Balbillus a scholar; prefect in Egypt balbus adj. stammering; stuttering; does she Balbus a Roman cognomen balbūtĭo v. n. and a. to stammer; stutter; not to sing clearly; to stutter; stammer; lisp out somethi… Balcĭa a large island; three days; sail from the coast of Scythia Bălĭāres the Balearic Islands; Majorca and Minorca; in the Mediter... bălĭnĕae bălĭnĕārĭus bălĭnĕum Balinienses a name given to the Trebulani balĭŏlus adj. dark; swarthy; chestnut-colored balista Balista a mountain in Liguria ballātor a dancer ballēmătĭcus adj. accompanying the dance Ballio the name of a worthless pimp in the Pseudolus of Plautus;... ballista a lārge military engine; resembling a bow; stretched with...; the weapon thrown… Ballista ballistārĭum the place where the ballista is worked ballistārĭus A maker of ballistœ; One who discharges the ballista; a slinger ballistĭa music; songs accompanying dancing ballo v. n. to dance; bal; ball Ballŏnŏti a Scythian tribe ballōtē a plant; also called; black horehound ballux gold-sand; gold-dust balneae balnĕārĭs adj. pertaining to a bath; bathing utensils balnĕārĭus adj. pertaining to a bath; a place for bathing; a bathing-room balnĕātĭcum a piece of money to be paid for a bath; bath-money balnĕātor one who has the care of a bath; a bath-keeper balnĕatōrĭus adj. of or pertaining to a bath balnĕātrix she who has the care of a bath balnĕŏlum a small bath balnĕum A bath; a place for bathing; a bath bālo v. n. to bleat; to speak of sheep; to talk foolishly Balsa a town in Lusitania; Javira balsămĕus adj. balsamic; of balsam balsămĭnus adj. of balsam balsămōdes abounding in balsam balsămum A fragrant gum of the balsam-tree; balsam; The balsam-tree baltĕārĭus a maker; master of sword-belts baltĕātus furnished with a girdle; belt; girded baltĕŏlus a small girdle baltĕus a girdle; belt; a swordbelt; that which surrounds like a girdle; a border; rim;… Baltia baluca Bambălĭo Bambўcē adj. a town in Cœlosyria; also called; from Bambyce banchus a species of fish Bandŭsĭa a pleasant fountain near Venusia; the birthplace of Horac... Bangēni a race of Troglodytes in Ethiopia bannanica a variety of the vine Bantĭa a town of Apulia; in the vicinity of Venusia; on the sout... băpheus a dyer băphīum a dye-house Baphўrus a river in Thessaly; near Mount Olympus Baptae baptes an unknown precious stone; colored amber baptisma A dipping in; dipping under; washing; Christian baptism baptista a baptizer; baptist; of John baptistērĭum A place for bathing; swimming; a vessel for bathing; a baptistery; a baptismal … baptīzātĭo a baptizing baptīzātor a baptizer baptīzo v. a. to baptize Barăcē a seaport of India Baragaza a town of Ethiopia Baraomutae a people of India bărāthrum an abyss; chasm; a deep pit bărăthrus barba the beard; to pluck one by the beard Barba a Roman name; a friend of Cœsar and Antony Barbāna a river of Illyria barbăra barbărē adv. barbări barbărĭa a foreign country; mental; moral barbarism; according to the notion of the a... barbărĭcārĭus a gold-weaver; an embroiderer in gold; a gilder barbărĭcē adv. barbărĭcus adj. Foreign; strange; outlandish; Rough; rude; unpolished barbărĭes barbărismus an impropriety of speech; barbarism barbărŏlexis the perversion of the form of a word; the change; in flec... barbărum a plaster applied to raw wounds barbărum barbărus adj. foreign; strange; foreign; strange Barbatĭa a town in Arabia barbātōrĭa a shaving of the beard barbātŭlus adj. dim; having a small; foppish beard barbātus adj. Having a beard; bearded barbesco to get a beard barbĭger adj. wearing a beard; bearded barbĭo v. n. to raise a beard barbĭtĭum the beard barbĭtŏn barbĭtŏs a lyre; a lute; the song played upon the lute Barbosthĕnes barbŭla A little beard; A cognomen of barbus a barbel; a river barbel barca a small boat; a bark; barge Barcaei