latin O words

ob (+ accusative)

because of, on account of

obeo

I go to meet, attend to; fall; die

obire

to go to meet, attend to; fall; die

obivi

I went to meet, attended to; fell; died

obitus

having been met, attended to; fallen, dead

obicio

I throw, cast in one’s way

obicere

to throw, cast in one’s way

obieci

I threw, cast in one’s way

obiectus

having been thrown, cast in one’s way

obliviscor

I forget

oblivisci

(origine di oblio)

(origin of oblivion)

to forget

oblitus sum

I forgot

oblitus

having forgotten

obruo

I overwhelm, crush; cover up, bury

obruere

to overwhelm, crush; cover up, bury

obrui

I overwhelmed, crushed; covered up, buried

obrutus

having been overwhelmed, crushed; covered up, buried

obscurus, obscura, obscurum

(oscuro)

dark, gloomy; obscure, imperceptible; inaudible; little known

obses, obsidis (m/f)

(ostaggio)

hostage

obsideo

I besiege, blockade, beset

obsidere

to besiege, blockade, beset

obsedi

I besieged, blockaded, beset

obsessus

having been besieged, blockaded, beset

obstruo

I block up, barricade, obstruct

obstruere

(ostruire)

to block up, barricade, obstruct

obstruxi

I blocked up, barricaded, obstructed

obstructus

having been blocked up, barricaded, obstructed

obstupesco

I am stupefied, struck dumb, astounded

obstupescere

to be stupefied, struck dumb, astounded

obstupui

I was stupefied, struck dumb, astounded

obtineo

I obtain

obtinere

(ottenere)

to obtain

obtinui

I obtained

obtentus

having been obtained

obvius, obvia, obvium

in the way; meeting; accessible

occasio, occasionis (f)

(occasione)

occasion, pretext; opportunity, chance

occido

I kill

occidere

(uccidere)

to kill

occidi

I killed

occisus

having been killed

occulto

I hide, conceal

occultare

(occultare/celare)

to hide, conceal

occultavi

I hid, concealed

occultatus

having been hidden, concealed

occultus, occulta, occultum

(occulto)

hidden, concealed, secret

occupo

I occupy; seize; attack

occupare

(occupare)

to occupy; seize; attack

occupavi

I occupied; seized; attacked

occupatus

having been occupied; seized; attacked

occuro

I occur

occurare

to occur

occuravi

I occurred

occuratus

having been occurred

oculus, oculi (m)

(occhio)

eye

odi, odisse

(odio)

hate

odiosus, odiosa, odiosum

(odioso)

odious, hateful; annoying, tiresome

offendo

I offend, vex; strike against; encounter; wrong

offendere

(offendere)

to offend, vex; strike against; encounter; wrong

offendi

I offended, vexed; struck against; encountered; wronged

offensus

having been offended, vexed; struck against; encountered; wronged

offero

I offer

offerre

(offrire)

to offer

obtuli

I offered

oblatus

having been offered

officium, officii

(origine di ufficio/ufficiale)

(origin of office/official)

business, service, duty, obligation

olim

once, some time ago

omitto

I omit; lay aside; let go; disregard

omittere

(omettere)

to omit; lay aside; let go; disregard

omisi

I omitted; laid aside; let go; disregarded

omissus

having been omitted; laid aside; let go; disregarded

omnino

altogether, at all, entirely

omnis, omne

all, every

onus, oneris (n)

load, burden, cargo

onerarius, oneraria, onerarium

for carrying freight, for carrying burdens

onerosus, onerosa, onerosum

(oneroso)

onerous; oppressive; burdensome

opera, operae (f)

work, effort, care, service

opero

I work; operate

operare

(operare)

to work, operate

operavi

I worked, operated

operatus

having been worked, operated

operam do

I pay attention to

operio

I cover, bury, conceal, clothe

operire

to cover, bury, conceal, clothe

operui

I covered, buried, concealed, clothed

opertus

having been covered, buried, concealed, clothed

opinio, opinionis (f)

(opinione)

opinion

opinor

I suppose, imagine

opinari

to suppose, imagine

opinatus sum

I supposed, imagined

opinatus

having supposed, imagined

oportet

it is right, proper, becoming; behooves; ought

oportere

to be right, proper, becoming; behooves; ought

oportuit

it was right, proper, becoming; behooved; ought

oppidum, oppidi (n)

town

opportunus, opportuna, opportunum

(opportuno)

opportune, convenient, suitable, advantageous

opprimo

I crush, overwhelm, oppress

opprimere

(opprimere)

to crush, overwhelm, oppress

oppressi

I crushed, overwhelmed, oppressed

oppressus

having been crushed, overwhelmed, oppressed

oppugno

I attack