LAST TEST Flashcards

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excedo

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excedere, excessi, excessus - to depart from

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nascor

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nascī, natus - to be born

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3
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celeber

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?

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coepi

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coepisse, coeptus (w infin) - to begin

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5
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cunctus

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a, um - the whole of

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adventus

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us, m. - an arrival

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7
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dignus

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a, um - worthy

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8
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odi

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?

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9
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fama

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ae, f. - fame

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10
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plenus

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a, um (with gen.) - full of

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11
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propter

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(prep + acc) because of

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12
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ceterus

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a, um - other

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13
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praemium

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ī, n. - reward

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14
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iudico

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?

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15
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hospitium

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ī, n. - the formal relationship between host and guest

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16
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existimo

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existimāre, existimāvī, existimātus - to judge

17
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auris

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auris, f. - the ear

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adhibeo

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adhibere, adhibui, adhibitus - to offer

19
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lumen

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luminis, n. - brilliance

20
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littera

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ae, f. (usually litterae, arum, f, pl) - literature

21
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faveo

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favere, favi, fautus (w dat.) - to show favor

22
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senectus

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senectutis, f. - the period of old age

23
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iucundus

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a, um (w. Dat) - congenial, agreeable

24
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consuetudo

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consuetudinis, f. - a general convention

25
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studeo

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studere, studui (w inf) - to be eager

26
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simulo

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simulare, simulavi, simulatus (w inf,) - to pretend

27
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aequus

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a, um - fair

28
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auctoritas

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auctoritatis, f. - authority

29
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gratia

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ae, f. - popularity

30
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impetro

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impetrare, impetravi, impetratus - to obtain by request

31
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profiteor

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profiteri, professus - to state openly

32
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familaris

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e - intimate