Translation of "warning" into Latin
admonitus, monitus, admonitum are the top translations of "warning" into Latin.
Present participle of warn. [..]
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admonitus
particle masculineErrors were condemned, indeed, because charity demanded this no less than did truth, but for the persons themselves there was only warning, respect and love.
Errores profecto sunt reiecti, quemadmodum caritas ipsa perinde atque veritas postulabant, sed homines, salvo semper observantiae et amoris praecepto, tantum de errore sunt admoniti.
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monitus
noun particleWhenever you warn someone, and he does not wish to be warned, do not stop once you have begun if he is dear to you.
Cumque mones aliquem, nec se velit ille moneri, si tibi sit carus, noli desistere coeptis.
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admonitum
particleErrors were condemned, indeed, because charity demanded this no less than did truth, but for the persons themselves there was only warning, respect and love.
Errores profecto sunt reiecti, quemadmodum caritas ipsa perinde atque veritas postulabant, sed homines, salvo semper observantiae et amoris praecepto, tantum de errore sunt admoniti.
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Less frequent translations
- documentum
- exemplum
- monitio
- admonitio
- advententia
- ammonitio
- ammonitum
- ammonitus
- concalefactio
- denunciatio
- denuntiatio
- documen
- nuncius
- nuntius
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Phrases similar to "warning" with translations into Latin
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admonefio · ammonefio
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exemplum
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subitaneus
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nuncio · nuntio
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admonefacio · admoneo · admonere · ammonefacio · ammoneo · antevenire · antevertere · commonefacio · conmonefacio · denuntio · edico · emoneo · moneo · monere · moneō · praecipio · praedico · precipio · prohibere
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canto
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vaticinor
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mina