quum meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| pedisequus [pedisequa, pedisequum] adjective | follow on the heels of / immediatelyadjective like an attendantadjective that follows on footadjective |
| pedissequus [pedissequa, pedissequum] adjective | follow on the heels of / immediatelyadjective like an attendantadjective that follows on footadjective |
| perantiquus [perantiqua, perantiquum] adjective | very ancientadjective |
| periniquus [periniqua, periniquum] adjective | very discontented or unwillingadjective very unfairadjective |
| perpropinquus [perpropinqua, perpropinquum] adjective | very nearadjective |
| propinquus [propinqua, propinquum] adjective | near, neighboringadjective |
| reliquum [reliqui] (2nd) N noun | balance owednoun future, things yet to be, subsequent eventsnoun reliquumnoun that left after subtraction / elimination, remainder, residue, restnoun |
| reliquus [reliqua, reliquum] adjective | future / furtheradjective rest of / remaining / available / leftadjective survivingadjective yet to be / owedadjective |
| terriloquus [terriloqua, terriloquum] adjective | uttering frightening wordsadjective |
| tesquum [tesqui] (2nd) N noun | |
| vaniloquus [vaniloqua, vaniloquum] adjective | boastfuladjective lyingadjective |
| versutiloquus [versutiloqua, versutiloquum] adjective | crafty-speakingadjective sly [slier, sliest]adjective |
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