Latin | English |
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anta [antae] (1st) F noun | |
antachates [antachatae] noun M | variety of agatenoun |
antagonista [antagonistae] (1st) M noun | |
antamoebaeus [antamoebaea, antamoebaeum] adjective | |
antapocha [antapochae] (1st) F noun | |
antapodosis [antapodosis] (3rd) F noun | |
antarcticus [antarctica, antarcticum] adjective | southern, antarcticadjective |
antarius [antaria, antarium] adjective | rope) for raising (scaffold, mastadjective supporting in front (ropes), fore-adjective |
(mons) Quarantina, Quarentena, Quarantania, Quarennia, Quarantana, Quaranta proper noun | Mount of Temptationproper noun |
abascantus [abascanta, abascantum] adjective | unenvied?adjective |
aliquantus [aliquanta, aliquantum] adjective | certain quantity / amount / number / size ofadjective moderateadjective quite a quantity ofadjective |
antecantamentum [antecantamenti] (2nd) N noun | preliminary [preliminaries]noun |
antecantativus [antecantativa, antecantativum] adjective | pertaining to a prelude / overtureadjective |
aponeurosis plantaris noun | plantar fascia(the thick connective tissue which supports the arch of the foot) |
aponeurositis plantaris noun | plantar fasciitis(painful inflammation of the plantar fascia) |
balantus [balanta, balantum] adjective | anointed / perfumed with balsamadjective embalmedadjective |
cantabilis [cantabilis, cantabile] adjective | worthy to be sungadjective |
cantabrarius [cantabrarii] (2nd) M noun | |
cantabrum [cantabri] (2nd) N noun | kind of banner / standard under emperorsnoun kind of brannoun |
Cantabrigia [Cantabrigiae] (1st) F noun | Cambridgenoun |
cantabundus [cantabunda, cantabundum] adjective | chantingadjective singingadjective |
cantamen [cantaminis] (3rd) N noun | magic sentencenoun |
canto [cantare, cantavi, cantatus] (1st) verb | enchant, bewitchverb forewarn [forewarned, forewarning, forewarns]verb play (roles / music)verb recite [recited, reciting, recites]verb singverb |
cantatio [cantationis] (3rd) F noun | singingnoun song, musicnoun |