The Latin word for friend is
amicus
Translations for friend and their definitions
| amicus |  © | |
| 1. adj. friendly, amicable | ||
| 2. adj. welcome, pleasing | ||
| 3. n. male friend | ||
| amicum parare - to make a friend; to befriend | ||
| 4. n. (Augustan and later) courtier, minister, counsellor | ||
| amica | |
| 1. n. a female friend | |
| 2. n. singular vocative of amica | |
| 3. n. singular ablative of amica | |
| 4. adj. feminine nominative singular of amicus | |
| 5. adj. nominative plural of amicus | |
| 6. adj. accusative plural of amicus | |
| 7. adj. feminine singular vocative of amicus | |
| 8. adj. plural vocative of amicus | |
| 9. adj. feminine singular ablative of amicus |
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