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English-Latin Dictionary: having

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VERB

to have | had | had
having | has/hath [archaic]

having angles: angularis {adj}
having arches: absidatus {adj}
having awn: aristatus {adj}
having corners: angularis {adj}
having horns: corniger {adj}
cornifer {adj}
having teeth: dentatus {adj}
having a handle: ansatus {adj}
having a rupture: herniosus {adj}
having curled hair: crispulus {adj}
having double members: bimembris {adj}
having full power: plenipotens {adj}
having large ears: auritus {adj}
having large lips: labeosus {adj}
having leering eyes: paetus {adj}
having little eyes: ocellatus {adj}
having long ears: auritus {adj}
having long hair: caesariatus {adj}
having many angles: multangulus {adj}
multiangulus {adj}
having many branches: ramosus {adj}
having much courage: multanimis {adj}
having much spirit: multanimis {adj}
having no portion: indotatus {adj}
having sharp horns: acuticornis {adj}entom.
having sharp wings: acutipennis {adj}entom.
having spinous feet: armipes {adj}
having three angles: triangulus {adj}
having three corners: triangulus {adj}
having three teeth: tridens {adj}
having three tines: tridens {adj}
having twenty angles: vigintiangulus {adj}
having two approaches: bivius {adj}
having two colors [Am.]: bicolor {adj}
bicolorus {adj}
having two colours [Br.]: bicolor {adj}
bicolorus {adj}
having two furrows: bisulcus {adj}
having two heads: biceps {adj}
having two lights: bilychnis {adj}
having two names: binominis {adj}
having two parts: biceps {adj}
having two passages: bivius {adj}
having two prongs: bifurcus {adj}
having two tails: bicodulus {adj}
having two tongues: bilinguis {adj}
having two ways: bivius {adj}
having a black beak: atrirostris {adj}
having a black snout: atrirostris {adj}
having a double meaning: bilinguis {adj}
having a hundred heads: centiceps {adj}
having a rough neck: aspericollis {adj} [rec.]entom.
having a sharp neck: acuticollis {adj}entom.
having a single horn: unicornis {adj}
having a white beak: albirostris {adj}biol.
having an obtuse angle: obtusiangulus {adj}
having ears of corn: aristatus {adj}
having power with one: compotens {adj}
having the neck gilded: auricollis {adj}
auraticollis {adj}
having travelled all night: noctuabundus {adj}
having a belly of a golden color [Am.]: auriventris {adj}
having a belly of a golden colour [Br.]: auriventris {adj}
having a ring-shaped foot: annulipes {adj} [rec.]entom.
having a slight cast in the eye: paetulus {adj}
having a surface as if scratched with a needle: aciculatus {adj}
having leaves like a fir tree: abietifolius {adj}herb.
having meter consisting of two short syllables: bibrevis {adj}
having the form of an ear: auritus {adj}
having the texture of leather: alutaceus {adj}

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