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| ISBN-13: | 9781598565249 |
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| Publisher: | Hendrickson Publishers, Incorporated |
| Publication date: | 05/17/2011 |
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Dictionary of Ecclesiastical Latin
By Hendrickson Publishers
Hendrickson Publishers Marketing, LLC
Copyright © 2009 Hendrickson Publishers Marketing, LLCAll rights reserved.
ISBN: 978-1-59856-524-9
CHAPTER 1
A
a:interj.; ah
a, ab, abs:prep. w. abla.; by, from
Áaron -ónis, or indecl.: m.; Aaron, brother of Moses
ábacus -i: m.; small table for cruets, credence, shelf in wall near altar
abaliéno -áre: (1); alienate, go away, depart, separate, remove, legally transfer
abámita -ae: f.; female ancestor, sister (of the following word)
ábavus -i: m.; great-great-grandfather, ancestor, forefather
Ábba:indecl.; Aramaic; Father
ábbas -abbátis: m.; abbot; see Appendix
abbátia -ae: f.; abbey, abbacy
abbatiális -is -e: pertaining to an abbot or abbey
abbátia nullíus: abbey exempt from ecclesiastical jurisdiction
abbatíssa -ae: f.; abbess
abbreviátor -óris: m.; one who makes abstracts from papal bulls
abbrévio -áre: (1); shorten, cut off, abbreviate
Abdías -ae: m.; Obadiah, a minor prophet; a book of the O.T.
abdicátio -ónis: f.; a renouncing, disowning
ábdico -áre: (1); renounce, abandon, give up
abdíco -ere -dixi -dictum: (3); disapprove of
ábditum -i: n.; hidden place, lair, secret
ábditus -a -um: concealed, hidden
ábdo -ere -didi -ditum: (3); hide, conceal, secrete
abdúco -ere -dúxi -dúctum: (3); lead away, carry away, seduce
abecedárium -ii: n.; the alphabet
abecetuórium -ii: n.; the act of tracing Greek and Latin alphabets on the floor while consecrating a church
Ábel: -élis, or indecl.,Abélus -i: m.; Abel
ábeo -íre -ívi -itum: (4); go away
aberrátio -ónis: f.; relief from anything irksome, diversion
abérro -áre: (1); go astray, wander
ab extrínseco: from the outside, externally
ab hómine: by or from a man; ecclesiastical penalty inflicted by a judge
abhórreo -horrére -hórrui: (2); shrink back or away from
Abías -ae: m.; Abia
abício:seeabjício
abiégnus -a -um: of fir
ábiens -eúntis: pres. part. ofábeo
ábies -etis: f.; fir tree
abietárius -ii: m.; carpenter
ábigo -ere - égi -áctum: (3); banish, drive away
ab inítio: from the beginning
ab intrínseco: from the inside, internally
ab ipso (ípsa) convénto(-ta):see Appendix
Ábiron:indecl.; Abiram, a conspirator against Moses and Aaron
ábitus -us: m.; departure
abjécte: cowardly
abjéctio -ónis: f.; outcast; casting out
abjício (abício) -ere -jéci -jéctum: (3); refuse, throw away, cast off, debase, degrade, abandon
abjúdico -áre: (1); take away by judgment, deny an oath
abjúngo -ere -júnxi -júnctum: (3); unlock, unloose
abjurátio -ónis: f.; abjuration, foreswearing, denial under oath, perjury; see Appendix
abjúro -áre: (1); deny an oath, perjure
ablácto -áre: (1); wean
ablátor -óris: m.; one who takes away
ablátus -a -um: perf. pass. part. ofaúfero
ablegátio -ónis: f.; a sending away
ablégo -áre: (1); send off or away, remove
ábluo -ere -lui -lútum: (3); wash, cleanse
ablútio -ónis: f.; washing, ablution, pouring on, mixture of water and wine in the liturgy
abnegátio -ónis: f.; denial
abnegatívus -a -um: negative
abnegátor -óris: m.; a denier
ábnego -áre: (1); deny, refuse, be unwilling
abnórmis -is -e: unconventional, abnormal, irregular
ábnuo -ere -ui -úitum: (3); deny, refuse by nod of the head, reject
abnúto -áre: (1); deny repeatedly, refuse often by nod of the head
abóleo -ére -évi -itum: (2); destroy, abolish, terminate
abolésco -ere -évi: (3); decay little by little, vanish, cease
abolítio -ónis: f.; a removing, abolition, annulling, withdrawal
abólla -ae: f.; thick woolen cloak
abominábilis -is -e: detestable, hateful, worthy of destruction
abominátio -ónis: f.; detestation, aversion, loathing
abóminor -ári: dep. (1); abhor, hate, detest, loath
abórior -íri -órtus: dep. (4); disappear, pass away, set, miscarry, fail
abortívus -a -um: untimely, prematurely born, abortive
abórtus -us: m., abortívum -i: n.; abortion, miscarriage
ábra -ae: f.; maid
abrádo -rádere -rási -rásum: (3); rub off, take away, erase
Abrahámus -i, indecl. in the Psalms: m.; Abraham
abrenunciátio -ónis: f.; repudiation, renouncing
abrenúntio -áre: (1); renounce
abrípio -ere -rípui -réptum: (3); drag or tear away
abrogátio -ónis: f.; revocation, formal repeal; see Appendix
ábrogo -áre: (1); revoke, abrogate, annul
abrúmpo -ere -rúpi -rúptum: (3); loosen, separate, break
abrúptio -ónis: f.; a tearing away, a rending asunder, a divorce
abrúptus -a -um: steep, precipitous, broken off from, separated
abs:prep. w. abla.; by, from
Ábsalom:indecl.; Absalom, son of David and Maacah
abscédo -ere -céssi -céssum: (3); retire, depart
abscéssio -ónis: f.; separation, a going away
abscéssus -us: m.; death
abscído -ere -cídi -císsum: (3); cut off
abscíndo -ere -cidi -scíssum: (3); tear away, cut off
abscónditum -i: n.; a hidden place or thing; inabscóndito: in secret
abscónditus -a -um: hidden, concealed, secret, unknown, obscure, out of sight;abscóndite:adv.
abscóndo -ere -didi -ditum: (3); hide, conceal
abscónsio -ónis: f.; a shelter
abscónsus -a -um: hidden, secret, concealed, unknown
ábsens -éntis: absent; pres. part. ofábsum
abséntia -ae: f.; absence
absída -ae: f.; apse, apsis
absidátus -a -um: vaulted, arched
absidiále -is: n., absidióla -ae: f.; a smaller apse flanking a larger one
absílio -íre: (4); leap up, jump up; fly away
absímilis -is -e: unlike, dissimilar
absínthium -ii: n., absínthius -ii: m.; see absýnthium
ábsis -ídis: f.; apse
absísto -ere -stiti: (3); be exiled, cease, depart, withdraw
ábsit: God forbid, far be it
absolútio -ónis: f.; absolution, forgiveness, sacramental remission of sin; see Appendix
absolutórius -a -um: of or relating to absolution or acquittal
absolútus -a -um: perfect, complete, absolute; absolúte:adv.
absólvo -ere -sólvi -solútum: (3); absolve, pardon, release, forgive
absónus -a -um: unsuitable, incongruous; discordant
absórbeo -ére -ui -órptum: (2); swallow, gulp, absorb
ábsque:prep. w. abla.; without, apart from
abstémius -a -um: temperate, abstemious, abstaining
abstérgeo -ére -térsi -térsum: (2); blot out, wipe away
abstérreo -ére: (2); frighten away, deter, remove
ábstinens -éntis: temperate, abstinent
abstinéntia -ae: f.; abstinence, moderation, not eating certain foods
abstíneo -ére -ui -téntum: (2); abstain, hold back, refrain
abstráctio -ónis: f.; detachment, removal
ábstraho -ere -tráxi -tráctum: (3); bring forth, drag or draw away
abstrúdo -ere -úsi -úsum: (3); hide, conceal
ábsum -esse, áfui, afutúrum: be absent, be away
absúmo -ere -súmpsi -súmptum: (3); take away, lessen, destroy; consume
absúrde: absurdly, irrationally, discordantly
absúrditas -átis: f.; incongruity, absurdity
absýnthium -ii: n.; wormwood, absynth
Ábula -ae: f.; Avila
abúndans -ántis: rich, abundant, overflowing, abounding in, copious; abundánter,abúnde:adv.;abundántius:comp. adv.
abundántia -ae: f.; abundance, plenty, prosperity, richness
abúndo -áre: (1); abound, overflow, be rich, have abundance of
abúsio -ónis: f.; scorn, contempt
abúsor -óris: m.; abuser
abúsus -us: m.; wasting, using up, consuming, abuse, misuse
abútor -úti -úsum: dep. (3); abuse, misuse, destroy
abýssus -i: f.; abyss, the depths, the sea; place of the dead
a capélla: in chapel style, without musical accompaniment
ac: and, as
académia -ae: f.; academy, college
académicus -a -um: academic
Accaronítae -árum: m. pl.; people of Accaron or Ekron
acathólicus -a -um: non-Catholic; acathólice:adv.
accédit -ere: (3); impers.; it is added
accédo -ere -céssi -céssum: (3); approach, come near, accede, approve, assent to
accelerátio -ónis: f.; hastening
accélero -áre: (1); hurry, hasten
accéndo -ere -di -cénsum: (3); inflame, kindle, set fire to
accénseo -ére -ui -cénsum: (2); add, reckon in addition, count, number
accensíbilis -is -e: burning
accéntus -us: m.; accent; parts sung by celebrant in the liturgy
acceptábilis -is -e: acceptable, pleasing
accéptio (acceptátio) -ónis: f.; respect, acceptance, agreeing; favoritism; distinction; see Appendix
accépto -áre: (1); accept, receive
accéptus -a -um: acceptable, worthy, agreeable, welcome; as a n. noun: receipt
accérso (arcésso) -ere -sívi -sítum: (3); summon, call, arraign
accéssio -ónis: f.; entrance, admission, addition, accession
accessórius -a -um: accessory, adjunct; accessórie:adv.
accéssus -us: m.; approach, access; increase; inspection, examination
áccidens -éntis: n.; accident
accidéntia -órum: n. pl.; appearances, accidents
áccido -ere -cidi: (3); happen, take place, occur, come to pass; arrive, fall down upon
accíngo -ere -cínxi -cínctum: (3); gird, equip
áccio -íre -ívi(-ii) -ítum: (4); summon, call to, procure, take
accípio -ere -cépi -céptum: (3); accept, receive, take
accípiter -tris: m.; hawk
acclamátio -ónis: f.; exclamation, ceremonial greeting, a shout (usually, but not always) of approval
acclámo -áre: (1); cry out at, shout, exclaim
acclínis -is -e: bowing, leaning
acclíno -áre: (1); lean on or against
acclívis -is -e: inclined upward, ascending, steep
áccola -ae: c.; sojourner
áccolo -ere -ui -cúltum: (3); dwell by or near
accommodátio: -ónis: f.; adjusting, compliance, indulgence
accómmodo -áre: (1); adjust, incline, accommodate, put on, fit
accrédo -ere -crédidi -créditum: (3); believe
accrésco -ere -crévi -crétum: (3); grow, increase
accrétio -ónis: f.; increment, increase
accúbitus -us: m.; prostration, repose, reclining at table; seat, couch
áccubo áre: (1); lie down, recline
accúmbo -ere -cúbui -cúbitum: (3); sit at table, recline
accumulátio -ónis: f.; a heaping up, accumulation
accúmulo -áre: (1); heap up, augment, accumulate
accurátio -ónis: f.; carefulness, accuracy
accurátus -a -um: accurate, exact, careful; accuráte:adv.
accúrro -ere -cúrri(-cucúrri) -cúrsum: (3); occur, run to meet
accusátio -ónis: f.; accusation
accusátor -óris: m.; accuser
accusatórius -a -um: accusatory, of an accusation
accúso -áre: (1); accuse, blame, call to account publicly
acédior -ári: dep. (1); be pained, be wearied, be morose
acéphalus -a -um: without a head, unattached, without an ecclesiastical superior
ácer, ácris, ácre: ardent, bitter, sharp, keen; ácriter:adv.
acérbitas -tátis: f.; bitterness, evil, sinfulness
acérbus -a -um: bitter, sour, sharp, harsh; acérbe:adv.
acérra -ae: f.; casket or boat or container for incense
acérvo -áre: (1); heap up, amass
acérvus -i: m.; heap, pile, multitude of similar objects
acescéntia -ae: f.; acidity, sourness
acésco -ere, ácui: (3); become or turn sour
acetábulum -i: n.; dish, bowl
acétum -i: n.; vinegar, acid
achátes -ae: m.; agate
Achaz:seeAhaz
Achímelech:seeAhímelech
acícula -ae: f.; pin
ácidus -a -um: sour, tart; harsh; sharp; ácide : adv.
ácies -éi: f.; sharpness, acuity, keenness, edge; eye, pupil of eye; line of battle
ácinum -i: n., ácinus -i: m.; grape, stone of a grape, berry
acistárium -ii: n.; monastery
aclouthía -ae: f.; liturgical rite, Divine Office, in Eastern rite Churches
acolythátus -us: m.; acolyte or order of acolyte
acólythus -i: m.; acolyte
acquiésco -ere -quiévi -quiétum: (3); be satisfied with, follow, agree
acquíro -ere -quisívi -quisítum: (3); procure, acquire
acquisítio -ónis: f.; purchase, acquisition
acquisítus -a -um: acquired
ácra -órum: n., ácra -ae: f.; promontory, headland
ácriter: keenly, sharply, violently
acroáticus -a -um: designed for hearing only; esoteric
Act.:abbrev. ofÁcta Apostólorum; the Acts of the Apostles
ácta -órum: n. pl.; things done, acts, accomplishments, decisions, records of a process, register of public acts; see Appendix
Ácta Apostólicae Sédis: the Acts of the Apostolic See, official Vatican publication
Ácta Mártyrum: the Acts of the Martyrs
Ácta Sánctae Sédis: the Acts of the Holy See, now ÁctaApostólicae Sédis
Ácta Sanctórum: the Acts of the Saints
actinósus -a -um: glorious, full of rays
áctio -ónis: f.; action, deed, process, suit
áctio gratíarum: thanksgiving
Áctio sacrífica: Eucharistic Sacrifice
actívitas (actuósitas) -átis: f.; activity, movement, action
actívus (actuósus) -a -um: active, practical; actíve:adv.
áctor -óris: m., áctrix -ícis: f.; doer, petitioner, plaintiff, actor, agent
actuális -is -e, actuósus -a -um: actual, practical, active; actuóse:adv.
actuálitas -tátis: f.; reality, existence
actuárius -ii: m.; clerk, register, secretary, actuary
áctuo -áre: (1); implement, actuate
actuósitas -átis: f.; activity
actuósus:seeactívusoractuális
áctu: actually
áctus -a -um: perf. pass. part. ofágo
áctus -us: m.; deed, act, work, office, the doing of an action; see Appendix
áctus nóxius: sin
acúitas -átis: f.; insight, sharpness, perception
acúleus -i: m.; sharp point, sting
acúmen -inis: n.; keenness, sharp point
acúo -ere -ui -útum: (3); sharpen, exercise
acupictúra -ae: f.; embroidery
ácus -us: f.; needle, pin
acutále: somewhat sharply
acútus -a -um: sharp, sharpened, keen, pointed, acute; bis acútus: two-edged
acystérium -ii: n.; monastery
ad:prep. w. acc.; to, toward, at, against, near, unto
ad amússim: exactly, accurately
ad beneplácitum nóstrum: at our good pleasure
ad cautélam: for caution or safety
ad díem: on the day
ad éxtra: external, outward
ad extrémum: finally
ad hoc: for this purpose, moreover, besides
ad hóminem arguméntum: an argument based on principles admitted by an opponent
ad hunc módum: in this way
ad id quod: beside that
ad intentiónem dántis: according to the intention of the donor
ad ínterim: in the meantime
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