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 |
Example Sentences
| Amicus noster non es. You are not our friend. Amicus eius est. He is her friend. Nullus est mihi amicus. I don't have any friends. Si fueris pauper, qui tibi amicus? If you were poor, who would be your friend? Es amicus verus. You're a real friend. |
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