Latin Adjectives

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Latin Adjectives

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Absurdus (Absurdus, Absurda, Absurdum) — Absurd, silly, pointless
Acer (Acer, Acris) — Fierce, sharp, irritating, pungent, bitter
Aequus (Aequus, Aequa, Aequum) — Equal, fair, level
Aeternus (Aeternus, Aeterna, Aeternum) — Eternal, immortal
Agricola (us I o um o is drum is os is) — meet
Albus (Albus, Alba, Album) — White, Clear, Bright
Alienus (Alienus, Aliena, Alienum) — Unfavorable, another's, foreign
Alius (Alius, Alia, Aliud) — Another, other
Alter (Alter, Altera, Alterum) — The other (of two); second
Altus (Altus, Alta, Altum) — Deep, High
Anglicus (Anglicus, Anglica, Anglicum) — English
Antiquus (Antiquus, Antiqua, Antiquum) — Ancient, old
Anxius (Anxius, Anxia, Anxium) — Anxious
Apertus (Apertus, Aperta, Apertum) — Open
Aridus (Aridus, Arida, Aridum) — Dry
Artus (Artus, Arta, Artum) — Narrow, close, tight
Ater (Ater, Atra, Atrum) — Black, Dark
Attonitus (Attonitus, Attonita, Attonitum) — Astonished, awestruck
Audax (Audax, Audacis) — Brave, bold, daring
Australis (Australis, Australe) — Southern
Avarus (Avarus, Avara, Avarum) — Greedy
Beatus (Beatus, Beata, Beatum) — Happy, fortunate, prosperous
Bellus (Bellus, Bella, Bellum) — Pleasant, pretty, handsome
Benignus (Benignus, Benigna, Benignum) — Kind
Bonus (Bonus, Bona, Bonum) — Good
Borealis (Borealis, Boreale) — Northern
Brevis (Brevis, Breve) — Short, brief
Caecus (Caecus, Caeca, Caecum) — Blind; secret, dark
Candidus (Candidus, Candida, Candidum) — Shining, bright, white, beautiful
Carus (Carus, Cara, Carum) — Dear, expensive
Celer (Celer, Celeris) — Fast, quick, swift, speedy
Certus (Certus, Certa, Certum) — Certain
Clarus (Clarus, Clara, Clarum) — Clear, bright, shining, famous
Contentus (Contentus, Contenta, Contentum) — Content, comfortable
Crudelis (Crudelis, Crudele) — Cruel
Curvus (Curvus, Curva, Curvum) — Bent, curved
Defessus (Defessus, Defessa, Defessum) — Exhausted, tired
Desertus (Desertus, Deserta, Desertum) — Deserted
Dexter (Dexter, Dextra, Dextrum) — Right (hand); skillful
Difficilis (Difficilis, Difficile) — Difficult
Dignus (Dignus, Digna, Dignum) — Worthy, deserving
Diligens (diligens, diligentis) — careful, diligent
Discolor (Discolor, Discoloris) — Of a different color
Dives (Dives, Divitis) — Rich
Divinus (Divinus, Divina, Divinum) — Divine
Dubius (Dubius, Dubia, Dubium) — Doubtful, unsure
Dulcis (Dulcis, Dulce) — Sweet
Ebrius (Ebrius, Ebrium, Ebria) — Drunk, intoxicated
Fabulosus (Fabulosus, Fabulosa, Fabulosum) — Fabulous (from a story)
Facilis (Facilis, Facile) — Easy
Falsus (Falsus, Falsa, Falsum) — False
Fatuus (Fatuus, Fatua, Fatuum) — Foolish, stupid
Felix (Felix, Felicis) — Happy, fortunate
Ferox (Ferox, Ferocis) — Fierce, wild, savage
Ferus (Ferus, Fera, Ferum) — Fierce, Savage, Wild
Fessus (Fessus, Fessa, Fessum) — Tired, exausted
Fidelis (Fidelis, Fidele) — Faithful, loyal
Fortis (Fortis, Forte) — Brave, strong, powerful, courageous
Fractus (Fractus, Fracta, Fractum) — Broken
Globosus (Globosus, Globosa, Globosum) — Spherical
Graecus (Graecus, Graeca, Graecum) — Greek
Gratus (Gratus, Grata, Gratum) — Pleasing, grateful
Gravis (Gravis, Grave) — Heavy, serious
Hibernicus (Hibernicus, Hibernica, Hibernicum) — Irish
Hic (Hic, Haec, Hoc) — This
Hilaris (Hilaris, Hilaris) — Cheerful
Hispanus (Hispanus, Hispana, Hispanum) — Spanish
Honestus (Honestus, Honesta, Honestum) — Honest, honorable
Horribilis (Horribilis, Horribilis, Horribile) — Horrible, terrible
Humanus (Humanus, Humana, Humanum) — Kind, humane; human
Iaponicus (Iaponicus, Iaponica, Iaponicum) — Japanese
Ignarus (Ignarus, Ignara, Ignarum) — Ignorant, unaware
Ignavus (Ignavus, Ignava, Ignavum) — Lazy
Ille, Illa, Illud (Ille, Illa, Illud) — That
Immemor (Immemor, Immemoris) — Forgetful of
Imprudens (Imprudens, Imprudentis) — Imprudent, shameless
Incolumis (Incolumis, Incolumis) — Safe
Infelix (Infelix, Infelicis) — Unhappy, unlucky, unfortunate
Ingens (Ingens, Ingentis) — Huge
Ingratus (Ingratus, Ingrata, Ingratum) — Thankless, ungrateful
Invitus (Invitus, Invita, Invitum) — Unwilling
Iocosus (Iocosus, Iocosa, Iocosum) — Humorous, playful
Iratus (Iratus, Irata, Iaratum) — Angry
Iucundus (Iucundus, Iucunda, Iucundum) — Pleasant, agreeable, delightful
Laboriosus (Laboriosus, Laboriosa, Laboriosum) — Laborious, toilsome
Laetus (Laetus, Laeta, Laetum) — Happy, joyful
Latus (Latus, Lata, Latum) — Wide, broad
Lepidus (Lepidus, Lepida, Lepidum) — Pleasant, elegant, witty, neat
Levis (Levis, Levis) — Light, slight, easy, trivial
Liber (Liber, Libera, Liberum) — Free
Longus (Longus, Longa, Longum) — Long
Luteus (None) — Bright Yellow
Magnus (Magnus, Magna. Magnum) — Large, great, important
Maior (Maior, Maioris) — Bigger, greater
Malignus (Malignus, Maligna, Malignum) — Wicked, Malicious; Spiteful; Malignant
Malus (Malus, Mala, Malum) — Bad, evil
Maximus (Maximus, Maxima, Maximum) — Greatest, biggest
Medius (Medius, Media, Medium) — Middle, in the middle of
Melior (Melior, Melioris) — Better
Merus (Merus, Mera, Merum) — Pure, undiluted
Meus (Meus, Mea, Meum) — My
Minimus (Minimus, Minima, Minimum) — Smallest
Minor (Minor, Minoris) — Smaller
Mirus (Mirus. Mira, Mirum) — Wonderful, marvelous
Misellus (Misellus, Misella, Misellum) — Poor little
Miser (miser, misera, miserum) — Sad, unhappy, miserable, wretched
Mortalis (Mortalis, Mortalis) — Mortal
Mortuus (Mortuus, Mortua, Mortuum) — Mortal
Multus (Multus, Multa, Multum) — Much, many
Necesse (Necesse) — Necessary
Neuter (Neuter, Neutra, Neutrum) — Neither
Niger (Niger, Nigra, Nigrum) — Black, dark
Nobilis (Nobilis, Nobilis) — Noble
Nonulli (Nonulli, Nonullae, Nonulla) — Some
Noster (Noster, Nostra, Nostrum) — Ours
Notus (Notus, Nota, Notum) — Known, famous
Novus (Novus, Nova, Novum) — New, strange
Nullus (Nullus, Nulla, Nullum) — None, no
Nuptialis (Nuptialis, Nuptialis) — Nuptial, of a wedding
Obstinatus (Obstinatus, Obstinata, Obstinatum) — Firm, resolute; stubborn
Occupatus (Occupatus, Occupata, Occupatum) — Occupied, busy
Omnipotens (Omnipotens, Omnipotentis) — Omnipotent
Omnis (Omnis, Omnis) — Everything, all
Optimus (Optimus, Optima, Optimum) — Best
Otiosus (Otiosus, Otiosa, Otiosum) — At leisure, free
Par (Par, Paris) — Equal, like
Paratus (Paratus, Parata, Paratum) — Prepared, ready
Parvus (Parvus, Parva, Parvum) — Small, little
Pauci (Pauci, Paucae, Pauca) — Few
Pauper (Pauper, Pauperis) — Poor
Peior (Peior, Peioris) — Worse
Perpetuus (Perpetuus, Perpetua, Perpetuum) — Perpetual, long lasting, continuous, uninterrupted
Pervicax (Pervicax, Pervicacis) — Obstinate, wilful, stubborn
Pessimus (Pessimus, Pessima, Pessimum) — Worst
Pius (Pius, Pia, Pium) — Dutiful, conscientious
Plenus (Plenus, Plena, Plenum) — Full, abundant, generous
Plerique (Plerique, Pleraeque, Pleraque) — Several
Plurimus (Plurimus, Plurima, Plurimum) — Most
Plus (Plus, Ploris) — More
Potens (Potens, Potentis) — Powerful, potent
Potis (Potis) — Possible, able
Prior (Prior, Prioris) — Prior, former, previous
Propinquus (Propinquus, Propinqua, Propinquum) — Relative, kindred
Pudicus (Pudicus, Pudica, Pudicum) — Pure, chaste, modest
Pulcher (Pulcher, Pulchra, Pulchrum) — Handsome, beautiful, fine
Purus (Purus, Pura, Purum) — Pure
Qualis (Qualis, Qualis) — What sort of
Quantus (Quantus, Quanta, Quantum) — How great? How large?
Quot (Quot) — How many; as many as
Reus (Reus, Rea, Reum) — Accused
Rigidus (Rigidus, Rigida, Rigidum) — Stiff, rigid
Romanus (Romanus, Romana, Romanum) — Roman, Latin
Sacer (Sacer, Sacra, Sacrum) — Holy, Sacred
Salvus (Salvus, Salva, Salvum) — Safe, sound
Sanus (Sanus, Sana, Sanum) — Healthy, sane, sound
Sapiens (Sapiens, Sapientis) — Wise, sensible, judicious
Saucius (Saucius, Saucia, Saucium) — Hurt, ill
Scelestus (Scelestus, Scelesta, Scelestum) — Wicked
Severus (Severus, Severa, Severum) — Severe, serious
Similis (Similis, Simile) — Similar
Sinister (Sinister, Sinistra, Sinistrum) — Left
Solus (Solus, Sola, Solum) — Alone, only
Spatiosus (Spatiosus, Spatiosa, Spatiosum) — Roomy, ample, large
Stultus (Stultus, Stulta, Stultum) — Foolish
Summus (Summus, Summa, Summum) — Greatest
Superbus (Superbus, Superba, Superbum) — proud
Suus (Suus, Sua, Suum) — His, her, its, their
Talis (Talis, Talis) — Such
Tenebricosus (Tenebricosus, Tenebricosa, Tenebricosum) — Dark, gloomy
Tenuis (Tenuis, Tenuis) — Thin, fine; small
Territus (Territus, Territa, Territum) — Terrified, scared
Timidus (Timidus, Timida, Timidum) — Timid
Tot (Tot) — So many, as many
Totus (Totus, Tota, Totum) — Whole, entire
Tristis (Tristis, Tristis) — Sad, gloomy
Tuus (Tuus, Tua, Tuum) — Your (singular)
Ullus (Ullus, Ulla, Ullum) — Any
Ultimus (Ultimus, Ultima, Ultimum) — Last, final
Universus (Universus, Universa, Universum) — All
Uter (Uter, Utra, Utrum) — Which of two, either
utilis (utilis, utile) — useful
Varius (Varius, Varia, Varium) — Various, Diverse, Different
Vehemens (Vehemens, Vehementis) — Fierce, energetic
Venustus (Venustus, Venusta, Venustum) — Charming, attractive, beautiful
Verus (Verus, Vera, Verum) — Real, true
Vester (Vester, Vestra, Vestrum) — Your (plural)
Vilis (Vilis, Vilis) — Cheap, worthless, poor, common
Virilis (Virilis, Virilis) — Manly, of man
Vivus (Vivus, Viva, Vivum) — Alive, living

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