ros meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| macroscopium [macroscopii] (2nd) N noun | gnarlnoun |
| Matogrossensis Australis proper noun | Mato Grosso do Sul(state in south-western Brazil) |
| microscopicus [microscopica, microscopicum] adjective | microscopicadjective |
| microscopium [microscopii] (2nd) N noun | microscope [microscopes]noun |
| miseros adjective | hapless(very unlucky; ill-fated) |
| monoceros [monocerotis] (3rd) M noun | fabulous animalnoun unicornnoun |
| morosus [morosa, morosum] adjective | hard to please, persnicketyadjective |
| morositas [morositatis] (3rd) F noun | G:pedantrynoun |
| mulierosus [mulierosa, mulierosum] adjective | fond of womenadjective |
| mulierositas [mulierositatis] (3rd) F noun | love of womennoun |
| necrosis [necrosis] (3rd) F noun | necrosis [necroses]noun |
| nemorosus [nemorosa, nemorosum] adjective | well-woodedadjective |
| Nidrosia proper noun F, Tronthemium M, Trondemnae Pl | Trondheim(city in Norway) |
| nitrosus [nitrosa, nitrosum] adjective | full of nitronadjective |
| numerosus [numerosa -um, numerosior -or -us, numerosissimus -a -um] adjective | harmonious / melodious / rhythmic / proportionedadjective manifold / variedadjective multipleadjective numerosusadjective numerous / many, of many units / parts / peopleadjective prolificadjective |
| numerose adverb | in many waysadverb into many partsadverb plentifully, in / with large numbersadverb rhythmicallyadverb |
| numerositas [numerositatis] (3rd) F noun | rhythm, harmonynoun |
| octaedros [octaedri] noun C | octahedron [octahedrons]noun |
| octophoros [octophoros, octophoron] | |
| onerosus [onerosa, onerosum] adjective | burdensomeadjective onerousadjective oppressiveadjective |
| operosus [operosa, operosum] adjective | elaborateadjective laboriousadjective painstakingadjective |
| Ordo domus Sanctae Mariae Theutonicorum Ierosolimitanorum, Ordo Teutonicus proper noun | Teutonic Knights(order) |
| paederos [paederotis] (3rd) M noun | A:bear's foot plant (Pliny)noun precious stonenoun |
| parosis [parosidis] (3rd) F noun |
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