| Vocable | Translation |
| ambago, ambaginis [f.] C Noun | confusion, uncertainty, obscurity |
| ambecisus, ambecisus [m.] U Noun | incision on both sides |
| ambestrix, ambestricis [f.] C Noun | gluttonous woman, female consumer/waster (L+S) |
| ambidens, ambidentis [m.] M Noun | sheep which has both upper and lower teeth |
| ambiga, ambigae [f.] A Noun | cap of a still |
| ambiguitas, ambiguitatis [f.] C Noun | ambiguity of meaning, an equivocal expression, am… |
| ambiguum, ambigui [n.] O Noun | varying/doubtful/uncertain state/condition/expres… |
| Ambiorix, Ambiorigis [m.] C Noun | Ambiorix, a chief of the Eburones, a tribe of Gau… |
| ambitio, ambitionis [f.] C Noun | ambition, desire for/currying favor/popularity, f… |
| ambitor, ambitoris [m.] C Noun | candidate |
| ambitudo, ambitudinis [f.] C Noun | period of revolution |
| ambitus, ambitus [m.] U Noun | circuit, edge, extent, orbit, cycle, canvass, bri… |
| ambivalentia, ambivalentiae [f.] A Noun | ambivalence |
| ambivium, ambivii [n.] O Noun | road junction, meeting of two roads |
| ambolagium, ambolagii [n.] O Noun | amice, (oblong white shawl draped over shoulders … |
| ambon, ambonis [m.] C Noun | pulpit |
| ambro, ambronis [m.] C Noun | glutton, spendthrift |
| ambrosia, ambrosiae [f.] A Noun | food of the gods, ambrosia, fabulous healing plan… |
| ambubaia, ambubaiae [f.] A Noun | Syrian singing-girl and courtesan |
| ambubeia, ambubeiae [f.] A Noun | wild endive, chicory |
| ambulacrum, ambulacri [n.] O Noun | promenade, walk, place for walking, lounge, a pla… |
| ambulatio, ambulationis [f.] C Noun | walking about, stroll, place for promenading, cov… |
| ambulatiuncula, ambulatiunculae [f.] A Noun | short/little walk/stroll, small place for walking… |
| ambulativum, ambulativi [n.] O Noun | procession (pl.) |
| ambulator, ambulatoris [m.] C Noun | one who walks about (idly/for pleasure), itineran… |
| ambulatura, ambulaturae [f.] A Noun | walking, pace, step, amble (of horses) |
| ambultus, ambultus [m.] U Noun | walking (act of) |
| amburbale, amburbalis [n.] I Noun | annual expiatory procession around Rome (with sac… |
| Amburbium, Amburbii [n.] O Noun | Amburbia festival, annual expiatory procession ro… |
| ambustio, ambustionis [f.] C Noun | burn, fire, conflagration |