Latin | English |
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cadaverina [cadaverinae] (1st) F noun | |
cadaverinus [cadaverina, cadaverinum] adjective | of / pertaining to carrion, carrion-adjective |
cadaverosus [cadaverosa, cadaverosum] adjective | cadaverousadjective ghastly [ghastlier, ghastliest]adjective like that of a corpse / dead bodyadjective |
cave canem phrase | beware of the dog(beware of the dog) |
cavea [caveae] (1st) F noun | (eye) socketnoun basket / cratenoun caveanoun fence, enclosurenoun hollow / cavitynoun roof (mouth)noun seats / audiencenoun |
cavealis [cavealis, caveale] adjective | kept in a cave / cellaradjective |
caveatus [caveata, caveatum] adjective | arranged like seats in a theateradjective shut in, caged. cooped upadjective |
cavefacio [cavefacere, cavefeci, cavefactus] (3rd) TRANS verb | stipulate [stipulated, stipulating, stipulates]verb |
cavefio [caveferi, cavefactus sum] verb SEMIDEP | be avoidedverb be stipulatedverb cavefacio PASSverb |
caveo [cavere, cavi, cautus] (2nd) verb | beware, avoid, take precautions / defensive actionverb stipulate [stipulated, stipulating, stipulates]verb |
caverna [cavernae] (1st) F noun | burrow / dennoun cavernanoun cavity (tooth)noun celestial spherenoun depths [depths]noun hold (ship)noun hollow / grotto / cavern / cave / crevice / holenoun interior (Trojan horse)noun orifice (body)noun |
caverno [cavernare, cavernavi, cavernatus] (1st) TRANS verb | make hollowverb |
cavernatim adverb | through cavernsadverb |
cavernosus [cavernosa, cavernosum] adjective | full of cavities / holesadjective having hollows or depressionsadjective |
cavernula [cavernulae] (1st) F noun |