Latin | English |
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corcota [corcotae] (1st) F noun | |
corcotarius [corcotaria, corcotarium] adjective | concerned with saffron-colored robesadjective worn by women and effeminate menadjective |
corcotta [corcottae] (1st) M noun | perh. hyenanoun unidentifiednoun |
corculum [corculi] (2nd) N noun | little heartnoun seat of feelingsnoun sweetheart (endearment)noun |
Corcyra proper noun | Corfu(island) |
Corcyra Nigra proper noun {f} | Korčula(island in Croatia) |
corda [cordae] (1st) F noun | catgut, musical instrument stringnoun rope / cord (binding a slave) (L+S)noun tripenoun |
cordus [corda, cordum] adjective | late-born / produced out of / late in the seasonadjective second (crop of hay), aftermathadjective |
cordax [cordacis] (3rd) M noun | cordax (indecent / extravagant dance of Greek comedy L+S)noun trochaic meternoun |
cordax [(gen.), cordacis] adjective | lively, trippingadjective |
cordatus [cordata -um, cordatior -or -us, cordatissimus -a -um] adjective | endowed with intelligenceadjective prudent, wiseadjective sensible, judiciousadjective |
cordate adverb | sensibly, shrewdlyadverb wisely, with prudence (L+S)adverb with intelligenceadverb |
cordetenus adverb | as far as the heart?adverb JFW guess, medieval, not in L+S or Lathamadverb with wisdom?adverb |
cordia noun {n-Pl} | hearts(the card suit (♥)) hearts(trick-taking card game) |
cordicitus adverb | deep in the heartadverb from the heartadverb |
cordiger [cordigera, cordigerum] adjective | wearing a cordadjective |
cordipugus [cordipuga, cordipugum] adjective | heart-piercingadjective |
cordolium [cordoli(i)] (2nd) N noun | heartfelt griefnoun |
Corduba [Cordubae] (1st) F noun | |
cordyla [cordylae] (1st) F noun | young tunnynoun |