Declension3 Flashcards
(241 cards)
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accusatio, accusationis (f)
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formal complaint, indictment, accusation
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accusator, -oris (m)
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accuser, prosecutor, plaintiff
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actor, actoris (m)
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agent, doer, performer, actor
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admiratio, admirationis (f)
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admiration, wonder, astonishment
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adulescens, -ntis (m/f)
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young man or woman
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aedis (aedes), aedis (f)
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dwelling of the gods, temple (pl = house)
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aequor, aequoris (n)
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even surface, often used for sea
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aer, aeris (m) (acc aera)
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air, atmosphere
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aes, aeris (n)
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base metal, copper, bronze
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aestas, aestatis (f)
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summer
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aetas, aetatis (f)
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life of man, age, lifetime
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aether, aetheris (m) (acc. aethera)
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upper air, sky, firmament
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agmen, agminis (n)
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troop, throng, host, crowd
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altitudo, altitudinis (f)
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height, altitude, loftiness
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amor, amoris (m)
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love, affection
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amplitudo, amplitudinis (f)
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wide extend, width, breadth, grandeur
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arbor, arboris (f)
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tree
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ars, artis (f)
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skill
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artifex, artificis (m/f)
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artist, craftsman
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arx, arcis (f)
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citadel, fortress, stronghold
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as, assis (m)
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unit of money (copper)
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auctor, auctoris (m)
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producer, promoter, progenitor, founder
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auctoritas, auctoritatis (f)
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authority, charisma
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auris, auris (f)
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ear
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caedes, caedis (f)
slaughter, killing, carnage, a cutting down
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calamitas, calamitatis (f)
disaster, injury, damage, misfortune
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calor, caloris (m)
warmth, heat, glow
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canis, canis (m)
dog
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captor, captoris (m)
captor
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caput, capitis (n)
head, source
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carmen, carminis (n)
song, poem, verse, chant
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celeritas, celeritatis (f)
swiftness, speed, quickness
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centurio, centurionis (m)
centurion
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certamen, certaminis (n)
contest, struggle, dispute, competition
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cervix, cervicis (f)
neck, nape
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cinis, cineris (m)
ashes
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civis, civis (m/f)
citizen
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civitas, civitatis (f)
citizenship, state
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clades, cladis (f)
disaster, destruction, calamity
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clamor, clamoris (m)
loud call, shout
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classis, classis (f)
fleet, class (of people)
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cliens, clientis (m)
client, personal dependant
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cognomen, cognominis (n)
surname, second name, family name
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cohors, cohortis (f)
a company, cohort (of troops)
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collis, collis (m)
hill, high ground
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color, coloris (m)
colour, tint, hue
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comes, comitis (m/f)
companion, associate, partner
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condicio, condicionis (f)
agreement, condition, stipulation
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coniunx, coniugis (m.f)
spouse, husband or wife
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coniuratio, coniurationis (f)
alliance, sworn union, conspiracy
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consuetudo, consuetudinis (f)
custom, practice
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consul, consulis (m)
consul
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consularis, consularis
ex consul
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contentio, contentionis (f)
argument, controversy, tension
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contio, contionis (f)
meeting, assembly, audience
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corpus, corporis (n)
body (living or dead)
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crimen, criminis (n)
charge, judgment, crime
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crudelitas, crudelitatis (f)
cruelty, harshness, severity
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cupiditas, cupitatis (f)
longing, desire, passion, eagerness, greed
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custos, custodis (m)
guard
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decus, decoris (n)
grace, glory, honor, dignity
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dedecus, dedecoris (n)
disgrace, dishonor, infamy, shame
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deditio, deditionis (f)
surrender, capitulation, giving up
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defensor, defensoris (m)
averter, protector against, advocate, defender
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dictator, dictatoris (m)
dictator, chief magistrate with unlimited power
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difficultas, difficultatis(f)
difficulty, trouble, distress, poverty
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dignitas, dignitatis (f)
worth, merit, prestige
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discrimen, discriminis (n)
that which parts, intervening space, interval
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dolor, doloris (m)
pain, suffering, anguish
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ductor, ductoris (m)
leader, commander, officer
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dux, ducis (m)
leader
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ensis, ensis (m) (poetry)
sword, brand
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eques, equitis (m)
horseman, rider
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exsul, exsulis (m)
banished person, wanderer, exile
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facinus, facinoris (n)
deed, action, bad deed, villainy, crime
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facultas, facultatis (f)
capability, possibility, opportunity, ability
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fames, famis (f)
hunger, famine
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familiaris, familiaris (m)
belonging to a household, relative
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fax, facis (f)
torch, firebrand
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finis, finis (m)
boundary, limit, border
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flos, floris (m)
blossom, flower
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flumen, fluminis (n)
stream, flood, running water
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foedus, foederis (n)
treaty, league, compact, alliance
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fons, fontis (m)
spring, fountain, well, source
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formido, formidinis (f)
fearfulness, fear, terror, dread, awe
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fors, fortis (f)
chance, hazard, luck, accident
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fragor, fragoris (m)
crash, noise, din
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frater, fratris (m)
brother
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fraus, fraudis (f)
deceit, imposition, cheating, fraud
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frigus, frigoris (n)
cold, coldness, chilliness
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frons, frontis (f)
forehead, brow, front
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frux, frugis (f)
fruit, produce
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fulmen, fulminis (n)
lightning, flash, fire, thunderbolt
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funus, funeris (n)
funeral procession, funeral rites, burial, funeral
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furor, furoris (m)
rage, madness, fury, passion
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genetrix, genetricis (f)
she that has borne, mother
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genitor, genitoris (m)
begetter, parent, father, creator, sire
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gens, gentis (f)
race, clan
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genus, generis (n)
race, stock, family, birth, descent
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gravitas, gravitatis (f)
weight, heaviness, importance, influence
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heros, herois (m)
demigod, hero
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hiems, hiemis (f)
winter, rainy season
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homo, hominis (m/f)
human being, man
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honestas, honestatis (f)
honor received from others, repute, character
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honor, honoris (m)
repute, esteem praise, distinction
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hospes, hospitis (m)
entertainer, host, guest
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hostis, hostis (m/f)
public enemy, stranger, foreigner
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ianitor, ianitoris (m)
doorkeeper, porter, janitor
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ignis, ignis (f)
fire
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imago, imaginis (f)
imitation, copy, representation, likeness
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imber, imbris (m)
rain, heavy rain, shower
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imperator, imperatoris (m)
commander in chief, general, emperor
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iter, itineris (n)
journey, march, voyage
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iudex, iudicis (m/f)
judge, juror
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ius, iuris (n)
justice, duty, law
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iuvenis, iuvenis (m)
youth, young man
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iuventus, iuventutis (f)
age of youth, young people
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labor, laboris (m)
work, toil, exertion
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lapis, lapidis (m)
stone
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lar, laris (m)
god of the place, household god
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laus, laudis (f)
praise, commendation, glory, fame
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legatio, legationis (f)
office of ambassador, embassy, legation
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legio, legionis (f)
legion, body of soldiers
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lex, legis (f)
law, motion, bill
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libertas, libertatis (f)
freedom, liberty
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libido, libidinis (f)
pleasure, desire, eagerness, longing
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limen, liminis (n)
threshold, lintel, sill
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litus, litoris (n)
sea shore, seaside, beach
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lumen, luminis (n)
light
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lux, lucis (f)
light, brightness
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magnitudo, magnitudinis (f)
greatness, size, bulk, magnitude
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maiores, maiorum (m.pl)
ancestors
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manes, manium (m.pl)
departed spirit, ghost, shade
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mare, maris (n)
sea, straits
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mater, matris (f)
mother
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mens, mentis (f)
mind, feeling, character, heart
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mensis, mensis (m)
month
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mercator, mercatoris (m)
trader, merchant, wholesale dealer
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miles, militis (m)
soldier
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milia passuum
thousand paces = x miles
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moenia, moenium
defensive walls, ramparts, bulwarks, city walls
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moles, molis (f)
huge bulk, weight, pile, load
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mons, montis (m)
mountain
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mors, mortis (f)
death
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mos, moris (m)
habit, custom
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mulier, mulieris (f)
woman, female
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multitudo, multitudinis (f)
crowd, throng
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munitio, munitionis (f)
defence, fortification
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munus, muneris (n)
service, office, function, favor
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navis, navis (f)
ship
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nemo, neminis (m,f)
no man, no one, nobody
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nepos, nepotis (m)
grandson, child's son, descendant
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nobilitas, nobilitatis (f)
celebrity, nobility, renown
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nomen, nominis (n)
name, appellation, means of knowing
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nox, noctis (f)
night, darkness
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nubes, nubis (f)
cloud, mist, vapor
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numen, numinis (n)
divine power, nod, command, authority
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obses, obsedis (m,f)
hostage, surety, pledge
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occasio, occasionis (f)
opportunity, occasion, favorable moment
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omen, ominis (n)
foreboding, omen, sign
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onus, oneris (n)
load, burden, weight
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opinio, opinionis (f)
opinion, supposition, conjecture, expectation
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ops, opis (f)
aid, help, assistance, resource
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opus, operis (n)
work, labor, toil, employment
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oratio, orationis (f)
speech, discourse
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orator, oratoris (m)
speaker, orator, negotiator
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orbis, orbis (m)
ring, circle, hoop, orbit
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ordo, ordinis (m)
row, line, series, rank
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os, oris (n)
mouth, jaw, face, countenance
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os, ossis (n)
bone, marrow
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parens, parentis (m,f)
father, mother, parent
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pars, partis (f)
piece, section
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pater, patris (m)
father
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pavor, pavoris (m)
trembling, quaking, terror, anxiety
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pax, pacis (f)
peace, treaty, agreement
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pectus, pectoris (n)
breast, breast-bone, heart
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pedes, peditis (m)
foot traveller, walker, foot soldier
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penates, penatium (m.pl)
Penates, household gods
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pes, pedis (m)
foot
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pestis, pestis (f)
infection, disease, plague, pest
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pietas, pietatis (f)
devotion, sense of duty
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plebs, plebis (f)
common people, comons, plebeians
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pondus, ponderis (n)
weight, load, burden
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pons, pontis (m)
bridge
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potestas, potestatis (f)
power, capacity
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praedo, praedonis (m)
plunderer, robber
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praetor, praetoris (m)
chief magistrate, praetor, leader
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pretium, pretii (n)
price, money, value
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prex, precis (f)
prayer
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princeps, principis (m)
leader, foremost man, in front
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proles, prolis (f)
growth, offshoot, offspring, progeny
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pudor, pudoris (m)
shrinking from blame, shame, decency
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puppis, puppis (f)
stern, poop, helm (of boat)
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quaestor, quaestoris (m)
quaestor
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quies, quietis (f)
rest, repose, inaction, calm
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ratio, rationis (f)
reckoning, calculation, report, reason
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regio, regionis (f)
direction, area, neighbourhood
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religio, religionis (f)
sense of right, moral obligation, respect for the gods
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rex, regis (m)
king
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rus, ruris (n)
country, lands, fields
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sacerdos, sacerdotis (m/f)
priest, priestess
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sal, salis
salt, salt water, brine, wit, shrewdness
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salus, salutis (f)
health, vigor, welfare, safety
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sanguis, sanguinis (m)
blood, bloodshed
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scelus, sceleris (n)
wicked deed, crime, sin
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sedes, sedis (f)
seat, bench, chair, throne
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senator, senatoris (m)
member of senate, senator
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senex, senis (m)
old man
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sermo, sermonis (m)
speech, talk, conversation, discourse
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sidus, sideris (n)
group of stars, constellation, star
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sol, solis (m)
sun
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soror, sororis (f)
sister
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sors, sortis (f)
lot, drawing, decision
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spectator, spectatoris (m)
observer, spectator, beholder
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statio, stationis (f)
standing place, post, position
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stirps, stirpis (f)
stock, race, root
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supplex, supplicis (m)
suppliant
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tellus, telluris (n)
earth, globe, land
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tempestas, tempestatis (f)
storm, season
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tempus, temporis (n)
time, season, interval
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terror, terroris (m)
great fear, terror, panic, dread
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testis, testis (m)
witness
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timor, timoris (m)
fear, dread, apprehension
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turris, turris (f)
tower, citadel
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urbs, urbis (f)
city
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uter, utris (m)
bag of hide, leathern bottle, vessel of skin
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uxor, uxoris (f)
wife
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valles, vallis (f)
valley, vale
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vates, vatis (m)
foreteller, seer, soothsayer
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vertex, verticis (m)
whirl, eddy, vortex, top
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vesper, vesperis (m)
evening star, evening
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vestis, vestis (f)
clothes, clothing, attire
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victor, victoris (m)
conqueror, victor
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vires, virium (f.pl)
strength, forces
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virgo, virginis (f)
maiden, young female
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virtus, virtutis (f)
courage, manliness, bravery
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vis, vim, vi (f)
force, vigor, power, energy
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voluntas, voluntatis (f)
will, choice, desire
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voluptas, voluptatis (f)
choice, desire, pleasure, affection
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vox, vocis (f)
voice, statement
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vulnus, vulneris (n)
wound
