Latin | English |
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Bata proper noun | Novorossiysk(city) |
batalaria [batalariae] (1st) F noun | kind of warshipnoun |
batallum [batalli] (2nd) N noun | clapper (of bell)noun |
Batavia proper noun | Zeeland(province) |
batavice, nederlandice proper noun | Dutch(the Dutch language) |
batavicus, nederlandicus adjective | Dutch(of the Netherlands, people, or language) |
batavus noun M | Dutch [Dutch](people from the Netherlands) |
acrobates [acrobatae] noun M | acrobat [acrobats]noun |
albatus [albata, albatum] adjective | clothed in whiteadjective |
andabata [andabatae] (1st) M noun | |
barbatus [barbata, barbatum] adjective | (as sign of) adultadjective bearded, having a beardadjective like the men of antiquityadjective |
cacabatus [cacabata, cacabatum] adjective | black / sooty like a cooking / kitchen potadjective opposite of immaculataadjective |
caccabatus [caccabata, caccabatum] adjective | black / sooty like cooking / kitchen potadjective opposite of immaculataadjective |
chorobates [chorobatae] noun M | level, instrument consisting of a long pole with a groove for waternoun |
circumglobatus [circumglobata, circumglobatum] adjective | clusteredadjective formed in a balladjective rolled togetheradjective |
conturbatus [conturbata -um, conturbatior -or -us, conturbatissimus -a -um] adjective | disordered, diseased (L+S)adjective |
dealbatus [dealbata, dealbatum] adjective | plasteredadjective whitewashedadjective |
Ecbatana, Ecbatanas, Ecbatanis Partiorum proper noun F | Ecbatana(capital of Media) |
illibatus [illibata, illibatum] adjective | intact, undiminished, kept / left whole / entireadjective unimpairedadjective |
imperturbatus [imperturbata, imperturbatum] adjective | undisturbed, calmadjective |
indelibatus [indelibata, indelibatum] adjective | uninjured, undiminishedadjective |
inlibatus [inlibata, inlibatum] adjective | intact, undiminished, kept / left whole / entireadjective unimpairedadjective |
jubatus [jubata, jubatum] adjective | having mane, crestadjective |
oribata noun M | mountaineer [mountaineers](one who climbs mountains for sport or pleasure) |
perturbatus [perturbata, perturbatum] adjective | troubledadjective |
plumbata [plumbatae] (1st) F noun | lead ballnoun |
sabbataria [sabbatariae] (1st) F noun | Jewish womannoun |
schoenobates [schoenobatae] noun M | rope-walkernoun |
stylobata [stylobatae] (1st) M noun | stylobate, continuous (stepped) base supporting a row / circle of columnsnoun |