treasure meaning in Latin

English	Latin
treasure noun [UK: ˈtre.ʒə(r)] [US: ˈtre.ʒər]	cimelium [cimelii](2nd) N noun thensaurus [thensauri](2nd) M noun thesaurus [thesauri](2nd) M noun
treasure (royal) noun [UK: ˈtre.ʒə(r)] [US: ˈtre.ʒər]	gaza [gazae](1st) F noun
treasure, stock noun	acervus [acervi](2nd) M noun
treasure chamber noun	donarium [donari(i)](2nd) N noun
treasure chamber / vault / repository noun	thensaurus [thensauri](2nd) M noun thesaurus [thesauri](2nd) M noun
treasurer [treasurers] noun [UK: ˈtre.ʒə.rə(r)] [US: ˈtre.ʒə.rər]	arcarius [arcari(i)](2nd) M noun confiscator [confiscatoris](3rd) M noun dispensator [dispensatoris](3rd) M noun
treasurer, keeper of treasure / deposits noun	cimeliarcha [cimeliarchae](1st) M noun
concerned with treasure adjective	thensaurius [thensauria, thensaurium]adjective thesaurius [thesauria, thesaurium]adjective
corban, treasure chamber of Jerusalem Temple where money offerings are placed noun	corbona [corbonae](1st) F noun corbonas [corbonae]noun M
gather up treasure verb	thesaurizo [thesaurizare, thesaurizavi, thesaurizatus](1st) TRANS verb
lay up treasure verb	thesaurizo [thesaurizare, thesaurizavi, thesaurizatus](1st) TRANS verb
revenue official / overseer, Royal treasurer noun	dioecetes [dioecetae]noun M
state treasurer noun	quaestor [quaestoris](3rd) M noun
treasury, place where treasure is deposited noun	cimeliarchium [cimeliarchii](2nd) N noun

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