regnĭcŏla a dweller in a kingdom regno v. n. and a. to have royal power; to be king; to rule; to rule; sway; govern regnum kingly government; royal authority; kingship; a kingdom rĕgo v. a. to keep straight; from going wrong; to lead straight; to ...; to guide; lead; c… rĕgrădātĭo a putting back; degradation rĕgrădo v. a. To degrade in rank; set back; lower; To bring back into the former order; to re… rĕgrĕdĭor v. dep. n. to go; come back; to turn back; return regrĕdo rĕgressĭo a going back; return; a retiring; retreat; repetition rĕgressus rĕgressus a going back; return; regress; a return; retreat; regress rēgŭla a straight piece of wood; ruler; rule; a rule; pattern; model rēgŭlāris adj. belonging to a bar; that can be formed into bars; called ...; Containing rules … rēgŭlātim adv. according to rule; regularly rēgŭlo v. a. to direct; regulate rēgŭlus The ruler of a small country; a petty king; prince Rēgŭlus a Roman surname; Of the; Of the rĕgusto v. a. to taste again; repeatedly rĕgȳro v. n. to turn about again; to wheel round rēĭcĭo v. a. to throw; cast; fling back rēĭcŭlus adj. that is to be rejected; refuse; useless rĕinvīto v. a. to invite again; in return rĕĭtĕrātĭo rĕĭtĕro v. a. to repeat; reiterate rējectānĕus adj. that is to be rejected; rejectable rējectātĭo a throwing back repeatedly rējectĭo a throwing back; throwing away; a rejecting; re jection rējecto v. freq. a. To throw; cast back; To throw away again rējectus rējectus an unknown portion of the hinder part of a ship rējĭcĭo v. a. rĕlābor v. dep. n. to slide; glide back; to sink; fall back; flowing back; retreating; to sink; fa… rĕlambo v. a. to lick again rĕlanguesco v. inch. n. to sink down fainting; to grow languid; faint; to become enfeebled; relaxed; to… rĕlātĭo a carrying back; bringing back; through the frequent carrying of the; hand back… rĕlātīvē adv. rĕlātīvus adj. having reference; relation; referring rĕlātor A mover; proposer; a reporter; recorder of public auctions rĕlātōrĭa a receipt; acquittance rĕlātrix a female teller rĕlātus rĕlātus An official report; a narration; recital rĕlaxātĭo an easing; relaxation rĕlaxātor a loosener; opener rĕlaxo v. a. to stretch out; widen again; to unloose; loosen; N. cr.; to slacken; ease; ligh… rĕlectĭo reperusal rĕlectus rĕlēgātĭo A sending away; exiling; banishment; relegation; A bequest rĕlēgo v. a. To send away; out of the way; to despatch; to bequeath; devise rĕlĕgo v. a. To gather together; collect again; by the thread; To go through; over again; to… rĕlentesco v. inch. n. to grow slack again; to slacken rĕlĕvāmen a lightening; alleviation rĕlĕvātĭo scum; A lightening; alleviation; relief rĕlĕvo v. a. To lift up; raise; to make light; to lighten rĕlĭcĕor v. n. to bid less at an auction rĕlĭcĭnus adj. bent; curled backwards; upwards rĕlictĭo a leaving behind; a forsaking; abandoning rĕlictor he who abandons; disregards rĕlictus rĕlictus a forsaking; abandoning rĕlĭcŭus rĕlīdo v. a. to strike back; to strike; to refuse; reject rĕlĭgāmen a band; ligament rĕlĭgātĭo a binding up; tying up rĕlĭgens P. a. rĕlĭgĭo Reverence for God; the gods; the fear of God rĕlĭgĭōsē adv. rĕlĭgiōsĭtas reverence for God; the gods; religiousness rĕlĭgĭōsŭlus adj. dim; religious little; somewhat religious rĕlĭgĭōsus adj. reverencing; fearing God; the gods rĕlĭgo v. a. To bind back; behind; to bind; To unbind rĕlĭno v. a. to unpitch; unseal; open rĕlinquo v. a. re; To leave behind; To leave behind; to leave; go away from; to forsake rĕlĭquātĭo an arrearage; arrears rĕlĭquātor one in arrears; a defaulter rĕlĭquātrix she that is in arrears; a defaultress rēlĭquĭae the leavings; remains; relics; remnants; remains; remainder rĕlĭquo rĕlĭquor v. dep. n. to be in arrears; to leave a balance; to owe a balance rĕlĭquus adj. that is left; remains; that is left behind; the remaining; the other; the remai… rĕlīsus rellĭg rĕlŏco v. a. To bring a thing back to its former place; replace; To let out again; relet rĕlŏquus adj. speaking back; answering; opposing rĕlūcĕo v. n. to shine back; shine out; to blaze; shine rĕlūcesco v. inch. n. to grow bright again; to shine out; become clear rĕluctanter adv. reluctantly rĕlucto rĕluctor v. dep. n. to struggle against; to resist; to oppose; resist; to be adverse; reluctant rĕlūdo v. n. and a. to jest; jeer at; to banter rĕlūmĭnātĭo rĕlūmĭno v. a. to light up again; reillumine rĕlŭo v. a. to redeem; take out of pawn Rĕma rĕmācresco v. inch. n. to grow very lean; thin rĕmălĕdīco v. n. to return reproachful language; to abuse; revile back rĕmancĭpo v. a. to transfer back again; remancipate rĕmando v. a. To send back word; to notify in return; To repeat a command rĕmando v. a. to chew over again; to chew the cud; ruminate rĕmănĕo v. n. to stay; remain behind; to stay; remain; be left