m
tior, -
r, mnsus sum, measure out, measure
* metu
, -ere, metu, dread, fear, be afraid
* metus, -
s,m., fear, dread, anxiety
* meus, -a, -um, my, mine
m, voc. ofmeus;also short form ofmihi
mca, -ae,f., crumb, morsel
mic, -
re, -u, shake, shine, flash, sparkle
Mids, -ae,m., a king of Phrygia
migr (1), depart; transgress
* mles, mlitis,m., soldier
mlia:seemlle
mlitris, -e, military, warlike
mlitia, -ae,f., military service, warfare
* mlle,indecl, adj. in sg., thousand; mlia, -ium,n. pl. noun, thousands
minciter,adv., threateningly
minae, -rum,f. pl., threats
minx,gen. mincis (adj. of 1 ending in nom.), threatening
Minerva, -ae,f., goddess of wisdom and arts
* minim, adv., (superl. ofparum), least, very little; not at all, by no means
minister, -tr, m., servant, attendant, helper, accomplice
ministra, -ae,f., servant
minitbundus, -a, -um, threatening
minitor, -r, -tus sum (+ dat. of pers.), threaten
minor, -r, -tus sum, threaten
minor, minus,compar. ofparvus
Mnos, -is,m., legendary king of Crete
Minucius, -, m., a Roman nomen; e.g., M. Minucius Rufus, magister equitumof the dictator Q. Fabius Maximus in the Second Punic War
* minus,compar. adv. (seeparum), less, too little; not
mintus, -a, -um, small, trifling
mrbilis, -e, wonderful, marvelous, extraordinary
mrculum, -, n., wonder, miracle
mrandus, -a, -um, wonderful, remarkable
* mror, -r, -tus sum, wonder at, admire
* mrus, -a, -um, wonderful, extraordinary
misce, -re, miscu, mixtum, mix, mingle
Msnum, -, n., promontory near Naples
* miser, -era, -erum, wretched, unhappy, sad, miserable
miserbilis, -e, pitiable
miserandus, -a, -um, = miserbilis
misereor, -r, -itus sum, + gen., pity
