Translation of "break" into Latin

rumpo, frango, confringo are the top translations of "break" into Latin.

break verb noun grammar

(intransitive) To end up in two or more pieces that cannot easily be reassembled. [..]

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  • rumpo

    verb

    transitive: to separate into (to cause to end up in) two or more pieces [..]

  • frango

    verb

    transitive: to separate into (to cause to end up in) two or more pieces [..]

    An integral ecology is also made up of simple daily gestures which break with the logic of violence, exploitation and selfishness.

    Oecologia integra etiam simplicibus gestibus cotidianis constituitur, in quibus frangimus logicam violentiae, lucri, egoismi.

  • confringo

    verb

    transitive: to separate into (to cause to end up in) two or more pieces [..]

    Why do you go around breaking people's hearts?

    Cur corda confractum perambulas?

  • Less frequent translations

    • rumpere
    • frangere
    • abrumpere
    • intermissio
    • intervallum
    • infringo
    • battuere
    • cōnfringō
    • dimminuo
    • dirumpo
    • fligere
    • frangō
    • pellere
    • pulsare
    • quasso
    • requies
    • rumpō
    • abrumpo
    • abscindo
    • adfligo
    • affligo
    • apscindo
    • comminuo
    • conquasso
    • contundo
    • convello
    • debilito
    • diminuo
    • dirrumpo
    • domo
    • durus
    • fallo
    • impello
    • inlucesco
    • interruptio
    • laedo
    • pausa
    • quatio
    • refringo
    • solidus
    • subigo
    • suffringo
    • turbo
    • violo

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