Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

254 SECOND' LATIN
mirus, wondrous, wonderful
miscere (2), -cui, mixtus, to mix
miser, wretched
misere, wretchedly
miseratio, fo, mercy
misereri (dep. 2), misertus, to have
mercy on
miseria, f., wretchedness
misericordia, fo, mercy
misericors, merciful
missa, f., Mass
missio, f., act of sending, emission
mitra, f., miter
mittere, misi, missus, to send, to cast,
to put, to lay
mixtus, mingled, mixed
modicissimus, a very little
modicus, a little
modo, provided that; non -, not only
modus, m., manner; hunc in modum,
in this way; ultra modum, in1moderate;
ad hunc modum, in this way;
quem ad modum, how, as
molestus, irksome
momentum, n., elelTIent, essential
point
monere (2), to warn, to teach, to ad­
VIse
nlonitum, no, precept
mollS, m., hill, ITIOunt, mountain;
summus -, the top of the hill
monstrum, no, monstrosity
mora, fo, delay
moralitas, f., morality
llloraliter, morally
mori (dep. 3, io), mortuus, to die
mars, f., death
mortalis, mortal
mortalitas, f., mortal life
mortaliter, mortally
mos, m., custom; supra morem, more
than usual
mosaicus, Mosaic, pertaining to Moses
motio, f., motion
motivum, n.} motive
motor, m., mover, motor in1pulse
motus, mo, movernent, Inotion
movere (2), movi, matus, to move
mox, after\vards, at a later period,
presently
mulier, f., woman
multifariam, in many places
multiplex, manifold
multiplicare, to multiply
multiplicatio, f., multiplication
multipliciter, in many ~lays
multitudo, f., multitude
multus, much; nlulta nocte, late at
night; multis post annis, after rnany
years; multis de causis, for many
reasons
mundanus, mundane, of the world
mundare, to cleanse
mundus, m.} world
munire (4), to defend, to strengthen,
to preserve
munus, no, gift, offering, bounty, office
mums, m., wall
mutare, to change
mutua, mutually
mysterium, n.} mystery
N
nam, for
nasci (dep. 3), natus, to be born, to
spring up
nativitas, f., nativity, birth
natura, f., nature
naturalis, natural
naturaliter, naturally
ne, not, lest; • quidem, not
even
nec, neither; , neither
. . . nor; - non, and also, nor less
necne, or not
necessario, necessarily
necessitas, f.} necessity, need