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Macaronesia
{f}
Macaronesia
geogr.
machina
{f}
machine
machina
{f}
caffearia
[rec.]
coffee maker
macula
{f}
spot
stain
madidus
wet
maestus
depressing
maga
{f}
witch
magis
more
magis minusve
more or less
magister
{m}
master
teacher
magistratus
{m}
(magisterial) office
(public) functionary
civil office
magistracy
magistrate
magnificare
[1]
to esteem highly
[prize]
to extol
[praise]
to glorify
[praise]
to praise
to prize
magnificentia
{f}
magnificence
magnificus
magnificent
magnus
big
maior
bigger
greater
Maius
{m}
May
male
unfortunately
maledicus
abusive
maleficium
{n}
malefaction
malignus
jealous
[of]
malitia
{f}
malice
malle
[irreg.]
to prefer
malum
{n}
apple
gastr.
crime
damage
evil
injury
misdeed
misfortune
malus
bad
mammuthus
{m}
[rec.]
mammoth
anim.
T
mancipium
{n}
slave
mandatum
{n}
command
instruction
mandate
mission
order
mane
(early) in the morning
mansio
{f}
stay
manualis
fitted to the hand
manuscriptum
{n}
manuscript
mappa
{f}
napkin
mare
{n}
sea
geogr.
margarita
{f}
pearl
margo
{f}
border
edge
rim
threshold
margo
{m}
margin
maritare
[1]
to marry
to wed
[marry]
maritus
conjugal
marital
matrimonial
maritus
{m}
husband
spouse
marmor
{n}
marble
marmoreus
marmoreal
marsuppium
{n}
purse
Martialis
belonging to Mars
of Mars
Martius
{m}
March
masculus
male
masculine
massa
{f}
mass
mater
{f}
mother
mum
[Br.]
[coll.]
matercula
{f}
mother
[small or elderly]
materia
{f}
material
maternus
of a mother
matertera
{f}
aunt
[on the maternal side]
mathematica
{f}
mathematics
math.
matricida
{m}
matricide
[killer of own mother]
matricidium
{n}
matricide
matrix
{f}
matrix
anat.
litt.
maturare
[1]
to bring to maturity
to come to maturity
to mature
to ripen
maxime
above all
maximi momenti
of great importance
me pudet
I am ashamed
Me tui pudet.
I am ashamed of you.
Mea ratio debiti, quaeso!
The bill please!
[Br.]
Medea
{f}
Medea
myth.
media nocte
at midnight
media nox
{f}
midnight
medica
{f}
doctor
[female]
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M
geogr.
Macaronesia
{f}
Macaronesia
machina
{f}
machine
machina
{f}
caffearia
[rec.]
coffee maker
macula
{f}
spot
macula
{f}
stain
madidus
wet
maestus
depressing
maga
{f}
witch
magis
more
magis minusve
more or less
magister
{m}
master
magister
{m}
teacher
magistratus
{m}
(magisterial) office
magistratus
{m}
(public) functionary
magistratus
{m}
civil office
magistratus
{m}
magistracy
magistratus
{m}
magistrate
magnificare
[1]
to esteem highly
[prize]
magnificare
[1]
to extol
[praise]
magnificare
[1]
to glorify
[praise]
magnificare
[1]
to praise
magnificare
[1]
to prize
magnificentia
{f}
magnificence
magnificus
magnificent
magnus
big
maior
bigger
maior
greater
Maius
{m}
May
male
unfortunately
maledicus
abusive
maleficium
{n}
malefaction
malignus
jealous
[of]
malitia
{f}
malice
malle
[irreg.]
to prefer
gastr.
malum
{n}
apple
malum
{n}
crime
malum
{n}
damage
malum
{n}
evil
malum
{n}
injury
malum
{n}
misdeed
malum
{n}
misfortune
malus
bad
anim.
T
mammuthus
{m}
[rec.]
mammoth
mancipium
{n}
slave
mandatum
{n}
command
mandatum
{n}
instruction
mandatum
{n}
mandate
mandatum
{n}
mission
mandatum
{n}
order
mane
(early) in the morning
mansio
{f}
stay
manualis
fitted to the hand
manuscriptum
{n}
manuscript
mappa
{f}
napkin
geogr.
mare
{n}
sea
margarita
{f}
pearl
margo
{f}
border
margo
{f}
edge
margo
{f}
rim
margo
{f}
threshold
margo
{m}
margin
maritare
[1]
to marry
maritare
[1]
to wed
[marry]
maritus
conjugal
maritus
marital
maritus
matrimonial
maritus
{m}
husband
maritus
{m}
spouse
marmor
{n}
marble
marmoreus
marmoreal
marsuppium
{n}
purse
Martialis
belonging to Mars
Martialis
of Mars
Martius
{m}
March
masculus
male
masculus
masculine
massa
{f}
mass
mater
{f}
mother
mater
{f}
mum
[Br.]
[coll.]
matercula
{f}
mother
[small or elderly]
materia
{f}
material
maternus
of a mother
matertera
{f}
aunt
[on the maternal side]
math.
mathematica
{f}
mathematics
matricida
{m}
matricide
[killer of own mother]
matricidium
{n}
matricide
anat.
litt.
matrix
{f}
matrix
maturare
[1]
to bring to maturity
maturare
[1]
to come to maturity
maturare
[1]
to mature
maturare
[1]
to ripen
maxime
above all
maximi momenti
of great importance
me pudet
I am ashamed
Me tui pudet.
I am ashamed of you.
Mea ratio debiti, quaeso!
The bill please!
[Br.]
myth.
Medea
{f}
Medea
media nocte
at midnight
media nox
{f}
midnight
medica
{f}
doctor
[female]
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