Augustine's Rule Vocab Flashcards
(237 cards)
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abscēdō -ere -cessī -cessum v
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to depart
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abstinentia -ae f
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abstinence; self-restraint; fasting
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accēdō -ere -cessī -cessum v
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to approach
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adhibeō -ēre -uī -itum v
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to extend; apply; summon
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admoneō -ēre -uī -itum v
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to remember; admonish; warn; advise
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aegrōtō -āre -āvī -ātum v
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to be sick
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aequaliter adv
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equally
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aestimō -āre -āvī -ātum v
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to assess; value; judge
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agō -ere ēgī actum v
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to do; drive; lead; give (thanks)
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agnōscō -ere -nōvī -nitum v
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to recognize
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alacritās -tātis f
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alacrity; cheerfulness
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alius -a -um adj
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other (of 3+)
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alimentum -ī n
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food; nourishment
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aliquis -quae -quid pn
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someone; something
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alter -era -erum adj
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other (of 2)
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amplius adv
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moreover; anymore; besides
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antepōnō -ere -posuī -positum v
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to put in front; prefer
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anterior -iōris adj
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before; forward; previous
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appetō -ere -tīvī -tītum v
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to strive for; desire
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arbitrium -ī n
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judgment; decision
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sīve conj
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on the other hand; but if
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sīve… sīve… conj
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whether… or…
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ārēscō -ere āruī v
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to become dry; wither
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aspiciō -ere -pexī -pectum v
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to look at; behold
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auctōritās -tātis *f*
credibility; prestige; importance; authority
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audeō, -ēre ausus sum
to dare; venture; risk
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calcamentum -ī *n*
shoe
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cantō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to sing
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carō carnis *f*
meat
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caveō -ēre cāvī cautum *v*
to beware; guard against
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cervīx -vīcis *f*
neck
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cēterī -ae -a *adj*
the rest
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cītius *adv*
faster
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cōdex -dicis *m*
book; tree trunk
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coërceō -ēre -uī -itum *v*
to encompass; restrain; control
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cōgitō -āre āvī -ātum *v*
to think
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compellō -ere -pulī -pulsum *v*
to gather; compel
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concorditer *adv*
harmoniously
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cōnsilium -ī *n*
plan; counsel; council
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cōnsōlor -ārī -ātus sum *v*
to console
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cōnsuētūdō -dinis *f*
habituation; custom
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contentiō -iōnis *f*
rivalry; dispute; tension
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contrahō -ere -trāxī -tractum *v*
to collect; accomplish
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conferō -ferre -tulī collātum *v*
to bring together; unite; confer
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convīcium -ī *n*
outcry; reproof
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convincō -ere -vīcī -victum *v*
to convince; convict
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corrigō -ere -rēxī -rēctum *v*
to correct
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corripiō -ere -uī -reptum *v*
to catch; grasp; rob; accuse
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crēber -bra -brum *adj*
thick; numerous; frequent
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crēscō -ere crēvī crētum *v*
to grow; become
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quisquam quidquam *pn*
anyone; anything
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cūnctus -a -um *adj*
all together; the whole
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cupiditās -tātis *f*
desire; lust; passion
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cūrō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to arrange; take care of; cure; govern
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custōs -tōdis *f*
guardian
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dēbitum -ī *n*
debt; obligation
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decet decēre decuit *v*
it is fitting
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dēsum -esse -fuī -futūrum *v*
to be lacking; fall short
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dēlectō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to delight; charm; please
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dēnegō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to deny; reject; refuse
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dīlēctiō -iōnis *f*
love
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dīmittō -ere -mīsī -missum *v*
to send away
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disceptātiō -iōnis *f*
dispute
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distribuō -ere -uī -ūtum *v*
to divide; distribute
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dīs dītis *adj*
rich
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dīves -vitis *adj*
rich
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dolor -ōris *m*
pain
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domō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to tame
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dominor -ārī -ātus sum *v*
to be lord over
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dubitātiō -iōnis *f*
doubt
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dūrus -a -um *adj*
hard
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ēmendō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to correct; improve
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ēmittō -ere -mīsī -missum *v*
to send forth; throw
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ērigō -ere -rēxī -rēctum *v*
to raise up
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ēsca -ae *f*
food
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ēsuriō -īre -īvī -ītum *v*
to be hungry
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excēdō -ere -cessī -cessum *v*
to go out
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excutiō -ere -cussī -cussum *v*
to shake out; discard
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exigō -ere -ēgī -āctum *v*
to drive out; expel
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exīstimō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to think; estimate; judge
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famulus -ī *m*
slave
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fēlīx -līcis *adj*
lucky; fortunate
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festīnō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to hasten
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festūca -ae *f*
straw; rod
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fīgō -ere -xī -xum *v*
to fasten
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fīniō -īre -īvī -ītum *v*
to finish
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forīs *adv*
outside
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frangō -ere frēgī frāctum *v*
to break
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frequēns -ntis *adj*
crowded
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fullō -ōnis *m*
fuller (a person who fulls cloth)
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grātulor -ārī -ātus sum *v*
to congratulate
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gravō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to burden; aggravate
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homicīda -ae *mf*
a murderer
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humillis -e *adj*
low; humble
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ibi *adv*
there
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incessus -ūs *m*
bearing; walk; gait
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ideō *adv*
therefore
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ieiūnium -ī *n*
fast (day); fasting
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illīc *adv*
there
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imbēcillitās -tātis *f*
weakness; illness
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impetrō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to accomplish
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impudīcus -a -um *adj*
shameless
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inde *adv*
thence; from there
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indicō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to indicate
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indūcō -ere -dūxī -ductum *v*
to lead in
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induō -ere -uī -ūtum *v*
to put on (clothes)
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indūmentum -ī *n*
garment
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īnfirmitās -tātis *f*
illness
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īnfirmus -a -um *adj*
ill
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ingredior -gredī -gressus sum *v*
to go in
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iniungō -ere -iūnxī -iūnctum *v*
to join; fasten; unite
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iniūria -ae *f*
injury; injustice
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iniūstus -a -um *adj*
unjust
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inquiētus -a -um *adj*
restless
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īnstō -āre -stitī -stātūrus *v*
to stand upon; be near; harass
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inveniō -īre -vēnī -ventum *v*
to find
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ipse -a -um *pn*
s/he; they; that very one
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iste -a -ud *adj*
that; those (pejoritive in classical Latin)
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iubeō -ēre iussī iussum *v*
to command
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laedō -ere laesī laesum *v*
to strike
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largitor -tōris *m*
bestower
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lavācrum -ī *n*
bath
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levō -āre -āvī-ātum *v*
to raise
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libellus -ī *m*
little book
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līs lītis *f*
strife; contention
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magis *adv*
more
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medicāmentum -ī *n*
medicine; drug
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medicīna -ae *f*
medicine; remedy
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metus -ūs *m*
fear
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miseror -ārī -ātus sum *v*
to have mercy
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molestus -a -um *adj*
annoying
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mōtus -ūs *m*
motion; movement
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mūnusculum -ī *n*
little service
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murmur murmuris *n*
murmuring
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nam *conj*
for; because; since
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necessārius -a -um *adj*
necessary
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neglegō -ere -glēxī -glēctum *v*
to neglect
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nēmō -minis *mf*
no one
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nimius -a -um *adj*
excessive
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nisi *conj*
if not; unless; except
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nōlō nōlle nōluī *v*
to be unwilling; not want; refuse
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notābilis -e *adj*
notable
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nōscō -ere nōvī nōtum *v*
to learn; know
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oblīviō -iōnis *f*
forgetting; forgetfulness
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oboediō -īre -īvī -ītum *v*
to obey
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ōs ōris *n*
mouth
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parcō -ere pepercī parsī *v*
to spare; forgive
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pāscō -ere pāvī pāstum *v*
to feed; nourish; support
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patior patī passus sum *v*
to suffer; allow
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paupertās -tātis *f*
poverty
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perīculum -ī *n*
danger
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pereō -īre -īvī -itum *v*
to go through; perish; vanish
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permittō -ere -mīsī -missum *v*
to let go; throw; allow
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perniciōsus -a -um *adj*
destructive
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pertineō -ēre -uī *v*
to extend; belong to
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pestifer-era -erum *adj*
disease-bearing; destructive
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petō -ere -īvī -ītum *v*
to seek; ask for
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pigeō -ēre -uī -itum *v*
to feel annoyance at
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placet placēre placuī *v*
to be pleasing to
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postulō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to demand; claim
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potius *adv*
rather than
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pōtus -ūs *m*
drink
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praebeō -ēre -uī -itum *v*
to offer; provide
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praeceptum -ī *n*
precept; command
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praecipuē *adv*
chiefly; especially
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praesum -esse -fuī -futūrum *v*
to be before; preside; lead
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praeferō -ferre -tulī -lātum *v*
to carry forth; offer
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praepositus -a -um *adj*
placed in front; placed in command
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praetereō -īre -iī -itum *v*
to pass by; surpass; neglect
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presbyter -erī *m*
elder; presbyter; priest
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prīstinus -a -um *adj*
former; old; early; original
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prōdō -ere -didī -ditum *v*
to exhibit; reveal; give forth
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prōsum prōdesse prōfuī prōfutūrus *v*
to be useful
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prōficiō -ere -fēcī -fectum *v*
to advance; make progress; benefit; help
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prōferō -ferre -tulī -lātum *v*
to bring forth; make known; offer
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prohibeō -ēre -uī -itum *v*
to hold back; forbid; preserve
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prōiciō -ere -iēcī -iectum *v*
to throw forth; porject; cast out
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proinde *adv*
therefore
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proprius -a -um *adj*
proper; (one’s) own
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pudīcus -a -um *adj*
chaste; pure
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pulchritūdō -dinis *f*
beauty
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pusillanimis -e *adj*
faint-hearted
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quīlibet quaelibet quodlibet *pn*
anyone; anything
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quaerō -ere quaesīvī quaesītum *v*
to seek; ask
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quamvīs *adv*
as much as you like; although
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quantus -a -um *adj*
how much; how many
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quantōcius *adv*
to sooner the better
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quemadmodum? *adv*
how?
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recēns -ntis *adj*
new; recent; fresh; young
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redeō -īre -iī -itum *v*
to go back; return
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reficiō -ere -fēcī -fectum *v*
to make again; restore; reinvigorate
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regō -ere rēxī rēctum *v*
to rule; govern
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relaxō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to relax; slacken; loosen
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reparō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to recover; repair; renew
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salūtō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to greet; preserve
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sānō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to heal; cure
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sānus -a -um *adj*
healthy; well; sane
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semel *adv*
once
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sentiō -īre sēnsī sēnsum *v*
to feel; sense; perceive
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septimāna -ae *f*
week
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suī sibi sē sē *pn*
him/her/itself; themselves
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sileō -ēre -uī *v*
to be silent
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sociō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to unite; associate
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speculum -ī *n*
mirror
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stō -āre stetī statum *v*
to stand
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statim *adv*
immediately
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substratus -a -um *adj*
underlying
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sūrsum *adv*
upwards; up
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sustineō -ēre -uī -tentum *v*
to hold up; sustain
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taceō -ēre -uī -itum *v*
to be silent
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tamen *conj*
however; nevertheless
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tamquam *adv*
as much as; just as
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tardus -a -um *adj*
late; slow
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tegūmentum -ī *n*
clothing
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terrēnus -a -um *adj*
earthly
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tinea -ae *f*
destructive larva
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trabs -bis *f*
timber; log
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tractō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to tug; handle; practice; debate
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tribuō -ere -uī -ūtum *v*
to grant; bestow; divide; allow
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tumultus -ūs *m*
uproar; storm
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ultrō *adv*
to the farther side; beyond; away
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ūnanimis -e *adj*
unanimous
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unde? *adv*
whence; from where
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ūnusquisque ūnaquaeque ūnumquodque *pn*
each one
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ūtor ūtī ūsus sum *v*
to use
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vacātiō -iōnis *f*
freedom; privilege
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valeō -ēre -uī -itum *v*
to be strong; be healthy
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valētūdō -dinis *f*
health; illness
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vānus -a -um *adj*
empty; vain
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vegetus -a -um *adj*
lively; vigorous
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volō velle voluī *v*
to want; wish
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vestis -is *f*
garment
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vestiārium -ī *n*
wardrobe; closet
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vester -tra -trum *adj*
y’all’s
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vindicō -āre -āvī -ātum *v*
to avenge; vindicate; rescue
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violātiō -iōnis *f*
violation
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vulnus -eris *n*
wound
