Latin | English |
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eu interjection | splendid! (sometimes ironic)interjection well done! bravo!interjection |
eucharis [eucharis, euchare] adjective | graciousadjective |
eucharistia [eucharistiae] (1st) F noun | elements ofnoun thanksgiving [thanksgivings]noun |
eucharistial [eucharistialis] (3rd) N noun | |
eucharistialus [eucharistiala, eucharistialum] adjective | |
eucharisticus [eucharistica, eucharisticum] adjective | |
eucharisticon [eucharistici] noun N | thanksgiving [thanksgivings]noun |
eucharistium [eucharistii] (2nd) N noun | |
euchelaion [euchelaii] noun N | holy oilnoun |
euchologion [euchologii] noun N | euchologion, book of liturgies / prayers for administration of Orthodox sacramentsnoun |
Euclides proper noun | Euclid(Greek mathematician) |
eugae interjection | oh, good! fine! well done! (delight / pleasure / surprise, sometimes ironic)interjection |
euge interjection | oh, good! fine! well done! (delight / pleasure / surprise, sometimes ironic)interjection |
eugeneus [eugenea, eugeneum] adjective | generousadjective noble [nobler, noblest]adjective well-bornadjective |
eugenica noun {f} | eugenics(social philosophy) |
eugenicus [eugenica, eugenicum] adjective | eugenicadjective |
Eugenius proper noun {m} | Eugene(male given name) |
eugepae interjection | sometimes ironicinterjection well done!interjection |
euhans [(gen.), euhantis] adjective | |
euhemerismus noun {m} | euhemerism(attribution of a historical origin to myths and legends) |
Euhios [Euhii] noun M | |
Euhius [Euhii] (2nd) M noun | Bacchusnoun |
euhoe interjection | cry of joy used by the votaries of Bacchusinterjection |
eukaristia [eukaristiae] (1st) F noun | elements thereofnoun |
eukaryota noun {f} | eukaryote [eukaryotes](any of the single-celled or multicellular organisms whose cells contain at least one distinct nucleus) |
eulogia [eulogiae] (1st) F noun | fine languagenoun |