sica angolul
| Latin | Angol |
|---|---|
| sica [sicae] (1st) F noun | dagger [daggers]noun |
| Sicagum proper noun | Chicago(large US city) |
| Sicanus [Sicani] (2nd) C noun | Sicannoun |
| sicarius [sicari(i)] (2nd) M noun | |
| (Classical and Vulgar Latin) transcriptio noun {f}, (Modern Latin) tranSlitteratio {f} | transliteration [transliterations](product of transliterating) |
| (Classical Latin) descriptio noun {f} | classification [classifications](act of forming into classes) |
| (Classical Latin) Lisia, (Middle Latin) Lesia, Sarmia proper noun | Guernsey(island) |
| (Classical) cohors noun {f} | regiment [regiments](army unit) |
| (Classical) Magnes, (Ecclesiastical) Magnesiensis noun {m}, MagneSSa {f} | Magnesian(inhabitant or a resident of Magnesia) |
| (Classical) matum stabilis, (Modern) stancamentum noun | stalemate [stalemates](chess term) |
| (post-Classical) verb | work [worked, working, works](to function correctly; to act as intended; to achieve the goal designed for) |
| ariena (classical), musa (14th-century, Medieval), banana (Modern) noun {f} (claSSical), ariera {f} | banana [bananas](fruit) |
| astrophysica [astrophysicae] (1st) F noun | astrophysics [astrophysics]noun |
| brassica [brassicae] (1st) F noun | cabbage [cabbages]noun |
| brassica oleracea var. botrytis, brassica oleracea noun | cauliflower [cauliflowers](vegetable) |
| classicus [classica, classicum] adjective | belonging to a / highest citizen classadjective of / connected with fleet / sailorsadjective |
| Classical Latin: cassytas (from a single locus in Plinius, insecure) noun {f}, caSSythaS {f}, cadytaS {f} | dodder(parasitic plant (of about 100-170 species) of the genus Cuscuta) |
| Classical: rector scholaris noun | principal [principals](chief administrator of a school) |
| classicare verb | trumpet [trumpeted, trumpeting, trumpets](play the instrument) |
| colossicus [colossica, colossicum] adjective | colossal, huge, giganticadjective much larger than life (statue)adjective |
| commorsico [commorsicare, commorsicavi, commorsicatus] (1st) TRANS verb | bite all oververb devour (with eyes)verb |
| Corsica [Corsicae] (1st) F noun | Corsicanoun island [islands]noun |
| Corsica Superior proper noun {f} | Haute-Corse(department of Corsica, France) |
| demorsico [demorsicare, demorsicavi, demorsicatus] (1st) TRANS verb | bite offverb bite pieces offverb nibble atverb |
| desico [desicare, desicui, desictus] (1st) TRANS verb | cut / carve from / out / awayverb cut off (limb / boundary)verb sever [severed, severing, severs]verb |
| dissico [dissicare, dissicavi, dissicatus] (1st) TRANS verb | cut apartverb cut in piecesverb |
