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1 WORLD
[N]ORBIS TERRARUM (M)UNIVERSITAS (-ATIS) (F)ORBIS TERRAE (M)ORBIS (-IS) (M)MUNDUS (-I) (M)UNIVERSUM (-I) (N)NATURA (-AE) (F)LUX (LUCIS) (F)CAEL (N)CAELUS (-I) (M)COELUS (-I) (M)- FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE WORLD -
2 WORLD: FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE WORLD
[ADV]CHAOS: A CHAOEnglish-Latin dictionary > WORLD: FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE WORLD
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3 WORLD-YEAR
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4 ACHERON (RIVER IN THE LOWER WORLD)
[NPR]ACHERON (-ONTIS) (M)English-Latin dictionary > ACHERON (RIVER IN THE LOWER WORLD)
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5 CHARON (FERRYMAN OF THE LOWER WORLD)
[NPR]CHARON (-ONTIS) (M)English-Latin dictionary > CHARON (FERRYMAN OF THE LOWER WORLD)
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6 COCYTUS (RIVER IN LOWER WORLD)
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7 LOWER: BELONGING TO THE LOWER WORLD
[A]INFERNUS (-A -UM)INFERUS (-A -UM)English-Latin dictionary > LOWER: BELONGING TO THE LOWER WORLD
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8 LOWER WORLD
[N]CHAOS (CHAOS) (N)CATONIUM (-I) (N)ACHERON (-ONTIS) (M) -
9 NETHER WORLD
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10 SEE THE WORLD
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11 STAGE OF THE WORLD
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12 UPPER WORLD
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13 WONDER OF THE WORLD
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14 mundus
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15 LOWER
[A]INFERIOR (-IUS)INFERUS (-A -UM)IMUS (-A -UM)INFERNUS (-A -UM)INFERNALIS (-IS -E)[ADV]INFERIUS[V]DEMITTO (-ERE -MISI -MISSUM)LABOR (LABI LAPSUS SUM)TENUO (-ARE -AVI -ATUM)ABJICIO (-ERE -JECI -JECTUM)INCLINO (-ARE -AVI -ATUM)MINUO (-ERE -UI -UTUM)INMINUO (-ERE -MINUI -MINUTUM)IMMINUO (-ERE -MINUI -MINUTUM)ABICIO (-ERE -IECI -IECTUM)SUBMITTO (-ERE -MISI -MISSUM)SUMMITTO (-ERE -MISI -MISSUM)CONCADO (-ERE -CECIDI -CASUM)SUCCUMBO (-ERE -CUBUI -CUBITUM)- BELONGING TO THE LOWER WORLD- ON THE LOWER SIDE -
16 orbis
orbis, is, m., world, §A. 17:6. -
17 saecularise
* saecularise, (1) belonging to the world, worldly; (2) eternal, 2 T. 1:9; Ti. 1:2. -
18 saeculum
saeculum, i, n., (1) age, generation; (2) world, 2 T. 4:9; Ti. 2:12. -
19 uniuersitas
uniuersitas, tatis, f., universe, world (Gk. κόσμος), Jas. 3.6.*
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