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Gallus, Galli (m)
Gaul
gaudeo
I rejoice
gaudere
(godere)
to rejoice
gavisus sum
I rejoiced
gavisus
having rejoiced
gaudium, gaudii (n)
(gioia)
joy
galea, galeae (f)
helmet
gelidus, gelida, gelidum
(gelido/ghiacciato/gelato)
icy, cold, frozen
geminus, gemina, geminum
(gemello)
twin
gemitus, gemitus (m)
(gemito)
groan, sigh
gemo
I groan, sigh
gemere
(gemere)
to groan, sigh
gemui
I groaned, sighed
gemitus
having been groaned, sighed
gena, genae (f)
(guancia)
cheek
genetrix, genetricis (f)
mother
genitor, genitoris (m)
father
gens, gentis (f)
(gente)
family, tribe, race, people
genu, genus (n)
(ginocchio)
knee
genus, generis (n)
race, people, stock; descent, birth, lineage
gladiator, gladiatoris (m)
(gladiatore)
gladiator
gladius, gladii (m)
sword
gloria, gloriae (f)
(gloria)
glory, renown
glorior
I boast
gloriari
to boast
gloriatus sum
I boasted
gloriatus
having boasted
gracilis, gracile
slender; unadorned; simple (thin, poor, meagre)
gradus, gradus (m)
step, pace
gradior
I step, walk
gradi
to step, walk
gressus sum
I stepped, walked
gressus
having stepped, walked
Graecus, Graeca, Graecum
Greek
gramen, graminis (n)
grass
grandis, grandis, grande
(grande)
large, great, powerful
gratia, gratiae (f)
(grazie)
thanks, favour, esteem
gratias ago (+ dative)
I give thinks
gratias agere
to give thinks
gratias egi
I gave thinks
gratius actus
having been given thanks
gratiosus, gratiosa, gratiosum
popular
gratulatio, graulationis (f)
(congratulazione)
rejoicing, congratulations
gratus, grata, gratum (+ dative)
(grato)
grateful, pleasing
gravis, grave
(grave)
heavy, serious, severe, grave (sometimes translated to great/big/important/powerful)
gravitas, gravitatis (f)
weight, severity, seriousness, dignity, importance, influence, gravitas
grex, gregis (m)
flock, herd
guberno
I steer, navigate
gubernare
(guidare)
to steer, navigate
gubernavi
I steered, navigated
gubernatus
having been steered, navigated
guttur, gutturis (n)
(gola)
throat