Latin | Angol |
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bus [bus] (4th) C noun | cattle (pl.)noun cow [cows]noun ox, bullnoun |
buselinum [buselini] (2nd) N noun | |
Busentiacum proper noun N, Busenciacum N | Buzançais(commune and town) |
busequa [busequae] (1st) M noun | |
bustar [bustaris] (3rd) M noun | |
bustum [busti] (2nd) N noun | corpsenoun |
busticetum [busticeti] (2nd) N noun | |
bustirapus [bustirapi] (2nd) M noun | grave robbernoun tomb robbernoun |
bustualis [bustualis, bustuale] adjective | of / pertaining to place where dead bodies were burnedadjective |
bustuarius [bustuaria, bustuarium] adjective | connected with / frequenting tombsadjective |
busycon [busyci] noun N | large fignoun |
(flat/dull) albus, (shining) candidus adjective | white [whiter, whitest](bright and colourless) |
abusio [abusionis] (3rd) F noun | catachresis, loose / improper use of a word / term / metaphornoun |
abusivus [abusiva, abusivum] adjective | misappliedadjective |
abusive adverb | loosely, catachresisly, by loose / improper use of language / term / metaphoradverb |
abusor [abusoris] (3rd) M noun | he who misusesnoun |
abusque adverb | all the way fromadverb from / since the time ofadverb |
abusque preposition ABL | all the way frompreposition from / since the time ofpreposition |
abusus [abusus] (4th) M noun | using upnoun |
abutor [abuti, abusus sum] (3rd) DEP verb | abuse [abused, abusing, abuses]verb curse [cursed, cursing, curses]verb exhaust [exhausted, exhausting, exhausts]verb misapply (word)verb misuse [misused, misusing, misuses]verb spendverb use upverb waste, squanderverb |