each meaning in Latin

English	Latin
each (every) determiner [UK: iːtʃ] [US: ˈiːtʃ]	uterquedeterminer uterque, unusquisque, quisquedeterminer
each [UK: iːtʃ] [US: ˈiːtʃ]	quemquem quicquid quidquid quisque [quaeque, quidque]ADJECT quisquis quodquod quoquo
each, every, every one (of a number) adjective	omnis [omnis, omne]adjective
each 7th day noun	hebdomada [hebdomadae](1st) F noun hebdomas [hebdomadis](3rd) F noun hebdomas [hebdomados/is]noun F
each and every thing noun	sulum [suli](2nd) N noun
each of two numeral	ambnumeral
each one	quicquid quidquid quodquod quoquo unicuique uniuscuiusque unumquodque unusquisque
each other (to one another; one to the other) pronoun [UK: iːtʃ ˈʌð.ə(r)] [US: ˈiːtʃ ˈʌð.r̩]	se + 3rd person plural, inter se, alii alios (three or more), alter alterum (only two), invicem (Silver Latin), ad invicem (Late Antiquity)pronoun
each other, one another pronoun	sui (GEN)pronoun
each side (pl.), each set adjective	uter [utra, utrum]adjective
each thing, every single thing noun	sulum [suli](2nd) N noun
(w / -que) each, each one	quisque [quaeque, quodque]
2 each adjective	binus [bina, binum]adjective
achieve, reach verb	consequor [consequi, consecutus sum](3rd) DEP verb
action of trying to reach / grasp, stretching out for noun	adpetitio [adpetitionis](3rd) F noun appetitio [appetitionis](3rd) F noun
advise, teach verb	monstro [monstrare, monstravi, monstratus](1st) verb
aim at / reach after / strive for / make for / seek verb	secor [seci, secutus sum](3rd) DEP verb sequor [sequi, secutus sum](3rd) DEP verb
alternate, succeeding each in turn adjective	alternatus [alternata, alternatum]adjective
announcer, preacher, one who announces noun	adnuntiatrix [adnuntiatricis](3rd) F noun annuntiatrix [annuntiatricis](3rd) F noun
arrive at, reach, be brought verb	advenio [advenire, adveni, adventus](4th) INTRANS verb
art of preaching noun	homileticum [homiletici](2nd) N noun

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