Latin | English |
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tum adverb | at that timeadverb besidesadverb then, nextadverb |
tum conjunction | moreover (frequent in Cicero and before; rare after)conjunction |
tum, deinde, tunc adverb | then(at that time) |
tumba [tumbae] (1st) F noun | tomb [tombs]noun |
tumbarius [tumbarii] (2nd) M noun | tomb-keepernoun |
tumbus [tumbi] (2nd) M noun | tomb [tombs]noun |
tumefacio [tumefacere, tumefeci, tumefactus] (3rd) TRANS verb | cause to swellverb puff upverb |
tumeo [tumere, -, -] (2nd) verb | be bombasticverb be puffed upverb |
tumesco [tumescere, tumui, -] (3rd) verb | (begin to) swellverb |
tumidus [tumida, tumidum] adjective | confidenceadjective puffed up with pride or selfadjective swollen, swelling, distendedadjective |
tumidus, aemidus adjective | swollen(distended) |
tumor [tumoris] (3rd) M noun | excitement [excitements]noun swell (sea, waves)noun |
tumulo [tumulare, tumulavi, tumulatus] (1st) verb | |
tumulus [tumuli] (2nd) M noun | mound, hillocknoun mound, tombnoun |
tumulosus [tumulosa, tumulosum] adjective | full of hillocksadjective |
tumultuo [tumultuare, tumultuavi, tumultuatus] (1st) verb | be confusedverb Calverb make commotion / disturbance / uproar / armed risingverb tumultuoverb |
tumultuor [tumultuari, tumultuatus sum] (1st) DEP verb | be in confusionverb make a commotion / disturbance / armed risingverb scrap, scrimmageverb |
tumultuarius [tumultuaria, tumultuarium] adjective | improvisedadjective raised to deal with a sudden emergencyadjective unplanned, haphazardadjective |
tumultuatio [tumultuationis] (3rd) F noun | confused uproarnoun |
tumultuosus [tumultuosa -um, tumultuosior -or -us, tumultuosissimus -a -um] adjective |