Ab (ā before consonants)

minor, minārī, minātus sum = to threaten (+ dative)

[menace, minacious, minaciousness, minacity, minatory, mminent, imminence, imminency, eminence, eminency, eminent, eminent domain]

minor, minus = smaller [comminute, diminish, diminuendo, diminution, diminutive, minuet, minify, minima, minimal, minimifidian, minimize, minimum, miniscule, minister, minometer, minor, minority, minuend, minus, minuscule, minute, minutia, minutiae]

minuō, minuere, minuī, minūtus/a/um = to lessen, reduce, decrease [comminute, diminish, diminuendo, diminution, diminutive, minuet, minify, minima, minimal, minimifidian, minimize, minimum, miniscule, minister, minometer, minor, minority, minuend, minus, minuscule, minute, minutia, minutiae]

mīror, mīrārī, mīrātus sum = to wonder at admire [admirable, admirably, admiration, admirative, admire, admired, admirer, admires, admiring, admiringly, marvel, marvelous, marvelously, marvelousness, miracle, miraculous, miraculousness, miraculously, mirador, mirage, Miranda, mirific, mirifical, mirror, mirrors, mirrored, mirroring, mirror like, mirror-like, mirrorlike]

mīrus, mīra, mīrum = wonderful; amazing [admirable, admirably, admiration, admirative, admire, admired, admirer, admires, admiring, admiringly, marvel, marvelous, marvelously, marvelousness, miracle, miraculous, miraculousness, miraculously, mirador, mirage, Miranda, mirific, mirifical, mirror, mirrors, mirrored, mirroring, mirror like, mirror-like, mirrorlike]

misceō, miscēre, miscuī, mixtus/a/um = to mix, mingle [admix, admixture, antimiscegenation, commix, commixture, immiscible, meddle, medley, misce, Mix., miscegenation, miscellanea, miscellaneous, miscellaneously, miscellany, miscible, mix, mixture, promiscuity, promiscuous, promiscuously, remix, remixture]

miser, misera, miserum = unhappy, sad, miserable [miser, misery, commiserate, miserable]

mittō, mittere, mīsī, missus/a/um = to send, shoot, let go [admission, admittance, commissar, commissary, commission, commit, committee, compromise, demise, demit, dismiss, dismissal, emissary, emission, emit, immit, intermission, intermittent, intromission, manumission, manumit, mass, message, missal, missile, mission, missionary, missive, noncommittal, omission, omit, permission, permit, premise, pretermit, pretermission, promise, promissory, remiss, remission, remittance, submission, submissive, submit, surmise, transmission, transmit]

modestus, modesta, modestum = moderate, modest [accommodate, accommodation, Amplitude Modulation, commode, commodious, commodity, countermeasure, discommode, immoderate, immoderately, immoderation, immodest, incommode, measure, modal, modalism, modality, mode, model, moderate, moderation, modern, modernism, modernist, modernity, modernization, modernize, modest, modesty, modification, modifier, modify, modulate, modulation, module, modus operandi; M.O., modus vivendi, mold, molding, mood, mould, ultramodern]

modicus, modica, modicum = moderate, small [accommodate, accommodation, Amplitude Modulation, commode, commodious, commodity, countermeasure, discommode, immoderate, immoderately, immoderation, immodest, incommode, measure, modal, modalism, modality, mode, model, moderate, moderation, modern, modernism, modernist, modernity, modernization, modernize, modest, modesty, modification, modifier, modify, modulate, modulation, module, modus operandi; M.O., modus vivendi, mold, molding, mood, mould, ultramodern]

modo = only [accommodate, accommodation, Amplitude Modulation, commode, commodious, commodity, countermeasure, discommode, immoderate, immoderately, immoderation, immodest, incommode, measure, modal, modalism, modality, mode, model, moderate, moderation, modern, modernism, modernist, modernity, modernization, modernize, modest, modesty, modification, modifier, modify, modulate, modulation, module, modus operandi; M.O., modus vivendi, mold, molding, mood, mould, ultramodern]

modo…modo = now…now [accommodate, accommodation, Amplitude Modulation, commode, commodious, commodity, countermeasure, discommode, immoderate, immoderately, immoderation, immodest, incommode, measure, modal, modalism, modality, mode, model, moderate, moderation, modern, modernism, modernist, modernity, modernization, modernize, modest, modesty, modification, modifier, modify, modulate, modulation, module, modus operandi; M.O., modus vivendi, mold, molding, mood, mould, ultramodern]

modus, modī M. = way, kind, sort omnī modō = in every way; eiusmodi = of this kind, sort [accommodate, accommodation, Amplitude Modulation, commode, commodious, commodity, countermeasure, discommode, immoderate, immoderately, immoderation, immodest, incommode, measure, modal, modalism, modality, mode, model, moderate, moderation, modern, modernism, modernist, modernity, modernization, modernize, modest, modesty, modification, modifier, modify, modulate, modulation, module, modus operandi; M.O., modus vivendi, mold, molding, mood, mould, ultramodern]

moenia, moenium N. pl. = (city) walls

mōlēs, mōlis F (genitive pl: mōlium) = mass, huge bulk; (figurative) difficulty [mole, molecular, molecule, gram-molecular weight]

molestus, molesta, molestum = annoying, bothersome [molest, molestation, molester]

mollis, molle = soft, gentle [mollification, mollifier, mollify, emollient, emollience, emulce, demulceate, demulceation, demulcent, demulcetive, demulcify, demulcing, demulsibility]

moneō, monēre, monuī, monitus/a/um = to advise, warn [admonish, admonition, admonitory, demonetization, demonetize, demonetise, demonstrativeness, demonstrator, demonstrater, mint, mintage, minter, monetary, monetarily, monetize, money, Juno Moneta (a name related to the goddess Juno “The Warner”), money mad, monition, monitor, monitoring, monster, monstrance, monstricide, monstrosity, monstrous, monstrously, monstrousness, monstrum (s), monstra (pl), multimonstrous, Quod erat demonstrandum. = “That which was to be demonstrated [or proven].”, Quod erat demonstrandum, Q.E.D., QED, undemonstrable, undemonstrative, undemonstratively, counterdemonstration, counterdemonstrator, demonstrable, demonstrability, demonstrableness, demonstrably, demonstrance, demonstrate, demonstrates, demonstrating, demonstrated, demonstration, demonstrative, demonstratively]

mōns, montis M = mountain, hill [amount, catamount, demountable, dismount, dismountable, insurmountable, insurmountably, marmot, misotramontanism, misotramontanist, montage, monticolous, monticola, mound, mount, mountain, mountaineer, mountainous, mountainously, mountebank, paramount, piedmont, promontory, remount, rodomontade, surmount, surmountable, tantamount, ultramontane, ultramontanism, ultramontanist, Vermont]

mōnstrō, mōnstrāre, mōnstrāvī, mōnstrātus/a/um = to show [admonish, admonition, admonitory, demonetization, demonetize, demonetise, demonstrative, demonstrativeness, demonstrator, demonstrater, mint, mintage, minter, monetary, monetarily, monetize, money, Juno Moneta (a name related to the goddess Juno “The Warner”), money mad, monition, monitor, monitoring, monster, monstrance, monstricide, monstrosity, monstrous, monstrously, monstrousness, monstrum (s), monstra (pl), multimonstrous, Quod erat demonstrandum. = “That which was to be demonstrated [or proven].”, Quod erat demonstrandum, Q.E.D., QED, undemonstrable, undemonstrative, undemonstratively, counterdemonstration, counterdemonstrator, demonstrable, demonstrability, demonstrableness, demonstrably, demonstrance, demonstrate, demonstrates, demonstrating, demonstrated, demonstration, demonstrative, demonstratively, remonstrance]√

morbus, morbī M. = disease [morbid, morbid, morbidity, morbidness, morbidostatic, morbific, morbigenous, morbose, morbosity, morbus, morbus cardiacus, morbus cordis, morbus coxae senilis, morbus errorum (vagabondus), morbus gallicus, morbus , iseriae, morbus nauticus (navalis, naviticus), morbus vulpis]

morior, morī, mortuus sum = to die [abmortal, admortal, amort, amortality, amortization, amortize, ante mortem, benemortasia, biomort, biomortia, immortable, immortal, immortality, immortalizable, immortalize, moratia, moratic, morgue, moribund, moribundity, mortal, mortality, mortgage, mortician, mortient, mortiferous, mortific, mortification, mortified, mortify, mortinality, mortisemblant, mortuary, neomort, neomortia, nomomortia, oxymortia, postmortem, premortal, premortient, premortuary, rigor mortis, tychemortia]

moror, morārī, morātus sum = to delay, linger [moratorium, moratory]

mors, mortis F. = death [abmortal, admortal, amort, amortality, amortization, amortize, ante mortem, benemortasia, biomort, biomortia, immortable, immortal, immortality, immortalizable, immortalize, moratia, moratic, moribund, moribundity, mortal, mortality, mortgage, mortician, mortient, mortiferous, mortific, mortification, mortified, mortify, mortinality, mortisemblant, mortuary, neomort, neomortia, nomomortia, oxymortia, postmortem, premortal, premortient, premortuary, rigor mortis, tychemortia]

mortālis, mortāle = mortal [abmortal, admortal, amort, amortality, amortization, amortize, ante mortem, benemortasia, biomort, biomortia, immortable, immortal, immortality, immortalizable, immortalize, moratia, moratic, moribund, moribundity, mortal, mortality, mortgage, mortician, mortient, mortiferous, mortific, mortification, mortified, mortify, mortinality, mortisemblant, mortuary, neomort, neomortia, nomomortia, oxymortia, postmortem, premortal, premortient, premortuary, rigor mortis, tychemortia]

mortuus, mortua, mortuum = dead [abmortal, admortal, amort, amortality, amortization, amortize, ante mortem, benemortasia, biomort, biomortia, immortable, immortal, immortality, immortalizable, immortalize, moratia, moratic, moribund, moribundity, mortal, mortality, mortgage, mortician, mortient, mortiferous, mortific, mortification, mortified, mortify, mortinality, mortisemblant, mortuary, neomort, neomortia, nomomortia, oxymortia, postmortem, premortal, premortient, premortuary, rigor mortis, tychemortia]

moveō, movēre, mōvī, mōtus/a/um = move [commotion, countermove, countermoving, demote, demotion, emote, emotion, emotional, immovable, locomotion, locomotive, moment, momentaneous, momentary, momentous, momentum, motile, motility, motion, motivate, motivation, motive, motometer, motor, nastic movement, promote, promoter, promotion, remote, removal, remove; automobile, demobilize, immobile, immobility, immobilization, locomobile, mob (= mobile vulgus), mobile, mobile vulgus, mobility, mobilization, mobilize, mobilophilist, mobocracy, palatum mobile]

mox = soon, presently (adverb)

mulier, mulieris F. = woman, wife [muliebral, muliebria, muliebrile, muliebrious, muliebrous, muliebrity, mulier, mulierly, mulierose, mulierosity, mulier puisine, mulierty]

mulsum, mulsī N = wine sweetened with honey

multitūdō, multitūdinis F = multitude, crowd [multangular, multangulum, multi-access, multiarticular, multibibe, multicasting, multicavous, multicellular, multiciliate, multicolor, multicostate, multicultural, multidentate, multidigitate, multidimensional, multidirectional, multidisciplinary, multidiscipline, multiethnic, multifaceted, multifactorial, multifarious, multifid, multiflorous, multifluvian, multifoil, multifoliate, multifoliolate, multiform, multifunctional, multigenerational, multigravida, multijugate, multilateral, multilateralism, multilingual, multilingualism, multilobar, multilobular, multiloquacious, multimammae, multimedia, multimeter, multimillionaire, multimonstrous, multinational, multiopoly, multipara, multiparous, multiped, multipede; multipedal, multiple, multiple hamartomas, multiplex, multiplicand, multiplication, multiplicative, multiplicity, multiplier, multiply, multipolar, multipotent, multipotential, multiradicate, multisect, multisection, multisense, multisensory, multistratal, multitentacular, multitentaculate, multitude, multitudinous, multivalent, multivoltine, multocular, multungulate]

multus, multa, multum  usually in plural multī, multae, multa = much (singular); many (plural) [multangular, multangulum, multi-access, multiarticular, multibibe, multicasting, multicavous, multicellular, multiciliate, multicolor, multicostate, multicultural, multidentate, multidigitate, multidimensional, multidirectional, multidisciplinary, multidiscipline, multiethnic, multifaceted, multifactorial, multifarious, multifid, multiflorous, multifluvian, multifoil, multifoliate, multifoliolate, multiform, multifunctional, multigenerational, multigravida, multijugate, multilateral, multilateralism, multilingual, multilingualism, multilobar, multilobular, multiloquacious, multimammae, multimedia, multimeter, multimillionaire, multimonstrous, multinational, multiopoly, multipara, multiparous, multiped, multipede; multipedal, multiple, multiple hamartomas, multiplex, multiplicand, multiplication, multiplicative, multiplicity, multiplier, multiply, multipolar, multipotent, multipotential, multiradicate, multisect, multisection, multisense, multisensory, multistratal, multitentacular, multitentaculate, multitude, multitudinous, multivalent, multivoltine, multocular, multungulate]

murmur, murmuris N. = murmur, rumble [murmur, murmuring]

mūrus, mūrī M = wall [antemural, extramural, immure, intramural, intra muros = “Within the walls”, mural, muralist, murally]

mussō, mussāre, mussāvī, mussātus/a/um = to mutter [mutter]

mūtō, mūtāre, mūtāvī, mūtātus/a/um = to change [commute, immutable, molt, mutable, mutant, mutate, mutation, mutual, permutation, permute, remuda, transmutation, transmute]

nam = for, indeed; because, since namque = since, because

nārrō, nārrāre, nārrāvī, nārrātus/a/um = to tell, tell a story [narratable, narrate, narration, narrative, narratively, narrator]

nāscor, nāscī, nātus sum = to be born [adnascent, agnate, antenatal, cognate, connate, connately, denationalization, denationalize, denaturalization, denaturalize, denature, innate, innately, impregnate, international, internationalism, internationalist, internationalization, internationalize, internationally, intranatal, naive, naively, naivitee, nascence, nascency, nascent, Nascentes morimur finisque ab origine pendet = “From the moment of birth, we begin to die and the end hangs from the beginning.” (From Manilius, in his Astronomica. An alternate meaning: “Every day, starting from birth, we die a little.”), natal, naticide, nation, national, nationalism, nationalist, nationality, nationalization, nationalize, nationally, native, natively, nativity, natural, naturalesque, naturalism, naturalist, naturalization, naturalize, naturally, naturalness, nature, naturopathy, naturopathy, naturopath, naturopathic, neonatal, neonate, neonatus, perinatal, perinatally, perinatologist, perinatology, postnatal, pregnancy, pregnant, pregnantly, prenatal, preternatural, preternaturally, puny, renaissance, renascence, renascent, supernatural, supernaturalism, supernaturally, ultranationalism, unnatural, unnaturally]

nāsus, nāsī M. = nose [nasal, nasales, nasalita, nasalization, nasalize, nasally, nasillate, nasitis, nasoantritis, nasobronchial, nasofrontal, nasograph, nasolabial, nasological, nasologist, nasology, nasopalatine, nasophranx, nasophryngitis, nasoplasty, nasoscope, nasoseptal, nasoseptitis, nasosinusitis, nasospinale, nasus, nasute, nasutus, postnasal]

nātiō, nātiōnis F. = tribe, “nation” [adnascent, agnate, antenatal, cognate, connate, connately, denationalization, denationalize, denaturalization, denaturalize, denature, innate, innately, impregnate, international, internationalism, internationalist, internationalization, internationalize, internationally, intranatal, naive, naively, naivitee, nascence, nascency, nascent, Nascentes morimur finisque ab origine pendet = “From the moment of birth, we begin to die and the end hangs from the beginning.” (From Manilius, in his Astronomica. An alternate meaning: “Every day, starting from birth, we die a little.”), natal, naticide, nation, national, nationalism, nationalist, nationality, nationalization, nationalize, nationally, native, natively, nativity, natural, naturalesque, naturalism, naturalist, naturalization, naturalize, naturally, naturalness, nature, naturopathy, naturopathy, naturopath, naturopathic, neonatal, neonate, neonatus, perinatal, perinatally, perinatologist, perinatology, postnatal, pregnancy, pregnant, pregnantly, prenatal, preternatural, preternaturally, puny, renaissance, renascence, renascent, supernatural, supernaturalism, supernaturally, ultranationalism, unnatural, unnaturally]

natō, natāre, natāvī, natātūrus/a/um = to swim [circumnatant, contranatant, contranatation, denatant, denatation, enatant, enatation, innatant, natant, natation, natatorial, natator, natatorium (s), natatoria (pl), natatory, supernatant]

nauta, nautae F. = sailor [ad nauseam, aeronausiphobia, aeronaut, aeronautics, aeronautism, aquanaut, argonaut, argonautic, astronaut, astronautical, astronautics, bioastronautic, bioastronautics, cosmonaut, cosmonautic, cosmonautics, cybernaut, hydronaut, internaut, lunarnaut, naulage, naumachia, naumachy, naupathia, nauropometer, nauscopia, nauscopy, nausea, nauseant, nauseate, nauseated, nauseating, nauseous, nauseously, nauseousness, nausifugic, nautical, nautic, nautiloids, nautilus, nautomania, nautophobia, nautumephilist, oceanaut, oneironaut, shuttlenaut]

nāvigō, nāvigāre, nāvigāvī, nāvigātus/a/um = to sail [bionavigate, bionavigation, circumnavigable, circumnavigate, circumnavigation, circumnavigator, Galileo Navigation System, Global Navigation Satellite System (GLONASS), morbus nauticus (navalis, naviticus) = seasickness, naval, navarch, nave, navicular, navigability, navigable, navigably, navigate, navigation, navigator, navvy, navy]

nāvis, nāvis F. (gen. plural: nāvium) = ship [bionavigate, bionavigation, circumnavigable, circumnavigate, circumnavigation, circumnavigator, Galileo Navigation System, Global Navigation Satellite System (GLONASS), morbus nauticus (navalis, naviticus) = seasickness, naval, navarch, nave, navicular, navigability, navigable, navigably, navigate, navigation, navigator, navvy, navy]

Neāpolis, Neāpolis F. = Naples [Naples, Neapolitan] Neāpolim = to Naples (accusative of motion towards)

nē (+ subjunctive mood) = lest, in order that not, in order not to (purpose clauses); let...not (hortatory subjunctive)

nec/neque = (1) and…not, (2) nor nec/neque… nec/neque = neither…nor

necesse est (+ infinitive) = it is necessary [necessarily, necessary, necessitate, necessitous, necessitously, necessitousness, necessitude, necessity, unnecessarily, unnecessary]

necō, necāre, necāvī, necātus/a/um = to kill; murder [internecine, internecinal, interneciary, pernicion, perniciosiform, perniciosity, pernicious, pernicious anemia, perniciously, perniciousness]