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This document provides Latin vocabulary words with their English definitions. It lists 10 Latin adjectives ending in -us -a -um, along with their English translations. The adjectives cover meanings such as equal, arduous, avid, blind, all, worthy, wondrous, dangerous, proud, and late.
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- 3. equal to, even, level equal
- 5. steep, arduous arduous
- 7. avid, keen avid
- 9. blind
- 10. cunctus –a –um
- 11. all, referring to a body or group
- 12. dignus –a –um
- 13. worthy, dignifie d dignity
- 14. mirus –a –um
- 15. wondrous miracle
- 16. periculosus –a – um
- 18. superbus –a – um
- 19. proud superb
- 20. tardus –a –um
- 21. late, delayed tardy