wit meaning in Latin

English	Latin
wit [wits] noun [UK: wɪt] [US: ˈwɪt]	lepos [leporis](3rd) M noun sal [salis](3rd) M noun
wit (pl.), joke noun	facetia [facetiae](1st) F noun
wit, jesting noun	argutia [argutiae](1st) F noun
witch [witches] noun [UK: wɪtʃ] [US: ˈwɪtʃ]	incantatrix [incantatricis](3rd) F noun lamia [lamiae](1st) F noun malefica [maleficae](1st) F noun phitonissa [phitonissae](1st) F noun praecantrix [praecantricis](3rd) F noun pythonissa [pythonissae](1st) F noun
witch, sorceress, enchantress noun	venefica [veneficae](1st) F noun
witch, sorceress, wise woman noun	saga [sagae](1st) F noun
witchcraft (the practice of witches) noun [UK: ˈwɪtʃ.krɑːft] [US: ˈwɪʧ.ˌkræft]	artes magicarumnoun {f-Pl}, arteS magicae {f-Pl}, arteS magae {f-Pl}, veneficium {n}, faScinum {n}, maleficium {n}
with (against) preposition [UK: wɪð] [US: wɪθ]	cum, contrapreposition
with preposition [UK: wɪð] [US: wɪθ]	circapreposition ACC
with (excessive / undue) haste adverb	festinanter [festinantius, festinissime]adverb festinatimadverb festinato [festinatius, festinatissime]adverb
with (kindly) feeling adverb	adfectiose [adfectiosius, adfectiosissime]adverb adfectuose [adfectuosius, adfectuosissime]adverb affectiose [affectiosius, affectiosissime]adverb affectuose [affectuosius, affectuosissime]adverb
with, together / jointly / along / simultaneous with, amid preposition	compreposition ABL cumpreposition ABL qumpreposition ABL quompreposition ABL
with, together with, at the same time with preposition	quumpreposition ABL
with / accompanying provisions adjective	commeatalis [commeatalis, commeatale]adjective
with / having a double name adjective	dionymus [dionyma, dionymum]adjective
with / having ears adjective	auritus [aurita, auritum]adjective
with / having large lips adjective	labiosus [labiosa, labiosum]adjective
with 10 / 9 adjective	sesquinonus [sesquinona, sesquinonum]adjective
with 11 / 10 adjective	sesquidecimus [sesquidecima, sesquidecimum]adjective
with 21 / 20 adjective	sesquivicesimus [sesquivicesima, sesquivicesimum]adjective
with 6 / 5 adjective	sesquiquintus [sesquiquinta, sesquiquintum]adjective
with 7 / 6 adjective	sesquisextus [sesquisexta, sesquisextum]adjective
with a double thread, double / two threaded adjective	bilix [(gen.), bilicis]adjective
with a grain of salt (with common sense and skepticism) adverb	cum grano salisadverb
with a gutter (L+S) adjective	deliciatus [deliciata, deliciatum]adjective
with a handle adjective	appensorius [appensoria, appensorium]adjective

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