Latin · Latina
altus
/ˈaɫ.tʊs/ adjective A1 (estimated)
1. tall, lofty; high (of measurement)
| English | tall, high, lofty |
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| German | groß, hoch, high |
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| French | grand, haut, chéper |
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| Portuguese | alto |
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| Czech | vysoký |
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| Italian | alto, acuto, elevato |
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| Spanish | alto, elevado, drogado |
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| Dutch | lang, groot, hoog |
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| Swedish | lång, hög, uppsatt |
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2. deep, profound
| English | deep, profound |
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| German | tief |
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| French | profond |
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| Portuguese | profundo, fundo |
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| Czech | hluboký |
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| Italian | profondo |
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| Spanish | profundo, hondo |
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| Dutch | diep |
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| Swedish | djup |
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3. high-born, lofty, noble
| English | noble, lofty |
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| Czech | vysoký |
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4. high-minded, magnanimous, great
| English | great, magnanimous, high-minded |
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Latin · Latina
altus
/ˈaɫ.tʊs/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. nourished, having been nourished
2. fed, having been fed, maintained, having been maintained, developed, having been developed
| English | fed, maintained, developed |
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3. kept, having been kept, supplied with necessities, having been supplied with necessities, supported financially, having been supported financially
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