Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

LATIN GRAMMAR
unde, adtJ., wherefore, thence, where~
upon; whence
undequaquam, adtJ., from everywhere
undecim, eleven
undecimus, -a, -urn, eleventh
undique, adv.} on all sides, on every
side
nngere, unxi, unctus, to anoint
unguentaria, -ae, I., maker of unguents,
confectionery
unguentum, -~ n., ointment
unguis, -is, m., nail, claw
ungula, -ae, I., hoof; claw, talon; onyx
unica, -ae, f., only one, darling
unicornis, -is, nl., unicorn
u.nicus, -a, -urn, only, alone, lonely
unigena, -ae, m., only-begotten
unigenitus, -a, -urn, only-begotten
unio, -onis, I., union
unire, to unite
unitas, -atis, t., unity
universalis, -e, universal
universitas, -atis, t., wholeness, completeness;
the whole world, the universe;
university; company
universum, -i, n., the whole world, the
universe
nniversus, -a, -urn, all, entire
unquam, adv., ever, at any time
unus, -a, -urn, one; in unum, as one,
together, in unity; unus post unum,
one by one; una cum, together with
unusquisque, everyone
urbanitas, -atis, t., good breeding
Urbanus, -i, m., Urban
Urbinas, -atis, of Urbino
urbs, urbis, t., city, town
Urbs, -bis, t., Rome
mceus, -i, m.} earthenware jug, pitcher,
vessel
mere, ussi, ustus, to burn; (in the
passive voice) to be on fire
urgere, ursi, to press hard, be urgent;
to shut
Uritanum, -i, n., Oria
urna, -ae, I.. pot
Ursianus, -a, -urn, Ursian
ursus, -i, m., bear
nrtica, -ae, t., nettle
usitare, to use
usque, adtJ.. as far as, over to, all the
way; - ad, even until
usquequaque, adv., everywhere; utterly
usquequo, adtJ., how long? wherefore?
ustulare, to singe, burn
usura, -ae, I., usury; interest
usurpare, to make use of; assert one's
right to; usurp
usus, -us, m., use
ut (uti), con!., that, in order that; as;
after, when; - quia, to what purpose?
why?
utcumque, adv., however; after a sort
utensilia, -0rum, n. pl., utensils, furnishings
uter, -tris, m., wine-skin
uterinus, -a, -urn, of the same mother
uterque, -tra, -trum, each of two, both
uterus, -i, m., and uterum, -i, n.,
womb
utilis, -e, profitable
utilitas, -atis, t., benefit, profit
utiliter, adv., usefully
utinam, adv., would that! oh thatl
utique, adtJ., indeed, doubtless
utpote, adv., inasmuch as, since
utrrnque, adv., on both sides, in both
cases
utrobique, adv., in both places, on
both sides; both . . . and
utrum, adv., whether
uva, -ae, t., grape, a bunch of grapes
Uvada, -ae, t., Ovada
uxor, -oris, t., wife