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English-Latin Dictionary: of

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of: ex {prep}
de {prep}
devoid of: vacuus {adj}
free of: vacuus {adj}
instead of: pro {prep} [+abl.]
of adamant: adamanteus {adj}
of fir: abiegnus {adj}
of forty: quadragenarius {adj}
of Mars: Martialis {adj}
of rhetoric: rhetoricus {adj}
of spring: vernus {adj}
of war: duellicus {adj}
of wheat [postpos.]: triticeus {adj}
of yesterday: hesternus {adj}
to consist (of): constare (ex) [1]
to deprive (of): abrogare [1]
to disapprove of: abdicare [1]
to dispose of: abalienare [1]
a couple of: duo
because of that: quamobrem {adv}
because of this: quamobrem {adv}
fond of drinking: bibulus {adj}
full of shallows: vadosus {adj}
in front of: ante {prep}
made of copper [postpos.]: cupreus {adj}
cypreus {adj}
of a cow: vaccinus {adj}
of a horse: cantherinus {adj}
of a marriage: nuptialis {adj}
of a mother: maternus {adj}
of a wedding: nuptialis {adj}
of great importance: maximi momenti
of present time: nunc {adv}
of the lungs: pulmoneus {adj}anat.
of two colors: bicolor {adj}
bicolorus {adj}
out of tune: absurdus {adj}
to get rid of: amovere [2]
to take care of: accurare [1]
attack of sneezing: sternutamentum {n}
breath of air: spiramentum {n}
bringer of peace: pacator {m}
clod (of earth): glaeba {f}
coincidence of opposites: coincidentia {f} oppositorum
Eratosthenes of Cyrene: Eratosthenes {m} Cyrenaeushist.
festival of Bacchus: Bacchanalia {n.pl}
glass of water: calix {m} vitreus aquae
line of argument: argumentatio {f}
oath of allegiance: sacramentum {n}
object of reproach: crimen {n}
period of life: aetas {f}
presentation of arguments: argumentatio {f}
prize of valor: adorea {f}
reign of violence: tyrannis {f}civil.
reward of valor: adorea {f}
rites of Bacchus: Bacchanalia {n.pl}
Sea of Marmara: Propontis {f}geogr.
Sea of Marmora [spv.]: Propontis {f}geogr.
sense of honor: pudor {m}
sense of taste: sapor {m}
sense of touch: tactio {f}anat.
standards {pl} of reference [fig.]: sedes {f} materiaeius
stealing of cattle: abactus {m}
votaries of Bacchus: bacchans {f}
words of institution [Eucharist]: verba {pl} testamentirelig.
writer of comedy: comicus {m}
in front of everybody: coram {adv}
of a young girl: puellaris {adj}
of four hundred each: quadringenarius {adj}
of what (small) size: quantulus {adj}
on account of this: quamobrem {adv}
quam ob rem {adv}
to clear trees of knots: abnodare [1]agr.
bottom of a ship: carina {f}
conical cap of leather: galerus {m}
crown of the head: vortex {m}
fruit of a tree: baca {f}
bacca {f}
lobe of the ear: auricilla {f}anat.
having meter consisting of two short syllables: bibrevis {adj}
How quickly the glory of the world passes away.: O quam cito transit gloria mundi.
Hunger is the teacher of skills.: Fames artium magistra.
I am ashamed of you.: Me tui pudet.
of a public / professional prosecutor: accusatorius {adj}
received in the place of a child: adoptaticius {adj}
reveling in the manner of Bacchantes [Am.]: bacchabundus {adj}
revelling in the manner of Bacchantes: bacchabundus {adj}
riotously in the manner of Bacchantes: bacchatim {adv}
since the beginning of the time: ab aeterno
Thus passes the glory of the world.: Sic transit gloria mundi.
remove the power of sight [especially by using a red-hot iron rod or basin]: abacinare [1]
to celebrate the festival of Bacchus: bacchari [1]
to heap up earth around the roots of plants: adcumulare [1]
accumulare [1]
to heap up earth over roots of plants: accumulare [1]
adcumulare [1]
shrine where the rites of Bacchus were celebrated: Bacchanal {n}
site where the rites of Bacchus were celebrated: Bacchanal {n}

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