club meaning in Latin

English	Latin
club [clubs] noun [UK: klʌb] [US: ˈkləb]	macea [maceae](1st) F noun macia [maciae](1st) F noun macium [macii](2nd) N noun massa [massae](1st) F noun massuelius [massuelii](2nd) M noun mazza [mazzae](1st) F noun
club, cudgel noun	clava [clavae](1st) F noun
club / society (religious / social / political) noun	sodalicium [sodalici(i)](2nd) N noun
club armed with sharp teeth noun	lupatum [lupati](2nd) N noun
clubs (one of the four suits of playing cards, marked with the symbol ♣) noun [UK: klʌbz] [US: ˈkləbz]	floresnoun {m-Pl}
by decuria (club of ten) adverb	decuriatimadverb
carrying / armed with a club adjective	claviger [clavigera, clavigerum]adjective
class, social club noun	decuria [decuriae](1st) F noun
dining-club noun	convivium [convivi(i)](2nd) N noun
enrolled in a decuria (club of ten) adjective	decurialis [decurialis, decuriale]adjective
log, club, spear noun	trabs [trabis](3rd) F noun
mace / club-bearer, one armed with a club noun	claviger [clavigeri](2nd) M noun
member of a dancing-club noun	comesor [comesoris](3rd) M noun
member of a decuria (club of ten) noun	decurialis [decurialis](3rd) M noun
member of a dining-club noun	comestor [comestoris](3rd) M noun
oak (tree / timber / trunk / club / post / cell) noun [UK: əʊk] [US: oʊk]	robur [roboris](3rd) N noun robus [roboris](3rd) N noun
one who carries clubs / foils / exercise swords (L+S) noun	clavator [clavatoris](3rd) M noun
one who fights with a club noun	clavator [clavatoris](3rd) M noun
staff, cudgel, club noun	lignum [ligni](2nd) N noun
staff club noun	fustis [fustis](3rd) M noun

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