Recent Words

This is a list of the 60 most recent words added to the dictionary.

Word	Part of Speech	Translation
Quidquid	pronoun	Whatever, Whichever
Quisquis	pronoun	Whoever
Quisquis	pronoun	Whoever
Quidque	pronoun	Everything
Quaeque	pronoun	Everyone, everybody
Quisque	pronoun	Everyone, Everybody
Quoddam	pronoun	Something, a certain thing
Quaedam	pronoun	Someone, a certain one
Quidam	pronoun	Someone, a certain one
Ipsum	pronoun	Itself
Ipsa	pronoun	Herself
Ipse	pronoun	Himself
Suus	adjective	His, her, its, their
Genu	noun	Knee
Conari	verb	To try
Mori	verb	To die
Nihil	noun	Nothing
Pervicax	adjective	Obstinate, wilful, stubborn
Temptare	verb	To try, attempt
Sperare	verb	To hope
Solvere	verb	To loosen, release, cast off
Salire	verb	To jump, leap, dance
Resistere	verb	To resist
Retinere	verb	To hold back, withold
Quiescere	verb	To rest
Praeesse	verb	To be in charge
Praeterire	verb	To pass, go past
Portare	verb	To carry
Offerre	verb	To offer
Obire	verb	To go to meet; to die
Frangere	verb	To break
Flere	verb	To weep, cry
Postridie	adverb	The next day
Paene	adverb	Nearly, almost
Libenter	adverb	Gladly, happily
Lente	adverb	Slowly
Inde	adverb	Thence, from there
Pauci	adjective	Few
Nuptialis	adjective	Nuptial, of a wedding
Latus	adjective	Wide, broad
Incolumis	adjective	Safe
Munus	noun	Gift; gladiatorial show
Legio	noun	Legion
Legatus	noun	Deputy, officer, envoy, diplomat, lieutenant
Frumentum	noun	Grain
Eloquentia	noun	Eloquence
Epistola	noun	Letter, epistle
Necesse	adjective	Necessary
Malle	verb	To prefer
Tollere	verb	To raise, lift; destroy
Stare	verb	To stand
Rumpere	verb	To burst, break
Inire	verb	To enter, begin
Nolle	verb	To not want, not wish, be unwilling
Auferre	verb	To carry away
Ferre	verb	To bear, carry, suffer, endure
Adesse	verb	To be present, to be here/there
Occupatus	adjective	Occupied, busy
Medius	adjective	Middle, in the middle of
Invitus	adjective	Unwilling

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