May

English-Latin I.

may, v.

1. An auxiliary verb expressing ability, competency, or possibility.
   • possum (posse, potui, —)
2. An auxiliary verb expressing liberty, permission, or allowance.
   • licet (licere, licuit, licitum)

     ¶ Licet is an impersonal verb taking the permitted person in the dative, and the action which one is allowed in the infinitive.

English-Latin II.

May, n.

1. The fifth month of the year, containing thirty-one days.
   • Maius (-ii, masc.)

May, adj.

1. Of or pertaining to the month of May.
   • Maius (-a, -um)