Latin | Angol |
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sen [undeclined] noun N | 21st letter of Hebrew alphabetnoun sin, shinnoun |
senus [sena, senum] adjective | six each (pl.)adjective |
senaculum [senaculi] (2nd) N noun | |
senarius [senaria, senarium] adjective | composed of six in a groupadjective |
senariolus [senarioli] (2nd) M noun | little trimeternoun |
senatus [senata, senatum] adjective | Sienna-earth-coloredadjective |
senator [senatoris] (3rd) M noun | senator [senators]noun |
senatorius [senatoria, senatorium] adjective | of a senator,senatorialadjective |
senatus [senatus] (4th) M noun | senate [senates]noun |
senatusconsultum [senatusconsulti] (2nd) N noun | |
Senatusconsultum [Senatusconsulti] (2nd) N noun | |
Senatusconsultus [Senatusconsultus] (4th) M noun | |
Seneca [Senecae] (1st) M noun | philosopher [philosophers]noun playwright [playwrights]noun Seneca [Senecas]noun |
senecta [senectae] (1st) F noun | extreme old agenoun old agenoun senilitynoun shed snake skinnoun |
senectus [senecta, senectum] adjective | very old, agedadjective |
senectus [senectutis] (3rd) F noun | extreme agenoun gray hairsnoun old agenoun old mennoun senilitynoun shed snake skinnoun |
seneo [senere, -, -] (2nd) verb | be oldverb |
senesco [senescere, senui, -] (3rd) verb | become exhaustedverb grow oldverb |
senex [senis] (3rd) M noun | old mannoun |
senex [senis (gen.), senior -or -us, -] adjective | aged, oldadjective |
senex psittacus negligit ferulam (the old parrot neglects ferule) phrase | you can't teach an old dog new tricks(too old to change) |
sex [sextus -a -um, seni -ae -a, sexie(n)s] numeral | sixnumeral |
senium [seni(i)] (2nd) N noun |