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grandis meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| grandis [grandis, grande] adjective | aged, oldadjective full-grown, grown upadjective large, great, grand, tall, loftyadjective powerfuladjective |
| Grandis magister noun {m} | Grandmaster(highest title for chess player) |
| grandisculus [grandiscula, grandisculum] adjective | somewhat grownup, a little olderadjective |
| magnus, grandis adjective | grand [grander, grandest](great in size, and fine or imposing in appearance or impression) great [greater, greatest](very big, large scale) great [greater, greatest](very good) |
| pergrandis [pergrandis, pergrande] adjective | of very advanced ageadjective very large, hugeadjective |
| suggrandis [suggrandis, suggrande] adjective | somewhat largeadjective |
| vegrandis [vegrandis, vegrande] adjective | far from large, punyadjective |
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