86 Ergebnisse
- equus bellatora spirited horse, a mettlesome horse
- examussimaccording to a rule, exactly, quite
- ex compositoaccording to agreement, by agreement, in concert
- ex commodoaccording to one's convenience, conveniently, at one’s leisure
- ex veroaccording to the truth, in truth, truthfully
- ex votoaccording to the vow
- ego vero mallemafter all, I'd rather
- ex alio atque alio subortualways from a fresh source
- error calculariusan error in reckoning
- et alia generis eiusdemand so forth
- et ceteraand so forth
- et deincepsand so forth
- et id genus aliaand so forth
- et quae sunt generis eiusdemand so forth
- et quae sunt reliquaand so forth
- et consimiliaand the like, and similar things
- ex integroanew, afresh
- esto!anyway, I don't care, it's good
- exercitus collecticiusarmy gathered hastily without selection
- ex voluntateas requested, as desired, according to wish
- equo admissoat full speed
- epulas adeoattend the banquet
- eius generis sumbe among
- eius ordinis sumbe among
- ex usu estbe of use, be of service, be of benefit, be useful, be serviceable, be advantageous, be profitable
- essedarius, essedaria, essedariumbelonging to a war-chariot
- effervesco 3boil up, boil over, foam up, effervesce, ferment, grow violent, rage, light up, shine out, boil out, subside, abate
- ex accidentiby accident, accidentally
- ex conventuby agreement
- eruca, erucae fcaterpillar, cankerworm, sort of cole-wort
- ex confessoconfessedly, beyond doubt
- ex destinatodesignedly, intentionally
- ex imo verro arenasdigging up sand from the depths (of the sea)
- ex industriadiligently, assiduously, on purpose, purposely, intentionally
- extremum iudiciumdoomsday, last judgment
- e-litterae, e-litterārum fe-mail
- epistula electronica, epistulae electroncae fe-mail
- exaggerata verborum volubilitaseffusive eloquence, exuberant eloquence
- etiam tunceven then, still
- essedarius, essedarii mfighter in a war-chariot, gladiator
- ex aversionefrom behind
- et adversus et aversusfrom the front and from behind
- ex adversofrom the front, opposite
- ex animofrom the heart, from the bottom of one’s heart, deeply, truly, sincerely
- e vicinofrom the neighborhood, from near
- ex unguiculisfrom the very finger-tips, through and through
- ex hac deductione rationisfrom this course of reasoning
- exorbito 1go out of the track, deviate
- e partu laborohave birth pains, give birth, want to give birth
- exitus humanitariushumanitarian corridor
- eum esse nefarium non putaviI did not believe him to be nefarious
- e vestigioinstantaneous, on the spot, immediately
- ex continentiinstantly, immediately
- exiguus ususlittle benefit, low utility
- ex alicuius more vivolive by someone's will
- equi vectigaleslucrative horses, profitable horses
- exercitatio, exercitationis fmoving, agitating, setting in motion, Exercise, practice
- eo accedit, quod (ut)...on top of that, in addition to that
- ex trivioout of the street, from the mob
- equus vectariuspackhorse, draught-horse
- extenuo 1play down, downplay, minimize
- equi cursualespost-horses
- ecdicus, ecdici mPublic Prosecutor, District Attorney
- extrema aciesrearmost line of battle
- ex sepulcro exeoresurrect, return to life
- equus advectorRiding horse
- equa vectrixriding mare
- epistula uniformisserial letter, mail merge letter
- est alicuī in ususomeone is used to, someone is accustomed, it is a character trait of someone
- ex libidine causam arcessostart a cause
- enixestrenuously, earnestly, zealously
- ex abundantisuperabundantly
- ex supervacuosuperfluously, uselessly
- excipio 5take upon oneself
- essedum loricatumtank, armored car
- equi curatoriciithe horses of a provincial commissary
- elementa vocaliathe vowels
- extremis digitis aliquid attingoto concern oneself only fleetingly with something, to deal with something only superficially
- exercitum in Italiam transponotranslate the army to Italy
- exorbito 1turn out of the track, turn aside
- elephantus bellicuswar elephant
- elephantus militariswar elephant
- equus albuswhite horse
- ex totowholly, completely, entirely, altogether, totally
- expers veritatiswithout experience of reality
- effector mundiworld builder, world architect
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