Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

SECOND LATIN
temperamentum, ft., temperament
temperies, I., temperature, climate
temporalis, temporal
tempus, n., time; season, ad -, at the
time, on time, for awhile; puncto
temporis, in an instant; quanto tempore,
as long as; successu temporis,
in the course of time
tendere, tetendi, tentus or tensus, to
tend, to strive, to bend one's course
tenebrae, I. pl.} darkness
tenere (2), tenni, tentus, to hold, to
have, to possess, to keep
tentatio, I.} temptation
tenuis, slight
ter, three times
terminare, to limit
terminus, m.} term
terra, f.} earth, ground, land
terrenus, earthly
territorium, n.} territory
tertio, third, thirdly
tertius, third
testamentum, no, testament, covenant
testari (dep. I), to testify
testimonium, nO} witness
testis, mo, witness
tatus, m.} text
theologia, I.} theology
theologicus, theological
theologus, m., theologian
theophania, I.} manifestation of God
in human form
theoretice, theoretically
thronus, mO} throne
timere (2), timui, to fear, to be afraid
timor, mo, fear, terror
titulus, m., title
tollere, sustuli, sublatus, to take away,
to lift up
totidem, just so many
totus, whole, all; ex toto, wholly
tractarc, to treat
tradere, -didi, -ditus, to deliver up,
to betray
trahere, traxi, tractus, to attract,
to draw, to bring
transcendentalis, transcendental
transcendere, -scendi, -scensm, to
transcend
transferre, -tuli, -latus, to transport,
to convey
transiens, transient
transigere, -egi, -actus, to pass, to
spend (time)
transire (eo), to pass through, to go
over or across to
transmutare, to transform, to change
transmutatio, lo} change
transsubstantiatio, I.}
transubstantia.­
tion
tremendus, tremendous, awful
tremere, -ui, to tremble
tremor, m.} fear, trembling
tres, tria, three
tribuere, -ui, -utns, to grant, to give
tridentinus, of Trent
trigesimus, thirtieth
triginta, thirty
Trinitas, I.} Trinity
triplex, threefold, triple
tristis, sad, sorrowful
triticeus, wheaten
triumphus, mO} triumph
tropus, mO} figure of speech
tuba, I.} trumpet
tum . • • tum, both . • • and
tumulus, m.} grave
tunc, then; ex -, from of old
turba, I.} multitude, crowd
tunna, I.} squadron, troop
turris, I.} tower
tutamenturn, n.} safety, safeguard
tutor, m., guardian
tutus, safe
tyrannicus, tyrannical