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English	Latin
that has a capacity of one amphora, six-gallon adjective	amphoralis [amphoralis, amphorale]adjective
that has a depraved heart adjective	pravicordius [pravicordia, pravicordium]adjective pravicors [(gen.), pravicordis]adjective
that has a lofty summit (mountain) adjective	altijugus [altijuga, altijugum]adjective
that has a ratio adjective	rationalis [rationalis, rationale]adjective
that has a warming / heating power adjective	calefactorius [calefactoria, calefactorium]adjective
that has charge of a herd adjective	armentarius [armentaria, armentarium]adjective
that has come to a head adjective	subpuratus [subpurata, subpuratum]adjective suppuratus [suppurata, suppuratum]adjective
that has fallen out of use or become unfamiliar adjective	desuetus [desueta, desuetum]adjective
that has finished work adjective	emeritus [emerita, emeritum]adjective
that has good digestion adjective	digestus [digesta, digestum]adjective
that has had a potion given him to drink (L+S) adjective	potionatus [potionata, potionatum]adjective
that has had only one husband (F ADJ) adjective	univirius [univiria, univirium]adjective univirus [univira, univirum]adjective unovirus [unovira, unovirum]adjective
that has hip pains adjective	ischiacus [ischiaca, ischiacum]adjective
that has lost its freshness (of wine) adjective	vapidus [vapida, vapidum]adjective
that has not been treated with fire adjective	apyros [apyros, apyron]adjective
that has suppurated / festered adjective	subpuratus [subpurata, subpuratum]adjective suppuratus [suppurata, suppuratum]adjective
that has three tongues adjective	trilinguis [trilinguis, trilingue]adjective
that has two sides adjective	ambifarius [ambifaria, ambifarium]adjective
that hosts adjective	hospes [(gen.), hospitis]adjective
that induces sleep adjective	soporus [sopora, soporum]adjective
that involves / indicates condemnation adjective	damnatorius [damnatoria, damnatorium]adjective
that is able (to grant a prayer) adjective	compotens [(gen.), compotentis]adjective conpotens [(gen.), conpotentis]adjective
that is added (to the noun - gram.) adjective	adjectivus [adjectiva, adjectivum]adjective
that is an object of contempt adjective	despicatus [despicata -um, despicatior -or -us, despicatissimus -a -um]adjective
that is around foot noun	circumpes [circumpedis](3rd) C noun
that is at hand adjective	praesentarius [praesentaria, praesentarium]adjective praesentialis [praesentialis, praesentiale]adjective
that is before, foremost adjective	anterior [anterior, anterius]adjective
that is before the wall adjective	antemuranus [antemurana, antemuranum]adjective
that is given as a favor adjective	beneficiarius [beneficiaria, beneficiarium]adjective
that is given away adjective	datarius [dataria, datarium]adjective
that is given to drinking, given to drink adjective	bibax [(gen.), bibacis]adjective
that is grubbed up adjective	surruncivus [surrunciva, surruncivum]adjective
that is in open air adjective	subdialis [subdialis, subdiale]adjective

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