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foreign meaning in Latin

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deified heroes (pl.), tutelary / protective deities (local not foreign gods) noun

Indigis [Indigitis](3rd) M
noun

different, foreign, alien adjective

alienigenus [alienigena, alienigenum]adjective

entertainment provided for foreign guests of the state of Rome noun

dautium [dautii](2nd) N
noun

lautium [lautii](2nd) N
noun

external, extraneous, foreign adjective

extraneus [extranea, extraneum]adjective

hatred / antipathy towards foreigners noun

xenophobia [xenophobiae](1st) F
noun

having long hair (older generation / foreign peoples / boys) adjective

capillatus [capillata, capillatum]adjective

imported, foreign (merchandise / goods) adjective

advecticius [advecticia, advecticium]adjective

advectius [advectia, advectium]adjective

imported, foreign, introduced from abroad adjective

advectus [advecta, advectum]adjective

in a foreign language adverb

barbareadverb

like a foreigner, in a foreign language adverb

barbariceadverb

barbaricumadverb

of / related to the changing of foreign currency adjective

nummularius [nummularia, nummularium]adjective

of another country, foreign adjective

exter [extera -um, exterior -or -us, extremus -a -um]adjective

exterus [extera -um, exterior -or -us, extimus -a -um]adjective

pure, w / no admixture of foreign material adjective

sinceris [sinceris, sincere]adjective

strange / foreign land noun

barbaria [barbariae](1st) F
noun

barbaries [barbariei](5th) F
noun

stranger, foreigner noun

hostis [hostis](3rd) C
noun

stranger, foreigner, alien noun

alienigena [alienigenae](1st) M
noun

to change foreign currency and test coins noun

nummularius [nummulari(i)](2nd) M
noun

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