DBG Vocab 1 Flashcards

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una

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adv. Together

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Incolo

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ere, ui - to live in

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Omnino

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adv. altogether

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Tollo

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Tollere, sustuli, sublatus - to lift, raise, to pick up

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Vix

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adv. Scarecely

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Institutum

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i, n. Custom

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Lex

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Legis, f. Law

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Mensis

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mensis, m. Month

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Propterea (quod)

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adv. For this reason, because

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Cultus

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us, m. Culture, civilization, care

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Quisque

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Each one

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Longissime

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Far away

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Expeditus

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a, um. Unimpeded, without baggage

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Pertineo

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pertinere, pertinui - to reach to, to extend

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Germani, orum

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m pl. The Germans

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Rhenus

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i, m. The Rhine River (between Gaul and Germany)

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Utor

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uti, usus sum + abl. To use, to make use of

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Reliquus

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a, um. The rest, the remaining, other

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Virtus

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virtutis, f. Courage

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Fere

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adv. Almost, approximately

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Cotidianus

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a, um. Daily

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Proelium

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i, n. Battle

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Contendo

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contendere, contendi, contentus - to stretch, strain; to strive, struggle.

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Non nullus

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Some, several

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Prohibeo
prohibere, prohibui, prohibitus - to keep someone (acc) away from something (abl)
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Initium
i, n. Beginning
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Rhodanus
i, m. The Rhone River
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Contineo
continere, continui, contentus - to hold together
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Vadum
i, n. Shallow place
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Sequani
orum, m pl. The Sequani (Eastern Gaul)
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Extremus
a, um. outermost, farthest
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Orior
oriri, ortus sum - to rise, arise, begin
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Inferior
inferioris, lower
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apud
prep + acc. Near, among, at the house of
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Regnum
i, n. Kingdom, rule, royal power
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Coniuratio
conurationis, f. Conspiracy
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Civitas
civitatis, f. Citizenship, state, tribe
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Copia
ae, f. Abundance, supply (pl: resources, forces)
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Perfacilis
is, e. very easy
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Praesto
praestare, praestiti, praestitus, + dat. To stand out, surpass
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Imperium
i, n. Power, rule
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Potior
potiri, potitus sum + abl or gen. To get possession of, to get control of
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Undique
adv. From all sides
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Latus
a, um. Broad, wide
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Altus
a, um. Tall, high; deep
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Iura
ae, f. The Iura Mountains
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Finitimus
a, um. Neighboring
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Bellum inferre
To make war upon someone (dat)
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Cupidus
a, um. Desirous of (gen), eager to
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Dolor
doloris, m. Pain, distress; anger
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Adficio
adficere, adfeci, adfectus. To do, treat affect
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Multitudo
multitudinis, f. Large number, large amount
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Angustus
a, um. Compressed, narrow
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Arbitror
ari, atus sum. To think
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Longitudo
longitudinis, f. length
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Mille passus
milia passum, n. Mile (a thousand paces)
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Pateo
patere, patui. To lie open, be accessible
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Auctoritas
auctoritatis, f. prestige
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Permoveo
permovere, permovi, permotus - to move thoroughly, to influence
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Carrus
i, m. Wagon, cart
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Confirmo
are, avi, atus - To strengthen, establish.
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Profectio
profectionis, f. departure
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Occupo
are, avi, atus. To seize
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Item
adv. Likewise
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principatus
us, m. leadership
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probo
are, avi, atus - to approve, to prove
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Perficio
perficere, perfeci, perfectus - to complete
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Quin
conj + subj but that
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Ius
iuris, n. Rightness, justice
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Spero
are, avi, atus - to hope
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Oportet
oportere, oportuit - it is fitting
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Iudicium
i, n. Judgment, trial
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Oppidum
i, n. Town
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Spes
spei, f. Hope
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Pons
pontis, m. Bridge
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Nondum
adv. Not yet
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Existimo
are, avi, atus To think, evaluate
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Pervenio
pervenire, perveni, perventurus - To arrive
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Adventus
us, m. Arrival
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Certior fieri
To be made more certain
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Legatus
i, m. Ambassador
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Ullus
a, um any
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Voluntas
voluntatis, f. Wish, goodwill
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Iugum
i, n. Yoke
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Facultas
facultatis, f. Opportunity
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Spatium
i, n. Space, distance