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may meaning in Latin

English	Latin
that may be polluted / defiled adjective	contaminabilus [contaminabila, contaminabilum]adjective
that may be proved adjective	argumentabilis [argumentabilis, argumentabile]adjective
that may be ravaged or laid waste adjective	populabilis [populabilis, populabile]adjective
that may be rejoiced at adjective	laetabilis [laetabilis, laetabile]adjective
that may be rolled back to the beginning adjective	revolubilis [revolubilis, revolubile]adjective
that may be shorn / cut / clipped adjective	tonsilis [tonsilis, tonsile]adjective
that may be spoken adjective	fandus [fanda, fandum]adjective
that may be suspended on two sides adjective	bipensilis [bipensilis, bipensile]adjective
that may be thrown, missile adjective	missilis [missilis, missile]adjective
that may be used by one other than owner but not for profit adjective	usarius [usaria, usarium]adjective usuarius [usuaria, usuarium]adjective
that may be violated or suffer outrage adjective	violabilis [violabilis, violabile]adjective
that which may be sat on noun	sedile [sedilis](3rd) N noun
the fox may grow grey but never good (one cannot change one's own nature) phrase	lupus pilum mutat, non mentemphrase
the wolf may lose his teeth but never his nature (one cannot change one's own nature) phrase	lupus pilum mutat, non mentemphrase
undismayed adjective [UK: ˌʌn.dɪs.ˈmeɪd] [US: ˌʌn.dɪs.ˈmeɪd]	inconfusus [inconfusa, inconfusum]adjective
you may go, off with you (dismissal) adverb	ilictadverb
you may go / off with you interjection	ilicetinterjection

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