paris

Dictionary entries

• pario, parire, peperi, paritus:

  Verb · 4th conjugation

  Frequency:

  Uncommon

  Dictionary:

  Oxford Latin Dictionary (OLD)

  Age:

  Early

  = bear; give birth to; beget, bring forth; produce, lay (eggs); create; acquire;

  Entry →

  sg. pres. act. ind. 2nd
• paveo, pavere, pavi, -:

  Verb · 2nd conjugation

  Frequency:

  Frequent

  = be frightened or terrified at;

  Entry →

  sg. futperf. act. ind. 2nd

  sg. pres. pass. ind. 2nd

  sg. perf. act. subj. 2nd
• pasco, pascere, pavi, pastus:

  Verb · 3rd conjugation

  Frequency:

  Lesser

  = feed, feed on; graze;

  Entry →

  sg. futperf. act. ind. 2nd

  sg. perf. act. subj. 2nd
• pario, parere, peperi, partus:

  Verb · 3rd conjugation

  Frequency:

  Very Frequent

  Dictionary:

  Oxford Latin Dictionary (OLD)

  = bear; give birth to; beget, bring forth; produce, lay (eggs); create; acquire;

  Entry →

  sg. pres. act. ind. 2nd
• par, paris:

  Common · Noun · 3rd declension

  Frequency:

  Common

  Dictionary:

  Oxford Latin Dictionary (OLD)

  = mate, spouse, partner; match, peer; person of same kind/rank/station/prestige;; equal, counterpart; companion/partner at dinner; adversary, opponent;

  Entry →

  acc. pl.

  gen. sg.

  nom. pl.
• par, paris:

  Neuter · Noun · 3rd declension

  Frequency:

  Frequent

  Dictionary:

  Oxford Latin Dictionary (OLD)

  = pair, set of two; conjugal pair; pair of associates/adversaries/contestants;

  Entry →

  gen. sg.
• par, (gen.), paris:

  Adjective · 3rd declension

  Frequency:

  Very Frequent

  Dictionary:

  Lewis & Short

  = equal (to); a match for; of equal size/rank/age; fit/suitable/right/proper;; equal in power/prestige/importance/rank/status/office/authority; comparable;; corresponding in degree, proportionate, commensurate (unlike qualities);; measuring up, adequate, matching; well-matched; fair, equitable, reasonable;; balanced/level; S:even, divisible by two; [~ facere => settle accounts];

  Entry →

  acc. pl. (m./f.)

  gen. sg. (all)
• —

  = Syncopated perfect often drops the 'v' and contracts vowel