Latin Word of the Day
amicus
friend
Definitions
| Latin > English |
| amicus |
| 1. adj. friendly, amicable |
| 2. adj. welcome, pleasing |
| 3. n. male friend |
| amicum parare - to make a friend; to befriend |
| 4. n. (Augustan and later) courtier, minister, counsellor |
Pronunciation
©Example Sentences
| Amicus eius est. He is her friend. Canis amicus optimus hominis est. Dog is man's best friend. Is mihi non amicus, sed inimicus est. He's not my friend, he's my enemy. Nullus est mihi amicus. I don't have any friends. Amicus es. You're a friend. |
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