extra meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| extra adverb | outsideadverb |
| extra preposition ACC | exceptpreposition outside of, beyond, without, besidepreposition |
| extractum [extracti] (2nd) N noun | extract (chemistry)noun |
| extractio [extractionis] (3rd) F noun | extraction [extractions]noun |
| extraho [extrahere, extraxi, extractus] (3rd) verb | drag outverb prolong [prolonged, prolonging, prolongs]verb remove [removed, removing, removes]verb rescue, extractverb |
| extraculum [extraculi] (2nd) N noun | corkscrew [corkscrews]noun |
| extradiocesanus [extradiocesana, extradiocesanum] adjective | extradiocesan, outside dioceseadjective |
| extrajudicialis [extrajudicialis, extrajudiciale] adjective | extrajudicialadjective not legally authorizedadjective outside course of lawadjective outside courtadjective |
| extrajudicialiter adverb | extrajudiciallyadverb outside court / lawadverb |
| extramuranus [extramurana, extramuranum] adjective | beyond (city) wallsadjective without wallsadjective |
| extranea [extraneae] (1st) F noun | foreigner (female)noun |
| extraneus [extranea, extraneum] adjective | external, extraneous, foreignadjective |
| extraneus [extranei] (2nd) M noun | foreigner (male)noun |
| extraneus, barbarus, peregrinus, alienus adjective | foreign(located outside one's own country or place) |
| extraordinarius [extraordinaria, extraordinarium] adjective | immoderateadjective specialadjective supplementaryadjective |
| extraordinarius, insolitus, eximus adjective | extraordinary(not ordinary) |
| extrapolatio [extrapolationis] (3rd) F noun | extrapolation [extrapolations]noun |
| extrarius [extraria, extrarium] adjective | externaladjective extraneousadjective not directly connectedadjective strange, not of one's householdadjective |
| extrasacramentalis [extrasacramentalis, extrasacramentale] adjective | extrasacramentaladjective |
| ademptio, redemptura, redemptio, asservatio, extractio, subventio noun | rescue [rescues](act of rescuing, saving) |
| advena, extraneus, alienus noun {f} | stranger [strangers](person whom one does not know) |
| dextra [dextrae] (1st) F noun | dextranoun metal model of hand as token of agreementnoun right hand [right hands]noun right sidenoun |
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