The Latin word for big is
magnus
Translations for big and their definitions
| 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 | ||
| grandis | |
| 1. adj. full-grown, grown up | |
| 2. adj. large, great, grand, lofty | |
| 3. adj. powerful | |
| 4. adj. aged, old |
| adultus | |
| 1. =Participle. magnified or piled up with for sacrifice; burned, sacrificed, having been sacrificed | |
| 2. =Participle. consumed or destroyed by fire, having been destroyed by fire | |
| 3. =Participle. grown-up, matured, adult |
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