16 Flashcards
(104 cards)
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Beneficentia-ae
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F: kind deed, service
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Diligo-ere, dilexi, dilectus
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Esteem, be fond of
3
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Divinatio-ionis
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F: divination
4
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Nihil (adv)
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Not at all
5
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Praenosco
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Know before hand
6
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Praesignifico (1)
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Show before hand, express before hand
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Significo (1)
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Show, report, express
8
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Aetas-tatis
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F: age, life
9
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Consequor
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Obtain, acquire
10
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Contentus-a-um
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Content
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Effluo-ere-fluxi—-
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Flow forth, escape
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Mensis-is
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M: month
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Praetereo
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Pass by
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Quirites-ium
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M: fellow citizens
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Relevo (1)
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Diminish
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Exercitus-us
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M: army
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Volito (1)
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Hasten about
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Triduum, -i
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A space of three days
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Complector-plecti-plexus sum
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Embrace intellectually, think over
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Quattuor
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Four
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Reperio-ire, repperi, repertus
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Discover
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Avoco(1)
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Call away, call off
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Tertius-a-um
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Third
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Privo(1)
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Deprive
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Fere (adv)
almost, practically
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Voluptas-tatis
F: pleasure
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Quartus-a-um
Fourth
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Haud (adv)
Not at all
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Procul (adv)
At a distance
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Quam (adv)
How
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Iustus-a-um
Just
32
Ad (can mean)
For
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Perutilis-e
Very useful
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Quaeso-ere-ivi-itus
Beg, entreat
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Copiose (adv)
Copiously, abundantly
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Cultura-ae
F: cultivation
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Tueor, tueri, tutus sum
Care for, protect
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Familiaris-e
Belonging to the household
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Oeconomicus-a-um
Pertaining to domestic economy (a book by Xenephon)
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Inscribo
Entitle, name
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Mentior, mentiri, mentitus sum
Lie, tell a falsehood
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Dens-dentis
M: tooth
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Coma-ae
F: hair (of the head)
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Emo, emere, emi, emptus
Buy
45
At
But
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familiariter
(adv) in a friendly way
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prudentia-ae
F: discretion
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eruditio -onis
F: erudition, knowledge
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decet-ere, decuit
it fits, it suits (impersonal verb)
50
immo
(adv) no, but...
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contubernalis -is
M/F: comrade
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conservus-i
M: fellow slave
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tantusdem, tantadem, tantundem
just so much
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uterque, utraque, utrumque
each (of two), both
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in utrosque
to (for) both (of you)
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fortuna-ae
F: fortune
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itaque
(adv) and so
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turpis-e
foul, ugly
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existimo-are-avi-atus
think
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ceno-are-avi-atus
fine
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superbus-a-um
haughty
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consuetudo -tudinis
F: habit, custom
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circumdo (circum + do)
put around
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est can be
the 3rdpers.sing of edo, edere (esse), edi, esus: eat
65
aviditas-tatis
F: greed
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onero-are-avi-atus
burden, load down
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distentus-a-um
full, distended
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venter, ventris
M: belly
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desuesco-ere-suevi-suetus
become unaccustomed
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officium-i
N: duty, task
71
opera-ae
F: effort
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egero (e+gero_
carry out, vomit
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ingero (in+gero)
throw in, heap on
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at
but
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labrum-i
N: lip
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virga-ae
F: rod, whip
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murmur, murmuris
N:murmur
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compesco-ere-pescui----
restrain, check
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fortuitus-a-um
casual, accidental
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verber, verberis
N: lash
81
excipio (ex + capio_
except
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tussis -is (accusative is -im)
F: cough
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sternumentum-i
N: sneeze
84
singultus-us
M: sobbing
85
interpello-are-avi-atus
interrupt
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silentium-i
N: silence
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luo-ere, lui, luiturus
atone for
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ieiunus-a-um
hungry, thirsty
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mutus-a-um
mute
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persto-are-stiti-status
stand firm
91
coram
(+abl) in the presence of, facing
92
non tantum...sed
not only...but
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sermo -onis
M: conversation
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consuo-ere-sui-sutus
sew (stitch) together
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porrigo-ere, porrexi, porrectus
offer
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cervix -icis
F: neck
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immineo-ere, --,--
threaten
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caput, capitis
N: head
99
averto-ere-verti-versus
turn off, divert
100
convivium -i
N: banquet
101
tormentum -i
N: torture
102
deinde
(adv) finally
103
arrogantia-ae
F: arrogance
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proverbium -i
N: proverb
