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Dictionary Latin ← English: having

Translation 1 - 47 of 47

Latin

English

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VERB

to have | had | had
having | has/hath [archaic]

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angularis {adj}

having angles

absidatus {adj}

having arches

angularis {adj}

having corners

cornifer {adj}

having horns

corniger {adj}

having horns

dentatus {adj}

having teeth

3 Words: Others

ansatus {adj}

having a handle

herniosus {adj}

having a rupture

crispulus {adj}

having curled hair

bimembris {adj}

having double members

plenipotens {adj}

having full power

labeosus {adj}

having large lips

paetus {adj}

having leering eyes

ocellatus {adj}

having little eyes

caesariatus {adj}

having long hair

multangulus {adj}

having many angles

multiangulus {adj}

having many angles

ramosus {adj}

having many branches

multanimis {adj}

having much courage

multanimis {adj}

having much spirit

indotatus {adj}

having no portion

triangulus {adj}

having three angles

triangulus {adj}

having three corners

tridens {adj}

having three teeth

tridens {adj}

having three tines

vigintiangulus {adj}

having twenty angles

bivius {adj}

having two approaches

bicolor {adj}

having two colors [Am.]

bicolorus {adj}

having two colors [Am.]

bicolor {adj}

having two colours [Br.]

bicolorus {adj}

having two colours [Br.]

bisulcus {adj}

having two furrows

bilychnis {adj}

having two lights

binominis {adj}

having two names

biceps {adj}

having two parts

bivius {adj}

having two passages

bicodulus {adj}

having two tails

bilinguis {adj}

having two tongues

bivius {adj}

having two ways

4 Words: Others

bilinguis {adj}

having a double meaning

centiceps {adj}

having a hundred heads

obtusiangulus {adj}

having an obtuse angle

compotens {adj}

having power with one

noctuabundus {adj}

having travelled all night

5+ Words: Others

paetulus {adj}

having a slight cast in the eye

abietifolius {adj}

having leaves like a fir tree

bibrevis {adj}

having meter consisting of two short syllables

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