English | Latin |
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overseer [overseers] noun [UK: ˈəʊv.ə.sɪə(r)] [US: ˈoʊv.r̩.sɪə(r)] | conspector [conspectoris](3rd) M episcopatus [episcopatus](4th) M praepositus [praepositi](2nd) M |
overseer, lord noun | arbiter [arbitri](2nd) M |
overseer / workman at the public water supply noun | aquarius [aquari(i)](2nd) M |
overseer of seraglio / harem noun | gynaecearius [gynaecearii](2nd) M gynaecius [gynaecii](2nd) M |
act as overseer of estate / public property verb | vilico [vilicare, vilicavi, vilicatus](1st) villico [villicare, villicavi, villicatus](1st) |
farm overseer (slave / free), estate manager noun | vilicus [vilici](2nd) M villicus [villici](2nd) M |
function of a farm overseer (slave / free) or estate manager noun | vilicatio [vilicationis](3rd) M villicatio [villicationis](3rd) M |
manager, overseer noun | curagendarius [curagendarii](2nd) M procurator [procuratoris](3rd) M |
manager, superintendent, supervisor, overseer noun | curator [curatoris](3rd) M |
of / belonging to an overseer adjective | curatoricius [curatoricia, curatoricium]adjective curatoritius [curatoritia, curatoritium]adjective |
patrol / watchman, overseer / inspector noun | circitor [circitoris](3rd) M circuitor [circuitoris](3rd) M |
perform duties of farm overseer verb | vilico [vilicare, vilicavi, vilicatus](1st) villico [villicare, villicavi, villicatus](1st) |
revenue official / overseer, Royal treasurer noun | dioecetes [dioecetae]noun |
wife of a farm overseer noun | vilica [vilicae](1st) F villica [villicae](1st) F |