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English-Latin Dictionary: on

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on: de {prep}
to come on: adventare [1]
to hang on: accommodare [1]
adcommodare [1]
to lay on: accommodare [1]
adcommodare [1]
to put on: accommodare [1]
adcommodare [1]
to recline on: accubare [1]
to rest on sth.: adclinare [1]
leading on: deductio {f}
Life goes on.: Vita procedit.
on that account: quam ob rem {adv}
on the contrary: rursus {adv}
on the way: obiter {adv}
on this account: prohinc {adv}
on what account: quamobrem {adv}
on which account: quamobrem {adv}
to carry on war: militare [1]
bellare [1]mil.
belligerare [1]mil.
to deny on oath: abiurare [1]
to lean on something: acclinare [1]
adclinare [1]
to rest on something: acclinare [1]
depending on the will: arbitrarius {adj}
on account of which: quam ob rem {adv}
on the other hand: rursus {adv}
powerful on the tripod: cortinipotens {adj}
to let out on hire: ablocare [1]
box on the ear: colaphus {m}
(lying) on this side of the Alps: cisalpinus {adj}
(on) the day after tomorrow: perendie {adv}
Go on, I will soon follow.: Abi prae, jam ego sequar.
in bondage on account of debt: obaeratus {adj}
Perhaps someday we will look back on these things with joy.: Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit. [Virgil]cit.
with horns on the forehead: cornifrons {adj}
to touch on a delicate subject: ulcus tangere [3]
festival on the twentieth anniversary of an emperor's reign: vicennalia {n.pl}
joint on the stalk of a plant: geniculum {n}anat.
knot on the stalk of a plant: geniculum {n}anat.
purple stripe on the tunica: clavus {m}

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