Latin | Angol |
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justifico [justificare, justificavi, justificatus] (1st) TRANS verb | vindicate [vindicated, vindicating, vindicates]verb |
justificatus [justificata -um, justificatior -or -us, justificatissimus -a -um] adjective | justifiedadjective made justadjective vindicatedadjective |
justificatio [justificationis] (3rd) F noun | due formalitynoun justification [justifications]noun |
Justinianus [Justiniani] (2nd) M noun | Justiniannoun |
justitia [justitiae] (1st) F noun | equality [equalities]noun justice [justices]noun righteousness (Plater)noun |
justitium [justiti(i)] (2nd) N noun | cessation of judicial and all public business, due to national calamitynoun |
jusum adverb | down, downwardsadverb |
confidejussor [confidejussoris] (3rd) M noun | |
cujus [cuja, cujum] adjective | interrogativeadjective of / to whom, whose (relative)adjective of whom?, whose?adjective |
cujuscemodi adverb | |
cujuscujusmodi adverb | |
cujusdammodi adverb | of some sortadverb |
cujusmodi adverb | |
cujusmodicumque adverb | |
cujusquemodi adverb | |
ejusmodi adverb | of such kindadverb of this sortadverb |
fidejussorius [fidejussoria, fidejussorium] adjective | of suretyadjective |
injussus [injussa, injussum] adjective | forbiddenadjective unbidden, voluntary, of one's own accordadjective without orders / commandadjective |
injussu adverb | |
injussus [injussus] (4th) M noun | without orders, unbidden, voluntary, of one's own accordnoun |
injustus [injusta, injustum] adjective | severe, excessiveadjective unjust, wrongfuladjective unsuitableadjective |
injustitia [injustitiae] (1st) F noun | injustice [injustices]noun severity [severities]noun |
majuscula [majusculae] (1st) F noun | capital letternoun |