Latin Word of the Day
liber
LEE-ber • adjective — 17th of Aug, 2026
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Meaning: free; not bound or controlled
Examples
- Populus liber in urbe gaudet.
(The free people rejoice in the city.) - Servus liber esse cupit.
(The slave wants to be free.) - Animus liber multa audere potest.
(A free spirit can dare many things.)
Synonyms
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Antonyms
- servus
- captivus
Liber is commonly used to describe a person, people, or spirit that is not enslaved, restricted, or under control. It is a very useful everyday adjective in Latin, especially in historical or social contexts.
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