Latin | English |
---|---|
M. noun abb. M | (also) maximus, mille, milia, municipiumnoun abb. M'.noun abb. M.noun |
maastrichtensis (New Latin) adjective | Maastrichtian(pertaining to Maastricht) |
maca noun {f} | patch [patches](medicine: piece of material used to cover a wound) |
macaronicus [macaronica, macaronicum] adjective | of macaroniadjective |
Macaronoteras Volatile, Monstrum Spacellinum Volatile proper noun | Flying Spaghetti Monster(spaghetti deity) |
Macbethus proper noun | Macbeth(11th-century king of Scotland) Macbeth(a Shakespeare play) Macbeth(the main character of the Shakespeare play Macbeth) |
Maccabaeus noun {m} | Maccabee(Maccabee) |
maccarono [maccaronis] (3rd) M noun | macaroninoun |
maccus [macci] (2nd) M noun | clown in the Atellan farcesnoun fool [fools]noun |
maccis [maccidis] (3rd) F noun | mace / macisnoun nutmeg spicenoun |
macea [maceae] (1st) F noun | club [clubs]noun mace [maces]noun |
Macedo [Macedonis] (3rd) M noun | |
Macedonia [Macedoniae] (1st) F noun | Macedonianoun |
Macedonius [Macedonia, Macedonium] adjective | |
Macedonia Septentrionalis proper noun | North Macedonia(country in Europe) |
Macedonicus [Macedonica, Macedonicum] adjective | |
Macedonienis [Macedonienis, Macedoniene] adjective | |
Macedoniense, Macedoniensis noun | Macedonian [Macedonians](person from Macedonia) |
macellum [macelli] (2nd) N noun | provision-marketnoun |
Macemachia proper noun {n} | Makemake(celestial body) |
macer [macra -um, macrior -or -us, macerrimus -a -um] adjective | thin (men, animals, plants), scraggy, lean, small, meageradjectiveJohn is very thin. = Didymus valde macer est. thin (soil), pooradjectiveJohn is very thin. = Didymus valde macer est. |
macer, gracilis adjective | skinny [skinnier, skinniest](thin) |
macer, tenuis, gracilis adjective | thin [thinner, thinnest](having little body fat or flesh; slim; slender; lean; gaunt) |
macero [macerare, maceravi, maceratus] (1st) verb | make wet / soft, soak / steep / batheverb soften [softened, softening, softens]verb |