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aditum dolor aperiat, et cordis nostri duritiam ipsa quam patimur poena |
| adeo, adire, adivi(ii), aditusapproach; attack; visit, address; undertake; take possessionAnsatz; Angriff; besuchen, sowie Adressen, vorzunehmen; in Besitz nehmenapproche ; attaque ; visite, adresse ; entreprendre ; prendre la possession approccio; attacco; visita, indirizzo; intraprendere; prendere possessoacercamiento; ataque; visita, dirección; emprender; tomar la posesión |
| aditus, aditus Mapproach, access; attack; entrance; chance, opportunity, means, way; beginningAnsatz, den Zugang; Angriff; Eingang, Chance, Gelegenheit, Mittel, Wege; Anfangapproche, accès ; attaque ; entrée ; chance, occasion, moyens, manière ; commencement approccio, l'accesso; attacco; ingresso; possibilità, opportunità, mezzi, modo; inizioacercamiento, acceso; ataque; entrada; ocasión, oportunidad, medios, manera; principio |
| aditum | dolor, doloris Mpain, anguish, grief, sorrow, suffering; resentment, indignationSchmerz, Angst, Kummer, Trauer, Leid, Ärger, Zorndouleur, l'angoisse, le chagrin, la tristesse, la souffrance, le ressentiment, l'indignationdolore, angoscia, dolore, dolore, sofferenza, rancore, indignazionedolor, angustia, pena, dolor, sufrimiento, resentimiento, indignación |
| aditum | dolo, dolare, dolavi, dolatushew/chop into shape, fashion/devise; inflict blows, batter/cudgel soundly, drubHEW / hacken in Form, Mode / zu entwickeln; Schläge zufügen, Teig / Knüppel fest, drubtailler/côtelette dans la forme, mode/legs ; infliger les coups, les battre/trique solidement, les rossent HEW / tagliare in forma, moda / concepire; infliggere colpi, pastella / bastone profondamente, drubcortar/tajada en la forma, manera/legado; infligir los soplos, estropearlos/garrote a fondo, drub |
| aditum dolor | aperio, aperire, aperui, apertusuncover, open, disclose; explain, recount; reveal; found; excavate; spread outaufzudecken, offen, offen zu legen; zu erklären, zu erzählen, zu offenbaren; gefunden, graben; ausgebreitetdécouvrir, s'ouvrir, révéler ; expliquer, raconter ; indiquer ; a trouvé ; excaver ; étendre scoprire, aprire, comunicare, spiegare, raccontare, rivelare, trovato; scavare; fuori diffusionedestapar, abrirse, divulgar; explicar, contar de nuevo; revelar; encontró; excavar; separarse hacia fuera |
| aditum dolor aperiat, | etand, and even; also, evenund, auch, und auch, sogaret, et même, aussi, mêmee, anche, inoltre, anchey, e incluso, también, incluso |
| aditum dolor aperiat, et | cor, cordis Nheart; mind/soul/spirit; intellect/judgment; sweetheart; souls/personsHerz, Geist / Seele / Geist, Intellekt / Beurteilung; sweetheart; Seelen / Personencoeur ; esprit/âme/esprit ; intellect/jugement ; amoureux ; âmes/personnes cuore, mente / anima / spirito, l'intelletto / sentenza; tesoro; anime / personecorazón; mente/alma/alcohol; intelecto/juicio; amor; almas/personas |
| aditum dolor aperiat, et | corda, cordae Ftripe; catgut, musical instrument string; rope/cordKutteln; Catgut, Musikinstrumente string; Seil / Kabeltripes ; catgut, corde d'instrument musical ; corde/corde trippa; catgut, strumento a corda musicale; fune / cavotripa; catgut, secuencia del instrumento musical; cuerda/cuerda |
| aditum dolor aperiat, et | cordus, corda, cordumlate-born/produced out of/late in the season; second, aftermathlate-born/produced aus / spät in der Saison, zweitens Folgenhors de tard-né/produit/tard dans la saison ; en second lieu, conséquence late-born/produced da / a stagione, in secondo luogo, dopofuera de tarde-nato/producido/tarde en la estación; en segundo lugar, consecuencias |
| aditum dolor aperiat, et cordis | noster, nostra, nostrumourunsernotreil nostronuestro |
| aditum dolor aperiat, et cordis | noster, nostri Mour menunsere Männernos hommesi nostri uomininuestros hombres |
| aditum dolor aperiat, et cordis nostri | duritia, duritiae Fhardness, insensibility; hardship, oppressiveness; strictness, rigorHärte, Unempfindlichkeit, Not, Bedrängnis, Strenge, Strengela dureté, l'insensibilité; contrainte, oppression, la rigueur, la rigueurdurezza, insensibilità, disagio, oppressione, rigore, rigoredureza, insensibilidad, dificultades, opresión, rigor, rigor |
| aditum dolor aperiat, et cordis nostri duritiam | ipse, ipsa, ipsumhimself/herself/itself; the very/real/actual one; in person; themselveshimself / herself / itself, die sehr / real / Ist ein; in Person selbstlui-même se /, le très / real / une réelle; en personne; eux-mêmesse stesso / se stessa; il molto / vero / reale uno; in persona; se stessisí / sí / sí mismo, el mismo / real / real de uno, en persona, sí |
| aditum dolor aperiat, et cordis nostri duritiam ipsa | qui, quae, quodwho, whichder, die, das; welcher, welche, welchesL'OMS, quichi, cheque, que |
| aditum dolor aperiat, et cordis nostri duritiam ipsa | quamhow, thanwie, alscomment, decome, oltrecómo, de |
| aditum dolor aperiat, et cordis nostri duritiam ipsa | quamhow, how much; as, thanwie, wie viel, wie alscomment, combien, comme, quecome, quanto, come, rispettocómo, cuánto, ya que, de |
| aditum dolor aperiat, et cordis nostri duritiam ipsa quam | patior, pati, passus sumsuffer; allow; undergo, endure; permitleiden, zu ermöglichen; unterziehen, ertragen zu ermöglichen;souffrir ; laisser ; subir, supporter ; laiss soffrire, consentano; subire, sopportare; permessosufrir; permitir; experimentar, aguantar; permiso |
| aditum dolor aperiat, et cordis nostri duritiam ipsa quam patimur | poena, poenae Fpenalty, punishment; revenge/retributionStrafe, Bestrafung, Rache / Vergeltungpénalité, punition ; vengeance/hâtiment sanzione, la punizione, vendetta / punizionepena, castigo; venganza/recompensa |
| aditum dolor aperiat, et cordis nostri duritiam ipsa quam patimur | Poenus, Poena, PoenumCarthaginian, Punic; of/associated w/Carthage; Phoenician; scarlet, bright redKarthager, Punier, der / verknüpften w / Karthago; phönizischen, Scharlach, hellrotCarthaginois, Punic ; of/associated w/Carthage ; Phénicien ; écarlate, rouge lumineux Cartaginese, punica, di / associati w / Cartagine; fenicio; scarlatto, rosso vivoCartaginés, púnico; of/associated w/Carthage; Fenicio; escarlata, rojo brillante |
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