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| adj. (leg.) found guilty; hateful, damn |
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| adj. (m&f only) Trojan-born, born at Troy, of Trojan descent, Trojan || m. Trojan |
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| adj. (w. gen or abl, w. in + abl or ad) experienced in, skillful in, expert in/at, familiar with; (w. inf) skilled in, expert at, e.g., ~ cantāre skilled in singing; iūris ~ expert in the law, legal adviser, lawyer |
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| adj. adulterous, unchaste; cross-bred (plants); debased (coinage); adultera clāvis skeleton key || m. lover, adulter || f. adulteress |
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| adj. armed; producing warriors; (of a field sown with dragon's teeth) producing armed men || m. armed man; bodyguard; armor-bearer || f. armor-bearer (female); Iovis armigera Jove's armor-bearer (i.e., the eagle) |
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| adj. blazing, flaming, hot; shining, glowing, glittering; ardent, hot, vehement, eager |
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| adj. bloody, bleeding; uncooked (food); raw (meat, wound); unripe, green (fruit); untanned (hide); undigested (food); suffering from indigestion; hoarse; hardy, vigorous (old age); coarse, rude; fierce, wild, savage |
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| adj. calm; gentle; quiet, peaceful; tame (animal) |
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| adj. capable; mighty, powerful, strong; efficacious, potent; influential; (w. gen.) 1 capable of, equal to, fit for; 2 having power over; 3 presiding over; 4 having obtained (one's wish); 5 having carried out (an order) |
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| adj. capacious, spacious, wide, roomy; (of mind) able to grasp, receptive; (w. gen., dat., of inf.) big enough for; (w. gen.) 1 capable of, capable of holding; 2 susceptible of; 3 capable of understanding; capāx nāvium navigable |
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| adj. carefree; secure, safe; cheerful; careless; offhand |
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| adj. cloaked, wearing a cloak |
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| adj. coming on suddenly, sudden, unexpected; rash (person); emergency (troops) || n. emergency; dē ~ō (or per ~um) suddenly |
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| adj. consecrated, hallowed, sacred, inviolable, holy; venerable, august, divine; chaste |
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| adj. dense, close, thick, crowded; frequent, repeated; intense (love, cold); concise (style) |
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| adj. dry; thirsty; sober; firm, solid (body); solid (argument); dry, insipid (style) |
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| adj. empty, clear, free; vacant; worthless, useless; single, unmarried; widowed; at leisure; carefree; (w. gen or abl or w. ab) free from, devoid of, without; (w. dat) free for |
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| adj. empty, void; deserted, abandoned, unoccupied; hollow; worthless, idle; lifeless, unsubstantial; penniless; unprofitable; groundless || n. empty space, vacuum; emptiness, worthlessness |
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| adj. expensive, elegant, fine; well-heeled; refined, fashionable |
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| adj. face-up; lying on one's back; turned upwards; sloping, sloping upwards; (of streams) flowing upwards (to their source); on one's back; lazy, careless, indifferent |
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| adj. flat white; bright, shining, clear (sky, light, sun, etc.); favorable; clad in white; light-skinned, fair; whitened, made white; favorable, auspicious; grey (hair); pale (from fear, sickness) |
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| adj. full, well-fed, stuffed; plump; fertile; deep (color) |
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| adj. funereal, mourning; lamentable; polluted (through contact with a corpse); deadly, fatal, calamitous; sad, dismal, mournful |
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| adj. hanging; supported on arches; suspended in mid-air |
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| adj. hardy, tough; hard; stubborn, unyielding; patient, tolerant; (w. gen or ad) able to endure, inured to, able to take; amnis patiens navium navigable river |
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| adj. headfirst; downhill, steep, precipitous; sinking (sun); swift, rushing, violent; hasty, rash, inconsiderate; dangerous || n. edge of a cliff, cliff; (fig) brink; danger; in/per ~ headlong, straight downward; in ~ipitī on the edge; (fig) on the brink of disaster |
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| adj. helmeted, wearing a helmet |
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| adj. high; tall; deep; profound (wisdom); deep, loud (sound); intense (heat, cold); thick (fog); high-born, ancient (lineage) || n. high seas, the deep; heaven; ab alto from on high, from heaven; ex alto far-fetched; ex alto petere (or repetere) to go far afield for |
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| adj. in the natural state; raw, undeveloped, rough, wild, unformed; inexperienced, unskilled, ignorant; uncultured, uncivilized; unsophisticated; (of land) not yet cultivated, virgin; (of wool) uncombed; (of artefacts) crude, roughly fashioned; (of movement) awkward, clumsy; (of fruit) unripe; (of animals) unbroken; (of recruits) raw; (of literary works) crude, unpolished, rough); (w. gen. or abl., w ad + acc. or in + abl.) inexperienced in, ignorant of, awkward at |
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| adj. infamous, notorious, disreputable, disgraceful; disgraced; (w. in + acc or abl.) suspected of misconduct with; infamis digitus middle finger (used in obscene gestures) |
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| adj. intestate; unconvicted by witnesses |
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| adj. irate, angry, enraged; (w. dat.) angry at |
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| adj. lowered, stooping; lowered, soft (voice); humble, unassuming; submissive; too submissive, abject; (of hair) worn long, let down |
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| adj. male, masculine; manly, brave || m. male |
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| adj. matrimonial, nuptial || m. husband || f. wife |
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| adj. near, neighboring; (of time) near, at hand; closely related; (w. dat.) akin to; in spē propinquā missiōnis in the hope of an early discharge; nūlla propinqua spēs no hope for the near future; spēs propinquī reditūs hope for an early return || mf. relative || n. neighborhood; in propinquō in the vicinity; (of time, events) near at hand, in the offing |
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| adj. neighboring, nearby, near; imminent || mf neighbor || n neighborhood; ex vicino of a similar nature; in vicino in close proximity |
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| adj. nervous, jumpy; restless; bubbling; perilous, critical, alarming; in re trepida in a ticklish situation |
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| adj. of a (paternal) uncle || m. father's brother, paternal uncle; ~ magnus great-uncle, granduncle |
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| adj. of Cales (in Campania) || n. wine from Cales |
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| adj. of the commander in chief, of the commander or general; praetor's; propraetor's; cohors praetōria general's bodyguard; comitia praetōria praetorial elections; nāvis praetōria flagship; porta praetōria camp gate nearest the general's tent; turba praetōria crowd around the praetor || n. general's quarters, headquarters; official residence of the governor in a province; council of war; emperor's bodyguard; palace, mansion |
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| adj. of the status of a freedman || m. freedman, ex-slave || f. freedwoman ex-slave |
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| quāliscumque, -iscumque, -ecumque |
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| adj. of whatever kind; of any kind whatsover, any at all; hominēs, ~ sunt people, no matter what kind they are; ~ est such as it is, for what it's worth |
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| adj. poor, pitiful; wretched, miserable, unhappy; sorry, worthless |
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| adj. pregnant; (w. abl) full of, swollen with |
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| adj. rapid, speedy; (of limbs) moved quickly; (of pace, actions) quick, speedy; (of bowels) loose; citātō equō at full gallop |
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| adj. raucous, hoarse; screaming, strident; scraping; deep, deep-voiced |
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| adj. rich, fertile; fruitful, productive; plentiful; plenty of; valuable; copious (tears); (of things) rich in content; imaginative (writer, style); (fig) productive || n (woman's) breast, nipple; udder; bosom (of the earth); fertility; fertile soil, fruitful field |
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| adj. rich; costly; precious, sumptuous; plentiful; (w. gen or abl) rich in, abounding in |
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| adj. rich; fertile; generous; expensive; (w. abl.) abounding in || Dis, Ditis m. Pluto (king of the lower world) |
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| adj. silent; mute; unmentioned; secret; (leg.) tacit; per tacitum in silence |
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| adj. single, simple; unmixed; plain, ordinary, natural, without elaboration; frank; naïve; in single file |
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| adj. skilled || m. craftsman; skilled worker; smith; carpenter; builder; faber aerarius coppersmith; faber ferrarius blacksmith; faber marmoris marble worker; faber navalis ship builder; faber sandapilarum maker of (cheap) coffins; faber tignarius carpenter |
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| adj. slight, small, meager, scanty, poor, paltry, inadequate; a little, a bit of || n. a bit, a small amount |
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| adj. soft; springy; flexible; flabby; mild, calm; easy; gentle (slope); sensitive, impressionable; tender, touching; weak, effeminate; amatory (verses); changeable, untrustworthy |
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| adj. spring, of spring; tempus vernum springtime |
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| adj. stolen; secret, hidden, furtive |
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| adj. summer; occasus aestivus northwest; oriens aestivus northeast |
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| adj. swollen, puffed up; inflated; turgid, bombastic |
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| adj. tender, soft, delicate; young, youthful; impressionable; weak; effeminate; voluptuous |
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| adj. thirsting, thirsty; arid, parched; parching; (w. gen.) thirsting for, eager for |
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| adj. triumphal; having had a triumph || npl. triumphal insignia (without the actual triumph) |
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| adj. ugly, deformed; foul, filthy, nasty; disgraceful, shameless; dirty, obscene, indecent |
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| adj. uneven, unequal; not level, sloping; unfair; adverse, harmful; dangerous, unfavorable; prejudiced; excessive; impatient, discontented; iniquo animo impatiently, unwillingly || m. enemy, foe |
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| adj. watchful, alert; disquieting (worries) |
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| adj. weak, faint; weary; languid, sluggish; listless; lazy; drooping, wilting (plants) |
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| adj. wearing the toga praetexta (crimson-bordered toga); underage, juvenile; mōrēs praetextāti loose morals |
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| adj. wide, broad; extensive; widespread; drawling (pronounciation); in lātum in width; ~ clāvus broad vertical crimson stripe on the tunic of men of the senatorial class |
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| indecl adj. so many, as many; tot . . . quot as many . . . as |
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