affair meaning in Latin

English	Latin
affair [affairs] noun [UK: ə.ˈfeə(r)] [US: ə.ˈfer]	amor [amoris](3rd) M noun amos [amoris](3rd) M noun
calm state of affairs noun	tranquillum [tranquilli](2nd) N noun
civilian affairs (pl.) noun	paganum [pagani](2nd) N noun
event / affair / business noun	res [rei](5th) F noun
execution, operation, management, care of affairs noun	administratio [administrationis](3rd) F noun amministratio [amministrationis](3rd) F noun
group of stars supposed to influence human affairs noun	constellatio [constellationis](3rd) F noun
herein, in this affair adverb	istiadverb isticadverb
human affairs (pl.), concerns of men noun	humanum [humani](2nd) N noun
in a state of ruin (persons / countries / affairs), shattered adjective	adflictus [adflicta, adflictum]adjective afflictus [afflicta, afflictum]adjective
other's affairs / views (pl.) noun	alienum [alieni](2nd) N noun
secular / temporal / earthly / worldly affairs / cares / temptation noun	seculum [seculi](2nd) N noun
sexual / illicit intercourse, intimacy, affair noun	consuetudo [consuetudinis](3rd) F noun

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