wedge meaning in Latin

English	Latin
wedge [wedges] noun [UK: wedʒ] [US: ˈwedʒ]	cuneus [cunei](2nd) M noun
wedge in, fit / close firmly verb	arcto [arctare, arctavi, arctatus](1st) TRANS verb
wedge in, fit / close firmly, tighten verb	arto [artare, artavi, artatus](1st) TRANS verb
wedge in, secure by wedging verb	cuneo [cuneare, cuneavi, cuneatus](1st) TRANS verb
wedge shaped adjective	fastigatus [fastigata, fastigatum]adjective
wedge-shaped, cuneiform adjective	cuneatus [cuneata, cuneatum]adjective
wedge-shaped point (nose) (L+S) noun	cuneatio [cuneationis](3rd) F noun
wedge-shaped stone / area / rack / block of seats noun	cuneus [cunei](2nd) M noun
wedged together, closely / tightly packed adjective	condensus [condensa, condensum]adjective
action of making wedge-shaped / tapering noun	cuneatio [cuneationis](3rd) F noun
battalion / etc in a wedge noun	cuneus [cunei](2nd) M noun
force in like a wedge verb	cuneo [cuneare, cuneavi, cuneatus](1st) TRANS verb
form a wedge, taper verb	cuneo [cuneare, cuneavi, cuneatus](1st) TRANS verb
in a closely packed / wedge formation adverb	cuneatimadverb
in the form of a wedge, wedge-shaped adverb	cuneatimadverb
insert tightly, wedge verb	artio [artire, artivi, -](4th) TRANS verb
pointed like a wedge (L+S) adjective	cuneatus [cuneata, cuneatum]adjective
small wedge noun	cuneolus [cuneoli](2nd) M noun

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