Sentence examples for latin dictionary from inspiring English sources
Before the party, find a Latin dictionary (online or a book) and compile a list of Latin nouns and verbs to give the "students", which they can combine into their own spells.
In 1527 28 he published his first complete Bible in Latin, and in 1531 he completed his great Dictionarium seu linguae latinae thesaurus, a Latin dictionary that marks an epoch in the history of lexicography, not only for Latin but also for all other languages.
His father was a quixotic Latin nut, who dreamed of publishing a Latin dictionary.
When an actress dug up a Latin dictionary, however, she found that some of it was real.
Over in Spain, her counterpart, Juan Carlos, must be busily scrabbling through the Latin dictionary to find a phrase that goes a step further.
Some Latin dictionaries stretch the word so that it also means "memory," which leads to a poignant conclusion.
In 1818 he first published his Srpski rječnik ("Serbian Lexicon"), a Serbian-German-Latin dictionary containing 26,270 words and many important sidelights on folklore.
In Rome and later Bologna, he worked on projects for an Arabic-Hebrew-Latin dictionary (now in Madrid) and a Latin version of the Koran, wrote a discourse on Arabic prosody and two volumes on illustrious Arabs and Jews.
A Tamil-Latin dictionary containing 9000 words was compiled there by a medical missionary named Friedrich Koenig in 1778, whose source letters are stored in the royal archives.
Pesti made a very readable translation of Aesop's fables and published a Latin–Hungarian dictionary.
