amicus — Latin Word of the Day
amicus (AM-i-cus) · noun: a friend
- Amicus meus me semper adiuvat. — My friend always helps me.
- Cum amico in horto ambulat. — He/she walks in the garden with a friend.
- Bonus amicus fidus est. — A good friend is loyal.
Latin Word of the Day
amicus
/AM-i-cus/ • noun — 24th of Jul, 2026
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Meaning: a friend
Examples
- Amicus meus me semper adiuvat.
(My friend always helps me.) - Cum amico in horto ambulat.
(He/she walks in the garden with a friend.) - Bonus amicus fidus est.
(A good friend is loyal.)
Synonyms
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Antonyms
- inimicus
- hostis
Amicus is a very common Latin word for a friend or close companion. It is used in everyday contexts and in literature to describe personal relationships and loyalty.
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