innocuus
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Azərbaycan dilizərərsiz
Българскибезвреден
Catalàinofensiu
Češtinaneškodný
Cymraegdiniwed
DeutschbekömmlichChorknabeharmlosheilschadlosschuldfreischuldlosunbeschadetungefährlichunschädlichuntadeligunverfänglichunverletztunverschuldetunversehrt
Ελληνικάαβάρετοςαβλαβήςάβλαβοςάβλαπτοςάβλαφτοςακατάκριτοςακατηγόρητοςακηλίδωτοςαλάβωτοςαλώβητοςάμεμπτοςαναίτιοςαναμάρτητοςανεπαίσχυντοςανέπαφοςανεπίληπτοςαπλήγωτοςάσπιλοςάσφαιροςατραυμάτιστοςαψεγάδιαστος
Esperantosendanĝera
Magyarártalmatlan
Bahasa Indonesialurus
Қазақ тілізарарсыз
Latinacastusillaesusillibatusimmerensincorruptusinculpabilisinculpatusindemnisinnocensinnoxiusintactusinultusinviolatusirreprehensussincerussospes
Te Reo Māorimahaki
Türkmençezyýansyz
Exempla
“innocuī veniant.”
Let [those people who are] guiltless come [forth]. (The ancient Roman festival Caristia united family members and encouraged reconciliation of their differences. Ovid, however, here writing satirically, uses the present active subjunctive verb veniant to invite only guilt-free relatives to gather. In the following verses, the poet tells the troublemakers to stay home! And Ovid's sly intent can be playfully translated with other meanings for innocuus listed here.)
Gradus CEFR
B2
Medius superior
Hoc verbum pars est vocabularii CEFR B2 — gradus medius superior.
Hoc verbum pars est vocabularii CEFR B2 — gradus medius superior.
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