Latin | English |
---|---|
secus adverb | contrary to what is right / expectedadverb differently, in another wayadverb otherwiseadverb |
secus preposition ACC | by, beside, alongsidepreposition in accordance withpreposition |
secus [undeclined] noun N | sex [sexes]noun |
alterinsecus adverb | on the other sideadverb |
altrimsecus adverb | on the other sideadverb |
altrinsecus adverb | on the other sideadverb |
circumsecus adverb | in parts / region aroundadverb on every sideadverb |
extrinsecus [extrinseca, extrinsecum] adjective | extraneousadjective extrinsicadjective outeradjective outside, externaladjective unessentialadjective |
extrinsecus adverb | externallyadverb from extraneous sourceadverb from without / outsideadverb w / no inside knowledgeadverb |
forinsecus adverb | on the outsideadverb |
intrinsecus [intrinseca, intrinsecum] adjective | internal (Souter)adjective inwardadjective |
intrinsecus adverb | from withinadverb internally, on / in the insideadverb inwards, to the insideadverb |
pedisecus [pediseci] (2nd) M noun | follower on footnoun footman, pagenoun lackey [lackeys]noun |
pedisecus [pediseca, pedisecum] adjective | follow on the heels of / immediatelyadjective like an attendantadjective that follows on footadjective |
undiquesecus adverb | alloveradverb completelyadverb from every point of view, in all respectsadverb from every side / direction / place / part / sourceadverb on all / both sides / surfacesadverb undiquesecusadverb |