nae angolul
| Latin | Angol |
|---|---|
| colona [colonae] (1st) F noun | |
| colubrina [colubrinae] (1st) F noun | also called bryonia and draconteanoun plant [plants]noun |
| columna [columnae] (1st) F noun | column / pillar (building / monument / pedestal / waterclock), post / propnoun columnanoun penis (rude)noun pillar of firenoun portico (pl.)noun water-spoutnoun |
| Columnae Herculis proper noun {f-Pl} | Pillars of Hercules(two promontories at the Strait of Gibraltar) |
| columpna [columpnae] (1st) F noun | column / pillar, post / propnoun columnanoun portico [porticos]noun |
| communa [communae] (1st) F noun | common usagenoun |
| compagina [compaginae] (1st) F noun | |
| concolona [concolonae] (1st) F noun | |
| concubina [concubinae] (1st) F noun | concubine [concubines]noun |
| Coniunctum Britanniae Magnae et Hiberniae Regnum proper noun {n} | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland) |
| consobrina [consobrinae] (1st) F noun | first cousin (female)noun on mother's sidenoun relation [relations]noun |
| consona [consonae] (1st) F noun | consonantnoun |
| convena [convenae] (1st) M noun | refugees (pl.), immigrantsnoun those together for some purpose (asylum)noun trampsnoun |
| copona [coponae] (1st) F noun | (female) shopkeeper, hostessnoun inn, tavern, lodging-housenoun landlady [landladies]noun shop [shops]noun |
| coquina [coquinae] (1st) F noun | art of cookerynoun cookingnoun kitchen (L+S)noun |
| corbona [corbonae] (1st) F noun | corban, treasure chamber of Jerusalem Temple where money offerings are placednoun |
| corbonas [corbonae] noun M | corban, treasure chamber of Jerusalem Temple where money offerings are placednoun |
