Angol | Latin |
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bed fellow / mate noun | concubitor [concubitoris](3rd) M |
coassistant, fellow assistant noun | coassistens [coassistentis](3rd) M |
colleague, confrere, fellow noun | confrater [confratris](3rd) M |
compatriot, fellow citizen / from same community noun | popularis [popularis](3rd) C |
compatriot, fellow countryman noun | compatriota [compatriotae](1st) F conpatriota [conpatriotae](1st) F |
coworker, fellow helper (Ecc) noun | cooperator [cooperatoris](3rd) M cooperatrix [cooperatricis](3rd) F |
cut, cut into / down / up, hack, hew, fell verb | accido [accidere, accidi, accisus](3rd) TRANS |
cutting (down / off), felling (of trees) noun | caesura [caesurae](1st) F |
I fell verb | i cecidiverb |
idle dreamer, silly fellow noun | allucinator [allucinatoris](3rd) M alucinator [alucinatoris](3rd) M hallucinator [hallucinatoris](3rd) M |
man, human being, person, fellow noun | homo [hominis](3rd) M |
mutual love / familiarity, match, fellowship noun | conjunctio [conjunctionis](3rd) F |
not felled, not cut down (of woods) adjective | incaeduus [incaedua, incaeduum]adjective |
of / affecting fellow citizens adjective | civilis [civilis, civile]adjective |
of fellowship adjective | sodalicius [sodalicia, sodalicium]adjective sodalitius [sodalitia, sodalitium]adjective |
of one's town / city / fellow-citizens adjective | civicus [civica, civicum]adjective |
one who cuts down / fells noun | concisor [concisoris](3rd) M |
one who submits to fellatio noun | inrumator [inrumatoris](3rd) M irrimator [irrimatoris](3rd) M irrumator [irrumatoris](3rd) M |
partner / associate / collogue / fellow noun | consors [consortis](3rd) C |
playfellow noun [UK: ˈpleɪ.fe.ləʊ] [US: ˈpleɪ.felo.ʊ] | concerra [concerrae](1st) M congerra [congerrae](1st) M |
ready / suitable for felling (tree) adjective | caeduus [caedua, caeduum]adjective |
reckless or presumptuous fellow noun | praesumptor [praesumptoris](3rd) M |
sainted / happy fellow noun | beatulus [beatuli](2nd) M |
schoolfellow, schoolmate noun | condiscipulus [condiscipuli](2nd) M |
sharing, partnership, fellowship, participation noun | consortium [consorti(i)](2nd) N |
shyness, felling of misgiving noun | reverentia [reverentiae](1st) F |
slippery fellow noun | anguilla [anguillae](1st) F |
small fellow-slave (female) noun | conservula [conservulae](1st) F |
social, in partnership / fellowship adjective | socialis [socialis, sociale]adjective |
suitable for cutting / felling adjective | concisorius [concisoria, concisorium]adjective |
the fellow-slaves (late) noun | conservitium [conservitii](2nd) N |
time / fact of being a fellow pupil noun | condiscipulatus [condiscipulatus](4th) M |