-able	-abilis, -ibilis
-an	-anus (m), -ana (f), -anum (n)
-ian	-ianus
-ity	-itas (f)
-logy	-logia (f)
-ous	-osus (m), -osa (f), -osum (n)
ABC	abecedaria (f)
Aachen	Aquisgranum (n)
Aaron	Aaron
Abruzzo	Aprutium
Abundius	Abundius
Achilles	Achillēs
Acropolis	Acropolis
Adam	Adam
Adige	Atesis
Adolf	Adolphus
Adolph	Adolphus
Adrian	Adrianus
Aegean Sea	Mare Aegaeum (n)
Aeschylus	Aeschylus (m)
Afghanistan	Afgania (f)
Africa	Africa (f)
Agatha	Agatha
Ahaz	Achatius, Achatus
Alan	Alanus
Alaska	Alasca (f)
Alban	Albanus
Albania	Albania (f)
Albin	Albinus
Alexander	Alexander
Alexander the Great	Alexander Magnus
Alfred	Alfredus
Algeria	Algeria
Algiers	Algeria (f)
Alphonse	Alphonsus
Alps	Alpes (f)
Alzheimer's disease	morbus Alzheimer (m)
America	America (f)
American bison	Bos bison " "
Amsterdam	Amstelodamum
Ancient Greece	Grecia antiqua
Andorra	Andorra
Andrew	Andreas (m)
Angola	Angolia
Ankara	Ancyra (f)
Ann	Anna
Anna	Anna
Anno Domini	anno annō Domini
Antarctica	Antarctica
Antwerp	Antuuerpia (f)
Antwerp	Antuuerpia (f)
Apollo	Apollo (-inis) (m)
April	Aprilis (m)
Apulian	Apuliensis (m), Apuliense (f)
Argentina	Argentina
Argolis	Argolis
Arkhangelsk	Archangelopolis
Armenia	Armenia (f)
Asclepius	Asclepius, Asclēpius
Athena	Athena (f)
Athens	Athenae "f pl"
August	Augustus (m)
Augustus	Augustus (m)
Australia	Australia (f)
Australianize	Australianisis
Austria	Austria
Azerbaijan	Atropatia, Azerbaidzania (f)
BC	a.C.n. ("ante Christi natum")
Babylon	Babylon
Bahamas	Insulae Bahamenses (f) (p)
Bahrain	Bachrania
Basel	Basilea (f)
Belarus	Russia Alba (f)
Belarusian	Belarusice
Belgrade	Bellogradum, Alba Bulgarica, Alba Graeca, Singidunum
Berlin	Berolinum (n)
Bethlehem	Bethleem
Bludger	Bludgeri (mpl)
Body of Christ	Corpus Christi
Boeotian	Boeotiensis
Bohemia	Bohemia (f)
Bologna	Bononia
Bosnia	Bosnia
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Bosnia et Herzegovia, Bosnia et Herzegovina
Bratislava	Posonium (n)
Brussels	Bruxellae
Bulgarian	lingua Bulgarica
Burgundy	Burgundia
Byzantine	Byzantina (f), Byzantinus (m)
Byzantine Empire	Imperium Romanum Orientale (n)
Calabrian	Calabriense (f), Calabriensis (m)
Cambridge	Cantabrigia (f)
Canadian	canadensis (m), canadensis (f), canadense (n)
Canadian	canadensis (m), canadensis (f), canadense (n)
Canes Venatici	Canes Venatici
Canis Major	Canis Maior (f)
Canis Minor	Canis Minor (f)
Caracalla	Caracalla
Catalan	catalana
Catalan	catalanus (m), catalana (f), catalanum (n)
China	Sina (f)
Chinese	Sinesis, lingua Sinica
Chinese	Sinica
Christ	Christus (m)
Christian	Christianus (m), Christiana (f)
Christianity	Christianismus (m)
Christmas	Christi Natalis
Christopher	Christophorus
Cilician	Ciliciense (f), Ciliciensis (m)
Cleopatra	Cleopatra
Colchester	Camulodunum
Cologne	Colonia Agrippina (f)
Colossus of Rhodes	Colossus Rhodi
Constantinopolitan	Constantinopolitanus
Copenhagen	Hafnia (2)
Corfu	Corcyra
Corinth	Corinthus (f)
Corinthia	Corinthia
Corinthian	Corinthiensis
Cupid	Cupido "nominative", Cupidinis "genitive"
Cyclades	Cyclades
Cyprus	Cyprus
Czechia	Cechia, Czechia, Tzechia
Dalmatia	Dalmatia
Daniel	Danielis
Danube	Danuvius (m), Danubius, Ister (m)
December	December (m)
Democritus	Democritus
Dodecanese	Dodecanesus
Dog Star	Canicula, Sirius
Doric	Doricus (m), Dorica (f)
Doric	ordinus doricum?
Dubrovnik	Ragusa
Dutch	Neerlandicus
Dutch	nederlandiensis
Earth	orbis (m), terra (f)
Ecclesiastical Latin	lingua Latina Ecclesiastica
Egypt	Aegyptus (m)
Egyptian pyramid	Pyramides Aegyptae
Egyptologist	AEgyptlogista (f), AEgyptologistus (m)
Eider	Egdor
Emily	Aemilius
England	Anglia (f), Albion (f)
English	Anglica (f), lingua anglica
English	Anglus (m)
Epirus	Epirus
Etruscan	Aetruscanum?
Euripides	Euripides
Europe	Europa
European bison	Bos bonasus
Eve	Eva
Exodus	Liber Exodus
February	Februarius
Flanders	Flandria (f)
Florence	Florentia
France	Gallia (f)
Francis	Franciscus (1)
French	Galli, Francogalli
French	Gallicus (m), Gallica (f)
French	lingua Francogallica (f)
Fribourg	(2): Friburgum Nuithonum
Friday	dies Veneris
Friulian	Forojuliense (f), Forojuliensis (m) "inhabitant", Forojulica? "language"
Ganesha	Ganesha
Ganges	Ganges
Gaul	Gallia (region), Gallus (person)
Genesis	Liber Genesis
Geneva	Genava
George	Georgius
German	Germanus (m), Germana (f)
German	lingua Germana
Germany	Germania (f)
Glasgow	Glasgovia
God	deus (m)
Goddess	Dea (f)
Great Britain	Britannia (f)
Greece	Graecia (f)
Greek	Graeca (f), Graecus (m)
Greek	Graeca (f), Graecus (m), Graecum (n)
Greek	Graece, Graeca
Habakkuk	Habacuc
Hadrian	Hadrianus
Happy New Year	felix sit annus novus
Harry Potter	Harrius Potter
Hegira	Hejira (f)
Henry	Henricus
Hijra	Hejira (f)
Hinduism	Hinduismus
Holy Roman Empire	Sacrum Romanum Imperium
Holy Spirit	spiritus spīritus sānctus
Hong Kong	Hong Kong (m), Hongkong (m)
I	ego
I don't know	nescio
I love you	Te amo (singular), Vos amo (plural), Amo te (old), Ego amo te (old, emphasis)
Iceland	Islandia
India	India (f)
Indonesia	Indonesia (f)
Indus Valley Civilization	Civilizatio Valis Indus (m)
Interlingua	Interlingua
International Telecommunication Union	Sodalitas Internationalis Telecommunicationum
Internet	interrete (n), internexus (m)
Iraq	Iraquia (f)
Ireland	Hibernia
Iron Age	etas ferrum
January	Ianuarius (m)
Japan	Iaponia, Japonia
Japanese	Iapo (c)
Japanese	Iaponicus
Japanese	lingua Iaponica (f)
Jehovah's Witnesses	Testes Jehovah "nominative pl", Testium Jehovah "genitive pl"
Jehovah's Witnesses	Testis Jehovah "nominative/genitive sg"
Jerusalem	Hierosolyma (f)
Jesus	Iesus (m)
Jesus Christ	Iesus Christus (m)
Jew	Iudaeus (m), Iudaea (f)
John	Ioannes
Joseph	Iosephus
Judaism	Iudaïsmus
July	Iulius (m)
June	Iunius (m)
Jupiter	Iuppiter (m)
Justin	Iustinius (IVSTINIVS), Iustinus (IVSTINVS)
Karlovac	Carlostadium
Kazakhstan	Casachia, Cazastania
Knossos	Cnossus or Cnossos
Kurdistan	Kurdistan
Kyoto	Kyotum
Laconia	Laconia
Laestrygonians	Laestrygoniae
Lapland	Fenni, Laponia (since 13th century)
Larissa	Larissa (2)
Latin alphabet	alphabetum latinum (n)
Latium	Latium (n)
Laura	Laure
Leipzig	Lipsia
Lemnos	Lemnus
Leo	Leo
Lesbos	Lesbos (f)
Leuven	Lovanium
Livonia	Livonia
Lombardy	Lombardia
London	Londinium
Lourdes	Lapurdum
Lucas	Lucas
Lucian	Lucianus (m)
Luzon	[Luconia
Macedonian	Macedoniense, Macedoniensis
Magnesian	Magnetis, Magnesius
Majorca	Balearis Maior
Maldives	Divi
Malta	Melita, Melitē (f)
Malta Island	Melita, Melitē (f)
Maltese	Melitensis
Maltese	Melitensis
Man	homo, -inis (m)
Mandarin	lingua Sinensis Mandarinica
Manitoba	Manitoba
Mantua	Mantua
March	Martius (m)
Mark	Marcus (m)
Martial	Martialis
Martin	Martinus
Mary	Maria
May	Maius  (m)
Meaco	Meacum (n)
Meaco	Meacum (n)
Mediterranean Sea	Mare Mediterraneum (n), Mare Nostrum (n)
Mercury	(la planeta) Mercurius (m)
Mercury	Mercurius (m)
Mesolithic	mesolithicus
Messenia	Messenia
Meuse	Mosa (f)
Mexico City	Mexicopolis
Michael	Michaelus
Milan	Mediolanum
Milky Way	Via Lactea
Minorca	Balearis Minor
Miriam	Maria
Monday	dies Lunae
Moscow	Muscovia, Moscua (f)
Moses	Moises
Muggle	Muggle Latin)
Munich	Monachium
Muse	Musae
Neapolitan	neapolitanus
Nemean Lion	Leonis Nemeensis
Neolithic	Neolithicus
Netherlands	Nederlandia (f)
New Holland	Nova Hollandia
New Orleans	Nova Aurelia, Novum Aurelium
New York	Novum Eboracum
New York City	Urbs Novum Eboracum
New Zealand	Nova Zelanda (f)
Newfoundland	Terra Nova (f)
North Sea	Oceanus Fresonicus
November	Novembris, November (m)
Numbers	Numeri (p) (m)
Nuremberg	Norimberga
Occam's razor	Numquam ponendo est pluritas sine necessitate
October	October (m)
Odyssey	Odyssea (f)
Orion	Orion
Oxford	Oxonia
Palatine	palatinus
Paleolithic	palaeolithicus
Palestine	Palaestina
Pangaea	Pangaea (f)
Paris	Lutetia (f), Parisii "m pl"
Paris	Paris (-idis) (m)
Paul	Paulus
Peleus	Peleus
Peloponnese	Peloponnesus
Pericles	Pericles (m)
Perioikoi	Perioecos, Periœcos
Persia	Persia (f)
Perugia	Perusia
Phaistos	Phaistos
Philippines	[Philippinae "f pl"
Phocis	Phocis
Piglet	Porcellus
Piraeus	Piraeus
Pisces	Pisces (m)
Pitcairn Islands	Pitkerno salos
Pliny	Plinius
Plutarch	Plutarchus
Pluto	Pluto, Pluton
Pluto	Pluto, Pluton
Poland	Polonia (f)
Polaris	Stella Polaris
Portugal	Lusitania, Portugallia, Portus Cale
Prague	Praga
President of the United States	Praesidens Rerumpublicarum Unitarum Americae
Prussia	Borussia
Prussia	Prussia, Prutenia
Ptolemy	Claudius Ptolemaeus
Pythagoras	Pythagoras
Quaffle	Quaffle
Remembrall	Omnimemor
Revelation	Apocalypsis, Revelatio
Reverend	Reverendus
Rhine	Rhenus
Roman	Romanus (m), Romana (f), Romanum (n)
Roman Empire	Imperium Romanum
Romeo	Romeus
Russia	Russia (f), Ruthenia (f)
Russian Federation	Foederatio Russica (f)
Samosata	Samosata
Samothracian	Samothraciensis (m), Samothraciense (f)
Sarah	Sarah
Saturday	dies Saturni, Sabbata "n pl"
Saturnalia	Sāturnālia
Scotland	Caledonia (f)
Seine	Sequana (f)
September	September (m)
Septuagint	Septuaginta
Serbia and Montenegro	Serbia et Nigromontium
Sicily	Sicilia (f)
Silistra	Durostorum
Simplified Chinese	lingua Sinica Simplificata
Sirius	Canicula, Sirius
Snitch	Raptum (n)
Spain	Hispania (f)
Spaniard	hispanicus (m), hispanica (f)
Spanish	Hispanicus
Spanish	lingua Hispanica
Spello	Hispellum
Star Wars	("Modern Latin") Initiativa Defensionis Strategicae, ("Classical Latin") Vis Defensionis Bellicae
Stockholm	Stockholmia, Holmia
Sudeten	Sudetia
Sunday	dies Solis, dies Dominica
Swedish	lingua Suecica (f)
Switzerland	Helvetia (f)
Taiwanese	taiwanensis
Template:center-centre-noun	centrum (n)
Template:center-centre-noun	centrum (n)
Template:center-centre-noun	centrum (n)
Teutonic Knights	Ordo domus Sanctæ Mariæ Theutonicorum Ierosolimitanorum
Thames	Tamesis (m), Tamesa (f)
Thessaly	Thessalia
Thomas	Thomas, Thoma
Thrace	Thracia
Thracian	Thracus
Thursday	dies Iovis, dies Jovis
Tigris	Tigris
Traditional Chinese	lingua Sinica Traditionalis
Trento	Tridentum
Tuesday	dies Martis
Turku	Aboa
Tuscany	Tuscana
Ukrainian	lingua Ukrainica
United States of America	Respublicae Unitae Americae, Status Uniti Americae, Civitates Unitae Americae
Uranus	Uranus (m)
Uranus	Uranus (m)
Ursa Major	Ursa Major (f)
Ursa Minor	Ursa Minor (f)
Utrecht	Traiectum (n)
Valenciennes	Valentianae
Venice	Venetiae "f plural"
Venus	Venus (f)
Vienna	Vindobona
Viennese	Vindoboniennse (f), Vindoboniensis (m)
Vulgar Latin	lingua Latina vulgaris (f)
WWW	TTT
Wednesday	dies Mercurii
Wheel of Fortune	Rota Fortunae (f)
Wikipedia	Vicipaedia
Wikipedian	vicipædianus (m), vicipædiana (f)
Wiktionary	Victionarium
Wiktionary	Victionarium
World Wide Web	Tela Totius Terrae
YHVH	Iehova
York	Eboracum (n) (1)
You-Know-Who	Quidam
Zubeneschamali	Lanx Australis
Zürich	(2): Turicum
a cappella	ad sacellum
aah	hui
abaca	Musa textilis (accepted scientific name)
abbess	abbatissa
abdomen	abdomen, abdominis
abessive case	casus abessivus (m)
abhor	abhorrere "2
ablative case	casus ablativus (m)
abolisher	abolitor (m)
abominable	abominabilis "m, f", abominabile (n)
above	super
abscond	lateo (I abscond), latito (I abscond)
absolutive case	casus absolutivus (m)
absorbent	absorbens
acarnanian	Acarnaniensis
acceptor	acceptator, -or?
accordion	accordio (f) (accordionis, "genitive")
accourage	accorage
accouter	accustor
accoutre	accustor
accreditation	accreditatio
accrescent	accrescere
accrete	accretus
accretive	accretivo
accubation	accubatio
accumbent	accumbens
accusable	accusabilis
accusant	accusans
accusation	accusatio
accusative	accusativus (m)
accusative	casus accusativus (m)
accusative case	casus accusativus (m)
accusatory	accusatorius (m), accusatoria (f), accusatorium (n)
accuser	accusator (m)
aceldama	aceldama
acerbity	acerbitas (f)
acervation	acervatio
acetabuliferous	acetabuliferosa
acetabuliform	acetabuliforma
acetabulum	acetabulum
acetic	aceticus
ad hoc	ad hoc
ad infinitum	ad infinitum
adjectival	adjectivum
adjective	adjectivum
adjective	verbum adiectum (n)
administrator	praetor (m), procurator (m), administrator (m)
admiration	admiratio (f)
adopt	adoptare
adoptee	adoptatus "m singular nominative", adoptata "f singular nominative", adoptati "m genitive singular and nominative plural ", adoptatae "f genitive singular and nominative plural", adoptatorum "m genitive plural", adoptatarum "f genitive plural"
adoptive father	pater adoptivus "nominative", patri adoptivi "genitive"
adorn	adorno
adrianopolitan	Hadrianopolitanus
adsorb	adsorbere
adverb	adverbium (n)
adversary	adversarius
advertisement	prescriptio -ionis
aeroplane	aeroplanum
after dark	de nocte
against	contra
against all odds	contra totum prognosticum
age	aetas (m)
age	aetas (m)
aggression	aggressio "nominative", aggressionis "genitive"
agoraphobia	agoraphobia
agriculture	agricultura (f)
aid	auxilium (n)
aid	iuvare
air	aer (m)
air	aer (m)
airplane	aeroplanum
al-Qaeda	Alcaeda
alas	heu
alchemy	alchemia (f)
alder	alnus (m)
algorithm	alrogithmus (m)
all	omnes (m) (f), omnia (n)
allative case	casus allativus (m)
allegiance	("Modern Latin") allegiantia, fidelitas / ("Classical Latin") fides
alley	angiportus (m)
almanac	almanacus
almost	paene, fere
alpaca	Lama pacos
alpha	alpha
alphabet	alphabetum (n)
alphabetic	abecedarius
alphabetism	alphabetismus
alpine chough	Pyrrhocorax graculus " "
already	iam
also	quoque
altar	altare (n), ara
aluminium	aluminium (n)
aluminum	aluminium (n)
always	semper
amateur	("Modern Latin") non professionalis, diletans; ("Classical Latin") idiota
amethyst	amethystus (f)
amplitude modulation	("Modern Latin") modulātiō amplitūdinālis "nominative", modulationis amplitudinalis "genitive"
an	"not used"
anachronistic	anachronicus ("Vulgar Latin"), anachronisticus ("Neo-Latin")
anatomy	anatomia (f)
ancient	anciens, ancientis
and	et, at, atque, -que
angel	angelus (m)
anglophone	Anglophona (f), Anglophonus (m)
angry	iratus
animal	animal (n), bestia (f)
animal	animalis (m), (f), animale (n)
anno Domini	anno annō Domini
annual	anniversarius (m), anniversaria (f), anniversarium (n)
annually	anniversarie
answer	respondere
answer	responsum (n)
ant	formica (f)
antelope	dorcas (f)
anthill	formicarium (n)
antimony	stibium
anus	anus, culus, podex
aphid	lens olerum
apostasy	apostasia
appendicitis	appendicitis
apple	malum (n)
apple tree	malus (f)
apuleius	Apuleius (m)
arabian oryx	Oryx leucoryx
arc	arcus (m)
archaeologist	archaeologista (f), archaeologistus (m)
archaeology	archaeologia
archaic	archaicus (m), archaica (f)
archbishop	archepiscopus (m)
architect	architectus
architecture	architectura (f)
are	es
are	estis
are	sumus
are	sunt
area	regio (f)
argent	argentum
argument	argumentatio (f)
argument	argumentum (n)
arise	surgere
arise	surgere
arm	bracchium (n)
arm	telum (n)
armistice	indutiae "f pl."
army	vires (f), exercitus (m)
arrow	sagitta (f)
art	ars (m)
art	es
artificial intelligence	intelligentia artificialis (f)
ascus	ascus
ask	quaerere
ask	rogare, precari
assassin	("Classical Latin") percussor "nominative", percussoris "genitive"; ("Modern Latin") assassinus
assassination	"(Classical Latin)" caedēs per insidiās "nominative", caedis per insidiās "genitive"; "(Modern Latin)" assassinātiō "nominative", assassinātiōnis "genitive"
asshole	culus (m)
at	"ablative case"
at	"locative case"
atheism	atheismus (m)
atheist	atheos
attributive	antecedent
audience	auditores "nominative", auditorum "genitive"; spectatores "nominative", spectatorum "genitive"
augment	augmentare (1)
aunt	amita
aunt	matertera
author	auctor (m)
autism	autismus
autumn	autumnus (m)
avenue	advenita
axe	ascia (f), securis (f)
axe	securis (f)
axilla	axilla
axis of evil	axis mali
babe	infans
baby	infans
back	dorsum (n)
backbone	spina (f)
backgammon	nerdiludium (m)
bankrupt	decoctor
bankruptcy	decoctio "nom.", decoctionis "gen."
barber	tonsor (m)
bark	cortex (corticis) (m) and (f)
bark	latratus (m)
barley	hordeum (n)
barn owl	Tyto alba " "
basin	lebes
basket	corbis
bass	bassus (m)
bat	vespertilio (m)
battle	dīmicātiō (f), proelium (n), pūgna (f)
be	esse ("usu. cited by its 1st-p. sg form" sum)
beach	litus (n), acta (f)
bear	ursus (m), ursa (f)
beard	barba
beater	Pulsator
beautiful	pulcher, formosus (m), bellus (m)
beaver	castor (m)
because	quia, quod, quoniam, cum, propter
become	fieri
bee	apis (f)
beech	fagus (m)
beehive	apiarium (n)
beetle	coleopterum (n)
beg	mendicare
beg	rogare
begin	incipere, initiare
behind	post
believe	credere
bell	campana (f)
benevolence	benevolentia
berry	baca (f)
beryllium	beryllium
best	optime
best	optimus, (m), optima, (f), optimum (n)
better	melior
between	inter
bible	biblia
biblical	biblicus (m), biblica (f), biblicum (n)
big	adultus, adulta, adultum "m/f/n"
big	magnus, magna, magnum "m/f/n"; grandis "m/f", grande (n)
bimillennial	bimillennialis
biochemistry	biochemica (f)
biography	curriculum vitae (n), biographia (f)
bird	avis -is
black	niger
black	niger (m), nigra (f), nigrum (n)
black grouse	tetrao
black hole	gurges ater (m)
black woodpecker	Dryocopus martius " "
blackbird	Turdus merula " "
bladder	vesica
bleep censor	censor signalis
blockhead	caudex
blood	sanguis (m), cruor (m)
blue	caeruleus (m), caerulea (f), caeruleum (n)
blue	caerulus
blue screen of death	umbraculum caeruleum mortis
body	corpus (n)
boiled egg	ovum elixum (n)
bomb	pyrobolus, bomba
bomb	urbem tormentis verberare, bombardare
bone	os
bone marrow	medulla ossium
bongo	Taurotragus euryceros
book	liber (m), codex (m)
bookseller	bibliopola "c"
boron	borium
bosque	silva, -ae
botanism	botanisma (f), botanismus (m)
botanist	botanistus
bovine spongiform encephalopathy	encephalopathia spongiformis bovina "nominative singular", encephalopathiae spongiformis bovinae "genitive singular", encephalopathiae spongiformes bovinae "nominative plural", encephalopathiarum spongiformium bovinarum "genitive plural"
bow	arcus (m)
box-office bomb	offensio picturae cinematographicae, offensio picturae motionis, pictura cinematographica infelix
boy	puer (m)
bramble	genista (f)
bridge	pons (m)
brindled gnu	Connochaetes taurinus (Burchell)
bring	ferre
broken	fractus (m), fracta (f), fractum (n)
brothel	lupanar
brother	frater (m)
brother	frater (m)
brother-in-law	levir (m), leviri "genitive singular and nominative plural", levirorum "genitive plural"
bucket	situla (f), hama (f)
budget	pecuniae ratio "nominative", pecuniae rationis "genitive"
build	mūniō, munīre, munīvī, munītus
bull	taurus
bulldog	Molossus
bullfighting	tauromachia (f)
bullfinch	pyrrhula (f)
bursa	bursa synovialis
businessman	negotiator "nom.", negotiatoris "gen."; negotians "nom.", negotiantis "gen."
businesswoman	negotiatrix "nom.", negotiatricis "gen."
butterfly	pāpíliō
buy	emere
by the way	etenim
cafeteria	cafeteria
calendarist	calendarista (f), calendaristus (m)
call	vocō
callsign	indicativum
caltrop	murex (m)
camel	camelus (m), camela (f)
camelopard	camelopardalis
canary	canaria fringilla
candidate	candidatus (m)
candlestick	candelabrum
capercaillie	Tetrao urogallus " "
capital punishment	punitio capitalis "nominative", punitionis capitalis "genitive"
car	automobilis
carbon	carbo (m)
carbon dioxide	dioxeidium carbonicum
carbon monoxide	monoxeidium carbonicum
cardoon	Cynara cardunculus
caritive case	casus caritivus (m)
carnivore	carnivora
carp	carpa (f)
case	casus (m)
case	casus (m)
case	causa (f)
castle	castellum (n)
castle	turris
cat	feles (f), felis (f)
cat	feles (f), felis (f), cattus (m)
catapult	catapulta (f)
category	categoria (f)
cave	caverna (f)
cease and desist	desine et desiste "singular", desinete et desistete "plural"
celery	apium
celibate	caelibatus (m), caelibata (f), caelibatum (n)
cell	cellula (f)
cemetery	coemoeterium (n)
censorship	censura, ("of literature") literarum censura
centaur	centaurus (m)
centigram	centigramma
cerium	cerium
certain	quidam (m), quaedam (f), quoddam (n) (2)
chain	catena (f)
chair	cathedra (f)
chamber	camera (f), cubiculum (n)
change	cambiare
change	cambiare
change	cambiatio (f)
chase	captare
chaser	Secutor (3)
checkmate	latrunculusque matum
cheerios	Cheerios
cheese	caseus (m), formaticum (n)
cherry	cerasum (n)
cherry	cerasus (f)
cherub	cherub (m)
chess	latrúnculī (mpl), latrunculṓrum "gen pl"
chestnut	castanea (f)
chestnut	spādīx
chestnut tree	castanheiro (m)
child	filius (m), filia (f)
child	puer (m), infans
children	liberi, pueri, filii
chisel	caelum
choir	chorus (m)
chorus	chorus (m)
cicada	cicada (f)
circumstance	circumstantia
citizen	cīvis "m, f"
city	urbs (f), civitas (f)
civilization	civilizatio
clandestine	clandestīnus
clarinet	clarinetum
classification	("Neo-Latin") classificatio "nominative", classificationis "genitive"; ("Classical Latin") descriptio "nominative", descriptionis "genitive"
cliché	platitudo "f nom.", platitudinis "gen."
climatologist	climatologista (f), climatologistus (m)
climatology	climatologia
clock	horologium (n)
cloud	nubes (1, 2, 3)
coal	carbo (m)
cobbler	sutor
cockroach	blatta (f)
coin	moneta (f)
cold	algidus (m), frigidus (m)
colonist	colonista (f), colonistus (m)
colony	colonia (f)
colossus	colossus (m)
comb	pecten
come	venire
comet	cometes (m)
comic relief	("Modern Latin") relevatio comica "nominative singular", relevationis comicae "genitive singular", relevationum comicarum "genitive plural"; ("Classical Latin") leminem comicum "nominative singular", leminimis comici "genitive singular", leminum comicorum "genitive plural"
command	imperare
common gull	Larus canus " "
commonwealth	respublica (f), civitas (f)
compost	compostus? (m)
concatenate	concatenare
concertina	accordion
condition	conditio  (f)
confirmation	confirmatio (f)
congregation	("Modern Latin") congregatio "nominative", congregationis "genitive", ("Classical Latin") coëtus "fourth declension"
conjunction	coniunctio (f)
conmigo	mecum
consanguinity	consanguinitas "nominative", consanguinitatis "genitive"
contagion	contagio "nom."
contagious	contagiosus (m), contagiosa (f), contagiosum (n)
contain	continēre
conversation	colloquium (n)
cook	coquere
cook	coquus, cocus
cormorant	phalacrocorax (m)
corporation	("Modern Latin") corporatio (f) "nominative", corporationis "genitive"; ("Classical Latin") collegium (n)
country	paganus, rusticus, rusticanus, rusticulus; rustice "(adv.)"
country	rus (n), pagus (m)
country	terra (f)
country	terra (f), patria (f)
coup d'état	eversio reipublicae
cowberry	vaccinium (n)
crab	cancer marinus ()
cradle	cunae
crane	grus (m)
crayfish	cancer (m)
creator	creator (m)
crescendo	crescens "nominative", crescentis "genitive"
criminologist	ragiologista (f), radiologistus (m)
crocodile	crocodilus (m)
cross	Crux (f)
cross	crux (f)
cross	crux (f)
crown	corona (f)
crown	coronare
cruel	crudelis
cry	lacrimare
crystal	cristallus (f)
crystal	crystallum (n)
cube	cubus (m)
cubism	cubismus (m)
culture	cultura (f)
cum	eiaculare
cunnilingus	cunnilingus (m)
cunt	cunnus (m)
cup	calix, calicis
cure	remedium (n)
cure	sānāre
curiosity	curiositas "nominative", curiositatis "genitive"
cycle	cyclus (m)
cycle	cyclus (m)
cyclone	cyclonas
daddy	tata (m)
damage	damnum (n)
dark	annoctatio
dark	obscuritas
dark	obscuritas
dark side	paradigma negativus "nominative", paradigmatos negativi "genitive"
dative	casus dativus (m)
dative	dativus, dativa, dativum "m/f/n"
dative case	casus dativus (m)
day	dies(mf) (diei)
dead	mortuus (m), mortua (f), mortuum (n)
death	mors (f), exitium (n), quietus (m)
debt	debitum (n)
deceive	mentiri
decigram	decigramma
decimetre	decimetrus
decision	decisio
declare	declarare
declension	declinatio (f)
deer	cervus (m), cerva (f)
defamation	diffamatio "nominative", diffamationis "genitive"; obtrectatio "nominative", obtrectationis "genitive
defeat	clades (f)
defeat	vincere
defend	defendere
definition	definitio, definitionis
deft	dexter
delative case	casus delativus (m)
dell	vallis
democracy	democratia
demon	daemon (m)
demonstrative pronoun	pronomen demonstrativum
depart	proficisci
dermatologist	dermatologista (f), dermatologistus (m)
despotism	despotismus (m)
devil	diabolus (m)
diabetes mellitus	diabetes mellitus
dialect	dialectos (f)
dick	penis (m), phallus (m), verpa (f), mentula (f)
dictator	dictator (m)
dictionary	dictionarium (n)
die	mori)
die	talus (m), tessera (f)
difficult	difficilis
dig	fodere, cavare
dignity	dignitas (f)
dilapidation	dilapidatio "nominative", dilapidationis "genitive"
diminish	minuere
disease	morbus (m), infirmitas (f)
district	ager (m), regio (f), terra (f)
divorcee	divortiatus (m), divortiata (f)
do	facere, agere
do you speak English	Anglice loquerisne?
dobra	Dobra
doctor	medicus (m), medica (f)
dog	canis (c)
dolphin	delphinus (m)
domesticated animal	animal domesticum "nom. sg." , animalis domestici "gen. sg.", animalia domestica "nom. pl.", animalium domesticorum "gen. pl."
donkey	asinus (m)
dormouse	Myoxus glis (=Glis glis) (m), Muscardinus, Dryomys
double	duplex
doubt	dubitare
doubt	dubitas (f); dubitatio (f)
dough	farina (f)
dowry	dos (f)
drachma	drachma
dragon	draco (m)
dragonfly	libellula (f)
dream	somnium, nox (f)
dream	somniāre
drink	bibere
dromedary	camelus dromedarius (m)
drought	siccitas
drunk	ebrius (m), ebria (f), ebrium (n)
duchess	dux (f)
duke	dux (m)
dumb law	lex supervacua "nominative", legis supervacuae "genitive", lex destructiva
dumb terminal	terminal non intelligens "nominative", terminalis non intelligentis "genitive"
démocratie	democratia
eagle	aquila (f)
eagle owl	Bubo bubo (Linnaeus)
ear	arare
ear	auris (f)
early grave	mors ad adulescentiam "nominative", mortis ad adulescentiam "genitive"
earth	terra (f)
earth	terra (f)
easily	facile (1), faciliter (1)
east	oriens
eat	ēsse, (or ēdere)
ebony	hebaneus (m)
echidna	echidna
eclectic	eclecticus (m)
eclipse	eclipsis (m)
eco-	oeco-
ecology	oecologia (f)
economy	oeconomia, œconomia (f)
edessa	Edessa (m)
egg	ovum (n)
egyptology	aegyptologia
eight	octo
eighteen	duodeviginti
eightieth	octogesimus (m), octogesima] (f), octogesimum (n)
eighty	octoginta
eighty-eight	duedenonaginta
eighty-five	octoginta quinque
eighty-four	octoginta quattuor
eighty-nine	undenonaginta
eighty-one	octoginta unus (m), octoginta una (f), octoginta unum (n)
eighty-seven	octoginta septem
eighty-six	octoginta sex
eighty-three	octoginta tres "m/f", octoginta tria (n)
eighty-two	octoginta duo "m/n", octoginta duae (f)
elative	elativus (m)
elative case	casus elativus (m)
electricity	ēlectricitās (f)
electromagnetism	elecromagnetismus (m)
elephant	elephantus, elephas
eleven	undecem
eleventh	undecimus
elixir	elixir
elixir of life	elixir vitae
elk	alces (f)
embezzlement	peculatus "nominative", peculatūs "genitive"
emperor	imperator (m), caesar (m)
empire	imperium
empress	imperatrix
encephalopathy	encephalopathia
encyclopedia	encyclopaedia
end	finis
endocrinologist	endocrinologista (f), endocrinologistus (m)
endosymbiotic theory	hypothesis endosymbiotica "singular", hypotheses endosymbioticae
enhanced remake	renditio nova et amplificata (f)
envy	invidia (f)
equality	aequitas (f)
era	aetas (f)
ergative case	casus ergativus (m)
ermine	Mustela erminea " "
errant	errans "nominative", errantis "genitive"
eschatology	eschatologia (f)
escritorio	scriptorium
esoteric	esotericus (m), esoterica (f), esotericum (n)
espionage	speculatio "nominative", speculationis "genitive"
esteem	diligere
et cetera	et cetera
eternal	aeternus (m), aeterna (f)
etymology	etymologia (f)
eucalyptus	eucalyptus
eukaryote	eukaryota (f)
euphemism	euphemismus (m)
even	etiam
everybody	omnes
evil	malum (n)
evil	malus (m), mala (f), malum (n)
evolution	evolutio vitae (f)
evolution	series (f), progressus (m)
ewe	ovis (f)
exclusive or	aut
excommunication	("Neo-Latin") excommunicatio "nominative", excommunicationis "genitive"; ("Classical Latin") excommunio "nominative", excommunionis "genitive"
exist	existere
exoteric	exotericus (m), exoterica (f), exotericum (n)
expose	exponere
expression	verbum
expression	vultus
extraordinary	extraordinarius, insolitus, eximus
eye	foramen (n)
eye	gemma (f)
eye	oculus (m)
eye	oculus (m)
eyelid	palpebra
falcon	Falco
fall	cadere
fallow deer	Cervus dama " "
family	familia (f)
fan translation	traductio non professionalis, traductio non commercialis
farm	vicus, villa
farmer	agricola (m)
fat	adeps "nominative", adipis "genitive"
father	pater (m)
father-in-law	socer (m)
fax	facsimilis (m)
feather	pluma (f)
feceate	defecare
feed	vesci (2)
feel	sentīre
female	femina (f)
female	feminina, -ae (f)
female	feminina, -ae (f)
feminism	feminismus (m)
fever	febris
fiancé	sponsus, fidentiatus
fifteen	quindecim
fifteenth	quintus decimus
fifty	quinquaginta
fifty-eight	duodesexaginta
fifty-five	quinquaginta quinque
fifty-four	quinquaginta quattuor
fifty-nine	undesexaginta
fifty-one	quinquaginta unus
fifty-seven	quinquaginta septem
fifty-six	quinquaginta sex
fifty-three	quinquaginta tres
fifty-two	quinquaginta duo
fight	pugna
fight	pugna
fight	pugna
fight	pugnare
fight	pugnare
filial	filialis
final	finale, finalis
finally	denique
finance	financius (m)?
finch	fringilla (f)
find	invenīre
fire	focus (m)
fire	focus (m)
fire	ignis (m), focus (m)
fire	incendium (n)
firefighter	vigil ignis (m) and (f) "nominative", vigilis ignis "genitive"
firefly	cicindela (f)
fireman	vigil ignis "nom.", vigilis ignis "gen."
firewoman	vigil ignis (male or female) "nom.", vigilis ignis "gen."
firm	firmus (m)
first	prīmus
fish	piscis (m)
fisher	martes pennanti
five	quīnque, "indecl"
five hundred	quingenti
flail	pertica trituaria
flame	flamma (f)
flea	pulex (m)
flood	diluvium (n), inundatio (f)
flood	inundare, diluviare
flower	florere; florescere "(begin to blossom)"; efflorescere "(break into bloom)"
flower	flos (m)
flute	tībia (f)
fly	musca (f)
fodder	cibo
follow	sequi
food	cibus (m)
fool	stultus (m)
foot	pes (m)
for example	exempli gratia
ford	vadum (n)
forest	silva (f)
forgive	ignoscere
fork	furca (f)
fork	furca (f)
fortune	fortuna, -ae, (f)
fortune	fortuna, -ae, (f)
fortune	fortuna, -ae, (f)
forty	quadraginta
forty-eight	duodequinquaginta
forty-five	quadraginta quinque
forty-four	quadraginta quattuor
forty-nine	undequinquaginta
forty-one	quadraginta unus
forty-seven	quadraginta septem
forty-six	quadraginta sex
forty-three	quadraginta tres
forty-two	quadraginta duo
fount	fons
fourteen	quattuordecim
fourteenth	quartus decimus
fox	vulpes (f)
francophone	Francophona (f), Francophonus (m)
frapen	Fraxinus pennsylvanica
free	liber (m), libera (f), librum (n)
free	liber (m), libera (f), librum (n)
free	liberare
freedom	libertas (f)
frequency modulation	modulatio frequentiae "nominative", modulationis frequentiae "genitive"
frequent	frequens
friar	frater
friction	frictio (f)
friend	amicus (m), amica (f)
frigid	frīgidus
frost	pruīna (f)
fruit	fructus (m)
fruit	fructus (m), frux (f), fruges (p)
fuck	futuere
fuck	futuere
function	functio (f)
fundamentalism	fundamentalismus
game show	ludus televisus
garlic	allium (n)
gasoline	benzinium
gate	porta (f)
gender	genus
gender	genus (n)
gender	genus (n)
genealogist	genealogista (f), genealogistus (m)
general	generalis
generous	generosus (m), generosa (f), liberalis "m/f"
genitive	casus genetivus (m)
genitive	genetivus, genetiva, genetivum "m/f/n"
genitive case	casus genetivus (m)
genre	genus (n), generis "(genitive)"
geography	geographia
geologist	geologista (f), geologistus (m)
geology	geologia (f)
geometry	geometria, -ae, f
gift	dare, donare
giraffe	camelopardalis (f)
girl	puella (f)
give	dare
given name	praenōmen (n)
glass	vitrum (m)
glaucoma	glaucoma
glorious	gloriosus (m), gloriosa (f), gloriosum (n)
go	ire, vadere
god	deus (m), dea (f), di (p)
goddess	dea (f)
gold	aurum (n)
goldfinch	carduelis (f)
goldsmith	aurifex "nominative", aurificis "genitive"
good	bonum (n), bona "n/pl"
goodbye	ave, vale
goods	bona "n/pl"
goose	anser (m), avica (f) (late Latin)
goshawk	Accipiter gentilis
gospel	evangelium (n)
gout	gutta
government	administratio, gubernatio (f)
governor	gubernator (m), gubernatoris "(genitive)"
grace note	sonus tolerantiae
grain	granum (n)
granddaughter	neptis (f)
grandfather	avus maternus
grandfather	avus paternus
grandmother	avia maternis
grandmother	avia paternis
grandnephew	nepos fratris ("fraternal") "nominative", nepotis fratris "genitive"; nepos sororis ("sororal") "nominative", nepotis sororis "genitive"
grandson	nepos (m)
grape	uva
graphical user interface	interfacies graphica usitatorum
grater	radula (f)
graveyard	coemoeterium
great spotted woodpecker	Dendrocopus major " "
great tit	Parus major
greater	maior (m), (f) maius (n)
green	viridis
green	viridis
green woodpecker	Picus viridis " "
grey wolf	lupus
greylag goose	Anser anser " "
griffon vulture	Gyps fulvus
ground	humus (f) terra (f)
ground zero	solum nihil, terra nihil
guest	hostis (c), hospes (m)
guilt	culpa
guinea fowl	Numida meleagris " "
guitar	fides (f)
guitarist	guitarista (f), guitaristus (m)
gull	larus " "
gullet	gula, gurgulio, guttur
gym	gym
hafnium	hafnium
half brother	frater uterinus ("mother's side"), frater consanguineus ("father's side")
hammer	malleus (m)
hamster	Mesocricetus, Cricetus
hand	manus (f)
happy birthday	felicem natalem
harelip	labium leporinum (n)
harpsichord	harpsichordium ("Neo-Latin"), harpicordium ("Classical Latin")
harsh	durus (m), dura (f), durum (n)
hast	habes
hate	odisse "defective"
have	habēre
hay	faenum (n)
he	is
head	caput (n)
health	salus (f)
healthy	sanus (m), sana (f), sanum (n)
hear	audire
heart	cor (n)
heaven	caelum (n)
heaven	caelum (n)
heavy	gravis (m), (f)
hectometre	hecatometrus
hedgehog	erinacaeus (m)
heel	calx (f)
helicopter	helicopterus (m)
helium	helium
hell	infernum (n)
hello	salve, ave
helmet	galea
help	auxilium (n)
hen	gallina (f)
henceforth	posthac, dehinc
her	sua (f)
here	hic
here	huc
heron	ardea (f)
herring	chalcis (f), merlucius (m), aringus (m)
hesitate	dubitare
heterochroma iridium	heterochroma iridium
hi	salve, ave
hill	collis
hippopotamus	hippopotamus
historic	historicus
holmium	holmium
holy	sacrus (m), sacra (f), sacrum (n)
homeland	patria (f)
homosexual	homosexualis
homosexual	homosexualis (m)
homosexuality	homosexualitas, f.
honey	mel (n)
hope	sperare
horologist	horologista (f), horologistus (m)
horology	horologia (f)
horse	equus (m), caballus (m)
horseshoe	solea ferrea
hospital	nosocomium
hospitality	hospitalitas
hostility	hostilitas "nominative", hostilitatis "genitive"
hotel	deversorium (n)
house	domus (f), casa (f)
house arrest	apprehensio domestica "nominative", apprehensionis domesticae "genitive"
how many	quot
how much	quantum
human	humanus (m), humana (f), humanum (n)
hummingbird	colubris (m)
hundred	centum
hunger	fames (f)
hunter	venator (m)
hydrargyrum	hydrargyrum (n)
hydrogen	hydrogenium
hydrologist	hydrogista (f), hydrologistus (m)
hyperbole	hyperbole (f)
hypertension	hypertensio "nom.", hypertensionis "gen."
hypocorism	hypokorisma
hypotension	hypotensio "nominative", hypotensionis "genitive"
ice	glacies (f)
ichthyic	ichthyicus
ichthyological	ichthyologicus
ichthyology	ichthyologia
icon	icon (f)
identity	identitas (f), identitatis "(genitive)"
ideology	ideologia (f)
idiot	idiota (m)
if	si
illative case	casus illativus (m)
illiterate	illitteratus (m), illitterata (f), illitteratum (n)
illness	aegritudo
immense	immensus
imperfective aspect	imperfectum (n)
in	in
in person	in personam
in the flesh	in personam
in-law	relativus (politicus) (m)
incomplete	infectus, -a, um
increase	augere
indeed	vere, quidem
independent	independens
indicative	indicativus
inebriated	ebrius (m)
ineffable	ineffabilis "m, f" ineffabile (n)
infant	infans "m, f"
inferior	inferior "m/f", inferius (n)
infertile	infertilis "m/f", infertile (n), sterilis "m/f", sterile (n)
infertility	("Vulgar and Modern Latin") infertilitas "nominative", infertilitatis "genitive"; ("Classical Latin") sterilitas "nominative", sterilitatis "genitive"
infinite	infinitus (m)
infinity	infinitas (f)
inflated	inflātus
inflated	inflātus, turgidus
injure	nocere
insurgent	rebellis
insurgent	rebellis
interjection	interiectio (f) (1)
intro	intro
iridium	iridium
iron	ferreus, -a, -um
iron	ferro) levigare
iron	ferrum, -i (n)
is	est
island	insula (f), insulae (p)
iterative aspect	frequentativum (n)
ivory	ebur (n)
ivy	hedera (f)
jelly	cylon
job	negotium (n)
judge	iudex (m)
judge	iudicare, arbitrari
juice	cremor (m)
justice	iustitia (f)
keel	carina
key	clavis
kidney	ren (m)
kill	occidere
kilometer	chiliometrum (n)
kilometre	chiliometrum (n)
kinesthesia	cinaesthesia (f)
king	rex (m)
kingfisher	alcedo
kiss	basium, osculum, suavium
kitchen	coquina (f)
knee	genu (n)
knight	eques (m)
know	cognoscere
know	cognoscere
know	scire
knowledge	scientia (f), notitia (f), cognitio (f)
krypton	krypton
labyrinth	labyrinthus
lamb	agnus (m)
lance	lancea (f)
land	terra (f)
language	lingua (f)
lantern	lanterna (f), lampas (f)
lark	alauda
larva	larva (f)
laryngeal	laryngealis ("Vulgar Latin"), laryngicus ("Classical Latin")
laryngitis	laryngitis
laryngological	larynologicus (m), laryngologica (f), laryngologicum (n)
laryngologist	laryngologus (m), laryngologa (f)
laryngology	laryngologia
larynx	larynx "nominative", laryngis "genitive"
last	ultimus (m)
last night	heri vesperi, proxima nocte
last night	heri vesperi, proxima nocte
lattice	cancelli (m) (p)
laudableness	laudabilitas "nom.", laudabilitatis "gen."
laudanum	laudanum ("on this page")
laugh	ridere
laughter	risus (m)
laurestina	laurestina
law	ius (n)
law	lex (f)
law	lex (f)
law	lex (f)
law	lex (f)
lawrencium	lawrencium
lazy	ignavus
lead	plumbum
lead/experiment	plumbum
leader	dūx (m), ductor (m), ductrix (f)
leaf	folium (n), frons (f)
leaf	scheda (f), pagina (f)
leap	saltus (m)
learn	discere
least weasel	Mustela nivalis " "
leech	hirudo (f)
leek	porrum (n)
left	sinister (m), sinistra (f), sinistrum (n)
leg	crus (n)
lentil	lens
leopard	leopardus (m), pardus (m)
lesbian	tribas (f)
lesser spotted woodpecker	Dendrocopus minor " "
let in	admittere
letter	epistula (f)
leukaemia	leucaemia, leucemia
leukemia	leucaemia, leucemia
libidinosity	libidinositas "nominative", libidinositatis "genitive"
libidinous	libidinosus
library	bibliothēca
lie	iacēre
lie	mentiri
life	vīta (f)
ligature	ligatura
light	illuminare
light	levis
light	lux (f), lumen (n)
light side	paradigma positivus
lightspeed	velocitas luminis (f)
lignite	lignitus (m)
lime	tilia (f)
lingual	lingualis "m, f", linguale (f)
lingual	lingualis (m)
lion	leo (m)
lip	labium (n)
lips	labia (n) (p)
listen	auscultāre, audīre
listen	auscultāre, audīre
listen	exaudīre
literature	litterae
lithium	lithium
little owl	Athene noctua (f)
liturgical	liturgicalis
liturgy	liturgia (f)
live	vivere
lizard	lacerta (f)
lobo	lupus (m) (1)
localization	localizatio "nominative", localizationis "genitive"
location arithmetic	arithmeticæ localis
locative	casus localis (m)
locative case	casus localis (m)
long	longus (m), longa (f), longum (n)
long-eared owl	Asio otus " "
look	spectare
lose	amittere
lose	amittere
lose	amittere
love	amor (m)
love	amor (m), caritas (f)
love	amāre / amo
love	amātor (m), amātrix (f)
love	diligere
luck	felix (f)
lunch	prandium (n)
lune	luna
lung	pulmo
lynx	lynx
machine	machina (f)
mackerel	scomber (m)
macroeconomics	macrooeconomia
magic	magus (m), maga (f), magum (n); magicus (m), magica (f), magicum (n)
magician	magus (m)
magnetism	magnetismus, magnētismus
majesty	maiestas, majestas (f)
make	facere
maker	factor
male	masculus (1,2,3)
male	masculus (m)
malediction	maledictio "nominative", maledictionis "genitive"
malevolence	malevolentia
man	vir, -i (m)
man of God	vir Dei
man of war	vir bellator (m)
manatee	manatus (m)
mango	aniba
manifestation	("Modern Latin") manifestatio "nominative", manifestationis "genitive"; ("Classical Latin") patefactio "nominative", patefactionis "genitive"
marathon	Marathon
marijuana	cannabis
market	macellum (n), forum (n)
marry	nubere
marsupial	marsupial (n)
marsupial	marsupialis
mastiff	canis villaticus (m), canis Anglicus (m)
masturbate	masturbārī
masturbation	masturbatio (f)
maternal	maternus (m) (Classical Latin), materna (f) (Classical Latin), maternum (n) (Classical Latin), maternalis m/f (Vulgar and Neo Latin)
maternal death	mors gestationalis "nominative singular", mortis gestationalis "genitive singular", mortes gestationales "nominative plural", mortium gestationalium "genitive plural"
maternal grandfather	avus maternus
maternal grandmother	ava materna
maternal half brother	frater uterinus
maternal uncle	avunculus
mathematics	mathematica (f)
matter	res (3, 4, 5)
maximum	maximum
meat	carnis (f)
medal	medalis
medallion	medallionis?
medieval	("Neo-Latin") mediaevalis
mediocre	mediocris "m/f", mediocre (n)
mega-	mega-
melanoma	melanoma (f)
melody	melodia
memory	memoria (f)
memory	memoria (f)
memory	memoria (f)
memory	memoria (f)
mercenary	Mercenarius (m)
mercury	hydrargyrum (n)
merger	fusio "nom.", fusionis "gen."
messenian	Messeniensis
metal	metallum
metaphysics	metaphysica (f)
methane	methanum
method	via
metic	metoecus, metœcus (m)
metric	metricus
micrometre	micrometrus
middle	medium
military	militaris, -e;
milk	lac (n)
millennial	millennialis
mind	animum attendo
mind	animus (m), mens (f)
mini-	mini
minimum	minimum
mirror	speculum (n)
mix	mixtus derived from Sanskrit
mixed reactions	reactiones diversae "nominative", reactionum diversarum "genitive"; receptio diversa "nominative", receptionis diversae "genitive"
mobile	mobilis -is
mole	naevus (m)
mole	talpa (f)
molecular genetics	molecularis geneticus
monastery	monasterium (n)
monk	monachus (m)
monkey	simia (mf)
monopoly	monopolium
monotheism	monotheïsmus (m)
monster	monstrum
monstrous	monstrosus (m), monstrosa (f), monstrosum (n)
month	mensis (m)
moon	luna (f)
moose	alces (f)
morbror	avunculus
morna	morna
morpheme	morphema
morphology	morphologia
mosquito	culex (m)
moss	muscus (m)
mother	mater (f)
mother	mater (f)
mother	maximus
mother-in-law	socrus (f)
motion	motio (f)
motion picture	pictura cinematographica, pictura motionis
mouflon	Ovis aries musimon " "
mountain	mons (m)
mouse	mus
mulberry	mora
mulberry	morum
mule	mulus (m)
multi-billion	multi-billion
multi-million	multi-million
multibillion	multibillion
multicolor	multicolor
multicolour	multicolor
multimillion	multimillion
mummy	mamma (f)
murder	assassinare
murmur	murmur
muscle	musculus (m)
muse	Musae
mushroom	fungus, boletus
music	musica (f)
muskrat	Ondatra zibethicus
my	meus (m), mea (f), meum (n)
mycologist	mycologista (f), mycologistus (m)
mysterious	arcanus
mythology	mythologia (f)
mythology	mythologia (f)
nail	clavus
nail	unguis
name	appellare, pronuntiare
name	denotare
name	eligere
name	fama (f), existimatio (f)
name	nominare
name	nominare, facere
name	nōmen nōminis) (n)
nationalism	nationalismus (m)
nature	natura (f)
nature	natura (f)
nature	natura (f)
nature	natura (f)
nebula	nebula
need	egere
neige	nivosus
neodymium	neodymium
neologism	neologismus (m)
neon	neon
nephew-in-law	gener fratris (1), gener sororis (2), gener fratris mariti or gener fratris uxoris (3), gener sororis mariti or gener sororis uxoris (4)
nerve	(1): nervus
net	plaga (f), rete (f)
nettle	urtīca
neutrino	neutrino (m)
never	numquam
nevertheless	tamen
new	novus (m), nova (f), novum (n)
new	novus (m), nova (f), novum (n)
new	novus (m), nova (f), novum (n)
new	novus (m), nova (f), novum (n)
new	novus (m), nova (f), novum (n)
new	novus (m), nova (f), novum (n)
new	novus (m), nova (f), novum (n)
new	novus (m), nova (f), novum (n)
new	novus (m), nova (f), novum (n)
nicopolitan	Nicopolitana (f), Nicopolitanus (m)
nicotine	nicotina (f)
niece	filia fratris
niece	filia sororis
niece-in-law	nurus fratris (1), nurus sororis (2)
night	nox (f)
nightfall	annoctatio
nightingale	luscinia (f)
nimbus	nimbus (m)
nimbus	nimbus (m)
nine	novem
nineteen	undeviginti
ninety	nonaginta
ninety-eight	duodecentum
ninety-five	nonaginta quinque
ninety-four	nonaginta quattuor
ninety-nine	undecentum
ninety-one	nonaginta unus (m), nonaginta una (f), nonaginta unum (n)
ninety-seven	nonaginta septem
ninety-six	nonaginta sex
ninety-three	nonaginta tres "m/f", nonaginta tria (n)
ninety-two	nonaginta duo "m/n", nonaginta duae (f)
nitrogen	nitrogenium
no	non
no	nōn
nobody	nemo
nominative	casus nominativus (m)
nominative	nominativus (m)
nominative case	casus nominativus (m)
noon	meridies (m)
normal	normalis
north	borealis
north	boreas
nose	nasus (m)
not	non
nothing	nihil (n) (indeclinable) nihilum (n)
nougat	nucatum
noun	nomen (n)
nourish	alere
novice	inceptor, tiro
now	nunc
nudism	nudismus (m), gymnismus (m)
number	numerare
number	numero
number	numero, numerus
number	numerus (m)
number	numerus (m)
numeral	nomen numerale
nut	nux (f)
oar	remus
obese	obesus (m), obesa (f)
observatory	observatorium
ocean	oceanus (m)
octopus	octopus (m)
oesophagus	oesophagus
oh my Goddess	"Bona dea!"
once upon a time	olim
one	ūnus (m), ūna (f), ūnum (n)
oneirologist	oneirologista (f), oneirologistus (m)
oneirology	oneirologia (f)
onion	cepa (f)
only	unicus
ooh	hui
ooh	hui
operating system	systema interna (f), systema operationis (f)
opulence	opēs (f) (pl)
or	aut (exclusive), vel (inclusive)
orchestra	orchestra (f)
ordinal	ordinalis
ordinary	ordinarius (m), ordinaria (f), ordinarium (n); cotidianus
original	originalis
originally	sicut erat in principio, ab origine
ornament	ornamentum (n) ("nominative singular"), ornamenti ("genitive singular"), ornamenta ("nominative plural"), ornamentorum ("genitive plural")
ornament	ornamentum musicalis
orphan	orphanus
ostrich	struthiocamelus (m), struthio (m)
other	alius, alter
our	noster (m), nostra (f), nostrum (n)
out	usually expressed by the prefix ex-
out	ē, ex
out of	ex
overpriced	ultra preciatus
owe	debere
owl	ulula (f), noctua (f), strix (f)
ox	bos (m)
oxymoron	oxymorum (n)
pain	dolor (m)
palaeolithic	palaeolithicus
palate	palatum (n)
pale	pallidus
paper	charta (f)
paralysis	paralysis
paraplegia	paraplegia
parasite	parasitus (m)
parent	parēns (mf)
parliament	senatus (m)
parrot	psittacus (m)
part	pars (f)
partridge	perdix
parvenu	pervenitus (m), pervenita (f)
passim	passim
paternal	("Classical Latin") paternus (m), paterna (f), paternum (n); ("Vulgar and Modern Latin") paternalis "m/f"
paternal grandfather	avus paternus
paternal half brother	frater consanguineus (m)
paternal uncle	patruus
path	semita (f), trames (m)
paucal	paucalis
peace	pax (f)
peace	pax (f)
peace	pax (f)
peace	pax (f)
peach	persica (f)
peach	persicum (n)
pear	pirum (n)
pear	pirus (m)
pebble	calculus (m)
peel	glubere
pejorative	peiorativus (m), peiorativa (f), peiorativum (n)
penis	penis (m)
people	gens (f)
people	populus (m)
people	populus (m), gēns (f)
percent	per centum
perch	perca
peregrinate	peregrinari
peregrinate	peregrinatus
perfective aspect	perfectum (n)
perpetual child	infans perpetuus (m), infans perpetua (f)
person	homo (m)
perspicacious	perspicax "nominative", perspicacis "genitive"
perspicacity	perspicacitas "nominative", perspicacitatis "genitive"
persuade	persuadere
petroleum	petroleum
phagocytosis	phagocytosis
pharyngeal	pharyngicus
pharynx	pharynx "nominative", pharyngis "genitive"
phase modulation	("Modern Latin") modulatio phasium "nominative", modulationis phasium
pheasant	phasianus (m)
philosopher's stone	philosophi lapis (m)
phoneme	phonema
phosphorus	phosphorus (m)
photophobia	photophobia
photosynthesis	photosynthesis
physiology	physiologia
pianist	pianistus
pig	sus, porcus
pigeon	columbus (m), columba (f)
piglet	porcellus
pike	lucius (m)
pine	pinus (f)
pirate	pirata (m)
pitch	pix (f)
place	locus
planet	stella errans (f), planeta (m)
plant	planta
plantation	plantatio (f)
platinum	platinum
play	ludus (m)
plethora	plethora
plot twist	redirectio argumenti "nominative singular", redirectionis argumenti "genitive singular", redirectionum argumentorum "genitive plural"
plough	aratrum (n)
plum	prūnum (n)
plum	prūnus (f)
plural	pluralis
pneumoconiosis	pneumoconiosis
poison	veneno
poison	venenum (n), toxicum (n)
polyarch	polyarchus
poo	cacare
poor	pauper "m, f, n"
pop culture pariah	sentina reipublicae culturalis
pope	papa (m), pater (m)
poplar	populus (m)
poppy	papaver (n)
possessive	casus possessivus (m)
possessive case	casus possessivus (m)
possessive pronoun	pronomen possessivum
post-production	postproductio "nominative", postproductionis "genitive"
potassium	kalium (n)
poultry	aves altiles
pragmatic	pragmaticus (m)
praise	laudare
praise	laus (f)
prep	praep, praepus
preposition	praepositio (f)
prepositional	præpositionalis (m)
prepositional	præpositivus (m)
prepositional case	præpositionalis (m)
present participle	participium praesentis (m) or (n)
president	praesidens "nominative", praesidentis "genitive"
priest	sacerdos (mf), flamen (mf)
primitive	primitivum (n)
primitive	primitivus (m), primitiva (f), primitivum (n)
prince	princeps (m)
principal	("Modern Latin") administrator principalis (2), ("Classical Latin") rector scholaris "nominative" (2), rectoris scholaris "genitive"
principle	principium (n)
prison	carcer (m)
prisoner of war	dediticius (m)
procreation	procreatio "nominative", procreationis "genitive"
professor	professor (m)
prognosticate	prognosticare
programming language	linguage? programmationis?
promethium	prometium
promo	promo
pronoun	pronomen (n)
pronunciation	pronuntiatio ("nominative"), pronuntiationis ("genitive")
property	vicus (m)
proton	proton, protonis
province	provincia
pseudonym	pseudonymum (n)
psychiatrist	psychiatrista (f), psychiatristus (m)
psychology	psychologia (f)
public	publicum (n), vulgus (n) ("gen." vulgi)
public	publicus (m), -a (f), -um (n)
public works	opera publica
pulchritudinous	pulcher
punish	punire
punishment	punitio (f), punitionis "gen."
pure	purus, putus
purple	purpura, ostrum
push	pellere
pyramid	pyramis (f)
pyre	rogus (m)
pyro-	pyr
pyrophobia	pyrophobia
pyrotechnic	pyrotechnicus (1)
pyxis	pyxis
quackery	pharmacopolia
quail	coturnix (f)
qualm	defectio, -ionis (1), fastidium (2), nausea -ae (3)
quantization	quantizatio (m)
quarrel	jurgare
quarrel	jurgium, altercatio, rixa
quarter-final	quarterfinale, quarterfinalis
queen	regina  (f)
quibble	cavillari
quickly	cito, celeriter
quinquagenarian	quinquagenarius (m), quinquagenaria (f)
quiver	pharetra (f)
rabbit	cuniculus (m)
radio	radiophonium (n)
radiologist	ragiologista (f), radiologistus (m)
rainbow	arcus (m)
rat	mus
rather	potius
raven	corvus (m)
read	legere
ready	preparatus (m), preparata (f), preparatum (n)
reality	realitas (f)
rebel	rebellare
rebellion	rebellio (f)
recapitulation	recapitulatio "nom. sg.", recapitulationis "gen. sg.", recapitulationes "nom. pl", recapitulationum "gen. pl."
receive	recipere
red	ruber (m), rubra (f), rubrum (n)
red deer	cervus (f)
redhead	rufus (m)
referendum	referendum (n)
refuse	recusare
regime	regimen "nominative", regiminis "genitive"
regime change	commutatio regiminis
regional lockout	obstructio regionalis "nominative", obstructionis regionalis "genitive"; encryptio regionalis "nominative", encryptionis regionalis "genitive
rejuvenation	rejuvenatio/reiuvenatio "nominative", rejuvenationis/reiuvenationis "genitive"; rejuvenescentia/reiuvenescentia
relative	relativus (m), relativa (f), relativum (n)
relative pronoun	pronomen relativum
republic	respublica (f)
reputation	fama (f)
resolution	resolutio "nominative", resolutionis "genitive"
revelation	revelatio "nominative", revelationis "genitive"
revenue	vectigal "nominative", vectigalis "genitive"
rhinoceros	rhinoceros (m)
rich	dives
right	dexter (m), dextra (f), dextrum (n)
right	rectus (m), recta (f), rectum (n)
ring	anulus (m)
rise	surgo
river	flumen (n), fluvius (m)
road	via (f), viae (p)
rock dove	columba (f)
rook	turris
rooster	gallus (m)
root	radix (f)
root	radix (f) ("genitive:" radicis)
root	radix (f), radicis (p)
roots	radices (f), fontes (m) (3)
rose	rosa (f)
rose	surrexi
rosehip	rosa canina
rub	terere (1), fricare (3)
rue	Ruta graveolens (L.)
rule	imperare
ruminant	ruminans "nominative", ruminantis "genitive"
rumour	fama
rumour	fama
run	currere
rye	secale (f)
sable	mus silvestris (m)
sacrifice	sacrificare (3)
sacrifice	sacrificum (n) (1)
sacrilege	sacrilegium (n)
sad	tristis, maestus
saffron	safranum
sailor	nauta (m)
salamander	salamandra (f)
salary	salarium (n)
salmon	salmo (m)
salt	sal (m)
sandhill crane	Grus canadensis
sangre	sangua
sapphire	sapphirus (f)
saw	serra
saw	serrare
saxophone	saxophonus (m)
saxophonist	saxophonista (f), saxophonistus (m)
say	dicere
scabbard	vāgīna (f)
scabies	scabiēs (f)
scare	terrēre
school	collegium (n), universitas (f)
school	schola, collegium
science	scientia (f)
scimitar horned oryx	Oryx dammah
screen	umbraculum
sea	mare (n), belagus (m)
seal	phoca (f)
seal	sigillum (m)
seduce	seducere
see	sedes (f)
see	videō, vidēre, vīdī, vīsus
seed	semen (n)
seeker	petitor (m)
seismic	seismica (f), seismucis (m)
seismograph	seismographus
seismologist	seismologista (f), seismologistus (m)
seismology	seismologia
seize	capere
seize the day	carpe diem
selenologist	selenologista, (f), selenogistus (m)
selenology	selenologia
semelfactive	semelfactivus (m)
semelfactive	semelfactivus (m)
semelfactive aspect	semelfactivus (m)
semester	semestris
semifinal	semifinale, semifinalis
senate	senatus (m)
send	mittere
sentinel event	res custodis "nominative singular", rei custodis "genitive singular", rerum custodium "genitive plural"
sequence	sequentia, -ae (f)
serene	serenus
series finale	conclusio serei televisionis "nominative", conclusionis serei television "genitive singular", conclusiones sererum televisionum "nominative plural"
serpent	serpens
serviceberry	sorbum
set theory	ratio conjunctorum "nominative", rationis conjunctorum "genitive"
seventeen	septendecim
seventy	septuaginta
seventy-eight	duodeoctoginta
seventy-five	septuaginta quinque
seventy-four	septuaginta quattuor
seventy-nine	undeoctoginta
seventy-one	septuaginta unus
seventy-seven	septuaginta septem
seventy-six	septuaginta sex
seventy-three	septuaginta tres "m/f", septuaginta tria (n)
seventy-two	septuaginta duo "m/n", septuaginta duae (f)
sex	sexus (m) "(fourth declension)"
shadow	umbra (f)
she	ea
she-bear	ursa (f)
sheath	vāgīna (f)
sheep	ovis (f)
shield	scutum (n)
ship	navis (f)
shipwreck	naufragium
shit	cacare
shit	cacātus, cacāta, cacātum
shit	merda (f)
shoddy	scadens "nominative", scadentis "genitive", malefactus (m), malefacta (f), malefactum (n)
shoemaker	sutor
shore	ripa (f)
side	pagina
siege	obsidere
siege	obsidio "nominative", obsidionis "genitive"
silicon	silicium
silicon dioxide	dioxeidium silicii
silver	argentum
silversmith	faber argentarius "nom. sg.", fabri argentarii "nom. pl."
simple	simplex
sing	canere, cantare
singer	cantor (1)
singular	singularis
singulative	nomen unitatis (n)
sister	soror (f)
sit	sedere
situation comedy	comoedia situationis (f)
six	sex, "indecl"
sixteen	sedecim
sixty	sexaginta
sixty-eight	duodeseptuaginta
sixty-five	sexaginta quinque
sixty-four	sexaginta quattuor
sixty-nine	sexaginta novem
sixty-one	sexaginta unus
sixty-seven	sexaginta septem
sixty-six	sexaginta sex
sixty-three	sexaginta tres
sixty-two	sexaginta duo
sky	caelum (n)
sky	caelum (n)
skylark	alauda (f)
sleep	dormire
sleep	somnus (m)
slender-horned gazelle	Gazella leptoceros
sling	funda
smell	adolēre
smile	subrīdēre
smoke	fumare
smoke	fumus
snake	serpens (mf), vipera (f)
snow	nivalis, niveus (m), nivea (f), niveum (n)
snow	nix (f)
so	tam
so	tam
so long as	dummodo
soap	sapo
soldier	mīles (m)
sole	planta
solitude	solitudo (f)
some	aliqui (m), aliqua (f), aliquod (n)
somebody	aliquis (m) & (f), aliquid (n)
someone	aliquis (m) & (f), aliquid (n)
son	filius (m)
son-in-law	gener (m)
songster	cantator "nom.", cantatoris "gen."
songstress	cantatrix "nom.", cantatricis "gen."
soon	mox
soul	anima (f)
source	fons (m)
south	australis (m), (f), australe (n)
south	meridies (m), regio australis (f)
southern	meridiem, regio australis
sparrow	Passer, Passer domesticus
speak	dicere
spear	hasta (f)
speed	celerit
spider	aranea (f)
sponge	spognia (f)
spoon	cocleārium (n), cocleāre (n), coclear (n), cocleārum (n)
spring	fons (m)
spring	vēr (n)
squirrel	sciurus (m)
stain	maculare
staircase	scalaria (n) (1)
stalemate	("Classical") matum stabilis, ("Modern") stancamentum
standstill	immobilizatio
star	stella (f)
star	stella (f)
star	stella (f), astrum (n)
starling	sturnus (m)
steer	juvencus
stelpa	puella (f)
stepbrother	vitrici filius (1), novercae filius (2)
stepfather	vitricus (m)
stepmother	noverca (f)
stepnephew	("paternal") filius vitrici filii "singular", filii vitricorum filiorum "plural", ("maternal") filius novercae filii "singular", filii novercarum filiorum "plural"
stepson	privignus (m)
sterilize	sterilizare
stillbirth	mortinatalitas ("Vulgar Latin and Neo-Latin") "nominative", mortinatalitatis "genitive", partus mortuus ("Classical Latin")
stillborn	natus mortuus (m), nata mortua (f), abortivus (m), abortiva (f)
stomach	stomachus (m)
stone	lapis (m)
stone	lapis (m)
stork	ciconia
storm	tempestas, procella
strawberry	fragum
street	via, vicus
strákur	puer (m)
stunt double	geminus acrobaticus
sturgeon	ocupenser (m)
subjunctive	coniunctivus
subliminal message	perceptio subliminalis
suddenly	repente
sugar	saccharum (n)
sulfur	sulfur, sulpur (n)
summer	aestas
sun	sol (m)
sundial	solarium
super	super, supra
supercompany	supercompania
supernatural	supernaturalis
surrender	tradere
surrogate mother	mater surrogata
swan	cygnus (m)
sweat	sudor
swim	natare
swing	cunae ("for cradle")
sword	gladius (m), spatha (f)
synthesizer	synthetizator "nominative", synthetizatoris "genitive"
table	mensa (f)
taboo	sacer (m)
tail	cauda
talk	fabulārī
taste	gustus (m)
tawny owl	Strix aluco
taxonomy	taxonomia (f)
teach	docere
teacher	magister (m), magistra (f)
tear	lacrima (f)
telephone	telephonum, telephonium
teleporter	teleportoris
television	televisio (f), televisionis "gen."
television	televisio (f), televisionis "gen."
television	televisio (f), televisionis "gen."
television program	programma televisionis, emissio televisionis
tell	dīcere
ten	decem, X
tern	larus (m), sterna (f)
territory	territorium (n)
terror	terror (m)
testicle	testiculum (n)
tetrarchy	tetrarchia (f)
thank	gratias grātiās agō
thank you	tibi gratias ago
the	"not used"
theme	thema (m)
theologist	theologista (f), theologistus (m)
theology	theologia
there	eo, illuc, istuc
there	ibi, illic
there	ibi, illic, istic
there's no accounting for taste	de gustibus non est disputandum
therefore	ergo
thermologist	thermogista (f), thermologistus (m)
thermometer	thermometrus (m)
thesprotian	Thesprotiensis
they	ei (m), eae (f)
thief	fur "m/f"
thing	rēs (f)
thing	rēs (f)
think	cogitare
third	tertius.
thirst	sitis (f)
thirteen	tredecim
thirteenth	tertius decimus
thirty	triginta
thirty-eight	duodequadraginta
thirty-five	trigintaquinque
thirty-four	triginta quattuor
thirty-nine	undequadraginta
thirty-one	trigintaunus
thirty-seven	trigintaseptem
thirty-six	trigintasex
thirty-three	trigintatres
thirty-two	trigintaduo
this	hic (m), haec (f), hoc (n)
this	hic (m), haec (f), hoc (n)
thistle	carduus (m)
thou	tu
thousand	mīlle, "indecl"; millia, (n) "pl." (used as a substantive)
three	trēs (m), (f); tria (n)
through	per
throw	iacere
thrush	turdus (m)
thumb	pollex (m)
thunder	tonare
tick	ricinus (m)
tiger	tigris (mf)
time	tempus (n)
tin	stannum
tintinnabulation	tinnitus (m)
to	ad
today	hodie
today	hodie
today	hodie, hoc die
toga	toga (f)
tomorrow	cras
tomorrow night	cras ad vesperum
tomorrow night	crastinus vesperi "nom.", crastini vesperi "gen."
tongue	lingua (f)
tonight	hodie nox
tooth	dens (m), dentis
touch	tangere, taxare, toccare
tower	turris (f)
town	oppidum (n)
transformation	transformatio (m)
translate	traducere
translator	traductor "m nom.", traductoris "m gen.", traductrix "f nom.", traductricis "f gen."
transliteration	("Classical and Vulgar Latin") transcriptio (f), ("Modern Latin") translitteratio (f)
transmissible spongiform encephalopathy	encephalopathia spongiforma transmissibilis
treasure	thesaurus (m)
tree	arbor (f)
trial	trialis
triangle	triangulum
triangular	triangulus (m)
tricentennial	tricentennialis
tricycle	tricyclus, triicyclettus
tricyclist	tricyclista (f), tricyclistus (m)
trilogy	trilogia
trimester	trimestris
trimillennial	trimillennialis
trinity	trinitas "nominative", trinitatis "genitive"
triskaidekaphobia	triskaidekaphobia
trombonist	trombonista (f), trombonistus (m)
truly	vere
trumpet	buccina, trumpeta
trumpet	classicare
trunk	truncus (m)
truth	veritas (f)
tulipán	tulipa
tungsten	wolframium
turtle	testudo (f)
twelfth	duodecimus
twelve	duodecem
twelve-tone technique	dodecaphonia
twenty	viginti
twenty-four	vigintiquattuor
twenty-one	viginti unus
twenty-two	vigintiduo
twice	bis
two	duo (m), (n); duae (f)
two hundred	ducenti
typhoon	typhonas
ugly	deformis
ultimate	ultimus (m), ultima (f), ultimum (n)
ululation	:la:ululatio f, 3rd declension
umbra	umbra
uncle	patruus (m)
underrated	subestimatus (m), subestimata (f), subestimatum (n)
understand	intellegere, comprehendere
unicycle	unicyclus, unicyclettus
unicyclist	unicyclista (f), unicyclistus (m)
uniform	ornatus (m)
universal	universalis
universala	universalis
university	universitas (f)
unrequited love	amor non reciprocatus "nominative", amoris non reciprocati "genitive"
unshaven	intonsus, irrasus
up to	ad
urbane	urbanus
urine	urina
useless	inutilis
valley	valles (f), vallis (f)
value	caritas
velocity	velocitas (f)
venom	virus venenum
verb	verbum (n)
vernacular	vernaculus, vernacularis
vindication	("Classical Latin") vindicatio "nominative", vindicationis "genitive", ("Vulgar Latin") revendicatio "nominative", revendicationis "genitive"
violin	("Modern Latin") violinum
violinist	violinistus
viper	vipera (f)
virile	virilis
virtual	virtualis
virtual reality	realitas virtualus?
vixen	vulpes femina (f)
vocalist	vocalistus
vocative	casus vocativus (m)
vocative	vocativus
vocative case	casus vocativus (m)
voice	vox (f)
volcanologist	vulcanologista (f), vulcanologistus (m)
volcanology	vulcanologia
vole	Arvicola terrestris " "
vulcanologist	vulcanologista (f), vulcanologistus (m)
vulcanology	vulcanologia
waiter	minister "nom.", ministri "gen."
walk	ambulare
want	carere (lack/need), velle (wish)
war	bellum (n)
wardrobe malfunction	malfunctiōnamentum vestimentārium
wart	verruca (f)
wasp	vespa (f)
water	aqua (f)
wave	unda (f)
way	via (f)
we	nōs
wealth	divitiae (f) (p)
weasel	mustela
weaver	textor (m)
week	hebdomas (f), septimāna (f)
welcome	salve! (s), salvete! (p)
west	occidens
whale	balaena (f)
what	qui (m), quae (f), quod (n)
what	quod
wheel	rota (f)
when	quando
when pigs fly	ad kalendas Graecas
where	ubi
while	dum
white	albus (m), alba (f), album (n)
white	albus (m), alba (f), album (n), candidus (m)
white stork	ciconia
who	qui (m), quae (f)
who	quis "m/f"
whooping crane	Grus americana, Grus canadensis
why	quid
widescreen	panoramicus
wife	uxor
wild boar	Sus scrofa (ferus) " "
will	testamentum (n)
will	velle
win	vincere
wind	ventus (m)
window	fenestra (f)
window	fenestra tabernaria
wine	vinum (n), vappa (f), merum (n)
wing	ala (f)
winter	hiems (f), hibernus (m)
wisdom	sapientia (f)
wise	sapiens
wisent	Bos bonasus " "
with	cum
wolf	devorare
wolf	lupus (m), lupi (p); lupa (f), lupae "f/pl"
woman	femina (f), mulier (f)
women	feminae
wood	materia (2), lignum (2,3), silva (1)
woodpecker	Piciformes
wool	lana (f)
word	vocabulum (n), verbum (n)
word of honor	verbum honoris
word of honour	verbum honoris
work	labora (f), opus (n)
world	mundus (m)
worm	vermis (m)
worthless	inutilis, nequam
write	scribere
writer	scriptor (m), scriptrix (f)
xenon	xenon
xor	aut
xylophone	xylophonium (n)
y'all	vos, "gen" vestrum, "dat or abl" vobis
year	annus (m)
yellow	flavus
yes	ita, ita vero, sic, recte
yesterday	heri, here
yoke	iugum (n)
you	tu
you	vos
young	iuvenis (m), (f)
your	tuus (m), tua (f), tuum (n)
zander	lucioperca (f)
zebra	equus zebra
zither	cithara (f)
ψάρι	pisces