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"having ratio 4 3":

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a certa ratione proficiscor	ā certā ratiōne proficīscor	gehe von einem festen Prinzip aus assume a fixed principle, start from a firm principle
ad philosophandi rationes aliquid revoco	ad philosophandī ratiōnes aliquid revocō	behandele etw. nach philosophischen Prinzipien
ad philosophorum rationes aliquid revoco	ad philosophōrum ratiōnes aliquid revocō	behandele etw. nach philosophischen Prinzipien
ad praecipiendi rationem delabor	ad praecipiendī ratiōnem dēlābor	gleite in einen lehrhaften Ton ab
ad rationem aliquam confugio	ad ratiōnem aliquam cōnfugiō	nehme zu einem Mittel meine Zuflucht
ad rationem revoco	ad ratiōnem revocō	ziehe wieder zur Rechenschaft
ad rationis praecepta aliquid accommodo	ad ratiōnis praecepta aliquid accommodō	behandele etw. systematisch
ad rei publicae rationes aliquid refero	ad reī pūblicae ratiōnēs aliquid referō	betrachte etw. vom politischen Standpunkt aus
ad totius mundi rationes pertinens	ad tōtīus mundī ratiōnēs pertinēns	weltumspannend
		weltweit
adhibenda tamquam obrussa ratio	adhibenda tamquam obrussa ratiō	die Vernunft muss als Feuerprobe dienen
alicui conturbo omnes rationes	alicuī conturbō omnēs ratiōnēs	mache jdm. einen Strich durch die Rechnung put a spoke in someone's wheel, throw a spanner in the works
		nache jds. Pläne allesamt zunichte ruin someone's plans, thwart someone's plans all together
alicuius ratiōnem suscipiō	alicuius ratiōnem suscipiō	mache mir jds. Grundsätze zu eigen adopt someone's principles
		schließe mich jds. Grundsätzen an follow someone's principles-
		übernehme jds. Grundsätze adopt someone's principles
alicuius rei rationem duco	alicuius reī ratiōnem dūcō	nehme auf etwas Rücksicht show consideration for something
		rechne etw. aus calculate something
aliquem ad rationem reddendam voco	aliquem ad ratiōnem reddendam vocō	ziehe jdn. zur Rechenschaft hold someone accountable, call someone to account
aliquid in rationem induco	aliquid in ratiōnem indūcō	stelle etw. in Rechnung (verrechne etw.) invoice something
aliquid rationi repugnat	aliquid ratiōnī repūgnat	etwas ist vernunftwidrig something is unreasonable
animum adhibeo veram ad rationem	animum adhibeō vēram ad ratiōnem	achte auf die Lehre der Wahrheit pay attention to the teaching of truth
avius a vera longe ratione vagaris	āvius ā vērā longē ratiōne vagāris	du denkst irrig und abwegig you think wrongly and deviously, you astray
belli atque pacis rationes	bellī atque pācis ratiōnēs	die Chancen für Krieg und Frieden the chances for war and peace
certas rationes in agendo sequor	certās ratiōnēs in agendō sequor	befolge im Handeln feste Grundsätze follow firm principles in one's actions
cogitata ratio	cōgitāta ratiō	wohlüberlegter Plan considered plan, elaborate plan, prudent plan, foresighted plan
collatio rationis	collātiō ratiōnis	Analogie
		Verhältnisbestimmung ratio determination
commodissima belli ratio	commodissima bellī ratiō	die zweckmäßigste Methode der Kriegsführung the most expedient method of warfare
consequentium repugnantiumve ratio	cōnsequentium repūgnantiumve ratiō	Lehre von dem was folgerichtig oder widersprüchlich ist doctrine of consistency and contradiction
consiliorum rationes	cōnsiliōrum ratiōnēs	Maßnahmen (eigener Vorschlag)
contra omnia disserendi ratio	contrā omnia disserendī ratiō	Skeptizismus
contrariae rationes	contrāriae ratiōnēs, ratiōnum f	das Für und Wider the pros and cons, the for and against
cui ratio reddenda est	cuī ratiō reddenda est	verantwortlich (alicuius rei - für etw.)
		wer sich verantworten muss who has to be responsible (alicuius rei - für etw.)
curia rationum	cūria ratiōnum	Rechnungshof Court of Auditors, Court of Audit, Audit Office
disserendi ratio et scientia	disserendī ratiō et scientia	Logik
divina ratio toti mundo et partibus eius inserta	dīvīna ratiō tōtī mundō et partibus eius īnserta	Weltgeist world spirit, divine spirit
doctrinae ratio	doctrīnae ratiō	Ideologie
eadem est huius rei ratio	eadem est huius reī ratiō	damit hat es die selbe Bewandtnis
ex hac deductione rationis	ex hāc dēductiōne ratiōnis	aus dieser Überlegung heraus from this course of reasoning
ex ratione libertatis	ex ratiōne lībertātis	hinsichtlich der Freiheit
		in Rücksicht der Freiheit
expers rationis	expers ratiōnis	unteilhaftig der Vernunft, vernunftlos (im lat. Sprachkurs)
fides et ratio pecuniarum	fidēs et ratiō pecūniārum	Kredit- und Geldwesen
frustra mecum rationes puto	frūstrā mēcum ratiōnēs putō	mache die Rechnung ohne den Wirt (sprichwörtl.)
		verkalkuliere mich (sprichwörtl.)
haec ratio late patet	haec ratiō lātē patet	diese Auffassung hat einen weiten Deutungsspielraum
		diese Auffassung lässt eine weite Anwendung zu
hanc sectam rationemque vitae sequor	hanc sectam ratiōnemque vītae sequor	dieser grundsätzlichen Lebensweise folge ich
hi longe alia ratione bellum gerunt ac reliqui	hī longē aliā ratiōne bellum gerunt ac reliquī	diese führen auf eine weit andere Art Krieg als die übrigen
hoc artius astringi ratio non potest	hōc artius astringī ratiō nōn potest	knapper als so lässt sich die Schlussfolge nicht fassen the final sequence cannot be summed up more succinctly than this
homo a factionis ratione declinans	homō ā factiōnis ratiōne dēclīnāns	Abweichler
homo in populari ratione florens	homō in populārī ratiōne flōrens	Führer der Demokratie
homo solus particeps rationis et cogitationis	homō sōlus particeps ratiōnis et cōgitātiōnis	allein der Mensch besitzt Vernunft und Vorstellungskraft
in rationem induco	in ratiōnem indūcō	zahle auf ein Konto ein
in rationes aliquid refero	in ratiōnēs aliquid referō	zahle etw. auf das Konto ein
in rationes aliquid transmitto	in ratiōnēs aliquid trānsmittō	überweise etw. auf das Konto
inita subductaque ratione aliquid facio	initā subductāque ratiōne aliquid faciō	mache etw. nach genauer Berechnung
ita res ratione et via procedit	ita rēs ratiōne et viā prōcēdit	so wird ein Schuh aus der Sache
iudicandi ratio	iūdicandī ratiō	Perspektive
libri rationum	librī ratiōnum	Rechnungsbücher
longe alia est huius rei ratio	longē alia est huius reī ratiō	damit hat es eine ganz andere Bewandtnis
mathematicorum ratione aliquid concludo	mathēmaticōrum ratiōne aliquid conclūdō	schließe etwas mathematisch
mea sic est ratio	mea sīc est rātiō	habe das Prinzip
meae vitae rationes ab ineunte aetate susceptae	meae vītae ratiōnēs ab ineunte aetāte susceptae	die Grundsätze, die ich seit dem Eintritt ins bürgerliche Leben befolgt habe
meam rationem teneo	meam rātiōnem teneō	bleibe bei meinen Grundsätzen
		bleibe meinen Grundsätzen treu
		halte an meinen Grundsätzen fest
mens et ratio	mēns et ratiō	Verstand und Vernunft
modo ac ratione	modō ac ratiōne	nach einem festen Plan
		planvoll
non extrinsecus aut bene aut male vivendi rationes suspensaas habeo	nōn extrīnsecus aut bene aut male vīvendī ratiōnēs suspēnsaās habeō	sehe das Wohl und Wehe des Lebens nicht von Außendingen abhängig
norma rationis	nōrma ratiōnis	Gesetz der Vernunft
novam rationem ingredior	novam ratiōnem ingredior	befolge eine neue Methode
nulla eventus ratione habita	nūllā ēventūs ratiōne habitā	ohne Rücksicht auf den Erfolg
		unabhängig vom Erfolg
nulla ratione	nūllā ratiōne	auf keine Weise (im lat. Sprachkurs)
		ohne allen vernünftigen Grund
		ohne einen vernünftigen Plan
		planlos
nulla ratione aliquid dispono	nūllā ratiōne aliquid dispōnō	ordne etw. unlogisch
nulla ratione instructus	nūllā ratiōne īnstrūctus	unsystematisch
obtineo eandem antiquam rationem	obtineō eāndem antīquam ratiōnem	bleibe mir treu
		ändere mein Verhalten nicht
omnis vitae ratio sic constat, ut ...	omnis vītae ratiō sīc cōnstat, ut ...	im ganzen Leben gilt der Grundsatz, dass ...
oratio ratione et via procedit	ōrātiō ratiōne et viā prōcēdit	der Vortrag entwickelt sich methodisch richtig
		der Vortrag entwickelt sich schulgerecht
par est ratio	pār est ratiō	Bilanz ist ausgeglichen
particeps rationis	particeps ratiōnis	teilhaftig der Vernunft (im lat. Sprachkurs)
permutata ratione	permūtātā ratiōne	auf umgekehrte Weise
		umgekehrt
propter rationem belli	propter ratiōnem bellī	aus strategischen Gründen
quadam ratione	quādam ratiōne	in gewisser Hinsicht
quadam ratione instructus	quādam ratiōne īnstrūctus	systematisch
ratio accepti et expensi	ratiō acceptī et expēnsī	Etat
		Finanzplan
		Haushalt
		Haushaltsplan
ratio accepti et expensi	ratiō accepti et expensi	Staatshaushalt

query 1/E (max. 1000): 215 Ergebnis(se)
Hauptquelle: Lewis and Short

adventus, adventūs m	coming, approach, arrival, state of having arrived, being present by arriving

aemorroicus, aemorroica, aemorroicum	hemorrhagic, having hemorrhoids, suffering from hemorrhoids

aequipedus, aequipeda, aequipedum	having equal feet, isosceles (of a triangle)

aequipēs, aequipedis	having equal feet, isosceles (of a triangle)

aequivalēns, aequivalentis	having equal power, being equivalent

aerātus, aerāta, aerātum	furnished with copper, furnished with bronze, covered with copper, covered with bronze, having bronze feet, made of bronze, rich

affectus, affecta, affectum	weakened, sick, broken, reduced, disposed, affected, moved, touched, furnished with, having

affluēns, affluentis (adfluēns, adfluentis)	flowing abundantly with a thing, having in abundance, having in superfluity, abounding in, abundant, rich, copious, numerous

albicomus, albicoma, albicomum	white-haired, having white fibres

alticomus, alticoma, alticomum	having foliage high up, having foliage on the top

ambitiōsus, ambitiōsa, ambitiōsum	going round, encompassing, embracing, twining round, making circuits, having many windings, that asks for a thing fawningly, that solicits the favor, that solicits the good-will, honor-loving, ambitious, courting favor

angulāris, angulāre	having corners, having angles, angular

ānsātus, ānsāta, ānsātum	furnished with a handle, having a handle

aquifolius, aquifolia, aquifolium	having pointed leaves

aquifuga, aquifugae c	one fearful of water, one having hydrophobia

aristātus, aristāta, aristātum	having ears of corn

baccar, baccaris n	a plant having a fragrant root, from which an oil was expressed

bacchar, baccharis n	a plant having a fragrant root, from which an oil was expressed

barbātulus, barbātula, barbātulum	having a small beard, having a foppish beard

barbātus, barbāta, barbātum	having a beard, bearded, woolly (of plants), downy (of plants)

beneficium liberōrum	the exemption from judicial office obtained by having a certain number of children

biceps, bicipitis	having two heads, twoheaded, with two summits, divided into two parts

bicipes, bicipitis	having two heads, twoheaded, with two summits, divided into two parts

bicōdulus, bicōdula, bicōdulum	having two tails

bicornis, bicorne	having two horns, two-horned, two-pronged

bicorpor, bicorporis	having two bodies, double-bodied

bicorporeus, bicorporea, bicorporeum	having two bodies, double-bodied

biforis, bifore	having two doors, having folding-doors, having two openings, having two holes, double

biforus, bifora, biforum	having two doors, having folding-doors, having two openings, having two holes, double

bifurcus, bifurca, bifurcum	having two prongs, having two points, two-pronged, two-forked

bifurtius, bifurtia, bifurtium	having two prongs, having two points, two-pronged, two-forked

bīgātus, bīgāta, bīgātum	having the figure of a bigae (exclusively of coin), with the figure of a bigae stamped upon it

bigemmis, bigemme	set with two precious stones, having two buds

bilanx, bilancis	having two scales

bilinguis, bilingue	twotongued, double-tongued, with two keys, speaking two languages, hypocritical, deceitful, false, treacherous, having a double meaning, allegorical

bilinguus, bilingua, bilinguum	twotongued, double-tongued, with two keys, speaking two languages, hypocritical, deceitful, false, treacherous, having a double meaning, allegorical

bilychnis, bilychne	having two lights

bimammius, bimammia, bimammium	having two breasts, having double clusters (vine)

bimembris, bimembre	having double members, half man, half beast

binōminis, binōmine	having two names

bipennis, bipenne	having two edges, two-edged

bipennis, bipenne	having two wings, two-winged

bipinnis, bipinne	having two wings, two-winged

biprōrus, biprōra, biprōrum	having two prows

birēmis, birēme	twooared, having two oars, having two banks of oars

birēmus, birēma, birēmum	twooared, having two oars, having two banks of oars

bisolis, bisole	having two (foot) soles

biūrus, biūra, biūrum	having two tails

bivius, bivia, bivium	having two ways, having two passages

būcerius, būceria, būcerium	having the horns of a bullock, ox-horned

būcerus, būcera, būcerum (βούκερως)	having the horns of a bullock, ox-horned

cacochȳmus, cacochȳma, cacochȳmum	having bad humours

cadīvus, cadīva, cadīvum	falling of itself, having the falling sickness, having the epilepsy, epileptic

cādūceātus, cādūceāta, cādūceātum	having the herald’s wand, bearing the herald’s wand

cadūcus, cadūca, cadūcum	falling, fallen, devoted to death, destined to die, inclined to fall, that easily falls, epileptic, frail, fleeting, perishable, transitory, vain, futile, ineffectual, vacant, having no heir

caecus, caeca, caecum	having no light, devoid of light, not seeing, blind, mentally blind, morally blind, blinded, without buds, without eyes, that cannot be seen, invisible, concealed, hidden, secret, obscure, dark, gloomy, thick, dense, uncertain, doubtful

caesariātus, caesariāta, caesariātum	covered with hair, having long hair, ornamented with foliage or leaves

caesullae, caesullārum f	having gray eyes

calefactōrius, calefactōria, calefactōrium	having a warming power, having a heating power

canifōrmis, canifōrme	having the form of a dog, dog-shaped

capillātus, capillāta, capillātum	having hair, hairy, with a fine head of hair, consisting of slender fibres

capitātus, capitāta, capitātum	having a head

carentia, carentiae f	being free, not having

castoreum, castoreī n	secretion of the beaver having a strong odor

cauliculātus, cauliculāta, cauliculātum	furnished with a stalk, having a stalk

cēnātus, cēnāta, cēnātum	that has taken food, having dined

centimanus, centimana, centimanum	having a hundred hands

cephalōtē, cephalōtēs f	having a head

cerebrōsus, cerebrōsa, cerebrōsum	having a madness of the brain, hare-brained, hotbrained, passionate

cerītus, cerīta, cerītum	having a crazed brain, frantic, mad

cerrītus, cerrīta, cerrītum	having a crazed brain, frantic, mad

chalcaspis, chalcaspidis	having a brazen shield

chrȳsococcus, chrȳsococca, chrȳsococcum	having golden grains

cilō, cilōnis m	having a prominent forehead pressed in upon the sides, pointed head

cincinnātus, cincinnāta, cincinnātum	with curled hair, having locks or ringlets of hair

cirrātus, cirrāta, cirrātum	curled, having ringlets, fringed

cirrītus, cirrīta, cirrītum	having filaments

coenātus, coenāta, coenātum	that has taken food, having dined

cōgnitō	after having learned

collaterālis, collaterāle	concerning the collateral relationship, having a side position

colōrātus, colōrāta, colōrātum	colored, having color, colored red, red, imbrowned, having a healthy color, specious

comāns, comantis	having long hair, hairy, covered with hair, having a radiant hairy train, adorned with a bush of hair

comātus, comāta, comātum	having long hair

commēnsūrābilis, commēnsūrābile	having a common measure, commensurable

commixtus ex aliquā rē	amalgamated from something, having come into being from something by mixing

cōmāre, cōmō, cōmāvī, cōmptum comātum	be furnished with hair, having long hair, be hairy, be covered with hair, clothe with hair, deck with hair, deck with something like hair

compertō	after having learned, after having experienced

compos, compotis (+ Gen. / + Abl.)	having the mastery, having the control, having the power over a thing, master of, partaking of, possessing, participating in, sharing in, guilty of, sharing in, participating in, confederate in

compotēns, compotentis	having power with one

cōnsors, cōnsortis	sharing property with one, living in community of goods, partaking of in common, dividing something with one, having an equal share, partaking of, sharing, of the same condition, common

cōnspīrātus, cōnspīrāta, cōnspīrātum	having conspired, having entered into a conspiracy

conterminus, contermina, conterminum	bordering upon, neighboring, having a common border

cōpiōsus, cōpiōsa, cōpiōsum	furnished abundantly with a thing, well supplied, having abundance, rich, copious, plentiful, abounding, rich in language, copious in expression, eloquent, existing in rich abundance

cornifer, cornifera, corniferum	bearing horns, having horns, horned

corniger, cornigera, cornigerum	having horns, bearing horns, horned

costātus, costāta, costātum	having ribs, ribbed

crassivēnius, crassivēnia, crassivēnium	having thick veins

crīniger, crīnigera, crīnigerum	having long hair, long-locked, longhaired

crīnītus, crīnīta, crīnītum	covered with hair, hairy, having long hair, having long locks, long-haired

crīspicapillus, crīspicapilla, crīspicapillum	having curled hair

crīspulus, crīspula, crīspulum	curled, having curled hair, crisped, crimped, elaborate, artificial

crīspus, crīspa, crīspum	curled, crisped, crimped, having curled hair, curlyheaded, artistic, elaborate, curled, uneven, waving, wrinkled, in tremulous motion, quivering, tremulous

cucullātus, cucullāta, cucullātum	hooded, having a hood

decasēmus, decasēma, decasēmum	having ten time mores, having ten time units, ten-time

decastȳlos, decastȳlon	having ten columns, decastyle

decemrēmis, decemrēme	ten-oared, having ten banks of oars

decemscalmus, decemscalma, decemscalmum	ten-thowled, having ten oars

decēris, decēre	ten-rudder, having ten rows of oars

decēris, decēris f	a ten-oared ship, a ship having ten banks of oars

dentātus, dentāta, dentātum	toothed, having teeth, dentated, spiked, pointed, polished with a tooth

diastēmaticus, diastēmatica, diastēmaticum (opp. continuus)	having pauses, having intervals

digitātus, digitāta, digitātum	having fingers, having toes

dīiūnctiō, dīiūnctiōnis f	separation, diversity, difference, an opposition of two propositions disjunctively connected, use of different words or phrases having the same import

disiūnctiō, disiūnctiōnis (dīiūnctiō, dīiūnctiōnis f)	separation, diversity, difference, an opposition of two propositions disjunctively connected, use of different words or phrases having the same import

relātīvus, relātīva, relātīvum	having reference, havingrelation, referring, relative

scalprātus, scalprāta, scalprātum	having a sharp edge, having a cutting edge

scaurus, scaura, scaurum	with large and swollen ankles, having the ankles bunching out

scius, scia, scium	knowing, having knowledge

sēmanticus, sēmantica, sēmanticum	designating, having an indicative force

sēmicorporālis, sēmicorporāle	half bodied, having but half its body visible

sēmicorporeus, sēmicorporea, sēmicorporeum	half bodied, having but half its body visible

sēmicorporis, sēmicorporw	having half a body

sēmicorpus, sēmicorporis	having half a body

septiforis, septifore	having seven openings, seven holed

sēsquātus, sēsquāta, sēsquātum	two numbers in the ratio of three and two

sēsqueoctāvus, sēsqueoctāva, sēsqueoctāvum	containing nine eighths, containing one and an eighth, bearing the ratio of nine to eight

sēsquidecimus, sēsquidecima, sēsquidecimum	containing eleven tenths, one and an tenth, bearing the ratio of eleven to ten

sēsquinōnus, sēsquinōna, sēsquinōnum	containing ten ninths, one and an ninth, bearing the ratio of ten to nine

sēsquioctāvus decimus, sēsquioctāva decima, sēsquioctāvum decimum	bearing the ratio of nineteen to eighteen

sēsquioctāvus, sēsquioctāva, sēsquioctāvum	containing nine eighths, containing one and an eighth, bearing the ratio of nine to eight

sēsquiquartus, sēsquiquarta, sēsquiquartum	containing five quarters, one and an quarter, bearing the ratio of five to four

sēsquiquīntus, sēsquiquīnta, sēsquiquīntum	containing six fifths, one and a fifth, bearing the ratio of six to five

sēsquiseptimus decimus, sēsquiseptima decima, sēsquiseptimum decimum	containing eighteen seventheents, one and a seventheent, bearing the ratio of eighteen to seventeen

sēsquiseptimus, sēsquiseptima, sēsquiseptimum	containing eight sevenths, one and a seventh, bearing the ratio of eight to seven

sēsquisextus decimus, sēsquisexta decima, sēsquisextum decimum	containing seventeen sixtheents, one and a sixtheent, bearing the ratio of seventeen to sixteen

sēsquisextus, sēsquisexta, sēsquisextum	containing seven sixths, one and a sixth, bearing the ratio of seven to six

sēsquitertius, sēsquitertia, sēsquitertium	containing four thirds, one and a third, bearing the ratio of four to three

sēsquitrīcēsimus, sēsquitrīcēsima, sēsquitrīcēsimum	containing thirty one thirtieths, one and a thirtieth, bearing the ratio of thirty one to thirty

sēsquivicēsimus, sēsquivicēsima, sēsquivicēsimum	containing twenty one twentieths, one and a twentieth, bearing the ratio of twenty one to twenty

sētiger, sētigera, sētigerum	bristle bearing, having coarse hair, having bristles, bristly, setaceous

silus, sila, silum (σιλλός u. σιλός) (= sīmus, sīma, sīmum)	having a broad nose, having a turned up nose, pug nosed, snub nosed

sīstrātus, sīstrāta, sīstrātum	having a sistrum, bearing a sistrum

soleātus, soleāta, soleātum	wearing sandals, having sandals on

splēniātus, splēniāta, splēniātum	plastered, having a plaster, having a patch on

stomachicus, stomachica, stomachicum	disordered in the stomach, having a disease of the stomach

strūmāticus, strūmātica, strūmāticum	having a struma, scrofulous, strumous

strūmōsus, strūmōsa, strūmōsum	having a struma, scrofulous, strumous

strūthopūs, strūthopodis	sparrow-footed, having small feet

subdiālis cēnō	having a picnic, picnic

sublūstris, sublūstre	giving some light, having a faint light, glimmering

suppaetulus, suppaetula, suppaetulum	squinting somewhat, having a little cast, having a little squint

suppēs, suppedis	having feet turned under, with twisted feet

synōnymon, synōnymī n	word having the same meaning with another, synonym

synōnymum, synōnymī n	word having the same meaning with another, synonym

tēsticulātus, tēsticulāta, tēsticulātum	having testicles

tetrachordos, tetrachordon	having four strings, having four notes

tetracordos, tetracordon	having four strings, having four notes

tetrastȳlos, tetrastȳlon	having four columns

trānsitōrius, trānsitōria, trānsitōrium	adapted for passing through, having a passage-way, passing, transitory

triangulus, triangula, triangulum	having three corners, having three angles, threecornered, triangular

tricamerātus, tricamerāta, tricamerātum	having three chambers

triceps, tricipitis	having three heads, triple-headed, threefold

tricorniger, tricornigera, tricornigerum	having three horns, having three points

tricornis, tricorne	having three horns, three-horned

tricorpor, tricorporis	having three bodies, three-bodied, tricorporal

tricuspis, tricuspidis	having three points, having three tines, three-pointed, tricuspid

tridēns, tridentis	having three teeth, having three tines, three-tined, threepronged, tridented, trident

triēris, triēre	having three ranges of oars

trifaux, trifaucis	having three throats, triple-throated

trifīlis, trifīle	having three threads, having three hairs

trifōrmis, trifōrme	having three forms, having three shapes, having three natures, threefold, triple, triform

trifurcus, trifurca, trifurcum	having three forks, having three prongs, having three points, threeforked, three-pronged

trigemmis, trigemme	having three buds, having three eyes

trilinguis, trilingue	triple-tongued, having three tongues, speaking three tongues or languages

trilōris, trilōre	having three stripes, triple-striped

trimembris, trimembre	having three sets of limbs, triple-membered

trinōdis, trinōde	having three knots, three-knotted, of three syllables, trisyllabic

trinōminis, trinōmine	having three names, triple-named

trinōmius, trinōmia, trinōmium	having three names, triple-named

triōnymus, triōnyma, triōnymum	having three names, triple-named

tripectorus, tripectora, tripectorum	having three breasts, three-breasted, triplebreasted

tripēs, tripedis	having three feet, three-footed

triptōtos, triptōton	having only three case endings

triquetrus, triquetra, triquetrum	having three corners, three-cornered, triangular, belonging to the island of Sicily, Sicilian

trirēmis, trirēme	having three banks of oars

tunicātus, tunicāta, tunicātum	having skins, dressed only with the tunic

tutulātus, tutulāta, tutulātum	having a tutulus, wearing a tutulus

ūnārius, ūnāria, ūnārium	having only one variation

unguifer, unguifera, unguiferum	having nails

ungulātus, ungulāta, ungulātum	having claws, having hoofs

ūnicalamus, ūnicalama, ūnicalamum	having a single stem, having a single straw

ūnicaulis, ūnicaule	having a single stalk

ūnicornis, ūnicorne	onehorned, having a single horn

ūnicorporeus, ūnicorporea, ūnicorporeum	having one body, single-bodied

ūniiugus, ūniiuga, ūniiugum	having one yoke, fastened to a single yoke, fastened to a single cross-beam, that has been married only once

ūnimanus, ūnimana, ūnimanum (nur Akk. Sgl. ūnimanum)	having only one hand, one-handed

ūnipetius, ūnipetia, ūnipetium	having only one stalk

ūnistirpis, ūnistirpe	having only one stem, having only one trunk

urbe oppidōve ēgressus	left Rome or a country town, having left Rome or a rural town

valgus, valga, valgum	having the calves of the legs bent outwards, bow-legged

valvātus, valvāta, valvātum	having folding-doors

vatāx, vatācis	having crooked feet

vatrāx, vatrācis	having crooked feet

vectifer, vectifera, vectiferum	having a bolt, well bolted

ventricōsus, ventricōsa, ventricōsum	having a large belly, big-bellied, pot-bellied

ventriōsus, ventriōsa, ventriōsum	having a large belly, big-bellied, pot-bellied

vērnicomus, vērnicoma, vērnicomum	having young leaves

vērōsus, vērōsa, vērōsum	full of slime, covered with slime, slimy, having a bad odor, stinking, fetid, poisonous, foul

vīcēnālis, vīcēnāle	containing the number twenty, having twenty angles

vīgintīangulus, vīgintīangula, vīgintīangulum	having twenty angles

vīnōsus, vīnōsa, vīnōsum	full of wine, drunk with wine, fond of wine, winebibbing, drunken, having the taste of wine, having the flavor of wine

vīrōsus, vīrōsa, vīrōsum	full of slime, covered with slime, slimy, having a bad odor, stinking, fetid, poisonous, foul

vīverādīx, vīverādīcis f	set or cutting having a root, layer, quickset

vīvirādīx, vīvirādīcis f	set or cutting having a root, layer, quickset