beating meaning in Latin

English	Latin
beating [beatings] noun [UK: ˈbiːt.ɪŋ] [US: ˈbiːt.ɪŋ]	percussus [percussus](4th) M noun pulsatio [pulsationis](3rd) F noun verberatus [verberatus](4th) M noun
beating of wings noun	plausus [plausus](4th) M noun
batten for beating woof noun	spata [spatae](1st) F noun spatha [spathae](1st) F noun
blows (pl.), a beating, flogging noun	verber [verberis](3rd) N noun
death by beating (punishment meted out to soldiers) noun	fustuarium [fustuari(i)](2nd) N noun
flapping / beating of wings noun	adplausus [adplausus](4th) M noun applausus [applausus](4th) M noun
make a person warm by beating verb	calefacto [calefactare, calefactavi, calefactatus](1st) TRANS verb
make by beating / striking, coin verb	cudo [cudere, cudi, cusus](3rd) TRANS verb
mark by beating (L+S) verb	conscribillo [conscribillare, conscribillavi, conscribillatus](1st) TRANS verb
mourn by beating the breast verb	deplango [deplangere, deplanxi, -](3rd) TRANS verb
percussion, action of beating / striking / smiting noun	percussio [percussionis](3rd) F noun
produced by beating adjective	pulsatilis [pulsatilis, pulsatile]adjective
ram for beating down earth, piledriver noun	festuca [festucae](1st) F noun
striking / cudgeling / beating of children noun	caiatio [caiationis](3rd) F noun
wailing, lamentation, lament, beating of the breast noun	planctus [planctus](4th) M noun

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