dum meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| certabundus [certabunda, certabundum] adjective | disputing, contendingadjective |
| chordus [chorda, chordum] adjective | late-born / produced out of / late in seasonadjective second (crop of hay), aftermathadjective |
| Christiadum [Christiadi] (2nd) N noun | Christendomnoun |
| clarividus [clarivida, clarividum] adjective | clear sightedadjective seeing clearlyadjective |
| claudus [clauda, claudum] adjective | defective / crippled / imperfectadjective limping, lameadjective |
| clodus [cloda, clodum] adjective | defective / crippled / imperfectadjective limping, lameadjective |
| cludus [cluda, cludum] adjective | defective / crippled / imperfectadjective limping, lameadjective |
| cogitabundus [cogitabunda, cogitabundum] adjective | thoughtful, thinkingadjective wrapped in thoughtadjective |
| colubrimodus [colubrimoda, colubrimodum] adjective | |
| combardus [combarda, combardum] adjective | thoroughly stupidadjective |
| comincommodus [comincommoda, comincommodum] adjective | agreeable / disagreeableadjective |
| comisabundus [comisabunda, comisabundum] adjective | carousing, revelling, banquetingadjective holding a riotous procession (L+S)adjective |
| comissabundus [comissabunda, comissabundum] adjective | carousing, revelling, banquetingadjective holding a riotous procession (L+S)adjective |
| comminabundus [comminabunda, comminabundum] adjective | threatening, menacingadjective |
| commodum [commodi] (2nd) N noun | convenience, advantage, benefitnoun gift [gifts]noun wages, rewardnoun |
| commodum adverb | even now, at this momentadverb just, a very short time beforeadverb that / this very minuteadverb |
| comoedus [comoeda, comoedum] adjective | given to acting (L+S)adjective of / pertaining to comedy, comicadjective that performs in comedyadjective |
| compedus [compeda, compedum] adjective | fettering, shackling (L+S)adjective that fetters or restrainsadjective |
| concionabundus [concionabunda, concionabundum] adjective | delivering public speech / harangueadjective |
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