tantummodo,adv., only
* tantus, -a, -um, so great, so much; tantus…quantus, as great…as; tantum as adv., so much; only
tantus-dem, tanta-dem, tantun-dem, just so great or large
tardus, -a, -um, slow, tardy, late; adv. tard
Tarquinius, -
, m., name of two Etruscan kings at Rome, Priscus and Superbus; the latter was the last of the kings at Rome and was expelled in 510 B.C.
Tartara, -
rum,n., Tartarus, in Hades, the region for evil-doers
Tauromenit
nus, -a, -um, of Taormina, a town on the east coast of Sicily
tctum, -, n., roof; dwelling, house
* teg, -ere, tx, tctum, cover, hide; protect
tell
s, -ris,f., earth, land, region
* tlum, -, n., missile, javelin, spear, weapon
Tements, -is,m., a title of Apollo as god of the sacred precinct at Syracuse
temerrius, -a, -um, rash, foolhardy
temer, adv., rashly, heedlessly
temerits, -ttis,f., rashness, foolhardiness; chance, accident
temperantia, -ae,f., moderation, temperance, self-control, restraint, avoidance of excess
temperis, -,f., moderate temperature; calmness, restraint
temper (1), control, observe proper limits, use with moderation, refrain from
tempests, -ttis,f., weather; storm; misfortune
* templum, -, n., sacred area; temple
temptbundus, -a, -um, attempting, feeling one’s way
* tempt (1), test, try, attempt
* tempus, -oris,n., time, period, season, opportunity; crisis, misfortune, extremity; ad tempus, for the time
tend, -ere, tetend, tentumortnsum, stretch; strive, struggle, contend; travel, direct one’s course (sc. iter)
tenebrae, -rum,f. pl., shadows, darkness, gloom
* tene, -re, -u, tentum, hold, contain, possess, check, hold back, restrain
tener, -era, -erum, tender, delicate
tenor, -ris,m., course, continuance
* tenuis, -e, slender, thin, weak, humble, simple; fine, exact
tepe, -re, -u, be warm
ter,adv., three times
Terentia, -ae,f., Terentia, wife of Cicero
Terentius, -, m., a Roman nomen; e.g., C. Terentius Varro, defeated at Cannae in 216 B.C.; M. Terentius Afer, writer of comedy
tergum, -, n., back (part of the body); -terg, in the rear
termin (1), limit, restrict, bound, define
tern, -ae, -a,pl., three each, triple
ter, -ere, trv, trtum, rub, wear out, consume
* terra, -ae,f., earth, land; territory, country; terrmarque, by or on land and sea
terrnus, -a, -um, belonging to the earth, terrestrial
terre, -re, -u, -itum, terrify
