to meaning in Latin

English	Latin
to the highest degree, to a high degree, extremely, especially, very adverb	adprimeadverb apprimeadverb
to the highest degree possible adverb	quamprimumadverb
to the injury of (L+S) adverb	damnoseadverb
to the inside, indoors adverb	introadverb
to the left adverb [UK: tuː ðə left] [US: ˈtuː ðə ˈleft]	sinisbrorsusadverb sinisbrosusadverb sinistrorsumadverb sinistrorsusadverb sinistrosumadverb
to the point you reached adverb	istoadverb
to the same place / purpose adverb	eodemadverb
to thine own self be true (proverb) phrase	quisque sibi verusphrase
to third day following or later L+S noun	comperendinatio [comperendinationis](3rd) F noun comperendinatus [comperendinatus](4th) M noun conperendinatio [conperendinationis](3rd) F noun conperendinatus [conperendinatus](4th) M noun
to this degree / pitch adverb	hocusqueadverb
to this end (achieve the previously specified goal) preposition [UK: tuː ðɪs end] [US: ˈtuː ðɪs ˈend]	ad hocpreposition
to this extent adverb	hucusqueadverb
to this extent, no more than adverb	dumtaxatadverb duntaxatadverb
to this point adverb	hucadverb huccineadverb
to this side adverb	citroadverb
to what extent adverb [UK: tuː ˈwɒt ɪk.ˈstent] [US: ˈtuː ˈhwʌt ɪk.ˈstent]	quatenusadverb quatinusadverb
to what place / action / point / end adverb	quorsomadverb quorsumadverb quorsusadverb quosumadverb
to what place / condition / action / point / end adverb	corsumadverb corsusadverb
to what point / time / extent? adverb	usquequoadverb
to what purpose adverb	quoadverb
to whatever degree adverb	quantumcumqueadverb
to whatever place adverb	quonamadverb
to which side (of two)? adverb	utroadverb
to whichever side you please adverb	utrolibetadverb
to wind / air adjective	spiritalis [spiritalis, spiritale]adjective

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