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English-Latin Dictionary: with

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with: cum {prep} [+abl.]
with activity: actuose {adv}
with care: accuratus {adj}
with child: plenus {adj}
with compensation: compensato {adv}
with contempt: contemptim {adv}
with corners: angulatus {adj}
with cuts: caesim {adv}
with discernment: acute {adv}
with docility: dociliter {adv}
with honor [Am.]: honorifice {adv}
with honour [Br.]: honorifice {adv}
with pain: dolenter {adv}
with respect: honorifice {adv}
venerabundus {adj}
with restraint: abstinenter {adv}
with reward: compensato {adv}
with sorrow: dolenter {adv}
to compare with: adaequare [1] [fig.]
to comply with: accommodare [1]
adcommodare [1]
to level with: adaequare [1]
to recline with: accubare [1]
accompanied with clamor [Am.]: clamosus {adj}
accompanied with clamour [Br.]: clamosus {adj}
accompanied with noise: clamosus {adj}
alive with joy: gaudivigens {adj}
coated with wax [postpos.]: ceratus {adj}
cooled with snow: nivatus {adj}
covered with bars: cancellosus {adj}
covered with grass: gramineus {adj}
covered with hair: caesariatus {adj}
covered with scales: squamosus {adj}
drunk with wine: vinosus {adj}oenol.
embroidered with gold [postpos.]: auriphrygius {adj}
auriphrygiatus {adj}
filled with clamor [Am.]: clamosus {adj}
filled with clamour [Br.]: clamosus {adj}
filled with noise: clamosus {adj}
fitted with armor: armatus {adj}mil.
furnished with bedchambers: cubiculatus {adj}
furnished with socci: soccatus {adj}
mixed with natron: nitratus {adj}chem.
painted with purpurissum: purpurissatus {adj}
pale with fright: pallidus {adj}
provided with victims: hostiatus {adj}
resounding with arms: armisonus {adj}
set with pearls [postpos.]: bacatus {adj}
with dilated veins: varicosus {adj}
with double opening: bipatens {adj}
with great labor: operose {adv}
with great pains: operose {adv}
with great pleasure: perlubenter {adv}
perlibenter {adv}
with great reluctance: perinvitus {adj}
with large clusters: bumammus {adj}
with much difficulty: permoleste {adv}
with much trouble: permoleste {adv}
with six angles: sexangulus {adj}
with the edge: caesim {adv}
with the roots: radicitus {adv}
with two keys: bilinguis {adj} [tibiae]
with two summits: biceps {adj}
to endow with existence: creare [1]
to find fault with: accusare [1]
accussare [1]
fight with beasts: ludus {m} bestiarius
adorned with pendent ribbons: lemniscatus {adj}
armed with a dart: verutus {adj}
armed with a javelin: verutus {adj}
blinking with the eyes: paetus {adj}
covered with a gausapa: gausapatus {adj}vest.
covered with a hood: palliolatus {adj}
covered with a railing: cancellosus {adj}
furnished with a handle: ansatus {adj}
furnished with a hook: hamatus {adj}
furnished with long sleeves: manuleatus {adj}vest.
furnished with state-rooms: cubiculatus {adj}
having power with one: compotens {adj}
polished with a tooth: dentatus {adj}
ruling with the trident: tridentipotens {adj}
skilful with the bow [Br.]: arcipotens {adj}
arquipotens {adj}
skilful with the plectrum [Br.]: plectripotens {adj}
skillful with the bow [Am.]: arcipotens {adj}
arquipotens {adj}
skillful with the plectrum [Am.]: plectripotens {adj}
winking with the eyes: paetus {adj}
with a filthy beard: illutibarbus {adj}
with a hundred arms: centumgeminus {adj}
with a hundred hands: centimanus {adj}
with a military cloak: paludatus {adj}
with all one's heart: toto pectore {adv}
to approve with loud cries: acclamare [1]
to be sick with desire: pallere [2]
to charge with a crime: accussare [1]
accusare [1]ius
to do something with care: accurare [1]
to imbue with healing power: medicare [1]
to seek to deal with: aucupari [1]

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