exordior
to begin a web, lay the warp, prepare to weave(Show lexicon entry in Lewis & Short Elem. Lewis) (search)
exorsa | part sg perf pass fem voc | |
exorsa | part sg perf pass fem nom | |
exorsa | part sg perf pass fem abl | |
exorsa | part pl perf pass neut voc | |
exorsa | part pl perf pass neut nom | |
exorsa | part pl perf pass neut acc |
exorsa
a beginning, commencement(Show lexicon entry in Elem. Lewis) (search)
exorsa | noun pl neut voc | |
exorsa | noun pl neut nom | |
exorsa | noun pl neut acc |
exorsus
[definition unavailable](Show lexicon entry in Lewis & Short Elem. Lewis) (search)
exorsa | adj sg fem voc | |
exorsa | adj sg fem nom | |
exorsa | adj sg fem abl | |
exorsa | adj pl neut voc | |
exorsa | adj pl neut nom | |
exorsa | adj pl neut acc |
exorsus2
a beginning, commencement(Show lexicon entry in Lewis & Short Elem. Lewis) (search)
exorsa | adj sg fem voc | |
exorsa | adj sg fem nom | |
exorsa | adj sg fem abl | |
exorsa | adj pl neut voc | |
exorsa | adj pl neut nom | |
exorsa | adj pl neut acc |