Latin | Angol |
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vas [vadis] (3rd) M noun | bail (L+S)noun one who guarantees court appearance of defendantnoun surety [sureties]noun |
vas [vasis] (3rd) N noun | equipment / apparatus (pl.)noun pack / kitnoun utensil / instrument / toolnoun vase [vases]noun vessel / dishnoun |
vas deferens, ductus deferens noun | vas deferens [vasa deferentia](vas deferens) |
vasarium [vasarii] (2nd) N noun | outfit allowancenoun |
vasco proper noun | Vasconproper noun |
Vasconicus adjective | Basque(relating to the Basque people or their language) |
vascularius [vascularii] (2nd) M noun | |
vasculum [vasculi] (2nd) N noun | instrument, toolnoun penis [penises]noun |
vado [vadere, vasi, -] (3rd) verb | walk [walked, walking, walks]verb |
vasum [vasi] (2nd) N noun | equipment / apparatus (pl.)noun pack / kitnoun utensil / instrument / toolnoun vase [vases]noun vessel / dishnoun |
vasus [vasi] (2nd) M noun | equipment / apparatus (pl.)noun pack / kitnoun utensil / instrument / toolnoun vase [vases]noun vessel / dishnoun |
Vasingtonia proper noun {f} | Washington, D.C.(federal capital of the United States of America) |
vasodilatatio noun {f} | vasodilation [vasodilations](dilation of the blood vessels) |
vassallus [vassalli] (2nd) M noun | servant [servants]noun vassal [vassals]noun |
vastus [vasta -um, vastior -or -us, vastissimus -a -um] adjective | huge, vastadjective monstrousadjective |
vasto [vastare, vastavi, vastatus] (1st) verb | |
vastatio [vastationis] (3rd) F noun | |
vastator [vastatoris] (3rd) M noun | |
vastificus [vastifica, vastificum] adjective | devastatingadjective |
Vastinensis proper noun | Wasteneys(forms from the original Lingua Franca) |