Latin | English |
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columis [columis, colume] adjective | unhurt, unimpairedadjective |
columella [columellae] (1st) F noun | column tombstonenoun |
columellaris [columellaris, columellare] adjective | of grinding teeth of horsesadjective pillar-formedadjective |
columellaris [columellaris] (3rd) M noun | canine teeth (pl.) of horsesnoun grinding teeth of horses (L+S)noun pillar-formednoun |
columen [columinis] (3rd) N noun | head, chiefnoun height, peak, summit, zenithnoun keystone [keystones]noun |
columna [columnae] (1st) F noun | column / pillar (building / monument / pedestal / waterclock), post / propnoun columnanoun penis (rude)noun pillar of firenoun portico (pl.)noun water-spoutnoun |
columna vertebralis noun F | backbone [backbones](series of vertebrae that encloses the spinal cord) vertebral column [vertebral columns](vertebral column) |
Columnae Herculis proper noun F-Pl | Pillars of Hercules(two promontories at the Strait of Gibraltar) |
columnar [columnaris] (3rd) N noun | marble quarrynoun |
columnaris [columnaris, columnare] adjective | |
columnarium [columnari(i)] (2nd) N noun | |
columnarius [columnarii] (2nd) M noun | criminalnoun debtor [debtors]noun |
columnatus [columnata, columnatum] adjective | provided with / having pillarsadjective supported on / by pillars / columnsadjective |
columnatio [columnationis] (3rd) F noun | |
columnella [columnellae] (1st) F noun | column tombstonenoun |