Latin Word of the Day
magnus
big
Definitions
| Latin > English |
| magnus |
| 1. adj. large, big |
| 2. adj. great |
| Carolus Magnus - Charlemagne / Charles the Great |
| Magna Britannia - Great Britain |
| Mare magnum - Great sea |
| 3. adj. important |
| 4. adj. loud |
Pronunciation
©Example Sentences
| Liber magnus est. The book is big. In hac urbe magnus numerus ludorum est. There are a great number of schools in this city. Canis tuus valde magnus est. Your dog is very big. Quam magnus est canis tuus? Meus parvus est. How big is your dog? Mine is small. Ille canis magnus est. That dog is big. |
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| columbus | quinquaginta | soror | magnus |
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| sexaginta unus | ramulus | nutare | septuaginta quinque |
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