hired meaning in Latin

English	Latin
hired adjective [UK: ˈhaɪəd] [US: ˈhaɪərd]	conductus [conducta, conductum]adjective meritorius [meritoria, meritorium]adjective
hire [hired, hiring, hires] verb [UK: ˈhaɪə(r)] [US: ˈhaɪər]	alloco [allocare, allocavi, allocatus](1st) verb
hired, mercenary adjective	conducticius [conducticia, conducticium]adjective conductitius [conductitia, conductitium]adjective mercennarius [mercennaria, mercennarium]adjective
hired for wages adjective	mercenarius [mercenaria, mercenarium]adjective
hired gladiator noun	auctoratus [auctorati](2nd) M noun authoratus [authorati](2nd) M noun
hired worker noun	mercennarius [mercennarii](2nd) M noun
a candidate's agent hired to distribute bribes noun	divisor [divisoris](3rd) M noun
anything hired / leased noun	conductum [conducti](2nd) N noun
attendant hired by authorities to announce coming events noun	denuntiator [denuntiatoris](3rd) M noun
composed of hired men / mercenaries adjective	conductus [conducta, conductum]adjective
paid, hired adjective	mercenarius [mercenaria, mercenarium]adjective

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