R os răbĭdē adv. răbĭdus adj. raving; enraged; savage; fierce; mad răbĭes rage; madness; frenzy; anger; fury răbĭo v. n. to rave; be mad răbĭōsē adv. răbĭōsŭlus adj. dim; a little rabid răbĭōsus adj. raving; fierce; mad; rabid; ravingly Răbīrĭus the name of a Roman; a tribune of the people;; a knight;; An indifferent philos… răbo v. n. răbo Rabocentus a Bessic prince; put to death by L. Piso răbŭla a brawling; wrangling advocate; a pettifogger răbŭlāna an unknown kind of pitch răbŭlātus a brawling; wrangling; pettifogging răbuscŭla an unknown species of vine racco v. n. to utter the natural cry of the tiger răcēmārĭus adj. belonging to grape-stalks; stalky răcēmātĭo the gleaning of a vineyard; a grape-gleaning răcēmātus adj. having clusters; berries răcēmĭfer adj. cluster-bearing; clustering; răcēmor v. dep. a. to glean;; to treat of in a supplementary manner răcēmōsus adj. full of clusters; clustering răcēmus the stalk of a cluster; A bunch; cluster; Wine Racilius the name of a Roman; wife of Cincinnatus rădĭans rădĭātĭlis adj. emitting rays; radiant rădĭātĭo a glittering; shining; a beamy lustre; radiation rădĭātus rādīcālis adj. having roots rādīcātus rādīcesco v. inch. to take root rādīcĭtus adv. with the roots; by the roots; utterly; completely; radically rādīco v. n. to strike root; take root; having roots; rooted rādīcōsus adj. full of roots; having many roots rādīcŭla a small root; rootlet; Fuller; sweed; soapwort rădĭo V. a; to furnish with spokes; to furnish with beams; make beaming; irradiate; rădĭŏlus A small; feeble sunbeam; A kind of long olive; A plant resembling fern rădĭōsus adj. emitting many beams; radiant rădĭus a staff; rod; A spoke; A semidiameter; a shuttle rādix a root; an edible root; a radish; The root; the lower part rādo v. a. to scrape; scratch; shave; rub; smooth; rādŭla a scraping-iron; scraper raeda a travelling-carriage; wagon with four wheels raedārĭus adj. belonging to a four-wheeled carriage; subst; A coachman; the driver of a ræda; … Raeti the Rætians; a mountain people north of the Po; between the Danube; the Rhine; … raia a sea-fish; the ray Ralla a Roman surname in the Marcian rallum an instrument for scraping off the earth from the ploughshare rallus adj. dim; thin rāmāle twigs; shoots; sticks; brushwood; rāmenta what is grated; shaved; rubbed off; scrapings; shavings; chips rāmentōsus adj. full of little bits; full of small pieces rāmentum rāmĕus adj. belonging to boughs; branches; sticks rāmex The blood-vessels of the lungs; A rupture; hernia; varicocele; A staff rāmĭcōsus adj. afflicted with hernia; ruptured Ramises an ancient king of Egypt Ramnes The Latin stock; tribe from whose union with the; Sabines; Etruscans; sprang th… rāmōsus adj. full of boughs; having many branches; branching; branchy; forked rāmŭla the hoof rāmŭlōsus adj. full of branching veins rāmŭlus a little branch; bough; a twig; sprig rāmus a branch; bough; twig; a tree; the fruit of trees rāmuscŭlus a little branch; bough; a twig rāna A frog; a sea-fish; the frog-fish; fishing frog; angler rancens stinking; putrid; rancid rancesco v. inch. n. to become stinking; grow rancid rancĭdē adv. rancĭdŭlus adj. dim; stinking; rank; rancid; disgusting rancĭdus adj. stinking; rank; rancid; disgusting; loathsome ranco rancor a stinking smell; rankness; rancidity; an old grudge rānŭla a little frog; a tadpole; a little swelling on the tongue of cattle rānuncŭlus a little frog; a tadpole; porwigle; A medicinal plant; called also rāpa rāpācĭa turnip tops răpācĭda robber răpācĭtas greediness; rapacity răpax adj. grasping; greedy of plunder; fur; subst; a beast of prey răphănīnus adj. of radishes; made from radishes răphănītis the sword-lily răphănos agrĭa a sort of wild - radish răphănus a radish rāpīcĭus adj. belonging to rapes; turnips; rape-; turnip-; subst răpĭdē adv. răpĭdĭtas swiftness; velocity; rapidity răpĭdŭlus adj. dim; swift; rapid răpĭdus adj. tearing away; seizing; fierce; consuming; devouring răpīna Robbery; plundering; pillage; rapine; the act of robbery rāpīna A turnip-field; a turnip; rape răpīnātĭo plundering; rapine; pillage răpīnātor a robber răpĭo v. a. to seize and carry off; to snatch; tear; drag; draw rāpistrum the wildrape răpo a robber rapso to snatch; hurry away raptim adv. by snatching; hurrying away; Violently; greedily; rapaciously raptĭo a carrying off; abduction; ravishing; rape raptĭto v. freq.