Latin | Angol |
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diademalis [diademalis, diademale] adjective | wearing a diademadjective |
diadematus [diademata, diadematum] adjective | adorned w / diadem (L+S)adjective crownedadjective wearing a diademadjective |
diadiapason [diadiapasi] noun N | double octavenoun indecl.?noun musicnoun |
diadoche [diadoches] noun F | succession (in office)noun |
diadochos [diadochi] noun M | jewel resembling beryl (L+S)noun precious stone (kind of)noun |
diadochus [diadochi] (2nd) M noun | jewel resembling beryl (L+S)noun precious stone (kind of)noun |
diadumenus [diadumena, diadumenum] adjective | engaged in tying one's hair in a bandadjective wearing a diadem (L+S)adjective |
diadumenos [diadumenos, diadumenon] adjective | |
diaeresis [diaeresis] (3rd) F noun | distribution, separating diphthong / syllable in two pronounced connectivelynoun |
diaeta [diaetae] (1st) F noun | cabin (ship)noun compartment (train)noun course of treatment, way / mode of living prescribed by physiciannoun diaetanoun out housenoun room (house)noun |
diaetarcha [diaetarchae] (1st) F noun | maid [maids]noun |
diaetarchus [diaetarchi] (2nd) M noun | servant in charge of the rooms in a housenoun valet de chambrenoun |
diaetarius [diaetarii] (2nd) M noun | servant in charge of the roomsnoun valet de chambre (L+S)noun |
diaeteta [diaetetae] (1st) M noun | judge, arbiternoun umpire [umpires]noun |
diaetetica [diaeteticae] (1st) F noun | art of medicinenoun |
diaeteticus [diaetetica, diaeteticum] adjective | of dietadjective treating through dietadjective |
diaetetice [diaetetices] noun F | dietetics [dietetics]noun |