Translation of "crime" into Latin
scelus, facinus, crimen are the top translations of "crime" into Latin.
(countable) A specific act committed in violation of the law. [..]
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scelus
noun neuteract violating the law [..]
A day spent in crime found its last horror in the rejoicings that concluded it.
Exacto per scelera die novissimum malorum fuit laetitia.
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facinus
noun neuteract violating the law [..]
Few there are, we believe, who commit this crime deceived by erroneous opinion.
Equidem paucos esse remur, qui hoc obeant facinus, opinionis errore decepti.
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crimen
noun neuterThe things in which you glory you must not consider a crime in others!
Quibus rebus ipse gloriaris, aliis crimini dare non debes!
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Less frequent translations
- maleficium
- delictum
- fraus
- admissum
- commissum
- dedecus
- malum
- noxa
- piaculum
- vitium
- ''f''
- Scelus
- ammissum
- ausum
- delinquentia
- nefarium
- nefarius
- nefas
- noxia
- offensa
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A content descriptor developed by the Computer Entertainment Rating Organization (CERO).
"Crime" in English - Latin dictionary
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Phrases similar to "crime" with translations into Latin
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delator
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Scelus odio commissum
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vitium
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criminor
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capital
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Crimes and Misdemeanors
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peccatum contra naturam
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nullum crimen, nulla poena sine praevia lege poenali