Latin | English |
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ductio [ductionis] (3rd) F noun | leading-awaynoun |
abductio [abductionis] (3rd) F noun | abduction, forcible carrying offnoun retirement (Vulg. Eccli.)noun robbingnoun |
adductus [adducta -um, adductior -or -us, adductissimus -a -um] adjective | compressed, terseadjective contracted, drawn togetheradjective frowning, graveadjective strict, severeadjective |
circumductio [circumductionis] (3rd) F noun | cheating / tricknoun indirect coursenoun |
conductio [conductionis] (3rd) F noun | bringing together (premises of an argument)noun convulsion [convulsions]noun hiringnoun spasm [spasms]noun |
deductio [deductionis] (3rd) F noun | billeting (army)noun deductionoun drawing / draining / leading off / forthnoun escortingnoun |
deductus [deducta -um, deductior -or -us, deductissimus -a -um] adjective | attenuated / slender, weak, soft (voice)adjective bent inadjective drawn downadjective fine-spun (style)adjective |
diductio [diductionis] (3rd) F noun | distribution [distributions]noun |
inductio [inductionis] (3rd) F noun | application [applications]noun |
introductio [introductionis] (3rd) F noun | innovation [innovations]noun |
obductio [obductionis] (3rd) F noun | |
productio [productionis] (3rd) F noun | bringing-forthnoun |