Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

LATIN GRAMMAR
munUsculum, -i, n., little gift
murenula, -ae, f., necklace
murmur, -uris, n., murmuring
murmunire, to n1urmur
munnuratio, -onis, f., murmur
~1urtia, -ae, f., Murcia
murus, -i, nl., \vall
mus, illJ Tis, C., n10use
musica., -ae, f., music
musica, -orum, n. pl., music
musicus, -i, m., musician
musivum, -i, n., n10saic
mustum, -i, n., new wine
mutabilitas, -atis, f., change
mutare, to change
mutatio, -onis, f., change
mutatorium, -ii, n., change
mutuari, dep., to borrow
mutuo, adv., mutually, to one another
mutus, -a, -urn, dunlb
m utuus, -a, -urn, mutual
Myrensis, -c, of Myra
myrica, -ae, f., tanlaric
myrrha, -ae, f., myrrh
myrrhats, -a, -urn, n1ingled with myrrh
myrrheus, -3, -urn, of myrrh
myrtetum, -i, n., a grove or thicket of
nlyrtle trees
mysteriurn, -ii, n., mystery, secret
mystice, adv., mystically
mysticus, -3, -urn, of deep meaning,
mystical
N
N. (nomen), name
Nabuthaei, -orum, m. pl., Nabutheans
nam, conj., for
nancisci, nactus or nanctus sum, d~p.
3, to get, obtain
Narbonensis, -c, of Narbonne
nardus, -i, f., and nardum, -i, n., spikenard;
- spicatum, spikenard
nares, -ium, f. pl., nostrils, nose
Narniensis, ~, of Narni
narnire, to tell, relate
narrator, -oris, m., narrator
nasci, natus sum, dep. 3, to be born;
spring up
natalis, -c, natal
natalis, -is, m., birthday
natalltium, -ii, n., feast, birthday; natalitia,
n. pl., birthday festival
natatoria, -orum, n. pl., pool
natio, -onis, f., nation ~ nationes,
heathen
nativitas, -atis, f., birth, nativity
natura, -ae, f., nature
naturaliter, adv., according to nature
natus, -i, m., son
natus, -us, m., birth; majores natu,
elders, ancients
naufragium, -ii, 17., shipwreck
rulufragus, -a, -urn, shipwrecked
naulum, -i, n., fare
nausea, -ae, f., nausea, squeamishness
nauseare, to vomit
nauta, -ae, m., sailor, mariner
nauticus, -a, -unl, of a ship, nautical
navare, to do anything zealously
navicula, -ae, f., boat
navigare, to sail, be at sea
navigium, -ii, n., ship
navis, -is, f., ship
Naxus, -i, f., Naxos
Nazara, -ae, f., Nazareth
Nazaraeus, -i, nl., Nazarene, Nazarite
Nazarenus, -a, -urn, of Nazareth, Nazarene
Nazarethanus, -3, -urn, of Nazareth
Nazianzenus, -a, -urn, of Nazianzus
ne, adv. and con;., and not; neither,
nor; that not; lest
Neapolis, -is, f., Naples
nebula, -ae, f., cloud, mist
nec, neither; - nOll, and also, nor less
necire, to kill, slay
necessario, adt'., necessarily