atta meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| atta [attae] (1st) M noun | father (term of respect used when addressing old men)noun |
| attachiamentum [attachiamenti] (2nd) N noun | attachment [attachments]noun |
| attachio [attachire, attachivi, attachitus] (4th) verb | attach [attached, attaching, attaches]verb fasten [fastened, fastening, fastens]verb |
| attacus [attaci] (2nd) M noun | kind of locustnoun |
| attactus [attactus] (4th) M noun | |
| attigo [attigere, attigi, attactus] (3rd) TRANS verb | belong toverb mention brieflyverb |
| attingo [attingere, attigi, attactus] (3rd) TRANS verb | belong toverb mention brieflyverb |
| attagen [attagenis] (3rd) M noun | bird resembling partridge, francolin? hazel-hen / heath-cock (L+S)noun |
| attagena [attagenae] (1st) F noun | |
| attagus [attagi] (2nd) M noun | he-goatnoun |
| attamen adverb | |
| attamino [attaminare, attaminavi, attaminatus] (1st) TRANS verb | |
| attat interjection | ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment / surprise / fear / warning)interjection |
| attatae interjection | ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment / surprise / fear / warning)interjection |
| attate interjection | ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment / surprise / fear / warning)interjection |
| attattatae interjection | ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment / surprise / fear / warning)interjection |
| atattae interjection | ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment / surprise / fear / warning)interjection |
| battalia [battaliae] (1st) F noun | |
| blatta [blattae] (1st) F noun | applied to various insectsnoun blood clot [blood clots]noun |
| blatto [blattare, blattavi, blattatus] (1st) verb | applied to sounds of certain animalsverb prate, babbleverb |
| blattaria [blattariae] (1st) F noun | |
| blattarius [blattaria, blattarium] adjective | connected with / suitable for mothsadjective |
| catta [cattae] (1st) F noun | |
| gatta [gattae] (1st) F noun | cat [cats]noun female?noun |
| (literally, to receive a degree) gradum suscipere, (literally, to attain a diploma of studies) diploma studiorum adipisci verb | graduate [graduated, graduating, graduates](to be recognized by a university as having completed the requirements of a degree) |
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