Latin | Angol |
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ambolagium [ambolagii] (2nd) N noun | amicenoun oblong white shawl draped over shoulders of priest, worn w / albnoun |
ambon [ambonis] (3rd) M noun | pulpit [pulpits]noun |
ambro [ambronis] (3rd) M noun | glutton [gluttons]noun spendthrift [spendthrifts]noun |
ambroscus [ambrosca, ambroscum] adjective | ambrosialadjective |
ambrosia [ambrosiae] (1st) F noun | antidote (to poison)noun |
ambrosius [ambrosia, ambrosium] adjective | ambrosialadjective |
ambrosiacus [ambrosiaca, ambrosiacum] adjective | ambrosialadjective |
ambrosialis [ambrosialis, ambrosiale] adjective | ambrosial (?)adjective |
ambubaia [ambubaiae] (1st) F noun | chicory [chicories]noun Syrian singing-girl and courtesannoun wild endivenoun |
ambubeia [ambubeiae] (1st) F noun | chicory [chicories]noun wild endivenoun |
ambufariam adverb | in a way placing opponent in dilemma / proving his arguments self-contradictoryadverb |
ambulacrum [ambulacri] (2nd) N noun | loungenoun promenade, walknoun |
ambulo [ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatus] (1st) INTRANS verb | go about, gadverb parade, strutverb travel, marchverb |
ambulatilis [ambulatilis, ambulatile] adjective | movableadjective moving, walking aboutadjective |
ambulatio [ambulationis] (3rd) F noun | place for promenading, covered / uncovered walk, porticonoun |
ambulatiuncula [ambulatiunculae] (1st) F noun | |
ambulativum [ambulativi] (2nd) N noun | procession (pl.)noun |
ambulator [ambulatoris] (3rd) M noun | |
ambulatorius [ambulatoria, ambulatorium] adjective | for / while walkingadjective liable to changeadjective movable, which can be movedadjective |