Latin | Angol |
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homo [hominis] (3rd) M noun | |
homo mensura phrase | |
homo Neanderthalensis noun {m} | Neanderthal [Neanderthals](a Homo neanderthalensis specimen) |
homo omnis Minervae noun | jack of all trades(one competent in many endeavors) |
homoeoteleuton [homoeoteleuti] noun N | like-endingnoun rhyme [rhymes]noun |
homogeneus [homogenea, homogeneum] adjective | homogeneousadjective |
homogeneitas [homogeneitatis] (3rd) F noun | homogeneity [homogeneities]noun |
homogium [homogii] (2nd) N noun | homagenoun |
homographus [homographa, homographum] adjective | autographadjective entirely autograph, wholly written by one's own handadjective |
homoiousius [homoiousia, homoiousium] adjective | |
homologus [homologi] (2nd) M noun | counterpart [counterparts]noun homologue [homologues]noun |
homonymum noun {n} | homonym [homonyms](word with the same sound or spelling) |
homonymus adjective | homonymous(having the same name) |
homoousius [homoousia, homoousium] adjective | consubstantial, of same subtanceadjective |
homosexualis [homosexualis, homosexuale] adjective | homosexualadjective |
homosexualis [homosexualis] (3rd) C noun | homosexual (person)noun |
homosexualitas [homosexualitatis] (3rd) F noun | homosexuality [homosexualities]noun |
cinaedus, cinaedicus, draucus, homosexualis adjective | homosexual(sexually attracted solely or primarily to the same sex) |
novus homo noun {m} | upstart [upstarts](newly rich or prominent) |
psychomotorius [psychomotoria, psychomotorium] adjective | psychomotoradjective |
semihomo [semihominis] (3rd) M noun |