tata meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| tata noun M | dad [dads](informal: a father) daddy [daddies](father) pop [pops](father, see also: ) |
| tataricus adjective | Tatar(Tatar (adjective)) |
| acceptatus [acceptata -um, acceptatior -or -us, acceptatissimus -a -um] adjective | acceptable, welcome, pleasingadjective |
| acutatus [acutata, acutatum] adjective | sharpenedadjective |
| adfectatus [adfectata, adfectatum] adjective | studied, artificial, affectedadjective |
| adoptata [adoptatae] (1st) F noun | adopted daughternoun |
| adstatus [adstata, adstatum] adjective | armed with a spear / spearsadjective |
| adtestatus [adtestata, adtestatum] adjective | confirmatory, corroboratoryadjective |
| affectatus [affectata, affectatum] adjective | studied, artificial, affectedadjective |
| agitatus [agitata -um, agitatior -or -us, agitatissimus -a -um] adjective | agile, animated, briskadjective |
| apostata [apostatae] (1st) M noun | apostate [apostates]noun bad / wicked mannoun |
| apostato [apostatare, apostatavi, apostatatus] (1st) INTRANS verb | |
| argentatus [argentata, argentatum] adjective | concerned with moneyadjective silvered, adorned with silveradjective |
| aristatus [aristata, aristatum] adjective | |
| artatus [artata, artatum] adjective | contracted into a small spaceadjective narrow, closeadjective short (time)adjective |
| astatus [astata, astatum] adjective | armed with a spear / spearsadjective |
| atatae interjection | ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment / surprise / fear / warning)interjection |
| atatatae interjection | ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment / surprise / fear / warning)interjection |
| attatae interjection | ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment / surprise / fear / warning)interjection |
| attattatae interjection | ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment / surprise / fear / warning)interjection |
| attestatus [attestata, attestatum] adjective | confirmatory, corroboratoryadjective |
| augustatus [augustata, augustatum] adjective | consecratedadjective made venerableadjective |
| capitatus [capitata, capitatum] adjective | having or forming a headadjective |
| catafractatus [catafractata, catafractatum] adjective | |
| citatus [citata -um, citatior -or -us, citatissimus -a -um] adjective | early [earlier, earliest]adjective full gallopadjective loose (bowels)adjective quick, swiftadjective speeded up, hurried, urged onadjective |
| coelementatus [coelementata, coelementatum] adjective | composed of the elementsadjective |
| coexercitatus [coexercitata, coexercitatum] adjective | |
| cogitatus [cogitata, cogitatum] adjective | deliberateadjective |
| collatatus [collatata, collatatum] adjective | diffuseadjective |
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