English | Latin |
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contemporary [contemporaries] noun [UK: kən.ˈtem.prə.ri] [US: kən.ˈtem.pə.ˌre.ri] | contemporalis [contemporalis](3rd) M contemporaneus [contemporanei](2nd) M |
contemporary adjective [UK: kən.ˈtem.prə.ri] [US: kən.ˈtem.pə.ˌre.ri] | aequaevus [aequaeva, aequaevum]adjective contemporalis [contemporalis, contemporale]adjective contemporaneus [contemporanea, contemporaneum]adjective |
be contemporary, be at the same time verb | contemporo [contemporare, contemporavi, contemporatus](1st) INTRANS |
be of same age / contemporary verb | coaetaneo [coaetaneare, coaetaneavi, coaetaneatus](1st) INTRANS |
connected / contemporary (time), continuous adjective | conjunctus [conjuncta, conjunctum]adjective |
live at same time, be contemporary verb | convivo [convivere, convixi, convictus](3rd) INTRANS |
one of same age, contemporary noun | coaequalis [coaequalis](3rd) M coaetaneus [coaetanei](2nd) M |
person of one's age / rank / ability, contemporary noun | aequalis [aequalis](3rd) C |
Roman tragic actor contemporary with Cicero noun | Aesopus [Aesopi](2nd) M |
wretched poet Virgil contemporary noun | maevius [maevii](2nd) M |