miseria, -ae,f., misery, unhappiness, misfortune
* misericordia, -ae,f., pity, mercy, sympathy
misericors,gen. -cordis, pitiful, compassionate
miseror, -r
, -
tus sum, pity
mtig
(1), soften, lighten, ease, alleviate
mtis, -e, mild, soft, gentle
* mitt, -ere, m
s
, missum, send; throw, cast; let go, omit, pass over
moderti
, -
nis,f., moderation, self-control, temperance
modertus, -a, -um, moderate, temperate, restrained; adv. moder
t
modestia, -ae,f., moderation (cp. modus), sobriety, modesty
modicus, -a, -um, moderate
* modo,adv., only, merely, just; just now; modo…modo, now…now, at one time…at another
* modus, -, m., measure, quantity, limit, due measure, moderation; mode, way, manner, method; kind, sort; quem ad modum, in what way, how, as; eius mod
, of that sort, of such sort
moechor, -r
, -
tus sum, commit adultery
* moenia, -ium,n. pl., city walls, fortifications
ml
s, -is,f., mass, large structure, difficulty
molestia, -ae,f., trouble, annoyance
molestus, -a, -um, troublesome, annoying, disagreeable
molli (4), soften; moderate
mollis, -e, soft
mmentum, -
, n., lit. movement, motion, moment; influence, importance
monachus, -, m., monk (ML)
monastrium, -
, n., monastery (EL)
* mone, -
re, -u
, -itum, advise, warn, instruct
monitus, -s,m., admonition, advice
* mns, -ntis,m., mountain
mnstrum, -i,n., monster
montnus, -a, -um, of the mountains, mountainous; mont
nus, -
, m., a mountaineer
* monumentum, -, n., reminder; monument, record
* mora, -ae,f., delay
mr
lit
s, -t
tis,f., moral interpretation (EL)
morbus, -, m., disease, sickness
* morior, -, mortuus sum, die
moror, -r
, -
tus sum, delay
* mors, -rtis,f., death
morsus, -s,m., a biting, bite; teeth
mortlis, -e, mortal
* mortuus, -a, -um, dead
mrum, -
, n., mulberry
mrus, -
, f., mulberry tree