Hard Vocabulary Flashcards

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acer (acris, acre)

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keen, sharp, fierce

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aequus (aequa, aequum)

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equal, fair, favourable, calm

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altus (alta, altum)

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high, deep

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angustus (angusta, angustum)

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narrow, confined

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audax (audacis)

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bold, daring

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carus (cara, carum)

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dear

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clarus (clara, clarum)

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clear, famous, distinguished

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cunctus (cuncta, cunctum)

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all, whole

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cupidus (cupida, cupidum + gen)

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eager (for), greedy

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defessus (defessa, defessum)

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tired

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dignus (digna, dignum + abl

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worthy (of), deserving (of)

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dissimilis (dissimile)

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different

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idoneus (idonea, idoneum)

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suitable, convenient

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insignis (insigne)

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distinguished, glorious

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latus (lata, latum)

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wide, broad

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levis (leve)

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light, slight

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liber (libera, liberum)

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free

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par (paris)

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equal

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peritus (perita, peritum + gen or abl)

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skilled (in)

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postremus (postrema, postremum)

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last

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potens (potentis)

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powerful

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prior (prioris)

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previous, former

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qualis? (quale)

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what sort of?

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reliquus (reliqua, reliquum)

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the rest of, the other

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sinister (sinistra, sinistrum)
left, on the left, unfavourable
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adhuc
till now, still
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adversus
against, opposite
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bis
twice
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clam
secretly
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denique
at last, finally, in short
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eo
thither
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fere
nearly, about
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fortasse
perhaps
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forte
by chance
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haud
not
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hinc
from here, hence, henceforth
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hic
here, to this place
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non iam
no longer
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illic
there
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inde
from there, thereupon, next
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interea, interim
meanwhile, in the meantime
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ita
in this way, so, thus
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magnopere
very much, greatly
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mane
in the morning, early
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modo
just now, only
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nondum
not yet
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omnino
altogether, at all, entirely
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palam
openly
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passim
in all directions, far and wide
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paulatim
gradually, little by little
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paulisper
for a short time
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paulum, paulo
a little, somewhat
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postridie
on the next day
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potius
rather, more
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praeterea
besides, moreover, in addition
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procul
far away, distant
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quidem
indeed, in fact, however
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quo?
where to?
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quotiens
how often? as often as
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repente
suddenly
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rursus
back, again
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sic
thus, in this way
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sicut
just as, like, as, as if
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tantum
only
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ubisque
everywhere
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umquam
ever
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una
together
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usque
all the way, right up to, continuously
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vero
indeed, in fact, however
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vix
hardly, scarcely, with difficulty
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magis
more, rather
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an
or
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at
but
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aut
or, either
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dum
while, until
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ne
lest, that not
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nisi
unless, if not, except
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priusquam
before, until
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quia
because
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quod si
but if
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quoniam
since
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sive, seu
or if, whether
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ut (+ indic.)
as, where, when, how
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-ve
or
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vel
or, either
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aquila (aquilae, f)
eagle, standard
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causa (+ gen)
for the sake of
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culpa (culpae, f )
fault, blame
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nopia (inopiae, f )
shortage, lack, poverty
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insidiae (insidiarum, f pl )
ambush, trap, trick
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littera (litterae, f (usually pl. with sg. meaning)
letter
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mora (morae, f)
delay
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ora (orae, f )
coast
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praeda (praedae, f )
booty, plunder
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sapientia (sapientiae, f )
wisdom, good sense
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sinistra (sinistrae, f )
left hand, left side
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unda (undae, f )
wave
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campus (campi, m )
plain, field
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dolus (doli, m)
trick, fraud
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exitium (exitii, n )
ruin, destruction
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humus (humi, f )
ground, earth
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imperium (imperii, n )
command, power, empire
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ingenium (ingenii, n )
character, ability
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morbus (morbi, m )
sickness, disease
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otium (otii, n )
leisure, idleness, peace
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pilum(pili, n )
javelin
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praesidium (praesidii, n )
protection, garrison, fortification
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scutum (scuti, n)
shield
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tectum (tecti, n)
roof, house
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telum (teli, n)
weapon, javelin, missile
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tergum (tergi, n )
back, rear
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vesper (vesperis or vesperi, m)
evening
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agmen (agminis, n )
column of men, army
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arbor (arboris, f )
tree
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caedes (caedis, f )
slaughter, killing, murder
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certamen (certaminis, n )
contest, battle, struggle
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civitas (civitatis, f )
citizenship, state, city, tribe
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clades (cladis, f )
disaster, loss, defeat
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coniunx (coniugis, m and f )
husband, wife, spouse
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dignitas (dignitatis, f )
rank, dignity, importance, honour
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eques (equitis, m )
knight, horseman, (pl) cavalry
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facinus (facinoris, n )
crime, outrage, deed
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foedus (foederis, n )
treaty, agreement
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genus (generis, n )
race, descent, birth, kind
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hiems (hiemis, f )
winter, storm
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lex (legis, f )
law
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mensis (mensis, m )
month
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moenia (moenium, n pl )
city walls, city
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mos (moris, m )
habit, custom, (pl) character, morals
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mulier (mulieris, f )
woman
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obses (obsidis m and f )
hostage
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onus (oneris, n )
burden, load
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(ops) (opis, f )
help; (pl) resources, riches
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opus (operis, n )
work, toil, construction
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oratio (orationis, f )
speech
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os (oris, n )
mouth, face
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pedes (peditis, m )
infantry
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potestas (potestatis, f )
power, authority, opportunity
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pudor (pudoris, m )
shame, modesty, honour, disgrace
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quies (quietis, f )
rest, peace, quiet
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ratio (rationis, f )
account, reckoning, manner, reason
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salus (salutis, f)
health, safety, greeting
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impetus (impetus, m )
attack, impulse
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metus (metus, m)
fear
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passus (passus, m )
pace
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tumultus (tumultus, m )
uproar, disturbance, civil war
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vultus (vultus, m )
face, expression
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acies (aciei, f )
line, battle line, army
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vis (pl vires, f )
force, violence; (pl) strength, forces
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erga (+ acc )
towards
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ob (+ acc )
because of, on account of
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praeter (+ acc )
beyond, except, besides
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propter (+ acc )
on account of, because of
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extra (+ acc )
outside, beyond
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infra (+ acc )
below
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idem (eadem, idem )
the same
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quidam (quaedam, quoddam )
one, a certain, some
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quisquam (quicquam )
anyone, anything
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quisque (quaeque, quidque )
each, each one, every
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quisquis (quicquid )
whoever, whatever
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uter? (utra, utrum )
which (of two)?
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uterque (utraque, utrumque )
each (of two), both
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vester (vestra, vestrum )
your (pl)
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cogito (cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus )
think, consider
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despero (desperare, desperavi, desperatus)
despair
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iuvo (iuvare, iuvi, iutus )
help
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mando (mandare, mandavi, mandatus )
commit, entrust, command
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muto (mutare, mutavi, mutatus)
change, alter
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orno (ornare, ornavi, ornatus )
adorn, decorate, provide, equip
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postulo (postulare, postulavi, postulatus )
demand, ask
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specto (spectare, spectavi, spectatus )
look at, watch
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veto (vetare, vetui, vetitus )
forbid, order...not
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miror (mirari, miratus sum )
wonder at, admire
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moror (morari, moratus sum)
delay
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augeo (augere, auxi, auctus )
increase, exaggerate
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caveo (cavere, cavi, cautus )
beware (of), take care
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doleo (dolere, dolui )
hurt, be in pain, lament
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egeo (egere, egui + gen or abl)
need, be in want of, lack
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noceo (nocere, nocui + dat )
hurt, harm
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obsideo (obsidere, obsedi, obsessus )
besiege, blockade
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retineo (retinere, retinui, retentus )
hold back, restrain, keep
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terreo (terrere, terrui, territus )
frighten
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valeo (valere, valui )
be strong, have influence
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polliceor (polliceri, pollicitus sum )
promise
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vereor (vereri, veritus sum )
fear, be afraid
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videor (videri, visus sum )
seem, appear, be seen
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oportet (oportere, oportuit )
be necessary, ought, must
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adimo (adimere, ademi, ademptus )
take away, remove
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amitto (amittere, amisi, amissus)
lose
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animadverto (animadvertere, animadverti,animadversus)
notice, observe
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cano (canere, cecini, cantus )
sing, sound, play (of trumpets etc.)
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cedo (cedere, cessi, cessus )
yield, give up; (in compounds) go
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cerno (cernere, crevi, cretus )
see, perceive, decree
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cingo (cingere, cinxi, cinctus )
surround
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cogo (cogere, coegi, coactus )
force, compel, drive, assemble
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colo (colere, colui, cultus )
cultivate, worship, honour
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condo (condere, condidi, conditus )
found, establish, hide
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conficio (conficere, confeci, confectus )
complete, wear out
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consisto (consistere, constiti, constitus )
halt, stand, stand firm
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conspicio (conspicere, conspexi, conspectus)
notice, observe, see
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constituo (constituere, constitui, constitutus )
decide, establish
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consulo (consulere, consului, consultus )
consult, consider, advise
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corripio (corripere, corripui, correptus )
seize, carry off
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desino (desinere, desii, desitus)
cease
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efficio (efficere, effeci, effectus)
carry out, accomplish
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excipio (excipere, excepi, exceptus )
receive, take, welcome
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fallo (fallere, fefelli, falsus )
deceive, cheat, escape one's notice
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instruo (instruere, instruxi, instructus )
draw up, prepare, equip, supply
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iungo (iungere, iunxi, iunctus )
join, unite, fasten
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parco (parcere, peperci + dat )
spare
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pario (parere, peperi, partus )
win, acquire, gain, secure
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posco (poscere, poposci )
demand, ask for
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praeficio (praeficere, praefeci, praefectus )
put in charge of
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prodo (prodere, prodidi, proditus )
betray, surrender
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reddo (reddere, reddidi, redditus )
give back, restore, hand over, make
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reficio (reficere, refeci, refectus)
repair, restore, refresh
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relinquo (relinquere, reliqui, relictus )
leave, leave behind, abandon
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sino (sinere, sivi, situs )
allow, permit
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solvo (solvere, solvi, solutus )
loose, pay
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sperno (spernere, sprevi, spretus )
despise, reject, scorn
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statuo (statuere, statui, statutus)
fix, determine, decide, arrange
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sumo (sumere, sumpsi, sumptus )
take, take up
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tego (tegere, texi, tectus )
cover, protect, hide
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veho (vehere, vexi, vectus )
carry, bear, convey
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verto (vertere, verti, versus )
turn
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aggredior (aggredi, aggressus sum )
attack, approach
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egredior (egredi, egressus sum)
go out, come out
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labor (labi, lapsus sum )
glide, slip, fall
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nascor (nasci, natus sum )
am born
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proficiscor (proficisci, profectus sum )
set out, depart
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queror (queri, questus sum )
complain
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utor (uti, usus sum + abl )
use, enjoy
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fido (fidere, fisus sum )
trust, rely upon
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munio (munire, munivi, munitus)
fortify, defend, guard
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potior (potiri, potitus sum + gen or abl )
seize, get possession of
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orior (oriri, ortus sum )
rise, start, originate
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licet (licere, licuit + dat )
it is allowed
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confero (conferre, contuli, conlatus )
collect, compare, contribute, bestow
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fio (fieri, factus sum)
become, be made, happen
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infero (inferre, intuli, illatus/inlatus )
inflict, bring to, cause, carry against
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malo (malle, malui )
prefer
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praesum (praeesse, praefui + dat )
be in charge of
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operam do
I take pains, give attention (to)
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opus est
there is need (of)
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poenas do
pay the penalty, am punished
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navem solvo
set sail
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usui est
it is useful
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terga verto
retreat
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certiorem facere
inform
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signa inferre
attack, charge
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bellum inferre
make war on
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obviam eo (ire, i(v)i + dat )
meet, go to meet, oppose, resist
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me recipio
retreat, withdraw
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audeo (audere, ausus sum )
dare
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navis longa (navis longa )
warship
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navis oneraria (navis oneraria )
merchant ship
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noctu (noctu)
by night
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quam + superlative (quad + superlative)
as...as possible
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Studium (studii, n)
Eagerness, study, devotion
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Laedo (laedere, laesi, laesus)
Hurt, injure, harm
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Excito (excitare excitavi excitatus)
Wake rouse excite
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Opera (operae f)
Work effort attention trouble
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Occasio (occasionis f)
Opportunity occasion
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Munus (muneris n)
Service duty present
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Odio est + dat
Be hated by
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Incito (incitare incitavi incitatus)
Urge on encourage arouse
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Frustra
In vain
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Incipio (incipere incepi inceptus)
Begin
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Confido (confidere confisus sum + dat)
Trust believe have confidence
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Quot?
How many?
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Fuga (fugae f)
Flight escape
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Eo
I go
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Validus (valida validum)
Strong powerful
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Velut
Just as, like, as, as if
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Superus (supera superum)
upper higher
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Sententia (sententiae f)
Opinion judgement sentence
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Officium (officii f)
Duty task function
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Praebeo (praebere praebui praebitus)
Provide give show offer
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Minor (minari minatus sum + dat)
Threaten
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Etsi
Although
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Supersum (superesse superfui)
Be left, remain, survive
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Antequam
Before
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Ne...quidem
Not...even
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Laus (laudis f)
Praise honour credit
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Curo (curare curavi curatus)
Care for, care | With gerundive = get something done
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Simul
At the same time
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Ara (arae f)
Altar
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Ordo (ordinis m)
Rank order line
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Ripa (ripae f)
Bank
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Patior (pati passus sum)
Suffer endure allow
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Plerique (pleraeque pleraque )
Most the majority
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Hasta (hastae f)
Spear
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Puto (putare putavi putatus)
Think consider reckon
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Pauper (pauperis)
Poor
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Finis (finis m)
End boundary pl territory
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Pons (pontis m)
Bridge
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Legatus (legati m)
(Legionary) commander ambassador envoy
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Perficio (perficere perfeci perfectus)
Bring about complete perfect
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Utrum
Whether
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Cognosco (cognoscere cognovi cognitus)
Get to know find out learn
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-ne
Introduces question
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Inquam (inquit, inquiunt)
Say
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Num
Surely...not whether
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Mille passus
Mile
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Aperio (aperire aperui apertus)
Open reveal disclose
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Durus (dura durum)
Hard harsh rough
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Obliviscor (oblivisci oblitus sum)
Forget
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Dubius (dubia dubium)
Doubtful wavering
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Nec neque
And not nor neither
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Iustus (iusta iustum)
Right, just, lawful, complete
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Vetus (veteris)
Old
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Refero (referre rettuli relatus)
Bring back, report, refer
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Liber (libri m)
Book
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Celo (celare celavi celatus)
Hide
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Omitto (omittere omisi omissus)
Neglect, disregard, make no mention of
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Vestis (vestis f)
Clothes
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Mensis m
Month
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Spatium (spatii, n)
Space interval distance
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Latus (lateris n)
Side, wing
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Tutus (tuta tutum)
Safe
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Suscipio (suscipere suscepi susceptus)
Take up, undertake, begin, bear
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Pello (pellere pepuli pulsus)
Push, drive, route
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Invitus (invita invitum)
Unwilling, reluctant
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Erro (erravi erratus)
Wander make a mistake
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Ago (agere egi actus)
Do act drive
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Rectus (recta rectum)
Straight direct right proper
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Undique
From all sides, on all sides
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Coepi (coepisse coeptus)
Began
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Disco (discere didici)
Learn
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Novi (notus)
Know
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Iacio (iacere ieci iactus) | In compounds -icio
Throw
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Semel
Once
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Adipiscor (adipisci adeptus sum)
Obtain
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Talis (tale)
Such
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Gero (gerere gessi gestus)
Bear, wage, wage war, manage
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Libens (libentis)
Willing, glad
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Pedem/ me refero
Retreat
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Simulac, simulatque
As soon as
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Vito (vitare vitavi vitatus)
Avoid
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Opprimo (opprimere oppressi oppressus)
Overwhelm, crush, weigh down
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Adeo
So much, so greatly, to such an extent
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Impedire
Hinder