circumstance meaning in Latin

English	Latin
circumstance [circumstances] noun [UK: ˈsɜːk.əm.stəns] [US: ˈsɝːk.əm.ˌstæns]	circumstantia [circumstantiae](1st) F noun
circumstances of birth noun	natalis [natalis](3rd) M noun
accident, circumstance noun	accidens [accidentis](3rd) N noun
always, in all circumstances adverb	omnimodoadverb
chief point / circumstance noun	cardo [cardinis](3rd) M noun kardo [kardinis](3rd) M noun
collateral circumstance noun	adjunctum [adjuncti](2nd) N noun
concurrent circumstances (pl.) noun	consentaneum [consentanei](2nd) N noun
consoling fact / circumstance noun	consolatio [consolationis](3rd) F noun
favorable circumstances noun	secundum [secundi](2nd) N noun
good circumstances noun	beatum [beati](2nd) N noun
humble circumstances noun	paupertas [paupertatis](3rd) F noun
in humble circumstances, lowly adverb	abjecte [abjectius, abjectissime]adverb
in present circumstances, for the present adverb	impraesentiarumadverb
in suspicious circumstances adverb	suspectoadverb
in the present circumstances adverb	hicadverb
not in any circumstances adverb	nunquamadverb
present circumstance noun	praesente [praesentis](3rd) N noun
separation of equals / equal circumstances noun	diezeugmenon [diezeugmeni]noun N

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