Latin | Angol |
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cornu [cornus] (4th) N noun | bow [bows]noun hoof [hooves]noun horn [horns]noun horn / trumpetnoun mountain topnoun |
cornualis [cornualis, cornuale] adjective | of / with / pertaining to hornsadjective |
cornuarius [cornuari(i)] (2nd) M noun | |
Cornubia proper noun {f} | Cornwall(county of England) |
cornucopia [cornucopiae] (1st) F noun | cornucopia, symbol / emblem of abundancenoun horn-shapednoun |
cornucopium [cornucopii] (2nd) N noun | horn-shaped?noun |
cornucularius [cornuculari(i)] (2nd) M noun | |
cornuculum [cornuculi] (2nd) N noun | a horn-shaped decoration for soldiersnoun used as funnelnoun |
cornulum [cornuli] (2nd) N noun | little hornnoun |
cornum [corni] (2nd) N noun | bow [bows]noun cornel berry / cherry, fruit of cornelian cherry treenoun hoof [hooves]noun horn [horns]noun horn / trumpetnoun javelin / spear (of cornel)noun mountain topnoun |
cornupeta [cornupetae] (1st) F noun | |
cornupetus [cornupeta, cornupetum] adjective | pushing / goring with hornsadjective |
cornus [corni] (2nd) F noun | cornel woodnoun cornel-cherry-tree (Cornus mas)noun javelin (of cornel wood)noun |
cornus [cornus] (4th) F noun | cornel woodnoun cornel-cherry-tree (Cornus mas)noun javelin (of cornel wood)noun |
cornuta [cornutae] (1st) F noun | horned syllogismnoun |