medeor, -
r
, + dat., heal, cure; correct
medcna, -ae,f., medicine, remedy
medicus, -, m., doctor, physician
mediocris, -e, moderate, medium; ordinary, mediocre; adv. mediocriter
meditor, -
r, -tus sum, think over, plan; practice
* medius, -a, -um, middle; with partitive force, the middle of, the midst of; medium, -, n., the middle, center
Med
saeus, -a, -um, Medusa-like
meherculeor-cle ( = m Herculs iuvet), interjection, by Hercules, certainly; cp. hercule
mel, mellis,n., honey
membrum, -, n., limb, member
memin, -isse,defective in perf. system with “present” meaning, remember, think of (+ gen. or acc.)
memor,gen. memoris, (adj. of 1 ending in nom.), mindful
memorbilis, -e, memorable
* memoria, -ae,f., memory
memoriter,adv., from memory, by heart
memor
(1), mention, recount
mendcus, -a, -um, poor, beggarly; mendcus, -, m., beggar
* mns, mentis,f., mind, reason, understanding; soul, spirit; intention
mnsa, -ae,f., table; food, course
mnsis, -is,m., month
mnsra, -ae,f., measure, amount
menti, -nis,f., mention
mentior, -r, -tus sum, lie, say falsely, break one’s word
merctor, -ris,m., merchant, trader
mercnnrius, -, m., hireling, mercenary
mercs, -dis,f., reward, pay, wages, income
* mere, -re, -u, -itum,and deponentmereor, -r, meritus sum, deserve, earn, merit; serve as a soldier
mereor,deponent: seemere
meretrcius, -a, -um, of a prostitute, meretricious
meretrx, -trcis,f., prostitute
merg, -ere, mers, mersum, sink, drown, overwhelm
merdis, -di , m., midday; south
merit, adv., deservedly
meritum, -, n., merit, desert, worth; benefit, service
merum, -, n., unmixed wine
Messna, -ae,f., a town in northeastern Sicily on the Straits of Messina
messis, -is,f., harvest
-met,intensive suffix added to certain pronominal forms, self, own
mta, -ae,f., a turning post (on a racecourse); goal, end, boundary
Metellus, -, m., a Roman nomen
