English–Latin dictionary
Latin translation of the English word man
| English | Latin (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
| (human being; human) | ||
🔗 What sort of men were they who tended these fires? | ||
| (fellow; male; bloke) | ; | |
🔗 The four men drank wine. | ||
| (slave; bondsman) | chrestus ; servus ; | |
| (slave; bondman) | chrestus ; servus ; | |
clergyman (cleric; churchman) | clericus | |
countryman (peasant; yokel) | agoris | |
| (househusband) | dominus | |
🔗 On roof after roof the goodman of the house clambered about, checking the thatch to see if the winter’s damage meant calling on old Cenn Buie, the thatcher. | ||
hangman (executioner) | carnifex | |
| (boss; chief; leader; head; kingpin) | dux | |
🔗 “Take them away,” ordered the headman, “and confine them safely in a hut.” | ||
| (lunatic; nut‐case; nutter) | cerebrosus | |
🔗 Surely you are a madman! | ||
man‐servant (servant; attendant) | ambactus ; anculus ; calo ; cliens ; minister ; famulus | |
| (rower) | remex | |
watchman (guard; marshal; warden; warder) | gustos | |
| English | Latin |
|---|---|
| man | ⇆ homo; ⇆ vir |
| horseman | ⇆ eques |