEFE), leues, lefes (LEFES),

levo-are,

Light

5-49

los (LVS), los (LOS), losa (LVSA), losan (LVSAN)

lux, lucis, light, luceo, to light

Light-armed Troops, Infantry

11-25

veli (8ELI), vels (8ELeS),

veles-itis, pl. velites,

Light, Lighthouse-fire, Lamp

6-151

pher (ΦER), pheri (ΦERI), pherie (ΦERIE), pheris

pharus-us-i, lighthouse (Gk. φάρος, faros)

Light, Luminous, Radiance

10-89

Triivper or Tri IVPER,

iubar-aris, beaming light,

Likewise

3-95

EAT

eadem

Likewise?, Itanim, Name, Place,

4-122

Itanim,

Item, likewise

Lime Tree

10--65

tiglo (TIbLV),

tilia-ae; It. tigilo, lime,

Limit, Threshold, Door, Port, Gate

5-43

liman,

limen-inis,

Limit, End

10-38

TERMeNES,

termino-are; terminus-i, boundary;

Limit, Bind, End

4-38

fin,

finio-ire

Limp, to

3-40

CLOCE (CLVCE), CLVCeR , CLVCERRAS

claudico-are (Fr. clocher, to limp, hobble)

Linas, Name?

5-45

Linas, Linii,

Linas, gens.

Linen, Flax, Line, Linear

5-35

lena, leni, lenia, lenies,

linum-i flax, linen

Little Boy, Young Boy, Cherob

7-6

polesi (PVLESI), polem (PVLEM)

puellus-i, a little boy

Little, Less, Poor

6-103

parv (PARF), parvam (PAR8AM),

parvus-a-um; Fr. pauvre, It. povero, adj. poor

Lioness

5-29

lei, leia, leiem, lena?

lea-ae and laena,

Livelihood, Nourishment

11-39

vikito (8IKITV),

victus-us, livlihood

Live, Life,

4-41

fita, fiti, fithi, (FIΘI)

vita-ae

Liver

4-33

fiaul (FIAFL)

iecur, (Fr. foie)

Location

5-48

lokes (LOKES), loci (LVCI)

locus-i

Loins

5-54

luns (LVNS),

lumbus, loins; It. lonza, loins

Long For, to Desire,

1-131

av (A8), avim (A8IM)?

aveo-are,

Look, Aim, to See

11-45

vis (8IS), vises (8ISES), visio (8ISIV),

visio, visere- look, visio-onis, seeing, Fr. viser

Look at, to Regard

10-47

tua, (TFA), tue, (TFE), tus (TFS)?, turi (TVRI),

tueor [or tuor] tueri, tutus, and tueo-ere,

Loose, to Expiate

5-51

lua, lui, luis, luit (LFIT), lur, LURS (LVRvS), lus (LFS)

luo, luere, lui,luiturus, to expiate

Loosen to Relax,

8-6

RILiS,

relaxo-are

Loosen, to Relax, Widen

5-9

LaKA,

laxo-are;

Lord, Leader, Prince

1-136

avle, avles, aule, auli, (AFLI)

aule, lord; Toch. wäl, walo, prince

Lord?, Eros, Cherub- God of Love,

3-145

Eros (ERVS), ERoS (ERvS)

Eros, Cupid, erus-i, master, lord

Lotoi, Name?

5-50

Lotuoi,

Love, to Love, Friend

1-69

ama, AMaPa AMaPEN, amar, ame, amem,

amo-are, to love;amicus, amica, friend

Love, to Love, Friend

1-69

(continued) amo (AMV), ami, amie, AIMeR,

amo-are, to love;amicus, amica, friend

Loyal

5-41

lial,

fidelis, fidus, It. leale, loyal

Lucky, Fruitful, Happy-

4-36

FILiK, VILiK (8ILiK)?

felix-icis, fruitful;

Luminous, Light, Radiance

10-89

Tri IVPER,

iubar-aris, beaming light,

Lycia?

5-42

Licei

Magistrate, Questor,

2-64

cestor (CESTVR),

quaestor-oris,

Magnificent, Great, Majestic

5-74

maximas(ma⊗ imas),

maximus-a-um,

Make Level, Equalize

1-28

aces

acquo-are, to make level,

Make, to Do

4-1

fac, faca, facbo (FAC8V), fai, fak, FAKeR,

facio, facere, feci, factum, faciebam,

Make, to Create,

3-75

cra, cre, cri, kra, kre, kri,

creo-are

Makes, He Makes,

11-9

fa (FA)

facio-facere-; It. lui fa, he makes

Male, Related by Males, Agnatio

1-39

Acnas

agnatio-onis;

Man, Mankind

11-44

omne (VMNE)

homo-inis, human being, man

Man, Manly, Virile

11-44

vir (8IR), vira (8IRA), viri (8IRI), virin (8IRIN),

vir, viri, a man

Man, Manly, Virile

6-134

pesnim, pesnimu, (PESNIMV)

Hitttite pesnas, pesan, pesn. psen, man, verility

Mandate, to Order, Say

5-62

MANTeR,

mando-are;

Manly, Virile, Man,

11-44

vir (8IR), vira (8IRA), viri (8IRI), virin (8IRIN),

vir, viri, a man

Mare, Horse

3-96

eca, ece, eke? eko

equa-ae; equus-i (ecus, old form);Hittite, eku,

Mark, to Sign

5-66

marca,

marcus-i

Mark, to Sign

9-22

sik, sikne,

signo-are, to sign; signum-i, sign

Mars

5-67

Maris, Marti, Marties

Mars, Martis, martius-a-um, adj. from Mars

Marsi, Ancient People of Latium

5-69

Marsi,

Marsi-orum;

Martyr, Witness

5-70

Marten, martir,

testor-ari, to bear witness, It. martire, martyr

Mass, Heap

5-71

masa, masan, MaSaN, maso (MASV), masnial

massa-ae, mass, lump; Gk. μάζα, máza, mass,

Matuma, Maduma, Name?

5-73

mathuma, mathoma (MAΘVMA)

Matter, Thing

7-53

re, rei,

res, rei; Belarusian, Рэч, reč, thing,

May, Mia, Mother of Mercury

6-2

Mia

Maia-ae, Maius-a-um

Me and Mine

6-1

mi, me, mia, mek

me, meus-a-um; It. mecco, with me

Meal, Flour, Grain,

4-8

far,

far, farris,

Mean, goddess like Artemis

5-76

Mean

Medea, Wife of Jason

1-55

Aiten

Aetine-es; Gk. Μήδεια, Mídeia

Medusa, Gk. Sorceress, Jason’s Wife

5-87

Metus, Metos (METVS)

Gk. Μέδουσα, Médousa

Meleager, Prince, Calydonian Hunt

5-78

Meliapher (MELIAØR)

Gk. Meleager,

Menace, Threaten

6-6

minas, minis

minor-ari; minax-acis,

Menelaos, Helen of Troy’s Husband

5-81

MENLe,

Gk. Μενέλαος, Menelaos

Merit, to Deserve

5-83

mer, meres, meri, merio, meritan, merito

mereo-ere- ui-itum; meritus-a-um,

Metal , Iron, Brass, Bronze, Copper,

1-52

ais,

aes, aeris

Midas, King of Phrygia

6-3

Midai

Milk, Let, to Allow,

5-31

leis,?

licet, licere, lecuit or licitum, lac, lactis, milk,

Milk, Whey, Serum

9-8

serom (SERVM),

serum-i, whey lac-lactis, milk

Milo, name?, Thousand

6-4

Milas, MiLER

Mille, milia, millensimus-a-um

Mimni, name?

6-5

mimni

Mind, Understanding

5-82

mens,

mens, mentis,

Mind, Heart,

3-15

CHOR (↓VR)

cor, cordis

Mine, Me

6-1

mi, me, mia, mek

me, meus-a-um; It. mecco, with me

Minerva, goddess of Wisdom, War

5-61

MANeRIFA

Minerva-ae

Minimal

6-7

minimo

minimus

Mischievous, Evil-Doing

5-58

malafais (MALAFAIS),

maleficus-a-um; adv. malefice

Mistaken, Fault, Deceive, to be

4-5

fal, fale, falia,

fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsum

Mistress, Concubine

6-165

pileka,

paelex [peliex] -icis

Mistress(es), Lady

3-137

eraia

era-ae

Mix, to Stir

6-10

mola (MVLA), mole, molo, MVLeS

misceo-miscere,- (It. molare, to grind)

Moan, Bejeweled

2-13

Kamito (KAMITV)

gemmatus-a-um; gemitus-us, a sigh

Moat, Pool, Pit,

11-51

voso (8VSV),

fossa-ae, pit,

Moderate, Undermine,

9-65

subra (SV8RA),

subruo-ruere-ruui-rutum, undermine

Modena,

6-16

Motinum, (MVTINVM),

Moderate, Weaken, Undermine,

9-65

subra (SV8RA),

subruo-ruere-ruui-rutum, undermine

Moisten, to Dew,

8-13

ro, ru (RV), ror, rur (RVR), roras, ruras (RVRAS)

roro-are,

Month, Moon,

5-53

lune (LVNE),

luna-ae, moon,

Moon, Month

5-53

lune (LVNE),

luna-ae, moon,

Moreover, Indeed

1-121

at

at, ast, moreover; ac, atque, indeed

Morpheus, god of Dreams

6-14

Morfe (MVRFE)

Morpheus-eos,

Mother

5-59

Mamu or mami (MAMY), Mater, Matra, Matro8

mater, matris, mother, mamma-ae, breast

Mother-in-Law

9-36

socri, sucri (SVCRI)

socrus-us; Rom. socri, mother & father-in-law

Mourn, to Weep,

7-5

plio (PLIV),

pluo, pluere, weep

Mouth or Bone

6-81

os (VS), osa (OSA)

os, oris, mouth; os, ossis, bone

Move, Set in Motion, Change

6-8

mo (MV), motin (MVTIN)

moveo, movere, movi, motum, muto-are

Move, to Set in Motion

1-30

aKaPa, akim,

ago-agere

Move, to Call by Name

3-10

CHIEM (↓IEM)

cieo, ciere, cieam,

Mud

5-55

Luta, (LVTA), luto, (LVTV)

lutumi

Murder, Kill, to

3-126

enac, enak, enek

eneco (enico)-necar- necui- nectum

Muse, Music, goddess of Music

6-15

Musei (MVSEI)

Musa-ae, musica-ae, music

Music, Muse, goddess of Music

6-15

Musei (MVSEI)

Musa-ae, musica-ae, music

Mutina-ae, Gaelic town, Modena

6-16

Mutunum (MVTINVM)

Mutina-ae

My

6-1

mi, me, mek

meae, mei, mei, It. mecco, with me,

Myself

5-79

mem,

meam (f.) meum, for myself; Fr. moi même,

Myself, Self

4-110

ips,

ipse-a-um,

Nail

3-41

cloue, clobe, clove (CLV8E)

clavus-i, (Fr. clou, nail)

Name

6-50

nomem (NUMEM)

nomem-inis

Named, am Named

3-39

clu (CLF), clo (CLV), kla (KLA) kle (KLE) klo, (KLV)

clueo-ire

Naper, name of Queen

6-26

NAPER

Narrate, to Make Known, Say

6-29

NAR, NARA, RAK, RAKaR

narro-are,

Nasia, name

6-30

NASIA

natus-a-um, born

Nation, Race, Name of Etruscans

7-50

Ras, Rasiia (RASIIA), Rasna, Rasne,

genus-eris, race; It. razza, race, Fr. race, race,

Birth, Nature

6-32

natur (NATVR)

nature-ae,

Navigate, to Sail, Carry

4-11

FE,

veho, vehere, vexi, vectum; ve,

Near, Proper

7-31

prope (PRVPE),

prope, propius, proxime, proprius-a-um

Neck, Column

3-54

cole (CVLE), kolem (KVLEM), KOLeN (KVLeN),

collum-i (It. colonna, column)

Nefarious, Unholy, Evil

6-27

naph, naphar, (NAΦAR)

nefas, unholy,

Neip, unknown word

6-35

neip,

Neapolis-polis?, modern Naples

Nephew, Grandson

6-36

nepos, NEPVS

nepos-otis

Net

7-69

ret,

rete-is, net

New, Truly, Indeed,

6-41

NA, NIA; nov (NV8)

nai = ne [nae], novus-a-um, new

Next, Forward,

7-17

por (PVR),

pro, prosus, prosum, forward

Night

6-49

nocis (NVCIS),

nox-noctis, night

Nike, goddess of Victory

6-43

Nike

Nile River?

6-44

Nilu (NILF),

Nine

1-21

no?, (NV), niv (NIF), nia?

novem

No, Not, Nothing

6-18

ne, ni, non (NVN)

non, no, nec, neque, not

No, Say No Deny,

6-34

nekas, nekie, neir,

nego-are; Fr. neir, deny

Nobnes, Name?

6-48

Nobnes, Novnes (NV8NES)

Noise, to Make a Noise, Drunk?

3-77

incrap, or crap

increpo-are, make noise, crapula-ae, drunk

Nor

6-19

ne

ne, neque

Noropa, Name?

6-54

Noropa (NOROPA)

Norpener, Name?

6-55

Norpener, (NVRPENER),

Northern

1-35

acilone (ACILVNE)

aquilonius-a-um

Nose

6-38

NES

nasus-i

Not, Nothing

6-18

ne, ni, non (NVN)

non, no, nec, neque, not

Not Even, Not Either, Neither

6-24

namin? naminer?

neque,

Nothing

6-45

niol, niul (NIVL),

nihil, nil

Nourishing

1-62

ale, ALeR, alme

alo, alere, alui,>, almus-a-um,

Nourishment, Livelihood,

11-39

vikito (8IKITV),

victus-us, livlihood

Novnes, Name?

6-48

Nobnes, Novnes (NV8NES)

Nun, Egyptian god of fertility,

6-51

Non, Nun (NVN)

Oak, Hardwood

8-14

robaras (RV8ARAS), robris,(RV8RIS)

rubor-oris,

Oath, to Swear an Oath

4-115

iro, iru (IRV),

iruo-are

Oath, to Take an Oath, Vow

11-53

voto (8VTV), vov (8V8),

voveo, vovere, vovi, votum, to vow

Oath, to Take an Oath, Conspire

3-60

cona (CVNA), Kona (KVNA), conoeri (CVNVERI)

coniuro-are

Ochsiem, name Oxiem or Oscans?

6-60

ochsiem (VCHSIEM),

Osci-orum

Odor, Oil, Olive

6-65

ola (VLA), oles (VLES), olie (VLIE), olo (VLV)

oleo-ere, to emit an odor, oleum-i, oil,

Of, Out of, by, After, From,

1-25

ap?,

apud, at, ex, from, a, ab, abs, away from,

Offspring, Fetus, Bringing Forth

4-30

fetra, feture, fetos, fetus, foato (FOATO)

fetura-ae, fetus-us,

Often, Curtain, Hedge In

9-28

sip, sipa, sipo (SIPO)

saepe, often; saepio, saepire- to hedge in

Oh! Interjection

1-49

ai,

ai, oh!

Oil, Olive, Odor

6-65

ola (VLA), oles (VLES), olie (VLIE), olo (VLV)

oleum-i, oil,

Old, Elder, Council of Elders, Senate,

9-1

SeNATA, SeNATE, SeNATES, SeNIMO

senatus-us [or-i]

Older, Behind, Back

7-21

post (PVST), poste, posti, poster (PVSTER)

post [older poste], postea, posterus [poster]-

Olive, Oil, Odor

6-65

ola (VLA), oles (VLES), olie (VLIE), olo (VLV)

oleum-i, oil,

Omen?, Bird , Eternity,

1-129

avis (AFIS),

aevum-in, and aevus-i, time;

Omen

6-66

omen (VMEN)

omen-inis

One

11-3

un,(VN), uno, une, unas, unias, unem, unum,

unnus-a-um, unius, uni, one only one, una>

One, Number One

1-11

un, on (vn);

unnus-a-um

One’s, Her, His, Its,

8-29

sa,

se or sese, It. suo, sua, Fr. sa

Oph, goddess of Abundance?

6-72

Oph (VΦ)

Or, Whether

1-72

an

an, conj., or, Gk. αν, an, ean, whether

Oration, Harangue

5-21

lasio (LASIV),

laesio-onis,

Ordain, to Order

5-27

lecin,

lego-are

Order, to Mandate, to Say

5-62

MANTeR,

mando-are;

Order, to Order Jupiter, to Judge

4-108

iuper (IVPER), ios, ius (IVS), iur (IVR)

iubeo, iubere, ius, iuris, law, iuro-are, swear

Orestes, Son of Agamemnon

6-74

Oreste (VReSTE), Orosthe (VRVSΘE)

Orestes-ae and -is

Orthea, Aethra, Mother of Theseus?

6-79

Orthea (VRʘEA)

Orveta (VR8ETA),

Orvieto?, Town

6-80

Orveta (VR8ETA),

Orvieto, Etruscan town north of Lake Bolsena

Ossa, Mt. Ossa?

6-85

Oso (VSV)

Osia, Port Near Rome

6-83

Osaie (VSAIE)

Ostia

Ostentatious, Show, to Flaunt

6-87

ostento (VSTENTV)

ostendo-tendere, to show

Other

1-63

alis

alis, alid, old form of alius -a- aliud

Our

1-9

nos (NVS)

nos

Our

6-56

nos (NVS)

nos

Out of, of, by, After, From,

1-25

ap?,

apud, at, ex, from, a, ab, abs, away from,

Out of, From,

3-92

e, ecs, eks?

e, ex

Owe, to

3-87

DeBiR

debeo -ere

Owl, Raven, Bird of Auguries,

6-82

osca (VSCA), osce (VSCE), oscn (VSCN), (OSINAS),

oscen-inis,

Owe, to

10-23

teb (TE8), tebe (TE8E), tebra, tevre (TE8RE), tevre

debeo -ere

Ox, Cow, Bull

1-150

Bov, bob (8V8),

bos, bovis, ox, vacca-ae, cow

Pacify

6-93

pak or pakste

pacare, to pacify

Paint, Picture

6-168

pinca, pincim,

pingo, pingere, pinxi, pictum

Pale , to Fade,

9-58

stinto (STINTV),

palleo-ere, to be pale; It. stinto, adj. faded

Palas (Pallas Athena?)

9-58

palas,

Pallas-adis and ado

Pallid, Hoary, Grey,

2-18

Canua (CANFA), canva?

canus-a-um

Pan

6-97

Pan

Pan, Panes

Pania, Region of Pania

6-99

Paniem,

Pania, region near Chiuso

Panic, Fear, god of Fear

6-156

Phobia (ΦV8IA),

pavor-oris, dread (Gk. φόβος, phobos, fear)

Papa, Father

1-139

baba (BABA), BaBA

Arm. պապը, papy, grandfather, Engl. papa

Paphos, Cypriote City?

6-95

Pafos (PAFOS)

Parade, Pomperias, Name, Pomp

7-11

Pomperias (PVMPERIAS),

pompa-ae, a solemn procession,

Parca, goddess of Fate

6-104

Parkes

parca-ae

Part, to Divide

6-107

parto (PARTV)

partio-ire

Parthia

6-106

Parthiam (PARΘIAM)

Parthi-orum

Pass, to Go Over

6-108

pasar,

passus, pp. of pandere, (It. passare)

Pass, You Pass

5-85

mes

meo, meare; 2nd pers. pres. mes,

Passage Money, Fare, Ticket

6-21

nal

naulum-i

Passage, Covered Passage, Janus

4-83

Ian, Ianos, Ianus (IANVS)

ianus-i, Janus

Pasture, to Graze, Feed

6-110

pastos (PASTOS)

pastus-us, food, pasture

Path , Way, Road,

11-37

via (8IA), or viato (8IATV), vias (8IAS)

via-ae, way

Patron, Guardian, Petronia

6-141

Petronia (PETRVNIA),

Patronius-i, name, patronus-i, protector

Pay, Give,

6-12

moni (MVNI), monis, mono

munero-are and muneror-ari;

Peace, Quiet, Tranquility

6-109

pasia,

pax, pacis,

Peak, Top

3-22

cim, kim, kimi,

culmen, apex; It. cima, Fr. cime,

Peasant, Country,

8-25

ros, rus (RVS), rusa (RFSA), RUSTA (RVSTA),

rus, ruris, rusticus-a-um, country, rural,

Pebble, Stone, Rock,

8-15

rok (RVK), roca, roce, roco (RVCV), roco (RVCV)

silex-icis, It., rocca, rock; roccia, fortress,

Pellet, ball, Swelling

6-63

ofe (VFE)

offa-ae,

Peleus, Greek Hero

6-116

Pele, Pelion (PELIVN),

Penaria, Name?, Provisions?

6-118

Penaria (PENaRIA),

penarius-a-um, provisons

Penates, Household Deities

6-101

Panatam,

Penates-ium

Penia, Name of Warrior

6-121

Penia

Peneis, Region of S. E. Europe

6-119

PENEIS

Rural, People

8-24

ror (RVR), roras (RVRAS), roros, rurus (RVRVS)

ruro-are, and rurer-ari,

People, Folk,

7-16

popla (POPvLA), popolo, popolom (PVPvLVM),

populus-i,

Perae

6-126

Perae, Peraem, Periai,

Perae

Perish, to Die,

6-71

opeto (VPETV)

oppeto-ere, to die, obitus-us, death

Perish, to Die,

6-127

pera, peri, periai, perion,PERIReN, pero, perum

pereo-ire-li-ivi-itum; to vanish, perish;

Persephone

6-153

Phersipnei (ΦERSIPNEI),

Proserpina

Perseus, Greek King

6-152

Pherse (ΦERSE)

Person

6-130

person, person (PERSVN),

persona-ae, mask, personarum fictio,

Personify, to

6-130

Persnimo (PERSNIMV), persniphmv (PERSNIΦMV

personarum

Persnipmus, Name?, Personification

6-129

Persnimo, persniphmv (PERSNIΦMV),

personarum fictio, personification

Pesnim, Pes Nim, Very Great?

6-134

Pesnim, pesnimu

pes, pedis. nimius-a-um, very great

Pesto, Sauce

6-135

pesto (PESTV),

It. past, paste, pesto, Genoese sauce;

Pesuntrum, Name?

6-136

Pesuntrum (PESVNTRVM)

Petition

6-137

pet, pet na, or PETNA, petes,

peto-ere -ivi -and itum

PH, Person’s Initials? 500?

6-145

Ph (Φ)

Φ), Gk. Sign for 500

Pha, goddess?

6-146

Pha,

Pharsalis, Town in Thessaly

10-52

PHARSLIS (ΦARSLIS)

Pharsalus-(os)-i

Phesnes, Fescennia

6-154

Phesnes (ΦESNES),

Fescennia-ae

Pho, a goddess of Light

6-155

Pho (ΦV),

φως, phos, light

Phobia, Fear, Panic

6-156

Phobia (ΦV8IA),

pavor-oris, dread (Gk. φόβος, Phobos)

Phoebe

6-147

Phabe, Phabia, Phabas,

Phoebe-is,

Phoebus, Apollo the sun god

6-148

Phabas, Phabeto (PHABETV),

Phoebus-i, Phoebas-adis a priestess,

Phthiotis

6-161

Phto (ΦTV), Phtab (ΦTA8),

Pickax

6-164

pikun (PIKVN)

dolabra, pickax, ax (It. piccone, pickax,)

Piety, Give,

6-172

pite, piti,

dare, donare, to give, (Baltic, padatun)

Piphas, name? Phthia, Achaean City

6-169

piphas (PIΦAS),

Phthia, chief city of Achaea?

Pink, Rose, Red

8-22

roph, ruph (RVΦ), rose, ruse (RVSE), rufas

rufus-a-um, red, rudy; rosa-ae, a rose; roseus-

Pisa. town

6-171

Pisi,

Pit, Pool, Moat

11-51

voso (8VSV),

fossa-ae, pit,

Pious, Devout

6-162

pi, pia, piata, pite, piti,

pius-a-um, piety, pietas-atis,

Piviato

6-173

piviato (PI8IATV)

It. piva, bagpipe

Place, to Put

7-12

pone (PVNE), pones (PVNES), poni (PVNI)

pono, ponere, posui, positum [postum], to put,

Place, Likewise?, Itanim, Name,

4-122

Itanim,

Item, likewise

Plaster, Ground, Earth,

10-37

tera, teri, terim, terra-ae

terra-ae

Play/ Sing/ w/ Stringed Instrument

7-35

pseile, psein,

psallo-psalleere

Plead, Give as a Reason

3-72

cose coso (CVSV), cosor (CVSVR), cosos

causor-ari

Please, be Agreeable

7-1

plak,

placeo-ere-ui and Itus, um, itum

Plenty, Copia

3-64

kope (KVPE), kopi (KVPI), kopis (KVPIS), (CVPVS)

copia-ae, plenty

Plow, to

3-149

esari

exaro-are

Plow, To

1-95

ar, ara, arai, aras, ari, aro (ARV), aros (ARVS),

aro-are,

Pluck, Valeri, Name,

11-24

VeLER, Velere, VeLERE, VeLEREI, VeLERES,VeLERI,

vello, vellere- to pull, pluck

Plunder, to Rape, Rob

7-48

rapa, RAPiN, RAPiNES,

raptum-i, plunder; rapere, to rush off,

Pluto, Dis, god of the Underworld

10-75

Tis, Tisim,

Dis, Ditis, dis, ditis

Poem, Epic Poem

3-135

epos (EPVS)

Epos (Gk. έπος, épos, epic)

Polish, to Smooth

5-44

limo (LIMV),

limo-are

Pole

10-32

Tema, TeMIA, or Te MIA

temo-onis,

Pollux

7-9

Poltucei (PVLTVCEI)

Gk. Πολυδεύκης, Poludeúkēs

Pomperias, Name, Parade, Pomp

7-11

Pomperias (PVMPERIAS),

pompa-ae, a solemn procession,

Pompeius

7-10

Pompoi (PVMPVI),

Pompeius or Pompeius- a-um, Roman gens

Pontus, Bridge

7-14

pontis (PVNTIS),

Pontus-i, pons, pontis, bridge

Pool, Pit, Moat

11-51

voso (8VSV),

fossa-ae, pit,

Poor, Little, Less,

6-103

parv (PARF), parvam (PAR8AM),

parvus-a-um; Fr. pauvre, It. povero, adj. poor

Sulla, Name, Swine, Pork

9-67

sula, (SFLA),

sullus-a-um, a swine; Sulla, Roman,

Port, Door, Threshold, Limit, Gate

5-43

liman,

limen-inis,

Possess, to Hold,

10-33

ten, tena, tene, tenin, teno, TENeR, tenara-as

teneo,tenere, tenui, tentum,

Possession, to Take, Initiate,

4-101

inik,

inicio-icere-ieci-iectum

Possible, Able,

7-19

pos (PVS), posa (PVSA), pose (PVSE),

possum, posse, potui, to be able,

Pot, Container, Vessel

11-18

vas (8AS), vasei (8ASEI), vasi, (8ASI)

vas, vasis, a utensil; It. vaso, pot, vessel

Power, Abundance, Wealth

6-70

op (VP)

Ops-Opis, opem, opis, ope,

Praise

5-13

lauo (LAFV), laues (LAFES), LAVS, lavan , lautin

laudo-are, laus, laudis, praise, fame,

Pray, Beg

7-26

prec, prek, prece, precer, PRII?

precor-ari, to beg, priere, supplication

Preale, pre ale?, before River Alia?

7-25

PRE ALE,

Alia-ae, river in Latium,

Preface, to Preface

7-27

prephto (PREΦTO),

praefor-iari, fatus

Pregnant, Full, Complete,

7-4

plenas,

plenus-a-um

Pregnant, to Satisfy , Fill, Fill Again,

7-64

replio (REPLIO)

repleo-plere-, repletus-a-; to fill again, satisfy

Present, Ready

7-29

presta,

praesto, adv.; praesto-stare-stiti-

Press, to Press, Wine Press

7-28

presse (PReSSE),

presso-are, to press;

Pretend, Cauise, Give as a Reason

3-72

cose (CVSE), coso (CVSV), cosor (CVSVR), cosos

causor-ari

Priest

7-15

pop (PVP)

popa-ae, minor priest,

Priest, Priests?

1-85

apa

sacerdos, It. abate, priest, Fr. abbé, priest

Prince, Leader, Lord,

1-136

avle, avles, aule, auli, (AFLI)

aule, lord; Toch. wäl, walo, prince

Prison, Cell

2-30

carsi

carcer-eris

Procession, Cortege, Pomp

3-70

cortus (CVRTVS), POMPOI (PVMPVI),

pompa-ae; procession, currus-us It. corteo,

Prophesy, Call, Summon,

1-27

aca, ace, aci, acis,

accio-iare -ivi -itum

Prophesy, to, Prophesy

1-27

ACeR, acern

auguro-are, prophesy, to wish

Prophesy, to Prophesy

6-59

oce (VCE), ocev, oceb (VCE8), ocem (VCEM), etc.

auguror-ari

Prophet, Sage, Wise,

8-35

sage (SAbE), sagi (SAbI), saih,

sagax-acis, keen, saga-ae, a prohetess,

Propitiate, to Expiate

6-124

peori, Script (PEVRI)

pio-are

Prose

7-33

pros (PRVS), prose (PRVSE)

prosa, oratio, straightforward discorse

Protect, Watch, to Guard

10-118

tutin (TVTIN), tuto (TVTO), tuto (TVTV)

tutor-ari, and tuto-are, to watch, guard,

Provisions?, Penaria, Name?,

6-118

Penaria (PENaRIA),

penarius-a-um, provisons

Provoke, to Latch

5-5

lachet,

lacesso-

Pry, to Examine

8-7

rimat,

rimore-ari,

Public Lands

1-31

AKARAI,

agrarius-ium,

Pull, to Draw,

10-72

tir, tiri

traho-here-xi –ctum; It. tirare, Fr. tirer,

Pull, to Drag

10-81

tra, tras, tram, traks, trav (TRAV), tro, trom

traho, trahere, traxi, tractum,

Pulp, Flesh

7-8

pulpe (PVLPE)

pulpa-ae, flesh, pulp,

Punic, Carthagenians, Purple

7-13

ponig (PVNIb),

puniceus-a-um,

Punish, to

6-120

penes

penes, with acc., peonio, punio and punior-iri,

Puppy, Catulus, Name?, Small Dish?

2-37

KATeLE, KATeLES, KATeLO (KATeLV),

catulus-i, puppy, catillus-i, a small dish

Purify, to Clean,

6-40

neti, por (PVR), pora (PVRA), pore (PVRE), etc

purgo-are, to clean,

Purple, Punic, Carthagenians,

7-13

ponig (PVNIb),

puniceus-a-um,

Put, Place

7-12

pone (PVNE), pones (PVNES), poni (PVNI)

pono, ponere, posui, positum [postum],

Put Together, Arrange

9-61

strogla, strophgla, (STRVΦbLA, strophglas

struo, struere- to put together; Gk. Strophe?

Pyre, Fire

6-170

pir, pire, piri,

pyra-ae,

Quarrel, to Dispute

8-11

riseras,

rixor-ari,

Queen, to Rule, Reign, King

8-8

rin, rina, rine, rines, rino, rinor, rinu (RINF), Roi, king

regina-ae, queen; rex, king; Fr. roi, king

King, Queen, Royal

7-58

roi (RVI), roial, (RVIAL), rois, roim, rena, rene, ReNI,

regina; queen; rex-regis, king; Fr. roi, king,

Questor, Magistrate

2-64

cestor (CESTVR),

quaestor-oris,

Quick

2-49

cela, CELeRIM, celi, celo (CELV),

celer-eris, swift

Quiet, to be Silent

10-22

tas, tasi,

taceo-ere-itum, to be quiet

Quote, To Cite, Summon

3-29

citi, cito (CITV), citho (CIΘV)

cito-are

Rabbit, Hare?

5-37

lepsi,

lepus-oris

Race, Tribe, Kin

4-53

gerve,(bER8E), gerviie (bER8IIE), gers (bERS),

gens, gentis, genus -eris,

Race, Nation, Name of Etruscans

7-50

Ras, Rasiia (RASIIA), Rasna, Rasne,

genus-eris, race; It. razza, race, Fr. race, race,

Race, Seed, Semen, Stock,

8-64

semenies

semen-inis

Racun, Etruscan Divinity

7-42

Racun (RACVN),

odium, rancor, Fr. rancune, spite, grudge

Radiance, Light, Luminous,

10-89

Triivper or Tri IVPER,

iubar-aris, beaming light,

Rage

8-50

savo (SABV)

saevio-ire, to be furious

Raise, to Lift Up

5-28

leva (LEFA), leve (LEFE), leues, lefes (LEFES),

levo-are,

Rally, to Rally

7-44

Ral, Ralia, Ralisa,

Fr. rallier, to rally

Rameras, Name?

7-46

RAMeRAS,

Rare, Seldom

7-49

rar,

rarus-a-um

Rape, to Plunder, Rob,

7-48

rapa, RAPiN, RAPiNES,

raptum-i, plunder; rapere, to rush off,

Rasna, name of Etruscans, Race

7-50

Ras, Rasiia (RASIIA), Rasna, Rasne,

Ratify, to Think

7-51

rat, rato (RATV), ratom, ratum (RATVM), RATvM,

reor, reri, ratus, think, ratus-a-um, judged

Raven, Bird of Auguries, Owl

6-82

osca (VSCA), osce (VSCE), oscn (VSCN), (OSINAS),

oscen-inis,

Ravish, to Abduct, Take, Seize

7-52

rav (RAF), rava, (RAVA), RAFeN,

rapio, rapere, rapui, raptum

Ready, Present

7-29

presta,

praesto, adv.; praesto-stare-stiti stitutum

Realm, Queen, Reign

8-8

rin, rina, rine, rines, rino, rinor, rinu (RINF),

regina-ae, queen; rego, regere-, to rule, govern

Reap, to Harvest

5-86

MeTH, (MeΘ), metva (MET8A), metua, metin,

meto-metere, messui, messum

Reap , Arrow, Crop,

8-60

segeta, segetes

seges-etis, crop, sageta, arrow

Reason, Cause, Pretend,

3-72

cose (CVSE), coso (CVSV), cosor (CVSVR), cosos

causor-ari

Reason, Give as a Reason, Plead,

3-72

cose coso (CVSV), cosor (CVSVR), cosos

causor-ari

Reason, Give as a Reason, Plead

2-32

case, casi

causor-ari,

Rebel, Revolt,

2-3

kabro (KA8RV), cabro (CA8RV),

Fr. cabrer, to buck, to revolt

Reborn, to be Born Again

7-60

ReNAIX renascor-nasci, natus

Red, Rose, Pink

8-22

roph, ruph (RVΦ), rose, (RVSE), rufas (RVFAS),

rufus-a-um, red, rudy; rosa-ae, a rose;

Recia, Name?

7-55

Recia,

regia-ae, palace, royal family;

Refer, to Refer

7-62

Reph or REPHTE,

refero, referre, rettuli, relatum

Refuse , to Deny, Renew, Swim Back

7-59

ren, rena, rener (RENeR), Reneri, reno, rent>

renuo-nuere, to deny, renovo-are, to renew

Refuse, to Deny

1-89

apne, apni, apnis,

abnuo, nuere-nui

Regard , to Look at,

10-47

tua, (TFA), tue, (TFE), tus (TFS)?, turi (TVRI),

tueor [or tuor] tueri, tutus, and tueo-ere,

Regard, to Watch Over

10-104

tor, tur (TVR), tora, tura (TVRA), ?

tuor or tueor,

Reign , Realm, Queen,

8-8

rin, rina, rine, rines, rino, rinor, rinu (RINF),

regina-ae, queen; rego, regere-, to rule, govern

Rule, Queen, to Reign, King

8-8

rin, rina, rine, rines, rino, rinor, rinu (RINF), Roi, king

regina-ae, queen; rex, king; Fr. roi, king

Reject, Throw Back, Behind

8-3

rica?

reicio-icere-ieci-iectum

Relate, Speak, to Tell, Boundary

6-73

or (VR), ora , oras oran, ore, ores, oror, orim>

oro-are, to speak, ora-ae, boundary

Relax, to Loosen

8-6

RILiS,

relaxo-are

Relax, Loosen, to Widen

5-9

LaKA,

laxo-are;

Remain, to Stay

5-60

man, mani, mano (MANV), MANTeR,

maneo, manere,mansi, mansum,

Remove, to Take

10-98

tokla, tukla (tvkla), tocler (tvcler),

amoveo -movere –movi> It. togliere,

Renew, Refuse , to Deny, Swim Back

7-59

ren, rena, rener (RENeR), Reneri, reno, rent>

renuo-nuere, to deny, renovo-are, to renew

Reserve, Keep, Lay Up

7-66

reseri,

reservo-are

Resin

7-67

RESiN, resine, RESiNS,

resina-ae

Rest , Leisure,

6-88

ota (VTA), ote (VTE), otin (VTIN)

otior-ari,

Rest, to Make a Stand, Survive

7-68

resta, resteu, resteb (RESTE8), RESTvM,

resto-stare-stiti

Retain, to Carry, Bring

7-54

rec, reces,

recipiio-cipere-, retain; It. recare, to bring

Retaliation, Tame

10-12

talena, talio, THALNA, goddess of retribution,

talio-onis,

Reveal, Unlock, Unbolt, Disclose

7-65

resa, resan, resane, rese, resi,

resero-are

Revolt, To

2-3

kabro (ka8rv), ca8ro (ca8rv)

deficio-ficere –feci; Fr. cabrer

Revolt, to Rebel

2-3

kabro (KA8RV), cabro (CA8RV),

Fr. cabrer, to buck, to revolt

Rhea, mother goddess

7-43

Raia (AL RAIA)

Gk. Ῥέα, Rhea, morher of Zeus, Hera

Rich, Wealthy

8-2

ric, rica,

dives-vetis, It. ricco, adj. rich; Fr. riche,

Right, Law

4-96

ifsi, iusi (IFSI)

ius, right, iuris, law

Ring, to Tinkle

10-68

TINeS, TINIR, TINiRS,

tinnio-ire,

Rite

8-12

rite, rito, (RITV),

ritus-us, It. rito

River

8-9

rio, riu (RIV), rios (RIVS), ryo, ruo (RYV),

rivus-i

River Bank, Shore

8-10

rip, riva (RIFA), rifin (RIFYN),

aripa-ae,

Road, Path , Way,

11-37

via (8IA), or viato (8IATV), vias (8IAS)

via-ae, way

Road, Way, Street, Path

10-95

trom (TRVM)

via-ae, Gk. xδρόμος, drómos; Rom, DRUM,

Rob, to Rape, to Plunder

7-48

trom (TRVM)

via-ae, Gk. xδρόμος, drómos; Rom, DRUM,

Rock, Fortress

3-25

PETR, PETRO (PETRV), PETROIS, PETROS, kir/ kur

saxum-i, petram, rock (It. pietra, stone)

Rock, Stone

3-25

PETR, PETRO (PETRV), PETROIS, PETROS, kir/ kur

saxum-i, petram, rock (It. pietra, stone)

Rock, Stone, Pebble

8-15

rok (RVK), roca, roce, roco (RVCV), roco (RVCV)

silex-icis, It., rocca, rock; roccia, rock, fortress,

Rome

8-18

Rom, Roma, Romhe, Romi, Romna, Romia,

Roma-ae,

Ronai, Woman’s Name

8-20

Ronai (RVNAI),

Roof, Head,

10-44

tet, teto (TETV),

tectum, roof;

Room, Hall,

8-37

Sale, SaLE, salo (SALV)

atrium-i, It. sala, hall; Fr. salle, hall

Rose, Red, Pink

8-22

roph, ruph, (RVΦ), rose, ruse (RVSE), rufas (RVFAS),

rufus-a-um, red, rudy, rosa-ae, a rose

Rosita, Name

8-23

Rositia (RVSITA),

Rounds, to Make Rounds, Guard

8-19

ron, rona, rone, rons, runs, ronem, roni, ronis>

caveo-ere, Welsh, rowndiau,

Royal

8-1

rial, rials,

regalis, regius-a-um; It. reale, royal

Royal, Queen, King,

7-58

roi (RVI), roial (RVIAL), rois (RVIS), roim (RVIM),

regina; queen; rex-regis, king; Fr. roi, king,

Rub-i, Diety of Mold

8-28

rub (RV8), rub (RF8),

Robiscus (Rub) -i,

Rub, Scrape, to Wash

11-54

vr (8R), vra (8RA), vre (8RE),

frio-ere, to rub

Rub, to Smooth, Clean

10-39

teros (TERVS)

tero, terere, trivi, tritum; tersum, to clean

Rudus, Name

8-16

rodos, rudos (RVDVS)

rudis-e, rough, raw,

Ruin, Bramble

8-27

rovato, ruvato (RV8ATV)

rubeta-orum, bramble,

Ruin, to Go to Ruin

10-76

tisper,

dispereo-ire-li,

Rule, to Govern

7-56

rek, rekin (REKYN), regl (REbL), regle, reglo

rego, regere, rexi, rectum, to rule

Rule, Queen, to Reign, King

8-8

rin, rina, rine, rines, rino, rinor, rinu (RINF), Roi, king

regina-ae, queen; rex, king; Fr. roi, king

Rule, to Lead,

8-4

Rik, rike, rikes,

rigo-are

Rule, to Lead,

5-80

mena, menas, mene, menes, menan, meniar,

duco, ducere, duxi, It. menare, Fr. mener,

Run Hither and Thither

3-86

kursan (KFRSAN),

curso-are

Rural, People

8-24

ror (RVR), roras (RVRAS), roros, rurus (RVRVS)

ruro-are, and rurer-ari,

Rush Forth

7-32

prorse (PRVRSE)

proruo-ruere, rui rutum, to rush forth

Rye, Seat

8-59

segeles,

siligo-inis, wheat, It. segale, rye, Fr. seigle, rye

Sabines, Name

8-31

Saveles, Sabeles (SA8ELeS)

Sabelli-orum,

Sack

8-33

sac, sacev, saceu (SACE8), saco (SACV)

sacculus-i, It. sacco, Fr. sac,

Sacred, Holy Place, Temple Grounds

8-34

SAKRA, SAKRE, SAKR-EO,-EU, fan, fana, fani,

fanum-i, temple, sanctus, holy, sacris, sacred

Sacred, Holy Place, Temple Grounds

4-7

fan, fana, fani, SAKRA, SAKRE, SAKR-EO,-EU

fanum-i, temple, sanctus, holy, sacris, sacred

Sacrifice, to Sacrifice

8-34

sakra, sakre, sakreo, sakreu, sakreu, (SAKRE8),

sacro-are,

Sacrifice, Hostile, Host, Enemy,

6-86

ost (VST), oste (VSTE), osti (VSTI), ostis (VSTIS)

hostis-is,

Sad, Sorrow, Harsh

10-91

tris,

tristis-e, sad,

Saddle, to Saddle

8-61

sela, SeLA, sele,

sella-e, seat, chair, Fr. selle, It. sella,saddle

Senir, Smyrna, mother of Dionysus)

9-2

SNENAR, SAENAR

Sage, Wise, Prophet

8-35

sage (SAbE), sagi (SAbI), saih,

sagax-acis, keen, saga-ae, a prohetess,

Sail, To Carry Away

3-102

ef, efa, efas, efe, efi, efis?

eveho vehere-vexi, vectum,

Sail, to Navigate, Carry

4-11

FE,

veho, vehere, vexi, vectum; ve,

Sailor?

6-31

nathom, nathum (NATHVM)

nauticus-a-um

Salt

8-38

sal, salso (SALSV)

sal, salis, salsus-a-um, salted, salty,

Salini, Person’s Name

8-39

Salini, Salinis,

Sand

8-32

sabo; savo (SA8V), saf ( SAF)

saburra-ae, It. sabbia, sand,

Sarina, Queen’s Name

8-44

Sarina

Satisfy, to Fill

8-46

sat, sata, sate, sati, sato (SATV), sataro (SATARV)

satio-are

Satisfy , Fill, Fill Again, Pregnant

7-64

replio (REPLIO)

repleo-plere-, repletus-a-; to fill again, satisfy

Sauce, Pesto

6-135

pesto (PESTV)

ius, iuris, broth, (It. pesto, Genoese sauce)

Savage, Grim

10-111

torov, turov, (TVRV8)

torvus-a-um, savage,

Save, to Save

8-63

selva (SELFA),

salveo-are

Savior, to Snatch

9-46

sotra, (SVTRA) sotris, sotro, (SVTRV)

soter-eris, savior; sottrari, to snatch

Say, to Order, Mandate,

5-62

MANTeR,

mando-are;

Scarp, Stack, Cliff,

9-56

stakas,

scopulus-I; It stacco, relief, prominence

Scatter, Span, Spread,

9-47

SPANeRIM, spansa, spantea, spanti, sparse,

spargo, sparger, sparsi, sparsum, to scatter,

Scepis, Name

8-54

Scepis,

scipio-onis;Scipio-onis, of the gens Cornelia;

Scepter, Staff, Stick

3-32

clab, clav (CLA8), claf (CLAF)

clava-ae

School

8-55

scol (SCVL)

schola-ae

Scimitar

4-75

HeRPAIE,

harpes-es,

Scorpion

8-56

scorpi (SCVRPI),

scorpio-onis and scorpios [os] -i,

Scrape, Rub, to Wash

11-54

vr (8R), vra (8RA), vre (8RE),

frio-ere, to rub

Sea

5-65

mar, maram, marem, maras,

mare-is,

Sea Shell, Conch

3-61

konce (KVNCE)

concha-ae

Search for, Ask for, Seek, Exquisite

3-98

ekci,

ecquid or ecqui; exquiro [quaero]

See, to Look, Aim

11-45

vis (8IS), vises (8ISES), visio (8ISIV),

visio, visere- look, visio-onis, seeing, Fr. viser

Seat, Rye,

8-59

segeles,

siligo-inis, wheat, It. segale, rye, Fr. seigle, rye

See, to Look, Aim

11-45

vis (8IS), vises (8ISES), visio (8ISIV)

visio, visere, visi, visum, to look at, look

Seed, Semen, Stock, Race

8-64

semenies

semen-inis

Seed, Shoot, Spore, Sperm

8-64

semenies

semen-inis; Gk. Σπέρμα, sperm, σπόρος, Sporos

Seed, to Separate, Spit, Thrust Out,

9-53

spor (SPVR), spora, spore, sporerim, spores

spuo, spuere, to spit out; Gk. Σπόριο, Spório,

Seek, to Ask, Inquire

2-33

Kase, CEISIN, CEISiM,

quaeso-ere, to seek, quaeso, I beg

Seize, to Take, Abduct, Ravish,

7-52

rav (RAF), rava, (RAVA), RAFeN,

rapio, rapere, rapui, raptum

Seldom, Rare,

7-49

rar,

rarus-a-um

Self

8-30

sa, se, sese, si?

se, sese, sibi, sui

Self, Myself

4-110

ips,

ipse-a-um,

Semen, Seed, Stock, Race

8-64

semenies

semen-inis

Sennacherib, son of Sargon

9-34

Sneogr Rig

Sennacherib, son of Sargon

Senate, Curia

3-66

koraia (KVRAIA), koreia (KVREIA)

curia-ae

Senate, Old, Elder, Council of Elders,

9-1

SeNATA, SeNATE, SeNATES, SeNIMO

senatus-us [or-i]

Send, to Dispatch,

9-50

speto (SPETV)

expedio-ire-, to free from a snare,

Sentinates, Name?

9-3

sentinates,

sentina-ae, bilge-water, rabble, dregs

Separate, Spit, to Seed, Thrust Out,

9-53

spor (SPVR), spora, spore, sporerim, spores

spuo, spuere, to spit out; Gk. Σπόριο, Spório,

Separate, to Separat, Seven,

9-4

sepi?,

septem, separo-aro, to separate

Sepulcher, Tomb, Bury,

9-5

SEPeLES,

sepelio-pelire-, to bury, ruin, sepulchra-orum

Serene, to Make Clear

9-7

SeREN, SERReN,

sereno-are

Series, Yoke, Tighten, Join,

9-6

ser, SeRAN, SEReN, serev, seri, sero, serut

sero-serere, serui, sertum

Seriphus, Island

9-9

Serphoe (SERPHVE),

Serum, Milk, Whey,

9-8

serom (SERVM),

serum-i, whey lac-lactis, milk

Settle, Settled, Certain

2-58

cert,

certo-are,

Seven, to Separate

9-4

sepi?,

septem, separo-aro, to separate

seven

1-19

septa?,

septem; Fr. sept, Rom. sapte,

Severe, Name, Severus, Avoid, Avert

9-70

suvera (SV8ERA), Svera or suera, (SFERA),

severus-a-um,

Sew, to Stitch

9-63

su (sf), sua (sfa), sue (sfe), suem (sfem), suis (sfis),

suo, suere, sui, sutum, to sew,

Shake, to

9-66

sukatv (SVKATV),

succutio-cutere-cussi-cussm, to shake

Sharp, Rough

2-40

cautas (cavϴas)

cautes-is, sharp

Shave, to Shear

10-114

tose, tuse (TVSE),

tondeo, tondere,totondi, tonsum,

She

3-93

ea

ea

She, Him, He, It

4-97

il, is, el

il, ille, is, eius, illius

Shear, to Shave

10-114

tose, tuse (TVSE),

tondeo, tondere,totondi, tonsum, shave

Sheep

6-91

oveli (VFELI), OVLIN (VFLIN)

ovile-is,sheep, ovillus-a-um, of sheep

Shield, Aegis

3-111

egis

aegis-idis (Gk. αἰγίς, aigis, "goatskin," shield)

Shield, Aegis

1-43

AEKiS, EGIS,

aegis-idis, shield

Shields, Small Shields

6-105

parmi

parma-ae

Shine, to

3-129

enit, ENiTO, (ENiTV)

enito-ere-ui,

Ship, Boat, Barque

6-33

nave (NA8E), nafe (NAFE), naflis, (NAFLIS), berca,

navis-is, ship, navalis-e, naval, barca, barque

Shoemaker’s awl, Sulla, Name

9-67

sula (SFLA)

subula-ae, a shoemakers awl; Rom. Sula

Shoot, Seed, Spore, Sperm

8-64

semenies

semen-inis; Gk. Σπέρμα, sperm, σπόρος, Sporos

Shore, River Bank

8-10

rip, riva (RIFA), rifin (RIFYN),

aripa-ae,

Show, to Flaunt

6-87

ostento (VSTENTV)

ostendo-tendere, to show

Sicily, Sicilian

9-20

Sical,

Sicilia-ae [Siculi]-orum, Sicily;

Sienna, Name of City?

9-27

sinam?,

Sign, Mark,

5-66

marca,

marcus-i

Sign, to Mark

9-22

sik, sikne,

signo-are, to sign; signum-i, sign

Silent, to be Still

9-23

sila, silar,

sileo-ere-ui, to be still

Silent, to be Quiet

10-22

tas, tasi,

taceo-ere-itum, to be quiet

Similar, Such, like

10-11

tal, tali,

talis-e, Dat., Abl. tali, similar

Since, From, At, In Respect of, By

1-24

a

a

Sing, to

2-14

KANE, KaNE, KaNETV, KaNTVR, KaNI, KaNIS

cano, canere,

Sing/ Play/ w/ Stringed Instrument

7-35

pseile, psein,

psallo-psalleere

Sinner, Defendant, Culprit, Criminal,

7-61

reo, reu (REV), reoi, reui (REVI), reus (REVS),

reus-i and rea-ae, party in a law-suit

Sister

9-40

sor, (SVR), sorom, (SVRVM), SVRvM,

soror-oris, sister

Sit

9-12

seti, setio (SETIV), setis, SETuM, (SETvM),

sedeo, sedere, sedi

Site, Situation

9-31

sitos (SITVS)

situs-us

Situation, Case

2-34

casus

casus-us

Sivai, Name

9-21

SIFAI,

Six, Rock, Stone,

8-45

sas, sase,

saxum-i, rock, stone,

Six

1-18

heks, heksr, (galley, L. hexeris)

sexus

Six

4-69

HECHS (HEKS) HECHS (HE↓S)

sex

Sixth

9-11

sesto, sestu (SESTV),

sextus; It. sesto, sixth

Skill, Technique, Art

1-112

ars

ars-artis

Skin

6-115

pel,

pellis-is,

Skirmishers,, Light Infantry, Army

10-74

tiro (TIRV)

tiro-onis,

Sky, Heaven, Name Cilen?

3-20

CILEN, CILENI

caelum-i, sky; It. cielo, sky,

Sky, Heaven, Cloud

10-18

tapis?, kalem,

caelum-i, heaven; Finnish-Uralic, taivas

Slaughter, to Cut Down

2-8

caitim,

caedis-is, cutting down

Sleep, to Put to Sleep

9-39

sopa, supa (SVPA), sopes, (SVPES), sopo, (SVPV),

sopio-ire;, to put to sleep;

Smile, Calf of the Leg

9-41

sori, suri (SVRI), soro, suro (SVRV), sorov, (SVRV8),

sura-ae, the calf of the leg; Fr. souire, to smile

Smooth, to Rub, Clean

10-39

teros (TERVS)

tero, terere, trivi, tritum; tersum, to clean

Snake, Serpent, Viper

1-76

ancuis (ANCFIS)

anguis, snake, serpent,

Snake, Viper

11-42

viper (8IPER),)

viper-ae, viper, snake serpens-entis, serpent

Snake, Viper, Treviper god

10-86

viper (8IPER), Treviper (TRE8IPER),

vipera-ae, viper, snake

Snatch, Savior,

9-46

sotra, (SVTRA) sotris, sotro, (SVTRV)

soter-eris, savior; sottrari, to snatch

So, Therefore, Thus, In This Way

9-19

sic, sik,

sic, thus, in this way

Soften, to Become Soft, Gentle

5-56

mac, maci, molak, MvLAK, MvLAKE, MvLAKAS

macero-are, to soften, mollesco-ere

Soften, to Soften

6-11

molak (MVLAK), MvLAK, MvLAKE, MvLAKAS

mollesco-ere

Soldier, Light Infantry, Army

10-74

tiro (TIRV)

tiro-onis,

Soldier, Warrior,

4-18

feles

veles-itis or velites,

Some, Any, Who

2-45

cei,

quae, any, some, qui, who

Some, Whatever Kind, Any

3-82

kuelk (KFELK),

Qualisqumque; It. qualque; whatever kind

Some, Whatever,

2-44

cek, ceka, cechasi (CE↓ASI),

quacumque [-cunque], It., checche

Some, Which, Who, What, That,

3-8

CHE (↓E), CHI (↓i), CHIS (↓IS),

quis, (Hittite, kuis, It. chi), who, what, which

Someone, Something

1-59

alc, alkos, alkus (ALKVS), alce, alci,

aliquo, some, aliquae, aliquod, someone-

Son

4-37

filos, filus (FILVS), filoi, filui (FILVI),

filius

Sorrow, Sad, Harsh

10-91

tris,

tristis-e, sad,

Sorrow

1-87

aphano (AΦANV)

It. affano,

Sound, to Sound

9-38

son, sona, (SVNA), sone, (SVNE), sonoi (SVNVI)

sono-sonare, sonui, sonitum, to sound

Source, Fountain, Well,

6-158

phont,(ΦVNT), phonta, phonte, Phontia

fontanus-a-um; fons, fontis, a spring,

Span, Spread, Scatter

9-47

SPANeRIM, spansa, spantea, spanti, sparse,

spargo, sparger, sparsi, sparsum, to scatter,

Spartan?

5-7

lakonai (LAKVNAI),

Laco [Lacon]-onis

Speak, to Tell, Recount

7-41

rac, rak, RAKaR,

dico-dicere dixi, dictum; Fr. raconter, to relate

Specter, Ghost,

5-19

laro, larth? (LARO), laru (LARV), laruaia (LARFAIA),

larva [larua]-ae

Specters, Household Gods, Fairies

5-16

lar, lare, lari, laris,

lar, laris, lares,

Spin, to Twist

10-107

torce (TVRCE)

torqueo, torquere, torsi, tortum,

Spit, Seed, to Separate, Thrust Out,

9-53

spor (SPVR), spora, spore, sporerim, spores

spuo, spuere, to spit out; Gk. Σπόριο, Spório,

Sower

8-48

SATeRS, SATeR,

sator-oris, a sower, planter, begetter

SN, An Initial?

9-33

SN

Speak, to Tell, Relate, Boundary

6-73

or (VR), ora , oras oran, ore, ores, oror, orim>

oro-are, to speak, ora-ae, boundary

Specter, Ghost,

5-19

laro, larth? (LARO), laru (LARV), laruaia (LARFAIA),

larva [larua]-ae

Sperm, Spore, Seed, Shoot,

8-64

semenies

semen-inis; Gk. Σπέρμα, sperm, σπόρος, Sporos

Spin, to Torque,

10-107

torce (TVRCE)

torqueo, torquere, torsi, tortum,

Spin, to Weave

6-37

NER, NERIS, nerons (NERVNS)

neo, nere, nevi, netum, to spin, weave

Spin, to Spin, Draw Out

4-34

filar (FILAO), FILaR,

filum-i, thread, (It. filare, to spin)

Spina, Etruscan City

9-51

Spina, Spini, Spinia, Spinaum (SPINAVM)

Spit, to Seed, Thrust Out, Separate

9-53

spor (SPVR), spora, spore, sporerim, spores

spuo, spuere, spit out; Gk. Σπόριο, Spório,

Spolare, Unknown Word

9-52

spolare, (SPVLARE) or SPV LARE

Spore, Seed, Shoot, Sperm

8-64

semenies

semen-inis; Gk. Σπέρμα, sperm, σπόρος, Sporos

Spread, to Span, Scatter

9-47

SPANeRIM, spansa, spantea, spanti, sparse,

spargo, sparger, sparsi-, to scatter,

Spring, Truth,

11-29

ver (8ER), veri (8ERI)

ver, veris, Spring; verus-a-um, true, real,

Spy? Cherub, EPE OR,

3-132

Epe Or, (EPE VR), ep, epa?

speculor-ari, to spy, (It. spiare, Fr. épier)

Stable , Stall,

5-63

mantra?

mandra-ae;

Stack, Cliff, Scarp

9-56

stakas,

scopulus-I; It stacco, relief, prominence

Stairs

8-51

skal,

scalae-arum,

Staff, Club, Stick, Bat, Cudgel,

3-32

clab, clav (CLA8),

clava-ae

Stall, Stable

9-55

stabli (STA8LI)

stabulum-i, habitation, quarters

Stall, Stable

5-63

mantra?

mandra-ae;

Stand, To

9-54

sta, star, STAReS, stai, ste, sti, sto (STV),

sto, stare, steti, statum, orior, to rise

Stand Firm, Endure

6-131

persto (PERSTV),

persto-stare-stiti-statum,

Stand, Make a Stand, Rest, Survive

7-68

resta, resteu, resteb (RESTE8), RESTvM,

resto-stare-stiti

Star

2-66

STeLA?

stella-ae,

Static

9-57

statita

sto, stare, steti-; στατικός, statikós, static

Stay , to Remain,

5-60

man, mani, mano (MANV), MANTeR,

maneo, manere,mansi, mansum,

Steam, to be Wet

5-72

matam, matan,

madeo-ere; to steam

Stem, Stalk

10-63

tic, tikam, tiga (TIbA), tige (TIbE), tigi (TIbI)

Stirps, Fr. tige, stem; Rom. tijă, stem,

Stitch, to Sew

9-63

su (sf), sua (sfa), sue (sfe), suem (sfem), suis (sfis),

suo, suere, sui, sutum, to sew,

Stick, Cudgel, Club, Staff

11-52

vost, vust (8VST),

fustis-is, stick, cudgel, club

Stick, Scepter, Staff,

3-32

clab, clav (CLA8), claf (CLAF)

clava-ae

Stir, to Mix, Grind

6-10

mola (MVLA), mole, molo (MVLV), MOLeS

misceo-miscere, to mix; It. molare, grind

Stock, Semen, Seed, Race

8-64

semenies

semen-inis

Stock, Trunk, Shaft

4-48

fost (8VST),

fustis-is, club

Stone, Rock

6-140

petr, petro (PETRV), petros, (PETRVS)

lapis-idis, stone (Gk. πέτρα, pétra, stone)

Stone, Rock, Pebble

8-15

rok (RVK), roca, roce, roco (RVCV), roco (RVCV)

silex-icis, It., rocca, rock; roccia, fortress,

Stone, Hard Stone, Flint

9-24

SILiCI,

silex-icis

Stone, Flint

8-45

sas, sase

saxum-i, rock, stone,

Stop, To

4-62

halt,

Stabit, halt, It., alt, halt!; Fr. halte, halt

Stop, to Cease

2-61

ces, cesa, ceso (CESV),

ceso-are

Storeroom, Cellar

8-62

selur (SELFR)

cellarius-a-um

Straight,

9-60

streta, streter

strictus, tight; It. streto, straight , tight,

Straighten

5-36

lena, leni, lenies, LeNE,

linea-ae, thread; lineo-are, make straight

Straighten, Put Straight, Set Right

3-67

KOReK (KVReK), KOReG (KVReG)

corrigo-riger-rexi

Stranger, Enemy,

6-86

ost (VST), oste (VSTE), osti (VSTI), ostis (VSTIS)

hostis-is, stranger, enemy

Street, Road, Way, Path

10-95

trom (TRVM)

via-ae, Gk. xδρόμος, drómos; Rom, DRUM,

Stretch, to Extend

6-102

panta, tenta, tento (TENTV)

pando, pandare, pandi; extend-tendere -

Strike, to, Fiora , town, river?

4-13

feira

ferio-ire, to strike, (It. Fiora River)

Strike, to, Iron

4-90

ic, iciien or icren,

icio or ico, ici, ictum,

Strike , to strike, Crime, Evil, Bad,

7-40

ra (RA), rae,

rea-ae, f. reus-i , to repel, ward off,

Strike, to Applaud

7-3

plato (PLATV), plotin, plutin (PLVTIN),

plaudo [plodo], plaudere, plausi, plausum

Strike, to

5-11

laeti, laetim,

laedo, laedere, laesti, laesum

Strike, to Strike, Iron

4-13

feira

ferio-ire, to strike, (It. Fiora River)

Strive, to Lean,

6-42

nics,

nixor-ari

Stringed Instrument, to Play It

7-35

pseile, psein,

psallo-psalleere

Strophe, Trickery, Deceit

9-62

Strophgla, (STRVΦbLA), strophglas,

stropha-ae, a trick, artifice;

Strophe, Arrange, to Put Together,

9-61

strogla, (STRVbLA), strophgla, strophglas

struo, struere; stropha-ae, trick,

Subdue, to Break in, Tame

10-102

tomota (TVMVTA)

domito-are, subdue, tame

Such, like, Similar

10-11

tal, tali,

talis-e, Dat., Abl. tali

Succor, to succor, Protect

9-35

sok (SOK), soci, suci (SVCI),

succurro-currere-; to run beneath, succor

Suffer, to Undergo,

9-64

suba (SV8A),

subeo-ire-li or ivi-itum

Sufficient, Enough

8-47

satan, satane, satina, satene,

satis or sat, enough, quite; satius, better, more

Sulla, Name, Swine, Pork

9-67

sula, (SFLA),

sullus-a-um, a swine; Sulla, Roman,

Sulla, Name , Awl, Shoemaker’s Awl,

9-67

sula (SFLA)

subula-ae, a shoemakers awl; Rom. sula

Summer

1-53

ait, aito, aitu (AITV)

aestas-atis,

Summit, Peak

3-22

cim, kim, kimi,

culmen (It. cima, Fr. cime)

Summon, to Call

2-9

CAL. CaLA, CaLa, KALA, KaLaS, KaLE, KaLV, KALI

calo-are

Summon , to Cite,

3-28

cit lav (CITLA8), etc., cita

cito-are,

Summon, Call, Prophesy

1-27

aca, ace, aci, acis,

accio-iare -ivi -itum

Sun, Alone

9-37

sol, (SVL), sola, sula , solo (SVLV), solos, (SVLvS),

sol, solis, sun, solus-a-um, alone,

Sunrise, Dawn, Aurora

6-77

OROAS (VRVAS),

aurora-ae

Support, to Sustain

9-44

soten, suten (SVTEN),

sustineo tinire -; Fr. soutenir, to support

Surrender, Hand Over,

10-82

trati,

trado [transdo] -dere-didi -ditum

Surpass, Upper, Above

9-69

super (SVPER), supro (SVPRV)

supra

Survive, Make a Stand, Rest,

7-68

resta, resteu, resteb (RESTE8), RESTvM,

resto-stare-stiti

Sustain, to Support

9-44

soten, suten (SVTEN),

sustineo tinire -; Fr. soutenir, to support

Suvera (Name), Grave, To Avert

9-16

SeVERA (SeFERA), SV8ERA,

severus-a-um, grave, serious,

Swear an Oath, To

4-115

ro, iru (IRV),

iruo-are

Swelling, ball, Pellet,

6-63

ofe (VFE)

offa-ae,

Swim Back, Refuse, to Deny, Renew,

7-59

ren, rena, rener (RENeR), Reneri, reno, rent>

renuo-nuere, to deny, renovo-are, to renew

Swim, New

6-47

no, nu (NV), noa, nov (NV8),

no, nare, navi, novum, new

Swim, To

4-100

inas, ine, inni, ino, inu (INV)

inno-nare

Swine, Sulla, Name, Pork

9-67

Sula, (SFLA),

sullus-a-um, a swine; Sulla, Roman,

Sword

4-59

glatau, glatab (bLATA8),

gladius-i

Table

10-5

table (TA8LE),

tabella-ae, tablet, board; Fr. table, table

Taei, Name

10-6

Taei, Taeia,

Tafos, Name

10-7

TAFOS (TAFVS),

Tages, Etruscan god of Boundaries

10-8

Tages,

Take, Abduct, Ravish, to Seize

7-52

rav (RAF), rava, (RAVA), RAFeN,

rapio, rapere, rapui, raptum

Take, to Remove,

10-98

tokla, tukla (tvkla), tocler (tvcler),

amoveo -movere –movi> It. togliere,

Talon, Ankle

10-48

THALIO (ΘALIV)

talio-onis,

Talon, Heel

10-13

talos (TALOS)

talus-i

Talk, Fame, Favor,

4-6

fama

fama-ae, talk, fame,

Tame, Retaliation,

10-12

talena, talio, THALNA, goddess of retribution,

talio-onis,

Tanaquil, Queen, Wife of Tarquin

10-15

Thanchuilus, (THANKVILVS),

Tapa, Name? Carpet?

10-16

Tapa,

Tapestry

10-17

tapis,

tapeta-ae; Fr. tapis, carpet,

Tarquin

11-21

Tarkie, Tarkonos, (TARKVNVS),

Tear in Pieces, Disembowel,

3-109

EFISXeR,

eviscero-are

Tear, to Lacerate, Rend

5-6

LACeR,

lacero-are

Tekias, Name

10-25

Tekeias, Tekories (TEKVRIES)

tectorius-a-um, plaster, stucco?

Tell, Speak, to Relate, Boundary

6-73

or (VR), ora , oras oran, ore, ores, oror, orim>

oro-are, to speak, ora-ae, boundary

Telatos, Name?

10-31

telatos (TELETVS)

Gk. telieotis, finisher?

Telamonos, Greek Hero

10-32

Telmonos (TELMVNVS),

Gk. Τελαμών, Telamon

Temple Grounds, Sacred, Holy Place

8-34

SAKRA, SAKRE, SAKR-EO,-EU, fan, fana, fani,

fanum-i, temple, sanctus, holy, sacris, sacred

Temple Grounds, Sacred, Holy Place

4-7

fan, fana, fani, SAKRA, SAKRE, SAKR-EO,-EU

fanum-i, temple, sanctus, holy, sacris, sacred

Ten

1-22

tecum (TECVM)?, tikam?

decem

Ten

10-27

tecum (TECVM)?, tikam?

decem

Tepid, Warm,

10-35

TeP,

tepeo-ere,

Terrain, Land,

10-37

tera, teri, terim,

terra-ae

Testify, Witness, to Bear Witness,

10-41

tescam,

tesqua [tesca] orum,

Thalna, Etrusc. Goddess, Nemesis

10-49

THAL (ΘAL), THALNA (ΘALNA)

Nemesis-is; Gk. Νέμεση, Némesi

Thane, Danaus, Father of Argos?

10-50

THANE (ΘANE)

Thanchuilos, Tanaquil, Wife of King

10-51

Thanchuilos (ΘANKVILVS)

Tanaquil-ilis,

Thebes, City in Greece

10-59

Thipo (ΘIPV)?

Thebae-arum, Gk. Θῆβαι, Thēbai

Theias, Father of Adonis

10-58

Thieth (ΘIEΘ)

Them, to Them

3-117

eis

eis

Them

5-2

le (Le), li,

illis, them,

Theme

5-33

lem,

lemma-atis

Themis, Greek Goddess

10-53

theme (ΘEME)

Themis-dis, Gk. Θέμις, Themis

Then, Theonoe, daughter of Proteus

10-54

Then (ΘEN)

Theonoe

Then, Bury, Tomb

10-101

tom, tum (TVM)

tum; then; tumeo-ere, to swell,

Then, Later, After,

7-36

puia (PFIA), puia (PVIA),

diende; It. poi, Fr. puis, then,

There

4-93

ive, ibe (I8E), ip, ipa, ipe, ipei, ipi, la, Le,

ibi, ibis, genit. Ibis, illi, (It. ivi, there, la, there)

Therefore

4-120

itek

itaque

Therefore, Consequently

7-30

proita (PRVITA)

proinde and proin

Therefore, Thus, In This Way, So

9-19

sic, sik

sic, thus,

These, That of Yours

4-118

iste, cesti,

iste, ista, istud (It. questi; Romanian, ISTE)

Theseus

10-55

These (ΘESE)

Theseus-ei and –eos; Gk. Θησέας, Thiséas

Thetis, Nereid, Mother of Achilles

10-56

Thetis and Thethis (ΘETIS & ΘEΘIS)

Thetis-idis or idos; Gk. Θέτις, Thétis

They Are

4-117

isont, isunt (ISVNT), sont (SVNT)

sunt

They Are

8-21

ront, runt (RVNT)

Sunt; Fr. elles sont

They Will Be

9-68

SUNT (SVNT)

erunt,

Thia, , Mother of Eos or Hermes

10-57

Thia (ΘIA)

Dia-ae, Gk. Θεία, Theia

Thing, Matter,

7-53

re, rei,

res, rei; Belarusian, Рэч, reč, thing,

Think, to Weigh Heavily

6-122

pensin,

penso-are, think, to weigh heavily

Think, to Ratify

7-51

rat, rato (RATV), ratom, ratum (RATVM), RATvM,

reor, reri, ratus, think, ratus-a-um, judged

This, These

2-63

cesti,

hic, haec, hoc; It. questi

Thorasi, Doris? Thorax-acis

10-62

Thurasi (ΘVRASI)

Doris-dis, Gk. Δωρίς, Doris

Those

2-48

cel,

quegil, quel

Thousand, Milo, Name

6-4

Milas, Milo (MILV), MiLER,

mille, milia, milarius -, of a thousand

Threaten, to Menace

6-6

minas, minis,

minor-ari; minax-acis, threatening

Threatened, Cursed

3-59

comni (CVMNI),

comminor-ari,

Three

1-13

tre, trei, tres, tri, tria, trin, trinum, TRINeR,

tres, tria, trin-ae-a, three at a time

Three

10-83

tre, trei, tres, tri, tria

tres, tris

Three Times, Thrice

10-36

ter, terti, tertie, terto (TERTV)

ter

Third

10-36

terti, tertie, terto (TERTV)

tertius-a-um,

Threshold, Limit, Door, Port, Gate

5-43

liman,

limen-inis,

Through, By, For,

6-113

pe (PE), Pe, pei, per,

per, for, through, in, in, into towards, within

Throughout

6-92

pa (PA)

per

Throw Back

8-3

rica?

reicio-icere-ieci-iectum

Throw, to Launch

9-32

slanso (SLANSV)

lancea-ae, light spear, It. slanciare, throw

Throw Together, to Cast Lots

3-62

konikau, konikav (KVNIKAF)

conicio-icere-ieci

Throw Out, Cast Out , Eject

3-114

eic, eice, eik, eiser,

eico-icere-ieci-iectum, ēícere

Throw Out, to Eject

4-90

iek,

eico-icere-ieci-iectum, ēícere

Throw, to Launch

4-54

geta (bETA), getom, getum, (bETVM),

Getaie-arum, Thracians

Throw, to Launch

4-54

iak, IACeR, iakoi, iakui (IAKVI),

iacio-iacere, to throw

Throw Together, Cast Lots

3-62

konikau, konikav (KVNIKAF)

conicio-icere-ieci-iectum

Throw Back, Behind, Reject

8-3

rica?

reicio-icere-ieci-iectum

Thrust Out, Seed, to Separate, Spit,

9-53

spor (SPVR), spora, spore, sporerim, spores

spuo, spuere, spit out; Gk. Σπόριο, Spório,

Thunder, Tone

10--103

ton, (TVN), tona, tonam, tone, toni,

tono -are -ui -itum, to thunder

Thus, In This Way, So, Therefore

9-19

sic, sik,

sic, thus, in this way

Thy, Your

10-1

ta,

tuum; vestra, (pl.l); It. tuo, thy, Fr. ta, thy,

Ticket, Passage Money, Fare,

6-21

nal

naulum-i

Tighten, Join, Yoke, Series

9-6

ser, SeRAN, SEReN, serev, seri, sero, serut

sero-serere, serui, sertum

Tin, Bronze, Iron, Copper,

1-52

ais

ferrum-i, iron, aes, aeris, copper

Tini, Etruscan Supreme God

10-67

Tin, TiN, Tini, Tinia,

Jupiter; Gk. Zeus

Tinkle, to Ring

10-68

TINeS, TINIR, TINiRS,

tinnio-ire,

Tint, Dye, to Color

10-69

tingus,

tingo, tingere, tinxi, tinctum

Tiples, unknown word

10-71

Tiples

deplexus-a-um, clasping?

Tirai, Tyrsenus, son of King Atys?

10-73

Tirai,

Tyr-ieci-iectum, rsenus

Tired, Weary

4-27

fese, fesi, see also las, lasier,

fessus-a-um,

Tities, Original Tribe of Rome

10-78

tite, titem,

Tities-ium & Titenses-ium

Tito, Name

10-79

tito, titu (TITV)

Titus-i; Rom. TITU, name

TN, Abbreviation for Tini?

10-80

TN,

To, Towards, Against, With

1-42

ad, to, cu, with?

ad, to, cum, with, Romanian, cu, with,

Today

4-82

hot (HVT), hoti (HVTI),

hodie,

Gown, Toga

10-97

toca, toce, (TVCE), toces, (TVCES), toci, (TVCI),

toga-ae,

Tolerate, to

10-100

tol, tolo, (TVLV), tolera, (TVLERA), TOLeRAN,

tolero-are

Tomb, Bury, Sepulcher

9-5

SEPeLES,

sepelio-pelire-, bury, ruin, sepulchra-orum

Tomb, Grave , Then

10-101

tom, tum (TVM

tum; then; tumulus-i, mound

Tome, Volume,

11-48

volum (8VLVM),

volumen-inis, a scroll, book,

Tone, Thunder,

10--103

ton, (TVN), tona, tonam, tone, toni,

tono -are -ui -itum, to thunder

Top, Summit, Peak

3-22

cim, kim, kimi,

culmen (It. cima, Fr. cime)

Torque, to Spin

10-107

torce (TVRCE)

torqueo,torquere, torsi, tortum, to twist, wind,

Torso, Trunk

10-112

tors, turs (TVRS),

truncus-i, It. torso, torso, Fr. torse, torso

Total, Entire, Whole

10-116

tuta, tutas, tute, tuthi (TVΘI), tuthio (TVΘIV)

tutus-a-um, totius, toti, totius,

Totter, to Fall Down

5-4

lape,

labo-are,

Twofold

1-145

Bina (8INA)

bini-ae-a

Tower, Fort,

2-35

kastro (KASTRV),

castelum-i, castra-orum, camp,

Tower, Grave, Tumulus

10-105

tor, tora, tore, tores, tori, toro?

turris-is, tower,

Town, City, Village,

11-38

VIKiLA (8IKiLA), VIKiLAS (8IKiLAS),

viculus-i, village,

Tree, Mast

1-111

arpo (ARPV)

arbor [arboris] oris, tree;

Tree, Grove, A Wood,

6-23

namo (NAMV)

nemus-oris

Trellis, Grating,

3-37

kletra, kletram, cletram, kletre,

clatri-orum,

Treviper, Viper god,, Snake

10-86

Tre Viper or Treviper (TRE8IPER),

vipera-ae, viper, snake

Tribe

10-87

trib (TRI8), tribo (TRI8V), triv, trib (TRI8),

tribus-us

Tribe, Clan

3-33

clan

gens, tribus (Fr., Rom. clan, clan)

Tribe, Race, Kin

4-53

gerve,(bER8E), gerviie (bER8IIE), gers (bERS),

gens, gentis, genus -eris,

Trickery, Deceit, Strophe,

9-62

Strophgla, (STRVΦbLA), strophglas,

stropha-ae, a trick, artifice;

Trident, Three-pronged Spear

10-84

treten,

tridens-entis,

Trifle

10-88

tricis,

tricae-arim

Triple, to

10-90

tripler

triplus-a-um,

Triumph, Laurel, Victory

5-38

Ler, lere, leres, leri

laurus-i, the laurel; meten. triumph, victory

Trojan

10-92

True (TRFE),

Trous, Trois, Troicus, adj.

Trojans

10-61

Thronei (ΘRVNEI)

Troianus-a-um; Gk. Τρωός, Troós,

Trojans

10-93

Troinvi, Truinvi (TRVINFI),

Troianus-a-um; Gk. Τρωός, Troós,

Trojans, Troy

10-94

Troitae (TRVITAE)

Troas-ados; Gk. troikos, Troy

Troop, Crowd, Gang

10-109

turm (TVRM), TVRMVS, TVRMS (Hermes)

turm-ae

Troops, Light-armed, Infantry,

11-25

veli (8ELI), vels (8ELeS),

veles-itis, pl. velites,

Trot, to

10-96

trotan, trutan (TRVTAN), trotum, (TRVTVM),

gradus-us; It. trottare, to trot; Fr. trotter,

Truce

10-85

treb, trev (TRE8), trebe, treve (TRE8E),

indutiae-arum; truce; Fr. trêve, truce

Truly, Indeed, New

6-41

NA, NIA; nov (NV8)

nai = ne [nae], novus-a-um, new

Truly, Indeed, New

6-17

NA, NIA; nov (NV8)

nai = ne [nae], novus-a-um, new

Truly, Indeed,

6-17

na,

ne [nae], used before pronouns, indeed, truly;

Truncate, Cut Off,

7-34

prosikuren (PRVSIKVREN)

proseco-secare-secui, sectum-

Trunk, Torso

10-112

tors, turs (TVRS),

truncus-i, It. torso, torso, Fr. torse, torso

Troop, Gang, Group, Crowd,

4-46

fol, ful (FVL),

vulgus (volgus) -i,

Troop, Hermes

10-109

torm, turm (TVRM), TVRMVS, TVRMS (Hermes)

turm-ae; Mercury (Gk.Ἑρμῆς , Hermes)

Truth, Spring

11-29

ver (8ER), veri (8ERI)

ver, veris, Spring; verus-a-um, true, real,

Try, to

1-122

atento (ATENTV)

attento or attempto-are,

Tumulus, Heap, Cairn,

2-57

cerniie

circus-i, ring, Irish, gcarn, heap; Fr. cerne, ring,

Turan, Aphrodite

10-106

Turan (Tvran)

Venus; Gk. Ἀφροδίτη, Aphrodite

Turin, Turines

10-109

Torines, Turines (TVRINES),

Taurinorum, Turin

Tuscan, Etruscan

10-115

Tusk (TVSK),

Tusci-orum, Tuscus-a-um,. adj.

Two

3-90

tua, (TFA), tue, (TFE), (TVE), tuo (TVO)

duo-ae

Two

1-12

tua, (TFA), tue, (TFE), (TVE), tuo (TVO)

duo-ae

Twofold

1-145

Bina (8INA)

bini-ae-a

Two, to Give

10-99

toe, tue (TVE), toia (TOIA), toie (TOIE)

duo-ae -o, two; do, dare, dedi, to give

Tydeus, Greek Hero

10-117

TUTE (TVTE),

Gk. Τυδεύς, Tūdeus

Type, Figure,

10-70

tipa, tipe, tipes,

typus-i

Tyrsenus, Father of the Etruscans

10-73

Tirai,

Tyr-ieci-iectum, rsenus

Unbolt, Reveal, Unlock, Disclose

7-65

resa, resan, resane, rese, resi,

resero-are

Under, Below

9-45

sothi, suthi (SVΘI),

subter; It. sotto, under, below

Undergo, to Suffer,

9-64

suba (SV8A),

subeo-ire-li or ivi-itum

Undermine, Weaken, Moderate

9-65

subra (SV8RA),

subruo-ruere-ruui-rutum, undermine

Understand, to know

2-22

Cape, capere, capere, caperi, kapire, kapirivs

capire,

Understanding, Mind,

5-82

mens,

mens, mentis,

Underworld god, Erebus,

1-101

Arepes, deus (TEFS), deis (TEIS)

Erebus-i, Deus-i,

Unholy, Nefarious, Evil

6-27

naph, naphar, (NAΦAR)

nefas, unholy,

Uni, Etruscan Mother Goddess

11-5

Uni (VNI), Unia (VNIA

Juno, consort of Jupiter

Unless, If Not,

6-46

nis,

nisi

Unlock, Unbolt, Reveal, Disclose

7-65

resa, resan, resane, rese, resi,

resero-are

Upper, to Surpass, Above

9-69

super (SVPER), supro (SVPRV)

supra

Us, to Us

2-41

ce

nobis, to us; It. ce, to us

Use, to Employ

6-89

otor (VTVR)

utor, uti, usus

USuS, Unknown Word

11-6

USuS

Use, to Employ

11-8

utas (FTAS), utin (FTYN)

utor, uti, usus

Valeri, Name, To Pluck

11-24

VeLER (8eLER), VeLER, VeLERE, VeLEREI, VeLERES>

vello, vellere, velli -[volsum], to pull, pluck

Valley

11-11

val (8AL), valas (8ALAS)

valles-is, valley

Value, Become, to,

4-32

fi, fia

fio, fieri, factus sum,

Vamerias, Person’s Name

11-14

Vamerias (8AMERIAS),

Vanth, Etruscan Goddess

11-16

vanth (VANΘ)

Vary, to

11-17

var (8AR), varar (VARAR), varran (8ARRAN),

vario-are, to vary

Veii, Etruscan City

11-21

vei (8EI), veia (8EIA), veio (8EIV),

Veii-orum

Veil, to Cover

4-16

FELaR, felara (FELARA) , FELaRA, FELaRE, FELaRI,

velo-are

Velcha, Etruscan City

11-23

velcia (8ELCIA), velces (8ELCES),

Velcha, Etruscan City

4-19

felkes; see also velcia

Velcha, a town of Campania?

Veltone, Etruscan god of Augurs

4-22

Veltvne (FELTVNE)

Venus, Goddess of Love

11-28

Venvs (8ENVS),

venus-iris, charm, Venus, goddess of love

Virile, Manly, Man,

11-44

vir (8IR), vira (8IRA), viri (8IRI), virin (8IRIN),

vir, viri, a man

Verona, Etruscan City

11-31

VeRONIA (8eRONIA)

Very Much

11-13

evalta (E 8ALTA),

evalesco-vescere, possibly valde, intensely

Vessel, Pot, Container,

11-18

vas (8AS), vasei (8ASEI), vasi, (8ASI)

vas, vasis, a utensil; It. vaso, pot, vessel

Victory, Triumph, Laurel,

5-38

Ler, lere, leres, leri

laurus-i, the laurel; meten. triumph, victory

Vigorous, Well

4-12

feifes,

vivax-acis

Village, City, Town

11-38

VIKiLA (8IKiLA), VIKiLAS (8IKiLAS),

viculus-i, village,

Vinegar

1-41

aks

acetum-i, vinegar

Viper, Snake

11-42

viper (8IPER),

viper-ae, viper,

Viper, Treviper god, Snake

10-86

Tre Viper or Treviper (TRE8IPER),

vipera-ae, viper, snake

Vipina, Virbius, God

4-40

Fipena, Fipinas,

Void, the Empty Void, Chaos

3-1

CEOS (CEVS)

Chaos

Void, Empty,

11-15

vanose (8ANVSE),

vanus-a-um, empty, void,

Volume, Tome

11-48

volum (8VLVM),

volumen-inis, a scroll, book,

Vosle, Fiosole, Ancient Florence

11-50

Vosle (8VSLE?)

Fiesole,

Vow, Oath, to Take an Oath

11-53

voto (8VTV), vov (8V8),

voveo, vovere, vovi, votum, to vow

Vulcan, god

4-47

folc, fulc (FVLC)

Volcanus [Vulc]-i

Wage War, Army

1-142

BeLE, BeLeM, Polumik (PVLVMiK), armo

bello-are, Gk., polemikí, controversy

Wagon, Cart

2-28

carra

carrus-i; wagon, currus-us, chariot,

War, Polemic, Battle, Army

1-142

BeLE, BeLeM, PVLVMiK, armi, armai, armai,

bello-are, arma-orum;

Wall

6-13

mur (MVR), MOReS, MUReS (MVReS)

murus-i, wall,

Wander, to

4-3

fak, FAKeR,

vagor-ari, to wander

Wander, to

11-11

Vakos, (8AKVS), vacorent, vage (8AbE), vago

vagor-ari, to wander;

Wander, to Err,

3-136

er, err, ere, eres, ero (ERV), err (ERvR), erri, erin

erro-are

Warrior, Soldier,

4-18

feles

veles-itis or velites,

Warm

6-160

photum ((ΦVTVM)

foveo, fovere, fovi, fotum to warm

Warm, Tepid

10-35

TeP,

tepeo-ere,

Warn, to

3-123

emone, (EMVNE), emones, (EMVNES)

emoneo-ere

Wash, to

5-26

laues (LAFES), lavo, laus, lavan, lavtin, Lavo (LAYO)

lavo, lavare, lavere, lavi, lotu, lavatum

Wash, Scrape, Rub

11-54

vr (8R), vra (8RA), vre (8RE),

frio-ere, to rub

Wasteland, Desert

10-41

tescam,

tesqua [tesca] orum,

Watch, Guard, Protect,

10-118

tutin (TVTIN), tuto (TVTO), tuto (TVTV)

tutor-ari, and tuto-are, to watch, guard,

Watch Over,to Regard

10-104

tor, tur (TVR), tora, tura (TVRA), ?

tuor or tueor,

Water, Drink, to Drink

1-83

ap, apa, ape, apen, api,

aqua-ae, Rom. Apa, water

Water, to Irrigate

8-5

riges (RibES), rigo (RIbV), ricu (RICF),

rigo-are,

Water, to Irrigate, Wet

1-83

ap, apa, ape, apen, api; BeR (8eR), beros

aqua-ae, Rom., apa, water; It., bere, drink

Way, Road, Path

11-37

via (8IA), or viato (8IATV), vias (8IAS)

via-ae, way

Weaken, Undermine, Moderate

9-65

subra (SV8RA),

subruo-ruere-ruui-rutum, undermine

Wealth, Power, Abundance

6-70

op (VP)

Ops-Opis, opem, opis, ope, might, wealth

Wealthy, Rich,

8-2

ric, rica,

dives-vetis, It. ricco, adj. rich; Fr. riche,

Weary, Exhausted

4-27

fese, fesi, see also las, lasier,

fessus-a-um,

Weary, Exhausted

5-20

las, LASI, lasier,

lasso-are, make weary

Weave, to

10-40

tes, tesi, tesim, tesare,

texo-texere, textum

Web, Earth, Hearth,

10-30

tel, telos, telus (TELVS),

tellus-oris, earth; tela-ae, a web in weaving

Hoe, to Weed

8-43

sar, sari, saris, saro (SARV), sarrom, sarroms

sario [sario]-ire, -ui and-ivi,

Weep, to Mourn

7-5

plio (PLIV),

pluo, pluere, weep

Well, Fountain, Source

6-158

phont,(ΦVNT), phonta, phonte, Phontia

fontanus-a-um; fons, fontis, a spring,

Well, Vigorous

4-12

feifes,

vivax-acis

Wet, to be Wet, Steam

5-72

matam, matan,

madeo-ere; to steam

What, Which, Who, That, Some

3-8

CHE (↓E), CHI (↓i), CHIS (↓IS),

quis, (Hittite, kuis, It. chi), who, what, which

Whatever Kind, Some, Any

3-82

kuelk (KFELK),

Qualisqumque; It. qualque; whatever kind

Whatever, Whichever, Whoever,

3-30

citves (CITFES)

quivis, quaevis, quidvis;

Whatever, Some,

2-44

cek, ceka, cechasi (CE↓ASI),

quacumque [-cunque], It., checche

Whatever Way! How!

11-7

ut (VT)

ut, how

Wheel

8-26

rot, rota, rotas, rote (RVTE), roteu (RvTEF)

rota-ae,

Whey, Milk, Serum

9-8

serom (SERVM),

serum-i, whey lac-lactis, milk

Which, Who, Some, Whoever

2-1

ca, cai,

qui, who, which quae, any, some, who, which,

Which, Who, What, That, Some

3-8

CHE (↓E), CHI (↓i), CHIS (↓IS),

quis, (Hittite, kuis, It. chi), who, what, which

Whichever, Whoever, Whatever

3-30

citves (CITFES)

quivis, quaevis, quidvis;

Whoever, Whichever, Whatever

3-30

citves (CITFES)

quivis, quaevis, quidvis;

Who, Some, Any,

2-45

cei,

quae, any, some, qui, who

Who, Whom, Whose, What, Which

3-26

CIS, CiS, kis (KIS), kis, CHIS

quis, quid; who? cis,on this side of, within

Whoever, Whatever

3-55

cum, com, (CVM), kum (KVM)

cum [older version quom]

Whole, Total, Entire,

10-116

tuta, tutas, tute, tuthi (TVΘI), tuthio (TVΘIV)

tutus-a-um, totius, toti, totius,

Whole Unit Divided into 12 Parts

1-114

as

as-asgis

Widen, Relax, to Loosen,

5-9

LaKA,

laxo-are;

Wine

11-41

vin (FIN), vinum (8INVM),

vinum-i, wine

Wine Press, to Press

7-28

presse (PReSSE),

presso-are, to press

Wings

1-58

alae,

ala, ae, wings

Wise, Sage, Prophet

8-35

sage (SAbE), sagi (SAbI), saih,

sagax-acis, keen, saga-ae, a prohetess,

Wish, to Desire

9-30

sis, sisi, or sise

si vis; see volo; sis = si vis

With, To, Towards?

1-42

ad, cu (CF)?,

ad, to, towards,

Without, However, Let Alone, But if,

9-26

sin, sina, sine,

sin; but if ; sino, sinere, sivi, situm, let alone

Witness, Arbitrator, Judge,

1-96

arberture (AR8ERTVRE),

arbiter-tri,

Witness, to Bear Witness, Testify

10-43

testre, testro (TESTRV),

testor-ar

Witness, Martyr,

5-70

Marten, martir,

testor-ari, to bear witness, It. martire, martyr

Woe!

3-112

ei,

ai! oh! ei

Wood, a Wood, Tree, Grove,

6-23

namo (NAMV)

nemus-oris

Wool, Fleece

4-23

felus, felos (FELVS), lan, lane, LANTeS,

velus-eris, fleece, skin, hide

Wool, Yarn

5-14

lane, LANTeS,

lanatus-a-um, wool- bearing

Worthy , Great,

5-40

fel, VEL, MAXIMAS (MA⊗IMAS),

valo-are, to be strong, (Hittite, wali, great) etc.

Wound, Kidney,

7-47

ran, rane, ranes, RANeS, rani, rano (RANV)

renes-um, kidneys; Rom. răni, RANĂ, wound,

Write, Engrave,

8-57

scriato, (SCRIATV)

scripo, scribere, It. scritta, inscription;

Yes

11-1

uk, ok (VK),

ita (ese), etiam; Fr. oui, oc (S. Fr.), yes

Year

1-78

anna, anas, ane, ani,

annus, anni

Yesterday

4-92

ier, ieri,

heri,

Yield, to Go,

2-65

ceto (CETV),

cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum

Yoke, Tighten, Join, Series

9-6

ser, SeRAN, SEReN, serev, seri, sero, serut

sero-serere, serui, sertum

Yoke, to Bind (See also Horse)

4-103

iuc, (IVC), iuce, iuces, iuci, iucie, iuco,(IVCV),iuka,

ugo-are

You, to You,

10-2

TE, Te

te, you Acc., Abl.; It. a te, Fr. te, you

You, to you, Yourself

10-3

TI,

tibi, 2nd pers. Dat.; It. ti, to you, Fr. à toi

Young Boy, Cherob,

7-6

polesi (PVLESI), polem (PVLEM)

puellus-i, a little boy

Your, Yours, Thy

10-4

tu (TV), thu (ΘV), thus, thos (ΘvS)

tu, tui, tuus-a-um

Youth, Young Adult

6-142

peub (PEF8)

pubes-is

Zeus

9-14

Seus, Seos (SEVS),

Gk. Ζεύς Zeus

XII, Numeral Twelve

XII etc.

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Etruscan_Phrases Indo-European Table 1, Index by Mel Copeland (from a work published in 1981)

Etruscan_Phrases
Indo-European Table 1, Index
by Mel Copeland
(from a work published in 1981)