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block meaning in Latin

EnglishLatin
close, shut, block up verb

claudo [claudere, clausi, clausus](3rd) TRANS
verb

clodo [clodere, closi, closus](3rd) TRANS
verb

cludo [cludere, clusi, clusus](3rd) TRANS
verb

fathead, dolt, blockhead, fool noun

bucco [bucconis](3rd) M
noun

hinder, block up verb

intercludo [intercludere, interclusi, interclusus](3rd)
verb

lie in / block the way verb

objaceo [objacere, objacui, objacitus](2nd) INTRANS
verb

log, block noun

vacerra [vacerrae](1st) F
noun

main block of a tackle noun

artemon [artemonis](3rd) M
noun

marble, block of marble, marble monument / statue noun

marmor [marmoris](3rd) N
noun

obstacle, stumbling block, hindrance noun

offendiculum [offendiculi](2nd) N
noun

of / connected with siege / blockade adjective

obsidialis [obsidialis, obsidiale]adjective

obsidionalis [obsidionalis, obsidionale]adjective

piece / block of wood noun

codex [codicis](3rd) M
noun

pulley, block and tackle noun

trochilea [trochileae](1st) F
noun

trochlea [trochleae](1st) F
noun

trochlia [trochliae](1st) F
noun

trocilea [trocileae](1st) F
noun

troclea [trocleae](1st) F
noun

troclia [trocliae](1st) F
noun

set of blocks and pulleys for raising weights noun

trochilea [trochileae](1st) F
noun

trochlea [trochleae](1st) F
noun

trochlia [trochliae](1st) F
noun

trocilea [trocileae](1st) F
noun

troclea [trocleae](1st) F
noun

troclia [trocliae](1st) F
noun

siege, blockade noun

obsidium [obsidi(i)](2nd) N
noun

stop up, block verb

oppilo [oppilare, oppilavi, oppilatus](1st)
verb

stumbling block noun

scandalum [scandali](2nd) N
noun

wedge-shaped stone / area / rack / block of seats noun

cuneus [cunei](2nd) M
noun

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