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ought meaning in Latin

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esp. those who brought grain from Ostia to Rome (L+S) noun

caudicarius [caudicarii](2nd) M
noun

codicarius [codicarii](2nd) M
noun

exalt in thought / speech verb

glorifico [glorificare, glorificavi, glorificatus](1st) TRANS
verb

female hen-harrier, formerly thought distinct species OED noun

ixon [ixi]noun
N

finished, beautifully wrought adjective

tornatilis [tornatilis, tornatile]adjective

forethought (thinking beforehand)
noun
[UK: ˈfɔː.θɔːt]
[US: ˈfɔːr.θɔːt]

praecogitationoun
F

fought to the death (war) adjective

internecivus [interneciva, internecivum]adjective

internicivus [interniciva, internicivum]adjective

gladiator who fought blindfolded noun

andabata [andabatae](1st) M
noun

groundlessly / thoughtlessly adverb

leviter [levius, levissime]adverb

highly wrought / finished adjective

polymitarius [polymitaria, polymitarium]adjective

imported, brought from abroad adjective

accitus [accita, accitum]adjective

in one's inner thoughts, privately adverb

arcano [arcanius, arcanissime]adverb

inconsiderate, thoughtless adjective

incogitans [(gen.), incogitantis]adjective

introversion, turning (thoughts) inward noun

introversio [introversionis](3rd) F
noun

it ought verb

decet [decere, decuit, -](2nd) IMPERS
verb

lack of knowledge / thought / awareness / judgment / foresight / intention noun

imprudentia [imprudentiae](1st) F
noun

inprudentia [inprudentiae](1st) F
noun

men (pl.) who fought in the first or second line in a Roman battle formation noun

antepilanus [antepilani](2nd) M
noun

native, brought up locally adjective

alumnus [alumna, alumnum]adjective

not bought adjective

inemptus [inempta, inemptum]adjective

not brought forward and heard adjective

inoratus [inorata, inoratum]adjective

nourished, brought up adjective

alumnus [alumna, alumnum]adjective

of / brought by the south wind adjective

australis [australis, australe]adjective

austrinus [austrina, austrinum]adjective

of material brought to the spot adjective

congesticius [congesticia, congesticium]adjective

congestitius [congestitia, congestitium]adjective

one who takes thought for noun

consultrix [consultricis](3rd) F
noun

period (rhetoric), complete sentence / thought, expansion of a thought noun

circumductum [circumducti](2nd) N
noun

philosophical / religious school of thought / sect noun

haeresis [haeresis](3rd) F
noun

haeresis [haereseos/is]noun
F

place where offerings were brought noun

offertorium [offertorii](2nd) N
noun

provident, characterized by forethought adjective

providus [provida, providum]adjective

purchase / acquisition, thing bought noun

emptio [emptionis](3rd) F
noun

purchased, bought, obtained by purchase adjective

empticius [empticia, empticium]adjective

rash, ill-advised, thoughtless, injudicious adjective

inconsultus [inconsulta, inconsultum]adjective

receptacle of thought noun

cogitatorium [cogitatorii](2nd) N
noun

result of deliberation, thoughts / ideas / reflections noun

cogitatum [cogitati](2nd) N
noun

return-present (pl.) which the bridegroom brought to the bride (Cod. Just.) noun

antiphernum [antipherni](2nd) N
noun

set forth, brought forward, manifest, disclosed adjective

promptus [prompta -um, promptior -or -us, promptissimus -a -um]adjective

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