lend meaning in Latin

English	Latin
lend verb [UK: lend] [US: ˈlend]	creduo [creduere, -, -](3rd) verb mutuo [mutuare, mutuavi, mutuatus](1st) verbCan you lend me a little money? = Potesne dare mutuo mihi aliquantulum pecuniae?
lend, hire verb	commodo [commodare, commodavi, commodatus](1st) verb
lend, put out, offer, wager verb	pono [ponere, posui, positus](3rd) TRANS verb
lend money at interest verb	faenero [faenerare, faeneravi, faeneratus](1st) verb faeneror [faenerari, faeneratus sum](1st) DEP verb fenero [fenerare, feneravi, feneratus](1st) verb feneror [fenerari, feneratus sum](1st) DEP verb
lend support (to), favor verb	suffrago [suffragare, suffragavi, suffragatus](1st) verb suffragor [suffragari, suffragatus sum](1st) DEP verb
lender [lenders] noun [UK: ˈlen.də(r)] [US: ˈlen.dər]	commodator [commodatoris](3rd) M noun
lender, creditor noun	creditor [creditoris](3rd) M noun
attenuated / slender, weak, soft (voice) adjective	deductus [deducta -um, deductior -or -us, deductissimus -a -um]adjective
be brilliant / bright / resplendent verb	fulgueo [fulguere, fulgsi, -](2nd) INTRANS verb fulguo [fulguere, fulgsi, -](3rd) INTRANS verb
be resplendent verb	confulgeo [confulgere, confulsi, -](2nd) INTRANS verb
be splendid verb	superbio [superbire, -, -](4th) verb
beautiful, brilliant, excellent, splendid adjective	aureolus [aureola, aureolum]adjective auriolus [auriola, auriolum]adjective
beautiful, splendid adjective	aureus [aurea, aureum]adjective
blend, harmonize, act together verb	congruo [congruere, congrui, -](3rd) INTRANS verb
blending / mixing of different strains / ingredients noun	adulteritas [adulteritatis](3rd) F noun adulterium [adulteri(i)](2nd) N noun
bright, splendid adjective	fulgens [fulgentis (gen.), fulgentior -or -us, fulgentissimus -a -um]adjective
brightness, splendor noun	nitor [nitoris](3rd) M noun
brightness, splendor (of heavenly bodies) noun	aethra [aethrae](1st) F noun
calendar [calendars] noun [UK: ˈkæ.lɪn.də(r)] [US: ˈkæ.lən.dər]	calendarium [calendari(i)](2nd) N nounI'll buy a calendar. = Calendarium emam. kalendarium [kalendari(i)](2nd) N noun
calendar (pl.), almanac, annals noun	fastus [fasti](2nd) M noun
calendarist (a person who uses a calendar) noun	calendaristanoun {f}, calendariStuS {m}
calends (first day of a month of the Roman calendar) noun [UK: ˈkæ.ləndz] [US: ˈkæ.ləndz]	kalendaenoun {f-Pl}
combine, blend, temper verb	tempero [temperare, temperavi, temperatus](1st) verb
combine / unite / blend / merge verb	confundo [confundere, confudi, confusus](3rd) TRANS verb
containing an intercalary day (bisextum) (Julian calendar) adjective	bisextialis [bisextialis, bisextiale]adjective
elegance, splendor, sumptuousness, luxury noun	lautitia [lautitiae](1st) F noun
female lender / creditor noun	creditrix [creditricis](3rd) F noun
finery, splendor noun	cultus [cultus](4th) M noun
flashing, gleaming / glittering, resplendent adjective	fulgens [fulgentis (gen.), fulgentior -or -us, fulgentissimus -a -um]adjective
glitter, show, splendor noun	bracteamentum [bracteamenti](2nd) N noun
glory / splendor noun	decus [decoris](3rd) N noun

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