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preposition with ablative:
from; by (of the agent); awa from; since, starting with; at |
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abacus, abaci
abaci, abacorum
abaco, abacis
abacum, abacos
abaco, abacis |
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m. 2nd Decln.
counting-board; side-board; square stone on the top of columns |
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abalienatio, abalienationes
abalienationis, abalienationium
abalienationi, abalienationibus
abalienationem, abalienationes
abalienationi, abalienationibus |
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f. adjective. 3rd decln.
legal transfer of property |
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| abalieno, abalienare, abalienavi, abalienatus,um,a |
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Definition
Verb 1 Conj.
to transfer by sale or to contract; to remove |
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abavus, abavi
abavi, abavorum
abavo,abavis
abavum, abavos
abavo, abavis |
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| great-great-grandfather, or ancestor |
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abdicatio, abdicationes
abdicationis, abdicationium
abdicationi, abdicationibus
abdicationem, abdicationes
abdicationi, abdicationibus |
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f. 3 declension adjective
renunciation; disowning (of a son) |
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| abdico, abdicare, abdicavi, abdicatus,um,a |
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Definition
1st conjugation
resign; abolish; disinherit |
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3rd conjugation
to hide, to conceal, to plunge, to remove |
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Term
abdomen, abdomena
abdominis, abdomenum
abdomini, abdomenibus
abdominum, abdomena
abdomini, abdomenibus |
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Definition
n.
lower part of the belly, paunch; gluttony |
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| abduco, abducere, abduxi, abductum,us,a |
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Definition
3rd conjucation
lead away, depart; banish; escape; be changed |
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