roller meaning in Latin

English	Latin
roller [rollers] noun [UK: ˈrəʊ.lə(r)] [US: ˈroʊ.lə(r)]	crispatorium [crispatorii](2nd) N noun scutula [scutulae](1st) F noun scytala [scytalae](1st) F noun scytale [scytales]noun F
roller to move ships / military engines noun	phalanga [phalangae](1st) F noun
rollercoaster (amusement ride) noun [UK: ˈrolərˌko.stə(r)] [US: ˈrolərˌko.stər]	curriculum retroflexumnoun {n}, vectura flexuoSa {f}
axis / roller of a ballista noun	axon [axonos/is]noun M
comptroller noun [UK: kən.ˈtrəʊ.lə(r)] [US: kənˈtro.ʊ.lə(r)]	contrascriba [contrascribae](1st) M noun contrascriptor [contrascriptoris](3rd) M noun
controller of the public monies noun	arcarius [arcari(i)](2nd) M noun
disk, small circular object / wheel / roller / figure / form noun	orbiculus [orbiculi](2nd) M noun
drollery, trifling playfulness noun	nugacitas [nugacitatis](3rd) F noun
female itinerant performer / peddler / stroller noun	circulatrix [circulatricis](3rd) F noun
L:controller of the annual income noun	adnotator [adnotatoris](3rd) M noun annotator [annotatoris](3rd) M noun
mistress, controller, manager (female) noun	moderatrix [moderatricis](3rd) F noun
stone roller (for leveling the ground) noun	cylindrus [cylindri](2nd) M noun

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