sometimes meaning in Latin

English	Latin
sometimes adverb [UK: ˈsʌm.taɪmz] [US: səm.ˈtaɪmz]	nonnumquamadverbThe old man sometimes talks to himself. = Senex nonnumquam secum loquitur. nonnunquamadverb
sometimes numeral [UK: ˈsʌm.taɪmz] [US: səm.ˈtaɪmz]	plurnumeral
sometimes, now and then adverb	interdumadverb
sometimes abb. SS. adjective	SS.adjective abb. suprascriptus [suprascripta, suprascriptum]adjective
sometimes after object preposition	sinepreposition ABL
sometimes applied by old inclusive rule to four years noun	quinquennium [quinquenni(i)](2nd) N noun
sometimes called Aequi noun	Faliscus [Falisci](2nd) M noun
(sometimes for Parthian; Persian breed of dog) noun	Persa [Persae](1st) M noun Perses [Persae]noun M
sometimes identified with Pan noun	Faunus [Fauni](2nd) M noun
sometimes informal wife noun	conserba [conserbae](1st) F noun conserva [conservae](1st) F noun
sometimes ironic interjection	eugepaeinterjection
sometimes pl. noun	falsitas [falsitatis](3rd) F noun
sometimes rude noun	penis [penis](3rd) M noun rima [rimae](1st) F noun
clean, cleanse (sometimes tergeo) verb	tergo [tergere, tersi, tersus](3rd) verb
in some cases, sometimes adverb	aliubeiadverb
name sometimes given to Bible book Ezra and author noun	Esdras [undeclined]noun M
oh, good! fine! well done! (delight / pleasure / surprise, sometimes ironic) interjection	eugaeinterjection eugeinterjection
piece of bronze, (sometimes a bronze coin) noun	raudus [rauderis](3rd) N noun rodus [roderis](3rd) N noun rudus [ruderis](3rd) N noun
red velvet hood (sometimes worn by Pope) noun	camelaucium [camelaucii](2nd) N noun
splendid! (sometimes ironic) interjection	euinterjection
while properly attached as enclitic sometimes copyists make mistakes conjunction	queconjunction

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