trans Latin - English
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Englishit|su
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Englishsubject — inanimate thing
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Latinid
Englishit|su
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Englishobject
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Latinid, illud, hoc
Englishit|su
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Latinid, illud, hoc
Englishit|su
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Englishimpersonal pronoun, used without referent
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Latinid, illud, hoc
Englishit|su
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Englishimpersonal pronoun, used as a placeholder
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Latinid, illud, hoc
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Englishsorority
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Englishsocial organization of female students at a college or university
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Latinchecksororitas
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Englishdilemma
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Englishcircumstance in which a choice must be made between two alternatives
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Latindilemma
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Englishrestrictive
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Englishconfining, limiting
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Latinrestrictivus
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Englishtornado
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Englishcolumn of air
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Latinturbō
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Englishgo to bed|going to bed
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Englishto lie down to sleep
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Latincubitum ire, decumbo, discumbo
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Englishlibido
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Englishbachelor
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Englishunmarried man
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Latinbaccalaureus
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Englishquackery
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Latinpharmacopolia
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Englishradius
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Englishlength of this line segment
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Englishmediator
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Englishone who negotiates between parties seeking mutual agreement
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Latinagaga
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Englishvariation
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Englishthe act or state of varying
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Latinvariatio
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Englishcolloquy
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Englishconversation, dialogue
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Latincolloquium
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Englishpresident
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Latinpraesidens
Englishpresident
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Englisha person presiding over a meeting, chair, presiding officer, presider
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Latinpraepositus
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Englishpresuppose
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Latinpraesupponeo, praesumo
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Englishshame on you
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Englishexpression of disapproval
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Latinte
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Englishvernacular
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Englisheveryday speech
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Latincheckvernaculus, checkvernacularis
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Englishlet go
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Englishto no longer hold on
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Latinmitto
Englishlet go
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Englishdismiss from employment
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Latindemitto, dimitto
Englishlet go
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Englisheuphemistic: to fail to maintain a standard of appearance, behavior, or performance
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Latincheckamittere
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Englishineffable
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Englishbeyond expression
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Latinineffabilis
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Englishmagnesium
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Englishchemical element
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Latinmagnesiu
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Englishillusory
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Englishillusory
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Latinillusorius
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Englishproscribe
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Englishforbid or prohibit
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Latinprohibeo, veto, interdico
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Englishverso
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Englishthe left-hand page of a book
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Englishzealously
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Englishwith zealotry
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Latinācriter, zēlanter
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Englishcontagious
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Latincheckcontagiosus
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Englishsplendor
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Englishmagnificent appearance
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Latinlux
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Englishnet
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Englishmesh of string, cord or rope
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Latinrete
Englishnet
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Englishdevice for catching fish, butterflies etc.
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Latinplaga
Englishnet
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Latincheckrete
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Englishwake up|woken up
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Englishto (become) awake
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Latinqualifierla
Englishwake up|woken up
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Englishto awaken (someone else)
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Latinexcito
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Englishcolumella
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Englishstain
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Englishdiscoloured spot or area
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Latinmacula
Englishstain
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Englishto discolour something
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Latinpolluo
Englishstain
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Latincheckmaculare
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Englishbest
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Latinoptimusoptimum
Englishbest
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Latinoptime
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Englishinsect
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Englisharthropod of class insecta
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Latinīnsectum
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Englishhi
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Englishfriendly, informal greeting
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Latinsalve, ave
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Englishpersona non grata
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Englisha person who is not welcome
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Latinpersona non grata
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Englishcoat
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Latinpallium
Englishcoat
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Englishfur or feathers
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Latinpellis
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Englishagainst
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Englishin a contrary direction to
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Latincontra, in
Englishagainst
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Englishin anticipation of, in preparation for
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Latincheckcontra
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Englishsenate
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Englisha group of experienced, respected, wise individuals serving as decision makers or advisors
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Latinsenātus
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Englishprocrastination
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Englishact of postponing, delaying or putting of
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Englishnecromancy
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Latinnigromantia, necromantia
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Englishglorious
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Englishexhibiting attributes, qualities, or acts that are worthy of or receive glory
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Latingloriosus
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Englishcuntlicker
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Englishone who gives cunnilingus
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Latincunnilingus
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Englishhappy birthday
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Englishgood wishes for a birthday
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Latinfelicem natale, fortuna dies natalis, felix dies natalis, felix sit dies natalis
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Englishvortex
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Englisheveryone
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Englishevery person
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Latinomnes
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Englishshe-cat
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Englisha female cat
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Latincatta
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Englishalas
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Englishexclamation of sorrow, etc.
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Latineheu, heu, vae
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Englishtorpor
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Englishbeing inactive or stuporous
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Englishcoup de grâce
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Englishfinal blow
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Englishpodium
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Englishlow wall, serving as a foundation, substructure, or a terrace wall
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Englishper
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Englishin accordance with
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Latincheckper
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Englishbreve
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Latinsignum correptionis
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Englishdance
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Englishmovements to music
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Latinsaltatiosaltatus, saltatus
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Englishet al.
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Englishand others
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Latinet al., et al
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Englishtemporal
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Englishof or relating to time
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Latintemporālis
Englishtemporal
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Englishof limited time
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Latintemporālis, temporārius
Englishtemporal
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Latintemporālis
Englishtemporal
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Latintemporālis, temporārius
Englishtemporal
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Englishof the temples of the head
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Latintemplaris
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Englishdiminutive
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Latin(nomen) deminutivum, (nomen) diminutivum
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Englishballot box
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Latinsitella
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Englishdoom
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Englishto condemn
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Latinsacro
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Englishdefend
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Englishward off attacks fro
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Latindefendo
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Englishmania
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Englishstate of abnormally elevated or irritable mood, arousal, and/or energy levels
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Englishaccept
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Englishto receive with consent
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Latinscisco, accipio, habeo, audio
Englishaccept
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Englishto agree to
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Latinscisco, accipio, audio
Englishaccept
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Englishto endure patiently
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Latinaccipio
Englishaccept
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Englishto agree to pay
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Latinaccipio, audio
Englishaccept
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Englishto receive officially
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Latinscisco, accipio
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Englishdetritus
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Englishgenitive
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Latingenetivus
Englishgenitive
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Englishinflection pattern
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Englishindividual
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Latinspecialis
Englishindividual
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Latinindividualis
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Englishmaterial noun
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Latinnomen materiale
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Englishisomorphic
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Latinisomorpha
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Englishsemelfactive aspect
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Englishgrammar aspect
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Latinsemelfactivus
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Englishhandicap
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Englishdisadvantage, in particular physical or mental disadvantages of people
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Latinimpedimentum
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Englishnational
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EnglishA subject of a nation
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Englishmaidservant
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Englishfemale servant, maid
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Latinancula
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Englishorganum
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Englishtype of medieval polyphony
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Englishlaryngeal
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Englishof or pertaining to larynx
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Latinqualifierla
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Englishtranslator
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Englishsomeone who translates
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Latininterpres
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Englishnearly
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Englishalmost, but not quite
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Latinprope, paene
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Englishrostrum
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Englishilliterate
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Englishnot conforming to prescribed standards of speech or writing
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Latincheckillitteratus
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Englishvirus
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Englishinfectious organis
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Latinvirus
Englishvirus
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Englishcomputer virus
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Englishlava
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Englishmelted rock
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Latinlava
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Englishinsane
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Latindēmēns, īnsānus
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Englishdoubt
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Englishuncertainty
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Latindubitasdubiu
Englishdoubt
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Latindubitare
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Englishkorea|flag
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Latinvexillum
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Englishsterilize
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Englishdisable ability to procreate
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Latinsterilizare
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Englishin person|in person
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Englishactually present
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Latinin persona
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Englishband
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Englishstrip of material wrapped around things to hold them together
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Latinfascia
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Englishlove affair
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Englishadulterous relationship
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Latinamōrēs
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