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Cicero Lernwortschatz M - Z Flashcards

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vox, vocis f.

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Stimme, Wort

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voluptas, voluptatis f.

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Vergnügen

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vocare, voco, vocavi, vocatum

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rufen, nennen

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vocare in…

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bringen

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velle, volo, volui

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wollen

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vendere, vendo, vendidi, venditum

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verkaufen

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vereri, vereor, veritus sum

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fürchten

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versari, versor, versatus sum

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sich aufhalten / sich beschäftigen

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verum

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aber

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verus, a, um

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wahr, wirklich, richtig

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vetus, veteris

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alt

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via, ae f.

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Weg, Strasse, Methode

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victoria, ae f

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Sieg

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14
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vincere, vici, victum

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siegen, besiegen

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violare, violo, violavi, violatum

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verletzen, Gewalt antun

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vitium, ii n.

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Fehler, negative Eigenschaft

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vivere, vivo, vixi, vistum

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leben

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18
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vix

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kaum

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turpis, turpis, turpe

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hässlich, unehrenhaft, schändlich

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ubi

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wo, sobald

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21
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unde

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von wo

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22
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universus, a, um

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gesamt

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usque

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bis

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24
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uterque, utraque, utrumque

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jeder von beiden

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uti, usus sum

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benutzen

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valere, valo, valui

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Bedeutung haben

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vectigalia, vectigalium n. pl.

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Steuereinkünfte

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vehemens, vehementis

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heftig, energisch

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29
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vel

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oder, beziehungsweise, sogar

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30
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tantum

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so viel, so sehr, nur

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templum, i n.

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Tempel

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32
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tenere, teneo, tenui, tentum

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halten, festhalten

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terra, ae f

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Erde, Land

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34
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testimonium, ii n

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Zeugenaussage

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35
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testis, is m. pl. testium

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Zeuge

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36
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timere, timeo, timui,

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fürchten, angst haben

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37
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tollere, sustuli, sublatum

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hochheben, entfernen, beseitigen, aufheben

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38
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tot

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so viele

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39
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tradere, trado, tradidi, traditum

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übergeben, übermitteln

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tribunus, i m

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Tribun; Volkstribun, Militärtribun

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41
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tueri

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bewahren, erhalten

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42
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suffragium, ii n.

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Abstimmung, Ausübung des Stimmrechts

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43
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sumere, sumpsi, sumptum

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nehmen

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44
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superior, superius

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höher, früher

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45
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supplicum, ii n.

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Bestrafung, Hinrichtung

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46
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suscipere, suscipio, suscepi, susceptum

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auf sich nehmen

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47
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suspicio, suspicionis f.

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Verdacht

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48
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sustinere, sustineo, sustinui

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aushalten

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49
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tabula, ae f

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Verzeichnis

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50
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talis, talis tale

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so ein, solcher

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51
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tamquam

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gewissermassen wie

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52
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tandem

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endlich / denn

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53
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signum, i n.

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Zeichen, Götterbild, Statue

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54
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similis, similis, e

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ähnlich

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55
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simul

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zugleich

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56
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sin

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wenn aber

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57
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singularis, singularis, singulare

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ausserordentlich

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58
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singuli, singulae, singula (pl)

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einzeln

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59
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societas, societatis f.

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Gemeinschaft, Gemeinsamkeit

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solus, a, um

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allein

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61
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solvere, solvo, solvi, solutum
solvam, solverem, solverim, solvissem

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lösen: befreien / bezahlen

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62
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sperare, spero, speravi, speratum

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hoffen

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63
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spes, spei f

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Hoffnung

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64
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spoliare, spolio, spoliavi, spoliatum

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rauben, ausplündern

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65
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statim

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sofort

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66
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statua, ae f.

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Statue

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67
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statuere, statui, statutum

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feststellen, beschliessen

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68
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sapientia, ae f.

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Weisheit

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69
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satis

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genug, genügend

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70
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sceleratus, a, um

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verbrecherisch

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71
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scire, scio, scivi, scitum

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wissen

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72
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scribere, scribo, scripsi, scriptum

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schreiben

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73
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sedes, sedis f.

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Sitz, Wohnstätte, Heimat

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74
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senator, oris m

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Senator

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75
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senatus, us m

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Senat

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76
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sentire, sento, sensi, sensum

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denken, merken

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77
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sequi, sequor, secutus sum

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folgen

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78
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sermo, sermonis m

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Gespräch, mündliche Äusserung

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79
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servare, servo, servavi, servatum

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bewahren, retten, beachten

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80
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sestertius, ii m

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Sesterz

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81
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severus, a, um

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streng

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82
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sicut

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wie

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83
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reperire, reperio, repperi, repertum

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finden

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84
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repetere, repeto, repetivi, repetitum

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zurückfordern

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85
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reprehendere, reprehendo, reprehendi, reprehensum

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tadeln

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86
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repudiare, repudio, repudiavi, repudiatum

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zurückweisen

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87
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requirere, requiro, requisivi, requisitum

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fragen, verlangen

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88
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respondere, respondeo, respondi, responsum

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antworten

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89
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restituere, restituo, restitui, restitutum

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wiederherstellen

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90
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retinere, retineo, retinui, retentum

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festhalten, bewahren, erhalten

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91
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reus, rei, m.

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Angeklagter

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92
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rogare, rogo, rogavi, rogatum

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fragen, bitten

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93
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sacer, sacra, sacrum

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heilig

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94
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sacra, sacrorum n. pl.

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Heiligtum, religiöser Brauch

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95
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saepe

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oft

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96
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sanctus, a, um

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heilig, ehrwürdig

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97
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sanguis, sanguinis m.

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Blut

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98
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sapiens, sapientis (adj)

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weise

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99
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queri, queror, questus sum (dep)

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sich beschweren

100
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quia

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weil

101
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quin

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dass /…der nicht (z.b. nemo est, quin)

102
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quisque, quidque (substantivisch)
quisque, quaeque, quodque (adjektivisch)

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jeder

103
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quo

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wohin / mit Komp. damit, umso

104
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quoniam

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da ja

105
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quoque

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auch

106
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recipere, reipio, recepi, receptum

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aufnehmen

107
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recitare, recito, recitavi, recitatum

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vorlesen

108
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reddere, reddo, reddidi, redditum

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zurückgeben

109
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reditus, reditus m.

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Rückkehr

110
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referre, refero, rettuli, relatum

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bringen / berichten

111
Q

gratiam referre

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danken

112
Q

regnum, i n.

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Herrschaft / Reich

113
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reliquus, a, um

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übrig

114
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repente

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plötzlich

115
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proferre, profero, protuli, prolatum

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vortragen, bringen

116
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proficisci, proficiscor, profectus sum

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aufbrechen

117
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prope

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nahe, nahezu

118
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propinquus, a, um

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nah, verwandt / der Verwandte

119
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proponere, propono, proposui, propositum

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vor Augen stellen

120
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propter

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wegen

121
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pudor, pudoris, m.

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Zurückhaltung, Schamgefühl

122
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quaestio, quaestionis f.

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Untersuchung

123
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quaestor, quaestoris m.

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Quästor

124
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quamquam

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obwohl

125
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quasi

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als ob, gewissermassen, gleich wie

126
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praeclarus, a, um

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grossartig

127
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praeda, ae f.

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Beute

128
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praedo, praedonis m.

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Seeräuber

129
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praemium, ii n.

A

Belohnung

130
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praesens, praesentis

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anwesend, gegenwärtig

131
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praesertim

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vor allem

132
Q

praesidium, ii n.

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Schutz, Bewachung / Wachtposten

133
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praeter

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ausser

134
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praetera

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ausserdem

135
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praeterire, praetereo, praeterii, praeteritum

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übergehen

136
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prior, prius

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der/das frühere

137
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primus, a, um

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der erste

138
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primum (adv)

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zuerst

139
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princeps, principis

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der erste / führende Persönlichkeit

140
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privatus, a, um

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persönlich, privat / Privatperson

141
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probare, probo, probavi, probatum

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klarmachen, richtig finden

142
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profecto

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tatsächlich

143
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petere, peto, petivi, petitum

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(zu erreichen suchen): bitten, fordern / sich bewerben

144
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plenus, a, um

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voll

145
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poena, ae f.

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Strafe

146
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ponere, pono, posui, positum

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setzen, stellen, legen

147
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positum esse in (mit Abl.)

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beruhen auf

148
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pontifex, pontificis m.

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Priester

149
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popularis, popularis, populare

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das Volk unterstützend, im Interesse des Volkes, des Volkes

150
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portus, portus m.

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Hafen

151
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possessio, possessionis f.

A

Besitz

152
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possidere, possideo, possedi, possessum

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besitzen

153
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post

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nach, später

154
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postea

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später

155
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posterus, a, um - superl. postremus,a, um

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der folgende

156
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postremo

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schliesslich

157
Q

postulare, postulo, postulavi, postulatum

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fordern

158
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potius, - superl. potissimum

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eher

159
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paratus, a, um

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bereit

160
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parens, parentis m/f

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Vater, Mutter, pl. Eltern

161
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parvus, a, um - komp. minor, superl. minimus

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klein

162
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pati, patior, passus sum

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zulassen

163
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patria, ae f.

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Heimadtstadt, Heimatland

164
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patronus, i m.

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Schutzherr, Verteidiger, “Patron”

165
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pauci, ae, a

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wenige

166
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paulo

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ein wenig, etwas

167
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pax, pacis f.

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Frieden

168
Q

perdere, perdo, perdidi, perditum

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verlieren, zugrunde richten

169
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perditus, a, um

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verzweifelt, verkommen

170
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pertimescere, pertimesco, pertimui, -

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in Furcht geraten, fürchten

171
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pertinere, pertineo, pertinui

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betreffen

172
Q

pervenire, perveno, perveni, perventum

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hinkommen

173
Q

opinio, opinionis f.

A

Vermutung

174
Q

oppidum, i n.

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Stadt

175
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opprimere, opprimo, oppressi, oppressum

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unter Druck setzen / Überfallen

176
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oppugnare, oppugno, oppugnavi, oppugnatum

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angreifen

177
Q

optare, opto, optavi, optatum

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wünschen

178
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opus, operis n.

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Werk, Kunstwerk, Arbeit

179
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magno opere

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sehr

180
Q

tanto opere

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so sehr

181
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opus est

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es ist nötig

182
Q

ornamentum, i n.

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Schmuckgegenstand

183
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ornare, orno, ornavi, ornatum

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ausstatten

184
Q

ornatus, a, um

A

geehrt, angesehen

185
Q

os, oris n.

A

Mund, Gesicht

186
Q

ostendere, ostendo, ostendi, ostentum

A

zeigen, darlegen

187
Q

otium, otii n.

A

freie Zeit, Ruhe, Musse

188
Q

paene

A

fast

189
Q

parare, paro, paravi, paratum

A

vorbereiten, bereitstellen, organisieren

190
Q

numerus, i m

A

Zahl

191
Q

numquam

A

niemals

192
Q

ob

A

wegen

193
Q

obicere, obicio, obieci, obiectum

A

vorwerfen

194
Q

obtinere, obtineo, obtinui, obtentum

A

haben, behalten

195
Q

occidere, occido, occidi, occisum

A

erschlagen

196
Q

oculus, i m.

A

Auge

197
Q

odium, ii n.

A

Hass

198
Q

officium, ii n.

A

Pflicht, aufgabe

199
Q

omnino

A

im Ganzen, Überhaupt

200
Q

opera, ae f.

A

Tätigkeit, Mühe, Hilfe

201
Q

opes, opum f. Pl.

A

materielle Mittel, Macht

202
Q

opinari, opinor, opinatus sum

A

vermuten

203
Q

nefarius, a, um

A

frevelhaft, verbrecherisch

204
Q

negare, nego, negavi, negatum

A

sein sagen, leugnen / sagen, dass nicht …

205
Q

neglegere, neglego, neglexi, neglectum

A

nicht beachten

206
Q

negotium, ii n.

A

Tätigkeit, Sache

207
Q

nescire, nescio, nescivi/nescii

A

nicht wissen

208
Q

nescio qui

A

irgendein

209
Q

nimis, nimium

A

zu sehr, zu

210
Q

nobilis, nobilis, nobile

A

angesehen, adlig

211
Q

nolle, nolo, nolui

A

nicht wollen

212
Q

nominare, nomino, nominavi, nominatum

A

nennen

213
Q

nonne

A

nicht? nicht wahr?

214
Q

novi

A

ich kenne

215
Q

novus, a, um

A

neu; neuartig, unbekannt

216
Q

num

A

etwa? / (IF) ob

217
Q

mori, morior, mortuus sum

A

sterben

218
Q

mors, mortis f. (mortium)

A

Tod

219
Q

mos, moris m

A

Sitte; Lebensauffassung, Tradition

220
Q

mulier, mulieris f.

A

Frau

221
Q

multitudo, multitudinis f.

A

Menge

222
Q

multum - komp. plus, superl. plurimum

A

viel

223
Q

municipium, ii n.

A

Stadt, “Munizipium”

224
Q

nasci, nascor, natus sum

A

geboren werden / entstehen

225
Q

natio, nationis f.

A

Volk

226
Q

natura, ae f.

A

Natur

227
Q

navis, navis f.

A

Schiff

228
Q

-ne

A

Fragesignal

229
Q

necessarius, a, um

A

notwendig, Freund

230
Q

necesse est

A

es ist nötig

231
Q

magistratus, us, m.

A

Amt, Beamter

232
Q

magnitudo, magnitudinis f.

A

Grösse

233
Q

malle, malo, malui

A

lieber wollen

234
Q

malus, a, um

A

schlecht

235
Q

manus, us f.

A

Hand, Gruppe

236
Q

mater, matris f.

A

Mutter

237
Q

memoria, ae f.

A

Erinnerung, Zeit

238
Q

mens, mentis (mentium)

A

Geist, Verstand

239
Q

merere, mereo, merui, (meritum)

A

verdienen

240
Q

mereri, mereor, meritus sum

A

sich verdient machen

241
Q

metuere, metuo, metui,

A

fürchten

242
Q

metus, us m

A

Furcht

243
Q

miles, militis m.

A

Soldat

244
Q

mille, pl. milia

A

tausend

245
Q

mirari, miror, miratus sum

A

sich wundern

246
Q

miser, a, um

A

arm, schlimm, unglücklich

247
Q

monumentum, i n.

A

Denkmal

Latein (11 decks)

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