Latin | English |
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tralaticius [tralaticia, tralaticium] adjective | customaryadjective ordinary / common / usualadjective traditional, handed downadjective transferred (word)adjective |
tralatio [tralationis] (3rd) F noun | change of venuenoun translation [translations]noun |
traloquor verb | recount [recounted, recounting, recounts](to count again) |
traloquor, memoro verb | recount [recounted, recounting, recounts](to tell, narrate) |
trama [tramae] (1st) F noun | bagatellesnoun triflesnoun warp (weaving)noun |
tramen [traminis] (3rd) N noun | train [trains]noun |
trames [tramitis] (3rd) M noun | (family) branchnoun (stream) bednoun course [courses]noun footpath, tracknoun |
trano [tranare, tranavi, tranatus] (1st) verb | swim acrossverb |
trancia noun F | trance [trances](genre of electronic dance music) |
tranquilis adjective | silent(keeping at rest; inactive; calm; undisturbed) |
tranquillus [tranquilla, tranquillum] adjective | quiet, calmadjective |
tranquillo [tranquillare, tranquillavi, tranquillatus] (1st) verb | calm, quietverb |
tranquillum [tranquilli] (2nd) N noun | calm weathernoun |
tranquillitas [tranquillitatis] (3rd) F noun | stillnessnoun tranquilitynoun |
tranquillus, placidus adjective | calm [calmer, calmest](free of noise and disturbance) |
trans preposition ACC | across, overpreposition beyondpreposition on the other sidepreposition only local relationspreposition |
transabeo [transabire, transabivi(ii), transabitus] verb | go away beyondverb |
transactio [transactionis] (3rd) F noun | deal, business arrangement, negotiated settlementnoun transaction [transactions]noun |
transactor [transactoris] (3rd) M noun | manager [managers]noun |
transigo [transigere, transegi, transactus] (3rd) verb |