mos angolul
| Latin | Angol |
|---|---|
| elemosyna [elemosynae] (1st) F noun | gift to a church, religious foundationnoun pitynoun |
| famosus [famosa -um, famosior -or -us, famosissimus -a -um] adjective | famous, noted, renownedadjective infamous, notoriousadjective slanderous, libelousadjective talked ofadjective |
| formosus [formosa -um, formosior -or -us, formosissimus -a -um] adjective | beautiful, finely formed, handsome, fairadjective having fine appearance / formadjective |
| formose [formosius, formosissime] adverb | |
| formosulus [formosula, formosulum] adjective | pretty [prettier, prettiest]adjective |
| fumosus [fumosa, fumosum] adjective | full of smoke, smoky, smokedadjective gray-smoke-colored (Cal)adjective |
| Halmostadium proper noun {n} | Halmstad(city in Halland, Sweden) |
| hippodromos [hippodromi] noun M | |
| homosexualis [homosexualis, homosexuale] adjective | homosexualadjective |
| homosexualis [homosexualis] (3rd) C noun | homosexual (person)noun |
| homosexualitas [homosexualitatis] (3rd) F noun | homosexuality [homosexualities]noun |
| lacrimosus [lacrimosa, lacrimosum] adjective | causing tearsadjective tearful, weepingadjective |
| limosus [limosa, limosum] adjective | marshy, swampyadjective miry, muddyadjective |
| mammon [mammos/is] noun M | gain of wickedness, quasi-personification of covetousness OEDnoun riches, wealthnoun |
| mnemosynum [mnemosyni] (2nd) N noun | |
| monogrammos [monogrammos, monogrammon] adjective | insubstantial, shadowyadjective jasper marked w / single lineadjective sketched in outlineadjective |
| palmosus [palmosa, palmosum] adjective | full of palmsadjective |
| pleonasmos noun {m}, PlleonaSmuS {m} | pleonasm [pleonasms](redundancy in wording) |
| plumosus [plumosa, plumosum] adjective | featheredadjective |
| pomosus [pomosa, pomosum] adjective | rich in fruitadjective |
| pulcher, formosus adjective {m}, belluS {m} | beautiful(possessing charm and attractive) |
| ramosus [ramosa, ramosum] adjective | having many branches, branchingadjective |
| rhythmos [rhythmi] noun M | rhythm [rhythms]noun |
| rimosus [rimosa, rimosum] adjective | full of cracks or fissuresadjective |
| sarcasmos [sarcasmi] noun M | sarcasmnoun taunt [taunts]noun |
| schematismos [schematismi] noun M | |
| scolymos [scolymi] noun M | edible thistle (Pliny)noun |
| spumosus [spumosa, spumosum] adjective | foaming, frothyadjective |
