Latin | Angol |
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mansionarius [mansionarii] (2nd) M noun | resident [residents]noun |
mansito [mansitare, mansitavi, mansitatus] (1st) verb | |
mansiuncula [mansiunculae] (1st) F noun | |
mansuefacio [mansuefacere, mansuefeci, mansuefactus] (3rd) TRANS verb | civilize [civilized, civilizing, civilizes]verb make peaceful / quiet / docileverb tame [tamed, taming, tames]verb |
mansuefio [mansueferi, mansuefactus sum] verb SEMIDEP | become / be tamed / civilized / peaceful / docileverb mansuefacio PASSverb |
mansues [(gen.), mansuetis] adjective | mild, gentleadjective soft (L+S)adjective tame [tamer, tamest]adjective tamedadjective |
mansues [(gen.), mansuis] adjective | mild, gentleadjective soft (L+S)adjective tame [tamer, tamest]adjective tamedadjective |
mansuesco [mansuescere, mansuevi, mansuetus] (3rd) verb | render / become mild / gentle / less harsh / severeverb tame [tamed, taming, tames]verb |
mansuetus [mansueta, mansuetum] adjective | less harsh / severeadjective mild, gentleadjective tame [tamer, tamest]adjective |
mansueto [mansuetare, mansuetavi, mansuetatus] (1st) TRANS verb | become subduedverb make tameverb restrain (Vulgate)verb tame [tamed, taming, tames]verb |
mansuetudo [mansuetudinis] (3rd) F noun | clemencynoun |
mantele [mantelis] (3rd) N noun | handtowelnoun napkin [napkins]noun tablecloth (L+S)noun towel, clothnoun |
mantelum [manteli] (2nd) N noun | handtowelnoun napkin [napkins]noun towel, clothnoun |
mantelium [mantelii] (2nd) N noun | handtowelnoun napkin [napkins]noun |