Latin | Angol |
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phy interjection | expression of disgustinterjection pish! tush!interjection |
phycis [phycidis] (3rd) F noun | Plinynoun |
phycitis [phycitidis] (3rd) F noun | precious stone (Pliny)noun |
phylaca [phylacae] (1st) F noun | prison [prisons]noun |
phylacterium [phylacterii] (2nd) N noun | amulet [amulets]noun gladiator medalnoun |
phylarches [phylarchae] noun M | emir [emirs]noun |
phylarchus [phylarchi] (2nd) M noun | emir [emirs]noun |
phylarchia [phylarchiae] (1st) F noun | emirate [emirates]noun |
phyle [phyles] noun F | race [races]noun |
phyleticus [phyletica, phyleticum] adjective | racialadjective |
physeter noun M | sperm whale [sperm whales](Physeter catodon) |
physica [physicae] (1st) F noun | physicsnoun |
physicus [physica, physicum] adjective | natural, inbornadjective pertaining / relating to physics / natural science / physical natureadjective |
physice [physices] noun F | physicsnoun |
physice adverb | |
physicos [physice, physicon] adjective | natural, inbornadjective pertaining / relating to physics / natural science / physical natureadjective |
physicum [physici] (2nd) N noun | |
physicus [physici] (2nd) M noun | natural scientist [natural scientists]noun |
physiculo [physiculare, physiculavi, physiculatus] (1st) TRANS verb | |
physiognomon [physiognomonis] (3rd) M noun | physiognomist, one who reads character / foretells destiny from the facenoun |
physiologus [physiologi] (2nd) M noun | chemist [chemists]noun natural science (Nelson)noun |
physiologia [physiologiae] (1st) F noun | natural science [natural sciences]noun physiology (Cal)noun |
physiotherapia [physiotherapiae] (1st) F noun | physiotherapy [physiotherapies]noun |
agriophyllon [agriophylli] noun N | |
allophylus [allophyla, allophylum] adjective | foreignadjective of another race / stockadjective |
anaphysema [anaphysematos/is] noun N | upward blastnoun |