Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

LATIN GRAMMAR
medicina, -ae, f., remedy
medicinalis, -c, salutary, healing
medicus, -i, mo, physician
medietas, -atis, fo, the half
Mediolanensis, -e, of Milan, Milanese
Mediolanum, -i, no, Milan
meditare (-ari), to meditate, devise
meditatio, -onis, f., thought, meditation
medium, -ii, no, the midst, middle
medius, -a, -urn, middle, midst
medius, advo, in the midst
medulla, -ae, fo, marrow
medullatus ,-a, -urn, full of marrow
medtillitus, advo, in the very marrow
Medus, -i, m., Mede
meipsum, me + ipsum, myself
mel, mellis, n., honey
Meldensis, -c, of Meaux
Jilelethlnus, -a, -urn, Meletian
melior, -ius, better; in melius, for the
better
mellifluus, -a, -urn, dripping with
honey or sweetness
melos, -i, no, song, hymn, melody
melota, -ae, f., sheepskin
melote, -is, fo, sheepskin coat
mem, the thirteenth letter of the Hebrew
alphabet, corresponding to
English m
membrana, -ae, f., parchment
membratim, adv., limb from limb
membrum, -i, n., member, limb
meminisse, defecto verb, to be mindful
memor, -oris, mindful
memorare, to recall; remember
memorari, dep., to remember
memoratus, -us, mo, mention
memoria, -ae, f., remembrance
memorhlle, -is, no, memorial, remembrance
memorialis, -e, memorial
mendacium, -ii, no, lie, lying, falsehood
mendax, -ads, false
mendax, -acis, 1120' liar
mendicare, to beg
mendicitas, -atis, f., want, poverty
mendicus, -a, -urn, poor, needy
mendicus, -i, m 0' beggar
mens, mentis, to, mInd; mente capti,
lunatics
mensa, -ae, fo, table; banquet; bank
mensis, -is, mo, month
mensor, -oris, m., measurer
menstruata, -ae, f., menstruous woman
menstruatus, -a, -urn, menstruous
menstruus, -a, -urn, monthly
mensura~ -ae, f., measure
mensurabilis, -c, measurable; short
mentio, -onis, fo, nlention
mentiri, dep. 4, to lie
mentum, -i, no, chin; throat
meracus, -a, -urn, pure
mercari, dep. 4, to buy
mercatura, -ae, f., trade; mercatUram
facere, to engage in trade
mercatus, -us, mo, traffic
mercenarius, -ii, m., hired servant;
hireling
merces, -edis, fo, reward, ransom; hire,
pay, wages; Virgo de Merccde, Our
Lady of Ransom
Merctirius, -ii, m., Mercury
mereri, dep. 2, to be worthy, merit,
deserve
meretrix, -ids, f., harlot
mergere, mersi, mersus, to sink
meridianus, -a, -urn, noonday; of the
south, southern
meridies, -ci, mo, midday, noon; south;
per meridiem, at noon
meridionalis, -e, south
merito, adv., deservedly
meriturn, -i, no, merit
Merulanus, -a, -urn, Merulan
merum, -i, n., wine (unmixed with
water)