bug meaning in Latin

English	Latin
bug [bugged, bugging, bugs] (to annoy) verb [UK: bʌɡ] [US: ˈbəɡ]	piget, taedetverb
bug (L+S) noun [UK: bʌɡ] [US: ˈbəɡ]	cimex [cimicis](3rd) M noun
Bugella noun	Bugella [Bugellae](1st) F noun
bugle, watch-horn noun	buccina [buccinae](1st) F noun bucina [bucinae](1st) F noun
bugloss (herb) (prickly ox-tongue, Helminthia echioides?) noun	buglossa [buglossae](1st) F noun buglossos [buglossi]noun F
arch-head (of Bugella community?) noun	archibugius [archibugii](2nd) M noun
ARCHIBUGI noun	archibugius [archibugii](2nd) M noun
bed-bug (Cimex lectularius) noun [UK: ˈbed.bʌɡ] [US: ˈbed.bʌɡ]	cimex [cimicis](3rd) M noun
debug [debugged, debugging, debugs] verb [UK: ˌdiː.ˈbʌɡ] [US: di.ˈbəɡ]	cimico [cimicere, -, -](3rd) INTRANS verb
Dyer's bugloss (Anchusa tinctoria) (alkanet) or similar plant (ox-tongue) noun	anchusa [anchusae](1st) F noun
maker of bugles / horns / trumpets noun	cornuarius [cornuari(i)](2nd) M noun
other anchusa (Dyer's bugloss) noun	calyx [calycis](3rd) M noun
plant (also called buglossa), ox-tongue (L+S) noun	bubula [bubulae](1st) F noun
purify from bugs verb	cimico [cimicere, -, -](3rd) INTRANS verb
trumpeter, bugler noun	cornicen [cornicinis](3rd) M noun

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