augusta angolul
| Latin | Angol |
|---|---|
| Augusta [Augustae] (1st) F noun | Augustanoun title of Emperor's wife / occasionally other close female relativesnoun |
| Augustus [Augusta, Augustum] adjective | abb. Aug.adjective August (month) (mensis understood)adjective renamed from Sextilis in 8 BCadjective |
| augustus [augusta -um, augustior -or -us, augustissimus -a -um] adjective | dignifiedadjective majestic, august, solemnadjective sacred, venerableadjective worthy of honor (Ecc)adjective |
| Augusta Emerita proper noun {f} | Mérida(Spanish city) |
| Augusta Romanduorum, Urbs Luxemburgum proper noun | Luxembourg(capital city) |
| Augusta Taurinorum proper noun {f}, Taurinum {m} | Turin(city) |
| Augusta Vindelicorum proper noun {f}, AuguSta Vindelicum {f} | Augsburg(city in southern Germany) |
| Augustalis [Augustalis, Augustale] adjective | imperialadjective of / pertaining to Augustusadjective |
| augustalis [augustalis, augustale] adjective | Augustanadjective |
| Augustalis [Augustalis] (3rd) M noun | |
| augusto [augustare, augustavi, augustatus] (1st) TRANS verb | glorify [glorified, glorifying, glorifies]verb render venerableverb |
| augustatus [augustata, augustatum] adjective | consecratedadjective made venerableadjective |
| Caesaraugusta [Caesaraugustae] (1st) F noun | |
| Caesarea Augusta proper noun {f}, CaeSarauguSta {f} | Zaragoza(city in Spain) |
| Pax Augusta proper noun {f} | Badajoz(city) |
