latine-English FreeDict+WikDict dictionary
edition published: 2018-05-21
language: la; en
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A (n)
A

Abdera (pn)
Abdera

Achaicus (adj)
Achaean

Achilles (pn)
Achilles

Adamus (pn)
Adam

Aeneis (pn)
Aeneid

Aesculapius (pn)
Aesculapius, Asclepius

Aethiopicus (adj)
Ethiopian

Aetolus (adj)
Aetolian

Agamemnon (pn)
Agamemnon

Alexander (pn)
Alexander

Alpes (pn)
Alps

America (n)
America, Americas

America Septentrionalis (pn)
North America

Anna Bolina (pn)
Anne Boleyn

Antium (pn)
Anzio

Aomoria (pn)
Aomori

Arar (pn)
Saône

Ararat (pn)
Ararat

Argentina (pn)
Argentina

Argentoratum (pn)
Strasbourg

Armenia (pn)
Armenia

Athena (pn)
Athena

Athesis (n)
Adige

Attabaliba (n)
Atahualpa

Augustonemetum (pn)
Clermont-Ferrand

Australia (pn)
Australia

Avadia (pn)
Awaji Island

Balderus (pn)
Balder

Bellovacum (pn)
Beauvais

Benedictinus (adj)
Benedictine

Benedictus (adj)
Benedict

Benedictus XVI (pn)
Pope Benedict XVI

Berolina (n)
Berolina

Berolinum (pn)
Berlin

Bithynia (pn)
Bithynia

Biva (pn)
Biwako

Budda (pn)
Buddha

Burdigala (pn)
Bordeaux

Burgundia (pn)
Burgundy

Byzantium (pn)
Byzantium

Cairus (pn)
Cairo

Cameoca (pn)
Kameoka

Capricornus (pn)
Capricorn, Capricornus

Carolus (pn)
Charles

Casachia (pn)
Kazakhstan

Casachus (pn)
Cossack, Kazakh

Catalonia (pn)
Catalonia

Catharina Aragonensis (pn)
Catherine of Aragon

Cevenna (pn)
Cévennes

Charon (pn)
Charon

Christianus (adj)
Christian

Ciusium (pn)
Kyushu

Cobeum (pn)
Kobe

Colcata (pn)
Calcutta

Confucius (pn)
Confucius, Kʼung Fu‐Tzu

Cottidae (n)
sculpin

Cracovia (pn)
Cracow, Krakow

Cyrus (pn)
Cyrus

Dellium (pn)
Delhi

Demeter (pn)
Demeter

Deva (pn)
Dewa

Diana Francisca Spencer (pn)
Diana, Princess of Wales

Dolomiani montes (pn)
Dolomites

Dolomitae (pn)
Dolomites

Dolomiti (pn)
Dolomites

Duranius (pn)
Dordogne

Editha (n)
Edith

Elisabetha (n)
Elizabeth

Ernestus (n)
Ernest

Espo (pn)
Espoo

Europa (pn)
Europe, Europa

Evencus (pn)
Evenki, Tungus

Fatima (pn)
Fatima

Figenoiama (pn)
Mount Fuji

Finnia (pn)
Finland

Francia (pn)
France, Franconia

Franciscus (pn)
Francis

Franciscus Xaverius (pn)
Francis Xavier

Francofurtum (pn)
Frankfurt

Francus (pn)
franco, French, Francese, Franco, Frank, Frankish

Frenoiama (pn)
Mount Hiei

Fucuoca (pn)
Fukuoka

Fusius (pn)
Mount Fuji

Ganga (pn)
Ganges

Germanicus (adj)
Germanic, German

Graecia (pn)
Greece

Gregorianus (adj)
Gregorian

Gryffindor (pn)
Gryffindor

Helsinkium (pn)
Helsinki

Hispanicus (adj)
Spanish, Hispanic

Holmia (pn)
Stockholm

Horsfordia (pn)
Horsforth

Hufflepuff (pn)
Hufflepuff

Iabel (pn)
Jabal

India (pn)
India

Isicava (pn)
Ishikawa

Islandia (n)
Iceland

Italia (pn)
Italy

Iunnanum (pn)
Yunnan

Landsknectus (n)
landsknecht

Latium (pn)
Latium, Lazio

Liger (pn)
Loire

Londinium (pn)
London

Lucas (pn)
Luke, Lucas

Lutetia (pn)
Paris, Lutetia

Lycaonia (pn)
Lycaonia

Mahometes (pn)
Mohammed

Mater Theresia (pn)
Mother Teresa

Megapodius (n)
megapode, mound-builder

Moenus (pn)
Main

Ottomannicus (adj)
Ottoman

Persa (n)
Persian

Persia (n)
Persia

Persicus (adj)
Persian, peach, peach tree

Persis (n)
Persia

Philippi (pn)
Philippi

Philippinae (pn)
Philippines

Philippus (pn)
Philip

Pyrene (pn)
Pyrenees

Ravenclaw (pn)
Ravenclaw

Rhodanus (pn)
Rhône

Sacaium (pn)
Sakai

Siculus (adj)
Sicilian

Silesiacus (adj)
Silesian

Sinae (pn)
China

Slytherin (pn)
Slytherin

Thuringia (n)
Thuringia

Tibetum (pn)
Tibet, Lhasa

Tocio (pn)
Tokyo

Toneus (pn)
Tone River

Turca (n)
turk

Turcomannus (pn)
Turkmen, turcomano

Turcus (pn)
Turk, Turkish

Uigurus (pn)
Uigur, Uyghur

Uloa (pn)
Oulu

Uranus (pn)
Uranus

Ursa Maior (pn)
Great Bear

Usbecus (pn)
Uzbek

Vacasa (pn)
Wakasa

Vandalus (pn)
Vandal, Vandals

Varsovia (pn)
Warsaw

Vasconia (pn)
Basque Country

Versaliae (pn)
Versailles

Vindobona (pn)
Vienna

Vitzliputzli (pn)
Huitzilopochtli

Vosegus (pn)
Vosges

Xanthippus (pn)
Xanthippus

Xuntienum (pn)
Shuntian

Zeylanicus (adj)
Sinhalese

Zoroastreus (adj)
Zoroastrian

ab
from, since, by

abaculus (n)
abaculus, tessera

abduco (v)
detach, lead

abeo (v)
go away, leave

abhinc
ago, from now on, henceforth

absens (participle)
absent

abstinens (participle)
abstinent

abstinenter (adv)
abstinently

abutor (v)
consume, abuse, use

accipio (v)
accept

acervus (n)
heap, pile

acies (n)
edge, line of battle

acriter (adv)
fiercely, sharply

actinidia (n)
kiwi fruit

actinium (n)
actinium

aditus (n)
approach

adoro (v)
adore, petition, venerate

adulescentia (n)
adolescence, youth

adultus (adj)
adult

adverbium (n)
adverb

aedificium (n)
building

aedilis (n)
aedile

aequilibrium (n)
equilibrium

aestimo (v)
appraise

agnus (n)
lamb

agricola (n)
farmer

aio (v)
affirm, assent, yes

alces (n)
elk, moose

alibi (adv)
elsewhere

alienus (adj)
strange, alien, foreign

aliquis (pronoun)
somebody, someone, something

aliter (adv)
otherwise

aloe (n)
aloe

alopex (n)
arctic fox, long-tailed thresher shark

alouatta (n)
alouatte, howler monkey

alpha (n)
alpha

altitudo (n)
height, depth

aluminium (n)
aluminium, aluminum

amen (adj)
amen

americium (n)
americium

amicitia (n)
friendship

amita (n)
aunt

amitina (n)
cousin

ample (adv)
widely

ancora (n)
anchor

anguis (n)
snake

aniba (n)
mango

anima (n)
breath

annuus (adj)
annual

anser (n)
goose

anxietas (n)
anxiety, anxiousness

anxifer (adj)
anxiety

anxitudo (n)
anxiety, anxiousness

anxius (adj)
anxious, anxiety, uneasy

appropinquo (v)
approach

apud
by

aquaeductus (n)
aqueduct

aquarius (n)
Aquarius

aquilus (adj)
dark brown

arbiter (n)
arbitrator, eyewitness

archicancellarius (n)
archchancellor

archiepiscopus (n)
archbishop

archon (n)
archon

archontologia (n)
archontology

arduus (adj)
steep, towering

argenteus (adj)
silver

argentum (n)
silver

argon (n)
argon

aristocratia (n)
aristocracy

arrenicum (n)
arsenic

asplenum (n)
miltwaste, spleenwort

aster (n)
aster

astrolabium (n)
astrolabe

astronomia (n)
astronomy

ateles (n)
spider monkey

atomicus (adj)
atomic

atque (conjunction)
as

attingo (v)
reach

auris (n)
ear

aut (conjunction)
or

autem (conjunction)
moreover, nevertheless, yet

avidus (adj)
greedy, desiring

avis (n)
bird

avunculus (n)
uncle

avus (n)
grandfather, grandpa

axis (n)
axis, axle, axletree

balaena (n)
whale

balaeniceps (n)
shoebill, whalehead

barba (n)
beard

barbarus (adj)
alien, foreign, peregrine

barium (n)
barium

batis (n)
samphire

be (n)
bee

bellicus (adj)
bellicose, martial

bellum (n)
war

bellus (adj)
beautiful, pretty

belua (n)
beast, monster

beneficentia (n)
beneficence, kindness

beneficium (n)
favor, service, beneficence

berkelium (n)
berkelium

bestia (n)
beast, brute

binio (n)
deuce, two

bis (adv)
twice

bisemutum (n)
bismuth

bisextus (n)
leap day

bohrium (n)
bohrium

boreas (pn)
boreas

bos (n)
bull, cow

botanica (n)
botany

bovinus (adj)
bovine

bracchium (n)
arm, forearm

bradypus (n)
sloth

brassica (n)
cabbage

bromidum (n)
bromide

bursa (n)
purse

caco (v)
defecate

cadmium (n)
cadmium

caecus (adj)
blind, dark, invisible, hidden, obscure

caerimonia (n)
ceremony

caeruleus (adj)
blue

caesium (n)
caesium, caesium (en)

caesius (adj)
gray-blue

calidus (adj)
warm, hot

californium (n)
californium

calycera (n)
calycera

campanula (n)
bellflower, campanula

candidus (adj)
white

caninus (adj)
canine

caper (n)
billy goat, buck, goat

cappa (n)
kappa

caprinus (adj)
caprine, goatish

carbonium (pn)
carbon

carmen (n)
song

casa (n)
house

castellum (n)
castle, fort

caupona (n)
tavern

causa (n)
cause

ce (n)
cee

celeber (adj)
populous, famous

cena (n)
dinner

centesimus (adj)
hundredth

cerium (n)
cerium

chemia (n)
chemistry

chi (n)
chi

chiliometrum (n)
kilometer, kilometer (en)

chromium (n)
chromium

civis (n)
citizen

civitas (n)
state, citizenship

clarus (adj)
renowned, bright, clear, famous

classis (n)
fleet

cobaltum (n)
cobalt

coccineus (adj)
skarlet

coclear (n)
spoon

cogito (v)
think, consider

colloquium (n)
conversation

colloquor (v)
converse

commentarius (n)
notebook

computatrum (n)
computer

coniux (n)
husband, wife

consobrinus (n)
cousin

copia (n)
copy, chance, opportunity, troups

coppa (n)
koppa, qoppa

cornix (n)
crow

cornu (n)
horn

cotidie (adv)
daily

cramum (n)
cream, crème

crax (n)
curassow

credibilis (adj)
credible

crocodilus (n)
crocodile

crypton (n)
krypton

cuprum (n)
copper

curculio (n)
weevil

curium (pn)
curium

curro (v)
run

cymitharra (n)
scimitar

damma (n)
fallow deer

darmstadtium (n)
darmstadtium

dasypus (n)
armadillo

debeo (v)
owe

decennium (n)
decade

decimus (n)
tenth

decoctum (n)
decoction

decurro (v)
flow, stream

defendeo (v)
defend

delta (n)
delta

democratia (n)
democracy

despero (v)
despair

determino (v)
determine

diabetes (n)
diabetes

dies (n)
day, daytime

dies Lunae (n)
Monday

dies Martis (n)
Tuesday

dies Saturni (n)
Saturday

dies Solis (n)
Sunday

dies Veneris (n)
Friday

difficilis (adj)
difficult

digamma (n)
digamma

digitus (n)
finger

dignitas (n)
dignity

dignus (adj)
worthy

diphthongus (n)
diphthong

discipulus (n)
pupil, student

discrimen (n)
crisis

diu (adv)
for a long time

dives (adj)
rich, precious, magnificent

dollarium (n)
dollar

domina (n)
mistress, lady

dominus (n)
master, lord

donec (conjunction)
as long as

donum (n)
gift

draco (n)
dragon, Draco

dualitas (n)
duality

dubnium (n)
dubnium

ducatus (n)
duchy

dum (conjunction)
until, while

duodecim (adj)
twelve

duodeviginti (adj)
eighteen

dysprosium (n)
dysprosium

ebur (n)
ivory

eburneus (adj)
ivory-colored

echinus (n)
sea urchin, hedgehog

ef (n)
ef

effugio (v)
escape

ego (pronoun)
I

eicio (v)
eject, expel, run aground, shipwreck, wreck

einsteinium (n)
einsteinium

elephantus (n)
elephant

elinguatio (n)
elinguation

eloquens (adj)
eloquent

em (n)
em

entomologia (n)
entomology

ephemera (n)
mayfly

epistula (n)
letter

epsilon (n)
epsilon

eques (n)
knight, horseman, rider, Equestrian, Equites, Knight

equester (adj)
equestrian

erbium (n)
erbium

ergo
because of

ergo (adv)
therefore, hence

esurio (v)
hunger

eta (n)
eta

etiam (conjunction)
also, too

europium (n)
europium

facultas (n)
faculty

familia (n)
family

fermium (n)
fermium

ferrum (n)
iron

filia (n)
daughter

filius (n)
son

flammeus (adj)
fire-red

flumen (n)
river

folium (n)
leaf

forficula (n)
earwig

formica (n)
ant, pismire

francium (n)
francium

frater (n)
brother

frigidus (adj)
cold, cool

fugio (v)
escape, flee, fly, vanish

gadolinium (n)
gadolinium

gallina (n)
hen

gallium (n)
gallium

gangraena (n)
gangrene

gener (n)
son-in-law

genetivus (adj)
genitive

genius (n)
genius

germanium (n)
germanium

glacies (n)
ice

glaucus (adj)
glaucous

gloria (n)
glory, fame

gradus (n)
grade

grando (n)
hail

gryllus (n)
cricket, grasshopper

gryps (n)
griffin

ha (n)
aitch

hafnium (n)
hafnium

haruspex (n)
haruspex

hassium (n)
hassium

hasta (n)
spear, pike

herba (n)
herb, grass, herbaceous plant

hibernus (adj)
wintry

hiems (n)
winter

hilaris (adj)
cheerful, merry

hilarus (adj)
cheerful, merry

hinc (adv)
hence

historicus (adj)
historical, historic, historian

hodie (adv)
today

holmium (n)
holmium

homonymus (adj)
homonymous

hora (n)
hour

hostilis (adj)
hostile, of the enemy, unfriendly

hyaena (n)
hyaena, hyaena (en)

hydrargyrum (n)
mercury, quicksilver, hydrargyrum

hydrochloridum (n)
hydrochloride

iacto (v)
catapult

iam (adv)
already, longer

ianua (n)
door

icterus (n)
jaundice, oriole, troupial

imber (n)
rain, rainstorm

immo (adv)
on the contrary

imo (adv)
on the contrary

impensa (n)
charges

incendium (n)
fire, conflagration

incipio (v)
begin, start

indium (n)
indium

insero (v)
insert

insula (n)
island, isle

intellego (v)
understand, realise

inter
among, between, entre

intereo (v)
perish

investio (v)
equip

iota (n)
iota

ipse (pronoun)
himself

iridium (n)
iridium

iudex (n)
judge

ka (n)
kay

labes (n)
architrave

lacerta (n)
lizard

lactuca (n)
lettuce

lagopus (n)
arctic fox, hare’s-foot clover, ptarmigan

lagothrix (n)
woolly monkey

lana (n)
wool

lanterna (n)
lamp, lantern

lapis (n)
stone, milestone

latro (n)
bandit, brigand, robber

latrocinium (n)
brigandage, robbery

leaena (n)
lioness

legitimus (adj)
legitimate, legal, lawful

leoninus (adj)
leonine

letum (n)
death

libellula (n)
dragonfly

liberalis (adj)
generous, freedom, gentlemanlike

linguisticus (adj)
linguistic

lis (n)
struggle

litera (n)
letter

littera (n)
letter

litterae (n)
letter

lividus (adj)
blue

lumbago (n)
lumbago

lupus (n)
wolf, wolffish

luteus (adj)
clay coloured

lynx (n)
lynx

macropus (n)
kangaroo, Macropus

maestus (adj)
sad, dejected

magnopere (adv)
greatly, very

malleus (n)
hammer, mallet

mane (adv)
morning, early

mane (n)
morning

manis (n)
pangolin

mantis (n)
mantis

marca (n)
Finnish, Mark, mark, markka

martyr (n)
martyr

martyrium (n)
martyrdom

mathematica (n)
mathematics

media publica (n)
mass media

medicinus (adj)
medical

mediocris (adj)
mediocre, moderate, middling

medius (adj)
middle

mel (n)
honey

mensa (n)
table

mentior (v)
lie

merda (n)
shit

meus (adj)
mine, my

miles (n)
soldier

miliardum (n)
billion, milliard, thousand million

milliardum (n)
billion, milliard, thousand million

miser (adj)
unhappy, wretched

miserabilis (adj)
miserable, wretched

misericordia (n)
compassion, pity

misericors (adj)
compassionate, pitiful

modo (adv)
just, only

monarcha (n)
monarch

morbus (n)
disease, sickness

moribundus (adj)
fatal, moribund, mortal, dying

mortalis (adj)
mortal

mortuus (adj)
dead

mox (adv)
soon

muntiacus (n)
muntjac

munus (n)
gift

munusculum (n)
small gift

myrmecophaga (n)
anteater

nauta (n)
sailor, mariner

necessarius (adj)
necessary

nefas (n)
sin, sinner, evil-doer, iniquity, outrage

nequiquam (adv)
reason, vain

nimbus (n)
rain cloud

nisi (conjunction)
[[if]] [[not]], except

niveus (adj)
snowy, snow, snow-white

nongenti (adj)
nine hundred

nosocomium (n)
hospital

nubes (n)
cloud

numerus (n)
number, melody, stains

nunc (adv)
now

nusquam (adv)
nowhere

ny (n)
nu

ob
because of, in front of

oboedio (v)
listen, obey

obscurus (adj)
dark, obscure

obtineo (v)
get

occiduus (adj)
western

octingenti (adj)
eight hundred

octosyllabus (adj)
octosyllabic

oculus (n)
eye, houseleek

omega (n)
omega

omicron (n)
omicron

onca (n)
jaguar

operistitium (n)
strike

oppidulum (n)
town

oppidum (n)
town, fortification, fortress, fort

orca (n)
grampus, killer whale, orca

oreonax (n)
yellow-tailed woolly monkey

origo (n)
origin

osculum (n)
kiss, mouth

otitis (n)
otitis

pagus (n)
shire

palatinatus (n)
palatinate

palma (n)
palm

pardus (n)
leopard

pars (n)
part

pauper (adj)
poor

pavo (n)
peacock, peafowl

pax (n)
peace

pe (n)
pee

pedester (adj)
pedestrian

perenne (adv)
year-round

periculosus (adj)
dangerous, hazardous, perilous

persaepe (adv)
very often

phi (n)
phi

philargyria (n)
avarice

philosophus (adj)
philosopher, philosophical

phoca (n)
seal

pi (n)
pi

pictor (n)
painter

placeo (v)
please, be

plaga (n)
region

plumbum (n)
lead

poetica (n)
poetry

popina (n)
pub

praefero (v)
bring forward

priscus (adj)
old

procul
far from

profero (v)
ask for

promethium (n)
promethium

proprietas (n)
property

psi (n)
psi

pudu (n)
pudu

puer (n)
boy

pulex (n)
flea

pullus (adj)
black

pumilus (adj)
dwarfish

quadrigae (n)
quadriga

quadringenti (adj)
four hundred

qualis (pronoun)
which

quattuordecim (adj)
fourteen

queror (v)
complain, lament, bewail

quincunx (n)
quincunx

quindecim (adj)
fifteen

quingenti (adj)
five hundred

quod (conjunction)
because, that

quoniam (conjunction)
because

recyclo (v)
recycle

reduvia (n)
hangnail

refello (v)
lay bare

regius (adj)
royal

relativus (adj)
relative

remedium (n)
remedy, medicine

reptilia (n)
reptiles

res publica (n)
republic, commonwealth

rho (n)
rho

ridiculus (adj)
funny, humorous, laughable

rosa (n)
rose

rosmarus (n)
walrus

rubicundus (adj)
red

rubidium (n)
rubidium

rubidus (adj)
red

rublus (n)
rouble, ruble

rufus (adj)
rufous

rus (n)
countryside, country, manor, seat

rusticus (adj)
rural, rustic

rutherfordium (n)
rutherfordium

sacerdos (n)
priest, priestess

sagus (adj)
wise

sampi (n)
sampi

san (n)
san

sanctus (adj)
holy

sanguis (n)
blood

sapere (v)
smack, taste

satis (adv)
enough

saxum (n)
rock, stone

scientia mediorum (n)
media studies

sciurus (n)
squirrel

scopus (n)
hammerkop, target

scorpio (n)
scorpion, Scorpio, Scorpius

sector (n)
sector

securitas (n)
security

sed (conjunction)
but

septem (adj)
seven

septentrio (n)
Big Dipper, Plough

septingenti (adj)
seven hundred

sequor (v)
follow

serra (n)
saw

servus (n)
slave

sescenti (adj)
six hundred

sextus (n)
sixth

si (conjunction)
if

sidus (n)
constellatio

sigma (n)
sigma

signum (n)
sign

silvester (adj)
wooded, wild, of woods

silvestris (adj)
wooded, wild, of woods

simia (n)
ape

similiter (adv)
similarly

sobrina (n)
cousin

soror (n)
sister

sors (n)
share

specto (v)
look at, watch

spero (v)
hope

statua (n)
statue

studiosus (adj)
studious, eager, zealous

sugo (v)
suck

surdus (adj)
deaf

synonymum (n)
synonym

taceo (v)
be silent, say nothing

tachyglossus (n)
echidna

tantalum (n)
tantalum

tarandrus (n)
reindeer, caribou

tarmes (n)
termite, woodworm

tau (n)
tau

taurus (n)
bull

taxonomia (n)
taxonomy

tellurium (n)
tellurium

tenebrae (n)
darkness, obscurity

teneo (v)
hold, take

ter (adv)
thrice

terbium (n)
terbium

tertius (adj)
third

testa (n)
pot

textus (n)
text

thequondo (n)
taekwondo

theta (n)
theta

thorium (n)
thorium

thous (n)
crab-eating fox

thulium (n)
thulium

tiro (n)
beginner, learner, recruit

titanium (n)
titanium

toga (n)
toga

tonsus (n)
haircut, hairdo, hairstyle

trecenti (adj)
three hundred

tredecim (adj)
thirteen

tulipa (n)
tulip

tum (adv)
then

tunc (adv)
then

tunga (n)
chigoe

tunica (n)
tunic

tursio (n)
porpoise

tuus (adj)
your, yours

ubi (adv)
where

ubique (adv)
everywhere

ulcus (n)
ulcer

umbella (n)
umbrella, parasol

umbra (n)
shadow, shade

unda (n)
wave

unde (conjunction)
d'on, whence

undecim (adj)
eleven

undeviginti (adj)
nineteen

undique (adv)
from, in

unicus (adj)
unique, only, singular

ununbium (n)
ununbium

ununhexium (n)
ununhexium

ununoctium (n)
ununoctium

ununpentium (n)
ununpentium

ununquadium (n)
ununquadium

ununseptium (n)
ununseptium

ununtrium (n)
ununtrium

unununium (n)
unununium

urbanus (adj)
urban, of the city (Rome)

urbs (n)
city

urna (n)
urn, pitcher, vase

ursus (n)
bear

usquam (adv)
anywhere

usus (n)
use, custom, practice

vacca (n)
cow

valetudinarium (n)
hospital

vanadium (n)
vanadium

vanitas (n)
vanity, emptiness

velut (adv)
like, as

venatio (n)
hunting

vendo (v)
sell

venenum (n)
poison

ver (n)
spring, springtime

veritas (n)
truth

vermis (n)
worm

verto (v)
turn

vester (pronoun)
your, yours

victor (n)
victor, winner

victoria (n)
victory

victoriosus (adj)
victorious

victrix (n)
winner, victress

vigil (n)
sentinel, watchman

viridis (adj)
green

virilis (adj)
male, manly, virile

vulpes (n)
fox

wisteria (n)
wisteria, wistaria

wolframium (n)
tungsten

xanthosoma (n)
elephant’s ear

xenomorpha (n)
xenomorph

xenon (n)
xenon

xi (n)
xi

xiphias (n)
swordfish

ytterbium (n)
ytterbium

yttrium (n)
yttrium

zelus (n)
jealousy, zeal

zeta (n)
zed, zee, zeta

zincum (n)
zinc

zirconium (n)
zirconium

zodiacus (n)
zodiac, zodiacal

zoologia (n)
zoology