barbarus erās.”
Dāvus: “Laetāre quod tū puer barbarus |
| barbarus, barbara -um, barbarior -or -us, barbarissimus -a -umforeign, of/used by/typical of foreigners; cruel, savage; uncivilized, uncouthausländischen, von / used / typisch für Ausländer, grausam, wild; unzivilisiert, ungehobeltétranger, of/used by/typical des étrangers ; cruel, sauvage ; incivilisé, grossier
straniere, di / utilizzata da / tipico degli stranieri; crudele, feroce, incivile, rozzoextranjero, of/used by/typical de extranjeros; cruel, salvaje; incivilizado, tosco
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| barbarus, barbari Mbarbarian, uncivilized person; foreignerBarbar, unzivilisiert Person; Ausländerpersonne barbare et incivilisée ; étranger
barbaro, incivile persona; stranieropersona bárbara, incivilizada; extranjero
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| barbarus | sum, esse, fui, futurusbe; existsein, existierenêtre ; exister
essere, esistereser; existir
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| barbarus | era, erae Fmistress; lady of the house; woman in relation to her servants; LadyHerrin, Dame des Hauses, Frau in bezug auf ihre Diener; Ladymaîtresse ; dame de la maison ; femme par rapport à ses domestiques ; Madame
padrona, padrona di casa, la donna in relazione ai suoi servitori; Ladyamante; señora de la casa; mujer en lo referente a sus criados; Señora
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| barbarus erās.”
Dāvus: | laeto, laetare, laetavi, laetatusgladden, cheer; be glad/joyful, rejoiceerfreuen, jubeln; gerne / fröhlich, freuenréjouir, encourager ; être heureux/joyeux, se réjouir
allietare, rallegrare; essere contento / felice, gioiregladden, animar; ser alegre/alegre, disfrutar
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| barbarus erās.”
Dāvus: | laetor, laetari, laetatus sumbe glad/joyful/delighted; rejoice; be fond, delight in; flourishGerne / fröhlich / erfreut, und freue dich, lieb, Freude an gedeihen;être heureux/joyeux/avec plaisir ; se réjouir ; être affectueux, plaisir dedans ; flourish
essere contento / felice / felice, gioire, essere affezionato, diletto; fiorireser alegre/alegre/encantado; disfrutar; estar encariñado, placer adentro; flourish
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| barbarus erās.”
Dāvus: “Laetāre | qui, quae, quodwho, whichder, die, das; welcher, welche, welchesL'OMS, quichi, cheque, que |
| barbarus erās.”
Dāvus: “Laetāre | quodbecause, as far as, insofar asweil so weit wie, soweitparce que, dans la mesure où, dans la mesure oùperché, per quanto, nella misura in cuiporque, por lo que, en la medida en |
| barbarus erās.”
Dāvus: “Laetāre | quodwith respect to whichim Hinblick auf dieà l'égard desquelsrispetto ai qualirespecto de los cuales |
| barbarus erās.”
Dāvus: “Laetāre quod | tuyouduvousvoiusted |
| barbarus erās.”
Dāvus: “Laetāre quod tū | puer, pueri Mboy, lad, young man; servant; childJunge, Junge, junger Mann, Knecht, Kindgarçon, mon garçon, jeune homme, serviteur des enfantsragazzo, ragazzo, giovane uomo, servo; bambinoniño, muchacho, joven, criado, el niño |
| barbarus erās.”
Dāvus: “Laetāre quod tū puer | barbarus, barbara -um, barbarior -or -us, barbarissimus -a -umforeign, of/used by/typical of foreigners; cruel, savage; uncivilized, uncouthausländischen, von / used / typisch für Ausländer, grausam, wild; unzivilisiert, ungehobeltétranger, of/used by/typical des étrangers ; cruel, sauvage ; incivilisé, grossier
straniere, di / utilizzata da / tipico degli stranieri; crudele, feroce, incivile, rozzoextranjero, of/used by/typical de extranjeros; cruel, salvaje; incivilizado, tosco
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| barbarus erās.”
Dāvus: “Laetāre quod tū puer | barbarus, barbari Mbarbarian, uncivilized person; foreignerBarbar, unzivilisiert Person; Ausländerpersonne barbare et incivilisée ; étranger
barbaro, incivile persona; stranieropersona bárbara, incivilizada; extranjero
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