Translation of "lose" into Latin

amitto, perdo, amittere are the top translations of "lose" into Latin.

lose verb noun grammar

(transitive) To cause (something) to cease to be in one's possession or capability due to unfortunate or unknown circumstances, events or reasons. [..]

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  • amitto

    verb

    cause (something) to cease to be in one's possession or capability [..]

    He loses his possessions, his sons and daughters, and finally he himself is afflicted by a grave sickness.

    Bona, filios et filias amittit et ad ultimum ipse gravi morbo corripitur.

  • perdo

    verb

    cause (something) to cease to be in one's possession or capability [..]

    It is important not to lose this precious inheritance.

    Hanc magni pretii hereditatem perdere dedecet.

  • amittere

    verb

    To be beaten or to fail to win in an event.

    He loses his possessions, his sons and daughters, and finally he himself is afflicted by a grave sickness.

    Bona, filios et filias amittit et ad ultimum ipse gravi morbo corripitur.

  • Less frequent translations

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    • ero via
    • amisit
    • āmittō
    • desidero
    • alieno
    • careo
    • careor
    • deperdo
    • deploro
    • despondeo
    • dimitto
    • excido
    • eximo
    • perdō

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