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`dog` in Latin

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dog

  1. noun

    • canis
      The dog barked loudly. — Canis alte latravit.
    • [idiomatic, pejorative], unpleasant or despicable person
      scelestus [pejorative]
      He's a real dog for lying. — Scelestus est quod mentitus est.
      nebulo [pejorative]
      Don't trust that dog. — Noli credere nebuloni illi.
    • [idiomatic, slang, offensive, sexual], sexually unattractive woman (slang)
      foeda mulier [slang, offensive, sexual]
      She was called a dog at school. — In schola foeda mulier appellata est.
    • [idiomatic, colloquial], fellow or guy (informal)
      vir [colloquial]
      He's a lucky dog. — Vir felix est.
      homo [colloquial]
      That dog can really dance. — Ille homo vere saltare potest.
  2. verb
    • to follow persistently
      insequor
      The reporter dogged the politician. — Diurnarius politicum insecutus est.
      persequor
      Guilt dogged him for years. — Culpa eum per annos persecuta est.