4E Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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cibus, cibi (2m)

A

food

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2
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Cleomenes, Cleomenis (3m)

A

Cleomenes

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3
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litus, litoris (3n)

A

shore

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4
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princeps, principis (3m)

A

(substantive) leader, chieftain
(adjective) first

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5
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postremus, postrema, postremum

A

last

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6
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quintus, quinta, quintum

A

fifth

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7
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aggredior, aggredi, –, aggressus (3/4)

A

to attack (go up to)

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egeo, egere, egui, – (+abl. or gen.) (2)

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lack, need, am in want of

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nauigo, nauigare, nauigaui, nauigatus (1)

A

sail

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nitor, niti, –, nisus/nixus (+abl.) (3)

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to lean on, strive, exert oneself

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11
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denique

A

finally, in a word

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12
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paulo

A

slightly

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13
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incendium, incendii (2n)

A

fire

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14
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mare, maris (3n)

A

sea

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15
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mari (abl)

A

on the seam

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16
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ultitudo, multitudinis (3f)

A

mob, crowd, number

17
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nequitia, nequitiae (1f)

18
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grauis, graue

A

serious, important, weighty

19
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relinquus, relinqua, relinquum

A

remaining, left

20
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tardus, tarda, tardum

21
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accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus (3/4)

A

to receive, welcome, learn, obtain
sustain, meet with

22
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conflagro, conflagrare, conflagaui, conflagatus (1)

A

to burn (intransitive)

23
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incendo, incendere, incendi, incensus (3)

A

to set fire to, to burn (transitive)

24
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reduco, reducere, reduxi, reductus (3)

A

to bring back, lead back

25
ante
earlier, before
26
ante (+acc.)
before, in front of
27
quo (indirect)
to where, whither
28
gloria, gloriae (1f)
glory, renown, fame
29
mentio, mentionis (3f)
mention
30
metus, metus (4m)
fear, terror
31
tot (indecl.)
so many
32
accedo, accedere, accessi, accessum (3)
to approach, to reach
33
commoror, commorari, --, commoratus (1)
to delay, wait
34
possum, posse, potui, -- (+adv.)
to be powerful, have power (cf. able, can)
34
cum (+abl.)
with
35
cum (+subjunctive)
when, since, although