IGCSE VOCAB BRAINSCAPE WORDS 2015 1 Flashcards

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quomodo?

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how?

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quoque

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also

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quot ? (indeclinable)

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how many?

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reddo. reddere. reddidi, redditum

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I retum, give back

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redeo, redire, redii, reditum

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I retum, go back

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reditus (reditus) m

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retum

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regina (reginae) f

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queen

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regio (regionis) f

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direction, region

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regnum (regni) n

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kingdom

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rego, regere, rexi, rectum

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I rule

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regredior, regredi, regressus sum

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I go back

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relinquo, relinquere. reliqui, relictum

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I leave behind

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reliquus-a-um

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remaining, the rest of

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res

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thing (or appropriate English noun)

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res publica (rei publicae) f

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state, republic

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respondeo, respondere, respondi, responsum

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I reply

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responsum (responsi) n

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answer

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rex (regis) m

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king

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rideo, ridere, risi, risum

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I laugh, smile

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ripa (ripae) f

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river bank

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risus (risus) m

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laughter

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rogo (1)

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I ask

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Roma (Romae) f

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Rome

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Romani (Romanonun) m

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Romans

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Romanus-a-um,
Roman
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rus (ruris) n
country
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sacer, sacra sacrum
holy
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saepe
often
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sagitta (sagittae) f
arrow
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salus (salutis) f
safety
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sanguis (sanguinis) m
blood
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sapiens (sapientis) m.f.n
wise
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sapientia (sapientiae) f
wisdom
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satis
enough
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saxum (saxi) n
rock
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scelestus~-a-um
wicked
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scio (4)
I know
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scribo, scribere, scripsi. scriptum
I write
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scutum (scuti) n
shield
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se
himself, herself, Itself, themselves
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se recipere
to retreat
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secundus-a-um
second
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sed
but
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sedecim
sixteen
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sedeo. sedere, sedi, sessum
I sit
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semper
always
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senator (senatoris) m
senator
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senex (senis) m
old man
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sentio, sentire sensi, sensum
I feel, notice
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septem
seven
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septemdecim
seventeen
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septimus-a-um
seventh
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sequor, sequi, secutus sum
I follow
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servio (4) (+ dat)
I serve
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servo (1)
I save, keep
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servus (servi) m
slave
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sex
six
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sextus-a-um
sixth
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si (nisi)
if, unless
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sic
so
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signum (signi) n
sign, signal, standard
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silva (silvae) f
wood
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similis-is-e
like
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simul
at the same time
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simulo (1)
I Pretend
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sine + ablative
without
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sinister, sinistra. sinistrum
left on the left
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sino, sinere, sivi. situm
I allow
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socius (socii) m
ally, friend
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sol (solis) m
sun
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soleo, solere. solitus sum
I am accustomed
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solus-a-um
alone, only
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somnus (somni) m
sleep
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soror (sororis) f
sister
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spectaculum (spectaculi) n
spectacle, show
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spero (1)
I hope
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ssrmo (sermonis) m
conversation
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statim
at once
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stilus (still) m
stylus, pen
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sto, stare, steti. statum
I stand
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stola (stolae) f
dress
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studium (studii) n
study, enthusiasm, eagerness
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stultus-a-um
stupid
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sub (+ accusative)
up to; under
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subito
suddenly
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subitus-a-um
sudden
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sum esse, fui
I am
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summus-a-um
Highest, greatest
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sumo, sumere, sumpsi, sumptum
I take
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superbus-a-um
proud
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supero (1)
I overpower
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sustinco, sustinere, sustinui, sustentum
I support, withstand
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suus-a-um
his. her. Its. their
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taberna (tabernae) f
inn, tavern
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taceo (2)
I am silent
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talis-is-e
such
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tam
so
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tamen
however, yet
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tandem
at last
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tantus-a-um
so large, so great
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tego, tegere, texi, tectum
I cover
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telum (teli) n
missile
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tempestas (tempestatis) f
season, weather, storm
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templum (templi) n
temple
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tempus (temporis) n
time
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tenio, tenere, tenui, tentum.
I hold
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terra (terrae) f
earth, land
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terreo (2)
I frighten
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tertius-a-um
third
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timeo (2)
I fear, am afraid
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toga (togae) f
toga
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tollo, tollere, sustuli. sublatum
I lift, raise
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tot (indeclinable)
so many
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totus-a-um
all, the whole of
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trado, tradere, tradidi, traditum
I hand over
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traho, trahere, traxi, traditum
I pull, drag
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trans (+ accusative)
across
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tredecim
thirteen
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tres, tres, tria
three
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tristis-is-e
sad
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tu
you
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tum
then
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tunica (tunicae) f
tunic
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tutus-a-um
safe
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tuus-a-um
your
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ubi
when
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ubi?
where?
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ullus-a-um
any
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umquarn
ever
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unde?
where from?
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undecim
eleven
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undeviginti
nineteen
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unus, unam unum
one
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urbs (urbis) f
city
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ut (ne)
In order that (in order that not)
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ut (ut wn)
so that (so that not)
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utilis-is-e
useful
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utor, uti, usus, sum (+ ablative)
I use
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uxor (uxoris) f
wife
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vallis (vallis) f
valley
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vallum (valli) n
rampart
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veho, vehere, vexi, vectum
I carry, convey
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vendo, vendere, vendidi, venditum
I sell
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venenum (veneni) n
Poison
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venio, venire, veni, ventum
I come
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ventus (venti) m
wind
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Venus (Veneris) f
Venus
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verbum (verbi) n
word
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vereor, vereri, veritus sum
I fear
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vero
in fact, Indeed
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verto, vertere, verti, versum
I tum (transitive)
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verus-a-um
TRUE
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vester, vestra, vestrum
your
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vestis (vestis) f
clothes
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veto, vetare, vetui. vetitum
I forbid, order not to
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vetus (veteris) m.f.n
old
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via (viae)
street, road
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vicinus-a-um
neighbouring
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video, videre, vidi, visum
I see
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videor, videri, visus sum
I seem
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vigilia (vigillae) f
watch
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viginti
twenty
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villa (villae) f
country-house, farm, villa
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vinco, vincere, vici, victum
I conquer
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vinum (vini) n
wine
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vir (viri) m
man
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virgo, (virginis) f
girl, maiden
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virtus (virtuds) f
courage, virtue, goodness
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vis (plural vires) f
force, strength
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vita (vitae) f
life
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vivo, vivere, vixi, victum
I live
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vivus-a-um
alive, living
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vix
hardy, scarcely
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voco (1)
I call
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volo (1)
I fly
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volo, velle. volui
I want, wish. am willing
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vos
you
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vox (vocis) f
voice
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vulnero (1)
I wound
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vulnus (vulneris) n
wound
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vultus (vultus) m
face, expression