onus angolul
| Latin | Angol |
|---|---|
| patronus [patroni] (2nd) M noun | advocate [advocates]noun patron [patrons]noun |
| perbonus [perbona, perbonum] adjective | finished, completeadjective very good, excellentadjective |
| pronus [prona, pronum] adjective | leaning forwardadjective prone [proner, pronest]adjective |
| raucisonus [raucisona, raucisonum] adjective | hoarse-sounding, raucousadjective |
| resonus [resona, resonum] adjective | echoingadjective |
| saxophonus noun M | saxophone [saxophones](a musical instrument of the woodwind family) |
| semiditonus [semiditoni] (2nd) M noun | minor thirdnoun |
| semitonus [semitoni] (2nd) M noun | musical [musicals]noun semitone [semitones]noun |
| sesquinonus [sesquinona, sesquinonum] adjective | with 10 / 9adjective with ten-ninthsadjective |
| Sinophonus noun M, Sinophona F | Sinophone(a speaker of Chinese) |
| sonus [soni] (2nd) M noun | noise, soundnoun |
| sonus tolerantiae noun M | grace note(musical note played to ornament the melody) |
| subdiaconus [subdiaconi] (2nd) M noun | cleric of minor orders (second level from top / deacon)noun subdeaconnoun |
| tetragonus [tetragona, tetragonum] adjective | four-sidedadjective quadrature (Latham)adjective square [squarer, squarest]adjective |
| Teutonus [Teutoni] (2nd) M noun | Teutoni, German tribe from Baltic, migrated w / Cimbri, smashed by Marius 102 BCnoun |
| thronus [throni] (2nd) M noun | book of OTnoun elegy [elegies]noun |
| tonus [toni] (2nd) M noun | interval [intervals]noun musical scalenoun peal of thunder (from tono?)noun strain, tensionnoun tonusnoun |
| trigonus [trigoni] (2nd) M noun | soothing pillnoun triangularnoun |
| trigonus [trigona, trigonum] adjective | having three angles / cornersadjective triangularadjective |
| trygonus [trygoni] (2nd) M noun | stingray [stingrays]noun |
