Latin | English |
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eum, illum, istum, hunc pronoun | him(accusative / direct object) |
Euminis [Eumenidos/is] noun F | (euphemistically) the gracious / benevolent onesnoun Fury / Eumenidenoun usu. pl.noun |
eundem | also[UK: ˈɔːls.əʊ] [US: ˈɒls.oʊ] |
iens [(gen.), euntis] adjective | goingadjective PRES PPL of eoadjective |
eunuchus [eunuchi] (2nd) M noun | eunuch [eunuchs]noun |
euoeeuhoe interjection | shout of the Bacchantesinterjection |
euphemismus noun {m} | euphemism [euphemisms](use of a word or phrase to replace another word with one considered less offensive) |
euphemisticus adjective | euphemistic(of euphemism) |
euphonus [euphona, euphonum] adjective | applied to virile man vs. eunuchadjective pleasant (sound)adjective sonorous, resonantadjective |
euphonia [euphoniae] (1st) F noun | euphonynoun |
euro [euphonis] (3rd) M noun | euro (currency)noun |
euphoria [euphoriae] (1st) F noun | euphoria [euphorias]noun |
Euphrates [Euphratis] (3rd) M noun | Euphratesnoun river [rivers]noun |
Euphrates, Eufrates proper noun | Euphrates(river in the Middle East) |
euresilogus [euresilogi] (2nd) M noun | |
eurus [euri] (2nd) M noun | the eastnoun |
euripus [euripi] (2nd) M noun | channel, canalnoun |
eurisilogus [eurisilogi] (2nd) M noun | |
eurous [euroa, euroum] adjective | easternadjective |
euroaquilo [euroaquilonis] (3rd) M noun | north-east windnoun |
eurocrata [eurocratae] (1st) M noun | Eurocratnoun |
euronus [euroni] (2nd) M noun | Euro (currency)noun |
euronotus [euronoti] (2nd) M noun | south-east windnoun |
euronummus [euronummi] (2nd) M noun | Euro (currency)noun |
Europa [Europae] (1st) F noun | Europenoun |
Eusebius [Eusebi] (2nd) M noun | Bishop of Caesarea, 260-341, "Historia Ecclesiatica"noun Eusebiusnoun Pope 310noun |
euthanasia [euthanasiae] (1st) F noun | euthanasia [euthanasias]noun |
eutyches [(gen.), eutychetis] adjective | fortunateadjective |