Latin | Angol |
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cong. noun abb. M | abb. cong.noun liquid measure (about 3 quarts)noun |
congarrio [congarrire, congarrivi, congarritus] (4th) TRANS verb | prattle [prattled, prattling, prattles]verb |
congaudeo [congaudere, congavisi, congavisus] (2nd) INTRANS verb | |
congelo [congelare, congelavi, congelatus] (1st) verb | (PASS) become frozen, congeal / curdle / freezeverb cause to freeze / congeal / grow hardverb congeloverb |
congelasco [congelascere, -, -] (3rd) INTRANS verb | freezeverb |
congelatus [congelata, congelatum] adjective | frozenadjective |
congelatio [congelationis] (3rd) F noun | freezing, congealing (L+S)noun frost [frosts]noun |
congelo, conglacio verb | freeze(to become motionless) freeze(to lower something's temperature to freezing point) |
congemo [congemere, congemui, congemitus] (3rd) verb | bewail, lamentverb groan / moan (loudly), utter a cry of grief / painverb sigh deeplyverb |
congemino [congeminare, congeminavi, congeminatus] (1st) TRANS verb | double [doubled, doubling, doubles]verb increase [increased, increasing, increases]verb redouble [redoubled, redoubling, redoubles]verb |
congeminatio [congeminationis] (3rd) F noun | doubling [doublings]noun |
congemisco [congemiscere, -, -] (3rd) INTRANS verb | sigh deeplyverb |
congenatus [congenata, congenatum] adjective | akinadjective innateadjective linguistically related (languages)adjective |
congener [congeneri] (2nd) M noun | |
congener [congera, congerum] adjective | of / belonging to same family (plant)adjective of the same race / kind (L+S)adjective |
congenero [congenerare, congeneravi, congeneratus] (1st) TRANS verb | |
congeniclo [congeniclare, congeniclavi, congeniclatus] (1st) verb | fall on one's kneesverb |
congeniclatus [congeniclata, congeniclatum] adjective | fallen upon the knees (L+S)adjective |