Latin | English |
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ocis [oce, ocior -or -us, ocissimus -a -um] adjective | (COMP) arriving / appearing / occurring earlier / sooneradjective swift / rapid, at speedadjective |
ocissimus [ocissima, ocissimum] adjective | appearing / occurring earliestadjective soonest, most promptadjective swiftest, most speedy / rapidadjective |
anatocismus [anatocismi] (2nd) M noun | compound interestnoun |
atrox [atrocis (gen.), atrocior -or -us, atrocissimus -a -um] adjective | fierce, savage, bloodyadjective heinous, crueladjective severe [severer, severest]adjective terrible, frightening, dreadfuladjective |
atrociter [atrocius, atrocissime] adverb | bitterly, acrimoniouslyadverb cruelly, savagelyadverb severely, harshlyadverb violentlyadverb |
box [bocis] (3rd) M noun | bogue or bocenoun Box vulgarisnoun fishnoun |
celox [celocis] (3rd) F noun | cutter, yacht, light / fast boatnoun packet boatnoun |
celox [(gen.), celocis] adjective | classical mostly applied to boatsadjective fast, rapid, swift, fleetadjective |
crocis [crocidis] (3rd) F noun | perh. one of the catchflies Silenenoun plant [plants]noun |
diox [diocis] (3rd) M noun | fishnoun from Black Seanoun |
ferox [(gen.), ferocis] adjective | cruel [crueller, cruellest]adjective defiant, arrogantadjective warlikeadjective wild, boldadjective |
ferociter [ferocius, ferocissime] adverb | arrogantly / insolently / defiantlyadverb boldlyadverb |
praecox [(gen.), praecocis] adjective | precociousadjective prematureadjective ripened too soonadjective unseasonableadjective |
praeferox [(gen.), praeferocis] adjective | very high-spiritedadjective |
solox [solocis] (3rd) F noun | |
solox [(gen.), solocis] adjective | bristly [bristlier, bristliest]adjective coarse [coarser, coarsest]adjective |