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Axis, axis, m.

Axis, axis, m. Axle, axis PoS: noun Derivative: axle, axis. Honor, honoris , m. Meaning: honor, public office or distinction Part of speech: noun Derivative: honorary. Divitiae , divitiarum f. pl. Meaning - Wealth, riches Pat of Speech - Noun Derivatives - none.

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Axis, axis, m.

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  1. Axis, axis, m. Axle, axis PoS: noun Derivative: axle, axis

  2. Honor, honoris, m. • Meaning: honor, public office or distinction • Part of speech: noun • Derivative: honorary

  3. Divitiae, divitiarum f. pl. • Meaning - Wealth, riches • Pat of Speech - Noun • Derivatives - none

  4. Muto, Mutare, Mutavi, Mutatum • Meaning: To change • Part of Speech: Verb • Derivative: Mutation

  5. Meaning: Any • Part of Speech: Adjective • Derivatives: None Any Any Any Any Any ullus, ulla, ullum

  6. Erro, errare, erravi, erratum • Meaning: to wander, make a mistake • Part of speech: Verb • Derivatives: error

  7. Reprehendo, Reprehendere, Reprehendi, ReprehenSum • Meaning: to blame, rebuke • Part of Speech: Verb • Derivative: Reprehensible

  8. Accipio, Accipere, Accepi, Acceptum Meaning: To Accept To Receive Part of Speech: Verb Derivatives: Acceptance

  9. Dēscendō, Dēscendere, Dēscendī, Dēscēnsum • Meaning- • To go down • Part of Speech- • Verb • Derivatives- • Descent

  10. Meaning: to snatch away Part of Speech: Verb • Swipernolieripere Eripio, eripere, eripui, ereptum

  11. Tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatumverb • meaning: to destroy, lift up • Part of speech: verb • Derivatives: sublate, sublation

  12. Rota, Rotae, f. • Meaning: wheel • Part of Speech: noun • Derivatives: rotate, rotation

  13. Externus, externa, externum • Meaning: outward • Part of Speech: adjective • Derivative: external

  14. accuso, accusare, accusavi, accusatum • Meaning: • To accuse • Derivatives • accusation

  15. Recipio, recipere, recepi, receptum Meaning: To Take Back Part of Speech: Verb Derivatives: receipt, recipient

  16. possiseo, possidere, possedi, possessum Definition: to possess Part of speech: verb Derivatives: possess, possession Gabriel Yamine

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