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English-Latin Dictionary: for

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for: nam {conj}
pro {prep} [+abl.]
for attendance: conventicius {adj}
for baggage: sarcinarius {adj}
for ever: in aeternum {adv}
for example <e.g.>: exempli gratia {adv} <e.g.>
for harrowing: occatorius {adj}
for nothing: frustra {adv}
for sitting: sellariolus {adj}
for wine: vinarius {adj}oenol.
to call for: poscere [3]
to long for: pallere [2]
desiderare [1]
habiturire [4]
to look for: respicere [3]
to look for [search, seek]: petere [3]
quaerere [3]
to wish for: desiderare [1]
for all time: in perpetuum {adv}
for cooking entrails: extaris {adj}
for what reason: quamobrem {adv}
for which cause: quamobrem {adv}
good for everything: panchrestus {adj}
good for healing: medicatus {adj}
serving for compensating: compensativus {adj}
serving for compensation: compensativus {adj}
useful for everything: panchrestus {adj}
useful for healing: medicatus {adj}
to make up for: compensare [1]
bit for horses: camus {m}
box for incense: acerra {f}
casket for incense: acerra {f}
collar for neck: camus {m}
desire for food: appetitio {f}
leaping for joy: exsultatio {f}
muzzle for horses: camus {m}
passage for cattle: actus {m}
prostitute for hire: mulier {f} quaestuaria
sack for liquids: culleus {m}
signal for war: tuba {f}
vessel for bathing: baptisterium {n}arch.relig.
fit for a husband: viripotens {adj}
for a little while: paulisper {adv}
for a short time: paulisper {adv}
for the fifth time: quinto {adv}
quintum {adv}
for the sixth time: sextum {adv}
for the third time: tertio {adv}
for the twelfth time: duodecimo {adv}
to call upon (for assistance): inclamare [1]
to forget for a time: aberrare [1]
to have a care for: respicere [3]
to lay a trap for: aucupari [1]
to lie in wait for: aucupari [1]
machine for crushing flintstones: fractaria {f}instr.
of a place for burning the dead: bustuarius {adj}
that is to be wished for: desiderabilis {adj}
that serves for raising up: antarius {adj}
to do for the third time: tertiare [1]
to take up quarters for the winter: hiemare [1]
cables for raising a scaffold [or stage, mast, etc.]: funes {m.pl} antarii
dining couch for two persons: biclinium {n}
formal proposition for a law: lex {f}
pocket for carrying a purse: sacciperium {n}

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