VERBUM

Meaning of VERBUM in English

ad verbum

verbum sap

verbum sat sapienti est

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VERBUM SAT SAPIENTI EST — foreign term Etymology: Latin a word to the wise is sufficient
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VERBUM SAP — Etymology: short for New Latin ~ienti (sat est) a word to the wise (is sufficient) Date: 1818 enough said
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AD VERBUM — adverb Etymology: Latin Date: circa 1580 to a word ; verbatim
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VERBUM SAP — see verb sap
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AD VERBUM — (ˈ)adˈvərbəm, -er- Etymology: Latin : to a word : verbatim
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VERBUM SAP — /verr"beuhm sap"/ a word to the wise is sufficient; no more need be said. Also, verb. sap. /verrb" sap"/ , …
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VERBUM SAP — Etymology: short for New Latin verbum sapienti ( sat est ) a word to the wise (is sufficient) Date: 1818 …
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VERBUM SAP — [ver.bum sap] [short for NL verbum sapienti (sat est) a word to the wise (is sufficient)] (1818): enough said--used to …
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VERBUM SAP — лат. ( сокр. от verbum sapienti sat est) умный понимает с полуслова; не нужно лишних слов
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VERBUM SAP — лат. ( сокр. от verbum sapienti sat est) умный понимает с полуслова; не нужно лишних слов
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WORD — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English; akin to Old High German wort ~, Latin verbum, Greek eirein to …
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VERBOSE — adjective Etymology: Latin verbosus, from verbum Date: 1672 containing more words than necessary ; wordy , given to wordiness , …
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VERBICIDE — noun Etymology: Latin verbum word + English -cide Date: 1858 deliberate distortion of the sense of a word (as in …
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VERBATIM — I. adverb Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin, from Latin verbum word Date: 15th century in the exact words ; …
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VERBAL — I. adjective Etymology: Middle English ~e, from Late Latin ~is, from Latin verbum word Date: 15th century 1. of, relating …
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VERB SAP — Date: 1841 verbum sap
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WORD — I. ˈwərd, ˈwə̄d, ˈwəid noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English, from Old English; akin to Old …
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VERBATIM — I. və(r)ˈbā]d.ə̇m, ˌvərˈb-, və̄ˈb-, vəiˈb-, ]tə̇m sometimes -ba]\ adverb Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin, from Latin verbum word — …
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VERBAL — I. ver·bal ˈvərbəl, ˈvə̄b-, ˈvəib- adjective Etymology: Middle French or Late Latin; Middle French verbal, from Late Latin verbalis, from …
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PROVERB — I. ˈpräˌvərb, -və̄b, -vəib sometimes -ä_və(r)b noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English proverbe, from Middle French, from Latin proverbium, …
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ADVERB — I. ˈadˌvərb, -ə̄b noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French adverbe, from Latin adverbium (translation of Greek epirrhēma, literally, that …
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VERVE — ˈvərv, ˈvəv, ˈvəiv, ˈve(ə)rv, ˈveəv noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from Middle French, caprice, fantasy, from Old French, proverb, …
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VERB SAP — |vərbˈsap or ver·bum sap ˌvərbəmˈs- Etymology: short for Latin verbum sapienti sat est a word to the wise is sufficient …
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VERBOSE — və(r)ˈbōs, ˌvərˈb-, və̄ˈb-, vəiˈb- adjective Etymology: Latin verbosus, from verbum word + -osus -ose — more at word 1. : …
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VERBOMANIA — ˌvərbə+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from verbo- (from Latin verbum word) + mania : a mania for words : excessive …
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VERBIGERATE — (ˌ)vərˈbijəˌrāt intransitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Latin verbigeratus, past participle of verbigerare to talk, from verbum word + -gerare …
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VERBICIDE — -bəˌsīd noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin verbi- (from verbum word) + English -cide 1. : deliberate distortion or destruction …
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VERB — ˈvərb, ˈvə̄b, ˈvəib noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English verbe, from Middle French, from Latin verbum …
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TRIVERBIAL — (ˈ)trī|vərbēəl adjective Etymology: tri- + Latin verbum word + English -ial; from the three words do (I grant), dico (I …
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WORD TO THE WISE — Synonyms and related words : admonishment, admonition, advice, alarm, alerting, caution, caveat, clue, cue, deterrent example, example, final notice, final …
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