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English-Latin Dictionary: to

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next to: apud {prep}
iuxta {prep}
secus {prep}
to accommodate to: accommodare [1]
adcommodare [1]
to adapt to: accommodare [1]
adcommodare [1]
to adjust to: accommodare [1]
adcommodare [1]
to attach to: adalligare [1]
to attain to: adaequare [1]
to attend to: accurare [1]
to bind to: adalligare [1]
to compare to: adaequare [1] [fig.]
to conform to: accommodare [1]
adcommodare [1]
to fasten to: adalligare [1]
to fit to: accorporare [1]
adcorporare [1]
to go to: petere [+acc.] [3]
to have to: debere [2]
to join to: accorporare [1]
adcorporare [1]
to listen to: auscultare [1]
to look to: respicere [3]
to want (to): velle [irreg.]
able to fly: pennipotens {adj}
according to fate: fataliter {adv}
addicted to drunkenness: ebriosus {adj}
belonging to betrothal: sponsalis {adj}
belonging to birth: genetivus {adj}
belonging to byways: semitarius {adj}
belonging to calling: vocativus {adj}
belonging to espousal: sponsalis {adj}
belonging to fate: fatalis {adj}
belonging to forefathers: paternus {adj}
belonging to generation: genetivus {adj}
belonging to giving: dativus {adj}
belonging to grammar: grammaticus {adj}
belonging to kinsman: fraternus {adj}
belonging to lanes: semitarius {adj}
belonging to machines: machinalis {adj}
belonging to Mars: Martialis {adj}
belonging to naming: nominativus {adj}
belonging to Vulcan: Vulcanalis {adj}geol.
Volcanalis {adj}geol.
belonging to wounds: vulnerarius {adj}
forced to resign: abactus {adj}
given to drinking: ebriosus {adj}
pertaining to death: niger {adj}
pertaining to intercourse: conventicius {adj}
relating to Bacchus: Bacchanalis {adj}
relating to beginning: initialis {adj}
right up to: usque ad {prep} [medieval latin]
subject to change: commutabilis {adj}
to apply oneself to: accommodare [1]
to beat to pieces: praecidere [3]
to bring to maturity: maturare [1]
to bring water to: adaquare [1]
to come to maturity: maturare [1]
to dash to pieces: disicere [3]
to desire to have: habiturire [4]
to give to drink: adaquare [1]
to go to bed: cubitum ire [3]
to go to school: ad scholam ire [3]
to incline to something: acclinare [1]
adclinare [1]
to listen to music: musicam auscultare [1]
to make equal to: adaequare [1]
to supply water to: adaquare [1]
to tear to pieces: disicere [3]
inclination to steal: furacitas {f}
persuasion to error: inductio {f} erroris
power to command: imperium {n}
proneness to anger: iracundia {f}
tearing to pieces: diruptio {f}
dilaceratio {f}
belonging to a battle: proeliaris {adj}mil.
belonging to a belt: zonarius {adj}
belonging to a father: paternus {adj}
belonging to a girdle: zonarius {adj}
belonging to a guardian: tutorius {adj}
belonging to a horse: cantherinus {adj}
belonging to a relative: fraternus {adj}
belonging to a stepmother: novercalis {adj}
belonging to a triumph: triumphalis {adj}
belonging to a village: paganus {adj}
belonging to an accusation: accusativus {adj}
belonging to the country: paganus {adj}
paganicus {adj}
belonging to the Danube: Danuvinus {adj}
belonging to the foot: pedalis {adj}
belonging to the lungs: pulmoneus {adj}
belonging to the navel: umbilicaris {adj}
belonging to the spine: spinalis {adj}
belonging to the trigon: trigonalis {adj}
belonging to thirty years: tricennalis {adj}
fitted to the hand: manualis {adj}
from angle to angle: angulatim {adv}
from corner to corner: angulatim {adv}

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