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anicula meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| anicula [aniculae] (1st) F noun | |
| anicularis [anicularis, aniculare] adjective | inflicted by an old womanadjective of an old womanadjective old wives taleadjective old-womanishadjective |
| canicula [caniculae] (1st) F noun | bitch (also people)noun dog-daysnoun dog-fish, sharknoun dog-starnoun |
| canicularis [canicularis, caniculare] adjective | of / pertaining to dog-staradjective |
| manicula [maniculae] (1st) F noun | little handnoun |
| panicula [paniculae] (1st) F noun | B:swellingnoun piece of thatchnoun plant tuftnoun |
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