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probus meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| Probus [Probi] (2nd) M noun | Emperor Marcus Aurelius Equitius Probus 276-282noun Probusnoun |
| probus [proba, probum] adjective | good, honestadjective |
| adprobus [adproba, adprobum] adjective | excellent, worthyadjective |
| approbus [approba, approbum] adjective | excellent, worthyadjective |
| improbus [improba, improbum] adjective | disloyaladjective greedy / rudeadjective immoderateadjective morally unsoundadjective shamelessadjective wicked / flagrantadjective |
| inprobus [inproba, inprobum] adjective | disloyaladjective greedy / rudeadjective immoderateadjective morally unsoundadjective shamelessadjective wicked / flagrantadjective |
| nimius, improbus adjective | excessive(exceeding the bounds of something) |
| reprobus [reproba, reprobum] adjective | base, rejectedadjective |
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