Latin | English |
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conger [congri] (2nd) M noun | conger eelnoun sea eel (L+S)noun |
congener [congera, congerum] adjective | of / belonging to same family (plant)adjective of the same race / kind (L+S)adjective |
congero [congerere, congessi, congestus] (3rd) TRANS verb | build, constructverb collect, bring / get together, amassverb compile [compiled, compiling, compiles]verb congeroverb |
congeria [congeriae] (1st) F noun | chaosnoun collection / accumulation (events / words)noun heap, pile, massnoun the ruinsnoun |
congeries [congeriei] (5th) F noun | chaosnoun collection / accumulation (events / words)noun heap, pile, massnoun the ruinsnoun |
congermanus [congermana, congermanum] adjective | grown together / up withadjective united withadjective |
congermanatus [congermanata, congermanatum] adjective | related, associatedadjective |
congermanesco [congermanescere, -, -] (3rd) INTRANS verb | |
congerminalis [congerminalis, congerminale] adjective | from the same stalk / stockadjective |
congermino [congerminare, congerminavi, congerminatus] (1st) INTRANS verb | |
congero [congeronis] (3rd) M noun | thiefnoun |
congerra [congerrae] (1st) M noun | crony [cronies]noun playfellownoun |
congerro [congerronis] (3rd) M noun | fellow idlernoun |
accongero [accongerare, accongeravi, accongeratus] (1st) TRANS verb |