| Vocable | Translation |
| adnumeratio, adnumerationis [f.] C Noun | numbering, counting, enumeration |
| adnuntiatio, adnuntiationis [f.] C Noun | annunciation/announcement, declaration, message, … |
| adnuntiator, adnuntiatoris [m.] C Noun | announcer, herald, one who announces, prophet (So… |
| adnuntiatrix, adnuntiatricis [f.] C Noun | announcer, preacher, one who announces, prophetes… |
| adolescentia, adolescentiae [f.] A Noun | youth, young manhood, characteristic of being you… |
| adolescentula, adolescentulae [f.] A Noun | young woman, very young woman, "my child" |
| adolescentulus, adolescentuli [m.] O Noun | young man, mere youth |
| adominatio, adominationis [f.] C Noun | good/favorable omen |
| adonium, adonii [n.] O Noun | species of southernwood (flower of golden color o… |
| adopertum, adoperti [n.] O Noun | religious secrets (pl.), mysteries |
| adoptata, adoptatae [f.] A Noun | adopted daughter |
| adoptaticia, adoptaticiae [f.] A Noun | adopted daughter |
| adoptaticius, adoptaticii [m.] O Noun | adopted son |
| adoptatio, adoptationis [f.] C Noun | adoption of a child, adoption into family (Roman … |
| adoptator, adoptatoris [m.] C Noun | one who adopts child |
| adoptatus, adoptati [m.] O Noun | adopted son |
| adoptio, adoptionis [f.] C Noun | adoption of child, adoption into family, grafting… |
| adoptionismus, adoptionismi [m.] O Noun | heresy of adoptionism (that Christ is Son of God … |
| ador, adoris [n.] C Noun | coarse grain, emmer wheat, spelt |
| adoratio, adorationis [f.] C Noun | act of worship or prayer |
| adorator, adoratoris [m.] C Noun | worshipper, adorer, one who worships/prays/revere… |
| adorea, adoreae [f.] A Noun | prize of value, (anciently, gift of grain) |
| adoreum, adorei [n.] O Noun | emmer wheat, spelt |
| adoria, adoriae [f.] A Noun | glory, distinction |
| adorium, adorii [n.] O Noun | emmer wheat, spelt |
| adpagineculus, adpagineculi [m.] O Noun | kind of decorative attachment (archit.) |
| adparamentum, adparamenti [n.] O Noun | preparation, preparing, that which is prepared |
| adparatio, adparationis [f.] C Noun | careful preparation, task/act of providing, provi… |
| adparator, adparatoris [m.] C Noun | official who sacrifices to the Magna Mater |
| adparatorium, adparatorii [n.] O Noun | place/room where preparations were made for sacri… |