Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

LATIN GRAMMAR
transversim, adv., across; obliquely
transvertere, ...verti, ...versus, to overturn
Trebnicensis, -e, of Trebnitz
trecenti, -ae, -a, three hundred
tredecim, thirteen
tremefactus, -a, -urn, terrified
tremendus, -a, ...urn, tremendous, awful
tremere, ...ui, to tremble
tremor, -oris, m., fear, trembling
trepidare, to be busy; swarm about;
be afraid; tremble
tres, three
Treveri, -orum, m. pl., Treves (Trier)
Trias, -adis, t., Trinity
tribuere, -ui, -utus, to give, grant
tribulans, -antis, m., oppressor
tribulare, to afflict
tribulari, dep., to be in trouble
tribulatio, -onis, t., tribulation, trouble
tribulus.. -i, m., thorn, brier, thistle
tribunal, -is, n., place of judgment
tribunus, -i, m., tribune; captain over
a thousand men
tribus, -us, m., tribe
tributurn, -i, n., tribute
tricari, dep., to triAe
tricesimus, -a, -urn, thirtieth
tricliniurn, -ii, n., parlor; bedchamber;
stewardship, charge of the table
tridens, -entis, having three teeth or
prongs
Tridentmus, -a, -urn, of Trent
triduanus, -a, -urn, of three days
triduo, adv., three days
triduurn, -i, n., a space of three days
triennalis, -e, three years
triennium, -ii, 11., space of three years
trig·:Simus, -a, -urn, thirtieth
triginta, thirty
trini, -ae, -a, three each; thrice
Trinitas, -atis, t. Trinity
trinus, -a, ...urn, three, trine, triune
triplex, ...icis, threefold
triplicare, to triple
tripudiare, to dance
triremis, -is, t., galley
tristari, dep., to be sad
tristega, -ae, t., sewer
tristis, -e, sad, sorrowful, cast down
tristitia, -ae, t., sorrow
triticeus, -a, -urn, wheaten
triticum, -i, n., wheat
tritura, -ae, t., threshing
triturare, to thresh
triumphare, to triumph
triumphator, -oris, m., conqueror
triumphus, -i, m., triumph
Troas, -adis, m., Troas
trophaeurn, -i, n., trophy; monument
of victory; triumph
trucidare, to cut to pieces, slay
truJere, trusi, trusus, to push, thrust
truncus, -i, m., trunk, stump
truncus, -a, -urn, maimed, mutilated
trux, -cis, savage, rough, grim
Tryphonis, -is, m., Tryphon
tu, thou
tuba, -ae, t., trumpet
Tuder, -ertis, t., Todi
tueri, tuitus and tutus sum, dep. 2, to
protect, uphold, defend
tuguriurn, -ii, n., peasant's hut~ lodge
tuitio, -onis, t., protection, defense
tum, adv., then, at that time; tum
• • . tum, at one time....at another
time; now . . . now
turnere, to swell, be swollen; be puffed
up
tumetipse, you yourself
ttimidus, -a, -urn, puffed up
tumor, -oris, m., tumor, swelling;
pride, bombast
turnulare, to bury
tumultuare (-ari), to make a tumult
tumultuarie, adtl., suddenly, in ~ dis.­
orderly manner