matter meaning in Latin

English	Latin
let it be a matter or question of	agatur
muck, decayed matter noun	colluvies [colluviei](5th) F noun colluvium [colluvii](2nd) N noun conluvies [conluviei](5th) F noun conluvium [conluvii](2nd) N noun
mythological matters (pl.) noun	mythologicum [mythologici](2nd) N noun
no matter how adverb	qualitercumqueadverb qualitercunqueadverb
of / belonging to matter adjective	materialis [materialis, materiale]adjective
of / related to subject matter adjective	materialis [materialis, materiale]adjective
outlet for morbid matter (medical) noun	emissarium [emissari(i)](2nd) N noun
Papal documents on minor matters noun	brevium [brevii](2nd) N noun
pertaining to matter in dispute, gist of matter / action / suit adjective	causativus [causativa, causativum]adjective
plastic (matter) adjective [UK: ˈplæ.stɪk] [US: ˈplæ.stɪk]	plasticus [plastica, plasticum]adjectiveNone of the flowers are made of plastic. = Nullus flos plasticus est.
protection, support (esp. in matters of law) noun	tuitio [tuitionis](3rd) F noun
smatterer noun [UK: smˈatərə] [US: smˈæɾɚrɚ]	sciolus [scioli](2nd) M noun
smattering [smatterings] (superficial knowledge) noun [UK: ˈsmæ.tər.ɪŋ] [US: ˈsmæ.tər.ɪŋ]	scientiolanoun {f}
space devoid of matter noun	inane [inanis](3rd) N noun
strain off (solid matter) verb [UK: streɪn ɒf] [US: ˈstreɪn ˈɒf]	deliquo [deliquare, deliquavi, deliquatus](1st) TRANS verb
supernatural / heavenly matters (pl.) noun	coeleste [coelestis](3rd) N noun
supernatural / heavenly matters / things / bodies (pl.) noun	caeleste [caelestis](3rd) N noun
supernatural matter noun	celeste [celestis](3rd) N noun
the ABC of the matter noun	abecedaria [abecedariae](1st) F noun
theory of matter and form in Scholastic philosophy noun	hylomorphismus [hylomorphismi](2nd) M noun
topic, subject matter noun	materia [materiae](1st) F noun materies [materiei](5th) F noun
transformable matter noun	cambium [cambii](2nd) N noun
tumor occurring on the head containing gruel-like matter noun	atheroma [atheromae](1st) F noun
viscous fluid consisting of putrid matter noun	tabum [tabi](2nd) N noun
vomited matter noun	vomitio [vomitionis](3rd) F noun vomitus [vomitus](4th) M noun
w / qui whatever, whichever, no matter verb	libet [libere, libuit, libitus est](2nd) IMPERS verb
what a small / trifling thing / amount / matter noun	quantulum [quantuli](2nd) N noun
what's the matter (what's wrong?) phrase	quid tibi est?, quid est?phrase
which (of two), whichever, no matter which adjective	uter [utra, utrum]adjective

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