Latin | Angol |
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turpe [turpis] (3rd) N noun | disgracenoun shame, reproachnoun |
turpe [turpius, turpissime] adverb | |
turpis [turpe, turpior -or -us, turpissimus -a -um] adjective | base, shameful, disgusting, repulsiveadjective disgracefuladjective indecentadjective nasty [nastier, nastiest]adjective ugly [uglier, ugliest]adjective |
turpiculus [turpicula, turpiculum] adjective | somewhat uglyadjective |
turpificatus [turpificata, turpificatum] adjective | corruptedadjective |
turpiloquium [turpiloquii] (2nd) N noun | Erasmusnoun immodest speechnoun |
turpilucrus [turpilucra, turpilucrum] adjective | basely covetous of gain (Souter)adjective making dishonest gain / profitadjective |
turpilucris [turpilucris, turpilucre] adjective | basely greedy / covetous of gain (Souter)adjective making dishonest gain / profitadjective |
turpilucricupidus [turpilucricupida, turpilucricupidum] adjective | |
turpissime adverb | baselyadverb found in Patrologiae Graecae, 19th Centadverb shamefullyadverb uglilyadverb |
turpiter adverb | |
turpitudo [turpitudinis] (3rd) F noun | disgracenoun turpitudenoun |
turricula [turriculae] (1st) F noun | dice-box (shaped like turret)noun little towernoun turret [turrets]noun |
turriger [turrigera, turrigerum] adjective | bearing a toweradjective wearing a turreted crownadjective |
turrile [turrilis] (3rd) N noun | church arrownoun |
turris [turris] (3rd) F noun | high building, palace, citadelnoun tower [towers]noun |
turris eburnea noun F | ivory tower(overly-academic perspective) |