echo meaning in Latin

English	Latin
echo [echos] noun [UK: ˈek.əʊ] [US: ˈeko.ʊ]	echoos [echi]noun F imago [imaginis](3rd) F noun repercussus [repercussus](4th) M noun repulsus [repulsus](4th) M noun
echo round verb	circumsono [circumsonare, circumsonavi, circumsonatus](1st) verb
echoing adjective [UK: ˈek.əʊɪŋ] [US: ˈeko.ʊɪŋ]	resonus [resona, resonum]adjective
echoing downwards adjective	desonans [(gen.), desonantis]adjective
chant back, echo verb	recino [recinere, -, -](3rd) verb
comic word as contemptuous echo of "heia" interjection	beiainterjection
Czechoslovakia (former country in Central Europe) proper noun [UK: ˌtʃek.əʊ.slə.ˈvæk.ɪə] [US: ˌtʃeko.ʊ.slə.ˈvæk.ɪə]	Cechoslovaciaproper noun {f}, BohemoSlovacia {f}
re-echo [re-echoed, re-echoing, re-echoes] verb [UK: riː ˈek.əʊ] [US: ˈreɪ ˈeko.ʊ]	resulto [resultare, resultavi, resultatus](1st) verb
reecho verb [UK: riː.ˈek.əʊ] [US: riː.ˈek.əʊ]	responso [responsare, responsavi, responsatus](1st) verb
resound, re-echo verb	reboo [reboare, reboavi, reboatus](1st) verb
resound, ring, echo verb	confremo [confremere, confremui, -](3rd) INTRANS verb
resound / re-echo verb	consono [consonare, consonui, -](1st) verb

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