Latin | English |
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Ludovicus, Aloysius (New Latin) proper noun {m} | Louis(male given name) |
malo [malle, malui, -] verb | incline toward, wish ratherverb prefer [preferred, preferring, prefers]verb |
malobathrum [malobathri] (2nd) N noun | |
malogranata [malogranatae] (1st) F noun | pomegranate [pomegranates]noun |
malogranatum [malogranati] (2nd) N noun | pomegranate [pomegranates]noun |
megalomartyr noun {m} {f} | great martyr(a saint who was martyred after suffering great torture) |
megalophonum [megalophoni] (2nd) N noun | loudspeaker [loudspeakers]noun |
mesencephalon noun | midbrain [midbrains](part of brain) |
mineralogia [mineralogiae] (1st) F noun | mineralogy [mineralogies]noun |
palor [palari, palatus sum] (1st) DEP verb | scatter [scattered, scattering, scatters]verb wander aimlesslyverb |
Pitkerno salos proper noun | Pitcairn Islands(British territory) |
propalo [propalare, -, propalatus] (1st) verb | stake out (like a plant)verb |
redhalo [redhalare, -, -] (1st) TRANS verb | exhale [exhaled, exhaling, exhales]verb |
rhombencephalon noun | hindbrain [hindbrains](hindbrain) |
salo [salere, -, salsus] (3rd) TRANS verb | |
Salodurum proper noun {n} | Solothurn(city) |
Salomon [Salomonis] (3rd) M noun | David [David]noun |
Salopia proper noun | Shrewsbury(town in Shropshire, England) |
scandalosus [scandalosa, scandalosum] adjective | scandalousadjective slanderousadjective |
scandalose adverb | scandalouslyadverb |
squalor [squaloris] (3rd) M noun | squalor, filthnoun |
synaloephe [synaloephes] noun F | contraction of two syllables into onenoun elision [elisions]noun |
Talossana proper noun | Talossan(the language) |
telencephalon noun {n} | cerebrum(principal part of the brain) |
Thessalonica [Thessalonicae] (1st) F noun | now Salonikinoun |
Thessalonicenses proper noun | Thessalonians(books of the Bible) |
traloquor verb | recount [recounted, recounting, recounts](to count again) |
traloquor, memoro verb | recount [recounted, recounting, recounts](to tell, narrate) |
valor [valoris] (3rd) M noun | economic valuenoun moral valuenoun valornoun |
valorosus [valorosa, valorosum] adjective | brave [braver, bravest]adjective |