Natione, Graius an barbarus; patria, Atheniensis an Lacedaemonius; cognatione, quibus maioribus, |
| natio, nationis Fnation, people; birth; race, class, set; gentiles; heathensNation, Volk, Geburt, Rasse, Klasse, Menge, Heiden, Heidennation, peuple, la naissance, race, classe, fixés; gentils; païenspaese, la gente, la nascita; razza, classe, insieme, gentili, paganinación, pueblo, el nacimiento, raza, clase, serie; gentiles; paganos |
Natione,(Currently undefined; we'll fix this soon.)
| Natione, Graius | ancan it be that kann es sein, dasspeut elle être celle
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| Natione, Graius an | 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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| Natione, Graius an | barbarus, barbari Mbarbarian, uncivilized person; foreignerBarbar, unzivilisiert Person; Ausländerpersonne barbare et incivilisée ; étranger
barbaro, incivile persona; stranieropersona bárbara, incivilizada; extranjero
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| Natione, Graius an barbarus; | patria, patriae Fnative land; home, native city; one's countryHeimat, Heimat, die Heimat, ein Landterre natale; maison, ville natale; son paysterra natale, a casa, città natale, nel proprio paesenativos de la tierra, hogar, ciudad natal; un país |
| Natione, Graius an barbarus; | patrius, patria, patriumfather's, paternal; ancestralVaters, väterlich; angestammtenpère, père; ancestralespadre, paterno; ancestralepadre, paternal; ancestrales |
| Natione, Graius an barbarus; patria, | Atheniensis, Atheniensis MAthenian, inhabitant of AthensAthener, Einwohner von AthenAthénienne, habitant d'AthènesAteniese, abitante di Atenehabitante de Atenas, de Atenas |
| Natione, Graius an barbarus; patria, | Atheniensis, Atheniensis, AthenienseAthenian, of Athens; of inhabitants of Athens/AtheniansAthen, Athen; der Einwohner von Athen / AthenAthènes, d'Athènes, des habitants des Athéniens Athènes /Ateniese, di Atene, di abitanti di Atene Atene /Atenas, de Atenas, de los habitantes de Atenas Atenas / |
| Natione, Graius an barbarus; patria, Atheniensis | ancan it be that kann es sein, dasspeut elle être celle
può essere chepuede ser ésa
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Natione, Graius an barbarus; patria, Atheniensis an(Currently undefined; we'll fix this soon.)
| Natione, Graius an barbarus; patria, Atheniensis an Lacedaemonius; | cognatio, cognationis Fblood relation/relationship; kinsmen/relatives, family; consanguinity; affinityblutsverwandt / Beziehung; Verwandten / Verwandten, Familie, Verwandtschaft, Affinitätles liens du sang / relation; parents / parents, la famille, la consanguinité, d'affinitérapporto sangue / relazione; parenti / conoscenti, familiari; consanguineità, affinitàrelación de parentesco / relación, parientes o familiares, la familia; consanguinidad; afinidad |
| Natione, Graius an barbarus; patria, Atheniensis an Lacedaemonius; cognatione, | qui, quae, quodwho, whichder, die, das; welcher, welche, welchesL'OMS, quichi, cheque, que |
| Natione, Graius an barbarus; patria, Atheniensis an Lacedaemonius; cognatione, | quiswhichwelcher, was für einquel
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| Natione, Graius an barbarus; patria, Atheniensis an Lacedaemonius; cognatione, quibus | magnus, magna -um, major -or -us, maximus -a -umlarge/great/big/vast/huge; much; powerful; tall/long/broad; extensive/spaciousgroß / große / big / große / groß; viel, mächtig, hoch / lang / breit, extensiver geräumigengrand/grand/grand/vaste/énorme ; beaucoup ; puissant ; grand/longtemps/large ; étendu/spacieux
grande / grande / grande / grandi / enormi, molto, potente, alto / lungo / largo, esteso / spaziosegrande/grande/grande/extenso/enorme; mucho; de gran alcance; alto/de largo/amplio; extenso/espacioso
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| Natione, Graius an barbarus; patria, Atheniensis an Lacedaemonius; cognatione, quibus | major, majoris MancestorsVorfahrenancêtres
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