English | Latin |
---|---|
rain bringing, rainy adjective | pluvialis [pluvialis, pluviale]adjective |
rain-bringing, rainy adjective | imbrifer [imbrifera, imbriferum]adjective |
rainy, causing or bringing rain adjective | pluvius [pluvia, pluvium]adjective |
raise / rear / bring up verb | nutrico [nutricare, nutricavi, nutricatus](1st) TRANS nutricor [nutricari, nutricatus sum](1st) DEP |
report, bring news verb | adnuntio [adnuntiare, adnuntiavi, adnuntiatus](1st) TRANS annuntio [annuntiare, annuntiavi, annuntiatus](1st) TRANS |
report, bring word, allege, announce verb | adfero [adferre, adtuli, adlatus]verb |
said to bring back lost love by its touch noun | anacampserox [anacampserotis](3rd) F |
she who brings forward / cites arguments / reasons / proofs, arguer, disputant noun | argumentatrix [argumentatricis](3rd) F |
she who brings tidings (L+S) noun | nuncia [nunciae](1st) F nuntia [nuntiae](1st) F |
she who nurtures / brings up noun | educatrix [educatricis](3rd) F |
simmer, bring / keep almost to a boil verb | subfervefacio [subfervefacere, subfervefeci, subfervefactus](3rd) TRANS suffervefacio [suffervefacere, suffervefeci, suffervefactus](3rd) TRANS |
so as to bring dishonor on oneself adverb | foede [foedius, foedissime]adverb |
summon, invite, bring in verb | adhibeo [adhibere, adhibui, adhibitus](2nd) TRANS |
take / bring home verb | deporto [deportare, deportavi, deportatus](1st) |
take / bring out / forth verb | promo [promere, prompsi, promptus](3rd) promo [promere, promsi, promptus](3rd) |
that brings peace adjective | pacifer [pacifera, paciferum]adjective |
throw / pour / jump / send / put / push / force / knock / bring down verb | deicio [deicere, dejeci, dejectus](3rd) TRANS dejicio [dejicere, dejeci, dejectus](3rd) TRANS |
unite, bring together / about verb | concilio [conciliare, conciliavi, conciliatus](1st) TRANS |
upset / topple, bring tumbling down verb | deturbo [deturbare, deturbavi, deturbatus](1st) TRANS |
water, supply with water, bring water to verb | adaquo [adaquare, adaquavi, adaquatus](1st) |
who / that which brings / spreads disorder / ruin noun | conturbator [conturbatoris](3rd) M |