Latin
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plene
(translation Latin - English)
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plene
a.Adverba (adjective or adverb - describing an action or a noun)
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(containing as much as a person or thing can hold; complete) |
full
a.Adverba (adjective or adverb - describing an action or a noun)
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Compound words
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plene forta
n.Noma (common noun)
Translation awaiting confirmation |
Etymology: plene + forta |
full force
n.Noma (common noun)
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plene forta
n.Noma (common noun)
Translation awaiting confirmation |
Etymology: plene + forta |
full-force
n.Noma (common noun)
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plene impenda
n.Noma (common noun)
Translation awaiting confirmation |
Etymology: lat. mod. plene + lat. mod. impenda |
full employment
n.Noma (common noun)
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Derived words
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plene-contacta
n.Noma (common noun)
Translation awaiting confirmation |
Etymology: plene + lat. contactus |
full-contact
n.Noma (common noun)
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