# Liturgical Latin - Lesson 30
# by Wilfrid Diamond, 1941
# Version 1.0 by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
coeléstis, e : heavenly
coena, ae : supper
collécta, ae : the collect
coma, ae : hair
comes, itis : a companion
commemorátio, onis : commemoration
commísio, onis : a mixture
Completórium : the office of Compline
concláve, is : a room
congloríficor : to be glorified with
consecrátio, onis : consecration
consummáre : to finish
cruciátio, ónis : torment
crucifíxus, i : a crucifix
cultor, oris : worshipper
cýmbalum, i : a cymbal
curátus, i : a curate
cursor, óris : a runner, messenger
cursus, us : course
Cursus, us : the Divine Office, the Breviary
Cuthbértus, i : Cuthbert
cyánthus, i : a cup
Cypriánus, i : Cyprian
Cyríllus, i : Cyril
daemon, onis : demon, evil spirit
daemoníacus : possessed by an evil spirit
daemónium, ii : an evil spirit
Dániel, élis : Daniel
dámula, ae : dove
Decálogus, i : the Decalogue
déitas, tátis, f. : deity, divinity
delectaméntum, i : delight
dementáre : to deceive
devótus : devoted
diábolus, i : the devil
dígnitas, tátis : dignity
discípulus, i : a disciple
diúrnus : daily
doctrína, ae : doctrine, learning
Domínicus : pertaining to the Lord
domnus, i : master
dormítio, onis : sleep, death
duplex, icis : double
duplicáre : to double
dux, ducis : leader
ebóreus : ivory
ebérneus : ivory
ebur, oris, n. : ivory
Ecclésia, ae : the Church
Elias, ae : Elias
elógium, ii : eulogy
Epiphanía, ae : Epiphany
episcopális, e : episcopal
epíscopus, i : bishop
epístola, ae : letter
éthnicus, i : heathen
Eucharístia, ae : Holy Eucharist
exacerbátio, onis : temptation
exaltátio, onis : raising up
exámen, inis : examination
exercítium, ii : exercise
éxodus, i : exodus
exorátio, onis, f. : petition
exorcísmus, i : exorcism
expedítio, onis, f. : dispatch
exsecrátio, onis, f. : a curse
expectátio, onis : expectation
exsulfláre : to blow
éxtasis, is : ecstasy
écstatis, is : ecstasy
extermínium, ii : extermination
extolléntia, ae : haughtiness
exúviae, árum : remains
Fabiánus, i : Fabian
factúra, ae : handiwork
família, ae : a family
fámula, ae : servant
farína, ae : flour
fáscia, ae : a band or ribbon
Felix, icis : Felix
felícitas, tátis : happiness
feriátio, ónis : a feast
ferraméntum, i : an iron tool
festívitas, tatis : a feast
festúca, ae : a mote
festum, i : feast
fíbula, ae : a clasp
ficúlnea, ae : fig-tree
fides, ei, f. : faith
fiduciáliter : trustingly
fímbria, ae : hem
fixúra, ae : piercing
flamen, inis, n. : breath, spirit
flébilis, e. : sad, sorrowing
flentes : weepers
flexúra, ae : a bend
flóreus : flowery
fons, tis : fountain
fráctio, onis : breaking
fundátio, ónis : a foundation
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