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English-Latin Dictionary: the

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the gripes: vermina {n}med.
the South: cancer {m} [fig.]litt.
the South [Ovid]: cancer {n}litt.
the ... the [e.g. the bigger the better]: quanto ... tanto
all the way: usque {adv}
between the walls: intermuralis {adj}
Beware the dog!: Cave canem!
beyond the law: exlex {adj}
by the roots: radicitus {adv}
by the way: obiter {adv}
by the year: annuatim {adv}
from the beginning: ab initio {adv}
primordialiter {adv}
from the left: a sinistra {adv}
from the narcissus: narcissinus {adj}
from the right: a dextra {adv}
in the evening: vespera {adv}
vespertino {adv}
in the neighborhood [Am.]: vicine {adv}
vicinus {adj}
in the neighbourhood [Br.]: vicine {adv}
vicinus {adj}
in the rear: a tergo {adv}
post tergum {adv}
in the vicinity: vicinus {adj}
like the Furies: furialis {adj}
of the Academy: Academicus {adj}
of the censor: censorius {adj}
of the city: urbicus {adj}
urbicarius {adj}
of the counter: mensarius {adj}
of the country: paganus {adj}
paganicus {adj}
of the Danube: Danuvinus {adj}
of the duck: anatinus {adj}
of the emperor: Augustus {adj}
of the entrails: extaris {adj}
of the fatherland: paternus {adj}
of the foot: pedalis {adj}
of the Furies: furialis {adj}
of the gazelle: bubalus {adj}
of the Germans: Germanicus {adj}
of the hair: crinalis {adj}
of the hazel: colurnus {adj}
of the hearth: focacius {adj}
focatius {adj}
of the lungs: pulmoneus {adj}anat.
of the moon: lunaris {adj}
of the narcissus: narcissinus {adj}
of the navel: umbilicaris {adj}
of the neighborhood [Am.]: vicinus {adj}
vicinalis {adj}
of the neighbourhood [Br.]: vicinus {adj}
vicinalis {adj}
of the ocean: Oceanius {adj}
of the palaestra: palaestricus {adj}
of the Palatium: Palatinus {adj}
of the pelvis: pelvicus {adj}
of the pine: pineus {adj}
of the Sicani: Sicanus {adj}
of the spine: spinalis {adj}
of the table: mensarius {adj}
of the trigon: trigonalis {adj}
of the velites: velitaris {adj}
of the west: occidaneus {adj}
on the contrary: rursus {adv}
on the way: obiter {adv}
ruling the sea: salipotens {adj}
The bill please! [Br.]: Mea ratio debiti, quaeso!
to the left: ad sinistram {adv}
to the right: ad dextram
under the opposite: sub contrario {prep}
up the river: adverso flumine {adv}
with the edge: caesim {adv}
with the roots: radicitus {adv}
to draw the sword: gladium educere [3]
gladium stringere [3]
gladium destringere [3]
to evade the law: fraudem legi facere [3]
to pass the winter: hiemare [1]
to turn the back: terga dare [1]
terga vertere [3]
condition the state: status {m}
the Red Sea: mare {n} rubrumgeogr.
mare {n} Erythraeumgeogr.
the two-horned [epithet of Bacchus]: bicorniger {m}
(early) in the morning: mane {adv}
at the fit moment: in ipso articulo {adv}
being under the feet: suppedaneus {adj}
belonging to the city: urbicus {adj}
urbicarius {adj}
belonging to the counter: mensarius {adj}
belonging to the country: paganus {adj}
paganicus {adj}
belonging to the Danube: Danuvinus {adj}
belonging to the entrails: extaris {adj}
belonging to the foot: pedalis {adj}
belonging to the Germans: Germanicus {adj}
belonging to the hearth: focacius {adj}
focatius {adj}

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