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foedor
transitive verb I conjugation

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1 passive form of [foedo]
2 to defile
3 to pollute
4 to soil, to stain, to make filthy or to unclean
5 to contaminate
6 to corrupt
7 to disgrace, to dishonour
8 to bring shame, to discredit
9 (person or reputation) to sully, to besmirch
10 to disfigure, to mar, to spoil appearance, to spoil brightness, to spoil clearness, to spoil purity of
11 to darken, to dim
12 (punishment) to make horrible, barbarous
13 (land) to mangle, to hack, to mutilate, to ravage

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foedĕro tr. v. I conjug.
foedĕror tr. v. I conjug.
foedĭfrăgus adj. I cl.
foedĭtās fem. noun III decl.
foedo tr. v. I conjug.
foedor tr. v. I conjug.
foedus masc. noun II decl.
foedŭs nt. noun III decl.
foedus adj. I cl.
foetens adj. pres. part. II cl.
foetĕo intr. v. II conjug.
foetĭdus adj. I cl.
foetŏr masc. noun III decl.
foetŭlentus adj. I cl.
foetūtīna fem. noun I decl.
fŏlĭa fem. noun I decl.
fŏlĭācĕus adj. I cl.
fŏlĭācĭus adj. I cl.
fŏlĭātum nt. noun II decl.
fŏlĭātūra fem. noun I decl.
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