practical meaning in Latin

English	Latin
practical adjective [UK: ˈpræk.tɪk.l̩] [US: ˈpræk.tək.l̩]	activus [activa, activum]adjective actorius [actoria, actorium]adjective administrativus [administrativa, administrativum]adjective amministrativus [amministrativa, amministrativum]adjective bioticus [biotica, bioticum]adjective practicus [practica, practicum]adjective
practical knowledge, skill, expertise noun	peritia [peritiae](1st) F noun
practical rule noun	praeceptio [praeceptionis](3rd) F noun
active, practical adjective	actualis [actualis, actuale]adjective
constant practical experience noun	conversatio [conversationis](3rd) F noun
having practical knowledge of, neat, ingenious adjective	scitus [scita, scitum]adjective
in practical way adverb	effecte [effectius, effectissime]adverb
of / living in shade, devoted to sheltered / unpractical pursuit / retirement / leisure adjective	umbraticus [umbratica, umbraticum]adjective
of practical implementation adjective	effectivus [effectiva, effectivum]adjective
on to more practical idea adverb	saltemadverb saltimadverb
useful, profitable, practical, helpful, advantageous adjective	utilis [utilis, utile]adjective
validly / effectively / practically adverb	utiliter [utilius, utilissime]adverb

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