both meaning in Latin

English	Latin
both (both...and...) conjunction [UK: bəʊθ] [US: boʊθ]	et...et...conjunction
both adjective [UK: bəʊθ] [US: boʊθ]	alteruter [alterutra, alterutrum]adjective geminus [gemina, geminum]adjective
both numeral [UK: bəʊθ] [US: boʊθ]	ambnumeral
both (separately) adjective [UK: bəʊθ] [US: boʊθ]	uter [utra, utrum]adjective
both … and conjunction	et … etconjunction
both together adverb	junctimadverb
accepted as arbitrator by both parties (judge w / iudex) adjective	compromissarius [compromissaria, compromissarium]adjective conpromissarius [conpromissaria, conpromissarium]adjective
admit on both sides verb	collatero [collaterare, collateravi, collateratus](1st) TRANS verb conlatero [conlaterare, conlateravi, conlateratus](1st) TRANS verb
ambidextrous, can use both hands equally adjective	aequimanus [aequimana, aequimanum]adjective
at both ends adverb	utrimqueadverb utrinqueadverb
et ... et = both ... and conjunction	etconjunction
gadfly, bothersome person noun	musca [muscae](1st) F noun
Gulf of Bothnia (arm of the Baltic) proper noun [UK: ɡʌlf əv] [US: ˈɡəlf əv]	Sinus Bothnicusproper noun {m}
having both leaves open, wide open adjective	bipatens [(gen.), bipatentis]adjective
in a manner avoiding both extremely, moderate adverb	medieadverb
in both directions adverb	utroqueadverb
in both places adverb	utrobiqueadverb utrubiqueadverb
incision on both sides noun	ambecisus [ambecisus](4th) M noun
of 3 years (biennial!, count both extremes), of alternate years adjective	trietericus [trieterica, trietericum]adjective
on / by both sides / parties adverb	citroadverb
on / from both sides / parts adverb	utrimqueadverb utrinqueadverb
on all / both sides / surfaces adverb	undiqueadverb undiquesecusadverb
on both parts / sides / cases / instances adverb	utrobiqueadverb utrubiqueadverb
on both sides adverb	circumadverb utrimquesecusadverb
on both sides, in both cases adverb	alterutraqueadverb alterutriqueadverb
rug with pile on both sides noun	amfitapa [amfitapae](1st) F noun amphitapos [amphitapi]noun M
sheep which has both upper and lower teeth noun	ambidens [ambidentis](3rd) M noun
species of Libyan serpent supposed to have a head at both ends, amphisbaena noun	amphisbaena [amphisbaenae](1st) F noun
to both places adverb	utroqueadverb

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