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abdicō

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abolish, renounce, resign

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abdūcō

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lead away, seduce

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abeō

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go away

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abiciō

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throw away, abandon

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absēns

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absent

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absistō

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stand back, depart

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abstineō

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abstain, withhold

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absum

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be out, be absent, be away, be distant

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absūmō

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consume, spend

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ac, atque

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and

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accendō

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set on fire, stir up

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accersō

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summon, send for

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accidō

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happen

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acciō

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summon

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accipiō

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accept, take in, receive

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accola

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inhabitant

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accūsātor

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plaintiff

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accūsō

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blame, charge

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ācer

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keen, sharp, fierce

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acerbus

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grievous, bitter

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aciēs

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battle line

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aciēs

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line, battle line, army

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ācta

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acts, exploits, record

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ad
to, towards, at, about, near
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addō
add, join
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addūcō
lead to, persuade
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adeō
so much, so greatly
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adeō
approach
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adhortor
encourage, urge on
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adhūc
till now, still
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adiciō
throw at, add
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adimō
take away, steal
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adipiscor
obtain
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adipīscor
gain, obtain
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aditus
approach, attack
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adiungō
join to, attach
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adiuvō
help
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administrō
assist, operate
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admīrātiō
admiration, wonder
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admittō
grant, admit
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admodum
very, quite
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admoneō
remind, warn
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admoveō
apply, move up
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adnītor
lean upon, strive
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adorior
attack
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adsum
be here, be present
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adulēscēns
young
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advehō
carry to
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adveniō
arrive
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adversārius
opposed, hostile
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adversus
contrary, opposite
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adversus
contrary to, against
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advocō
call, summon
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aedēs
temple
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aedificium
building
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aedificium
building
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aedificō
build
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aedificō
build
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aedīlis
aedile
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aeger
ill
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aegrē
reluctantly, with difficulty
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aequālis
equal, similar
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aequō
equal, make even
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aequus
equal, fair, favourable, calm
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aequus
level, even, equal
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aerārium
treasury
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aes
bronze, money
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aestās
summer
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aestimō
reckon
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aetās
lifetime, age, era
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afficiō
cause, affect
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affirmō
assert, ratify
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ager
field, land, territory
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aggredior
attack, approach
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agitō
consider, stir, shake
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agmen
column of men, army, procession
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agnōscō
recognise
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agō
do, act, drive
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agrārius
belonging to public land
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agrestis
rude, rustic
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agricola
farmer
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aiō
say
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āla
armpit, wing
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aliās
elsewhere, otherwise
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alibī
elsewhere
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aliēnō
give up, lose possession
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aliēnus
foreign
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aliquamdiū
for a time
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aliquandō
sometime, ever
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aliquantus
quite big, considerable
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aliquis
someone, something
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aliquot
a few
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aliter
in any other way, otherwise
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alius
other, one, another, else
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alloquor
address, speak to
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alter
the other, one of two, another, a second
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altitūdō
depth, height
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altus
high, deep
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ambō
both
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ambulō
walk
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amīcitia
friendship
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amīcus
friend
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āmittō
lose
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amnis
river, stream
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amō
love, like
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amor
love
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amplector
embrace, surround, esteem
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amplus
important, spacious
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an
or
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anceps
two-headed, twofold
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ancilla
slave‐girl, slave‐woman
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angustiae
difficulties, narrow passage, pass
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angustus
narrow
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anima
breathing, life, soul
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animadvertō
pay attention to, notice, judge, punish
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animus
spirit, soul, mind, courage
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annālis
of the year
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annōna
rations, food
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annus
year
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ante
before, in front of
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anteā
before, previously
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antequam
before
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antīquus
ancient, old
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aperiō
open, reveal
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apertus
clear, open
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apparātus
equipment
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appāreō
appear
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appellō
address, call
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appellō
drive towards
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appetō
strive for, seek, assail
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appropinquō
approach, come near to
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aptus
proper, suitable
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apud
among, at the house of, according to
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aqua
water
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āra
altar
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arbitrium
judgement
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arbitror
believe, think, judge
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arbor
tree
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arceō
prevent, ward off
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arcessō
summon, send for
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ārdeō
burn, blaze, be in a turmoil
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ārdor
ardour, love, intensity
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argentum
money, silver
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argūmentum
argument, conclusion
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arguō
accuse, prove
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arma
arms, weapons, armour
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armātūra
equipment, armour
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armō
arm, equip
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arripiō
arrest, seize
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ars
art, skill
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artus
tight, dense
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arx
Capitoline hill, citadel
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ascendō
climb
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asper
hard, bitter
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aspernor
despise, refuse
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assēnsus
approval
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assentior
agree
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assequor
follow, pursue, rival
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assiduus
constant, incessant
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assīgnō
allot, award
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assuēscō
accustom, become accustomed
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at
but
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ātrōx
fierce, cruel
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attineō
hold on, retain
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attonitus
astonished
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auctor
authority, founder, historian
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auctōritās
authority, influence
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audācia
boldness, recklessness
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audāx
bold, reckless
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audāx
bold, daring
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audeō
dare
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audiō
hear, listen to
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auferō
take away, carry off, steal
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augeō
increase, enlarge, promote
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augur
augur
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aureus
golden
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auris
ear
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aurum
gold
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auspicium
divination, omen
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aut
or, either
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autem
but, however
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auxiliāris
assisting, auxiliary
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auxilium
help
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avāritia
greed
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āvertō
turn away
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avidus
greedy, eager
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barbarus
savage, foreign
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bellicus
of war, warlike
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bellō
fight, wage war
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bellum
war
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bene
well
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benīgnitās
kindness, mercy
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benīgnus
kind, mild
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bibō
drink
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bīduum
a period of two days
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biennium
period of two years
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bīnī
two by two
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bis
twice
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bonus
good
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bōs
bull, cow, ox
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brevis
short, brief
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cadō
fall, perish
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caecus
blind, invisible
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caedes
slaughter, killing, murder
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caedō
chop, strike
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caelum
sky, heaven
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canis
dog
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canō
sing
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cantō
sing, chant
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capessō
grasp
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capiō
take, catch, capture, choose
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captīvus
captive, prisoner
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caput
head
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carcer
prison
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cāritās
charity, affection
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carmen
song, poem, spell
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cārus
dear
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castellum
citadel, fortress
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castigō
punish, reprimand
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castra
camp
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cāsus
accident, chance, fall
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causa
cause, reason, case
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causā
for the sake of
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cautus
careful, wary
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caveō
beware of, take care
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celeber
famous
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celebrō
celebrate, frequent, publicise
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celer
quick
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celeritās
haste, speed
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celō
hide
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cēna
dinner
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cēnseō
assess, decree, think
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cēnsor
censor
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cēnsūra
oversight, controle, office of censor
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centum
a hundred
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centuria
century, company of 60–100 men
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centuriō
centurion
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centuriō
centurion, captain
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cernō
see, discern, examine
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certāmen
dispute, combat, contest
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certāmen
contest, battle, struggle
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certē
at any rate, certainly
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certiōrem facere
inform
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certō
fight, strive, contend
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certus
certain, sure
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cessō
be inactive, leave off, delay
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cēterī
the rest, the others
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cēterum
moreover, besides
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cibus
food
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cieō
stir up, move, summon
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cingo
gird, surround
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circum
around
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circumagō
drive around, sway, turn
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circumdō
enclose, surround
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circumdūcō
lead around, mislead
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circumeō
go around
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circumfundō
pour around, surround
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circumsedeō
sit round, besiege, surround
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circumstō
stand around, surround
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circumvehor
surround
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circumveniō
circumvent, surround
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circus
circle, race course
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cis
this side of
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citerior
nearer
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citō
cite, urge on, excite
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cīvīlis
civil, of citizens, political
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cīvis
citizen
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cīvitās
citizenship, state, city
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clādēs
slaughter, defeat
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clādēs
disaster, loss, defeat
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clam
unknown to
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clāmō
shout, exclaim, proclaim
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clāmor
shout, uproar, noise
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clārus
clear, famous, distinguished
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classis
fleet
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claudō
close, shut
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clēmentia
compassion, gentleness
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coeō
come together
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coepī
began
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coerceō
confine, restrain
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coetus
band, crowd
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cōgitātiō
opinion, reflection
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cōgitō
think, consider
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cognātus
related
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cognōmen
third name
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cōgnōscō
get to know, find out, learn
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cōgō
force, compel, drive, assemble
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cohors
cohort, company
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collaudō
commend, praise
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collēga
fellow, colleague
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collēgium
company, college of priests
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colligō
gather together, collect
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collis
hill
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colloquium
talk, conversation
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colloquor
talk together, converse
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colō
cultivate, worship, honour
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colōnia
colony
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colōnus
farmer, settler
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comes
comrade, companion
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cōmis
courteous, kind, elegant
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cōmitās
elegance, kindness
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comitium
assembly, election, place in Forum for elections
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commeātus
convoy, supplies
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commemorō
mention, place on record
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committō
commit, fight
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commodum
convenience, gift, profit
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commūniō
fortify strongly, secure
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commūnis
common, public
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comparō
prepare, provide, obtain, compare
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compellō
drive together, force
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comperiō
learn, find
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compōnō
put together, arrange
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comprehendō
arrest, grasp, include
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con‐
together
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cōnātus
attempt, endeavour
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concēdō
give up, grant, pardon
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concieō
stir up, move, muster
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conciliō
acquire, unite, win over
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concilium
debate, gathering, council
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concitō
hurl, rush, stir up
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conclāmō
bewail, shout out, summon
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concordia
harmony, agreement
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concurrō
run together, agree
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concursus
assembly, crowd, running together
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condemnō
convict, condemn
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condiciō
agreemant, situation, terms
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condō
put into, bury, build, found
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condūcō
bring together, unite, be of advantage, employ, hire, rent
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cōnferō
collect, compare, confer
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cōnfertus
crowded, compact
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cōnfestim
immediately
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cōnficiō
complete, wear out
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cōnfīdō
trust, believe, have confidence
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cōnfirmō
secure, strengthen, assert
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cōnflīgō
clash, fight
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cōnfugiō
flee
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cōnfundō
pour together, bewilder
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congerō
bring together, pile up
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congredior
meet, join in battle
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coniciō
throw together, guess
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coniungō
join together, connect
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coniūnx
husband, wife, spouse
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coniūrātiō
alliance, plot, conspiracy
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cōnor
try
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conquīrō
seek out, investigate, collect
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cōnscendō
climb up, mount, embark
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cōnscrībō
compose, enroll
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cōnsēnsus
agreement
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cōnserō
fasten tugether, join
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cōnsīdō
sit down
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cōnsilium
council, plan, advice, prudence
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cōnsistō
halt, stand, stand firm
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cōnspectus
appearance, view
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cōnspiciō
notice, observe, see
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cōnstāns
constant, steady
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consternō
bring down, lay
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cōnstituō
decide, establish
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cōnstō
consist of, be certain, be correct
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cōnsul
consul
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cōnsulāris
consular, of a consul
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cōnsulātus
consulship
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cōnsulō
consult, consider, advise
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cōnsultō
consult
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cōnsūmō
eat, consume, spend
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contemnō
despise
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contendō
hurry, march, contend
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contentiō
competition, struggle
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contentus
content, satisfied
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continēns
moderate, uninterrupted, bordering
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contineō
comprise, retain
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contingō
touch, happen
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continuō
do without pause, draw out, keep on
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continuus
continuous, lasting
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contiō
meeting, assembly
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contrā
against
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contrahō
drag together
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contumēlia
insult, affront
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cōnūbium
wedding, marriage
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convehō
carry together, gather
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conveniō
come together, assemble
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convertō
turn over
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convīvium
banquet, party
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convocō
assemble, bring together
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coorior
arise, spring forth, attack
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cōpiae
troops, forces, supplies
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cornū
horn, wing of an army
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corōna
crown, circle of men, wreath
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corpus
body
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corripiō
seize, carry off
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corrumpō
destroy, ruin, bribe
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cotīdiē
every day, daily
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cottīdiē
every day
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crās
tomorrow
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crēber
repeated, numerous, crowded
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crēbrō
often
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crēdō
believe, trust, entrust
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creō
create, elect
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crēscō
grow
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crīmen
accusation, charge, crime
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crīminor
accuse, charge
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crūdēlis
cruel
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crūdēlitās
cruelty
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cubiculum
bedroom
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culpa
fault, blame
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culpō
blame
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cultor
husbandman, inhabitant
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cultus
care, worhsip, civilisation
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cum
when, since, although
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cum
with
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cumulō
pile up
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cūnctātiō
delay, hesitation
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cūnctor
hesitate, doubt
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cūnctus
all, whole
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cupiditās
desire, ambition
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cupidus
eager, greedy
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cupiō
desire, wish, want
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cūr?
why?
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cūra
care, charge, anxiety
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cūria
court, meeting house, senate
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cūrō
arrange, heal, take care of, worry
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currō
run
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currus
chariot
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cursus
running, march
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curūlis
of curule rank
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custōdia
custody, charge
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cūstōdiō
guard
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cūstōs
guard
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damnō
condemn, harm
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damnum
loss, damage
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about, from, down from
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dea
goddess
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dea
goddess
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dēbellō
bring a war to an end, fight out, subdue
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dēbeō
owe, ought
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dēcēdō
go away, desert
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decemvir
member of a ten-man board
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dēcernō
decide, judge
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decimus
tenth
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dēcipiō
deceive
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decōrus
adorned, comely
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dēcrētum
decree
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dēcurrō
run down, come to land
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decus
virtue, grace
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dēdicō
proclaim, devote
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dēditiō
surrender
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dēditus
devoted, fond
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dēdō
yield, give up, abandon
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dēdūcō
lead down, escort
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dēfectiō
desertion, deficiency
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dēfendō
defend
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dēferō
carry down
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dēfessus
tired
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dēficiō
cease to be available, run out, lack
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dēiciō
throw down, overthrow
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dein
next, from there
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deinceps
in turn, one after another
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deinde
then, next, afterwards
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dēleō
destroy
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dēligō
choose, select, levy
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dēmittō
send down, let down
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dēmō
take away
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dēmum
eventually, at last
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dēnique
at last, finally
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dēnsus
thick, dense, crowded
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dēnuntiō
announce, warn
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dēpōnō
put away
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dēpopulor
plunder, lay waste
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dēportō
bring, transport
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dēprecor
avert by prayer, pray, beg pardon
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dēprehendō
arrest, seize
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dēscendō
descend, come down
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dēscīscō
desert, fall away
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dēserō
forsake, desert
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dēsiderium
desire, longing
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dēsiderō
long for, miss
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dēsinō
cease
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dēsistō
stop, give up
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dēspērō
despair
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dēstinō
fix, determine, send
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dēstituō
leave, give up
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dēsum
be away, be lacking
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dēterreō
frighten away, keep off
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dētrahō
drag away, remove, lessen
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dētrectō
refuse, belittle, reduce
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deus
god, deity
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dēvehō
carry away
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dēvincō
defeat decisively, subdue
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dēvoveō
bewitch, doom
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dexter
right
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dextra
right hand, right side
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diciō
dominion, rule
493
dīcō
say, speak, tell
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dictātor
dictator
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dictātūra
office of dictator
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dictum
bon mot, remark
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diēs
day
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differō
put off, differ, disagree
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difficilis
difficult
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difficultās
difficulty, hardship