text: κεφαλιού

title: κεφαλιού


text: salibus

license: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

title: salibus


text: salem

title: salem


text: dictatores

title: dictatores


text: dictatoris

title: dictatoris


text: dictatori

title: dictatori


text: dictatoribus

title: dictatoribus


text: dictatorem

title: dictatorem


text: dictatore

title: dictatore


text: rhinocerotis

title: rhinocerotis


text: κεφαλιών

title: κεφαλιών


text: rhinocerotum

title: rhinocerotum


text: rhinoceroti

title: rhinoceroti


text: rhinocerotibus

title: rhinocerotibus


text: rhinocerotem

title: rhinocerotem


text:
rhinocerote

Noun

 * 1) rhinoceros

title: rhinocerote


text:
arboris

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) an arborist, a tree surgeon

title: arboris


text: arborum

title: arborum


text: arboribus

title: arboribus


text: arborem

title: arborem


text: florum

title: florum


text: floribus

title: floribus


text: sulfures

title: sulfures


text: sulfuris

title: sulfuris


text: sulfurum

title: sulfurum


text:
sulfuri

Adjective

 * 1) sulfuric

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sulfur chemical element

title: sulfuri


text: sulfuribus

title: sulfuribus


text: sulfurem

title: sulfurem


text:
sulfure

Noun

 * 1)  sulfide / sulphide

Noun

 * 1) sulfur

title: sulfure


text: muribus

title: muribus


text: murem

title: murem


text: laudis

title: laudis


text: laudum

title: laudum


text: laudibus

title: laudibus


text: laborum

title: laborum


text: laboribus

title: laboribus


text: accusationis

title: accusationis


text: accusationum

title: accusationum


text: accusationi

title: accusationi


text: accusationibus

title: accusationibus


text: accusationem

title: accusationem


text: accusatione

title: accusatione


text: lucibus

title: lucibus


text: lucem

title: lucem


text: regum

title: regum


text: regibus

title: regibus


text: patris

title: patris


text:
patrum

Etymology
akk.

Noun

 * 1)  knife, dagger, sword

title: patrum


text: patribus

title: patribus


text:
matrum

Noun

 * 1) a dining room

title: matrum


text: matribus

title: matribus


text: matrem

title: matrem


text: fratres

title: fratres


text: fratris

title: fratris


text: fratrum

title: fratrum


text: fratri

title: fratri


text: fratribus

title: fratribus


text: fratrem

title: fratrem


text: abbates

title: abbates


text: abbatum

title: abbatum


text:
abbati

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) abbot (superior or head of an abbey or monastery)

Etymology
and/or.

Noun

 * 1)  altar boy

Noun

 * 1)  abbot

title: abbati


text: abbatibus

title: abbatibus


text: abbatem

title: abbatem


text:
abbate

Alternative forms

 * abate

Noun

 * 1) An Italian abbot, or similar clergyman in minor orders

Etymology
From, accusative form of , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) abbot
 * 2) priest

title: abbate


text:
laŭte

Adverb

 * 1) loudly

title: laŭte


text: rores

title: rores


text: roris

title: roris


text:
rorum

Etymology
From older, with word-final vowel deletion.

title: rorum


text:
rori

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to roar

title: rori


text: roribus

title: roribus


text: rorem

title: rorem


text:
rore

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  dew

Noun

 * 1) rainbow

Noun

 * 1) gravel, pebbles
 * 2) Job's tears

Noun

 * 1) gravel
 * 2) foxtail millet

title: rore


text: appendicis

title: appendicis


text: appendicum

title: appendicum


text: appendicibus

title: appendicibus


text: appendicem

title: appendicem


text: pollices

title: pollices


text: pollicis

title: pollicis


text: pollicum

title: pollicum


text: pollicibus

title: pollicibus


text: pollicem

title: pollicem


text: nuces

title: nuces


text: nucis

title: nucis


text: nucum

title: nucum


text:
nuci

Etymology
From, accusative singular of.

Noun

 * 1) nut

title: nuci


text: nucibus

title: nucibus


text: nucem

title: nucem


text: nuce

title: nuce


text: uxores

title: uxores


text: uxoris

title: uxoris


text: uxorum

title: uxorum


text: uxori

title: uxori


text: uxoribus

title: uxoribus


text: uxorem

title: uxorem


text:
mallaŭte

Adverb

 * 1) quietly

title: mallaŭte


text: uxore

title: uxore


text:
值得

Verb

 * 1) to be worth; to merit; to deserve; to be worthy of

Adjective

 * 1) worthwhile

title: 值得


text: servitudines

title: servitudines


text: servitudinis

title: servitudinis


text: servitudinum

title: servitudinum


text: servitudini

title: servitudini


text: servitudinibus

title: servitudinibus


text: servitudinem

title: servitudinem


text:
servitudine

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) servitude

title: servitudine


text: servitutes

title: servitutes


text: servitutis

title: servitutis


text: servitutum

title: servitutum


text: servituti

title: servituti


text: servitutibus

title: servitutibus


text: servitutem

title: servitutem


text:
servitute

Etymology
From, from.

Etymology
Borrowed from, itself borrowed from ; compare.

Noun

 * 1) Servitude or bondage.
 * 2) Religious bondage or subjection.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) servitude

title: servitute


text: virgines

title: virgines


text: virginis

title: virginis


text: virginum

title: virginum


text: virginibus

title: virginibus


text: virginem

title: virginem


text: legislationes

title: legislationes


text: legislationis

title: legislationis


text: legislationum

title: legislationum


text: legislationi

title: legislationi


text: legislationibus

title: legislationibus


text: legislationem

title: legislationem


text: legislatione

title: legislatione


text: leonis

title: leonis


text: leonum

title: leonum


text: leonibus

title: leonibus


text: leonem

title: leonem


text: legum

title: legum


text: legibus

title: legibus


text: pugiones

title: pugiones


text: pugionis

title: pugionis


text: pugionum

title: pugionum


text: pugioni

title: pugioni


text: pugionibus

title: pugionibus


text: pugionem

title: pugionem


text:
pugione

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) bird

title: pugione


text: libidines

title: libidines


text: libidinis

title: libidinis


text: libidinum

title: libidinum


text: libidinibus

title: libidinibus


text: libidinem

title: libidinem


text: passeres

title: passeres


text: passeris

title: passeris


text: passerum

title: passerum


text: passeribus

title: passeribus


text: passerem

title: passerem


text: canibus

title: canibus


text: canones

title: canones


text: canonis

title: canonis


text: canonum

title: canonum


text: canonibus

title: canonibus


text: canonem

title: canonem


text: arietis

title: arietis


text: arietum

title: arietum


text:
mallaŭta

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) quiet

title: mallaŭta


text: arietibus

title: arietibus


text: mallaŭtaj

title: mallaŭtaj


text: securum

title: securum


text: mallaŭtan

title: mallaŭtan


text: securibus

title: securibus


text: securem

title: securem


text: mallaŭtajn

title: mallaŭtajn


text:
morum

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) mulberry (fruit)
 * 2) blackberry

Descendants

 * (from Vulgar *mōrānicus)
 * (from Vulgar *mōrānicus)
 * (from Vulgar *mōrānicus)
 * (from Vulgar *mōrānicus)
 * (from Vulgar *mōrānicus)
 * (from Vulgar *mōrānicus)
 * (from Vulgar *mōrānicus)
 * (from Vulgar *mōrānicus)

title: morum


text: moribus

title: moribus


text:
bege

Etymology
From, from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  way, road

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) beige colour

Etymology
, equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  to go, to travel, to leave
 * 2)  to happen
 * 3)  when it happened, when it went down, (often, somewhat humorous) back in the day
 * 1)  to happen
 * 2)  when it happened, when it went down, (often, somewhat humorous) back in the day
 * 1)  when it happened, when it went down, (often, somewhat humorous) back in the day

title: bege


text: iudicum

title: iudicum


text: iudici

title: iudici


text: iudicibus

title: iudicibus


text: iudice

title: iudice


text: cursores

title: cursores


text: cursoris

title: cursoris


text: cursoribus

title: cursoribus


text: cursorem

title: cursorem


text: carnibus

title: carnibus


text: carnem

title: carnem


text: generationes

title: generationes


text: generationis

title: generationis


text: generationum

title: generationum


text: generationi

title: generationi


text: generationibus

title: generationibus


text: generationem

title: generationem


text: generatione

title: generatione


text: cyclopes

title: cyclopes


text: cyclopis

title: cyclopis


text: cyclopum

title: cyclopum


text: cyclopi

title: cyclopi


text: cyclopibus

title: cyclopibus


text: cyclopem

title: cyclopem


text:
cyclope

Noun

 * 1) cyclops (giant of mythology)

title: cyclope


text: cupidines

title: cupidines


text: cupidinis

title: cupidinis


text: cupidinum

title: cupidinum


text: cupidini

title: cupidini


text: cupidinibus

title: cupidinibus


text: cupidinem

title: cupidinem


text: cupidine

title: cupidine


text: admirationes

title: admirationes


text: admirationis

title: admirationis


text: admirationum

title: admirationum


text: admirationi

title: admirationi


text: admirationibus

title: admirationibus


text: admirationem

title: admirationem


text: admiratione

title: admiratione


text: anxietates

title: anxietates


text: anxietatis

title: anxietatis


text: anxietatum

title: anxietatum


text: anxietati

title: anxietati


text: anxietatibus

title: anxietatibus


text: anxietatem

title: anxietatem


text: pacum

title: pacum


text: pacibus

title: pacibus


text: circumcisiones

title: circumcisiones


text: circumcisionis

title: circumcisionis


text: circumcisionum

title: circumcisionum


text: circumcisioni

title: circumcisioni


text: circumcisionibus

title: circumcisionibus


text: circumcisionem

title: circumcisionem


text: circumcisione

title: circumcisione


text: pontificis

title: pontificis


text: pontificum

title: pontificum


text: pontificibus

title: pontificibus


text: pontificem

title: pontificem


text:
pontifice

Etymology
, accusative singular of, from the noun , +. Compare.

Noun

 * 1) Bridgework; structure or edifice of a bridge.

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) pontiff

title: pontifice


text: fractiones

title: fractiones


text: fractionis

title: fractionis


text: fractionum

title: fractionum


text: fractioni

title: fractioni


text: fractionibus

title: fractionibus


text: fractionem

title: fractionem


text: fractione

title: fractione


text: administrationes

title: administrationes


text: administrationis

title: administrationis


text: administrationum

title: administrationum


text: administrationi

title: administrationi


text: administrationibus

title: administrationibus


text: administrationem

title: administrationem


text: administratione

title: administratione


text: tenores

title: tenores


text: tenoris

title: tenoris


text: tenorum

title: tenorum


text: tenoribus

title: tenoribus


text: tenorem

title: tenorem


text: clavibus

title: clavibus


text: clavem

title: clavem


text: elephantes

title: elephantes


text: elephantibus

title: elephantibus


text: elephantem

title: elephantem


text: achaemenides

title: achaemenides


text: achaemenidis

title: achaemenidis


text: achaemenidum

title: achaemenidum


text: achaemenidi

title: achaemenidi


text: achaemenidibus

title: achaemenidibus


text: achaemenidem

title: achaemenidem


text: achaemenide

title: achaemenide


text: sanguinis

title: sanguinis


text: sanguinum

title: sanguinum


text: sanguinibus

title: sanguinibus


text: sanguinem

title: sanguinem


text: tempestates

title: tempestates


text: tempestatis

title: tempestatis


text: tempestatum

title: tempestatum


text: tempestatibus

title: tempestatibus


text: tempestatem

title: tempestatem


text: hiemis

title: hiemis


text: hiemum

title: hiemum


text: hiemi

title: hiemi


text: hiemibus

title: hiemibus


text: hieme

title: hieme


text: aestates

title: aestates


text: aestatis

title: aestatis


text: aestatum

title: aestatum


text: aestati

title: aestati


text: aestatibus

title: aestatibus


text: aestatem

title: aestatem


text: aestate

title: aestate


text:
cantoris

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Adjective

 * 1)  Of the side of the chancel, apse, altar or choir on which the cantor's (later precentor's) stall is placed (the left hand side to a person facing the altar);

Noun

 * 1)  The lower of two choral voice parts sung when a part splits into two; traditionally sung by members of the choir on the cantoris side.
 * 2)  That half of the choir singing cantoris parts, collectively.
 * 1)  That half of the choir singing cantoris parts, collectively.

title: cantoris


text: cantorum

title: cantorum


text: cantoribus

title: cantoribus


text: cantorem

title: cantorem


text: infelicitates

title: infelicitates


text: infelicitatis

title: infelicitatis


text: infelicitatum

title: infelicitatum


text: infelicitati

title: infelicitati


text: infelicitatibus

title: infelicitatibus


text: infelicitatem

title: infelicitatem


text: infelicitate

title: infelicitate


text: calicis

title: calicis


text: calicum

title: calicum


text: calicibus

title: calicibus


text: calicem

title: calicem


text: machinationes

title: machinationes


text: machinationis

title: machinationis


text: machinationum

title: machinationum


text: machinationi

title: machinationi


text: machinationibus

title: machinationibus


text: machinationem

title: machinationem


text: machinatione

title: machinatione


text: dorcades

title: dorcades


text: dorcadis

title: dorcadis


text: dorcadum

title: dorcadum


text: dorcadi

title: dorcadi


text: dorcadibus

title: dorcadibus


text: dorcadem

title: dorcadem


text: dorcade

title: dorcade


text: cornipedes

title: cornipedes


text: cornipedis

title: cornipedis


text: cornipedum

title: cornipedum


text: cornipedi

title: cornipedi


text: cornipedibus

title: cornipedibus


text: cornipedem

title: cornipedem


text: cornipede

title: cornipede


text: facum

title: facum


text: facibus

title: facibus


text: tribadis

title: tribadis


text: tribadum

title: tribadum


text:
tribadi

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) tribade

title: tribadi


text: tribadibus

title: tribadibus


text: tribadem

title: tribadem


text: dyodecades

title: dyodecades


text: dyodecadis

title: dyodecadis


text: dyodecadum

title: dyodecadum


text: dyodecadi

title: dyodecadi


text: dyodecadibus

title: dyodecadibus


text: dyodecadem

title: dyodecadem


text: dyodecade

title: dyodecade


text: duodecades

title: duodecades


text: duodecadis

title: duodecadis


text: duodecadum

title: duodecadum


text: duodecadi

title: duodecadi


text: duodecadibus

title: duodecadibus


text: duodecadem

title: duodecadem


text:
duodecade

Etymology 1
, from. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) A period of twelve years.

Alternative forms

 * dodecade

Related terms

 * dodecad,

Translations

 * French:
 * Latin: duodecennium

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A period of two decades, a period of 20 years.

title: duodecade


text: decadis

title: decadis


text: decadum

title: decadum


text: decadibus

title: decadibus


text: decadem

title: decadem


text: triadis

title: triadis


text: triadum

title: triadum


text: triadibus

title: triadibus


text: triadem

title: triadem


text: chiliades

title: chiliades


text: chiliadis

title: chiliadis


text: chiliadum

title: chiliadum


text: chiliadi

title: chiliadi


text: chiliadibus

title: chiliadibus


text: chiliadem

title: chiliadem


text:
chiliade

Etymology
, from, from +. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) chiliad, a group of 1000 things

title: chiliade


text: monades

title: monades


text: monadis

title: monadis


text: monadum

title: monadum


text: monadibus

title: monadibus


text: monadem

title: monadem


text: gibberes

title: gibberes


text: gibberis

title: gibberis


text: gibberum

title: gibberum


text: gibberi

title: gibberi


text: gibberibus

title: gibberibus


text: gibberem

title: gibberem


text: gibbere

title: gibbere


text: rancores

title: rancores


text: rancoris

title: rancoris


text: rancorum

title: rancorum


text: rancoribus

title: rancoribus


text: rancorem

title: rancorem


text: hirudines

title: hirudines


text: hirudinis

title: hirudinis


text: hirudinum

title: hirudinum


text: hirudini

title: hirudini


text: hirudinibus

title: hirudinibus


text: hirudinem

title: hirudinem


text:
hirudine

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or relating to the leeches.

title: hirudine


text: incursionis

title: incursionis


text: incursionum

title: incursionum


text: incursionibus

title: incursionibus


text:
科技

Etymology
.

The Mainland slang senses are semantically extended from catchphrase usages of this word of an internet influencer.

Noun

 * 1) science and technology
 * 2)  juice; 'roid
 * 3)   treatment
 * 1)  juice; 'roid
 * 2)   treatment
 * 1)   treatment
 * 1)   treatment

title: 科技


text: incursionem

title: incursionem


text:
imperatores

Etymology
From.

title: imperatores


text: imperatoris

title: imperatoris


text: imperatorum

title: imperatorum


text: imperatoribus

title: imperatoribus


text: imperatorem

title: imperatorem


text: semihomines

title: semihomines


text: semihominis

title: semihominis


text: semihominum

title: semihominum


text: semihomini

title: semihomini


text: semihominibus

title: semihominibus


text: semihominem

title: semihominem


text: semihomine

title: semihomine


text: phagones

title: phagones


text: phagonis

title: phagonis


text: phagonum

title: phagonum


text: phagoni

title: phagoni


text: phagonibus

title: phagonibus


text: phagonem

title: phagonem


text: phagone

title: phagone


text: cineris

title: cineris


text: cinerum

title: cinerum


text: cineri

title: cineri


text: cineribus

title: cineribus


text: cinerem

title: cinerem


text: cinere

title: cinere


text: murices

title: murices


text: muricis

title: muricis


text: muricum

title: muricum


text: murici

title: murici


text: muricibus

title: muricibus


text: muricem

title: muricem


text: murice

title: murice


text: tumoris

title: tumoris


text: tumorum

title: tumorum


text: tumoribus

title: tumoribus


text: tumorem

title: tumorem


text: ioculatores

title: ioculatores


text: ioculatoris

title: ioculatoris


text: ioculatorum

title: ioculatorum


text: ioculatori

title: ioculatori


text: ioculatoribus

title: ioculatoribus


text: ioculatorem

title: ioculatorem


text: ioculatore

title: ioculatore


text: odores

title: odores


text: odoris

title: odoris


text: odorum

title: odorum


text: odoribus

title: odoribus


text: odorem

title: odorem


text: lapidis

title: lapidis


text: lapidum

title: lapidum


text:
高科技

Adjective

 * 1) hi-tech

Noun

 * 1) advanced technology

title: 高科技


text: lapidibus

title: lapidibus


text: carnifices

title: carnifices


text: carnificis

title: carnificis


text: carnificum

title: carnificum


text: carnifici

title: carnifici


text: carnificibus

title: carnificibus


text: carnificem

title: carnificem


text: carnifice

title: carnifice


text: fures

title: fures


text: furis

title: furis


text:
furum

Noun

 * 1) oven
 * 2) bread

title: furum


text: furibus

title: furibus


text: furem

title: furem


text:
fure

Etymology
From, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  To lead.
 * 2)  To carry, bear, convey, transport.
 * 1)  To carry, bear, convey, transport.
 * 1)  To carry, bear, convey, transport.

Etymology
From or. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1) outside

Noun

 * 1) flower, blossom

Etymology
From via.

Noun

 * 1) a furrow
 * 2) a groove
 * 3) a line or wrinkle

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a pine
 * 2) pine

Noun

 * 1) key (for a lock)

title: fure


text:
pedum

Noun

 * 1) A shepherd's crook.

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) a shepherd's crook, sheephook.

title: pedum


text:
pedibus

Etymology
From.

title: pedibus


text: irrumatores

title: irrumatores


text: irrumatoris

title: irrumatoris


text: irrumatorum

title: irrumatorum


text: irrumatori

title: irrumatori


text: irrumatoribus

title: irrumatoribus


text: irrumatorem

title: irrumatorem


text: irrumatore

title: irrumatore


text: struices

title: struices


text: struicis

title: struicis


text: struicum

title: struicum


text: struici

title: struici


text: struicibus

title: struicibus


text: struicem

title: struicem


text: struice

title: struice


text: hexades

title: hexades


text: hexadis

title: hexadis


text: hexadum

title: hexadum


text: hexadi

title: hexadi


text: hexadibus

title: hexadibus


text: hexadem

title: hexadem


text:
hexade

Etymology
See.

Noun

 * 1) A series of six numbers.

title: hexade


text: fidelitates

title: fidelitates


text: fidelitatis

title: fidelitatis


text: fidelitatum

title: fidelitatum


text: fidelitati

title: fidelitati


text: fidelitatibus

title: fidelitatibus


text: fidelitatem

title: fidelitatem


text:
fidelitate

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) fidelity

Noun

 * 1) fidelity

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) fidelity
 * 2) trustworthiness

title: fidelitate


text: senatores

title: senatores


text: senatoris

title: senatoris


text: senatorum

title: senatorum


text: senatoribus

title: senatoribus


text: senatorem

title: senatorem


text: liquores

title: liquores


text: liquoris

title: liquoris


text: liquorum

title: liquorum


text: liquoribus

title: liquoribus


text: liquorem

title: liquorem


text: halcyones

title: halcyones


text: halcyonis

title: halcyonis


text: halcyonum

title: halcyonum


text: halcyoni

title: halcyoni


text: halcyonibus

title: halcyonibus


text: halcyonem

title: halcyonem


text: halcyone

title: halcyone


text: sacerdotis

title: sacerdotis


text: sacerdotum

title: sacerdotum


text: sacerdotibus

title: sacerdotibus


text: sacerdotem

title: sacerdotem


text: gruum

title: gruum


text: gruibus

title: gruibus


text: gruem

title: gruem


text: cruores

title: cruores


text: cruoris

title: cruoris


text: cruorum

title: cruorum


text: cruori

title: cruori


text: cruoribus

title: cruoribus


text: cruorem

title: cruorem


text: cruore

title: cruore


text: nepotes

title: nepotes


text: nepotis

title: nepotis


text: nepotum

title: nepotum


text: nepotibus

title: nepotibus


text: nepotem

title: nepotem


text:
nepote

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) grandson
 * 2) nephew

title: nepote


text: pronuntiationes

title: pronuntiationes


text: pronuntiationis

title: pronuntiationis


text: pronuntiationum

title: pronuntiationum


text: pronuntiationi

title: pronuntiationi


text: pronuntiationibus

title: pronuntiationibus


text: pronuntiationem

title: pronuntiationem


text: pronuntiatione

title: pronuntiatione


text: creatores

title: creatores


text: creatoris

title: creatoris


text: creatoribus

title: creatoribus


text: creatorem

title: creatorem


text: terroris

title: terroris


text: terrorum

title: terrorum


text: terroribus

title: terroribus


text: terrorem

title: terrorem


text: conversationes

title: conversationes


text: conversationis

title: conversationis


text: conversationum

title: conversationum


text: conversationi

title: conversationi


text: conversationibus

title: conversationibus


text: conversationem

title: conversationem


text: conversatione

title: conversatione


text: pastorum

title: pastorum


text: pastoribus

title: pastoribus


text: pastorem

title: pastorem


text: viragines

title: viragines


text: viraginis

title: viraginis


text: viraginum

title: viraginum


text: viragini

title: viragini


text: viraginibus

title: viraginibus


text: viraginem

title: viraginem


text: viragine

title: viragine


text: lepores

title: lepores


text: leporis

title: leporis


text: leporum

title: leporum


text: lepori

title: lepori


text: leporibus

title: leporibus


text: leporem

title: leporem


text: lepore

title: lepore


text: anates

title: anates


text: anatis

title: anatis


text: anatum

title: anatum


text:
anati

Verb

 * 1) to breathe
 * 2) to have life

Adjective

 * , present participle of the verb above

title: anati


text: anatibus

title: anatibus


text: anatem

title: anatem


text: anate

title: anate


text: cervicum

title: cervicum


text: cervicibus

title: cervicibus


text: cervicem

title: cervicem


text: crucum

title: crucum


text:
cruci

Etymology 1
From.

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to cross oneself, make the sign of the cross
 * 2)  to be wonderstruck, dumbfounded, bewildered

title: cruci


text: crucibus

title: crucibus


text: crucem

title: crucem


text: lienes

title: lienes


text: lienis

title: lienis


text: lienum

title: lienum


text:
lieni

Etymology
From. Akin to 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1) ; slowly

title: lieni


text: lienibus

title: lienibus


text: lienem

title: lienem


text: radicum

title: radicum


text: radicibus

title: radicibus


text: radicem

title: radicem


text: clamorum

title: clamorum


text: clamoribus

title: clamoribus


text: clamorem

title: clamorem


text: crateres

title: crateres


text: crateris

title: crateris


text: craterum

title: craterum


text: crateribus

title: crateribus


text: craterem

title: craterem


text: glandis

title: glandis


text: glandum

title: glandum


text: glandibus

title: glandibus


text: glandem

title: glandem


text: pallores

title: pallores


text: palloris

title: palloris


text: pallorum

title: pallorum


text: palloribus

title: palloribus


text: pallorem

title: pallorem


text: honoris

title: honoris


text: honorum

title: honorum


text: honoribus

title: honoribus


text: mulieres

title: mulieres


text: mulieris

title: mulieris


text: mulierum

title: mulierum


text: mulieribus

title: mulieribus


text: mulierem

title: mulierem


text: muliere

title: muliere


text: libertates

title: libertates


text: libertatis

title: libertatis


text: libertatum

title: libertatum


text: libertati

title: libertati


text: libertatibus

title: libertatibus


text: libertatem

title: libertatem


text: fellum

title: fellum


text:
felli

Noun

 * 1)  section, segment, slice
 * 2) crack of the heel's skin
 * 3)  buttocks

title: felli


text: fellibus

title: fellibus


text: sorores

title: sorores


text: sororis

title: sororis


text: sororum

title: sororum


text: sorori

title: sorori


text: sororibus

title: sororibus


text: sororem

title: sororem


text: sorore

title: sorore


text: nativitates

title: nativitates


text: nativitatis

title: nativitatis


text: nativitatum

title: nativitatum


text: nativitati

title: nativitati


text: nativitatibus

title: nativitatibus


text: nativitatem

title: nativitatem


text: nativitate

title: nativitate


text: auctoris

title: auctoris


text: auctori

title: auctori


text: auctoribus

title: auctoribus


text: auctore

title: auctore


text: actricis

title: actricis


text: actricum

title: actricum


text: actrici

title: actrici


text: actricibus

title: actricibus


text: actricem

title: actricem


text: actiones

title: actiones


text: actionum

title: actionum


text: actioni

title: actioni


text: actionibus

title: actionibus


text: actionem

title: actionem


text: actione

title: actione


text: rationes

title: rationes


text: rationis

title: rationis


text: rationum

title: rationum


text: rationi

title: rationi


text: rationibus

title: rationibus


text: ratione

title: ratione


text:
maltro

Adverb

 * 1) too little, too few

Usage notes

 * To say "too little" or "too few" of something maltro is combined with the preposition da. For example, "Ni havas maltro da iloj", "We have too few tools".
 * There exists a difference between "maltro da" and "maltroa", though it is subtle. "Maltro da" expresses a sense of collection, of belonging together somehow; something that is not the case for "maltroa". Consider, for example, the difference between "Maltro da homoj ĝuis la koncerton." (Too few people enjoyed the concert.) and "Maltroaj homoj ĝuis ĉi tiun kompaktdiskon." (Too few people have enjoyed this CD.). The first sentence expresses the notion that the people have listened to the concert together, whereas any such notion is absent from the second sentence.

Synonyms

 * tro (da)

title: maltro


text: albedines

title: albedines


text: albedinis

title: albedinis


text: albedinum

title: albedinum


text: albedini

title: albedini


text: albedinibus

title: albedinibus


text: albedinem

title: albedinem


text:
albedine

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  whiteness
 * 2)  albedo

title: albedine


text: competitores

title: competitores


text: competitoris

title: competitoris


text: competitorum

title: competitorum


text: competitoribus

title: competitoribus


text: competitorem

title: competitorem


text: militis

title: militis


text: militum

title: militum


text: militibus

title: militibus


text: vertigines

title: vertigines


text: vertiginis

title: vertiginis


text: vertiginum

title: vertiginum


text: vertiginibus

title: vertiginibus


text: vertiginem

title: vertiginem


text: tellures

title: tellures


text: telluris

title: telluris


text: tellurum

title: tellurum


text: telluribus

title: telluribus


text: tellurem

title: tellurem


text: aetheres

title: aetheres


text: aetheris

title: aetheris


text: aetherum

title: aetherum


text: aetheri

title: aetheri


text: aetheribus

title: aetheribus


text: aetherem

title: aetherem


text: aethere

title: aethere


text: epidermides

title: epidermides


text: epidermidum

title: epidermidum


text: epidermidibus

title: epidermidibus


text: epidermidem

title: epidermidem


text: calycis

title: calycis


text: calycum

title: calycum


text: calyci

title: calyci


text: calycibus

title: calycibus


text: calycem

title: calycem


text: calyce

title: calyce


text: presbyteres

title: presbyteres


text: presbyteris

title: presbyteris


text: presbyterum

title: presbyterum


text: presbyteri

title: presbyteri


text: presbyteribus

title: presbyteribus


text: presbyterem

title: presbyterem


text: presbytere

title: presbytere


text: bubonis

title: bubonis


text: bubonum

title: bubonum


text: buboni

title: buboni


text: bubonibus

title: bubonibus


text: bubonem

title: bubonem


text: bubone

title: bubone


text: furores

title: furores


text: furoris

title: furoris


text: furorum

title: furorum


text: furoribus

title: furoribus


text: furorem

title: furorem


text:
herois

Etymology 1
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * a, a
 * 1)  a
 * 1)  a

Etymology 2
A declined form of.

title: herois


text:
heroum

Etymology 1
See.

Etymology 2
As an adjective, regularly declined forms of the adjective ; as a noun, a substantivisation of the neuter forms of the adjective.

Noun

 * 1) a  to the memory of a
 * 2) the

title: heroum


text: heroibus

title: heroibus


text: heroem

title: heroem


text: confessiones

title: confessiones


text: confessionis

title: confessionis


text: confessionum

title: confessionum


text: confessionibus

title: confessionibus


text: confessionem

title: confessionem


text: oratores

title: oratores


text: oratoris

title: oratoris


text: oratoribus

title: oratoribus


text: oratorem

title: oratorem


text: fidelibus

title: fidelibus


text: fidelem

title: fidelem


text: gravitatis

title: gravitatis


text: gravitatum

title: gravitatum


text: gravitatibus

title: gravitatibus


text: gravitatem

title: gravitatem


text: vespillones

title: vespillones


text: vespillonis

title: vespillonis


text:
orätt

Etymology
From, from. .

Noun

 * 1) an injustice

Adjective

 * 1)  wrong

Adverb

 * 1)  wrongly

title: orätt


text: vespillonum

title: vespillonum


text: vespilloni

title: vespilloni


text: vespillonibus

title: vespillonibus


text: vespillonem

title: vespillonem


text: vespillone

title: vespillone


text: vigilis

title: vigilis


text: vigilum

title: vigilum


text: vigilibus

title: vigilibus


text: ordinis

title: ordinis


text: ordinum

title: ordinum


text:
maltroa

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) too little, too few

Usage notes

 * To say "too little" or "too few" both "maltroa" and "maltro da" can be used. There exists, however, a difference between "maltroa" and "maltro da", though it is subtle. "Maltro da" expresses a sense of collection, of belonging together somehow; something that is not the case for "maltroa". Consider, for example, the difference between "Maltro da homoj ĝuis la koncerton." (Too few people enjoyed the concert.) and "Maltroaj homoj ĝuis ĉi tiun kompaktdiskon." (Too few people have enjoyed this CD.). The first sentence expresses the notion that the people have listened to the concert together, whereas any such notion is absent from the second sentence.

title: maltroa


text: ordinibus

title: ordinibus


text: numeratores

title: numeratores


text: numeratoris

title: numeratoris


text: maltroaj

title: maltroaj


text: numeratoribus

title: numeratoribus


text: numeratorem

title: numeratorem


text: maltroan

title: maltroan


text: denominatores

title: denominatores


text: denominatoris

title: denominatoris


text: maltroajn

title: maltroajn


text: denominatorum

title: denominatorum


text: denominatoribus

title: denominatoribus


text: denominatorem

title: denominatorem


text: pubum

title: pubum


text: pubibus

title: pubibus


text: pubem

title: pubem


text: translationes

title: translationes


text: translationis

title: translationis


text: translationum

title: translationum


text: translationi

title: translationi


text: translationibus

title: translationibus


text: translationem

title: translationem


text: translatione

title: translatione


text: unitates

title: unitates


text: unitatis

title: unitatis


text: unitatum

title: unitatum


text: unitati

title: unitati


text: unitatibus

title: unitatibus


text: unitatem

title: unitatem


text: aspidis

title: aspidis


text: aspidum

title: aspidum


text: aspidibus

title: aspidibus


text: aspidem

title: aspidem


text: amatores

title: amatores


text: amatoris

title: amatoris


text: amatoribus

title: amatoribus


text: amatorem

title: amatorem


text: legislatores

title: legislatores


text: legislatoris

title: legislatoris


text: legislatorum

title: legislatorum


text: legislatoribus

title: legislatoribus


text: legislatorem

title: legislatorem


text: panium

title: panium


text: panibus

title: panibus


text: doloris

title: doloris


text: doloribus

title: doloribus


text: dolorem

title: dolorem


text: traductoris

title: traductoris


text: traductorum

title: traductorum


text: traductori

title: traductori


text: traductoribus

title: traductoribus


text: traductorem

title: traductorem


text: traductore

title: traductore


text: ducum

title: ducum


text: ducibus

title: ducibus


text: ducem

title: ducem


text: castoris

title: castoris


text: castorum

title: castorum


text: castoribus

title: castoribus


text: castorem

title: castorem


text: castore

title: castore


text: scorpiones

title: scorpiones


text: scorpionis

title: scorpionis


text: scorpionum

title: scorpionum


text: scorpionibus

title: scorpionibus


text: scorpionem

title: scorpionem


text: caloris

title: caloris


text: calorum

title: calorum


text: caloribus

title: caloribus


text: calorem

title: calorem


text: vocis

title: vocis


text: vocum

title: vocum


text: vocibus

title: vocibus


text: incubones

title: incubones


text: incubonis

title: incubonis


text: incubonum

title: incubonum


text: incuboni

title: incuboni


text: incubonibus

title: incubonibus


text: incubonem

title: incubonem


text: incubone

title: incubone


text: tigrides

title: tigrides


text: tigridis

title: tigridis


text: tigridum

title: tigridum


text: tigridi

title: tigridi


text: tigridibus

title: tigridibus


text: tigridem

title: tigridem


text: tigride

title: tigride


text: codicis

title: codicis


text: codicum

title: codicum


text: codicibus

title: codicibus


text: codicem

title: codicem


text: meretrices

title: meretrices


text: meretricis

title: meretricis


text: meretricum

title: meretricum


text: meretricibus

title: meretricibus


text: meretricem

title: meretricem


text: cicatricis

title: cicatricis


text: cicatricum

title: cicatricum


text: cicatricibus

title: cicatricibus


text: parietes

title: parietes


text: parietum

title: parietum


text: parieti

title: parieti


text: parietibus

title: parietibus


text: parietem

title: parietem


text: pariete

title: pariete


text: caudicis

title: caudicis


text: caudicum

title: caudicum


text: caudici

title: caudici


text: caudicibus

title: caudicibus


text: caudicem

title: caudicem


text: caudice

title: caudice


text: ablatores

title: ablatores


text: ablatoris

title: ablatoris


text: ablatorum

title: ablatorum


text: ablatori

title: ablatori


text: ablatoribus

title: ablatoribus


text: ablatorem

title: ablatorem


text: ablatore

title: ablatore


text: fragores

title: fragores


text: fragoris

title: fragoris


text: fragorum

title: fragorum


text: fragoribus

title: fragoribus


text: fragorem

title: fragorem


text: aetates

title: aetates


text: aetatum

title: aetatum


text: aetati

title: aetati


text: aetatibus

title: aetatibus


text: aetatem

title: aetatem


text: aetate

title: aetate


text: fidis

title: fidis


text:
fidibus

Noun

 * 1) A piece of paper used for lighting a pipe, etc.

title: fidibus


text: testudines

title: testudines


text: testudinis

title: testudinis


text: testudinum

title: testudinum


text: testudini

title: testudini


text: testudinibus

title: testudinibus


text: testudinem

title: testudinem


text:
testudine

Noun

 * 1) Any turtle, tortoise etc of the order.

title: testudine


text: corticis

title: corticis


text: corticum

title: corticum


text: cortici

title: cortici


text: corticibus

title: corticibus


text: corticem

title: corticem


text:
cortice

Noun

 * 1)  bark
 * 2)  cortex

title: cortice


text: salmonis

title: salmonis


text: salmonum

title: salmonum


text: salmonibus

title: salmonibus


text: salmonem

title: salmonem


text: sectoris

title: sectoris


text: sectorum

title: sectorum


text: sectori

title: sectori


text: sectoribus

title: sectoribus


text:
subkutaaninen

Etymology
(see 🇨🇬), ultimately from and adapted with the adjectival suffix.

Adjective

 * 1)  subcutaneous

Synonyms

 * (common language)

title: subkutaaninen


text: sectorem

title: sectorem


text: sectore

title: sectore


text: anseres

title: anseres


text: anseris

title: anseris


text: anserum

title: anserum


text: anseri

title: anseri


text: anseribus

title: anseribus


text: anserem

title: anserem


text: ansere

title: ansere


text: indicatores

title: indicatores


text: indicatoris

title: indicatoris


text: indicatoribus

title: indicatoribus


text: indicatorem

title: indicatorem


text: haruspicum

title: haruspicum


text: haruspici

title: haruspici


text: haruspicibus

title: haruspicibus


text: haruspicem

title: haruspicem


text:
barmhärtighet

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) kindness, mercy
 * Frukta icke, ty jag vill bevisa barmhärtighet mot dig
 * Fear not: for I will surely shew thee kindness (2 Samuel 9:7)
 * Hans barmhärtighet varar från släkte till släkte över dem som frukta honom.
 * And his mercy [is] on them that fear him from generation to generation. (Luke 1:50)

title: barmhärtighet


text: konungs

title: konungs


text:
haruspice

Noun

 * 1) a diviner in Ancient Rome who inspected the entrails of sacrificed animals, especially the livers of sacrificed sheep and poultry; haruspex

title: haruspice


text: recensiones

title: recensiones


text: recensionis

title: recensionis


text: recensionum

title: recensionum


text: recensionibus

title: recensionibus


text: recensionem

title: recensionem


text: integritates

title: integritates


text: integritatis

title: integritatis


text: integritatum

title: integritatum


text: integritati

title: integritati


text: integritatibus

title: integritatibus


text: integritatem

title: integritatem


text:
integritate

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) integrity

title: integritate


text: calamitates

title: calamitates


text: calamitatis

title: calamitatis


text: calamitatum

title: calamitatum


text: calamitatibus

title: calamitatibus


text: calamitatem

title: calamitatem


text: ligones

title: ligones


text:
ligonis

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) patient; unhealthy, ill person

title: ligonis


text: ligonum

title: ligonum


text: ligoni

title: ligoni


text: ligonibus

title: ligonibus


text: ligonem

title: ligonem


text: ligone

title: ligone


text: declivitates

title: declivitates


text: declivitatis

title: declivitatis


text: declivitatum

title: declivitatum


text: declivitati

title: declivitati


text: declivitatibus

title: declivitatibus


text: declivitatem

title: declivitatem


text:
declivitate

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) declivity

title: declivitate


text: remigis

title: remigis


text: remigum

title: remigum


text: remigi

title: remigi


text: remigibus

title: remigibus


text: remigem

title: remigem


text:
remige

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  A remex quill, feather.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) remex

title: remige


text: veritates

title: veritates


text: veritatum

title: veritatum


text: veritati

title: veritati


text: veritatibus

title: veritatibus


text: veritatem

title: veritatem


text:
veritate

Etymology
or.

Noun

 * 1)  truth
 * 2)  truthfulness, verity
 * 1)  truthfulness, verity

title: veritate


text: civitatum

title: civitatum


text: civitati

title: civitati


text: civitatibus

title: civitatibus


text: civitatem

title: civitatem


text: civitate

title: civitate


text: helluones

title: helluones


text: helluonis

title: helluonis


text: helluonum

title: helluonum


text: helluoni

title: helluoni


text: helluonibus

title: helluonibus


text: helluonem

title: helluonem


text: helluone

title: helluone


text: paupertates

title: paupertates


text: paupertatis

title: paupertatis


text: paupertatum

title: paupertatum


text: paupertati

title: paupertati


text: paupertatibus

title: paupertatibus


text: paupertatem

title: paupertatem


text:
paupertate

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1)  the state of being poor, poverty; need, indigence

title: paupertate


text: sationes

title: sationes


text: sationis

title: sationis


text: sationum

title: sationum


text: sationi

title: sationi


text: sationibus

title: sationibus


text: sationem

title: sationem


text: satione

title: satione


text: occasiones

title: occasiones


text: occasionis

title: occasionis


text: occasionum

title: occasionum


text: occasionibus

title: occasionibus


text: occasionem

title: occasionem


text: volumines

title: volumines


text: voluminis

title: voluminis


text: voluminum

title: voluminum


text:
Torontarian

Etymology
Apparently from, perhaps with influence from.

Adjective

 * 1)  Torontonian: of, from, or pertaining to Toronto (the capital of Ontario, in Canada).
 * 2) * 1997, in British Journal of Canadian Studies, Volume 12, Issue 2, page 239:
 * This article is concerned with police relations with visible minorities in Toronto, an aspect of Torontarian society that has drawn the attention of other English academics (Todd and Todd 1992; Todd, 1992, 1993; Jackson 1993).

Noun

 * 1)  A Torontonian: a person from, or resident of, Toronto.

title: Torontarian


text: volumini

title: volumini


text: voluminibus

title: voluminibus


text: voluminem

title: voluminem


text:
volumine

Noun

 * 1)  quantity of 3-dimensional space

title: volumine


text: opum

title: opum


text: opibus

title: opibus


text: opem

title: opem


text: plebis

title: plebis


text: plebum

title: plebum


text: plebibus

title: plebibus


text: plebem

title: plebem


text: remissiones

title: remissiones


text: remissionis

title: remissionis


text: remissionum

title: remissionum


text: remissionibus

title: remissionibus


text: remissionem

title: remissionem


text: comites

title: comites


text: comitis

title: comitis


text: comiti

title: comiti


text: comitibus

title: comitibus


text: comitem

title: comitem


text: mandones

title: mandones


text: mandonis

title: mandonis


text: mandonum

title: mandonum


text: mandoni

title: mandoni


text:
troa

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) too much, too many

Usage notes

 * To say "too much" or "too many" both "troa" and "tro da" can be used. There exists, however, a difference between "troa" and "tro da", though it is subtle. "Tro da" expresses a sense of collection, of belonging together somehow; something that is not the case for "troa". Consider, for example, the difference between "Tro da homoj mortis tiutage." (Too many people died that day.) and "Troaj homoj mortas pro aŭtoakcidentoj ĉiujare." (Too many people die in car accidents each year.). The first sentence expresses the notion that the people died because of the same event, whereas any such notion is absent from the second sentence.

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1) to trust, put faith in
 * 2) to believe

title: troa


text: mandonibus

title: mandonibus


text: mandonem

title: mandonem


text: mandone

title: mandone


text: creditoris

title: creditoris


text: troaj

title: troaj


text: creditoribus

title: creditoribus


text: creditorem

title: creditorem


text: troan

title: troan


text: agonum

title: agonum


text:
agoni

Noun

 * 1)   as preparation of rice planting.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) argon

title: agoni


text: agonibus

title: agonibus


text: agonem

title: agonem


text: troajn

title: troajn


text:
marum

Etymology 1
Borrowed from, from / , an important ritual herb (☞ explained by Löw), from , related to 🇨🇬. Also found in 🇨🇬,.

Noun

 * 1) A kind of plant, cat thyme

Descendants

 * → Translingual: ,
 * → Translingual: ,
 * → Translingual: ,

title: marum


text: maribus

title: maribus


text: marem

title: marem


text: realitates

title: realitates


text: realitatis

title: realitatis


text: realitatum

title: realitatum


text: realitati

title: realitati


text: realitatibus

title: realitatibus


text: realitatem

title: realitatem


text: imaginis

title: imaginis


text:
döma

Etymology
From, from , from.

Verb

 * 1) to sentence, to judge
 * 2) to deem, to make a judgement
 * 3)  to umpire, to referee
 * 4)  imagine my surprise (when ...)
 * 1)  imagine my surprise (when ...)

Usage notes

 * The spelling of this verb is irregular. Phonetically it should be, but the -m- is never doubled. The same is true of the related noun and derivatives.

title: döma


text: imaginum

title: imaginum


text: imaginibus

title: imaginibus


text: imaginem

title: imaginem


text: definitiones

title: definitiones


text: definitionum

title: definitionum


text: definitioni

title: definitioni


text: definitionibus

title: definitionibus


text: definitionem

title: definitionem


text: definitione

title: definitione


text: rigores

title: rigores


text: rigoris

title: rigoris


text: rigorum

title: rigorum


text: rigoribus

title: rigoribus


text: rigorem

title: rigorem


text: vigoris

title: vigoris


text: vigorum

title: vigorum


text: vigoribus

title: vigoribus


text: vigorem

title: vigorem


text: podices

title: podices


text: podicis

title: podicis


text: podicum

title: podicum


text: podici

title: podici


text: podicibus

title: podicibus


text: podicem

title: podicem


text: podice

title: podice


text: sutores

title: sutores


text: sutoris

title: sutoris


text: sutorum

title: sutorum


text: sutori

title: sutori


text: sutoribus

title: sutoribus


text: sutorem

title: sutorem


text: sutore

title: sutore


text: albugines

title: albugines


text: albuginis

title: albuginis


text: albuginum

title: albuginum


text: albuginibus

title: albuginibus


text: albuginem

title: albuginem


text: iuvenes

title: iuvenes


text: iuvenum

title: iuvenum


text: iuveni

title: iuveni


text: iuvenibus

title: iuvenibus


text: iuvenem

title: iuvenem


text: iuvene

title: iuvene


text: gubernatores

title: gubernatores


text: gubernatoris

title: gubernatoris


text: gubernatori

title: gubernatori


text: gubernatoribus

title: gubernatoribus


text: gubernatorem

title: gubernatorem


text: gubernatore

title: gubernatore


text: turbinis

title: turbinis


text: turbinum

title: turbinum


text: turbinibus

title: turbinibus


text: turbinem

title: turbinem


text: cantharidis

title: cantharidis


text: cantharidum

title: cantharidum


text: cantharidi

title: cantharidi


text: cantharidibus

title: cantharidibus


text: cantharidem

title: cantharidem


text:
cantharide

Noun

 * 1) A substance obtained from soldier beetles, formerly used as an aphrodisiac.

Noun

 * 1) Spanish fly

title: cantharide


text: comedonis

title: comedonis


text: comedonum

title: comedonum


text: comedonibus

title: comedonibus


text: comedonem

title: comedonem


text: orexium

title: orexium


text: orexi

title: orexi


text: orexibus

title: orexibus


text: orexem

title: orexem


text: orexe

title: orexe


text: consulum

title: consulum


text: consulibus

title: consulibus


text: consulem

title: consulem


text: usucapiones

title: usucapiones


text: usucapionis

title: usucapionis


text: usucapionum

title: usucapionum


text: usucapioni

title: usucapioni


text: usucapionibus

title: usucapionibus


text: usucapionem

title: usucapionem


text:
usucapione

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) usucaption The acquisition of right or title to an object by means of the passage of time

title: usucapione


text: dictiones

title: dictiones


text: dictionis

title: dictionis


text: dictionum

title: dictionum


text: dictioni

title: dictioni


text: dictionibus

title: dictionibus


text: dictionem

title: dictionem


text: dictione

title: dictione


text: apodis

title: apodis


text: apodum

title: apodum


text: apodi

title: apodi


text: apodibus

title: apodibus


text: apodem

title: apodem


text: quadrantis

title: quadrantis


text: quadrantum

title: quadrantum


text: quadrantibus

title: quadrantibus


text: quadrantem

title: quadrantem


text: pudores

title: pudores


text: pudoris

title: pudoris


text: pudorum

title: pudorum


text: pudoribus

title: pudoribus


text: pudorem

title: pudorem


text: quaestores

title: quaestores


text: quaestorum

title: quaestorum


text: quaestori

title: quaestori


text: quaestoribus

title: quaestoribus


text: quaestorem

title: quaestorem


text: quaestore

title: quaestore


text: fornaces

title: fornaces


text: fornacis

title: fornacis


text: fornacum

title: fornacum


text: fornacibus

title: fornacibus


text: fornacem

title: fornacem


text: pavones

title: pavones


text: pavonis

title: pavonis


text: pavonum

title: pavonum


text: pavonibus

title: pavonibus


text: pavonem

title: pavonem


text: pictores

title: pictores


text: pictoris

title: pictoris


text: pictorum

title: pictorum


text: pictori

title: pictori


text: pictoribus

title: pictoribus


text: pictorem

title: pictorem


text: pictore

title: pictore


text: decoribus

title: decoribus


text: decorem

title: decorem


text: cassides

title: cassides


text: cassidum

title: cassidum


text: cassidi

title: cassidi


text: cassidibus

title: cassidibus


text: cassidem

title: cassidem


text:
casside

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1)  a metal helmet

title: casside


text: stimulationes

title: stimulationes


text: stimulationis

title: stimulationis


text: stimulationum

title: stimulationum


text: stimulationi

title: stimulationi


text: stimulationibus

title: stimulationibus


text: stimulationem

title: stimulationem


text: stimulatione

title: stimulatione


text: velocitates

title: velocitates


text: velocitatis

title: velocitatis


text: velocitatum

title: velocitatum


text: velocitati

title: velocitati


text: velocitatibus

title: velocitatibus


text: velocitatem

title: velocitatem


text:
velocitate

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1)  speed, rapidity

title: velocitate


text: conflagrationes

title: conflagrationes


text: conflagrationis

title: conflagrationis


text: conflagrationum

title: conflagrationum


text: conflagrationi

title: conflagrationi


text: conflagrationibus

title: conflagrationibus


text: conflagrationem

title: conflagrationem


text: conflagratione

title: conflagratione


text: sedibus

title: sedibus


text: serpentis

title: serpentis


text: serpentum

title: serpentum


text: serpentibus

title: serpentibus


text: serpentem

title: serpentem


text: falces

title: falces


text: falcum

title: falcum


text: falcibus

title: falcibus


text: falcem

title: falcem


text: plumbagines

title: plumbagines


text: plumbaginis

title: plumbaginis


text: plumbaginum

title: plumbaginum


text: plumbagini

title: plumbagini


text: plumbaginibus

title: plumbaginibus


text: plumbaginem

title: plumbaginem


text: plumbagine

title: plumbagine


text: semisses

title: semisses


text: semissis

title: semissis


text: semissum

title: semissum


text: semissi

title: semissi


text: semissibus

title: semissibus


text: semissem

title: semissem


text: semisse

title: semisse


text: perdicis

title: perdicis


text: perdicum

title: perdicum


text: perdici

title: perdici


text: perdicibus

title: perdicibus


text: perdicem

title: perdicem


text: perdice

title: perdice


text: caupones

title: caupones


text: cauponum

title: cauponum


text: cauponi

title: cauponi


text: cauponibus

title: cauponibus


text: cauponem

title: cauponem


text: caupone

title: caupone


text: hospites

title: hospites


text: hospitis

title: hospitis


text: hospitum

title: hospitum


text: hospiti

title: hospiti


text: hospitibus

title: hospitibus


text: hospite

title: hospite


text: stationes

title: stationes


text: stationis

title: stationis


text: stationum

title: stationum


text: stationi

title: stationi


text: stationibus

title: stationibus


text: stationem

title: stationem


text: statione

title: statione


text: sapores

title: sapores


text: saporis

title: saporis


text: saporum

title: saporum


text: saporibus

title: saporibus


text: saporem

title: saporem


text: alcyones

title: alcyones


text: alcyonis

title: alcyonis


text: alcyonum

title: alcyonum


text: alcyoni

title: alcyoni


text: alcyonibus

title: alcyonibus


text: alcyonem

title: alcyonem


text: alcyone

title: alcyone


text: instructoris

title: instructoris


text: instructorum

title: instructorum


text: instructori

title: instructori


text: instructoribus

title: instructoribus


text: instructorem

title: instructorem


text: instructore

title: instructore


text: securitates

title: securitates


text: securitatum

title: securitatum


text: securitati

title: securitati


text: securitatibus

title: securitatibus


text: securitatem

title: securitatem


text: solenis

title: solenis


text: solenum

title: solenum


text: soleni

title: soleni


text: solenibus

title: solenibus


text: solenem

title: solenem


text: pulmonis

title: pulmonis


text: pulmonum

title: pulmonum


text: pulmoni

title: pulmoni


text: pulmonibus

title: pulmonibus


text: pulmonem

title: pulmonem


text: pulmone

title: pulmone


text: hebdomades

title: hebdomades


text: hebdomadum

title: hebdomadum


text: hebdomadi

title: hebdomadi


text: hebdomadibus

title: hebdomadibus


text: hebdomadem

title: hebdomadem


text: hebdomade

title: hebdomade


text: cardines

title: cardines


text: cardinis

title: cardinis


text: cardinum

title: cardinum


text: cardinibus

title: cardinibus


text: cardinem

title: cardinem


text: pepones

title: pepones


text: peponis

title: peponis


text: peponum

title: peponum


text:
peponi

Noun

 * 1) Paradise, heaven
 * 2) peace

title: peponi


text: peponibus

title: peponibus


text: peponem

title: peponem


text: pepone

title: pepone


text: inundationes

title: inundationes


text: inundationis

title: inundationis


text: inundationum

title: inundationum


text: inundationi

title: inundationi


text: inundationibus

title: inundationibus


text: inundationem

title: inundationem


text: inundatione

title: inundatione


text: exceptiones

title: exceptiones


text: exceptionis

title: exceptionis


text: exceptionum

title: exceptionum


text: exceptioni

title: exceptioni


text: exceptionibus

title: exceptionibus


text: exceptionem

title: exceptionem


text: exceptione

title: exceptione


text: sapones

title: sapones


text: saponis

title: saponis


text: saponum

title: saponum


text: saponibus

title: saponibus


text: saponem

title: saponem


text: optiones

title: optiones


text: optionis

title: optionis


text: optionum

title: optionum


text: optioni

title: optioni


text: optionibus

title: optionibus


text: optionem

title: optionem


text: optione

title: optione


text: legatores

title: legatores


text: legatoris

title: legatoris


text: legatoribus

title: legatoribus


text: legatorem

title: legatorem


text: parvitates

title: parvitates


text: parvitatis

title: parvitatis


text: parvitatum

title: parvitatum


text: parvitati

title: parvitati


text: parvitatibus

title: parvitatibus


text: parvitatem

title: parvitatem


text: parvitate

title: parvitate


text: interrogatores

title: interrogatores


text: interrogatoris

title: interrogatoris


text:
biyokimya

Noun
.

 * 1) biochemistry

title: biyokimya


text: interrogatorum

title: interrogatorum


text: interrogatoribus

title: interrogatoribus


text: interrogatorem

title: interrogatorem


text: interrogatore

title: interrogatore


text: falconis

title: falconis


text: falconum

title: falconum


text: falconibus

title: falconibus


text: falconem

title: falconem


text: creatricis

title: creatricis


text: creatricum

title: creatricum


text: creatricibus

title: creatricibus


text: creatricem

title: creatricem


text: auditores

title: auditores


text: auditoris

title: auditoris


text: auditoribus

title: auditoribus


text: auditorem

title: auditorem


text: auditore

title: auditore


text: latrones

title: latrones


text: latronis

title: latronis


text: latronum

title: latronum


text: latroni

title: latroni


text: latronibus

title: latronibus


text: latronem

title: latronem


text:
latrone

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  mercenary
 * 2) highwayman; brigand, bandit; robber

title: latrone


text: ianitores

title: ianitores


text: ianitoris

title: ianitoris


text: ianitorum

title: ianitorum


text: ianitori

title: ianitori


text: ianitoribus

title: ianitoribus


text: ianitorem

title: ianitorem


text: ianitore

title: ianitore


text: celeritates

title: celeritates


text: celeritatis

title: celeritatis


text: celeritatum

title: celeritatum


text: celeritati

title: celeritati


text: celeritatibus

title: celeritatibus


text: celeritatem

title: celeritatem


text:
celeritate

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) celerity

title: celeritate


text: rebelliones

title: rebelliones


text: rebellionis

title: rebellionis


text: rebellionum

title: rebellionum


text: rebellioni

title: rebellioni


text: rebellionibus

title: rebellionibus


text: rebellionem

title: rebellionem


text: rebellione

title: rebellione


text:
necis

Etymology
From, , from , from , from.

Adjective

 * 1) tidy, neat

title: necis


text:
necum

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) not at all

title: necum


text: necibus

title: necibus


text: sopores

title: sopores


text: soporis

title: soporis


text: soporum

title: soporum


text: soporibus

title: soporibus


text: soporem

title: soporem


text: tenacitates

title: tenacitates


text: tenacitatum

title: tenacitatum


text: tenacitati

title: tenacitati


text: tenacitatibus

title: tenacitatibus


text: tenacitatem

title: tenacitatem


text:
organik kimya

Noun

 * 1)  organic chemistry

title: organik kimya


text: parentum

title: parentum


text: parentibus

title: parentibus


text: striges

title: striges


text: strigis

title: strigis


text: strigum

title: strigum


text:
strigi

Noun

 * 1) canvas (fabric), burlap, hessian, sacking
 * 2) canvas (stretched fabric on a rectangular frame for oil painting)

title: strigi


text: strigibus

title: strigibus


text: strigem

title: strigem


text: strige

title: strige


text: mercatores

title: mercatores


text: mercatoris

title: mercatoris


text: mercatori

title: mercatori


text: mercatoribus

title: mercatoribus


text: mercatorem

title: mercatorem


text: mercatore

title: mercatore


text: imperatrices

title: imperatrices


text: imperatricis

title: imperatricis


text: imperatricum

title: imperatricum


text: imperatricibus

title: imperatricibus


text: imperatricem

title: imperatricem


text: sartagines

title: sartagines


text: sartaginis

title: sartaginis


text: sartaginum

title: sartaginum


text: sartagini

title: sartagini


text: sartaginibus

title: sartaginibus


text: sartaginem

title: sartaginem


text: sartagine

title: sartagine


text:
inorganik kimya

Noun

 * 1)  inorganic chemistry

title: inorganik kimya


text: limitis

title: limitis


text: limitum

title: limitum


text:
কে

Etymology
, from or possibly from 🇰🇲.

Pronoun

 * 1)  who
 * উনি কে?
 * Uni ke?
 * Who is that?

Pronoun

 * , which is

title: কে


text: limitibus

title: limitibus


text: limitem

title: limitem


text: felicitatis

title: felicitatis


text: felicitatum

title: felicitatum


text: felicitatibus

title: felicitatibus


text: felicitatem

title: felicitatem


text: vireones

title: vireones


text: vireonis

title: vireonis


text: vireonum

title: vireonum


text: vireoni

title: vireoni


text: vireonibus

title: vireonibus


text: vireonem

title: vireonem


text: vireone

title: vireone


text: palpones

title: palpones


text: palponis

title: palponis


text: palponum

title: palponum


text: palponi

title: palponi


text: palponibus

title: palponibus


text: palponem

title: palponem


text: palpone

title: palpone


text: procuratores

title: procuratores


text: procuratoris

title: procuratoris


text: procuratorum

title: procuratorum


text: procuratoribus

title: procuratoribus


text: procuratorem

title: procuratorem


text: auscultationes

title: auscultationes


text: auscultationis

title: auscultationis


text: auscultationum

title: auscultationum


text: auscultationi

title: auscultationi


text: auscultationibus

title: auscultationibus


text: auscultationem

title: auscultationem


text: auscultatione

title: auscultatione


text: mucrones

title: mucrones


text: mucronis

title: mucronis


text: mucronum

title: mucronum


text: mucroni

title: mucroni


text: mucronibus

title: mucronibus


text: mucronem

title: mucronem


text: mucrone

title: mucrone


text: legionum

title: legionum


text: legionibus

title: legionibus


text: legionem

title: legionem


text: gurgites

title: gurgites


text: gurgitum

title: gurgitum


text: gurgiti

title: gurgiti


text: gurgitibus

title: gurgitibus


text: gurgitem

title: gurgitem


text:
gurgite

Etymology
, case form of.

Noun

 * 1)  whirlpool, vortex

title: gurgite


text: exploratores

title: exploratores


text: exploratoris

title: exploratoris


text: exploratorum

title: exploratorum


text: exploratori

title: exploratori


text: exploratoribus

title: exploratoribus


text: exploratorem

title: exploratorem


text: exploratore

title: exploratore


text: custodum

title: custodum


text: custodibus

title: custodibus


text: custodem

title: custodem


text: salutum

title: salutum


text: salutibus

title: salutibus


text: adulescentes

title: adulescentes


text: adulescentis

title: adulescentis


text: adulescentum

title: adulescentum


text: adulescenti

title: adulescenti


text: adulescentibus

title: adulescentibus


text: adulescentem

title: adulescentem


text: adulescente

title: adulescente


text: apparitores

title: apparitores


text: apparitoris

title: apparitoris


text: apparitorum

title: apparitorum


text: apparitori

title: apparitori


text: apparitoribus

title: apparitoribus


text: apparitorem

title: apparitorem


text: apparitore

title: apparitore


text: kiwietjes

title: kiwietjes


text: aquilones

title: aquilones


text: aquilonis

title: aquilonis


text: aquilonum

title: aquilonum


text: aquilonibus

title: aquilonibus


text: aquilonem

title: aquilonem


text: auspicis

title: auspicis


text: auspicum

title: auspicum


text:
biyokimyacı

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) biochemist

title: biyokimyacı


text: auspicibus

title: auspicibus


text: auspicem

title: auspicem


text: papiliones

title: papiliones


text: papilionis

title: papilionis


text: papilionum

title: papilionum


text: papilioni

title: papilioni


text: papilionibus

title: papilionibus


text: papilionem

title: papilionem


text:
papilione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  butterfly

title: papilione


text: commissationes

title: commissationes


text: commissationis

title: commissationis


text: commissationum

title: commissationum


text: commissationi

title: commissationi


text: commissationibus

title: commissationibus


text: commissationem

title: commissationem


text: commissatione

title: commissatione


text: coniuges

title: coniuges


text: coniugis

title: coniugis


text: coniugum

title: coniugum


text: coniugibus

title: coniugibus


text: coniugem

title: coniugem


text: ambestrices

title: ambestrices


text: ambestricum

title: ambestricum


text: ambestrici

title: ambestrici


text: ambestricibus

title: ambestricibus


text: ambestricem

title: ambestricem


text: ambestrice

title: ambestrice


text: versionis

title: versionis


text: versionum

title: versionum


text: versionibus

title: versionibus


text: versionem

title: versionem


text: cornicines

title: cornicines


text: cornicinis

title: cornicinis


text: cornicinum

title: cornicinum


text: cornicini

title: cornicini


text: cornicinibus

title: cornicinibus


text: cornicinem

title: cornicinem


text:
cornicine

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  bugler

title: cornicine


text: crudelitates

title: crudelitates


text: crudelitatis

title: crudelitatis


text: crudelitatum

title: crudelitatum


text: crudelitati

title: crudelitati


text: crudelitatibus

title: crudelitatibus


text: crudelitatem

title: crudelitatem


text: crudelitate

title: crudelitate


text: difficultates

title: difficultates


text: difficultatis

title: difficultatis


text: difficultatum

title: difficultatum


text: difficultati

title: difficultati


text: difficultatibus

title: difficultatibus


text: difficultatem

title: difficultatem


text:
difficultate

Verb

 * 1) To render difficult; to difficilitate.

Noun

 * 1) difficulty

title: difficultate


text: eruptiones

title: eruptiones


text: eruptionis

title: eruptionis


text: eruptionum

title: eruptionum


text: eruptioni

title: eruptioni


text: eruptionibus

title: eruptionibus


text: eruptionem

title: eruptionem


text: eruptione

title: eruptione


text: factiones

title: factiones


text: factionis

title: factionis


text: factionum

title: factionum


text: factioni

title: factioni


text: factionibus

title: factionibus


text: factionem

title: factionem


text: factione

title: factione


text: gustationes

title: gustationes


text: gustationis

title: gustationis


text: gustationum

title: gustationum


text: gustationi

title: gustationi


text: gustationibus

title: gustationibus


text:
unchancy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Unfortunate, unlucky.
 * 2)  Dangerous, unsafe.

title: unchancy


text: gustationem

title: gustationem


text: gustatione

title: gustatione


text: hilaritates

title: hilaritates


text: hilaritatis

title: hilaritatis


text: hilaritatum

title: hilaritatum


text: hilaritati

title: hilaritati


text: hilaritatibus

title: hilaritatibus


text: hilaritatem

title: hilaritatem


text: hilaritate

title: hilaritate


text: dapes

title: dapes


text:
dapis

Noun

 * 1) pencil

title: dapis


text: dapum

title: dapum


text: dapi

title: dapi


text: dapibus

title: dapibus


text: dapem

title: dapem


text:
dape

Etymology
, from, from , derived from the root.

Noun

 * 1) meal, banquet, feast
 * 2)  aliment, nourishment
 * 1)  aliment, nourishment

title: dape


text: universitates

title: universitates


text: universitatis

title: universitatis


text: universitatum

title: universitatum


text: universitati

title: universitati


text: universitatibus

title: universitatibus


text: universitatem

title: universitatem


text: requietes

title: requietes


text: requietis

title: requietis


text: requietum

title: requietum


text: requieti

title: requieti


text: requietibus

title: requietibus


text: requietem

title: requietem


text: requiete

title: requiete


text: vitices

title: vitices


text: viticis

title: viticis


text: viticum

title: viticum


text: vitici

title: vitici


text: viticibus

title: viticibus


text: viticem

title: viticem


text: vitice

title: vitice


text: abilitates

title: abilitates


text: abilitatis

title: abilitatis


text: abilitatum

title: abilitatum


text: abilitatibus

title: abilitatibus


text: abilitatem

title: abilitatem


text: principis

title: principis


text: principum

title: principum


text: principibus

title: principibus


text: principem

title: principem


text: pecudes

title: pecudes


text:
korkean teknologian

Noun

 * 1)  hi-tech, high-tech
 * korkean teknologian teollisuus
 * high-tech industry
 * high-tech industry

title: korkean teknologian


text: pecudis

title: pecudis


text: pecudum

title: pecudum


text: pecudi

title: pecudi


text: pecudibus

title: pecudibus


text: pecudem

title: pecudem


text: pecude

title: pecude


text:
underlever

Noun

 * 1) A lever behind the trigger guard of a rifle
 * 2) A particular piano component.
 * 1) A particular piano component.

title: underlever


text: defensoris

title: defensoris


text: defensori

title: defensori


text: defensoribus

title: defensoribus


text: defensorem

title: defensorem


text: defensore

title: defensore


text: communitates

title: communitates


text: communitatis

title: communitatis


text: communitatum

title: communitatum


text: communitati

title: communitati


text: communitatibus

title: communitatibus


text: communitatem

title: communitatem


text:
communitate

Noun

 * 1) community

title: communitate


text: originum

title: originum


text: originibus

title: originibus


text: originem

title: originem


text: sessiones

title: sessiones


text: sessionis

title: sessionis


text: κεφαλαριού

title: κεφαλαριού


text: sessionum

title: sessionum


text: sessionibus

title: sessionibus


text: sessionem

title: sessionem


text: emissionis

title: emissionis


text: emissionum

title: emissionum


text: emissionibus

title: emissionibus


text: emissionem

title: emissionem


text: κεφαλαριών

title: κεφαλαριών


text:
träda

Etymology 1
From the verb (see Etymology 2 below).

Noun

 * 1) fallow
 * att låta halfva åkerjorden årligen ligga i träda, utan att lämna någon afkastning
 * to let half of the fields each year lie fallow, without yielding any crop
 * Den del af trädan, som skall vårsås
 * The part of the fallow, to be spring-sown

Etymology 2
From, from , from , from , from. , from Old Norse.

Verb

 * 1)  to walk (in a somewhat slow and dignified manner, usually crossing some boundary); to step, to walk
 * 2)  come into (effect), enter into (service/the picture), step in, emerge from, etc. (various expressions)
 * 3) to thread (beads on a string), commonly contracted to trä
 * 4) to plow (a fallow)
 * 1) to thread (beads on a string), commonly contracted to trä
 * 2) to plow (a fallow)
 * 1) to thread (beads on a string), commonly contracted to trä
 * 2) to plow (a fallow)
 * 1) to thread (beads on a string), commonly contracted to trä
 * 2) to plow (a fallow)
 * 1) to thread (beads on a string), commonly contracted to trä
 * 2) to plow (a fallow)

Usage notes
Often with a particle like, , , or.

title: träda


text: rhetores

title: rhetores


text: rhetoris

title: rhetoris


text: rhetorum

title: rhetorum


text: rhetori

title: rhetori


text: rhetoribus

title: rhetoribus


text: rhetorem

title: rhetorem


text: rhetore

title: rhetore


text:
stirpis

Noun

 * 1) rootstock; root, stem.
 * 2) scion, offspring, descendant.

title: stirpis


text: stirpibus

title: stirpibus


text: κεφαλάρια

title: κεφαλάρια


text: stirpem

title: stirpem


text: histriones

title: histriones


text: histrionis

title: histrionis


text: histrionum

title: histrionum


text: histrioni

title: histrioni


text: histrionibus

title: histrionibus


text:
unjoin

Verb

 * 1)  To separate or detach (things that were joined).
 * 2)  To cease to be a member of; to leave.

title: unjoin


text: histrionem

title: histrionem


text: histrione

title: histrione


text: pumicum

title: pumicum


text: pumici

title: pumici


text: pumicibus

title: pumicibus


text: pumicem

title: pumicem


text: rupis

title: rupis


text: rupum

title: rupum


text: rupibus

title: rupibus


text: rupem

title: rupem


text: aequitates

title: aequitates


text: aequitatis

title: aequitatis


text: aequitatum

title: aequitatum


text: aequitati

title: aequitati


text: aequitatibus

title: aequitatibus


text: aequitatem

title: aequitatem


text: aequitate

title: aequitate


text: regionis

title: regionis


text: regionum

title: regionum


text: regionibus

title: regionibus


text: regionem

title: regionem


text: magnitudines

title: magnitudines


text: magnitudinis

title: magnitudinis


text: magnitudinum

title: magnitudinum


text: magnitudinibus

title: magnitudinibus


text: magnitudinem

title: magnitudinem


text: accusatores

title: accusatores


text: accusatoris

title: accusatoris


text: accusatorum

title: accusatorum


text:
unjoined

Adjective

 * 1) Not joined
 * 2) separated, detached

title: unjoined


text: accusatoribus

title: accusatoribus


text: accusatorem

title: accusatorem


text: accusatricis

title: accusatricis


text: accusatricum

title: accusatricum


text: accusatricibus

title: accusatricibus


text: accusatricem

title: accusatricem


text: indagines

title: indagines


text: indaginis

title: indaginis


text: indaginum

title: indaginum


text: indaginibus

title: indaginibus


text: indaginem

title: indaginem


text: lustrones

title: lustrones


text: lustronis

title: lustronis


text: lustronum

title: lustronum


text: lustroni

title: lustroni


text: lustronibus

title: lustronibus


text: lustronem

title: lustronem


text: lustrone

title: lustrone


text: peculatores

title: peculatores


text: peculatoris

title: peculatoris


text: peculatorum

title: peculatorum


text: peculatori

title: peculatori


text: peculatoribus

title: peculatoribus


text: peculatorem

title: peculatorem


text: peculatore

title: peculatore


text: lectiones

title: lectiones


text: lectionis

title: lectionis


text: lectionum

title: lectionum


text: lectioni

title: lectioni


text: lectionibus

title: lectionibus


text: lectionem

title: lectionem


text: lectione

title: lectione


text: insinuatores

title: insinuatores


text: insinuatoris

title: insinuatoris


text:
unsuccess

Etymology
From en.

Noun

 * 1) A lack of success.

title: unsuccess


text: insinuatorum

title: insinuatorum


text: insinuatori

title: insinuatori


text: insinuatoribus

title: insinuatoribus


text: insinuatorem

title: insinuatorem


text: insinuatore

title: insinuatore


text: cortis

title: cortis


text: cortum

title: cortum


text: cortibus

title: cortibus


text: cortem

title: cortem


text: grandines

title: grandines


text: grandinis

title: grandinis


text: grandinum

title: grandinum


text: grandinibus

title: grandinibus


text: grandinem

title: grandinem


text: offendines

title: offendines


text: offendinis

title: offendinis


text: offendinum

title: offendinum


text: offendini

title: offendini


text: offendinibus

title: offendinibus


text: offendinem

title: offendinem


text: offendine

title: offendine


text: tyrannides

title: tyrannides


text: tyrannidis

title: tyrannidis


text: tyrannidum

title: tyrannidum


text: tyrannidi

title: tyrannidi


text: tyrannidibus

title: tyrannidibus


text: tyrannidem

title: tyrannidem


text: tyrannide

title: tyrannide


text: alcis

title: alcis


text: alcum

title: alcum


text: alci

title: alci


text: alcibus

title: alcibus


text: alcem

title: alcem


text: pavoris

title: pavoris


text:
unsummoned

Adjective

 * 1) Not summoned.

title: unsummoned


text: pavorum

title: pavorum


text: pavori

title: pavori


text: pavoribus

title: pavoribus


text: pavorem

title: pavorem


text:
pavore

Etymology
From, derived from.

Noun

 * 1)  fear, fright, terror

title: pavore


text: fraternitates

title: fraternitates


text: fraternitatis

title: fraternitatis


text: fraternitatum

title: fraternitatum


text: fraternitati

title: fraternitati


text: fraternitatibus

title: fraternitatibus


text: fraternitatem

title: fraternitatem


text: sororitates

title: sororitates


text: sororitatis

title: sororitatis


text: sororitatum

title: sororitatum


text: sororitati

title: sororitati


text: sororitatibus

title: sororitatibus


text:
korkea teknologia

Noun

 * 1) high technology

title: korkea teknologia


text: sororitatem

title: sororitatem


text: sororitate

title: sororitate


text: ventris

title: ventris


text:
ventrum

Noun

 * 1)  abdomen, belly (especially of an animal)

title: ventrum


text: ventribus

title: ventribus


text: ventrem

title: ventrem


text: ametores

title: ametores


text: ametoris

title: ametoris


text: ametorum

title: ametorum


text: ametori

title: ametori


text: ametoribus

title: ametoribus


text: ametorem

title: ametorem


text: ametore

title: ametore


text: suavitates

title: suavitates


text: suavitatis

title: suavitatis


text: suavitatum

title: suavitatum


text: suavitati

title: suavitati


text: suavitatibus

title: suavitatibus


text: suavitatem

title: suavitatem


text:
suavitate

Noun

 * 1) suavity

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) suaveness

title: suavitate


text: vulturis

title: vulturis


text: vulturum

title: vulturum


text: vulturibus

title: vulturibus


text: vulturem

title: vulturem


text: voltures

title: voltures


text: volturis

title: volturis


text: volturum

title: volturum


text: volturibus

title: volturibus


text: volturem

title: volturem


text: emptores

title: emptores


text: emptoris

title: emptoris


text: emptorum

title: emptorum


text: emptori

title: emptori


text: emptoribus

title: emptoribus


text: emptorem

title: emptorem


text: emptore

title: emptore


text: maledictiones

title: maledictiones


text: maledictionis

title: maledictionis


text: maledictionum

title: maledictionum


text: maledictioni

title: maledictioni


text: maledictionibus

title: maledictionibus


text: maledictionem

title: maledictionem


text: maledictione

title: maledictione


text: altitudines

title: altitudines


text: altitudinis

title: altitudinis


text: altitudinum

title: altitudinum


text: altitudinibus

title: altitudinibus


text: altitudinem

title: altitudinem


text: satrapum

title: satrapum


text: satrapibus

title: satrapibus


text: satrapem

title: satrapem


text:
satrape

Noun

 * 1) satrap

title: satrape


text: lodices

title: lodices


text: lodicis

title: lodicis


text: lodicum

title: lodicum


text: lodici

title: lodici


text: lodicibus

title: lodicibus


text: lodicem

title: lodicem


text:
wedgebill

Noun

 * 1) Two Australian birds,  and  that have wedge-shaped bills.

title: wedgebill


text: lodice

title: lodice


text: traditores

title: traditores


text: traditoris

title: traditoris


text: traditorum

title: traditorum


text: traditoribus

title: traditoribus


text: traditorem

title: traditorem


text: ambitiones

title: ambitiones


text: ambitionis

title: ambitionis


text: ambitionum

title: ambitionum


text: ambitioni

title: ambitioni


text: ambitionibus

title: ambitionibus


text: ambitionem

title: ambitionem


text: ambitione

title: ambitione


text: unionis

title: unionis


text: unionum

title: unionum


text: unionibus

title: unionibus


text: unionem

title: unionem


text: ambulatores

title: ambulatores


text: ambulatoris

title: ambulatoris


text: ambulatoribus

title: ambulatoribus


text: ambulatorem

title: ambulatorem


text:
logrunner

Noun

 * 1) Any of several Australian songbirds of the family.

title: logrunner


text: ambulatore

title: ambulatore


text: probitates

title: probitates


text: probitatis

title: probitatis


text: probitatum

title: probitatum


text: probitati

title: probitati


text: probitatibus

title: probitatibus


text: probitatem

title: probitatem


text:
probitate

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) probity

title: probitate


text: livores

title: livores


text: livoris

title: livoris


text: livorum

title: livorum


text: livoribus

title: livoribus


text: livorem

title: livorem


text: timores

title: timores


text: timoris

title: timoris


text: timorum

title: timorum


text: timoribus

title: timoribus


text: timorem

title: timorem


text: virtutes

title: virtutes


text: virtutis

title: virtutis


text: virtutum

title: virtutum


text:
virtuti

Noun

 * 1) virtue

title: virtuti


text: virtutibus

title: virtutibus


text: virtutem

title: virtutem


text: continentum

title: continentum


text: nomenclatores

title: nomenclatores


text: nomenclatoris

title: nomenclatoris


text: nomenclatorum

title: nomenclatorum


text: nomenclatori

title: nomenclatori


text: nomenclatoribus

title: nomenclatoribus


text: nomenclatorem

title: nomenclatorem


text: nomenclatore

title: nomenclatore


text: sexualitates

title: sexualitates


text: sexualitatis

title: sexualitatis


text: sexualitatum

title: sexualitatum


text: sexualitati

title: sexualitati


text: sexualitatibus

title: sexualitatibus


text: Category:Greek terms suffixed with -άρι

title: Category:Greek terms suffixed with -άρι


text: sexualitatem

title: sexualitatem


text: atrocitates

title: atrocitates


text: atrocitatis

title: atrocitatis


text: atrocitatum

title: atrocitatum


text: atrocitati

title: atrocitati


text: atrocitatibus

title: atrocitatibus


text: atrocitatem

title: atrocitatem


text: loquacitates

title: loquacitates


text: loquacitatis

title: loquacitatis


text: loquacitatum

title: loquacitatum


text: loquacitati

title: loquacitati


text: loquacitatibus

title: loquacitatibus


text:
weebill

Noun

 * 1) A small Australian warbler,, that has a short bill.

Translations

 * Hungarian: rövidcsőrű ausztrálposzáta
 * Russian: короткоклю́вка

title: weebill


text: loquacitatem

title: loquacitatem


text:
loquacitate

Noun

 * 1) talkativeness

title: loquacitate


text: stupratores

title: stupratores


text: stupratoris

title: stupratoris


text: stupratorum

title: stupratorum


text: stupratoribus

title: stupratoribus


text: stupratorem

title: stupratorem


text: cocleares

title: cocleares


text: coclearis

title: coclearis


text: coclearibus

title: coclearibus


text: coclearem

title: coclearem


text: devirginationes

title: devirginationes


text: devirginationis

title: devirginationis


text: devirginationum

title: devirginationum


text: devirginationi

title: devirginationi


text: devirginationibus

title: devirginationibus


text: devirginationem

title: devirginationem


text: devirginatione

title: devirginatione


text: devirginatores

title: devirginatores


text: devirginatoris

title: devirginatoris


text: devirginatorum

title: devirginatorum


text: devirginatori

title: devirginatori


text: devirginatoribus

title: devirginatoribus


text: devirginatorem

title: devirginatorem


text: devirginatore

title: devirginatore


text: filices

title: filices


text: filicis

title: filicis


text: filicum

title: filicum


text: filici

title: filici


text: filicibus

title: filicibus


text: filicem

title: filicem


text: filice

title: filice


text: loligines

title: loligines


text: loliginis

title: loliginis


text: loliginum

title: loliginum


text: loligini

title: loligini


text: loliginibus

title: loliginibus


text: loliginem

title: loliginem


text: loligine

title: loligine


text:
weedgrown

Adjective

 * 1) overgrown with weeds

title: weedgrown


text: congregationes

title: congregationes


text: congregationis

title: congregationis


text: congregationum

title: congregationum


text: congregationi

title: congregationi


text: congregationibus

title: congregationibus


text: congregationem

title: congregationem


text: congregatione

title: congregatione


text: divisionis

title: divisionis


text: divisionum

title: divisionum


text: divisionibus

title: divisionibus


text: divisionem

title: divisionem


text: legirupiones

title: legirupiones


text: legirupionis

title: legirupionis


text: legirupionum

title: legirupionum


text: legirupioni

title: legirupioni


text: legirupionibus

title: legirupionibus


text: legirupionem

title: legirupionem


text: legirupione

title: legirupione


text: donationes

title: donationes


text: donationis

title: donationis


text: donationum

title: donationum


text: donationi

title: donationi


text: donationibus

title: donationibus


text: donationem

title: donationem


text: donatione

title: donatione


text: optimatis

title: optimatis


text: optimati

title: optimati


text: optimatibus

title: optimatibus


text: optimatem

title: optimatem


text: optumates

title: optumates


text: optumatis

title: optumatis


text: optumatum

title: optumatum


text: optumati

title: optumati


text: optumatibus

title: optumatibus


text: optumatem

title: optumatem


text: optumate

title: optumate


text: traditiones

title: traditiones


text: traditionis

title: traditionis


text: traditionum

title: traditionum


text: traditioni

title: traditioni


text: traditionibus

title: traditionibus


text: traditionem

title: traditionem


text: traditione

title: traditione


text: praecursores

title: praecursores


text: praecursoris

title: praecursoris


text: praecursorum

title: praecursorum


text: praecursori

title: praecursori


text: praecursoribus

title: praecursoribus


text: praecursorem

title: praecursorem


text: praecursore

title: praecursore


text: partiones

title: partiones


text: partionis

title: partionis


text: partionum

title: partionum


text: partioni

title: partioni


text: partionibus

title: partionibus


text: partionem

title: partionem


text: partione

title: partione


text: fortitudines

title: fortitudines


text:
welcomely

Adverb

 * 1) In a welcome manner.
 * 2) welcomingly
 * 1) welcomingly

title: welcomely


text: fortitudinis

title: fortitudinis


text: fortitudinum

title: fortitudinum


text: fortitudini

title: fortitudini


text: fortitudinibus

title: fortitudinibus


text: fortitudinem

title: fortitudinem


text: fortitudine

title: fortitudine


text: negotiationes

title: negotiationes


text: negotiationis

title: negotiationis


text: negotiationum

title: negotiationum


text: negotiationi

title: negotiationi


text: negotiationibus

title: negotiationibus


text: negotiationem

title: negotiationem


text: negotiatione

title: negotiatione


text: germanitates

title: germanitates


text: germanitatis

title: germanitatis


text: germanitatum

title: germanitatum


text: germanitati

title: germanitati


text: germanitatibus

title: germanitatibus


text: germanitatem

title: germanitatem


text: germanitate

title: germanitate


text: baptizatores

title: baptizatores


text: baptizatoris

title: baptizatoris


text: baptizatorum

title: baptizatorum


text: baptizatori

title: baptizatori


text: baptizatoribus

title: baptizatoribus


text: baptizatorem

title: baptizatorem


text: baptizatore

title: baptizatore


text: baptizationes

title: baptizationes


text: baptizationis

title: baptizationis


text: baptizationum

title: baptizationum


text: baptizationi

title: baptizationi


text: baptizationibus

title: baptizationibus


text: baptizationem

title: baptizationem


text: baptizatione

title: baptizatione


text: cavositates

title: cavositates


text:
sannerligen

Etymology
From, corresponding to.

Adverb

 * 1) truly, verily, really
 * Sannerligen säger jag eder: Vadhelst I haven gjort mot en av dessa mina minsta bröder, det haven I gjort mot mig.
 * Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done [it] unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done [it] unto me. (Matthew 25:40)
 * Sannerligen säger jag eder: Vadhelst I haven gjort mot en av dessa mina minsta bröder, det haven I gjort mot mig.
 * Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done [it] unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done [it] unto me. (Matthew 25:40)

title: sannerligen


text: cavositatis

title: cavositatis


text: cavositatum

title: cavositatum


text:
welcomeness

Noun

 * 1) The condition of being welcome

title: welcomeness


text: cavositati

title: cavositati


text: cavositatibus

title: cavositatibus


text: cavositatem

title: cavositatem


text: cavositate

title: cavositate


text: idoneitates

title: idoneitates


text: idoneitatis

title: idoneitatis


text: idoneitatum

title: idoneitatum


text: idoneitati

title: idoneitati


text: idoneitatibus

title: idoneitatibus


text: idoneitatem

title: idoneitatem


text: idoneitate

title: idoneitate


text: aucupes

title: aucupes


text: aucupis

title: aucupis


text: aucupum

title: aucupum


text: aucupi

title: aucupi


text: aucupibus

title: aucupibus


text: aucupem

title: aucupem


text: aucupe

title: aucupe


text: pulchritudines

title: pulchritudines


text: pulchritudinis

title: pulchritudinis


text: pulchritudinum

title: pulchritudinum


text: pulchritudini

title: pulchritudini


text:
wingstroke

Noun

 * 1) A wingbeat.

title: wingstroke


text: pulchritudinibus

title: pulchritudinibus


text: pulchritudinem

title: pulchritudinem


text: pulchritudine

title: pulchritudine


text: unicornes

title: unicornes


text: unicornibus

title: unicornibus


text: unicornem

title: unicornem


text: cruditates

title: cruditates


text: cruditatis

title: cruditatis


text: cruditatum

title: cruditatum


text: cruditati

title: cruditati


text: cruditatibus

title: cruditatibus


text: cruditatem

title: cruditatem


text:
cruditate

Etymology
. An older variant,, might have come directly from. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1)  the state of being raw; rawness
 * 2)  crudités; fresh or raw vegetables or fruit
 * 3)  crudeness (e.g. of speech, manner)

title: cruditate


text: cruditationes

title: cruditationes


text: cruditationis

title: cruditationis


text: cruditationum

title: cruditationum


text: cruditationi

title: cruditationi


text: cruditationibus

title: cruditationibus


text: cruditationem

title: cruditationem


text: cruditatione

title: cruditatione


text: hilaritudines

title: hilaritudines


text: hilaritudinis

title: hilaritudinis


text: hilaritudinum

title: hilaritudinum


text: hilaritudini

title: hilaritudini


text: hilaritudinibus

title: hilaritudinibus


text: hilaritudinem

title: hilaritudinem


text: hilaritudine

title: hilaritudine


text: auditiones

title: auditiones


text: auditionis

title: auditionis


text: auditionum

title: auditionum


text: auditioni

title: auditioni


text: auditionibus

title: auditionibus


text: auditionem

title: auditionem


text: auditione

title: auditione


text: crebritates

title: crebritates


text: crebritatis

title: crebritatis


text: crebritatum

title: crebritatum


text: crebritati

title: crebritati


text: crebritatibus

title: crebritatibus


text: crebritatem

title: crebritatem


text: crebritate

title: crebritate


text: paedicones

title: paedicones


text: paediconis

title: paediconis


text: paediconum

title: paediconum


text: paediconi

title: paediconi


text: paediconibus

title: paediconibus


text: paediconem

title: paediconem


text: paedicone

title: paedicone


text: pedicones

title: pedicones


text: pediconis

title: pediconis


text: Category:English terms suffixed with -ville


text: pediconum

title: pediconum


text: pediconi

title: pediconi


text: pediconibus

title: pediconibus


text: pediconem

title: pediconem


text: pedicone

title: pedicone


text: sanitates

title: sanitates


text: sanitatis

title: sanitatis


text: sanitatum

title: sanitatum


text: sanitati

title: sanitati


text: sanitatibus

title: sanitatibus


text: sanitatem

title: sanitatem


text:
sanitate

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1) To sanitize.

title: sanitate


text: rubores

title: rubores


text: ruboris

title: ruboris


text: ruborum

title: ruborum


text: rubori

title: rubori


text: ruboribus

title: ruboribus


text: ruborem

title: ruborem


text: rubore

title: rubore


text: capiones

title: capiones


text: capionis

title: capionis


text: capionum

title: capionum


text: capioni

title: capioni


text: capionibus

title: capionibus


text: capionem

title: capionem


text: capione

title: capione


text: sermonis

title: sermonis


text: sermonum

title: sermonum


text: sermonibus

title: sermonibus


text: sermonem

title: sermonem


text: reductiones

title: reductiones


text: reductionis

title: reductionis


text: reductionum

title: reductionum


text: reductioni

title: reductioni


text: reductionibus

title: reductionibus


text: reductionem

title: reductionem


text: reductione

title: reductione


text: minyades

title: minyades


text: minyadis

title: minyadis


text: minyadum

title: minyadum


text: minyadi

title: minyadi


text: minyadibus

title: minyadibus


text: minyadem

title: minyadem


text: minyade

title: minyade


text: hippophobades

title: hippophobades


text: hippophobadis

title: hippophobadis


text: hippophobadum

title: hippophobadum


text: hippophobadi

title: hippophobadi


text: hippophobadibus

title: hippophobadibus


text: hippophobadem

title: hippophobadem


text: hippophobade

title: hippophobade


text: cupiditates

title: cupiditates


text: cupiditatis

title: cupiditatis


text: cupiditatum

title: cupiditatum


text: cupiditati

title: cupiditati


text: cupiditatibus

title: cupiditatibus


text: cupiditatem

title: cupiditatem


text:
cupiditate

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) cupidity

title: cupiditate


text: natationis

title: natationis


text: natationum

title: natationum


text: natationi

title: natationi


text: natationibus

title: natationibus


text: natationem

title: natationem


text: natatione

title: natatione


text: turtures

title: turtures


text: turturis

title: turturis


text: turturum

title: turturum


text: turturi

title: turturi


text: turturibus

title: turturibus


text: turturem

title: turturem


text: turture

title: turture


text:
pulveris

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) powder

title: pulveris


text: pulverum

title: pulverum


text: pulveribus

title: pulveribus


text: pulverem

title: pulverem


text: caligines

title: caligines


text: caliginis

title: caliginis


text: caliginum

title: caliginum


text: caliginibus

title: caliginibus


text: caliginem

title: caliginem


text: voluptates

title: voluptates


text: voluptatis

title: voluptatis


text: voluptatum

title: voluptatum


text: voluptati

title: voluptati


text: voluptatibus

title: voluptatibus


text: voluptatem

title: voluptatem


text:
voluptate

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) voluptuousness

title: voluptate


text: caecitates

title: caecitates


text: caecitatis

title: caecitatis


text: caecitatum

title: caecitatum


text: caecitati

title: caecitati


text: caecitatibus

title: caecitatibus


text: caecitatem

title: caecitatem


text: caecitate

title: caecitate


text: partitiones

title: partitiones


text: partitionis

title: partitionis


text: partitionum

title: partitionum


text: partitioni

title: partitioni


text: partitionibus

title: partitionibus


text: partitionem

title: partitionem


text: partitione

title: partitione


text: dispositiones

title: dispositiones


text: dispositionis

title: dispositionis


text: dispositionum

title: dispositionum


text: dispositioni

title: dispositioni


text: dispositionibus

title: dispositionibus


text: dispositionem

title: dispositionem


text: dispositione

title: dispositione


text: buxides

title: buxides


text: buxidis

title: buxidis


text: buxidum

title: buxidum


text: buxidi

title: buxidi


text: buxidibus

title: buxidibus


text: buxidem

title: buxidem


text: buxide

title: buxide


text: Category:el:Jewelry

title: Category:el:Jewelry


text: claritates

title: claritates


text: claritatis

title: claritatis


text: claritatum

title: claritatum


text: claritati

title: claritati


text: claritatibus

title: claritatibus


text: claritatem

title: claritatem


text:
claritate

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) clarity

title: claritate


text: dryopterides

title: dryopterides


text: dryopteridis

title: dryopteridis


text: dryopteridum

title: dryopteridum


text: dryopteridi

title: dryopteridi


text: dryopteridibus

title: dryopteridibus


text: dryopteridem

title: dryopteridem


text: dryopteride

title: dryopteride


text: consonantes

title: consonantes


text: consonantis

title: consonantis


text: consonantum

title: consonantum


text: consonantibus

title: consonantibus


text: consonantem

title: consonantem


text: tridentis

title: tridentis


text: tridentum

title: tridentum


text: tridentibus

title: tridentibus


text: tridentem

title: tridentem


text: laniones

title: laniones


text: lanionis

title: lanionis


text: lanionum

title: lanionum


text: lanioni

title: lanioni


text: lanionibus

title: lanionibus


text: lanionem

title: lanionem


text: lanione

title: lanione


text: labefactationes

title: labefactationes


text: labefactationis

title: labefactationis


text: labefactationum

title: labefactationum


text: labefactationi

title: labefactationi


text: labefactationibus

title: labefactationibus


text: labefactationem

title: labefactationem


text: labefactatione

title: labefactatione


text: lacerationes

title: lacerationes


text: lacerationis

title: lacerationis


text: lacerationum

title: lacerationum


text: lacerationi

title: lacerationi


text: lacerationibus

title: lacerationibus


text: lacerationem

title: lacerationem


text: laceratione

title: laceratione


text: laceratores

title: laceratores


text: laceratoris

title: laceratoris


text: laceratori

title: laceratori


text: laceratoribus

title: laceratoribus


text: laceratorem

title: laceratorem