late meaning in Latin

English	Latin
late [later, latest] adjective [UK: leɪt] [US: ˈleɪt]	serus [sera -um, serior -or -us, serissimus -a -um]adjective tardus [tarda -um, tardior -or -us, tardissimus -a -um]adjectiveHe is late. = Tardus est.
late, at a late hour, tardily adverb	sero [serius, serissime]adverb
late / last born (child), born late in life / after will adjective	posthumus [posthuma, posthumum]adjective postumus [postuma, postumum]adjective
late-born / produced out of / late in season adjective	chordus [chorda, chordum]adjective
late-born / produced out of / late in the season adjective	cordus [corda, cordum]adjective
late capital of Western Empire noun	Ravenna [Ravennae](1st) F noun
late) girdle (L+S noun	cinctorium [cinctorii](2nd) N noun
late hour noun	serum [seri](2nd) N noun
late in coming / happening, belated adjective	serotinus [serotina, serotinum]adjective
late January-early February noun	nisan [undeclined]noun N
(late Latin) Your Highness noun	celsitudo [celsitudinis](3rd) F noun
(late) maker of patchwork, rag dealer noun	centonarius [centonarii](2nd) M noun
late of dictum. noun	dictamen [dictaminis](3rd) N noun
(late) sexual intercourse noun	coitio [coitionis](3rd) F noun
late) silver / plate over (L+S verb	deargento [deargentare, deargentavi, deargentatus](1st) TRANS verb
(late) stage, scaffold noun	catasta [catastae](1st) F noun
(late) swallow, swallow down verb	dehaurio [dehaurire, dehausi, dehaustus](4th) TRANS verb dehorio [dehorire, -, -](4th) TRANS verb deorio [deorire, -, -](4th) TRANS verb
late to blossom / fruit (tree) adjective	serotinus [serotina, serotinum]adjective
lately, newly, recently adverb	recenter [recentius, recentissime]adverb
lately, very recently adverb	novissimeadverb
latent ability / potential noun	materia [materiae](1st) F noun materies [materiei](5th) F noun
later, at a later day adverb	posteriusadverb
later, too late adverb	seriusadverb
(later) bishop's jurisdiction noun	dioces [diocesos/is]noun F diocesis [diocesis](3rd) F noun dioeces [dioeceos/is]noun F dioecesis [dioecesis](3rd) F noun
later civil status adjective	dediticius [dediticia, dediticium]adjective dedititius [dedititia, dedititium]adjective
(later) second in dignity to abbot / head of priory, prior noun	prior [prioris](3rd) M noun
later than preposition	infrapreposition ACC
lateral, of / on side of body adjective	lateralis [lateralis, laterale]adjective
(poor little) swollen / inflated / inflamed / grandiose adjective	turgidulus [turgidula, turgidulum]adjective
(SUPER) latest in series adverb	nuper [-, nuperrime]adverb
11th century = ~8 ounces, later ~1 noun	marca [marcae](1st) F noun

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