543 Latin Words From Letters TINCTARUM

Definition: 1. Alternative form of atque.

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Definition: 1. inflection of acinus

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Definition: 1. inflection of ācer

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Definition: 1. inflection of ācer

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Definition: 1. inflection of ācrus

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Definition: 1. inflection of āctus

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Definition: 1. Actium (town in Epirus and site of a famous naval battle)

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Definition: 1. inflection of āctus

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Definition: 1. inflection of āctus

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Definition: 1. inflection of āctus

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Definition: 1. inflection of āctūrus

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Definition: 1. inflection of acus

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Definition: 1. inflection of aceō

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Definition: 1. inflection of aceō

There are 2 definitions of the word acuit

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Definition: 1. inflection of acus

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Definition: 1. inflection of acūtus

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Definition: 1. A tribe of Ariana mentioned by Pliny

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Definition: 1. inflection of āiō

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Definition: 1. inflection of aiō

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Definition: 1. inflection of āiō

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Definition: 1. bisnaga (Visnaga daucoides, syn. Ammi visnaga)

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Definition: 1. inflection of amictus

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Definition: 1. inflection of amnis

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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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