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orsum meaning in English

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orsum [orsi] (2nd) N
noun

undertakings, enterprisesnoun

words (pl.), utterancenoun

aborsus [aborsa, aborsum] adjective

abortionadjective
[UK: ə.ˈbɔːʃ.n̩] [US: ə.ˈbɔːr.ʃn̩]

miscarriageadjective
[UK: ˌmɪsˈk.æ.rɪdʒ] [US: ˌmɪ.ˈske.rədʒ]

that which has been brought forth prematurelyadjective

admorsus [admorsa, admorsum] adjective

bitten, gnawedadjective

advorsum adverb

in oppositionadverb

opposite, against, in opposite directionadverb

w / ire go to meetadverb

advorsum preposition
ACC

contrary topreposition
[UK: kən.ˈtreə.ri tuː ˈsʌm.θɪŋ] [US: ˈkɑːn.tre.ri ˈtuː ˈsʌm.θɪŋ]

face to face, in presence ofpreposition

facing, opposite, against, towardspreposition

aliorsum adverb

different context / manner / senseadverb

to another place / direction / person, elsewhereadverb

aliovorsum adverb

different context / manner / senseadverb

to another place / direction / person, elsewhereadverb

aliquantorsum adverb

somewhat toward (place)adverb

aliquovorsum adverb

in some direction / quarteradverb

altrovorsum adverb

on the other handadverb
[UK: ɒn ðə ˈʌð.ə(r) hænd] [US: ɑːn ðə ˈʌð.r̩ ˈhænd]

ammorsus [ammorsa, ammorsum] adjective

bitten, gnawedadjective

corsum adverb

in what directionadverb

to what place / condition / action / point / endadverb

with what view?adverb

deorsum adverb

down, downwards, beneath, belowadverb

in lower situationadverb

motion / direction / orderadverb

dextrorsum adverb

on / to the right-hand sideadverb

towards the rightadverb

dextrovorsum adverb

on / to the right-hand sideadverb

towards the rightadverb

dorsum [dorsi] (2nd) N
noun

back, range, ridgenoun

slope of a hillnoun

dorsum adverb

down, downwards, beneath, belowadverb

in lower situationadverb

motion / direction / orderadverb

immorsus [immorsa, immorsum] adjective

bitten, stimulatedadjective

introrsum adverb

to within, inwards internallyadverb

laevorsum adverb

on the left handadverb
[UK: ɒn ðə left hænd] [US: ɑːn ðə ˈleft ˈhænd]

pervorsus [pervorsa, pervorsum] adjective

askew, awryadjective

perverse, evil, badadjective

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