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=====Inflection=====
=====Inflection=====
Fourth declension.
Fourth declension.
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=====Derived terms=====
 
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* {{l|la|mandō}}
 
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* {{l|la|manducō}}
 
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* {{l|la|manicula}}
 
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* [[manifestus]]
 
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* [[manipulus]]
 
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* [[mansues|mansuēs]]
 
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* [[mansuesco|mansuescō]]
 
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* [[mantica]]
 
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* [[manua]]
 
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* [[manualis|manuālis]]
 
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* [[manuarius|manuārius]]
 
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* [[manuballista]]
 
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* [[manubrium|manūbrium]]
 
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* [[manucium]]
 
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* [[manufactilis]]
 
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* [[manuinspex]]
 
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* [[manulea]]
 
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* [[manumitto|manūmitto]]
 
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* [[manuor]]
 
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* [[manupretium]]
 
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* [[manus extrema]]
 
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* [[manutergium]]
 
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* [[manutigium]]
 
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* [[masturbor]]
 
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=====Related terms=====
 
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* [[manuale|manuāle]]
 
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* [[manuatus|manuātus]]
 
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* [[manuleus]]
 
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=====Descendants=====
 
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* Aragonese: [[man#Aragonese|man]]
 
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* Aromanian: {{l|rup|mãnã}}
 
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* Asturian: {{l|ast|mano}}
 
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* Catalan: [[mà]]
 
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* Dalmatian: [[mun#Dalmatian|mun]]
 
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* Esperanto: [[mano#Esperanto|mano]]
 
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* French: [[main#French|main]]
 
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* Friulian: [[man#Friulian|man]]
 
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* Galician: [[man#Galician|man]]
 
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* Ido: [[manuo]]
 
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* Interlingua: [[mano#Interlingua|mano]]
 
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* Istriot: [[man#Istriot|man]]
 
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* Istro-Romanian: [[măre]]
 
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* Italian: [[mano#Italian|mano]]
 
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* Ladin: {{l|lld|man}}
 
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* Megleno-Romanian: [[mǫnă#Megleno-Romanian|mǫnă]]
 
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* Neapolitan: {{l|nap|mana}}
 
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* Occitan: [[man#Occitan|man]]
 
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* Portuguese: [[mão]]
 
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* Romanian: [[mână]]
 
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* Romansch: [[maun]]
 
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* Sardinian: [[manu#Sardinian|manu]]
 
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* Sicilian: [[manu#Sicilian|manu]]
 
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* Spanish: [[mano#Spanish|mano]]
 
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* Venetian: {{l|vec|man}}
 
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* Walloon: {{l|wa|mwin}}
 
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=====See also=====
 
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* [[pes#Latin|pēs]]
 
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===Pronunciation 2===
 
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* {{a|Classical}} {{IPA|/ˈma.nuːs/|lang=la}}
 
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* {{audio|la-cls-manus-long.ogg|Audio (Classical)|lang=la}}
 
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====Noun====
 
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{{la-noun-form|manūs}}
 
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# {{inflection of|manus||gen|s|lang=la}}
 
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# {{inflection of|manus||nom|p|lang=la}}
 
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# {{inflection of|manus||acc|p|lang=la}}
 
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# {{inflection of|manus||voc|p|lang=la}}
 
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===References===
 
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* {{R:L&S}}
 
[[Category:Latin feminine nouns in the fourth declension]]
[[Category:Latin feminine nouns in the fourth declension]]

Revision as of 10:34, 6 February 2016

Contents

Latin

manus (a hand)
manus (a hand)

Etymology

From Proto-Italic *manus, from Proto-Indo-European *man-. Cognates include Old Norse mund ("hand"; > Icelandic mund), Old English mund ("hand, power, protection"; > English mound). More at mound.

Pronunciation 1

(Classical) (Classical) IPA(key): /ˈma.nus/, [ˈma.nʊs]

Noun

manus f ‎(genitive manūs); fourth declension

  1. hand
  2. (figuratively) bravery, valor
  3. (figuratively) violence, fighting
  4. handwriting
  5. a side, part, faction
  6. a stake (in dice)
  7. a thrust with a sword
  8. paw of an animal
  9. trunk of an elephant
  10. branch of a tree
  11. (military, nautical) grappling hooks used to snare enemy vessels
  12. group, company, host, multitude of people, especially of soldiers
  13. labor
  14. power, might
  15. (law) legal power of a man over his wife
  16. (law) an arrest
Inflection

Fourth declension.


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