* red-d
, -ere, -did
, -ditum, give back, return, restore
* red-e, -re, -i, -itum, go back, return
red-im, -ere, -
m, -mptum, buy back, ransom, buy
red-itus, -
s,m., a going back, return
red-und (1), overflow, flow freely, abound in
re-fell, -ere, -fell, disprove, refute
* re-fer, -ere, rettul, rel
tum, bring back, report; record
r-fert, -ferre, -tulit,impers., it matters, it is important
refertus, -a, -um (referci), crammed, crowded with (+ gen. or abl.)
re-fici, -ere, -fc, -fectum, repair, restore, refresh
refrgerium, -, n., lit. a cooling; refreshment, consolation (EL)
refrger (1), to cool (off)
re-fugus, -a, -um, fugitive, receding
rgia, -ae,f., royal palace
rgna, -ae,f., queen
Rgn, -rum,m., people of Regium, a town in southern Italy opposite Messina
* regi, -nis,f., region, district
Rgium, -, n., town in southern Italy
* rgius, -a, -um, royal
* rgn (1), be king, reign
* rgnum, -, n., kingdom, realm
* reg, -ere, -rx, rctum, guide, direct; rule
re-gredior, -, -gressus sum, go back, retreat, withdraw
Rgulus, -, m., Roman cognomen; espec. M. Atilius Regulus, famous for loyalty to his oath in 1st Punic War
r-iecti, -nis,f., rejection
re-labor, -, -lapsus sum, slip, glide, or sink back
relax (1), relax, loosen
re-lev (1), lift up; relieve, lighten
* religi, -nis,f., religious ceremony or scruples, worship, sacred obligation
religis, adv., conscientiously, devoutly
* religisus, -a, -um, holy; pious, devout
* relinqu, -ere, -lqu, -lictum, leave; abandon, desert, give up
* reliquus, -a, -um, remaining, rest (of), other
re-lce, -re, -lx, shine out
re-mane, -re, -mns, -mnsum, remain, continue, abide
remedium, -, n., remedy
re-mtior, -r, -mnsus sum, measure again, measure back
rmigium, -, n., lit. a rowing; rowing motion (of wings), wing power
remissi, -nis,f., a relaxing, relaxation, slackening, remission, forgiveness
re-mitto, -ere, -ms, -missum, send back, send off, give up, forgive, remit
