U oo; u ūber a teat; pap; dug ūber rich; full; fruitful; productive; exceedingly stout; plump; full; rich ūbĕrĭus comp. adv.; sup ūbĕro v. a. and n. to be fruitful; productive; to bear fruit; to make fruitful; to fertilize ūbertas richness; fulness; plenteousness ūbertim adv. plentifully; abundantly; copiously ūberto v. a. to make fruitful; to fertilize ŭbī adv. in which place; in what place; ibi; nam; loci ŭbīcumque adv. wherever; wheresoever; terrarum; locorum; gentium; wherever it may be; N. cr Ubĭi a Germanic people; who in Cœsar's time occupied the terri... ŭbĭlĭbet adv. in any place ūbīnam ŭbīquāquē adv. wherever; in every place whatsoever ŭbīquē adv. wherever; wheresoever; in any place whatever ŭbīŭbi ŭbĭvīs adv. where you will; be it where it may; wherever it may be Ūcălĕgōn the name of a Trojan Ucubis a city of ūdo v. a. to wet; moisten ūdo a sock of felt; fur; in lemm. ūdus adj. wet; moist; damp Ūfens A small river in Latium; that flows past Tarracina; Ufente; A man's name Uffugum a town in the territory of the Bruttii; Fagnano ulcĕrārĭa the plant horehound ulcĕrātĭo a breaking out into sores; ulceration; a sore; ulcer ulcĕro v. a. to make sore; cause to ulcerate; wound with love ulcĕrōsus adj. full of sores; wounded ulcisco ulciscor v. inch. dep. To avenge one's self on; take vengeance on; punish; to take vengeance for; to a… ulcus a sore; ulcer; it will prove a sore place; will turn out absurd ulcuscŭlum a small sore; ulcer ulex a shrub resembling rosemary Ulĭa a town of ūlīgĭnōsus adj. full of moisture; wet; moist ūlīgo moisture; marshy quality Ŭlixes the Latin name for Odysseus; Ulysses; king of Ithaca ullātĕnus adv. in any respect whatever ullus adj. dim; any; any one ulmārĭum a plantation; nursery of elms ulmĕus adj. belonging to an elm-tree; of elm; elm- ulmĭtrĭba one that wears out elms; is often beaten with elm-rods ulmus an elm; elm-tree; the Acheron of elm-rods; Falernian vines; Falernian wine ulna the elbow ūlŏphŏnon a variety of the plant Ulpĭānus a celebrated Roman jurist under the emperors Septimius Se... ulpĭcum a kind of leek Ulpius the name of a Roman; the celebrated Roman emperor of that... uls prep. beyond ulter adj. advv; that is beyond; on the other side; farther; on the farther side; that is … ultĕrĭor ultĕrĭus adv. ultĭmē adv. ultĭmō adv. ultĭmo v. n. to come to an end; be at the last ultĭmum adv. ultĭmus ultĭo a taking vengeance; avenging; revenge ultor a punisher; avenger; revenger; the Avenger ultōrĭus adj. belonging to vengeance; avenging ultrā adv. on the farther side of; beyond; past ultrāmundānus adj. that is beyond the world; ultra - mundane ultrix adj. avenging; vengeful; the avenging goddesses; the Furies; she that avenges; an av… ultrō adv. to the farther side; beyond; on the other side ultrōnĕĭtas freewill; voluntariness ultrōnĕus adj. of one's own accord; voluntary ultrorsum adv. farther onwards ultrōtrĭbūta ultus Ŭlūbrae a small town of Latium; by the Pontine Marshes; Cisterna ulucus a screech-owl ŭlŭla a screechowl ŭlŭlābĭlis adj. howling; yelling; wailing ŭlŭlāmen a howling; wailing; howl ŭlŭlātĭo a howling; wailing; lamentation ŭlŭlātŭs a howling; wailing; shrieking ŭlŭlo v. n. and a. to howl; yell; shriek; to cry; howl out to; to howl forth Ulurtīni a people of Lower Italy ulva sedge ulvōsus adj. abounding in sedge Ŭlysses umbella a sunshade; parasol; umbrella Umber umbĭlīcāris adj. belonging to the navel; umbilical umbĭlīcātus adj. navel-shaped; umbilicate umbĭlīcus the navel; The pin; index on a sundial; A kind of sea-snail; sea-cockle umbo A boss; The elbow; A promontory; the Isthmus of Corinth umbra a shade; shadow; to be afraid of shadows; to fear without cause; shadow; shade umbrācŭlum a shady place; bower; A sunshade; parasol; umbrella umbrālĭter adv. figuratively; metaphorically umbrātĭcŏla one who is fond of the shade; an effeminate person; a lou... umbrātĭcus adj. belonging to the shade; to retirement; seclusion; retired; private; contemplati… umbrātĭlis adj. remaining in the shade; in retirement; at home; private; in the manner of the s… umbrātĭo a shadowing Umbrēnus a fellowconspirator with Catiline umbresco v. inch. n. to shadow; become shadowy; darken Umbri a people of Italy; in the district of Umbria; which was n... Umbricĭus a haruspex in the service of Otho umbrĭfĕr adj. Shade-bringing; shade-giving; casting a shade; Bearing; carrying the shades of … umbro v. a. and n. to shade; shadow; overshadow; are shaded; covered