Latin | English |
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unus [una, unum (gen -ius)] adjective | alone, a single / soleadjective one set of (denoting entity)adjective only (pl.)adjective some, some oneadjective |
unus -a -um, primus -a -um, singuli -ae -a, semel numeral | onenumeral |
unus pro omnibus, omnes pro uno phrase | one for all, all for one(motto: working for each other) |
unusquisque | |
aprunus [apruna, aprunum] adjective | of wild boar, boar'sadjective |
brunus [bruna, brunum] adjective | brown [browner, brownest]adjective |
Cassivellaunus [Cassivellauni] (2nd) M noun | Cassiveellaunus, Commander of forces of Britons - Caesarnoun |
ceraunus [cerauni] (2nd) M noun | meteoric stone?noun onyx?noun precious stonenoun |
Faunus [Fauni] (2nd) M noun | rustic godnoun |
funus [funeris] (3rd) N noun | burial, funeralnoun corpsenoun death [deaths]noun funeral ritesnoun ruin [ruins]noun |
importunus [importuna, importunum] adjective | annoyingadjective inconvenientadjective monstrous, unnaturaladjective rude [ruder, rudest]adjective ruthless, cruel, hardadjective |
jejunus [jejuna -um, jejunior -or -us, jejunissimus -a -um] adjective | dry, barren, unproductiveadjective fasting, abstinent, hungryadjective scanty, meageradjective |
munus [muneris] (3rd) N noun | bribes (pl.)noun gift [gifts]noun service [services]noun |
munusculum [munusculi] (2nd) N noun | |
Neptunus [Neptuni] (2nd) M noun | Neptunenoun sea [seas]noun |
nonaginta unus numeral | ninety-one(cardinal number ninety-one) |
octoginta unus numeral | eighty-one(81) |
oportunus [oportuna -um, oportunior -or -us, oportunissimus -a -um] adjective | advantageousadjective |