Translation of "invite" into Latin
invito, adhibeo, accerso are the top translations of "invite" into Latin.
(transitive) To ask for the presence or participation of someone or something. [..]
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invito
verbask for the presence or participation of someone [..]
Tom and Mary invited me to their house.
Thomas et Maria me domum suam invitaverunt.
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adhibeo
verbask for the presence or participation of someone [..]
Vitellius had sat down to a banquet at Ticinum, and had invited Verginius to be his guest.
discubuerat Vitellius Ticini adhibito ad epulas Verginio.
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accerso
verb
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Less frequent translations
- advoco
- arcesso
- voco
- accersio
- accio
- adlecto
- allecto
- arcersio
- arcerso
- arcessio
- blandior
- convoco
- invitare
- provoco
- rogo
- sollicito
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Translations with alternative spelling
A UI element, in a conversation window, that accesses the "Invite Someone" menu item. The user can then select a contact to add to the current conversation.
"Invite" in English - Latin dictionary
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Phrases similar to "invite" with translations into Latin
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subinvito
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invitabulum
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invocatus
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ablocare
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invitabimus
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invitatorius · invitatus
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invitare
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subinvito