Latin | English |
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et conjunction | also, evenconjunction and, and evenconjunction et ... et = both ... andconjunction |
et, ac, atque conjunction | and(used at the end of a list to indicate the last item) |
et, ac, atque, -que conjunction | and(used to connect two similar words, phrases, et cetera) |
et … et conjunction | both … andconjunction |
et cetera phrase | and so forth(indicates that a list continues in a similar manner) |
et...et... conjunction | both(both...and...) |
etas [etatis] (3rd) F noun | period [periods]noun |
etas ferrum proper noun | Iron Ageproper noun |
etc. noun abb. N | abb. etc.noun |
etc., &c., et cetera, et caetera (non-standard) phrase | etc.(and so on, see also: and so forth) |
etenim conjunction | and indeed, because, since, as a matter of fact (independent reason, emphasis)conjunction |
eternus [eterna -um, eternior -or -us, eternissimus -a -um] adjective | eternal, everlasting, imperishableadjective having no beginning / endadjective perpetualadjective |
etesia [etesiae] (1st) M noun | etesian winds (pl.), NW winds blowing during dog days in Eastern Mediterraneannoun |
etheca [ethecae] (1st) F noun | gallery [galleries]noun portico (pl.)noun |
ethica [ethicae] (1st) F noun | ethics [ethics]noun moral philosophynoun |
ethicus [ethica, ethicum] adjective | ethical, of / belonging to ethics / moralsadjective of characteradjective psychologicaladjective |
ethice [ethices] noun F | ethics [ethics]noun moral philosophynoun |
ethicum [ethici] (2nd) N noun | ethics (pl.)noun moral philosophynoun |
ethnicus [ethnica, ethnicum] adjective | heathenadjective paganadjective |
ethnicus [ethnici] (2nd) M noun | heathennoun pagannoun |
ethnocentrismus noun {m} | ethnocentrism(tendency) |