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clay meaning in Latin

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clay [clays] noun
[UK: kleɪ]
[US: ˈkleɪ]

argilla [argillae](1st) F
noun

clay / clayey soil noun

creta [cretae](1st) F
noun

clay or chalk pit noun

cretifodina [cretifodinae](1st) F
noun

clayey adjective
[UK: ˈkleɪɪ]
[US: ˈkleɪi]

cretosus [cretosa, cretosum]adjective

lubricosus [lubricosa, lubricosum]adjective

abounding in chalk or clay adjective

cretosus [cretosa, cretosum]adjective

apply clay verb

marlo [marlare, marlavi, marlatus](1st)
verb

containing clay, argillaceous adjective

argillaceus [argillacea, argillaceum]adjective

dealing in chalk or pipe-clay adjective

cretarius [cretaria, cretarium]adjective

feet of clay (a hidden weak point)
noun

pedes fictilesnoun
{m-Pl}

full of / abounding in clay, clayey adjective

argillosus [argillosa, argillosum]adjective

interlaced twigs / wickerwork, may be plastered with mud / clay adjective

craticius [craticia, craticium]adjective

cratitius [cratitia, cratitium]adjective

kind of Samian clay noun

aster [asteris](3rd) M
noun

made of clay / chalk adjective

creteus [cretea, creteum]adjective

mixed with chaff / husks (of clay for bricklaying) adjective

aceratus [acerata, aceratum]adjective

mud, dirt, clay noun

lutum [luti](2nd) N
noun

lutus [luti](2nd) M
noun

object made from burnt clay noun

testa [testae](1st) F
noun

of / made of earth / clay adjective

choicus [choica, choicum]adjective

of clay adjective

fictilis [fictilis, fictile]adjective

of mud or clay adjective

luteus [lutea, luteum]adjective

plaster / daub with (preparation of) clay verb

deluto [delutare, delutavi, delutatus](1st) TRANS
verb

red marl (clayey limestone) noun

acaunumarga [acaunumargae](1st) F
noun

resembling chalk or pipe-clay adjective

cretaceus [cretacea, cretaceum]adjective

white clay, potter's earth / clay noun

argilla [argillae](1st) F
noun

white clay for sealing noun

cretula [cretulae](1st) F
noun

whitened with pipe-clay adjective

cretatus [cretata, cretatum]adjective