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a: Ah!
a dextra: from the right
right
a sinistra: from the left
a tergo: behind
in the rear
ab aeterno: since a very long time ago
since the beginning of the time
ab initio: from the beginning
abacinare [1]: remove the power of sight [especially by using a red-hot iron rod or basin]
to make blind [especially by using a red-hot iron rod or basin]
abactius: rustled [of cattle]
stolen [of cattle]
abactor {m}: [one who drives off]
cattle thief
abactus: driven away
driven back
driven off
forced to resign
passed over
restrained
abactus {m}: cattle thieving
rustling [stealing of cattle]
stealing of cattle
abaculus {m}: [small cube or tile of colored glass for making ornamental pavements]
tessera
abacus {m}: counting table
gaming board
sideboard
tray
abaestuare [1]: to wave down richly
abalienare [1]: give up possessionius
make alien [from someone]
make hostile
to abstract
to alienate
to detach
to dispose of
to estrange
to remove
to separate
to transfer by saleius
abalienatus: dead
estranged
mortified
unfriendly
abante: before
in front
Abanteus: of Abas
Abantius: of Abantia
Abaritanus: of Abaris
abascantus: unenvied
abavia {f}: great-great-grandmother
abavus {m}: ancestor
forefather
great-great-grandfather
abaxialis: abaxial
abbas {m}: abbot
abbatia {f}: abbey
abbatialis: abbatial
of an abbey
of an abbot / abbess
pertaining to an abbey
pertaining to an abbot / abbess
abbatissa {f}: abbessrelig.
abbreviare [1]: to abbreviate
to abridge
to break off
to epitomize
to shorten
to weaken
abbreviatio {f}: abbreviation <abbr.>ling.
abchasicus: Abkhasian
Abkhazian
Abderitanus: foolish
idiotic
of the city of Abdera
pertaining the city of Abdera
abdicare [1]: to condemn
to deny
to disallow
to disapprove of
to forbid
to refuse
to reject
to renounce [a throne]ius
to withhold a rightius
abdicatio {f}: abdication
disinheriting
disowning
formal laying down
renouncing
renunciation of an office
voluntary renunciation
abdicative: negatively
abdicativus: negative
abditivus: removed
separated
abditum {n}: hidden places
abditus: concealed

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a	Ah!
a dextra	from the right
a dextra	right
a sinistra	from the left
a tergo	behind
a tergo	in the rear
ab aeterno	since a very long time ago
ab aeterno	since the beginning of the time
ab initio	from the beginning
abacinare `[1]`	remove the power of sight `[especially by using a red-hot iron rod or basin]`
abacinare `[1]`	to make blind `[especially by using a red-hot iron rod or basin]`
abactius	rustled `[of cattle]`
abactius	stolen `[of cattle]`
abactor `{m}`	`[one who drives off]`
abactor `{m}`	cattle thief
abactus	driven away
abactus	driven back
abactus	driven off
abactus	forced to resign
abactus	passed over
abactus	restrained
abactus `{m}`	cattle thieving
abactus `{m}`	rustling `[stealing of cattle]`
abactus `{m}`	stealing of cattle
abaculus `{m}`	`[small cube or tile of colored glass for making ornamental pavements]`
abaculus `{m}`	tessera
abacus `{m}`	counting table
abacus `{m}`	gaming board
abacus `{m}`	sideboard
abacus `{m}`	tray
abaestuare `[1]`	to wave down richly
ius abalienare `[1]`	give up possession
abalienare `[1]`	make alien `[from someone]`
abalienare `[1]`	make hostile
abalienare `[1]`	to abstract
abalienare `[1]`	to alienate
abalienare `[1]`	to detach
abalienare `[1]`	to dispose of
abalienare `[1]`	to estrange
abalienare `[1]`	to remove
abalienare `[1]`	to separate
ius abalienare `[1]`	to transfer by sale
abalienatus	dead
abalienatus	estranged
abalienatus	mortified
abalienatus	unfriendly
abante	before
abante	in front
Abanteus	of Abas
Abantius	of Abantia
Abaritanus	of Abaris
abascantus	unenvied
abavia `{f}`	great-great-grandmother
abavus `{m}`	ancestor
abavus `{m}`	forefather
abavus `{m}`	great-great-grandfather
abaxialis	abaxial
abbas `{m}`	abbot
abbatia `{f}`	abbey
abbatialis	abbatial
abbatialis	of an abbey
abbatialis	of an abbot / abbess
abbatialis	pertaining to an abbey
abbatialis	pertaining to an abbot / abbess
relig. abbatissa `{f}`	abbess
abbreviare `[1]`	to abbreviate
abbreviare `[1]`	to abridge
abbreviare `[1]`	to break off
abbreviare `[1]`	to epitomize
abbreviare `[1]`	to shorten
abbreviare `[1]`	to weaken
ling. abbreviatio `{f}`	abbreviation <abbr.>
abchasicus	Abkhasian
abchasicus	Abkhazian
Abderitanus	foolish
Abderitanus	idiotic
Abderitanus	of the city of Abdera
Abderitanus	pertaining the city of Abdera
abdicare `[1]`	to condemn
abdicare `[1]`	to deny
abdicare `[1]`	to disallow
abdicare `[1]`	to disapprove of
abdicare `[1]`	to forbid
abdicare `[1]`	to refuse
abdicare `[1]`	to reject
ius abdicare `[1]`	to renounce `[a throne]`
ius abdicare `[1]`	to withhold a right
abdicatio `{f}`	abdication
abdicatio `{f}`	disinheriting
abdicatio `{f}`	disowning
abdicatio `{f}`	formal laying down
abdicatio `{f}`	renouncing
abdicatio `{f}`	renunciation of an office
abdicatio `{f}`	voluntary renunciation
abdicative	negatively
abdicativus	negative
abditivus	removed
abditivus	separated
abditum `{n}`	hidden places
abditus	concealed

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