sandal meaning in Latin

English	Latin
sandal [sandals] noun [UK: ˈsæn.dl̩] [US: ˈsæn.dl̩]	calceatus [calceatus](4th) M noun calciatus [calciatus](4th) M noun circumpes [circumpedis](3rd) C noun gallicula [galliculae](1st) F noun
sandal, slipper (Ecc) noun	campagus [campagi](2nd) M noun
sandal, sole fastened w / thong noun	solea [soleae](1st) F noun
sandal maker noun	baxearius [baxearii](2nd) M noun baxiarius [baxiarii](2nd) M noun
sandal-maker adjective	solearius [solearia, solearium]adjective
sandala noun	braces [bracae]noun F
sandals (pl.) noun [UK: ˈsæn.dl̩z] [US: ˈsæn.dl̩z]	plantar [plantaris](3rd) N noun
female slaves (pl.) who carried their mistresses sandals noun	sandaligerula [sandaligerulae](1st) F noun
Gallic name of a particularly white grain (ble blanc de Dauphine), (sandala) noun	brances [brancae]noun F
kind of sandal noun	baxa [baxae](1st) F noun baxea [baxeae](1st) F noun
leather sandal worn by Pyrenean peasants noun	avarca [avarcae](1st) F noun
maker of crepidae / sandals noun	crepidarius [crepidarii](2nd) M noun
relating to sandals adjective	sandaliarius [sandaliaria, sandaliarium]adjective
slipper, sandal noun	crepida [crepidae](1st) F noun sandalium [sandalii](2nd) N noun
small boot / sandal noun	crepidula [crepidulae](1st) F noun crepis [crepidis](3rd) F noun
statue of Apollo on street of sandal makers adjective	sandaliarius [sandaliaria, sandaliarium]adjective
tie loop of sandal noun	ansula [ansulae](1st) F noun
used in / concerned with making of crepidae (thick soled Greek sandals) adjective	crepidarius [crepidaria, crepidarium]adjective
wearing crepidae (thick soled Greek sandals) adjective	crepidatus [crepidata, crepidatum]adjective
winged sandals (pl.) of Mercury noun	talare [talaris](3rd) N noun
winged shoes / sandals (of Mercury L+S) noun	plantar [plantaris](3rd) N noun
wooden shoe / sandal w / leather thongs noun	gallicula [galliculae](1st) F noun

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