Latin | English |
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gravidus [gravida, gravidum] adjective | weighed downadjective |
hauddum adverb | not at all as yetadverb not yetadverb |
herbicidum [herbicidi] (2nd) N noun | herbicide [herbicides]noun |
herbidus [herbida, herbidum] adjective | grassy [grassier, grassiest]adjective |
hispidus [hispida, hispidum] adjective | bristly [bristlier, bristliest]adjective dirty [dirtier, dirtiest]adjective rough, shaggy, hairyadjective |
horrendus [horrenda, horrendum] adjective | horrible, dreadful, terribleadjective |
horridus [horrida, horridum] adjective | grim [grimmer, grimmest]adjective horribleadjective wild, frightful, rough, bristly, standing on end, unkemptadjective |
humidum [humidi] (2nd) N noun | swamp [swamps]noun |
humidus [humida, humidum] adjective | damp, moist, dank, wet, humidadjective |
hundredum [hundredi] (2nd) N noun | hundred (name of land area or court)noun |
Idumea proper noun | Edom(region whose inhabitants traditionally traced their ancestry to Esau) |
illepidus [illepida, illepidum] adjective | lacking grace or refinementadjective |
immundus [immunda, immundum] adjective | dirty, filthy, fouladjective eviladjective morallyadjective unclean, impureadjective untidy / slovenly / squalidadjective |
impavidus [impavida, impavidum] adjective | fearless, intrepidadjective |
implacidus [implacida, implacidum] adjective | restless, unquietadjective |
improvidus [improvida, improvidum] adjective | improvidentadjective thoughtlessadjective unwaryadjective |
in, secundum preposition | according to(based on statement) |
inaccedendus [inaccedenda, inaccedendum] adjective | inaccessibleadjective |
incallidus [incallida, incallidum] adjective | not shrewd, simpleadjective |
incommodum [incommodi] (2nd) N noun | ailment [ailments]noun |
indignabundus [indignabunda, indignabundum] adjective | indignant, furiousadjective |
Indus [Inda, Indum] adjective | Indian, from / of / belonging to Indiaadjective of Indian ivoryadjective |
indumentum [indumenti] (2nd) N noun | garment, robenoun mask, saucenoun something put onnoun |
infandus [infanda, infandum] adjective | abominable, monstrousadjective |