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TFL Final Vocabulary Review Flashcards

1
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– suus sua suum

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his, her, its, their (own)

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-que (enclitic conj.)

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and

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acer -cris -cre

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sharp, bitter

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aedifícium -i n.

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building

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aequor -oris n.

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smooth surface, sea

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aer -is m.

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the air

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aestas -tatis f.

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summer

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8
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afterwards

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póstea (adv.)

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aged, old (person)

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senex senis

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agmen -inis n.

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army on the march, column

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ago -ere egi actus

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to do, drive, act, treat; give

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agrestis -e

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boorish, crude

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álacer -cris -cre

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lively, spirited

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albus -a -um

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white

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alienus -a -um

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foreign, alien, strage, unfavorable

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álius ália áliud

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other, another

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17
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almost

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fere (adv.)

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18
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almus -a -um

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nurturing

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19
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alone, only, sole

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solus -a -um

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20
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already

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jam (adv.)

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21
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also

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étiam (adv.)

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22
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alter … alter

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the one … the other

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23
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alter áltera álterum

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the other (of two), the second (of two)

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24
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amicítia -ae f.

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friendship

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25
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and

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et (conj.)

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26
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angustus -a -um

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narrow, confined

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antrum -i n.

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cave

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28
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any (at all)

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ullus -a -um

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arcus -ūs m.

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bow

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30
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army on the march, column

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agmen -inis n.

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31
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arrow

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sagitta -ae f.

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32
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as

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sicut (conj.)

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astrum -i n.

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heavenly body, heavens

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Athenae -arum f.

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Athens

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35
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Athens

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Athenae -arum f.

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36
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attack

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impetus -ūs m.

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37
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auctóritas -tatis f.

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authority

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audax -acis

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bold, rash

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39
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aut (conj.)

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or

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40
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aut … aut (conj.)

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either … or

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41
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autem (postpositive conj.)

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however, moreover

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42
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authority

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auctóritas -tatis f.

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auxílium -i n.

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help, aid

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44
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avis avis f.

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bird

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45
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beatus -a -um

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blessed

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46
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because

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quod (conj.)

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47
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beginning, origin

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princípium -i n.

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48
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bird

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avis avis f.

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49
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blessed

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beatus -a -um

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50
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body

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corpus -oris n.

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51
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bold, rash

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audax -acis

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52
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bone

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os ossis n.

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53
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boorish, crude

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agrestis -e

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54
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both … and

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et … et (conj.)

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54
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bow

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arcus -ūs m.

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55
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Britain

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Británnia -ae f.

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56
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Británnia -ae f.

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Britain

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57
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building

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aedifícium -i n.

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58
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burden

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onus -eris n.

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59
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but

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sed (conj.)

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60
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Caesar

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Caesar -aris m.

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61
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Caesar -aris m.

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Caesar

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62
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Caledónia -ae f.

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Scotland

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63
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cálidus -a -um

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warm, hot

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careful, diligent

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díligens -entis

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cáritas -tatis f.

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charity, love

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carmen -inis n.

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song

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67
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Carthage

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Carthage -inis f.

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68
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Carthage -inis f.

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Carthage

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69
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carus -a -um (w/ dat.)

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dear (to)

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castellum -i n.

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fort

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71
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cavalry

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equitatus -ūs m.

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72
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cave

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antrum -i n.

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73
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cedo -ere cessi cessus

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to yield, give away

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74
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céleber -bris -bre

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famous

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75
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celer céleris célere

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fast, swift

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celéritas -tatis f.

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quickness, speed

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77
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centum

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one hundred

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78
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centúrio -onis m.

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centurion

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centurion

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centúrio -onis m.

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certamen -inis n.

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struggle, contest

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81
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chain, bond

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vinculum -i n.

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chariot, cart, wagon

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currus -ūs m.

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charity, love

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cáritas -tatis f.

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citus -a -um

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rapid, quick

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85
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civitas -tatis f.

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state

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civilis -e

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civil, of a citizen

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civil, of a citizen

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civilis -e

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86
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clarus -a -um

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clear, bright, gleaming

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claudo -ere clausi clausus

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to close

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87
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clear, bright, gleaming

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clarus -a -um

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88
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clothes

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vestis vestis f.

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cloud

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nubes nubis f.

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cogo -ere coegi coactus

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to collect, force

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cold

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frígidus -a -um

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comes -itis m.

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companion

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command, power

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impérium -i n.

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commandment, order

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mandatum -i n.

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common

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communis -e

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common people, plebeians

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plebs plebis f.

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communis -e

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common

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97
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companion

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comes -itis m.

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concílium -i n.

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council, meeting

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consílium -i n.

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counsel, advice, plan

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cornu -ūs n.

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horn

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corpus -oris n.

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body

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102
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council, meeting

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concílium -i n.

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counsel, advice, plan

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consílium -i n.

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countenance, expression

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vultus -ūs m.

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105
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country (adj.), rural, unsophisticated, rustic

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rústicus -a -um

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countryside

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rus ruris n.

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course, running

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cursus -ūs m.

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108
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crime, evil deed

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scelus -eris n.

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crudelis -e

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cruel

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cruel

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crudelis -e

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crus cruris n.

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leg

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currus -ūs m.

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chariot, cart, wagon

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cursus -ūs m.

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course, running

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113
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danger

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perículum -i n.

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114
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dear (to)

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carus -a -um (w/ dat.)

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115
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death

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letum -i n.

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116
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defessus -a -um

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tired, weary

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destiny, fate

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fatum -i n.

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118
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díligens -entis

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careful, diligent

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119
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ditch, trench

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fossa -ae f.

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120
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doubtful

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dúbius -a -um

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121
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dúbius -a -um

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doubtful

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122
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duódecim

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twelve

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duodeviginti

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eighteen

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124
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durus -a -um

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hard (not soft)

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125
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ease, leisure

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ótium -i n.

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126
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egg

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ovum -i n.

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127
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eighteen

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duodeviginti

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128
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either … or

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aut … aut (conj.)

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129
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eleven

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úndecim

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130
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empty (from or of)

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vácuus -a -um (w/ abl.)

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end, outcome, exit

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éxitus -ūs m.

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enim (postpositive conj.)

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for, in fact, truly

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133
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enough

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satis (indecl.) (w/ gen.)

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134
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equitatus -ūs m.

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cavalry

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135
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et (conj.)

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and

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136
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et … et (conj.)

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both … and

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étiam (adv.)

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also

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138
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Europa -ae f.

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Europe

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139
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Europe

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Europa -ae f.

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Evangélium -i n.

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Gospel

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excelsus -a -um

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on high, lofty

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exile

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exílium -i n.

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exílium -i n.

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exile

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éxitus -ūs m.

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end, outcome, exit

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falling, misfortune

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occasus -ūs m.

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fames famis f.

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hunger, starvation

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famous

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céleber -bris -bre

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fast, swift

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celer céleris célere

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fatum -i n.

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destiny, fate

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felix -icis

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fortunate, lucky

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fere (adv.)

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almost

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ferus -a -um

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wild, fierce

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fifteen

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quindecim

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fight, escape

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fuga -ae f.

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finítimus -a -um (w/ dat.​)

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neighboring, close (to)

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fire

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ignis ignis m.

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flos -is m.

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flower

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flower

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flos -is m.

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fodder, nourishment

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pábulum -i n.

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foedus -a -um

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foul, ugly, hideous

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fons fontis m.

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fountain, spring, source

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foolish, stupid

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stultus -a -um

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for, in fact, truly

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enim (postpositive conj.)

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foreign, alien, strage, unfavorable

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alienus -a -um

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fortunate, lucky

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felix -icis

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fort

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castellum -i n.

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fossa -ae f.

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ditch, trench

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foul, ugly, hideous

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foedus -a -um

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fountain, spring, source

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fons fontis m.

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fourteen

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quattuórdecim

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friendship

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amicítia -ae f.

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frígidus -a -um

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cold

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fuga -ae f.

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fight, escape

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genu -ūs n.

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knew

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genus -eris n.

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race, kind, class

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Germánia -ae f.

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Germany

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Germany

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Germánia -ae f.

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gero -ere gessi gestus

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to wage, carry on

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Gospel

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Evangélium -i n.

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Graécia -ae f.

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Greece

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Greece

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Graécia -ae f.

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grex gregis m.

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herd, flock

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hard (not soft)

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durus -a -um

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hard (not soft)

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durus -a -um

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hasta -ae f.

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spear

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hate, hatred

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ódium -i n.

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he, she, it, him, her, they, their them

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is ea id

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heavenly body, heavens

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astrum -i n.

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help, aid

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auxílium -i n.

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Helvétia -ae f.

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Switzerland

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herd, flock

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grex gregis m.

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Hibérnia -ae f.

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Ireland

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hic haec hoc

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this, these

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hiems híemis f.

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winter

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his own, her own, its own, their own

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suus -a -um

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his, her, its, their (own)

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– suus sua suum

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homo -inis m.

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man, human being

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horn

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cornu -ūs n.

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hostage

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obses -idis m.

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however, moreover

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autem (postpositive conj.)

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huge

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ingens -entis

201
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humble

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húmilis -e

202
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hunger, starvation

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fames famis f.

202
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húmilis -e

A

humble

203
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ibi (adv.)

A

there, in that place

204
Q

idóneus -a -um (w/ dat.​)

A

suitable, fit, proper (for)

205
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ignis ignis m.

A

fire

206
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ille illa illud

A

that, those

207
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imber imbris m.

A

rain

208
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impérium -i n.

A

command, power

209
Q

impetus -ūs m.

A

attack

210
Q

impetus -ūs m.

A

attack

211
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in order that, so that

A

ut (conj.)

212
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inanis -e

A

vain, inane

213
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ingens -entis

A

huge

214
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inítium -i n.

A

starting point

215
Q

injúria -ae f.

A

injury, injustice, wrong

216
Q

injury, injustice, wrong

A

injúria -ae f.

217
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inópia -ae f.

A

lck, scarcity, shortage

218
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interim (adv.)

A

meanwhile

219
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ipse ipsa ipsum

A

myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves

220
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Ireland

A

Hibérnia -ae f.

221
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is ea id

A

he, she, it, him, her, they, their them

222
Q

iste ista istud

A

that, those (of yours)

223
Q

ita (adv.)

A

yes, so, thus

224
Q

ítaque (conj.)

A

therefore, and so

225
Q

iter itineris n.

A

journey

226
Q

jam (adv.)

A

already

227
Q

Jesus

A

Jesus -u m.

228
Q

Jesus -u m.

A

Jesus

229
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journey

A

iter itineris n.

230
Q

júvenis -is m./f.

A

young person

231
Q

knew

A

genu -ūs n.

232
Q

knowledge

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sciénta -ae f.

233
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lapis -idis m.

A

stone

234
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latus -eris n.

A

side, flank

235
Q

lck, scarcity, shortage

A

inópia -ae f.

236
Q

léctio -onis f.

A

lesson

237
Q

leg

A

crus cruris n.

238
Q

légio -onis f.

A

legion

239
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legion

A

légio -onis f.

240
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leo -onis m.

A

lion

241
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lesson

A

léctio -onis f.

242
Q

lest, so that … not

A

ne (conj.)

243
Q

letum -i n.

A

death

244
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libertas -tatis f.

A

liberty, freedom

245
Q

liberty, freedom

A

libertas -tatis f.

246
Q

lion

A

leo -onis m.

247
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litus -oris n.

A

shore, coast

248
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lively, spirited

A

álacer -cris -cre

249
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man, human being

A

homo -inis m.

250
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mandatum -i n.

A

commandment, order

251
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meanwhile

A

interim (adv.)

252
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memória -ae f.

A

memory

253
Q

memory

A

memória -ae f.

254
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mille

A

one thousand

255
Q

mitto -ere misis missus

A

to send

256
Q

mouth

A

os oris n.

257
Q

munus -eris n.

A

office, duty

258
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myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves

A

ipse ipsa ipsum

259
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narrow, confined

A

angustus -a -um

260
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ne (conj.)

A

lest, so that … not

261
Q

ne (adv. w/ subjunctive verbs)

A

not

262
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nefárius -a -um

A

wicked

263
Q

neighboring, close (to)

A

finítimus -a -um (w/ dat.​)

264
Q

neither (of two)

A

neuter -tra -trum

265
Q

neuter -tra -trum

A

neither (of two)

266
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nevertheless

A

tamen (adv.)

267
Q

night

A

nox noctis f.

268
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nihil (nil) (indecl.) (w/gen.)

A

nothing

269
Q

nineteen

A

undeviginti

270
Q

nix nivis f.

A

snow

271
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no, not any

A

nullus -a -um

272
Q

not

A

ne (adv. w/ subjunctive verbs)

273
Q

nothing

A

nihil (nil) (indecl.) (w/gen.)

274
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nox noctis f.

A

night

275
Q

nubes nubis f.

A

cloud

276
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nullus -a -um

A

no, not any

277
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nurturing

A

almus -a -um

278
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obses -idis m.

A

hostage

279
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occasus -ūs m.

A

falling, misfortune

280
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ódium -i n.

A

hate, hatred

281
Q

office, duty

A

munus -eris n.

282
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olim (adv.)

A

once (upon a time), of old, one day

283
Q

on high, lofty

A

excelsus -a -um

284
Q

once (upon a time), of old, one day

A

olim (adv.)

285
Q

one hundred

A

centum

286
Q

one thousand

A

mille

287
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onus -eris n.

A

burden

288
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opus óperis n.

A

work

289
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or

A

aut (conj.)

290
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orátio -onis f.

A

speech

291
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order, rank, line, row

A

ordo -inis m.

292
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ordo -inis m.

A

order, rank, line, row

293
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os oris n.

A

mouth

294
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os ossis n.

A

bone

295
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other, another

A

álius ália áliud

296
Q

ótium -i n.

A

ease, leisure

297
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ovis ovis f.

A

sheep

298
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ovum -i n.

A

egg

299
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pábulum -i n.

A

fodder, nourishment

300
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paratus -a -um (ad w/ acc.)

A

prepared (for)

301
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pássio -onis f.

A

suffering

302
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passus -ūs m.

A

step, pace

303
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perículum -i n.

A

danger

304
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píetas -tatis f.

A

piety, duty

305
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piety, duty

A

píetas -tatis f.

306
Q

pious, dutiful

A

pius -a -um

307
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pius -a -um

A

pious, dutiful

308
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plebs plebis f.

A

common people, plebeians

309
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pono -ere pósui pósitus

A

to put, place

310
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póstea (adv.)

A

afterwards

311
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potens -entis

A

powerful

312
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powerful

A

potens -entis

313
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praesidium -i n.

A

preside

314
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premo -ere pressi pressus

A

to press, push

315
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prepared (for)

A

paratus -a -um (ad w/ acc.)

316
Q

preside

A

praesidium -i n.

317
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prétium -i n.

A

price

318
Q

price

A

prétium -i n.

319
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princípium -i n.

A

beginning, origin

320
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quattuórdecim

A

fourteen

321
Q

quickness, speed

A

celéritas -tatis f.

322
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quindecim

A

fifteen

323
Q

quod (conj.)

A

because

324
Q

race, kind, class

A

genus -eris n.

325
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rain

A

imber imbris m.

326
Q

rapid, quick

A

citus -a -um

327
Q

rus ruris n.

A

countryside

328
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rústicus -a -um

A

country (adj.), rural, unsophisticated, rustic

329
Q

safe (from)

A

tutus -a -um (w/ abl.)

330
Q

sagitta -ae f.

A

arrow

331
Q

sápiens -entis

A

wise, rational

332
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sapiéntia -ae f.

A

wisdom

333
Q

satis (indecl.) (w/ gen.)

A

enough

334
Q

scelus -eris n.

A

crime, evil deed

335
Q

sciénta -ae f.

A

knowledge

336
Q

Scotland

A

Caledónia -ae f.

337
Q

scribo -ere scripsi scriptus

A

to write

338
Q

sed (conj.)

A

but

339
Q

sédecim

A

sixteen

340
Q

senex senis

A

aged, old (person)

341
Q

septéndecim

A

seventeen

342
Q

sepulchrum -i n.

A

tomb

343
Q

seventeen

A

septéndecim

344
Q

sharp, bitter

A

acer -cris -cre

345
Q

sheep

A

ovis ovis f.

346
Q

sheep

A

ovis ovis f.

347
Q

shore, coast

A

litus -oris n.

348
Q

sicut (conj.)

A

as

349
Q

side, flank

A

latus -eris n.

350
Q

similar (to)

A

símilis -e (w/ dat.)

351
Q

símilis -e (w/ dat.)

A

similar (to)

352
Q

sixteen

A

sédecim

353
Q

smooth surface, sea

A

aequor -oris n.

354
Q

snow

A

nix nivis f.

355
Q

solus -a -um

A

alone, only, sole

356
Q

song

A

carmen -inis n.

357
Q

space, interval

A

spátium -i n.

358
Q

spátium -i n.

A

space, interval

359
Q

spear

A

hasta -ae f.

360
Q

speech

A

orátio -onis f.

361
Q

spring

A

ver veris n.

362
Q

starting point

A

inítium -i n.

363
Q

state

A

civitas -tatis f.

364
Q

step, pace

A

passus -ūs m.

365
Q

stone

A

lapis -idis m.

366
Q

struggle, contest

A

certamen -inis n.

367
Q

stultus -a -um

A

foolish, stupid

368
Q

súbito (adv.)

A

suddenly

369
Q

suddenly

A

súbito (adv.)

370
Q

suffering

A

pássio -onis f.

371
Q

suitable, fit, proper (for)

A

idóneus -a -um (w/ dat.​)

372
Q

summer

A

aestas -tatis f.

373
Q

suus -a -um

A

his own, her own, its own, their own

374
Q

Switzerland

A

Helvétia -ae f.

375
Q

tamen (adv.)

A

nevertheless

376
Q

tempastas -tatis f.

A

thunderstorm

377
Q

temptation

A

tentátio -onis f.

378
Q

tempus -oris n.

A

time

379
Q

tentátio -onis f.

A

temptation

380
Q

that, those

A

ille illa illud

381
Q

that, those (non-specific)

A

is ea id

382
Q

that, those (of yours)

A

iste ista istud

383
Q

the air

A

aer -is m.

384
Q

the one … the other

A

alter … alter

385
Q

the other (of two), the second (of two)

A

alter áltera álterum

386
Q

theater

A

theatrum -i n.

387
Q

theatrum -i n.

A

theater

388
Q

there, in that place

A

ibi (adv.)

389
Q

therefore, and so

A

ítaque (conj.)

390
Q

thirteen

A

trédecim

391
Q

this, these

A

hic haec hoc

392
Q

three days

A

tríduum -i n.

393
Q

thunderstorm

A

tempastas -tatis f.

394
Q

time

A

tempus -oris n.

395
Q

tired, weary

A

defessus -a -um

396
Q

to close

A

claudo -ere clausi clausus

397
Q

to collect, force

A

cogo -ere coegi coactus

398
Q

to do, drive, act, treat; give

A

ago -ere egi actus

399
Q

to lift (up), raise

A

tollo -ere sústuli sublatus

400
Q

to press, push

A

premo -ere pressi pressus

401
Q

to put, place

A

pono -ere pósui pósitus

402
Q

to send

A

mitto -ere misis missus

403
Q

to wage, carry on

A

gero -ere gessi gestus

404
Q

to write

A

scribo -ere scripsi scriptus

405
Q

to yield, give away

A

cedo -ere cessi cessus

406
Q

tollo -ere sústuli sublatus

A

to lift (up), raise

407
Q

tomb

A

sepulchrum -i n.

408
Q

totus -a -um

A

whole, entire

409
Q

trace, footprint

A

vestígium -i n.

410
Q

trédecim

A

thirteen

411
Q

tríduum -i n.

A

three days

412
Q

true

A

verus -a -um

413
Q

truth

A

véritas -tatis f.

414
Q

tutus -a -um (w/ abl.)

A

safe (from)

415
Q

twelve

A

duódecim

416
Q

twenty

A

viginti

417
Q

ullus -a -um

A

any (at all)

418
Q

úndecim

A

eleven

419
Q

undeviginti

A

nineteen

420
Q

use, experience

A

usus -ūs m.

421
Q

useful (for)

A

útilis -e (ad w/ acc.)

422
Q

usus -ūs m.

A

use, experience

423
Q

ut (conj.)

A

in order that, so that

424
Q

uter -tra -trum

A

which (of two)

425
Q

útilis -e (ad w/ acc.)

A

useful (for)

426
Q

uxor -oris f.

A

wife

427
Q

vácuus -a -um (w/ abl.)

A

empty (from or of)

428
Q

vain, inane

A

inanis -e

429
Q

ver veris n.

A

spring

430
Q

véritas -tatis f.

A

truth

431
Q

verus -a -um

A

true

432
Q

vestígium -i n.

A

trace, footprint

433
Q

vestis vestis f.

A

clothes

434
Q

vice, blemish

A

vitium -i n.

435
Q

viginti

A

twenty

436
Q

vinculum -i n.

A

chain, bond

437
Q

virgin, maiden

A

virgo -inis f.

438
Q

virgo -inis f.

A

virgin, maiden

439
Q

vitium -i n.

A

vice, blemish

440
Q

voluntas -tatis f.

A

will

441
Q

votum -i n.

A

vow, prayer

442
Q

vow, prayer

A

votum -i n.

443
Q

vulnus -eris n.

A

wound

444
Q

vultus -ūs m.

A

countenance, expression

445
Q

warm, hot

A

cálidus -a -um

446
Q

which (of two)

A

uter -tra -trum

447
Q

white

A

albus -a -um

448
Q

whole, entire

A

totus -a -um

449
Q

wicked

A

nefárius -a -um

450
Q

wife

A

uxor -oris f.

451
Q

wild, fierce

A

ferus -a -um

452
Q

will

A

voluntas -tatis f.

453
Q

winter

A

hiems híemis f.

454
Q

wisdom

A

sapiéntia -ae f.

455
Q

wise, rational

A

sápiens -entis

456
Q

work

A

opus óperis n.

457
Q

wound

A

vulnus -eris n.

458
Q

yes, so, thus

A

ita (adv.)

459
Q

young person

A

júvenis -is m./f.

460
Q

lenis -e

A

mild, gentle

461
Q

mollis -e

A

soft, yielding

462
Q

sublimis -e

A

sublime, elevated

463
Q

tristis -e

A

sad

464
Q

quam (adv.)

A

than, as possible

465
Q

aequus -a -um

A

equal to, even, level

466
Q

árduus -a -um

A

steep, arduous

467
Q

ávidus -a -um

A

avid, keen

468
Q

caecus -a -um

A

blind

469
Q

cunctus -a -um

A

all (referring to a body or group)

470
Q

dignus -a -um

A

worthy, dignified

471
Q

mirus -a -um

A

wondrous

472
Q

periculosus -a -um

A

dangerous

473
Q

superbus -a -um

A

proud

474
Q

tardus -a -um

A

late, delayed

475
Q

aequus -a -um

A

equal to, even, level

476
Q

árduus -a -um

A

steep, arduous

477
Q

ávidus -a -um

A

avid, keen

478
Q

caecus -a -um

A

blind

479
Q

cunctus -a -um

A

all (referring to a body or group)

480
Q

dignus -a -um

A

worthy, dignified

481
Q

mirus -a -um

A

wondrous

482
Q

periculosus -a -um

A

dangerous

483
Q

superbus -a -um

A

proud

484
Q

tardus -a -um

A

late, delayed

485
Q

mild, gentle

A

lenis -e

486
Q

soft, yielding

A

mollis -e

487
Q

sublime, elevated

A

sublimis -e

488
Q

sad

A

tristis -e

489
Q

than, as possible

A

quam (adv.)

490
Q

equal to, even, level

A

aequus -a -um

491
Q

steep, arduous

A

árduus -a -um

492
Q

avid, keen

A

ávidus -a -um

493
Q

blind

A

caecus -a -um

494
Q

all (referring to a body or group)

A

cunctus -a -um

495
Q

worthy, dignified

A

dignus -a -um

496
Q

wondrous

A

mirus -a -um

497
Q

dangerous

A

periculosus -a -um

498
Q

proud

A

superbus -a -um

499
Q

late, delayed

A

tardus -a -um

500
Q

equal to, even, level

A

aequus -a -um

501
Q

steep, arduous

A

árduus -a -um

502
Q

avid, keen

A

ávidus -a -um

503
Q

blind

A

caecus -a -um

504
Q

all (referring to a body or group)

A

cunctus -a -um

505
Q

worthy, dignified

A

dignus -a -um

506
Q

wondrous

A

mirus -a -um

507
Q

dangerous

A

periculosus -a -um

508
Q

proud

A

superbus -a -um

509
Q

late, delayed

A

tardus -a -um

Third Form Latin (98 decks)

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