feast meaning in Latin

English	Latin
feast [feasts] noun [UK: fiːst] [US: ˈfiːst]	celebritas [celebritatis](3rd) F noun comedium [comedii](2nd) N noun epulum [epuli](2nd) N noun feriatio [feriationis](3rd) F noun
Feast (pl.) of Pales (tutelary deity of sheep and herds) on 21 April noun	Palile [Palilis](3rd) N noun
feast, banquet noun	dapis [dapis](3rd) F noun daps [dapis](3rd) F noun
feast / banquet verb	obsono [obsonare, obsonavi, obsonatus](1st) verb obsonor [obsonari, obsonatus sum](1st) DEP verb opsono [opsonare, opsonavi, opsonatus](1st) verb opsonor [opsonari, opsonatus sum](1st) DEP verb
feast / dine together verb	coepulor [coepulari, coepulatus sum](1st) DEP verb
feast / festive (day) adjective	festivus [festiva -um, festivior -or -us, festivissimus -a -um]adjective
feast day noun	festum [festi](2nd) N noun
feast day adjective	festus [festa, festum]adjective
feast for the eyes noun	epula [epulae](1st) F noun
Feast of the Dedication of the Temple (pl.) noun	Encaenium [Encaenii](2nd) N noun Encenium [Encenii](2nd) N noun
feast of trumpets (on the 23rd of March and 23rd of May) noun	Tubilustrium [Tubilustri(i)](2nd) N noun
feasting noun [UK: ˈfiːst.ɪŋ] [US: ˈfiː.stɪŋ]	comedium [comedii](2nd) N noun
banquet, feast noun	dominium [dominii](2nd) N noun
banquet / feast / dinner party noun	convivium [convivi(i)](2nd) N noun
carouse / feast / banquet together (L+S) verb	convivor [convivari, convivatus sum](1st) DEP verb
carousing, merry-making, feasting, revelry noun	comesatio [comesationis](3rd) F noun comessatio [comessationis](3rd) F noun comisatio [comisationis](3rd) F noun comissatio [comissationis](3rd) F noun commisatio [commisationis](3rd) F noun commissatio [commissationis](3rd) F noun
celebration of feast noun	feriatio [feriationis](3rd) F noun
communal sacrificial feast at which the flesh of the victim was shared among noun	visceratio [viscerationis](3rd) F noun
contribution for common meal / feast noun	symbola [symbolae](1st) F noun
dine sumptuously, feast verb	epulor [epulari, epulatus sum](1st) DEP verb
eat / feast together (L+S) verb	convivo [convivare, convivavi, convivatus](1st) INTRANS verb
enough is as good as a feast (there is no value in excess) phrase	ne quid nimisphrase
Epiphany, 12th Night, feast of three Kings / Magi noun	Epiphania [Epiphaniae](1st) F noun
festival / feast day noun	sabbatum [sabbati](2nd) N noun
festively, with feasting adverb	festive [festivius, festivissime]adverb
festivity, feast noun	festivitas [festivitatis](3rd) F noun
funeral feast noun	silicernium [silicernii](2nd) N noun

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