dict.cc
dict.cc
EN/LA
⇄
Translation
English / Latin
⇄
×
äöüß...
Recent Searches
Shuffle
Quiz Game
Trainer
Login
Latin - English
✔
More Languages ...
Dark Mode
Use Desktop Website
Legal Information
Old Version
Dark Mode
Recent Searches
Shuffle
Quiz
Trainer
Login
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
X
Y
Z
«
previous
|
next page
»
Page 1 of 2 for the letter
R
in the Latin-English dictionary
⇄
«
⇄
»
Page 1/2 for
R
rabidus
frenzied
mad
raging
wild
rabies
{f}
madness
rabiosulus
rather furious
rabiosus
frenzied
mad
rabid
raving
radere
[3]
to scrape
to scratch
to shave
radiare
[1]
to beam
to radiate light
to shine
radiatus
radiant
radiating
radicitus
completely
completely and utterly
utterly
radicula
{f}
little root
herb.
rootlet
radioactivus
[rec.]
radioactive
radiographia
{f}
[rec.]
radiograph
radiophonum
{n}
[rec.]
radio
radiotherapia
{f}
[rec.]
radiation therapy
med.
radiotherapy
med.
radix
{f}
root
raedarius
{m}
driver
ramosus
having many branches
ramus
{m}
bough
branch
med.
twig
rapere
[3]
to carry off
to pillage
rapidus
fast
rapid
raptor
{m}
robber
rarus
rare
thin
ratio
{f}
mind
[intention, aim]
ratiuncula
{f}
poor reason
reapse
actually
recidivus
recurring
recordari
[1]
to remember
recordatio
{f}
memory
recollection
recta
straight ahead
redemptio
{f}
redemption
reditus
{m}
return
refugium
{n}
refuge
regina
{f}
queen
regio
{f}
region
regnare
[1]
to reign
regnum
{n}
authority
kingdom
realm
rule
relicus
left
relicuus
left
religio
{f}
religion
<rel.>
relig.
relinquere
[3]
to leave (behind)
reliquus
left
reminisci
[3]
to remember
removere
[2]
to remove
to take away
ren
{m}
kidney
anat.
renes
{m.pl}
kidneys
anat.
renovare
[1]
to renew
renovatio
{f}
renewal
renovation
restoration
reperire
[4]
to find
[discover, detect]
repetitio
{f}
repetition
repletus
full
reprehendere
[3]
to reprehend
res
{f}
affair
circumstance
deed
event
fact
matter
object
occurrence
thing
residere
[2]
to abide
to linger
to reside
responsum
{n}
respondence
resurrectio
{f}
resurrection
retardatio
{f}
delay
revera
in fact
reverens
reverent
reverentia
{f}
reverence
rex
{m}
king
Rhenus
{m}
Rhine
geogr.
rhetoricus
of rhetoric
rhetorical
rhinoceros
{m}
rhinoceros
«
⇄
»
Page 1/2 for
R
rabidus
frenzied
rabidus
mad
rabidus
raging
rabidus
wild
rabies
{f}
madness
rabiosulus
rather furious
rabiosus
frenzied
rabiosus
mad
rabiosus
rabid
rabiosus
raving
radere
[3]
to scrape
radere
[3]
to scratch
radere
[3]
to shave
radiare
[1]
to beam
radiare
[1]
to radiate light
radiare
[1]
to shine
radiatus
radiant
radiatus
radiating
radicitus
completely
radicitus
completely and utterly
radicitus
utterly
herb.
radicula
{f}
little root
radicula
{f}
rootlet
radioactivus
[rec.]
radioactive
radiographia
{f}
[rec.]
radiograph
radiophonum
{n}
[rec.]
radio
med.
radiotherapia
{f}
[rec.]
radiation therapy
med.
radiotherapia
{f}
[rec.]
radiotherapy
radix
{f}
root
raedarius
{m}
driver
ramosus
having many branches
ramus
{m}
bough
med.
ramus
{m}
branch
ramus
{m}
twig
rapere
[3]
to carry off
rapere
[3]
to pillage
rapidus
fast
rapidus
rapid
raptor
{m}
robber
rarus
rare
rarus
thin
ratio
{f}
mind
[intention, aim]
ratiuncula
{f}
poor reason
reapse
actually
recidivus
recurring
recordari
[1]
to remember
recordatio
{f}
memory
recordatio
{f}
recollection
recta
straight ahead
redemptio
{f}
redemption
reditus
{m}
return
refugium
{n}
refuge
regina
{f}
queen
regio
{f}
region
regnare
[1]
to reign
regnum
{n}
authority
regnum
{n}
kingdom
regnum
{n}
realm
regnum
{n}
rule
relicus
left
relicuus
left
relig.
religio
{f}
religion
<rel.>
relinquere
[3]
to leave (behind)
reliquus
left
reminisci
[3]
to remember
removere
[2]
to remove
removere
[2]
to take away
anat.
ren
{m}
kidney
anat.
renes
{m.pl}
kidneys
renovare
[1]
to renew
renovatio
{f}
renewal
renovatio
{f}
renovation
renovatio
{f}
restoration
reperire
[4]
to find
[discover, detect]
repetitio
{f}
repetition
repletus
full
reprehendere
[3]
to reprehend
res
{f}
affair
res
{f}
circumstance
res
{f}
deed
res
{f}
event
res
{f}
fact
res
{f}
matter
res
{f}
object
res
{f}
occurrence
res
{f}
thing
residere
[2]
to abide
residere
[2]
to linger
residere
[2]
to reside
responsum
{n}
respondence
resurrectio
{f}
resurrection
retardatio
{f}
delay
revera
in fact
reverens
reverent
reverentia
{f}
reverence
rex
{m}
king
geogr.
Rhenus
{m}
Rhine
rhetoricus
of rhetoric
rhetoricus
rhetorical
rhinoceros
{m}
rhinoceros
«
previous
|
next page
»
Page 1 of 2 for the letter
R
in the Latin-English dictionary
⇄
To translate another word just start typing!
Legal Information
© dict.cc 2023