Recent Words
This is a list of the 60 most recent words added to the dictionary.
| Word | Part of Speech | Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Spectare | verb | To look at, see, watch |
| Iudicium | noun | Trial, court; judgement, opinion, sentence |
| Ruere | verb | To hurry, rush; to fall down |
| Volare | verb | To fly |
| Apis | noun | Bee |
| Solere | verb | To be accustomed |
| Praecipue | adverb | Especially |
| Venari | verb | To hunt, chase |
| Curvus | adjective | Bent, curved |
| Pestis | noun | Plague, pest; ruin, destruction |
| Venenum | noun | Drug, poison |
| Heu | interjection | Alas (expressing dismay or pain) |
| Intestina | noun | Intestines, guts, entrails |
| Pietas | noun | Piety, sense of duty; filial love |
| Optare | verb | To choose, wish |
| Pudicus | adjective | Pure, chaste, modest |
| Laetitia | noun | Happiness, joy, delight, elation |
| Pectus | noun | Chest, breast; heart, mind (fig) |
| Ops | noun | Power or ability to help; resources (plural) |
| Sive | conjunction | Or, or if, whether…or |
| Pervincere | verb | To conquer completely, surpass |
| Deponere | verb | To lay; put away, get rid of |
| Desinere | verb | To cease, stop, desist, abandon |
| Reducere | verb | To withdraw, lead back |
| Quacumque | adverb | Wherever; anyhow, in any way |
| Ingratus | adjective | Thankless, ungrateful |
| Aetas | noun | Age, lifetime |
| Abuti | verb | To use up, exhaust |
| Fallere | verb | To deceive, beguile, trick |
| Violare | verb | To violate |
| Fides | noun | Trust, faith, belief |
| Pius | adjective | Dutiful, conscientious |
| Cogitare | verb | To think, ponder, wonder, imagine |
| Voluptas | noun | Pleasure, enjoyment; entertainment (plural) |
| Prior | adjective | Prior, former, previous |
| Recordari | verb | To remember, recount |
| Immo | adverb | Rather, no (corrects a previous assertion) |
| Contra | preposition | Against, in opposition of |
| Destinare | verb | To resolve, determine, secure |
| Basiare | verb | To kiss |
| At | conjunction | But, yet |
| Obdurare | verb | To persist, stand firm |
| Mens | noun | Mind |
| Perferre | verb | To convey, bring; to bear, endure |
| Obstinatus | adjective | Firm, resolute; stubborn |
| Iocosus | adjective | Humorous, playful |
| Quo | adverb | Where |
| Fulgere | verb | To shine, flash |
| Excruciare | verb | To torture, torment |
| Requirere | verb | To ask, seek, search, inquire |
| Fortassis | adverb | Perhaps, possibly |
| Fortasse | adverb | Perhaps, possibly |
| Cogere | verb | To collect, gather; to thicken; to compel, force |
| Talis | adjective | Such |
| Iniuria | noun | Injury, offense, injustice, wrongdoing |
| Potis | adjective | Possible, able |
| Vilis | adjective | Cheap, worthless, poor, common |
| Urere | verb | To burn, scorch |
| Etsi | conjunction | Even if, though, yet |
| Cognoscere | verb | To know, learn |
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