venatio: venatus, -ūs (PROP. and figuratively; the former as action): venandi studium: venandi voluptas (love for it; the latter of the pleasure conferred by hunting, Quint., 12, 1, 5). Belonging or relating to hunting, venaticus: venatorius. To be fond of hunting, venandi studiosum esse; *venandi studio teneri; multum esse in venationibus: to go a hunting with anybody, venantem comitari. To live by hunting, venando ali. To go a hunting, venatum ire: to have gone a hunting, in venatione esse; venari: to send anybody out a hunting (to get rid of him), aliquem venatum ablegare.