Latin | English |
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coloreus [colorea, coloreum] adjective | multi-colored, variegatedadjective |
colorius [coloria, colorium] adjective | multi-colored, variegatedadjective |
colos [coloris] (3rd) M noun | color [colors]noun complexion [complexions]noun excuse / pretextnoun pigment [pigments]noun shade / tingenoun |
concolor [(gen.), concoloris] adjective | agreeing withadjective of the same color / faction, matchingadjective of uniform color throughoutadjective |
concolorus [concolora, concolorum] adjective | agreeing withadjective like, similaradjective |
concolorans [(gen.), concolorantis] adjective | agreeing withadjective like, similaradjective |
consolor [consolari, consolatus sum] (1st) DEP verb | alleviate / allay / assuage (grief)verb console, (be source of) comfort / solaceverbI am consoling Mary. = Mariam consolor. soothe [soothed, soothing, soothes]verb |
decolor [(gen.), decoloris] adjective | dark peopleadjective degenerate / depravedadjective discoloredadjective not normal coloradjective stained / fadedadjective |
decoloro [decolorare, decoloravi, decoloratus] (1st) TRANS verb | corrupt [corrupted, corrupting, corrupts]verb |
decolorate [decoloratius, decoloratissime] adverb | degeneratelyadverb |
decoloratio [decolorationis] (3rd) F noun | change of colornoun discoloration [discolorations]noun discoloringnoun |
discolor [(gen.), discoloris] adjective | another color, not of the same coloradjective of different / party colorsadjective variegatedadjective |
dolor [doloris] (3rd) M noun | |
dolor, luctus noun | woe [woes](grief; sorrow; misery; heavy calamity) |
dolorosus [dolorosa, dolorosum] adjective | sorrowfuladjective |
Flumen Coloratum proper noun N | Colorado(major river) |