Axis, axis, m.

Axis, axis, m.Axle, axisPoS: noun Derivative: axle, axis

Meaning: honor, public office or distinctionPart of speech: nounDerivative: honoraryHonor, honoris, m.

Meaning - Wealth, richesPat of Speech - NounDerivatives - noneDivitiae, divitiarum f. pl.

Muto, Mutare, Mutavi, MutatumMeaning: To change

Part of Speech: Verb

Derivative: Mutation

ullus, ulla, ullumMeaning: AnyPart of Speech: AdjectiveDerivatives: NoneAnyAnyAnyAnyAnyErro, errare, erravi, erratum Meaning: to wander, make a mistakePart of speech: VerbDerivatives: error

Meaning: to blame, rebukePart of Speech: VerbDerivative: Reprehensible

Reprehendo, Reprehendere, Reprehendi, ReprehenSumAccipio, Accipere, Accepi, Acceptum Meaning:

To AcceptTo Receive

Part of Speech: Verb

Derivatives:

Acceptance

Dscend, Dscendere, Dscend, DscnsumMeaning-To go down

Part of Speech-Verb

Derivatives-Descent

Eripio, eripere, eripui, ereptumMeaning: to snatch away

Part of Speech: Verb

Swiper noli eripere

Tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatumverb

meaning: to destroy, lift upPart of speech: verbDerivatives: sublate, sublationRota, Rotae, f.Meaning: wheelPart of Speech: nounDerivatives: rotate, rotation

Externus, externa, externumMeaning: outwardPart of Speech: adjectiveDerivative: external

accuso, accusare, accusavi, accusatum Meaning:To accuseDerivatives

accusationRecipio, recipere, recepi, receptumMeaning: To Take BackPart of Speech: VerbDerivatives: receipt, recipient

possiseo, possidere, possedi, possessumDefinition: to possessPart of speech: verbDerivatives: possess, possession

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