acula meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| acula [aculae] (1st) F noun | small streamnoun |
| adjaculatus [adjaculata, adjaculatum] adjective | thrown / cast atadjective |
| audaculus [audacula, audaculum] adjective | audacious, impudent, impertinentadjective bold (little / bit), courageousadjective |
| bacula [baculae] (1st) F noun | small berrynoun |
| cacula [caculae] (1st) M noun | servant [servants]noun |
| caculatum [caculati] (2nd) N noun | esp. of a soldier's servantnoun servitudenoun |
| caculatus [caculatus] (4th) M noun | esp. of a soldier's servantnoun servitudenoun |
| caenacularius [caenacularia, caenacularium] adjective | of / pertaining to a garret / atticadjective |
| cenacularia [cenaculariae] (1st) F noun | business of renting attic lodgingsnoun leasing of atticnoun |
| cenacularius [cenacularia, cenacularium] adjective | of / pertaining to a garret / atticadjective |
| cenacularius [cenacularii] (2nd) M noun | |
| cenaculatus [cenaculata, cenaculatum] adjective | with garrets (house)adjective |
| cloacula [cloaculae] (1st) F noun | |
| coenacularius [coenacularia, coenacularium] adjective | of / pertaining to a garret / atticadjective |
| commaculo [commaculare, commaculavi, commaculatus] (1st) TRANS verb | contaminate, defile morallyverb stain deeply, pollute, defileverb sully (reputation)verb |
| dicaculus [dicacula, dicaculum] adjective | facetiousadjective glib [glibber, glibbest]adjective spirited / lively (speech)adjective talkative / loquaciousadjective witty (L+S)adjective |
| eiaculare verb | cum(slang: have an orgasm; ejaculate) |
| ejaculor [ejaculari, ejaculatus sum] (1st) DEP verb | |
| emaculo [emaculare, emaculavi, emaculatus] (1st) TRANS verb | cleanse of stains / spots, make cleanverb correct / clear from faults (Erasmus)verb heal [healed, healing, heals]verb |
| facula [faculae] (1st) F noun | little torchnoun |
| fornacula [fornaculae] (1st) F noun | little ovennoun |
| immaculabilis [immaculabilis, immaculabile] adjective | that cannot be stainedadjective |
| immaculatus [immaculata, immaculatum] adjective | blamelessadjective |
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