II Flashcards
(329 cards)
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abdo abdere abdidi abditum
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- hide
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acer acris acre
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- keen, sharp
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acies -iei
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f. - battle-line
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addo addere addidi additum
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- add
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adorior -oriri -ortus sum
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- attack
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advenio -venire -veni -ventum
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- arrive
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adventus -us
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m. - arrival
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aegre
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- scarcely, with difficulty
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aegre fero (ferre tuli latum)
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- resent, take badly
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aequor -oris
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n. - sea, level space
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aequus -a -um
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- level, even, equal, fair
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aer aeris
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m. - air
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aestimo (1)
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- value, reckon
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aggredior -gredi -gressus sum
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- approach, attack, undertake
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agnosco -noscere -novi -notum
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- recognise
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albus -a -um
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- white
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ambulo (1)
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- walk
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amicitia -ae
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f. - friendship
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amitto -mittere -misi -missum
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- lose
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anima -ae
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f. - breath, life, soul
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aperio aperire aperui apertum
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- open
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appropinquo (1)
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(+ dat.) - approach
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aptus -a -um
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- suitable, fitting, suited
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arcesso -cessere -cessivi -cessitum
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- send for, summon
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arx arcis
f. - citadel, fortress
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ascendo -cendere -cendi -censum
- climb
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asper -era -erum
- rough
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audacia -ae
f. - boldness, daring, recklessness
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audax (gen. audacis) -
bold, daring, reckless
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audeo audere ausus sum
- dare
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augeo augere auxi auctum
- increase (trans.)
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bibo bibere bibi
drink
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brevis -is -e
- short
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caedo caedere cecidi caesum
- cut, beat, kill
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caelum -i
n. - sky, heaven
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candidus -a -um
- white, bright
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carus -a -um
- dear
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caveo cavere cavi cautum
- beware (of)
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cavus -a -um
- hollow
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cedo cedere cessi cessum
- yield, depart
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celer celeris celere
- swift
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celeriter
- quickly
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celo (1)
- hide
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centurio -onis
m. - centurion
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cerno cernere crevi cretum
see, perceive
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certus -a -um
- sure, certain, fixed
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circa (adv. and prep. + acc.)
- around, about (of place, time, number)
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circiter (adv. and prep. + acc.)
- about (of time and number)
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circum (adv. and prep. + acc.)
- round, about (of place)
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clades -is
f. - defeat, disaster
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claudo claudere clausi clausum
- shut
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coepi (perf.)
I began
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cognosco -noscere -novi -nitum
- find out, learn, (in perf.) know
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cogo cogere coegi coactum
collect, compel, force
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collis -is
m. - hill
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collum -i
n. - neck
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colo colere colui cultum
- cultivate, tend, worship
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color -oris
m. - colour
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complures -es -a
- several, quite a few
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conficio -ficere -feci -fectum
- construct, carry through, complete
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contemno -temnere -tempsi -temptum
- despise
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contra (+ acc.)
- against
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copia -ae
f. - supply, plenty, abundance
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cotidie
- daily, every day
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cras
- tomorrow
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creo (1)
- make, create
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crimen -inis
n. - charge, crime
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cupido -inis
f. - desire
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cura -ae
f. - care, anxiety, concern
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curo (1)
- care for, attend to, see to it that
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decerno -cernere -crevi -cretum
- decide, decree
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declaro (1)
- declare, state
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dedo dedere dedidi deditum
- surrender, give up (trans.)
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deinde
- then, next
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deleo delere delevi deletum
- destroy
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denique
- finally, last, in short
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descendo -scendere -scendi -scensum -
go down
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dimidium -i
n. - half
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dimidius -a -um
half
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dissimilis -is -e
(+ gen. or dat.) - unlike
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divido -videre -visi -visum
- divide
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doleo dolere dolui
- feel pain, grief
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dolor -oris
m. - pain, grief
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dubium -i
n. - doubt
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dubius -a -um
- doubtful
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durus -a -um
- hard
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egredior -gredi -gressus sum
- go out, disembark, leave
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egregius -a -um
- outstanding, uncommon
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emo emere emi emptum
- buy
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equester -tris -tre
- of cavalry, of equestrian rank
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equitatus -us
m. - cavalry
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erro (1)
- wander, go wrong, make a mistake
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erumpo -rumpere -rupi -ruptum
- break out, make a sally
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exemplum -i
n. - example
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exerceo -cere -cui -citum
- train, practise
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exiguus -a -um
- small, meagre
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exilium -i
n. - exile, banishment
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expugno (1)
- take by storm
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exspecto (1)
- wait, await, expect
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facies -iei
f. - face, appearance
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fallax (gen. fallacis)
- deceitful, treacherous
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fallo fallere fefelli falsum
- deceive, cheat, go unnoticed
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falsus -a -um
- false
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fateor fateri fassus sum
- admit, confess
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fatigo (1)
- tire out
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fere
- almost, about
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ferox (gen. ferocis)
- fierce, bold
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ferus -a -um
- wild, savage, cruel
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festino (1)
hurry
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fides -ei
f. - trust, confidence, faith, loyalty
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firmo (1)
- strengthen
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firmus -a -um
strong, firm
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flecto flectere flexi flexum
- bend, curve (trans.)
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fluctus -us
m. - wave
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fluo fluere fluxi fluxum
- flow
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fluvius -i
m. - river
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fons fontis
m. - spring, fountain, source
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forma -ae
f. - shape, beauty
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frango frangere fregi fractum
- break
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fraus fraudis
f. - deceit, trickery
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frigidus -a -um
- cold
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fruges -um
f.pl. - fruit, crops, produce
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frumentum -i
n. - corn
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frustra -
in vain
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fundo fundere fudi fusum
- pour, scatter, rout
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gaudium -i
n. - joy
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gravis -is -e
heavy, serious
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heri
- yesterday
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hodie
- today
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honestus -a -um
- honourable, noble
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honos honoris
m. - honour, respect, high office
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humilis -is -e
- low, humble, base
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humus -i
f. - ground
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ignarus -a -um
- ignorant
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ignoro (1)
- not to know
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ignobilis -is -e
- undistinguished, low-born
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ignotus -a -um
unknown
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ignavus -a -um
- cowardly, lazy
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illustris -is -e -
famous, distinguished
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impedimenta -orum
n.pl. - baggage
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impedimentum -i
n. - obstacle, hindrance
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impedio (4)
- hinder
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incendium -i
n. - fire
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incendo -cendere -cendi -censum
- burn, set fire to
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incertus -a -um
- uncertain, unsteady
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incipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum
- begin
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incolumis -is -e
safe, unharmed
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ingenium -i
n. - character, mind, intellect, talent, genius
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iniquus -a -um
- uneven, unequal, adverse, unjust
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initium -i
n. - beginning
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integer -gra -grum
untouched, intact, entire, fresh, pure
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inter
(+acc.) - among, between
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inutilis -is -e
- useless
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invitus -a -um
- unwilling
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iungo iungere iunxi iunctum
- join, unite, yoke
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iuro (1)
- swear
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iuvo iuvare iuvi iutum
- help, delight
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lacrimae -arum
f.pl. - tears
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lacrimo (1)
cry
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laedo laedere, laesi, laesum
hurt
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lapis -idis
m. - stone
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lassus -a -um
- tired
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lateo latere latui
- lie hidden or unseen, lurk, skulk
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lentus -a -um
- slow, pliant
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levis -is -e
light, easy
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libertas -atis
f. - freedom
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licet licere licuit (or licitum est)
(+ dat.) - it is allowed
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littera -ae
f. - letter (of the alphabet)
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litterae -arum
f.pl. - letter (epistle)
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litus -oris
n. - shore, coast
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loco (1)
- place
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lumen luminis
n. - light
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malo malle malui
- prefer
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mane
- (early) in the morning
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memini (perf.)
(+ gen.) - remember
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memoria -ae
f. - memory
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mensis -is
m. - month
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mereo (2), mereor (2)
- earn, deserve
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meridies -iei
m. - mid-day, south
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minae -arum
f.pl. - threats
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minor (1)
(+ dat.) - threaten
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miror (1)
- admire, be amazed at
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moenia -ium
n.pl. - town walls, fortifications
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mollis -is -e
- soft
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monstro (1)
- show
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mortalis -is -e
- mortal, human
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mos moris
m. - custom, tradition, (in plur.) behaviour, character
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munio (4)
- fortify
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munitio -onis
f. - fortification
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natio -onis
f. - nation, tribe
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natura -ae
f. - nature
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navalis -is -e
- naval
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niger -gra -grum
- black
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nimis
- too much
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nimium
- too much
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nimius -a -um
- excessive
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noceo (2)
(+ dat.) - hurt, harm
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nosco noscere novi notum
- get to know, learn
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novi (perf.)
- know
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notus -a -um
- well-known, notorious
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nudo (1)
- strip, uncover, expose
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nudus -a -um
- naked, unarmed
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numero (1)
- count, reckon
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obliviscor -isci oblitus sum
(+ gen.) - forget
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obsideo -sidere -sedi -sessum
- besiege
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obtineo -tinere -tinui -tentum
- keep hold of, maintain, preserve,
| acquire
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occido -cidere -cidi -cisum
- kill
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olim
- once, formerly
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omnino
- altogether, completely
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opera -ae
f. - labour, care, trouble
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oppidani -orum
m.pl. - townspeople, citizens
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opto (1)
choose, wish, desire
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orbis -is
m. - circle, anything circular, world
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oriens -entis
m. - East
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orior oriri ortus sum
- rise, spring from
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orator -oris
m. - speaker
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oratio -onis
f. - speech
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os ossis
n. - bone
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ostento (1)
show
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panis -is
m. - bread
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par (gen. paris)
- equal, like
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parco parcere peperci parsum
(+ dat.) - spare
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pareo (2)
(+ dat.) - obey
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pariter
- equally, similarly
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paulo, paulum (adv.)
- a little
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peditatus -us
m. - infantry
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pendeo pendere pependi
- hang (intrans.)
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periculosus -a -um
- dangerous
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permitto -mittere -misi -missum
- allow, entrust
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pietas -atis
f. - sense of duty (towards God, man, or country#0
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piscis -is
m. - fish
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pius -a -um
dutiful, devout, loyal
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polliceor (2)
- promise
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posco poscere poposci
demand
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possideo -sidere -sedi -sessum
- possess
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praeterea
- besides
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preces -um
f.pl. - prayers, entreaties
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precor (1)
- pray, beg
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premo premere pressi pressum
- press, weigh down, urge, pursue
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pretium -i
n. - price
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pro
(+ abl.) - on behalf of, for
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prohibeo (2)
- prevent
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propior (gen. -oris)
- nearer
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proximus -a -um
- nearest, next
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provincia -ae
f. - province
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prudens (gen. -entis)
- sensible, cautious, knowledgeable
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quamquam
- although
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quia
- because
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quisque quaeque quodque
- each
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quisquis quicquid
- whoever, whatever
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ramus -i
m. - branch
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rapidus -a -um
- quick, swift
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recens (gen. -entis)
- fresh, recent
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recipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum
regain, recover, suffer, take on oneself
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se recipere
- retreat
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reditus -us
m. - return
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rectus -a -um
- straight, right
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religio -onis
f. - religion
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ruina -ae
f. - fall, ruin, destruction
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ruo ruere rui
fall down, rush
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sacer -cra -crum
- sacred
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sacerdos -otis c.
- priest, priestess
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sagittarius -i
m. - archer
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salto (1)
- dance
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salus -utis
f. - safety, salvation, greeting
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salve, salvete
- greetings!
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salvus -a -um
- safe, unharmed
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sano (1)
- cure, heal
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sanus -a -um
- healthy, sane
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scientia -ae
f. - knowledge
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seco secare secui sectum
cut
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secundus -a -um
- second, favourable
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sedes sedis
f. - seat, abode, place where anything stays put
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senior -ius
- older
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sententia -ae
f. - opinion
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sero serere sevi satum
- sow
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severus -a -um
- harsh, strict
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siccus -a -um
- dry
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simulo (1)
- pretend
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sinister -tra -trum
- left, on the left
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sinistra -ae
f. - the left side, the left
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sive, seu
- or if
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solvo solvere solvi solutum
release, free, pay, fulfil, set sail
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somnium -i
n. - dream
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sonitus -us
m. - sound, noise
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spectaculum -i
n. - sight, spectacle
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specto (1)
- look at
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sperno spernere sprevi spretum
- despise, reject
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sumo sumere sumpsi sumptum
- take, take up, undertake
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super
(adv. and prep. + acc.) - above, over, upon
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superbia -ae
f. - pride
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superbus -a -um
- proud
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suscipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum
- undertake
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sustineo -tinere -tinui -tentum
- support, withstand
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tacitus -a -um
- silent, quiet
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tamquam
- as if, just as, like
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tego tegere texi tectum
- cover
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tempto (1)
- try`
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tener -era -erum
- soft, delicate, tender, young
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tergum -i
tergum -i n. - back, rear
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terror -oris
m. - fear
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timor -oris
m. - fear
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tollo tollere sustuli sublatum
- raise, take away, remove
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triumphus -i
m. - triumph
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turba -ae
f. - crowd, mob
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turbo (1)
- confuse, disturb, throw into disorder
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turpis -is -e
- disgraceful, ugly
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turris -is
f. - tower
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ubique
- everywhere
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umbra -ae
f. - shade, shadow, ghost
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unda -ae
f. - wave, water
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uterque -traque -trumque
- both, each of two
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utor uti usus sum
(+ abl.) - use
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vado vadere
go
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valeo (2)
- be strong, be healthy, have power or effect
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varius -a -um
- different, various, diverse
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velut
like, just as
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veritas -atis
f. - truth
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vesper -eris
m. (acc. vesperum) - evening
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vesperi
in the evening
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vestis -is
f. - clothes
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vetus (gen. veteris)
- old
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vicinus -a -um
- nearby, neighbouring
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vigilia -ae
f. - guard, watch
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vigilo (1)
- guard, watch
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virgo virginis
f. - girl
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vis, vim, --, --, Vi
f. (pl. vires -ium) strength, force, violence
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volvo volvere volvi volutum
- roll (trans.), ponder
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vultus -us
m. - face, expression
