many meaning in Latin

English	Latin
many noun [UK: ˈmen.i] [US: ˈmen.i]	multum [multi](2nd) N noun
many (days) (Vulgate) adjective	longiturnus [longiturna, longiturnum]adjective
many (pl.), several, a fair / good number adjective	complus [(gen.), compluris]adjective conplus [(gen.), conpluris]adjective
many / several people / men(pl.), a fair / good number of people noun	complus [compluris](3rd) M noun conplus [conpluris](3rd) M noun
many / several things / items(pl.), a fair / good number of things noun	complus [compluris](3rd) N noun conplus [conpluris](3rd) N noun
many-colored adjective	multicolor [(gen.), multicoloris]adjective
many-cornered adjective	multangulus [multangula, multangulum]adjective
many-fold adjective	multifarius [multifaria, multifarium]adjective
many men / people (pl.) noun	multinoun M
many things (pl.) noun	multum [multi](2nd) N noun
many times numeral [UK: ˈmen.i ˈtaɪmz] [US: ˈmen.i ˈtaɪmz]	multotnumeral
many women (pl.) noun	multaenoun F
a good many (L+S) adjective [UK: ə ɡʊd ˈmen.i] [US: ə ˈɡʊd ˈmen.i]	complusculus [compluscula, complusculum]adjective conplusculus [conpluscula, conplusculum]adjective
as / so often, so many times, such a great number of times numeral	totnumeral
as many adjective [UK: əz ˈmen.i] [US: ˈæz ˈmen.i]	quot [undeclined]adjective totidem [undeclined]adjective
as many, so many numeral	totnumeral
as many as adjective	quotcumque [undeclined]adjective quotcunque [undeclined]adjective
as many as one will adverb	quotlibetadverb
as many as please adverb	quotlibetadverb
compound, complex, composed of many elements adjective	multiplicus [multiplica, multiplicum]adjective
contained many times in another number adjective	submultiplex [(gen.), submultiplicis]adjective
containing many seeds adjective	granatus [granata, granatum]adjective
divided into a great many parts adjective	centifidus [centifida, centifidum]adjective
four each / apiece / times / fold (how many each) numeral	quadrinnumeral
Germany noun [UK: ˈdʒɜː.mə.ni] [US: ˈdʒɝː.mə.ni]	Germania [Germaniae](1st) F nounGermany is beautiful. = Germania pulchra est.
grammatical term for words denoting many things together noun	adtrectatio [adtrectationis](3rd) F noun attrectatio [attrectationis](3rd) F noun
great many (pl.), very many adjective	complurimus [complurima, complurimum]adjective conplurimus [conplurima, conplurimum]adjective
have / use on many occasions verb	multiplico [multiplicare, multiplicavi, multiplicatus](1st) TRANS verb
having many branches, branching adjective	ramosus [ramosa, ramosum]adjective
having many claims on one's attention adjective	districtus [districta -um, districtior -or -us, districtissimus -a -um]adjective
having many layers / thicknesses, many deep adjective	multiplex [(gen.), multiplicis]adjective
having many leaves (plant), leafy adjective	comosus [comosa, comosum]adjective

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