Latin | English |
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querulus [querula, querulum] adjective | complaining, querulousadjective giving forth a mournful soundadjective |
questus [questus] (4th) M noun | complaint [complaints]noun |
(verbum) frequentativum noun {n} | frequentative(subclass of imperfective verbs that denotes a continuously repeated action) |
a mane usque ad vesperam preposition | before dark(before night begins to fall) |
ab ovo usque ad mala preposition | from soup to nuts(from beginning to end) |
ab ovo usque ad mala (Literally: from the egg to the apples) preposition | from soup to nutspreposition |
ablaqueo [ablaqueare, ablaqueavi, ablaqueatus] (1st) TRANS verb | |
ablaqueatio [ablaqueationis] (3rd) F noun | act / process of loosening / weeding soil at base / roots of a treenoun |
absque preposition ABL | but forpreposition earlypreposition except forpreposition were it not forpreposition without, apart from, away frompreposition |
abusque adverb | all the way fromadverb from / since the time ofadverb |
abusque preposition ABL | all the way frompreposition from / since the time ofpreposition |
ad, usque, sub preposition | unto(Up to) |
adaeque adverb | also, likewise, in a like manneradverb equally, to same extentadverb so muchadverb |
adque conjunction | and, as well as, as soon asconjunction and evenconjunction and too / also / nowconjunction together withconjunction yetconjunction |
adsequela [adsequelae] (1st) F noun | |
adtorqueo [adtorquere, adtorsi, adtortus] (2nd) TRANS verb | hurl upwardsverb whirl atverb |
adusque adverb | wholly, completelyadverb |
adusque preposition ACC | all the way / right up to, as far as, to the point of (space / time / number / degree)preposition |
aeque [aequius, aequissime] adverb | equally, justly, fairlyadverb in same / like manner / degree, just asadverb likewise, alsoadverb |
alterutraque adverb | |
alterutrique adverb | |
antique [antiquius, antiquissime] adverb | |
apsque preposition ABL | but forpreposition earlypreposition |