crime meaning in Latin

English	Latin
crime [crimes] noun [UK: kraɪm] [US: ˈkraɪm]	ausum [ausi](2nd) N noun commissum [commissi](2nd) N noun delinquentia [delinquentiae](1st) F noun facinus [facinoris](3rd) N nounHe was eventually sentenced to five years in prison for that violent crime. = Aliquando propter hunc facinus atrocem quinque annos in carcerem addictus est. nefarium [nefarii](2nd) N noun noxa [noxae](1st) F noun piaculum [piaculi](2nd) N noun scelus [sceleris](3rd) N nounSlander is a crime. = Diffamatio scelus est.
crime (esp. against chastity) noun [UK: kraɪm] [US: ˈkraɪm]	colpa [colpae](1st) F noun culpa [culpae](1st) F noun
crime, fault noun	noxia [noxiae](1st) F noun
crime, offense noun	admissum [admissi](2nd) N noun ammissum [ammissi](2nd) N noun
crime- / police- (novel) adjective	criminalis [criminalis, criminale]adjective
crime / misdeed / offense noun	maleficium [malefici(i)](2nd) N noun
crime / offense / fault noun	crimen [criminis](3rd) N noun
crime against nature (crime against nature) noun	peccatum contra naturamnoun
crime doesn't pay (if you a commit a crime you will most likely be punished for it) phrase	culpam poena premit comesphrase
crime of poisoning noun	veneficium [venefici(i)](2nd) N noun
Crimea (peninsula, see also: Crimean peninsula) proper noun [UK: kraɪ.ˈmiːə] [US: kraɪ.ˈmiːə]	Crimaeaproper noun {f}
Crimean peninsula (peninsula, see also: Crimea) proper noun	Tauricaproper noun {f}
crimen noun	crimen [criminis](3rd) N noun
access a crime verb	taxo [taxare, taxavi, taxatus](1st) verb
accessory of crime noun	forcia [forciae](1st) F noun
accuser / denouncer / who accuses of crime noun	delator [delatoris](3rd) M noun
capital crime / punishment (loss of life or civil rights) noun	capital [capitalis](3rd) N noun capitale [capitalis](3rd) N noun
cause of a crime, criminal (L+S) noun	crimen [criminis](3rd) N noun
charge (w / crime / offense) verb [UK: tʃɑːdʒ] [US: ˈtʃɑːrdʒ]	accuso [accusare, accusavi, accusatus](1st) verb accusso [accussare, accussavi, accussatus](1st) verb
commit crime verb	facio [facere, feci, factus](3rd) TRANS verb
fault, vice, crime, sin noun	vitium [viti(i)](2nd) N noun
fault / offense / misdeed / crime / transgression noun	delictum [delicti](2nd) N noun
imposition, offense, crime noun	fraus [fraudis](3rd) F noun
incitement to disloyalty or crime noun	sollicitatio [sollicitationis](3rd) F noun
joint) knowledge, complicity (of crime noun	conscientia [conscientiae](1st) F noun
of / pertaining to crime (L+S) adjective	criminalis [criminalis, criminale]adjective
one privy to (crime / plot) noun	conscia [consciae](1st) C noun conscius [consci(i)](2nd) C noun
one who admits / confesses liability / crime noun	confessus [confessi](2nd) M noun

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