issa angolul
| Latin | Angol |
|---|---|
| Issa proper noun F | Vis(island in the Adriatic Sea) |
| isse [issa, issum] pronoun | endearment / colloquial of ipsepronoun himself / herself / itselfpronoun the very / actual onepronoun |
| (Renaissance) clavichordium noun N | clavichord(early keyboard instrument) |
| abbatissa [abbatissae] (1st) F noun | abbessnoun |
| admissarius [admissaria, admissarium] adjective | |
| admissarius [admissarii] (2nd) M noun | sodomitenoun |
| Aethiopissa [Aethiopissae] (1st) F noun | Ethiopian woman, female inhabitant of "Ethiopia" / Sudannoun |
| ammissarius [ammissaria, ammissarium] adjective | |
| ammissarius [ammissarii] (2nd) M noun | sodomitenoun |
| atticisso [atticissare, atticissavi, atticissatus] (1st) INTRANS verb | imitate the Attic / Athenian (elegant) manner of speakingverb |
| badisso [badissare, badissavi, badissatus] (1st) INTRANS verb | go, proceedverb walk [walked, walking, walks]verb |
| betisso [betissare, -, -] (1st) INTRANS verb | |
| bifissus [bifissa, bifissum] adjective | cloven, cleft, forkedadjective divided in two partsadjective |
| bissa [bissae] (1st) F noun | female deernoun |
| canonissa [canonissae] (1st) F noun | canonessnoun |
| caper emissarius noun M | scapegoat [scapegoats](a goat imbued with the sins of the people) |
| carissus [carissa, carissum] adjective | artful, sly, cunning, craftyadjective |
| catechisso [catechissare, catechissavi, catechissatus] (1st) TRANS verb | instruct in religion, teach by question and answer, catechizeverb |
| cellerarissa [cellerarissae] (1st) F noun | female cellarer / store-keepernoun monasticnoun |
| cellerissa [cellerissae] (1st) F noun | female cellarer / store-keepernoun monasticnoun |
| cissanthemos [cissanthemi] noun F | honeysuckle [honeysuckles]noun |
| cissanthemus [cissanthemi] (2nd) F noun | honeysuckle [honeysuckles]noun |
| cissaron [cissari] noun N | plant [plants]noun |
| cissaros [cissari] noun F | plant [plants]noun |
| clarissa, minorissa noun | Poor Clarenoun |
| cnissa [cnissae] (1st) F noun | |
| cometissa [cometissae] (1st) F noun | Countess, Ladynoun |
