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Often used in the same context:
plena,
palo,
baile,
spanish,
mambos,
zouk,
azul,
danza,
bem,
madre,
clave,
feliz,
gente,
fuerte,
rojo,
latino,
meu,
cana,
duro,
ciudad,
cancion,
brazilian,
sabe,
musica,
hawaiian,
onda,
punto,
caliente,
corazon,
gato,
punta,
dios,
franca,
fuego,
buena,
ibi,
flamenco,
tibi,
pelo,
palabras,
lando,
tumba,
cuban,
cuatro,
mujer,
figura,
dominican,
pasa,
seis,
gallego,
omnes,
ellas,
angeles,
pais,
vieja,
mexicano,
negra,
amor,
chica,
vero,
ocho,
mundo,
ninos,
esto,
paz,
latina,
ola,
eres,
loa,
congo,
estrella,
vida,
vai,
african,
olla,
copa,
estoy,
malo,
fantastico,
costa,
esse,
usted,
cantante,
fresca,
lingua,
salsa,
moreno,
nino,
norte,
doce,
nuevo,
perez,
dama,
habanera,
acta,
caballo,
eso,
stella,
sexto,
origen,
tierra,
novi,
french,
greek,
arabic,
hebrew,
sanskrit,
english,
bengali,
hindi,
latinity,
tamil,
urdu,
gothic,
hexameters,
welsh,
yiddish,
dutch,
gaelic,
german,
lyric,
syriac,
sanscrit,
telugu,
ethiopic,
oriya,
amharic,
icelandic,
pali,
slavonic,
demotic,
marathi,
tagalog
More specific:
biblical latin,
classical latin,
late latin,
latinian language,
low latin,
neo-latin,
new latin,
romance,
romance language
Appears in the definition of:
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ablative absolute,
aelius donatus,
aeneid,
agnus dei,
alcaic,
alcaic verse,
anglia,
annum,
beatitude,
biblical latin,
bone,
bone up,
brasil,
brazil,
bullfight,
calvary cross,
celtic cross,
cha-cha,
cha-cha-cha,
che guevara,
cicero,
classical scholar,
classicist,
conga,
corrida,
costa rica,
creole,
cross of calvary,
dead,
declension,
dies irae,
donatus,
economic commission for latin america,
embedded,
ernesto guevara,
eusebius hieronymus,
eusebius sophronius hieronymus,
federative republic of brazil,
goliard,
grammar school,
gringo,
guevara,
hieronymus,
hot-blooded,
hybrid,
italic,
italic language,
jerome,
know,
late latin,
latin-american,
latinate,
latinesce,
latinian language,
latinise,
latinist,
latinize,
latin american,
llano,
loan-blend,
loanblend,
low latin,
macaronic,
marcus tullius cicero,
matrix,
medieval latin,
nb,
neo-latin,
new latin,
nihil,
nota bene,
nov-latin,
old latin,
osco-umbrian,
paternoster,
prerequisite,
quarter,
rebozo,
republic of costa rica,
retroversion,
romance,
romance language,
romanise,
romanize,
rub up,
saint jerome,
spanish american,
spick,
spik,
st. jerome,
sursum corda,
tango,
third world,
transmigrante,
tully,
uncial,
unstudied,
ux,
uxor,
volapuk,
vulgar latin,
vulgate
More general:
italic,
italic language
Synonyms:
emotional,
romance
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text,
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