Century 6 Flashcards
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aerumna, ae
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pesadumbre
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abscindo, is, ere, abscidi, abscissum
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separar, arrancar; suprimir
3
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amplificatio, amplificationis
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aumento
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Orgetor•īx, -īgis
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m. , Orgetorix, Helvetian noble and conspirator .
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re•cipiō, -cipere, -cēpī, -ceptum
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take or get back, recover; admit, receive, receive in surrender or submission; admit of, allow; with sē , withdraw oneself, retreat, escape, flee, run back; recover oneself.
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lenio (4); mollio (4)
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ablandar
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ademptio, ademptionis
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(sf) sustracción, robo; expolio; confiscación
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altitudo, altitudinis
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Altura, profundida, grandeza
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abhinc
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desde alli; desde entonces
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aeternitas, aeternitatis
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eternidad, inmortalidad
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videō , vidēre, vīdī, vīsum ,
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see, perceive, observe, examine, understand; see to, take care; in pass. , be seen; seem, appear; seem proper, seem best.
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āer, āeris
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aire; atmosfera; niebla
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additamentum, i
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(sn) añadidura
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spēs , speī ,
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f. , hope, expectation.
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terti•us , -a , -um ,
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ord. num., adj. , third.
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adscensus, adscensus
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subida
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aequus, a, um
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igual; sereno; ventajoso
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rēgn•um , -ī ,
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n. , royal authority, absolute power; despotism; kingdom.
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uter , utra , utrum
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gen. utrīus , adj. (1) as interrog. , which one or which one of two ; (2) as rel. , the one who, of two , whichever.*
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aeratus, a, um
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cubierto de bronce
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circiter
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about, around
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dum
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conj.,
- while;
- till
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flabellum, i
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el abanico
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arm•a, -ōrum
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n. pl.
- weapons;
- battle
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super•us, -a, -um ,
adj. , over, above.
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re•linquō , -linquere, -līquī, -lictum ,
leave behind, abandon; pass. , be left, remain.
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accido, is, ere, accidi
caer; (una noticia) llegar; (con sentido de hostilidad) lanzarse; (impers.) suceder
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adbibo, is, ere, adbibi
beber; escuchar atentamente; impregnarse de
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aequabilitas, aequabilitatis
igualdad
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aestas, aestatis
verano
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adaugeo, es, ēre, adauxi, adauctum
aumentar, acrecentar
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advolo, are
precipitarse; acudir corriendo; llegar volando
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aether, aetheris
cielo, firmamento, atmósfera
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mīl•es , -itis
1. soldier;
2. infantry;
**mīlitēs imperāre**, draft soldiers from .
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pugn•a , -ae ,
f. , fight, battle, contest; genus pugnae , method of fighting.
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aethra, ae
la parte más elevada del cielo, aire puro
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faci•ō, -ere, fēcī, factum
1. make, execute ( commands );
2. give ( opportunity );
3. (with **ut)**, bring about;
4. *intr*: do, act.
5. *pass*.: **fīō, fierī, factus sum**, result, happen
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aerumnosus, a, um
apesadumbrado, fatigoso
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ferō, ferre, tulī, lātum
1. carry, bear, bring;
2. endure;
3. receive;
4. report, render ( aid );
5. offer( terms );
**graviter** or **molestē ferre**, be annoyed or angry at;
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inter•ficiō , -ficere , -fēcī , -fectum
make away with, kill
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ten•eō , tenēre, tenuī, tentum
hold, keep, occupy, possess; hold in, restrain, bind; sē tenēre , remain; memoriā tenēre , remember.
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ūs•us , -ūs ,
m. , use, experience, practice, skill; service, advantage; need, necessity; ūsus est , there is need; ūsuī esse or ex ūsū esse , be of advantage or service.
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nox , noctis
night;
**media nox**, middle of the night, midnight;
**multā nocte**, late at night.
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con•tineō, -tinēre, -tinuī, -tentum
1. hold;
2. bound, contain;
**sē continēre**, *with abl*., remain in.
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long•us , -a , -um ,
1. distant;
2. of long duration;
3. tedious.
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coepī, coepisse
began;
**coeptus** *perf. part*., begun.\*
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agrarius, a, um
agrario
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quis , quid and quī, quae, quod ,
(1) interrog. pron. , who? which? what? quam ob rem , why? quem ad modum , how? (2) indef. pron., especially after sī, nisi, nē, num , anyone, anything, any; somebody, something, some.\*
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flū•men, -inis
_n.,_
river.
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fascis, fascis
manojo, haz; lictor
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numer•us , -ī
m. , number, quantity, amount; account.
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omn•is , -e ,
adj. , all, every, all the, every kind of, the whole, as a whole; m. pl. : all, every one; all the rest; n. pl. : all possessions or goods.
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turr•is , -is ,
f. , tower.
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ablego, as, are, avi, atum
alejar, mandar lejos; apartar; impedir
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autem
_conj._
1. but;
2. however;
3. moreover.
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accipió, -cipere, -cépí, -ceptum
1. accept;
2. experience;
3. learn
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perīcul•um , -ī
n. , trial, test, attempt; risk, danger, peril.
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accresco, is, ere, accrēvi, accrētum
crecer; aumentar
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sī ,
conj. , if; if by chance; whether; quod sī , but if, now if.
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abdico (1)
abdicar
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aequum
(en textos históricos) llano, llanura, equidad
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acētum, i
vinagre, mordacidad
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aemulatio, aemulatiōnis
emulacion; envidia
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adinvenio, is, īre, adinvēni, adinventum
descubrir, hallar
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adstrepo, is, ere, adstrepui, adstrepitum
aclamar ruidosamente, responder ruidosamente
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abundanter
con abundancia; abundantemente
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actuarius, a, um
ligero; rápido;
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abscessio, abscessiōnis
retirada; partida, alejamiento
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adaequo, as, āre, āvi, ātum
igualar a; comparar con
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sus•tineō , -tinēre , -tinuī , -tentum
hold up, sustain; hold back, check, restrain; hold out against, withstand, endure, bear; hold out.
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aequabilis, e
igual, inalterable
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possum , posse , potui, — ,
be able, can; have power or influence, have strength, be strong; with quam and superl. : as possible , e.g., quam plūrimās possunt , as many as possible; multum posse , plūs posse and plūrimum posse , see multum .\*
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adamans, adamantis
(sm) acero; diamante
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adhortor, āris, āri, adhortātus sum
exhortar; alentar; incitar
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dō, dare, dedī, datum
1. give;
2. offer;
3. yield;
**in fugam dare**, put to flight.\*
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abstineo, abstinui, abstentum
abstenerse
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Gall•us , -a , -um
Gallic
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ablutio, ablutiōnis
ablucion, lavatorio
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admixtio, admixtiōnis
(sf) mezcla
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facile
easily.
*Comp*.: **facilius**; *superl*.: **facillime**
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īdem , eadem , idem
_demon. pron_ .
1. the same;
2. this very;
**īdem atque**, the same as.\*
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cīvi•tās, -tātis
1. citizenship;
2. state.
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accidó, -cidere, -cidí
1. fall to;
2. befall;
3. happen
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admodum (adv.)
sí; (con valor intensificador) muy; (con numer.) por lo menos
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admitto, is, ere, admīsi, admissum
dar entrada; admitir; aceptar; dejar participar; (un crimen) cometer
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adiungo, is, ere, adiunxi, adiunctum
unir; uncir; añadir
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apis, is (f.)
la abeja
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superior, -ius ,
adj. (1) place : upper, higher, superior; (2) time : previous, earlier, former.
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amussis, amussis
nivel, regla
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acervātim
a montones; confusamente
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accendo, is, ere, accendi, accensum
encender; prender; iluminar
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abominor, āris, āri, abominātus sum
abominar, rechazar con horror
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aliquis, -quid; aliquí, -qua, -quod
1. someone, something
2. anyone, anything
3. any
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par•s , -tis
f. , part, share; ( political ) faction; direction, side, place; district, area.
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comburo, combussi, combustum (3)
abrasar
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acclamatio, acclamationis
aclamición; griterío
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admisceo, es, ēre, admiscui, admixtum
mezclar; agregar, añadir; incorporar; implicar
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adspergo, adsperginis
aspersión
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abnego, as, āre, āvi, ātum
negar; rehusar, negarse a
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equitāt•us, -ūs
cavalry
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oppugnāti•ō , -ōnis ,
f. , a storming, siege, assault; plan of attack.
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col•loquor, -loquī, -locūtus sum
speak with
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adhaesio, adhaesiōnis
(sf) adherencia, adhesión
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absūmo, is, ere, absumpsi, absumptum
gastar, consumir; aniquilar
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plēr•īque , -aeque , -aque ,
adj . pl. , very many, the most of; as noun : a great many, very many.
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adspectus, us
visión, aspecto
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caus•a, -ae ,
1. cause, reason;
2. situation;
3. a ( legal ) case;
**causam dīcere**, to plead a case;
**causā,** *with gen*. for the sake or purpose of.
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abiūro, as, āre, āvi, ātum
negar con falso juramento
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hab•eō , -ēre , -uī , -itum
1. have, hold;
2. think;
3. deliver ( with ōrātiōnem );
4. take care or see that ( followed by an ut clause );
**in animō habēre**, intend;
**ratiōnem habēre**, have regard for;
**cōnsilium habēre**, form a plan;
**in numerō hostium habēre**, consider as enemies;
**aliter sē habēre**, be otherwise or be different.
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dis•cēdō, -cēdere, -cessī, -cessum
1. go away;
2. leave.
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aduro, is, ere, adussi, adustum
abrasar, quemar, inflamar
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quisque , quidque and quisque, quaeque , quodque
universal indef. pron. , each one, each; everyone, all.\*
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frūment•um , -ī
_n.,_
1. grain;
2. *pl.*: crops.
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accelero, as, āre, āvi, ātum
darse prisa; apresurarse; acelerar
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accio, ire
hacer venir; mandar llamar; causar
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ūn•us , -a , -um
adj. , gen. ūnīus , card. num. , adj. , one, the same one; single, alone; the sole, the only; the sole or only one.\*
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affectatio, affectationis
esfuerzo, deseo, anhelo
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acervo, as, āre, āvi, ātum
acumular, amontonar
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adstipulator, adstipulatoris
garante, partidario
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desero, deserui, desertum; relinquo, reliqui, relictum
abandonar
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māior, maius
1. larger;
2. older;
*as noun*:
**maiōrēs natū** , elders, old men;
**maiōrēs**, ancestors.
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advocatio, advocationis
defensa, grupo de defensores, aplazamiento
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affatim
abundantemente, suficiente
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cert•us, -a, -um
certain;
**certiōrem facere**, inform (*with acc. and inf.* );
**certior fierī** , be informed.
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ferē
_adv.,_
almost, for the most part.
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mor•s , -tis
death;
**sibi mortem cōnscīscere**, commit suicide.
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adulterium, adulterii
adulterio, alteración
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adigo, is, ere, adēgi, adactum
llevar hacia, empujar hacia; disparar, arrojar; obligar a
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lēgāt•us , -ī
1. ambassador, legate;
2. lieutenant.
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abscēdo, is, ere, abscessi, abscessum
retirarse; renunciar a
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forte, fortasse
acaso (adv)
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adhibeo, es, ēre, adhibui, adhibitum
aplicar; dirigir a; poner; invitar; ofrecer
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aequipero, are
equiparar, igualar
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famulus
servidor, esclavo
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aetatula, ae
ninez; infancia
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amplifico, are
engrandecer, aumentar
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quī , quae , quod ,
rel. pron. ( see also , quis ), who, which, what; often implying an antecedent , he, she, or it who, those who; equivalent of the demon. , this or that; quam ob rem for which reason (wherefore); quem ad modum , in what manner, how, as.
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adoleo, es, ēre, adolui, adultum
hacer humear; quemar; honrar; ofrendar
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Helveti•us , -a, -um
Helvetian;
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aeripes, aeripedis
de pies de bronce
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circum•venio, -venīre, -venī, -ventum
1. surround, cut off;
2. betray.
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proeli•um , -ī
n. , battle, contest, engagement; proelium committere , join or begin battle, risk a fight, engage in battle, fight.
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mīlle
_indecl. num. adj.,_
a thousand;
*pl.*:
**mīli•a, -ium,** _n_. , thousands ( usually followed by a partitive gen. );
**mīlia passuum** , thousands of paces, miles.
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admōlior, īris, īri, admolītus sum
echar mano
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aestiva, aestivorum
campamentos de verano, campaña militar
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litter•a, -ae
1. a letter of the alphabet ;
2. pl. : letter (written message)
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perpolio, perpolivi, perpolitum (4)
abrillantar
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absconditus, a, um
oculto, ta, escondido, da; secreto; misterioso
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detestor (1)
aborrecer
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administro, as, āre, āvi, ātum
administrar; gobernar; cuidar de; ocuparse de
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proficīscor , proficīscī , profectus sum
set out for, start out; go, proceed.
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acceptabilis, e
aceptable, admisible
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proxim•us , -a , -um
adj., superl. , nearest, next; last, previous; with acc. , next to.\*
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accumulo, as, āre, āvi, ātum
acumular, amontonar; añadir; colmar
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abūsus, us
uso completo; abuso
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allūdo, is, ere, allūsi, allūsum
bromear; juguetear; (una ola) romper
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rēs , reī ,
f. , of indef. meaning; variously translated according to context; thing, object, matter, event, affair, occurrence; circumstance, case; act, action, deed; reason, ground; rēs familiāris , property; rēs frūmentāria , supplies; rēs mīlitāris , warfare; novae rēs , revolution; rēs pūblica , state; the Roman Republic; rēs actae , deeds, achievements; quam ob rem , see quī and quis.
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adeo (adv.)
tan; de tal modo que; especialmente
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dīcō, dīcere, dīxī, dictum
1. say, mention;
2. appoint;
**causam dīcere**, plead a case.
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reliqu•us , -a , -um ,
adj. , left, remaining, the rest, the rest of; future, subsequent; n. noun : remainder, rest.
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abhorreo, es, ēre, abhorrui
alejarse con horror; sentir aversion
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absolvo, is, ere, absolvi, absolūtum
soltar, librar; absolver
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aboleo, es, ēre, abolēvi, abolitum
destruir; suprimir, abolir
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per•veniō , -venīre , -vēnī , -ventum
come to, arrive at, reach; of property , fall, revert.
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advolvo, is, ere, advolvi, advolútum
postrarse, caer, hacer rodar, apilar
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acrimonia, ae
acidez; dureza
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adminiculo, as, āre, āvi, ātum
apoyar; (las vides) sostener con palos
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tant•us , -a , -um ,
adj. , so much, so great, so powerful, such.
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premō , premere, pressī, pressum
press, press upon, press hard; oppress, burden, annoy, harass.
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adultus, a, um
maduro
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adspergo, is, ere, adspersi, adspersum
rociar, esparcir
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aestimatio, aestimationis
estimación, consideración
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accusatio, accusationis
acusación
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angustus, a, um
angosto
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cōpi•a, -ae
1. supply, plenty, number;
2. *pl*. resources;
3. *pl*. forces, troops.
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longē ,
far
**longē lātēque**, far and wide.
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ūt•or , -ī , ūsus sum ,
make use of, employ, use, avail oneself of, exercise; have, enjoy, possess, experience, show; adopt, accept; ūsus , perf. part. often translated : with.
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adspecto, as, are, avi, atum
mirar con atención, observera, mirar hacia
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admoneo, es, ēre, admonui, admonitum
advertir, prevenir; regañar; hacer recordar; incitar, estimular
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accursus, us
(sm) acción de llegar corriendo
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uterque , utraque , utrumque
adj. , each of two , either of two ; both.\*
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aenum, i
caldero
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aeratus, a, um
cubierto de bronce
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quant•us , -a , -um ,
adj. , (1) interrog. , how much? how large? how great? what? quantum , as adv. , how much? (2) rel. pron. , as much as, as; quantum , as adv. , as much as, as.
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exercit•us, -ūs
_m._
army.
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stultus
abobado, a
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acclāmo, as, āre, āvi, ātum
gritar; aclamar
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adimo, is, ere, adēmi, ademptum
arrancar, quitar con fuerza; robar; (en poesía) prohibir
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adversa, adversorum
adversidad
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con•veniō, -venīre, -vēnī, -ventum
1. come together;
2. meet;
3. arrive;
4. be agreed upon;
5. *impers*.: be convenient, suitable.
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accenseo, es, ēre, accensui, accensum
(a una lista, a un grupo) añadir
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su•us , -a , -um
adj. , reflex. pronominal adj. , of or belonging to himself, herself, etc ., his own, her own, its own, their own; his, hers, its, theirs; sua , n. pl. as noun : one’s property; suī , m. pl. as noun : their men.\*
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adhortatio, adhortatiōnis
exhortación
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contrōversi•a, -ae
dispute.
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minus
_adv. comp.,_
1. less;
2. not at all, too little.
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adiutrix, adiutrīcis
la que ayuda, (en el lenguaje militar) suplementaria
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cōn•stituō, -stituere, -stituī, -stitūtum
1. set up, appoint, decide;
2. draw up ( troops in formation );
3. anchor ( ships ); raise ( a legion ).
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abdōmen, abdominis
vientre, gula
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absimilis, e
(con dat.) diferente, distinto
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advoco, advocare, advocavi, advocatum
convocar, hacer venir, llamar
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prōvinci•a , -ae ,
f. , province; also the Province.
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addīco ,is, ere, addixi, addictum
adjudicar; vender; dedicar; (un auspicio) ser favorable
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abundo, as, āre, āvi, ātum
abundar en; ser rico; desbordarse
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advena, ae
forastero, venido de lejos
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acquiesco, ere
descansar; encontrar consuela; tener confianza en
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acclīvis, e
empinado
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nihil
1. nothing;
2. *with gen*., no, none of;
3. *acc. as adv*., not, not at all, by no means.
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aegritūdo, aegritudinis
afliccion, tristeza; enfermedad
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per•tineō , -tinēre , -tinuī , -tentum
extend; pertain, have reference to, concern; tend, aim at; eōdem pertinēre , tend to the same purpose or result, amount to the same thing.
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abluo, is, ere, ablui, ablutum
lavar; purificar; calmar
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admonitus, us
(sm) advertencia; consejo; exhortación; evocación
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ita
adv .,
thus;
as follows;
**ut…ita**, in such proportion as/as…so;
**nōn ita**, not very;
**ita…ut**, so…that.
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gen•us , -eris
_n._
1. descent, origin, tribe, race;
2. kind, nature.
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acerbitas, acerbitātis
(sf) (fruta) verdor, crudeza, acidez; aspereza; calamidad; amargura
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etiam
_conj._
also, even, yet.
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adulatio, adulationis
adulación, reverencia
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abruptio, abrupitōnis
ruptura; separación, divorcio
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ardor, oris (m.)
el acaloramiento
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fīn•is, -is
_m._
1. boundary, end;
2. pl. borders;
3. pl. territory
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dūcō, dūcere, dūxī, ductum
1. lead, draw;
2. bring;
3. trace, construct;
4. deem;
5. protract.
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abrogatio, abrogatiōnis
(de una ley) abrogación, abolición
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opprimo, oppressi, oppressum (3)
abrumar
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acus, us
(sf) aguja; (para el pelo) alfiler; (en una legumbre) hilo
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aetatula, ae
niñez
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ē, ex
_(1) place_:
1. out of, from;
2. on;
3. from, since;
4. because of, in accordance with;
**ex itinere**, immediately after the march;
**ūnā ex parte** , on one side;
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quā ,
adv. , by which way or route; in which place, where.
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acuo, is, ere, acui, acūtum
afilar; (la mente, los sentidos) adiestrar; avivar
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accessio, accesiōnis
(en una enfermedad) acceso; ataque; añadidura; acercamiento
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advocatio, onis (f.)
la abogacía
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aemulus, a, um
emulador, imitador, rival
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adveho, is, ere, advexi, advectum
transportar, importar
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capi•ō, -ere, cēpī, captum
# 1. take, capture;
2. take in;
3. take up ( arms );
4. choose ( a spot );
5. adopt ( a plan );
6. reach; arrive at);
7. make ( a beginning );
**collem capere**, *take a position on a hill;*
**fugam capere**, *take to flight*.
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abstemius, a, um
abstemio; que se priva de
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stultitia, ae
el abobamiento
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aeque
igualmente, tanto... como
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du•o, -ae, -a
_card. num., adj.,_
two.\*
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summ•us , -a , -um ,
adj, highest, very high; the top or highest part of; preeminent, chief, supreme; all.
238
admonitum, i
advertencia, consejo
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nam
_conj.,_
for.
240
aestuosus, a, um
ardiente, abrasado, agitado
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aetas, aetatis
duración de la vida, vida, edad, tiempo
242
adaugmen, adaugminis
(sn) aumento, crecimiento
243
cōn•suēscō, -suēscere, -suēvī, -suētum
1. become used to;
2. *perf.*, be accustomed;
3. **cōnsuētus** *perf. part. as adj*. accustomed, usual.\*
244
adscitus, a, um
extranjero; importado
245
Belg•ae, -ārum,
_m._
the Belgae.
246
mulceo, mulsi, mulsum (2)
acariciar
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adustus, a, um
tostado, quemado
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anfractus, us
vuelta, recodo; rodeo; ondulación; triquiñuela
249
adiaceo, es, ēre, adiacui
estar situado; lindar con; yacer
250
adscribo, is, ere, adscripsi, adscriptum
añadir, alistar, asignar
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magn•us , -a , -um
1. large, much;
2. important;
3. loud ( voice );
4. high ( tide );
**magnī** *( gen. sing. n. )*, of great importance;
**magnīs itineribus**, by forced marches.
*Comp*. : **maior**; *superl*. : **maximus**.
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aberratio, aberratiōnis
alejamiento, distraccion
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advocatus, i
consejero, abogado
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allido, ere
estrellarse; arrojarse a; (en pasiva) quedar arruinado
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aedes, aedis
templo; (pl) habitaciones
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multitūd•ō , -inis
_f. ,_
1. a great number;
2. the common people.
257
pūblic•us , -a , -um
adj. , of the state or people, common, public; n. as noun , public, public view; rēs pūblica , the state; the Roman Republic.
258
hībern•a , -ōrum
winter quarters.
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host•is , -is
_m. or f.,_
( public ) enemy
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acūto, as, āre, āvi, ātum
afilar
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ger•ō , -re , gessī , gestum
1. carry;
2. ( of war ) carry on;
3. *pass.:* be done, occur.
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agrestis, e
del campo; agreste; duro
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per ,
prep., acc. , through, throughout; by means of, through the agency of, on account of, through the efforts of; per sē , of their own accord, on their own responsibility; sometimes with intensive force, in itself, themselves.
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admiratio, admiratiōnis
asombro, sorpresa; admiración
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Ambioríx, -ígis
m.
Ambiorix, king of Eburones
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hom•ō , -inis
1. human being;
2. *pl.:* humankind
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prīmum
first, at first, in the first place, for the first time; cum prīmum or ubi prīmum , as soon as, quam prīmum , as soon as possible, very soon.
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adversarius, a, um
enemigo, contrario
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noctū
by night
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adulor, aris, ari, adulatus sum
adular, lisonjear; mostrar cariño
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adspicio, is, ere, adspexi, adspectum
dirigir la mirada hacia, mirar, contemplar, mirar por
272
advenio, is, ire, adveni, adventum
llegar, arribar, sobrevenir
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nūll•us , -a , -um ,
adj. , not any, no; as noun: no one, none; nōn nūllus , some; pl. : some, some persons.
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fanum
lugar consagrado; templo
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abolesco, is, ere, abolēvi
desaparecer; arruinarse; desvanecerse
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abiungo, is, ere, abiunxi, abiunctum
desuncir; separar
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abnuo, is, ere, abnui
decir que no; rechazar, negar
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cohor•s, -tis
cohort.
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man•us , -ūs
1. hand;
2. an armed force, band.
**manū**, by hand, by art;
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abscondo, is, ere, abscondidi, absconditum
esconder; ocultar; perdor de vista
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accūro, as, āre, āvi, ātum
cuidar con esmero
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acūmen, acuminis
(sn) punta; (de una montaña) cumbre; (en geometría) vértice
283
adicio, is, ere, adiēci, adiectum
añadir, aumentar; dirigir; lanzar
284
apud
_prep., acc._,
at, among
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absurdus, a, um
absurdo; disparatado; inadecuado
286
adstringo, is, ere, adstrinxi, adstrictum
atar, sujetar, estrechar
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adscio, is, ire, adscivi, adscitum
hacer venir, admitir, recibir
288
admoveo, es, ēre, admōvi, admōtum
acercar; hacer avanzar; dirigir; aplicar
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commūn•is, -e
common, general;
**rēs commūnis**, the common interest.
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nāv•is , -is
_f.,_
ship;
**nāvis longa**, warship;
**nāvis onerāria**, transport ship.
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equ•es, -itis
1. a horseman;
2. *pl:* cavalry.
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abrumpo, is, ere, abrūpi, abruptum
romper, desgarrar; interrumpir con brusquedad; (~ vitam) morir
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aequor, aequoris
superficio plana, llanura
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abscondite
a escondidas
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aculeus, aculei
(de un animal) aguijón, púa; (de un objeto) punta; sarcasmo
296
acta, actōrum
hechos, hazañas; crónicas, registros públicos
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grav•is , -e
1. heavy, oppressive, hard;
2. advanced ( in years ).
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aevum, i
eternidad, tiempo ilimitado; vida; época
299
adiuro, are
jurar por
300
prīm•us , -a , -um
adj., superl ., first, foremost; first part of; pl. : the first, the front rank or ranks; leaders, chiefs; in prīmīs , especially.\*
301
adventus, ús
m.
arrival
302
adstupeo, ese, ere, adstupui
pasmarse ante, quedarse atónito ante
303
legi•ō , -ōnis
_f._
legion.
304
adstruo, is, ere, adstruxi, adstructum
añadir, construir, adosar
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Britanni•a, -ae ,
Britannia, Britain.
306
facil•is, -e
easy
307
allūceo, es, ēre, alluxi
alumbrar; (tr.) hacer brillar
308
temp•us , -oris
n. , a length of time, a time, time ( in general ); occasion, crisis; omnī tempore , always; ūnō tempore , at the same time, at once.
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tamen
adv. , yet, nevertheless, still, however; at least.
310
abrogo, as, āre, āvi, ātum
anular, abrogar; arrebatar
311
iubeō , iubēre , iussī , iussum
order, enjoin.
312
tēl•um , -ī ,
n. , missile, spear, javelin.
313
adspiro, as, are, avi, atum
soplar, favorecer, aspirar a
314
abolitio, abolitiōnis
abolicion, supresion
315
alter, -era, -erum
the other of two
316
pass•us, -ūs
m. , a pace, step, stride, a distance of five Roman feet (= 4 feet, 10 ¼ inches U.S.); mīlle passūs or passuum , a Roman mile (4,857 feet U.S.).
317
aereus, a, um
de bronce, cubierto con bronce
318
cōnsili•um, -ī
1. deliberation;
2. counsel;
3. plan;
4. course of action;
5. judgement;
6. wisdom;
7. council (of war);
**commūnī cōnsiliō**, by accordance with general action;
**pūblicō cōnsiliō**, by action of the state;
**cōnsilium capere** *or* **inīre** , form or adopt a plan;
**cōnsilium habēre**, think, consider.
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admoenio, is, īre, admoenīvi, admoenītum
sitiar, cercar
320
iter , itineris
_n.,_
1. route, road;
2. march;
**iter facere** , march, travel;
**magnīs itineribus**, by forced marches.
321
petō , petere, petīvī, petītum
seek, hunt for, aim at, make for, attack, go to, direct one’s course toward; seek to obtain, strive after; ask, request, beg.
322
arbitror 1
decide, think
323
tōt•us , -a , -um
adj. , the whole (of); entire, all; with force of adv. , wholly, entirely.\*
324
accipio, is, ere, accēpi, acceptum
recibir; percibir; (en perf.) recibir por tradición, saber; acoger, hospedar
325
castr•a, -ōrum ,
_n. pl._
(fortified) camp;
**castra facere** *or* **pōnere**, pitch camp;
**castra movēre**, break camp.
326
prō ,
prep., abl. , before, in front of; for, on behalf of; on account of, in consideration of, in return for; as, in the disguise of; in place of, instead of; in proportion to, according to.
327
abies, abietis
abeto; lanza
328
acquīro, is, ere, acquisīvi, acquisītum
aumentar, acrecentar; adquirir, procurarse
329
ōrd•ō , -inis
m. , row; rank, line of soldiers; arrangement, order.
330
adhaereo, es, ēre, adhaesi, adhaesum
estar sujeto; estar abrazado; estar cerca de
331
aestimo, as, are, avi, atum
estimar en, considerar
332
ager, -rí
m.
1. field;
2. district
333
aestuarium, aesturaii
estuario, marisma
334
absento, as, āre, āvi, ātum
alejar; estar alejado, estar ausente
335
avus, i
el abuelo
336
accommodo, as, āre, āvi, ātum
acomodar, adaptar, ajustar
337
adversus, a, um
hostil, desfavorable, de enfrente
338
adusque
hasta, totalmente
339
adstipulor, aris, ari, adstipulatus sum
solidarizarse con
340
adamantinus, a, um
de acero, acerado
341
abstinentia, ae
abstinencia, continencia
342
Nervi•us , -a, -um ,
the Nervii
343
absorbeo, es, ēre, absorbui
absorber; escuchar absorto; engullir
344
adinsurgo, is, ere
levantarse
345
aburtus, us (m)
el aborto
346
acclīno, as, āre, āvi, ātum
inclinarse; apoyarse en
347
admonitio, admonitiōnis
advertencia; reproche
348
accīdo, is, ere, accīdi, accīsum
cortar; agotar
349
exīstimō, 1
reckon
350
Rhēn•us , -ī ,
m. , the river Rhine.
351
aemulor, āris, āri, aemulātus sum
emular; (intr.) envidiar, sentir celos de
352
Galli•a, -ae
Gaul.
353
accubo, as, āre, accubui, accubitum
estar recostado; (con dat.) yacer junto a; (para comer) estar tumbado
354
ancora
ÁNCORA, ancla
355
adsto, as, are, adstiti
estar de pie, quedarse, detenerse
356
adversitas, adversitatis
antídoto
357
adauctus, us
(sm) aumento, crecimiento
358
quīdam , quaedam , quiddam and quīdam , quaedam , quoddam
indef. pron. , a certain one, someone; a certain, some, a; a kind of.\*
359
abruptum, i
(esp. en pl.) precipicio; lugar abrupto
360
absterreo, es, ēre, absterrui, absterritum
ahuyentar; desviar de
361
cog•nōscō, -nōscere, -nōvī, -nitum
1. learn;
2. study;
3. *perf.:* I know.\*
362
adversor, aris, ari, adversatus sum
oponerse a, ser contrario
363
aditus, us
(sm) acceso, entrada; posibilidad; ocasión
364
aegre
dolorosamente
365
accolo, is, ere, accolui, accultum
vivir cerca de
366
Rhodan•us , -ī ,
m. , the river Rhone.
367
abicio, is, ere, abiēci, abiectum
arrojar; dejar a un lado; abatir
368
aestus, us
calor, escozor, oleaje, mar bravo
369
aegrotus
enfermo, doliente
370
mittō, mittere, mīsī, missum
1. send, dismiss;
2. hurl.
371
tum
adv. , then, at this or that time; then, secondly; then, also; cum…tum , see cum .
372
pugn•ō , 1,
fight, engage in battle, contend; strive; often impers. , as pugnātur , it is fought , i.e., they fight.
373
adiudico, as, āre, āvi, ātum
adjudicar; atribuir; entregar
374
atque, ac ,
_conj._
1. and also, and even;
2. *comparisons*: than, as, from.
375
equ•us, -ī
horse.
376
nos•ter , -tra , -trum
1. our;
2. *pl.*: our men, our troops.
377
acerbo, as, āre, āvi, ātum
agriar, amargar; agravar
378
cōgō, cōgere, coēgī, coāctum
1. collect;
2. compel.
379
adulter, adultera, adulterum
adúltero; falsificado
380
acrior, acrius
mas agudo
381
aegrotatio, aegrotationis
enfermedad
382
adiunctus, a, um
unido estrechamente; atado; contiguo
383
trēs , tria
gen. trium , card. num. , adj. , three.
384
adhuc
hasta ahora; todavía, aún
385
allevo, as, āre, āvi, ātum
levantar, elevar, aliviar
386
admatūro, as, āre -, -
acelerar
387
taedium, i
el aburrimiento
388
abstraho, is, ere, abstraxi, abstractum
alejar; arrancar
389
adiumentum, i
(sn) ayuda, asistencia, auxilio
390
arripio, ere
agarrar; apoderarse
391
adipātus, a, um
gordo, grasiento; pesado, denso
392
administratīvus, a, um
práctico
393
aetherius, a, um
celeste, etéreo
394
acroterium, acroterii
promontorio; (en arquitectura) acroterio
395
celeri•tās, -tātis
speed, swiftness.
396
aerifer, aerifera, aeriferum
que lleva bronce
397
sal•ūs , -ūtis ,
f. , welfare, security, safety; deliverance; place of safety; life ( when in danger ).
398
addictio, addictiōnis
(sf) adjudicación
399
abintus
desde el interior
400
popul•us , -ī ,
m. , the people, the mass, the crowd; a people, a nation.
401
accingo, is, ere, accinxi, accinctum
ceñir; (esp en pasiva) armarse de; disponerse para
402
addubito, as, āre, āvi, ātum
dudar, poner en duda
403
Germān•ī , -ōrum
the Germani.
404
ante
1. before, above;
2. (_prep + acc._) before
405
adipiscor, eris, adipisci, adeptus sum
alcanzar; obtener; conseguir
406
aegritudo, aegritudinis
aflicción, tristeza, enfermedad
407
accommodatio, accommodatiōnis
acomodación, adaptación
408
loc•us , -ī
*( pl. **loc•a, -ōrum** , n. )*
1. place, situation;
2. topic; condition;
3. rank;
4. opportunity;
**obsidum locō,** as hostages.
409
aeger, aegra, aegrum
enfermo, doloroso
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