Augustamnĭca a designation; after the time of Diocletian; of the easte... Augustānus adj. pertaining to Augustus; belonging to an emperor; imperial; the inhabitants of c… augustātus P. a. augustē adv. Augustēus adj. belonging to Augustus; Augustan; a temple built in honor ... Augustĭānus Augustīnus adj. pertaining to Augustus Augustīnus a Roman cognomen; St. Augustine augusto v. a. to render venerable; to glorify; P. a Augustobrigenses the inhabitants of the city Augustobriga in Lusitania Augustŏdūnum a iown of the Ædui; in Gaul; Autun augustus adj. majestic; august; venerable Augustus A surname of Octavius Cœsar after he attained to undivide...; relating to Augus… aula the front court of a Grecian house; a court for the cattl... aula aulaeum a splendidly wrought; embroidered stuff; tapestry; A curtain; canopy; the curta… aulax a furrow; aulix Aulerci a people in Celtic Gaul; Dép. de l; Eure; Dép. de la Sarthe Aulestes a Tuscan; a confederate of Æneas Aulētes the flute-player; the surname of the exiled Egyptian king... aulētĭca a plant; also called aulētĭcus adj. suitable for a pipe; flute aulĭcŏcĭa aulĭcus adj. belonging to a prince; princely; courtiers aulĭcus adj. pertaining to the pipe; flute Aulis a seaport town in Bœotia; from which the Grecian fleet se... aulix auloedus one who sings to the flute Aulon A vine - bearing mountain and adjacent valley in Calabria; A town in Elis aulŭla a small pipkin; pot; caucula Aulŭlārĭa a comedy of Plautus; so called from the money-pot of its ... aulus a fluteshaped kind of scollop Aulus a Roman prœnomen aumātĭum a private place in the theatre aura The air; a gentle breeze; a breath of air; The air aurārĭus adj. pertaining to gold; golden; gold- aurārĭus a patron aurāta P. a. aurātĭlis adj. gold-colored aurātor a gilder aurātūra a gilding aurātus P. a. aurĕa the bridle of a horse aurĕātus adj. adorned; decorated with gold aureax Aurēlĭānus a Roman emperor who reigned Aurēlĭus adj. A Roman; a Roman historian of the fourth century aurĕŏlus adj. dim; golden; splendid; brilliant auresco v. inch. to become of the color of gold aurĕus adj. golden; beautiful; splendid aurĭchalcum aurĭcilla aurĭcoctor he that melts; refines gold aurĭcŏlor adj. of the color of gold aurĭcŏmans adj. with golden hair aurĭcŏmus adj. with golden hair; with golden foliage aurĭcŭla The external ear; the ear-lap; the ear aurĭcŭlārĭus an aurist; A counsellor aurĭfer adj. bearing; producing; containing gold aurĭfex a worker in gold; goldsmith aurīflŭus adj. flowing with gold aurĭfŏdīna a goldmine aurīga he that handles the reins; A charioteer; driver; a groom; leader aurīgālis adj. pertaining to a charioteer aurīgans P. a. glittering with gold aurīgārĭus a charioteer in the races of the circus aurīgātĭo a driving of a chariot in the course aurīgātor one who contends in the chariotrace; the Wagoner Aurĭgĕna sprung; produced from gold; gold-begotten aurĭgĕr adj. bearing gold aurīgĭnĕus adj. jaundiced aurīgĭnōsus adj. jaundiced aurīgo v. dep. to be a charioteer; a contender in the chariot-race; to d...; to rule; direct aurīgor aurĭlĕgŭlus a gold-picker Aurinĭa a prophetess held in great veneration by the Germans Aurinīni an older name for aurĭpigmentum orpiment auris the ear; to incline the ears in order to hear; to listen to auriscalpĭum An ear-pick; A surgical instrument; a probe aurītŭlus the long-eared; the ass aurītus adj. Furnished with ears; having long; large ears; Formed like the ear; ear-shaped; … auro v. a. to overlay with gold; to gild; finite verb aurōra The dawn; daybreak; morning; the East; the Orient aurōsus adj. of the color of gold; like gold aurūgĭnĕus adj. jaundiced; yellow aurūgĭno v. n. to be affected with the jaundice; to have the jaundice aurūgo The jaundice; sickly look; paleness; mildew aurŭla a gentle breeze aurŭlentus adj. of the color of gold aurum Gold Aurunci The Aurunci; an old town in Campania; the satirist Lucilius; whose pat... Auruncŭlēius a Roman Auruspi a people of Ethiopia auscŭlāri auscultātĭo A listening; attending to; An obeying auscultātor A hearer; listener; One who obeys auscultātus a hearing; listening ausculto v. freq. to hear; with attention; to listen to Ausēlĭus