rapto v. freq. a. to seize and carry off; to snatch; drag raptor one who seizes by force; a robber; plunderer raptōrĭus adj. that serves for dragging away raptrix she that carries off; ravishes raptum robbery; rapine; plunder raptus raptus a carrying off by force; a jerking; cramp; a carrying off; robbing; plundering rāpŭlum a little turnip; rape rāpum a turnip; rape; A knob; lump rārē adv. rārēfăcĭo v. a. to make thin; rare; to rarefy rārenter adv. rāresco v. inch. n. to grow thin; lose its density; to become rare; the ranks grow thin; shall open… rārĭpĭlus adj. thinhaired rārĭtas the state of being loose; not dense; looseness of texture; small number; fewnes… rārĭtūdo looseness rārō adv. Rarungae a people of India rārus adj. having wide interstices between its parts; of a loose tex... rāsāmen that which is scraped; shaved off; a scraping rāsĭlis adj. scraped; shaved; smoothed rāsĭo a shaving; scraping rāsis a kind of raw pitch rāsĭto v. freq. a. to shave often; to shave rāsōres scrapers of the strings rasta a German measure of a mile rastellus a hoe; rake; mattock raster rastrārĭus adj. belonging to the hoe; to husbandry; a country life rastrum a toothed hoe; a rake; a mattock rāsūra a scraping; a shaving rāsus rāsus a scraping; shaving Rataneum a city in Dalmatia rătārĭae small vessels made of logs fastened together; rafts rătĭārĭus a raftsman; lighterman rătĭhăbĭtĭo an approval; ratification rătĭo a reckoning; account; calculation; a reckoning; account; computation rătĭōcĭnābĭlĭter adv. according to correct computation rătĭōcĭnātĭo theory rătĭōcĭnātīvus adj. belonging to reasoning; syllogistic; ratiocinative; serving for inference; illa… rătĭōcĭnātor a reckoner; computant; accountant rătĭōcĭnĭum a reckoning; computation; The obligation to render an account rătĭōcĭnor v. dep. n. to reckon; compute; calculate rătĭōnābĭlis adj. reasonable; rational; rationally rătĭōnābĭlĭtas reasonableness; rationality rătĭōnābĭlĭter adv. rătĭōnālis adj. belonging to accounts; belonging to reason; reasonable; rational rătĭōnālĭtas reasonableness; rationality rătĭōnālĭter adv. rătĭōnārĭum a statistical table; schedule; book of accounts rătis A vessel made of logs fastened together; a raft; A float; a bark; boat rătītus adj. marked with the figure of a raft rătĭuncula A small reckoning; a little account; A slight ground; reason rătō adv. certainly; surely Ratumēna Porta a gate at Rome rătus P. a. rauca a species of worm that breeds in oak-roots raucēdo hoarseness raucesco v. n. to grow hoarse; become hoarse raucĭdŭlus adj. dim; a little hoarse raucio v. n. to be hoarse raucĭsŏnus adj. hoarsesounding raucĭtas Hoarseness; raucity; A snoring; hoarse sound raucus adj. hoarse Raudii campi a broad plain near Verona; where Marius defeated the Cimbri raudus a rude mass; a piece of brass Rauduscŭla a gate at Rome; according to the ancient division of Serv... rauduscŭlum A little piece of brass; a small sum of money Raunōnĭa an island north of Germany Raurăci a people of Gaul; on the Rhine; neighbors of the Helvetians Răvenna a celebrated seaport in; still bearing the same name; belonging to Ravenna; the… rāvĭdus adj. grayish; dark-colored Rāvilla an appellation of rāvĭo v. n. to talk one rāvis hoarseness rāvŭlus adj. dim; a little hoarse; in carm rāvus adj. hoarse rāvus adj. gray-yellow; gray; tawny rĕ h; re; h rĕnāvĭgo v. n. and a. to sail back rĕsisto v. n. To stand back; remain standing; to stand still; To withstand; oppose; resist; t… rĕa rĕaccendo v. a. to kindle anew rĕadūnātĭo a reuniting; reunion rĕaedĭfĭco v. a. to build again; rebuild rĕagnosco v. n. to recall to mind rēapse adv. in fact; in reality; actually Rĕāte a very ancient town of the Sabines; Rieti; belonging to Reate; Reatine; the inh… rĕātus the condition of an accused person; a state of impeachment; guilt rĕbaptīzo v. a. to baptize again; rebaptize rĕbellātĭo a renewal of hostilities; revolt; rebellion rĕbellātrix she that revolts; rebels rĕbellĭo a renewal of war; a revolt; rebellion rĕbellĭo one who revolts; an insurgent; rebel rĕbellis adj. that makes war afresh; insurgent; rebels rĕbellĭum a renewal of war; revolt; rebellion rĕbello v. n. to wage war again; to make an insurrection; to revolt; offers resistance Rebilus surname of the legate rĕbīto v. n. to turn back; return