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lūdī magister scelerātissimus
quae cum vīlicus ille mihi |
| ludo, ludere, lusi, lususplay, mock, tease, trickspielen, verspotten, necken, trickjouer, railler, taquiner, duper gioco, finta, prendere in giro, truccojugar, imitar, embromar, trampear |
| ludus, ludi Mgame, play, sport, pastime, entertainment, fun; school, elementary schoolSpiel, Spiel, Sport, Hobby, Unterhaltung, Spaß, Schule, Grundschulel'école de jeu, jeu, le sport, loisir, de divertissement, de plaisir; l'école, du primairegioco, gioco, sport, svago, intrattenimento, divertimento, scuola, scuola elementarejuego, juego, deporte, pasatiempo, entretenimiento, diversión, escuela, escuela primaria |
| ludius, ludi(i) Mdancer; stage performerTänzerin, Bühnenkünstlerdanseur; de scèneballerina; performer stadiobailarina; actriz de teatro |
| lūdī | magister, magistri Mteacher, tutor, master, expert, chief; pilot of a ship; rabbiLehrer, Erzieher, Meister, Experte, Chef; Pilot des Schiffes; Rabbinerprofesseur, précepteur, maître, expert, chef ; pilote d'un bateau ; rabbin docente, tutor, master, esperto, di coperta; pilota di una nave; rabbinoprofesor, profesor particular, amo, experto, jefe; piloto de una nave; rabino |
| lūdī magister | sceleratus, scelerata -um, sceleratior -or -us, sceleratissimus -a -umcriminal, wicked; accursed; lying under a ban; sinful, atrocious, heinousVerbrecher, böse, verflucht, liegt unter einem Verbot; sündigen, scheußlich, abscheulichenpénale, méchant, maudit, couché sous une interdiction; pécheur, atroce, abominablepenale, malvagio, maledetto, sdraiato sotto un divieto; peccatore, atroce, efferatomalvados criminales; maldita; mentir bajo una prohibición; pecaminosa, atroz, atroz |
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| lūdī magister scelerātissimus | qui, quae, quodwho, whichder, die, das; welcher, welche, welchesL'OMS, quichi, cheque, que |
| lūdī magister scelerātissimus | queandundetey |
| lūdī magister scelerātissimus | quiswhichwelcher, was für einquel checuál |
| lūdī magister scelerātissimus quae | cumwith, together/jointly/along/simultaneous with, amid; supporting; attachedmit, zusammen / gemeinsam / zusammen / gleichzeitig mit, unter, Unterstützung und angrenzendeavec, ensemble / conjointement / long / simultanée avec, au milieu, le soutien, jointcon, insieme / insieme / insieme / contemporanea, in mezzo, di sostegno; allegatocon, junto / en forma conjunta / en / simultáneo con, en medio, de apoyo; adjunta |
| lūdī magister scelerātissimus quae | cumwhen, at the time/on each occasion/in the situation that; after; since/althoughwenn zum Zeitpunkt / bei / in der Situation, dass, nach, da / obwohlquand, au moment de / à chaque fois / dans la situation qui, après, puisque / bienquando, al tempo / ogni volta / nella situazione in cui, dopo, dato che / secuando, en el momento / en cada ocasión / en la situación que, después, puesto que / aunque |
| lūdī magister scelerātissimus quae cum | vilicus, vilici Mfarm overseer, estate manager; grade of imperial/public servantBauernhof Aufseher, Gutsverwalter; Grad der kaiserlichen / Beamtersurveillant de ferme, gestionnaire de biens immobiliers; grade d'Imperial / fonctionnairefattoria sovrintendente, direttore immobiliare; grado di imperiale / funzionario pubblicocapataz agrícola, gerente de bienes, grado de Imperial / servidor público |
| lūdī magister scelerātissimus quae cum vīlicus | ille, illa, illudthat; those; that person/thing; the well known; the formerdass, diejenigen, auch DEMONST; dieser Person / Sache, die gut bekannt, die ehemaligecela ; ceux ; ces personne/chose ; le bien connu ; l'ancien che, quelle, cioè / persona cosa, il ben noto, il primoeso; ésos; esa persona/cosa; el bien conocido; el anterior |
| lūdī magister scelerātissimus quae cum vīlicus ille | egoIIJeIoYo |
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