flight meaning in Latin

English	Latin
flight [flights] noun [UK: flaɪt] [US: ˈflaɪt]	effugium [effugi(i)](2nd) N noun egressus [egressus](4th) M noun volatus [volatus](4th) M noun
flight, fleeing, escape noun	fuga [fugae](1st) F noun
flighty, inconstant adjective	volaticus [volatica, volaticum]adjective
ascension, flight, soaring aloft noun	evectio [evectionis](3rd) F noun
meteor resembling a dart in flight noun	acontias [acontiae]noun M
moving with the speed of flight adjective	aliger [aligera, aligerum]adjective
named from its circular flight noun	circanea [circaneae](1st) F noun
put to flight verb [UK: ˈpʊt tuː flaɪt] [US: ˈpʊt ˈtuː ˈflaɪt]	diffugo [diffugare, diffugavi, diffugatus](1st) TRANS verb trestorno [trestornare, trestornavi, trestornatus](1st) verb
put to flight, rout verb	fugo [fugare, fugavi, fugatus](1st) verb
putting to flight noun	effugatio [effugationis](3rd) F noun
rising series / flight of stairs noun	adscensio [adscensionis](3rd) F noun ascensio [ascensionis](3rd) F noun
scattering, flight in all directions noun	diffugium [diffugii](2nd) N noun
swift, moving with speed of flight, "flying" adjective	alipes [(gen.), alipedis]adjective
take omens by the flight of birds verb	inauguro [inaugurare, inauguravi, inauguratus](1st) verb

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