Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

SECOND LATIN
objectum, n.} object
oblatio, f.} oblation, offering
obligatio, f.} obligation
obliquum, n.} that which is indirect;
in obliquo, indirectly
oblivisci (dep. 3), oblitus, to forget
obnubilare, to becloud, to dim
oboedire (4), to obey
obscurus, dark
obsecrare, to beseech, to implore
obsecundare, to obey
obsequium, n.} homage, service, worship
observantia, f.} observance
observare, to observe, to mark, to
watch
obstaculum, n.} hindrance
obstante: non -, notwithstanding
obstare, -stiti, -status, to hinder, to prevent,
to be in the way
obstetrix, f.} midwife
obtemperare, to obey
obtinere (2), -tinui, -tentus, to obtain
obumbrare, to overshadow
obviam, on the way; ire -, to go to
meet
occasio, f.} occasion
occultum, n.} hidden thing
occultus, hidden
occurrere, -curri, -eursus, to meet, to
go meet, to come to; to restrain
octo, eight
oculus, m.} eye
odisse, to hate
odium, n.} hate
odor, m.} savor, odor, smell
oecumenicus, ecumenical, universal
offensio, f., offense
offerre, obtuli, oblatus, to offer
officium, n.} favor, kindness; duty
oleum, n.} oil
olfactus, m.} sense of smell
olim, former!y, once
oliva, f.} olive, olive tree
omittere, -misi, -missus, to omit
omnimodus, of every sort, complete
omnino, altogether, entirely
omnipotens, omnipotent, aimighty
omnis, all; nostrum omnes, all of us
ontologia, f.} ontology
onus, n.} burden
opera, f.} work; operam dare, to work
hard at, to devote oneself to
operans, m.} worker, agent
operatio, f.} operation, action
opinari (dep. I), to think
opinio, f.} opinion
oportere (impers., 2), to be necessary,
proper, reasonable
opponere, -posui, -positus, to oppose
opportune, fittingly
opportunus, opportune
oppositum, n.} opposite
ops, f.} help, power, support; ope, with
the help
optimus, best
optare, to desire
opus, n.} deed, work; wages; - esse,
to need, to be necessary; ex opere
operato, by its own power; summo
opere, in the highest degree; quanta
opere, hO'N greatly, how much
orare, to pray, to beseech
oratio, f.} prayer
oratorium, n.} oratory, chapel
orbis, m.} world
ordinare, to order, to ordaUl
ordinatio, f.} ordination
ordo, m.} order
organismus, m.} organism
organum, n.} organ
oriens, Orient, east
orientalis, oriental
oriri (dep. 4), ortus, to rise
onamentum, n., ornament
ornare, to adorn
orthodoxus, orthodox
os (oris), n.} mouth