Search results for:abluo 3 (verb) to wash away
abscondo 3 (verb) to conceal
abstraho 3 (verb) to drag away, remove
accedo 3 (verb) to approach
accido 3 (verb) to happen upon
acquiro 3 (verb) to gain, acquire Albertus Magnus on Veins and Arteries
actus , -us (noun) doing, action, actuality Bonaventure on the Necessity of Being
ad (preposition) to, towards Bonaventure on Is the Human Person God's
adhaereo 2 (verb) to cling to, hang on
adhaesio , -is (noun) a clinging, adhering
admisceo 2 (verb) to mix together
adolesco 3 (verb) to grow up, mature
adversitas , -is (noun) adversity, hostility, trouble
aequus , -a, -um (adj.) equal
aer , -is (noun) air
aestimativus , -a, -um (adj.) estimative Algazel on the Interior Senses
aestimo 1 (verb) to value, estimate
aeternus , -a, -um (adj.) everlasting, eternal Bart on Trinity
afluo 3 (verb) to abound
agens , is (adj.) agent, active
aggrego 1 (verb) to collect, bring together
agito 1 (verb) to agitate
albus , -a, -um (adj.) white Albertus Magnus on the Ostrich
alibi (adv.) elsewhere William of Auvergne on the Sting Ray
alimentum , -i (noun) nourishment, food William of Auvergne on Spiders
alius , -a, -um (adj.) other, another
alter , -a, -um (adj.) other, another
altus , -a, -um (adj.) high
ambulo 1 (verb) to go about, walk Bart on Dreams
amicus , -i (noun) friend
amplus , -a, -um (adj.) large
amputo 1 (verb) to cut away
angelus , -i (noun) angel Bart on Perverse Angels
anima , -ae (noun) breath, soul, life Bart on Dreams
animosus , -a, -um (adj.) spirited
annuntio 1 (verb) to announce Thomas Aquinas on the Ranks of Angels
ante (preposition) before, in front Maimonides on Did the world have a begin
antecedo 3 (verb) to precede
anterior , is (adj.) front, before
antiquus , -a, -um (adj.) ancient Maimonides on the Existence of God
apis , -is, -ium (noun) bee
appareo 2 (verb) to appear
appello 1 (verb) to call, name
appetitus , -us (noun) appetite, craving
appono 3 (verb) to place by the side Bart on the Asp
apprehendo 3 (verb) to seize, grasp Algazel on the Interior Senses
aqua , -ae (noun) water
aranea , -ae (noun) spider
arbor , -is (noun) tree
arcus , -i (noun) bow
ardeo 2 (verb) to burn
ardor , -is (noun) burning, flame
argentum , -i (noun) silver Rufus on Quicksilver, Sulphur, and the E
aridus , -a, -um (adj.) dry, arid
aromaticus , -a, -um (adj.) fragrant, composed of spice Bart on Pepper
ars , -is (noun) art, skill
arteticus , -i (noun) person with arthritis
artifex , -is (noun) master, artist
ascendo 3 (verb) to mount up, ascend
aspectus , -us (noun) sight, gaze Bonaventure on the Necessity of Being
asper , -a, -um (adj.) rough, harsh, adverse
aspicio 3 (verb) to look at
assimilor 1 (verb) to be similar, imitate
astutia , -ae (noun) cleverness, slyness William of Auvergne on Spiders
attenuo 1 (verb) to reduce, weaken, diminish
attraho 3 (verb) to draw in, attract Albertus Magnus on Veins and Arteries
auctoritas , -is (noun) authority
australis , -e (adj.) southern
auxilium , -i (noun) help, assistance, aid
avaritia , -ae (noun) greed, avarice
avis , -is, -ium (noun) bird
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