multi meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| multi noun M | common herdnoun the common / ordinary peoplenoun the manynoun |
| multum [multi] (2nd) N noun | manynoun muchnoun |
| multicanus [multicana, multicanum] adjective | harmoniousadjective |
| multicavus [multicava, multicavum] adjective | porousadjective |
| multicellularis [multicellularis, multicellulare] adjective | multicellularadjective |
| multicius [multicia, multicium] adjective | soft [softer, softest]adjective splendidadjective transparentadjective |
| multicium [multicii] (2nd) N noun | splendid garmentnoun |
| multicolor [(gen.), multicoloris] adjective | many-coloredadjective |
| multifarius [multifaria, multifarium] adjective | many-foldadjective |
| multifariam adverb | in many placesadverb |
| multifidus [multifida, multifidum] adjective | splinteredadjective |
| multifluus [multiflua, multifluum] adjective | flowing copiouslyadjective |
| multiformis [multiformis, multiforme] adjective | having many shapesadjective |
| multigenus [multigena, multigenum] adjective | of many different sortsadjective |
| multigener [(gen.), multigeneris] adjective | various / varied, of many different kinds / sorts / typesadjective |
| multijugus [multijuga, multijugum] adjective | manifold, of many sortsadjective yoked many togetheradjective |
| multijugis [multijugis, multijuge] adjective | manifold, of many sortsadjective yoked many togetheradjective |
| multilateralismus noun {m} | multilateralism(tendency of nations to act with others) |
| multilingualismus noun {m} | multilingualism(ability to speak several languages) |
| multiloquus [multiloqua, multiloquum] adjective | |
| multiloquax [(gen.), multiloquacis] adjective | talkativeadjective |
| multiloquium [multiloqui(i)] (2nd) N noun | |
| multimodus [multimoda, multimodum] adjective | various, manifoldadjective |
| multimodis adverb | in many ways, variouslyadverb |
| multiplex [(gen.), multiplicis] adjective | changeable / shiftingadjective complexadjective having many layers / thicknesses, many deepadjective having many twists / turnsadjective multiplexadjective numerousadjective |
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