Latin | English |
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unctor [unctoris] (3rd) M noun | anointernoun one who anointsnoun |
adjunctor [adjunctoris] (3rd) M noun | one who adds / joins / unitesnoun proposer (that ... be added to ...)noun |
compunctorius [compunctoria, compunctorium] adjective | admonitoryadjective hortatoryadjective |
cunctor [cunctari, cunctatus sum] (1st) DEP verb | be slow to actverb dawdle [dawdled, dawdling, dawdles]verb doubt [doubted, doubting, doubts]verb |
cunctor, moror verb | delay [delayed, delaying, delays](to put off until a later time) |
decunctor [decunctari, decunctatus sum] (1st) DEP verb | |
defunctorius [defunctoria, defunctorium] adjective | perfunctoryadjective quickly dispatched (L+S)adjective routineadjective slight, cursoryadjective |
defunctorie adverb | in a spirit which acts for form's sake onlyadverb perfunctorily, cursorilyadverb |
emunctorium [emunctorii] (2nd) N noun | snuffer (for trimming candles and lamps)noun |
moror, cunctor, sedeo verb | linger [lingered, lingering, lingers](to stay or remain in a place or situation) |
perfunctorie adverb | carelesslyadverb perfunctorilyadverb |
promunctorium [promunctori(i)] (2nd) N noun | headlandnoun promontory [promontories]noun ridge [ridges]noun |
ratio coniunctorum noun | set theory(mathematical theory of sets) |