hence meaning in Latin

English	Latin
hence (as a result, therefore) adverb [UK: hens] [US: ˈhens]	ergo, proindeadverb
hence (from here) adverb [UK: hens] [US: ˈhens]	hinc, ex hoc loco, postadverb
hence adverb [UK: hens] [US: ˈhens]	inde, abhinc, ex eo tempore, istinc, ab eo temporeadverb
hence, henceforth adverb	hincadverb
hence, so then adverb	proinadverb proindeadverb
hence equipped for a journey adjective	petasatus [petasata, petasatum]adjective
henceforth (from now on) adverb [UK: hens.ˈfɔːθ] [US: ˈhens.ˈfɔːrθ]	posthac, dehinc, amodoadverb
henceforth adverb [UK: hens.ˈfɔːθ] [US: ˈhens.ˈfɔːrθ]	deceteroadverb
henceforth, from this time forward adverb	ammodoadverb amodoadverb
from (over) there, thence adverb	istincadverb
from that source, thence adverb	abindeadverb
from this place, hence adverb	abhincadverb
from this time, henceforth adverb	abhincadverb
from where, whence, from what or which place adverb	undeadverb
hereafter, henceforth, from here / now on adverb	dehincadverb
place where auguries are observed, hence the citadel of Rome noun	auguraculum [auguraculi](2nd) N noun
thence (from there) adverb [UK: ðens] [US: ˈðens]	illim, illinc, inde, abindeadverb
thence adverb [UK: ðens] [US: ˈðens]	eximadverb exinadverb exindeadverb
thence, from there adverb	illimadverb
thence, thenceforth adverb	indeadverb
thenceforth (from that time on) adverb [UK: ˌðens.ˈfɔːθ] [US: ˌðens.ˈfɔːrθ]	inde, ex eo temporeadverb
thereon / henceforth / from there / then adverb	deinadverb deindeadverb
whence? (L+S) adjective	cujas [(gen.), cujatis]adjective cujatis [(gen.), cujatis]adjective quojas [(gen.), quojatis]adjective quojatis [(gen.), quojatis]adjective
wherefore, therefore, hence adverb	quareadverb

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