Language Latin: Names And Words

Description:	Latin, the language of the Romans, since around 600 BC until around 500 AD, ancestor of all Romance languages (Italian, Spanish, French etc), after 500 AD widely used as the language of the European scholars
Family/group:	Romance family

Word	Language	Translations	Name Groups
abundus	Latin	overflowing, abundant	Abbondio
acus	Latin	the needle	Eglantine
aemulus	Latin	imitating, rivaling	Emil/Emily
aer	Latin	the air	Aria
afer	Latin	African	Afra, África
agnellus	Latin	the little lamb	Aniello/Aniella
agnus	Latin	the lamb	Agnes, Aniello/Aniella
albus	Latin	white	Alba, Alban/Albane, Albin/Albina
almus	Latin	nourishing	Alma
amandus	Latin	lovely	Amando/Amanda
amantius	Latin	loving	Amantius
amare	Latin	to love	Amadeus/Amedea, Mabel
amatus	Latin	beloved	Amatus/Amata
angelicus	Latin	angelic, like an angel	Angelica
angelus	Latin	the angel	Angelus/Angela
aperire	Latin	to open	April
aqua	Latin	the water	Daxton
ara	Latin	the altar	Araceli
arcus	Latin	the bow	Archer
aries	Latin	ram	Aries
artus	Latin	tight	Arthur
arx	Latin	the fortress	Darcy/Darcy
augustus	Latin	august, dignified, holy	August/Augusta
aula	Latin	the palace	Aulo
aura	Latin	the air, the slight breath	Aura
aureolus	Latin	golden	Oriol
aureus	Latin	golden	Aurel/Aurelia, Oria
aurora	Latin	the dawn	Aurora
aurum	Latin	the gold	Auriana, Aurica
autumnus	Latin	the autumn	Autumn
auxilium	Latin	the help, the aid, the support	Ausilio/Ausilia
avis	Latin	the bird	Evelyn
baiulus	Latin	the porter, the messenger	Bailey/Bailey
balbus	Latin	stammering	Balbina
barbari	Latin	the barbars, the stammering people	Barbara
bassus	Latin	thick, fat, low	Basso
beare	Latin	to make happy	Beatrix
beatus	Latin	happy	Beat/Beate, Beatrix
bellus	Latin	pretty, beautiful	Bellino/Bellina
benedicere	Latin	to bless	Benedict/Benedikta
benignus	Latin	benign, kind, friendly	Benigna/Benigno
blaesus	Latin	lisping	Blaise
blandus	Latin	flattering	Blanda
bonus	Latin	good	Bonifatius, Homobono
britannia	Latin	England	Brittany
cadere	Latin	to fall	Chance
caecus	Latin	blind	Cecil/Cecilia
caedere	Latin	to cut, to excise (cut something out of something)	Cäsar/Cesira
caelum	Latin	the sky, the heaven	Araceli, Celio/Celina
calandrus	Latin	the lark (a bird)	Calandra
camillus	Latin	the acolyte	Camillo/Camilla
candela	Latin	the light, the candle	Chandler/Chandler
candidus	Latin	white, candid	Candido/Candida
canon	Latin	the rule	Canon
caper	Latin	the male goat	Caprice
cappa	Latin	the head covering	Capucine
caritas	Latin	the charity	Caritas, Charity
carmen	Latin	the song	Carmine/Carmen
carus	Latin	dear, beloved	Carissima, Cherish, Karin
cassus	Latin	empty, vain	Cassius/Cassia
castrum	Latin	the fort (a permanent army post)	Chester
castus	Latin	pure	Chastity
catalus	Latin	the puppy (a young dog)	Catello
catellus	Latin	the puppy (a young dog)	Catello
celsus	Latin	tall, high	Celso
christianus	Latin	christian	Christian/Christine
clarus	Latin	clear, bright	Clare, Clarence
claudus	Latin	lame, limping	Claudius/Claudia
clemens	Latin	merciful, gentle	Clement/Clemence/Clementine
clericus	Latin	the cleric	Clark
cluere	Latin		Clelia
coelestis	Latin	heavenly, of the sky	Celestine/Cölestina
colonia	Latin	the colony	Lincoln
columba	Latin	the dove	Callum, Colombe, Columbano
concipere	Latin		Concepción, Concetta
Consolari	Latin	to solace	Consolata
constare	Latin	to withstand	Konstantin/Konstanze
cor	Latin		Cordula
corallium	Latin	the coral	Coral
cordus	Latin		Cordula
cornu	Latin	the horn	Cornelius/Cornelia
corona	Latin	the crown, the garland	Corona
corvus	Latin	the raven	Corey/Corey, Corvin, Korbinian
credere	Latin	to believe	Creed
crescere	Latin	to grow	Crescenzio/Crescentia
crispus	Latin	curly haired	Crispin/Crispina
cupa	Latin	the barrel, the tub	Cooper
curis	Latin		Quirin/Quirina
datus	Latin	given	Adeodato/Adeodata
dea	Latin	the goddess	Dea
decem	Latin	ten (the number 10)	Decimo
decimus	Latin	tenth (10th)	Decimo
deliciae	Latin	the delights, the pleasures	Delicia
desiderium	Latin	the longing, the desire	Desiderio/Desiree
destinare	Latin	to determine, to destine	Destin/Destiny
deus	Latin	God	Adeodato/Adeodata, Amadeus/Amedea, Diosa, Solideo/Solidea
dignus	Latin	worthy	Degna, Digna
diligo	Latin		Diletta
divus	Latin	the divine	Divo
do	Latin	to give	Adeodato/Adeodata