game latinul
| Angol | Latin |
|---|---|
| Great Game (the strategic rivalry and conflict) proper noun | Magnus Ludusproper noun |
| hunter, huntsman, he who catches animals / game noun | captor [captoris](3rd) M |
| intermission in games / plays noun | diludium [diludii](2nd) N |
| kind of play / sport / game noun | catampo [catamponis](3rd) C |
| ligament [ligaments] noun [UK: ˈlɪ.ɡə.mənt] [US: ˈlɪ.ɡə.mənt] | copula [copulae](1st) F cupla [cuplae](1st) F |
| metal hoop (used for games or exercise) noun | trochus [trochi](2nd) M |
| mock sea battle staged as spectacle / game / exercise noun | navmachia [navmachiae](1st) F |
| nerve or ligament noun | ligamen [ligaminis](3rd) N |
| of / connected with a superintendent of public games adjective | agonistarchicus [agonistarchica, agonistarchicum]adjective agonotheticus [agonothetica, agonotheticum]adjective |
| of / pertaining to a game of chance adjective | alearis [alearis, aleare]adjective alearius [alearia, alearium]adjective |
| of a lake constructed for mock sea battles staged as spectacle / game / exercise adjective | navmachiarius [navmachiaria, navmachiarium]adjective |
| of Apollo (games) adjective | Apollinaris [Apollinaris, Apollinare]adjective |
| of gambler / gamester adjective | aleatorius [aleatoria, aleatorium]adjective |
| of Roman century games / hymns adjective | saeclaris [saeclaris, saeclare]adjective saecularis [saecularis, saeculare]adjective |
| one who takes part in a mock sea battle staged as spectacle / game / exercise noun | navmachiarius [navmachiari(i)](2nd) M |
| open space for battle / games noun | campus [campi](2nd) M |
| other game bird / heathcock / moorfowl noun | tetrao [tetraonis](3rd) M |
| piece for reckoning / voting / game noun | calculus [calculi](2nd) M cauculus [cauculi](2nd) M |
| player (in a ballgame) noun [UK: ˈpleɪ.ə(r)] [US: ˈpleɪ.r̩] | factor [factoris](3rd) M |
| prize in games noun | brabeum [brabei](2nd) N brabium [brabii](2nd) N |
| prize in the Grecian games noun | lebes [lebetis]noun |
| public exhibition of games noun | agon [agonos/is]noun |
| row of benches erected for games / circus noun | forus [fori](2nd) M |
| son of Agamennon and Clytaemnestra noun | Orestes [Orestis](3rd) M orestes [orestae]noun |
| speech opening games noun | commissio [commissionis](3rd) F |
| superintendent of public games noun | agonistarcha [agonistarchae](1st) M agonotheta [agonothetae](1st) M agonothetes [agonothetae]noun |
| take part in war / battle / fight (also animals / games) verb | bello [bellare, bellavi, bellatus](1st) INTRANS bellor [bellari, -](1st) DEP |
| taking / catching wild game noun | captura [capturae](1st) F |
| umpire (presided at public games and assigned prizes) noun [UK: ˈʌm.paɪə(r)] [US: ˈʌm.ˌpaɪər] | brabeuta [brabeutae](1st) M |
| video game console (dedicated electronic device that is designed to play video games) noun [UK: ˈvɪ.dɪəʊ ɡeɪm kən.ˈsəʊl] [US: ˈvɪ.dio.ʊ ˈɡeɪm kənˈsoʊl] |
