Latin | Angol |
---|---|
prima noun | prime [primes](first hour after dawn) |
primus [prima, primum] adjective | first, foremost / best, chief, principaladjective nearest / nextadjective |
prima hora adverb | o'clock(indication of time (the translations below are of "one o’clock")) |
primae horae adverb | o'clock(the translations below are of "at one o’clock") |
primaevus [primaeva, primaevum] adjective | youthfuladjective |
primanus [primani] (2nd) M noun | |
primarius [primaria, primarium] adjective | in the first rank, distinguishedadjective |
primarius, primarium, primerum noun | primer [primers](prayer book) |
primas [(gen.), primatis] adjective | noble [nobler, noblest]adjective of the highest rankadjective principleadjective |
primatus [primatus] (4th) M noun | first placenoun supremacynoun |
adprimus [adprima, adprimum] adjective | very first, most excellentadjective |
apprimus [apprima, apprimum] adjective | very first, most excellentadjective |
Argentaria primaria Europaea proper noun {f} | European Central Bank(central bank for the European Union) |
Decemprimatus [Decemprimatus] (4th) M noun | |
hora prima noun | one o'clock(the start of the second hour) |
ludus litterarius, educatio primaria noun | primary school [primary schools](first formal, obligatory school) |
luna prima noun {f} | new moon(phase of moon when in conjunction with sun) |