481 Latin Words From Letters LACERNIS

Definition: 1. inflection of aesum

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Definition: 1. inflection of āiō

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Definition: 1. saying, affirming

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Definition: 1. inflection of aiō

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Definition: 1. inflection of alcēs

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Definition: 1. inflection of alcea

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Definition: 1. A river in Bithynia mentioned by Pliny

There are 2 definitions of the word alces

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Definition: 1. inflection of alcēs

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Definition: 1. inflection of alcēs

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Definition: 1. inflection of alō

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Definition: 1. Alternative spelling of allēc.

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Definition: 1. inflection of ālea

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Definition: 1. nourishing

There are 3 definitions of the word alens

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Definition: 1. inflection of alō

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Definition: 1. Winged

There are 7 definitions of the word ales

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Definition: 1. inflection of alō

There are 3 definitions of the word ali

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Definition: 1. inflection of āla

There are 5 definitions of the word alis

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Definition: 1. inflection of alnus

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Definition: 1. inflection of alnus

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Definition: 1. inflection of alnus

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Definition: 1. inflection of algeō

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Definition: 1. A plant, perhaps the chickweed

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Definition: 1. or, or whether (A conjunction that introduces the second part of a disjunctive interrogation, or a phrase implying doubt.)

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Definition: 1. The sacred shield said to have fallen from heaven in the reign of Numa. It was the palladium of Rome.

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