Latin | English |
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intersum [interesse, interfui, interfuturus] verb | be presentverb take part inverb |
lastaurus noun {m} | debauchee(person addicted to excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures) |
laurus [lauri] (2nd) F noun | honor [honors]noun laurel / bay tree / foliage / sprig / branch (medicine / magic)noun |
laurus [laurus] (4th) F noun | honor [honors]noun laurel / bay tree / foliage / sprig / branch (medicine / magic)noun |
maturus [matura -um, maturior -or -us, maturissimus -a -um] adjective | early, speedyadjective mature, mellowadjective ripe [riper, ripest]adjective timely, seasonableadjective |
Maurus [Mauri] (2nd) M noun | inhabitant of North Africanoun Mauretaniannoun Moor [moors]noun |
melanurus [melanuri] (2nd) M noun | |
minotaurus proper noun {m} | minotaur(monster with the head of a bull and the body of a man) |
murus [muri] (2nd) M noun | wall, city wallnoun |
mysticus, obscurus adjective | mystic(mysterious and strange) |
nasciturus [nascitura, nasciturum] adjective | about to be born / come into beingadjective FUT ACTIVE PPL nascoradjective should be born / riseadjective |
nurus [nurus] (4th) F noun | daughter-in-law [daughters-in-law]noun |
nurus fratris , nurus sororis noun | niece-in-lawnoun |
obsum [obesse, obfui, obfuturus] verb | be a nuisance to, tell againstverb hurtverb |
obscurus [obscura -um, obscurior -or -us, obscurissimus -a -um] adjective | dim, dark, obscureadjective dingy [dingier, dingiest]adjective dusky, shadowy, only faintly / dimly seenadjective gloomy [gloomier, gloomiest]adjective imperceptibleadjective incomprehensibleadjective muted / muffled, inaudibleadjective obscurusadjective secretadjective unclearadjective |