excrement meaning in Latin

English	Latin
excrement [excrements] noun [UK: ˈek.skrə.mənt] [US: ˈek.skrə.mənt]	excrementum [excrementi](2nd) N noun execramentum [execramenti](2nd) N noun exsecramentum [exsecramenti](2nd) N noun
excrement (L+S) noun [UK: ˈek.skrə.mənt] [US: ˈek.skrə.mənt]	obscaenum [obscaeni](2nd) N noun opscaenum [opscaeni](2nd) N noun
excrement, filth noun	cuniculum [cuniculi](2nd) N noun
excrementary canal of animals noun	cavia [caviae](1st) F noun
excrements (L+S) noun	obscenum [obsceni](2nd) N noun opscenum [opsceni](2nd) N noun
crocodile excrement (L+S) noun	crocodilea [crocodileae](1st) F noun
defecation, voiding of excrement noun	cacatus [cacatus](4th) M noun
defile with excrement verb	caco [cacare, cacavi, cacatus](1st) verb
dung, excrement noun	fimum [fimi](2nd) N noun fimus [fimi](2nd) M noun merda [merdae](1st) F noun
fouled w / excrement adjective	concatus [concata, concatum]adjective
of / pertaining to excrement, excremental adjective	stercoralis [stercoralis, stercorale]adjective stercorinis [stercorinis, stercorine]adjective
prepared from excrements L+S noun	botryon [botryi]noun N
soil, pollute, defile, make foul (with excrement / ordure / dung) verb	concaco [concacare, concacavi, concacatus](1st) TRANS verb
void excrement, defecate verb	stercoro [stercorare, stercoravi, stercoratus](1st) TRANS verb

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