dextra meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| dextra [dextrae] (1st) F noun | dextranoun metal model of hand as token of agreementnoun right hand [right hands]noun right sidenoun soldier [soldiers]noun |
| dextra adverb | on the rightadverb on the right-hand side (of)adverb |
| dextra preposition ACC | on the right ofpreposition on the right-hand side ofpreposition |
| dexter [dextra -um, dexterior -or -us, dextimus -a -um] adjective | dexteradjective opportune (L+S)adjective proper / fitting / suitableadjective right, on / to the right hand / sideadjective skillful / dexterous / handyadjective |
| dextrale [dextralis] (3rd) N noun | armlet (Ecc)noun bracelet [bracelets]noun |
| dextraliolum [dextralioli] (2nd) N noun | |
| dextralis [dextralis] (3rd) F noun | hatchet [hatchets]noun |
| dextratus [dextrata, dextratum] adjective | honorific title (position in unknown rite?)adjective lying to right of survey lineadjective |
| dextrator [dextratoris] (3rd) M noun | soldier (of a particular unknown kind)noun |
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