1.5-6 Flashcards
(114 cards)
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adcurro, -ere, -cucurri, -cursum
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run, hurry
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aequus-a-um
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fair
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antepolleo, -ere, -ui, —
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excell
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balneae, -arum
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baths
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caseum, -i
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cheese
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caupo, -onis (m.)
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inkeeper
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celeritas, -atis (f.)
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speed
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citro
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(adv.) on the near side
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coemo, -ere, coemi, coemptum
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buy
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commodus-a-um
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comfortable, agreeable
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compendium, -i
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profit
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compertus-a-um
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discovered, found out
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deiero (1)
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swear (an oath)
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discurro, -ere, -curri, -cursum
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run around
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distraho (etc.)
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sell in parcels
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dubito (1)
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doubt
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faxo
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archaic future perfect of facio
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fatigatus-a-um
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worn out
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festinus-a-um
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quick, in a hurry
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frustro (1)
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disappoint, deceive
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iacto (1)
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bandy about, vaunt
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ibidem
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in the same place
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incoho (1)
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start
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inefficax, -acis (adj.)
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useless
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magnarius-a-um
big-time, wholesale
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mel, mellis (n.)
honey
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memoro (1)
tell, recount, recall
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modus, -i
sort, kind
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negotiator, -oris
business-man
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omnividens, -ntis
all-seeing
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palam
openly
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passim
here and there
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pervenio (etc.)
arrive
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polliceor, -eri, pollicitum
promise
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porro
besides, moreover
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praestino (1)
buy
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pridie
the day before
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prius
earlier, first, before; [conj. with quam] before
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procedo, -ere, processi, processum
go foreward, come foreward, walk ahead
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proficiscor, -i, profectum
set out, go forth, leave
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quaestus, -us (m.)
trade, business
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quidem
indeed, especially
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recens, recentis (adj.)
fresh, new; (adv.) newly
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sapor, -oris (m.)
taste
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sinister-tra-trum
left
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ulterius
farther
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ultro
on the other side
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adsurgo, -ere, adsurrexi, adsurrectum
get up, rise
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aerumnae, -arum (f. pl.)
troubles,tribulations, difficulties
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ambages, -um (f. pl.)
riddle, digression
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captivas, -atis
enslavement, capture
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centuculus, -i
rag cloak
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conclamo (1)
shout out
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compello, -ere, -puli, -pulsum
induce, pressure
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conspicio (etc.)
notice, see, catch sight of
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contubernalis, -is (m.)
roomate, old friend
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decermina, -um (n. pl.)
decisions, decrees
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decerno, -ere, decrevi, decretum
decide, determine, decree
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dedecus, -oris (n.)
disgrace
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defleo, -ere, deflevi, defletum
bewail, lament
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deformo (1)
transform, turn . . . (into)
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denique
lastly, finally; in short; for example
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diffleo, -ere, difflevi, diffletum
weep to exhaustion
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diuturnus-a-um
long-lasting
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dubius-a-um
doubtful
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dudum
formerly, a while ago
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enitor, eniti, enisum
struggle, strive
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erogo (1)
prevail upon; obtain by pleading
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extremus-a-um
fartherst part of; bottom of; top of, fathest, extreme
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facies, -ei
face
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flagitium, -i
outrage, shameful treatment
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hem
well, see here now, say . ..
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hilaro (1)
cheer up, gladden
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humus, -i (f.)
ground, earth (loc. humi)
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ignoro (1)
not know, be unaware
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incursio, -onis (f.)
onslaught
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inferialis-is-e
funereal
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infortunium, -i
misfortune
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inicio, -ere, inieci, iniectum
insert, throw over, throw on
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instabilis-is-e
unpredictable; unstoppable
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iuridicus, -i
(provincial) judge
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larvalis-is-e
ghostly, like a ghost
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luctus, -us (m.)
grieving
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luror, -oris (m.)
yellowness, pallor
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macies, maciei
thinness, gauntness
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maeror, maeroris (m.)
weeping
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necessarius, -i
close relation
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nuptiae, -arum (f. pl.)
marriage, wedding
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obtego, -ere, -texi, -tectum
cover
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officium, -i
duty, function
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paene
(adv.) almost, nearly
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palliastrum, -i
cheap cloak
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perpetior, perpeti, perpessum
endure
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persolvo, -ere, -solvi, -solutum
perform, complete; pay
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propius
(comp. adj.) closer
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provincialis-is-e
of the province, provincial
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pubes, pubis (f.)
groin
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pudor, -oris (m.)
shame, modesty
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punicans, -ntis (adj.)
red, blushing
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qualia
just like
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reciprocus-a-um
changeable
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renudo (1)
reveal, lay bare
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scissilus-a-um
torn
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semiamictus-a-um
half-clothed
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simulacrum, -i
shape, image, apparition
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spectaculum, -i
show
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summe
(adv.) mostly, mainly, especially
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sutilis-is-e
stitched
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tenus
(postposition +abl.) up to
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triviae, -arum (f. pl.)
crossroads, side-streets
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tutor, -oris
guardian
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umbilicus, -i
navel
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vicissitudo, -inis (f.)
change, alteration
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viso, -ere, visi, ---
see, visit
