en:latinofix:adjective [Words]

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====== LATIN ADJECTIVES ======

^	LATIN 	^	MEANING	^	MANTRAKSHAR	^
|	acer, acris, acre	|	sharp, pointed, piercing	|		|
|	acutus, acuta, acutum	|	sharp	|		|
|	aeger, aegra, aegrum	|	sick, unwell	|		|
|	aeneus, aenea, aeneum	|	made of metal	|		|
|	aetherius, aetheria, aetherium	|	celestial	|		|
|	albus, alba, album	|	(chalky) white	|		|
|	ales, alitis	|	winged (subst: bird)	|		|
|	alius, alia, aliud	|	other, different	|		|
|	almus, alma, almum	|	nourishing, bountiful, kind	|		|
|	alter, altera, alterum	|	one of two	|		|
|	alternus, alterna, alternum	|	alternate	|		|
|	amarus, amara, amarum	|	bitter, sour	|		|
|	ambiguus, ambigua, ambiguum	|	tending in two directions, uncertain	|		|
|	ambo, ambae, ambo	|	both	|		|
|	amplus, ampla, amplum	|	spacious, grand	|		|
|	angustus, angusta, angustum	|	narrow, strait	|		|
|	anxius, anxia, anxium	|	(lit. feeling strangled), uneasy, troubled	|		|
|	aptus, apta, aptum	|	fitted, suitable	|		|
|	arcanus, arcana, arcanum	|	(lit.: in the strongbox, cf. "arc"), secret	|		|
|	arduus, ardua, arduum	|	steep, high, lofty	|		|
|	artus, arta, artum	|	(lit.: fitted), tight, narrow	|		|
|	assiduus, assidua, assiduum	|	constantly present, persistant	|		|
|	ater, atra, atrum	|	(lit.: burnt), black, dark	|		|
|	avidus, avida, avidum	|	(lit.: having courage for), eager, greedy	|		|
|	barbarus, barbara, barbarum	|	foreign, strange	|		|
|	benignus, benigna, benignum (<bonus + genus)	|	(lit.: of good nature), kind, pleasant	|		|
|	blandus, blanda, blandum	|	pleasant, agreeable	|		|
|	bonus, bona, bonum	|	good	|		|
|	caelestis, caeleste	|	heavenly, divine	|		|
|	caeruleus, caerulea, caeruleum (<caelulum)	|	blue	|		|
|	cal(i)dus, cal(i)da, cal(i)dum	|	warm, hot	|		|
|	captivus, captiva, captivum	|	taken prisoner	|		|
|	castus, casta, castum (cf. careo)	|	free from, unstained, chaste	|		|
|	cavus, cava, cavum	|	hollow	|		|
|	celsus, celsa, celsum	|	high, lofty, haughty	|		|
|	ceteri, ceterae, cetera	|	the others	|		|
|	citus, cita, citum	|	quick	|		|
|	commodus, commoda, commodum	|	convenient, suitable	|		|
|	contentus, contenta, contentum	|	satisfied	|		|
|	creber, crebra, crebrum	|	recurring at frequent intervals, dense	|		|
|	cruentus, cruenta, cruentum	|	bloody	|		|
|	cuncti, cunctae, cuncta	|	all, whole, entire	|		|
|	densus, densa, densum	|	thick, compact, full of	|		|
|	di(v)us, di(v)a, di(v)um	|	heavenly, godlike, divine	|		|
|	dignus, digna, dignum	|	worthy, deserving, suitable (+abl.)	|		|
|	dirus, dira, dirum	|	unlucky, fearful, dread	|		|
|	dive/orsus, dive/orsa, dive/orsum	|	(lit.: turned in different directions), different	|		|
|	dives, divitis or (contracted) dis, ditis	|	(lit.: blessed by the gods), rich, sumptuous	|		|
|	divinus, divina, divinum	|	belonging to the gods, divine	|		|
|	dubius, dubia, dubium (< duo + habeo)	|	(lit.: held two ways), doubtful, uncertain	|		|
|	duo, duae, duo	|	two	|		|
|	egregius, egregia, egregium	|	extraordinary, eminent	|		|
|	exter (exterior, extremus)	|	from outside, foreign	|		|
|	extremus, extrema, extremum	|	utmost, last	|		|
|	fallax, fallacis	|	deceitful, treacherous	|		|
|	falsus, falsa, falsum, (falso adv).	|	deceptive, false	|		|
|	fecundus, fecunda, fecundum	|	fruitful, productive	|		|
|	felix, felicis	|	fruitful, lucky	|		|
|	ferus, fera, ferum	|	wild	|		|
|	fessus, fessa, fessum	|	worn out, weak	|		|
|	festus, festa, festum	|	festive, merry	|		|
|	fetus, feta, fetum	|	pregnant, fruitful	|		|
|	fidus, fida, fidum	|	trustworthy, faithful	|		|
|	firmus, firma, firmum	|	solid, strong	|		|
|	foedus, foeda, foedum	|	ugly	|		|
|	formosus, formosa, formosum	|	shapely, beautiful	|		|
|	fragilis, fragile	|	easily broken, brittle	|		|
|	fraternus, fraterna, fraternum	|	brotherly	|		|
|	frequens, frequentis	|	repeated, often	|		|
|	gelidus, gelida, gelidum	|	icy cold	|		|
|	germanus, germana, germanum	|	born of the same parents, genuine	|		|
|	grandis, grande	|	great, massive, sublime	|		|
|	idem, eadem, idem	|	the same	|		|
|	ignarus, ignara, ignarum	|	not knowing, unaware	|		|
|	ignotus, ignota, ignotum	|	unknown	|		|
|	immanis, immane	|	monstrous, frightful	|		|
|	immensus, immensa, immensum	|	immeasurable, boundless	|		|
|	immeritum, immerita, immeritum	|	undeserved, innocent	|		|
|	impar, impairs	|	unequal	|		|
|	improbus, improba, improbum	|	of poor quality, unsound	|		|
|	imus, ima, imum	|	lowest, deepest, last	|		|
|	inanis, inane	|	empty, void	|		|
|	iners, inertis	|	unskilled, idle	|		|
|	infelix, infelicis	|	unhappy, unfortunate	|		|
|	infernus, inferna, infernum	|	beneath, infernal	|		|
|	inferus, infera, inferum	|	low, underground	|		|
|	infestus, infesta, infestum	|	hostile	|		|
|	ingratus, ingrata, ingratum	|	unpleasant, unthankful	|		|
|	iniquus, iniqua, iniquum	|	uneven, unfair	|		|
|	inops, inopis	|	helpless, weak	|		|
|	insanus, insana, insanum	|	frenzied, wild, absurd	|		|
|	insignis, insignis, insigne	|	distinguished, notable	|		|
|	inultus, inulta, inultum	|	unpunished, unavenged	|		|
|	inutilis, inutile	|	useless	|		|
|	invictus, invicta, invictum	|	undefeated	|		|
|	invitus, invita, invitum	|	unwilling	|		|
|	ipse, ipsa, ipsum	|	him-, her-, itself	|		|
|	iuvenis, iuvene	|	young	|		|
|	laetus, laeta, laetum	|	cheerful, glad, pleasant	|		|
|	laevus, laeva, laevum	|	left, unlucky	|		|
|	largus, larga, largum	|	large, plentiful	|		|
|	lassus, lassa, lassum	|	tired, exhausted	|		|
|	latus, lata, latum	|	broad, wide	|		|
|	lenis, lene	|	slow, soft, mild	|		|
|	lentus, lenta, lentum	|	pliant, slow	|		|
|	levis, leve	|	light, slight	|		|
|	liquidus, liquida, liquidum	|	fluid	|		|
|	lucidus, lucida, lucidum	|	bright, translucent	|		|
|	maestus, maesta, maestum	|	sad, gloomy	|		|
|	magnus, magna, magnum (maior; maximus)	|	big, large, great	|		|
|	malus, mala, malum (peior; pessimus)	|	bad, evil	|		|
|	manifestus, manifesta, manifestum	|	palpable	|		|
|	maturus, matura, maturum	|	timely, ripe	|		|
|	medius, media, medium	|	middle, mean	|		|
|	meus, mea, meum	|	my	|		|
|	militaris, militare	|	connected with the army, military	|		|
|	mirus, mira, mirum (cf. miror)	|	astounding, wondrous	|		|
|	mitis, mite	|	soft, sweet, mild	|		|
|	mollis, molle	|	soft, supple	|		|
|	multus, multa, multum	|	much, very	|		|
|	necesse	|	needful, indispensable	|		|
|	niger, nigra, nigrum	|	black, dark	|		|
|	nimius, nimia, nimium	|	excessive	|		|
|	nitidus, nitida, nitidum	|	shining, sleek, fat	|		|
|	niveus, nivea, niveum	|	snowy, snow-white	|		|
|	nobilis, nobile	|	(lit.: what is known), renowned, high-born	|		|
|	nocturnus, nocturna, nocturnum	|	nightly, nocturnal	|		|
|	noster, nostra, nostrum	|	our	|		|
|	nudus, nuda, nudum	|	naked, bare	|		|
|	nullus, nulla, nullum	|	no	|		|
|	obscurus, obscura, obscurum	|	dim, dark	|		|
|	obvius, obvia, obvium	|	in the way, ready to hand	|		|
|	occultus, occulta, occultum	|	(lit.: covered over), hidden, secret	|		|
|	omnipotens, omnipotentis	|	almighty	|		|
|	omnis, omnis, omne	|	all, every	|		|
|	par, paris	|	equal	|		|
|	parcus, parca, parcum	|	(lit.: thrifty), small	|		|
|	parvus, parva, parvum (minor; minimus)	|	small	|		|
|	paternus, paterna, paternum	|	fatherly	|		|
|	paucus, pauca, paucum	|	few	|		|
|	paul(l)us, paul(l)a, paul(l)um	|	little	|		|
|	pauper, pauperis (< paucus + pario)	|	(lit.: producing little), poor, indigent	|		|
|	perfidus, perfida, perfidum	|	faithless, treacherous	|		|
|	pinguis, pingue	|	fat	|		|
|	pius, pia, pium	|	dutiful, devout, religious	|		|
|	placidus, placida, placidum	|	calm, mild	|		|
|	planus, plana, planum	|	level, flat	|		|
|	plenus, plena, plenum (+gen. or abl.)	|	full	|		|
|	plerusque, pleraque, plerumque	|	a large part, most	|		|
|	posterus, postera, posterum	|	next, following	|		|
|	potis or pote, potior, potissimus	|	having the power, able	|		|
|	praeceps, praecipitis	|	headlong, steep	|		|
|	praesens, praesentis	|	present	|		|
|	pri, prior, primus	|	before	|		|
|	princeps, principis (<primus + -capio)	|	(lit.: taking the first share), chief	|		|
|	priscus, prisca, priscum	|	former, ancient	|		|
|	profundus, profunda, profundum	|	extending far, deep	|		|
|	pronus, prona, pronum	|	leaning forward, leaning toward the ground	|		|
|	propinquus (propior, proximus)	|	near, related	|		|
|	proprius, propria, proprium	|	one's own	|		|
|	prosperus, prospera, prosperum	|	according to one's hopes, successful	|		|
|	purpureus, purpurea, purpureum	|	"purple", red	|		|
|	purus, pura, purum	|	free from dirt, pure	|		|
|	qualis; talis	|	of what kind?	|		|
|	quantus; tantus	|	of what size/degree?	|		|
|	quot	|	how many?	|		|
|	rapidus, rapida, rapidum	|	fast, vehement	|		|
|	rarus, rara, rarum	|	scattered, infrequent, scarce	|		|
|	recens, recentis	|	lately done, fresh	|		|
|	rectus, recta, rectum	|	straight, right	|		|
|	regius, regia, regium	|	royal, regal	|		|
|	rigidus, rigida, rigidum	|	stiff	|		|
|	ruber, rubra, rubrum	|	red	|		|
|	rudis, rude	|	still in its natural state, rough, crude	|		|
|	rusticus, rustica, rusticum	|	belonging to the country, rural, rustic	|		|
|	sacer, sacra, sacrum	|	consecrated, sacred	|		|
|	saevus, saeva, saevum	|	savage, ferocious	|		|
|	sanus, sana, sanum	|	sound, healthy	|		|
|	secretus, secreta, secretum	|	set apart, confidential	|		|
|	secundus, secunda, secundum	|	following, next, second	|		|
|	securus, secura, securum (cf. cura)	|	carefree, untroubled, negligent	|		|
|	segnis, segnis, segne	|	slow, sluggish, slothful	|		|
|	serus, sera, serum	|	late, too late	|		|
|	severus, severa, severum	|	strict	|		|
|	siccus, sicca, siccum	|	dry	|		|
|	similis, simile	|	like, resembling	|		|
|	simplex, simplicis (< semel + -plex)	|	one-fold, plain, uncomplicated	|		|
|	singuli, singulae, singula	|	one apiece, individual	|		|
|	solidus, solida, solidum	|	not hollow, firm	|		|
|	sollicitus, sollicita, sollicitum (<sollus + cieo)	|	thoroughly moved, agitated, disturbed	|		|
|	solus, sola, solum	|	alone, single	|		|
|	sublimis, sublime; sublimus, sublima, sublimum	|	elevated, lofty	|		|
|	supplex, supplicis	|	(lit.: bringing peace-offerings), humble	|		|
|	suus, sua, suum	|	his, her, its	|		|
|	talis	|	of such a kind	|		|
|	tantus	|	of such size, degree	|		|
|	tardus, tarda, tardum	|	slow, late	|		|
|	tener, tenera, tenerum	|	tender, delicate	|		|
|	tenuis, tenue	|	thin	|		|
|	timidus, timida, timidum	|	fearful	|		|
|	tot	|	so many	|		|
|	totidem	|	as many	|		|
|	totus, tota, totum	|	whole, entire	|		|
|	trepidus, trepida, trepidum	|	restless, agitated	|		|
|	tres, tria	|	three	|		|
|	tumidus, tumida, tumidum	|	swollen, puffed up	|		|
|	tuus, tua, tuum	|	thy, thine, your, yours	|		|
|	uber, uberis	|	producing much nourishment, plentiful, rich	|		|
|	ullus, ulla, ullum	|	any (after negation)	|		|
|	ultimus, ultima, ultimum	|	last	|		|
|	unicus, unica, unicum	|	one and only, having no match, unique	|		|
|	universus, universa, universum	|	entire, whole	|		|
|	unus, una, unum	|	one	|		|
|	uterque, utraque, utrumque	|	each of two	|		|
|	vacuus, vacuus, vacumm	|	empty, free from	|		|
|	vagus, vaga, vagum	|	wandering, shifting, inconstant	|		|
|	vanus, vana, vanum	|	hollow, unreliable	|		|
|	varius, varia, varium	|	diverse, manifold, mottled	|		|
|	vastus, vasta, vastum	|	empty, desolate, enormous	|		|
|	vehemens, vehementis	|	violent, strong	|		|
|	velox, velocis	|	swift, rapid	|		|
|	vernus, verna, vernum	|	occurring in the spring, vernal	|		|
|	vester, vestra, vestrum	|	your (pl)	|		|
|	vetus, veteris	|	old, veteran	|		|
|	vicinus, vicina, vicinum	|	neighbouring	|		|
|	vigil, vigilis	|	awake, watchful	|		|
|	vilis, vile	|	cheap, worthless	|		|
|	viridis, viride	|	green, youthful	|		|
|	volucer, volucris, volucre	|	winged	|		|