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a: Ah!
a dextra: from the right
right
a tergo: behind
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 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
abbas {m}: abbot
abbatia {f}: abbey
abbatissa {f}: abbess
abbreviare [1]: to abbreviate
to abridge
to break off
to epitomize
to shorten
to weaken
abbreviatio {f}: abbreviation <abbr.>ling.
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
abdomen {n}: belly
gluttony
paunch
abequitare [1]: to ride away
aberrare [1]: to aberr
to aberrate
to deviate
to deviate from
to digress
to err
to forget for a time
to get lost
to go astray
to go wrong
to make a mistake
to seek distraction
to stray from
to wander from
aberratio {f}: relief [from trouble]
abhinc: ago
hence
henceforth
hereafter
since
abhorrens: abhorring
differing from
recoiling
shuddering
varying from
abhorride: improperly
in an unfit manner
abiecte: abjectly
dispiritedly
lowly
meanly
abiegnus: of fir

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a	Ah!
a dextra	from the right
a dextra	right
a tergo	behind
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 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
abbas `{m}`	abbot
abbatia `{f}`	abbey
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.>
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
abdomen `{n}`	belly
abdomen `{n}`	gluttony
abdomen `{n}`	paunch
abequitare `[1]`	to ride away
aberrare `[1]`	to aberr
aberrare `[1]`	to aberrate
aberrare `[1]`	to deviate
aberrare `[1]`	to deviate from
aberrare `[1]`	to digress
aberrare `[1]`	to err
aberrare `[1]`	to forget for a time
aberrare `[1]`	to get lost
aberrare `[1]`	to go astray
aberrare `[1]`	to go wrong
aberrare `[1]`	to make a mistake
aberrare `[1]`	to seek distraction
aberrare `[1]`	to stray from
aberrare `[1]`	to wander from
aberratio `{f}`	relief `[from trouble]`
abhinc	ago
abhinc	hence
abhinc	henceforth
abhinc	hereafter
abhinc	since
abhorrens	abhorring
abhorrens	differing from
abhorrens	recoiling
abhorrens	shuddering
abhorrens	varying from
abhorride	improperly
abhorride	in an unfit manner
abiecte	abjectly
abiecte	dispiritedly
abiecte	lowly
abiecte	meanly
abiegnus	of fir

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