Latin | Angol |
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appositus [apposita -um, appositior -or -us, appositissimus -a -um] adjective | adjacent, near, accessible, akinadjective based uponadjective fit, appropriate, aptadjective oppositeadjective |
apricitas [apricitatis] (3rd) F noun | |
apsconditus [apscondita, apsconditum] adjective | abstruse, reconditeadjective covert, disguisedadjective hidden, secret, concealedadjective |
apsinthites [apsinthitae] noun M | |
Aquitanus [Aquitana, Aquitanum] adjective | |
Aquitania [Aquitaniae] (1st) F noun | Aquitania, one of the divisions of Gaul / France (southwest)noun |
arcessitus [arcessita, arcessitum] adjective | brought from elsewhere, foreignadjective extraneousadjective self-inflicted (death)adjective sent foradjective |
archimandrita [archimandritae] (1st) M noun | abbot (Russian or Oriental monastery)noun |
archisodalitas [archisodalitatis] (3rd) F noun | |
arduitas [arduitatis] (3rd) F noun | steepness [steepnesses]noun |
ariditas [ariditatis] (3rd) F noun | anything (pl.) dry / withered / parchednoun drought [droughts]noun drynessnoun scanty foodnoun |
armita [armitae] (1st) F noun | virgin sacrificing w / the lappet / flap of her toga thrown back over her shouldernoun |
aromatites [aromatitae] noun M | |
artificiositas [artificiositatis] (3rd) F noun | |
ascitus [ascita, ascitum] adjective | derived, assumedadjective foreignadjective |
ascites [ascitae] noun M | kind of dropsynoun |
aseitas noun F | aseity(divine attribute of self-existence) |
asperitas [asperitatis] (3rd) F noun | difficulty [difficulties]noun fiercenessnoun harshnessnoun roughness [roughnesses]noun severity [severities]noun |
assiduitas [assiduitatis] (3rd) F noun | attendance, constant presence / attention / practice, carenoun |