III Flashcards
(292 cards)
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accidit -cidere -cidit
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it happens
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acutus -a -um
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sharp, pointed
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adeo
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to such an extent
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adimo -imere -emi -emptum
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- take away
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aditus -us
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m. - approach
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aes aeris
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n. - bronze, anything made of bronze, money
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aether -eris
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m. - (upper) air
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aevum -i
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n. - an age, era, lifetime
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agrestis -is -e
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- of the country, rustic
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agger -eris
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m. - rampart
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ait
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- he says, he said
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ala -ae
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f. - wing (of bird or army)
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amplector -ecti -exus sum
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- embrace
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amplius (adv.)
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- more, further, besides
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angustiae -arum
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f.pl. - narrow place, defile, difficulty, distress
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animadverto -vertere -verti -versum
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notice, blame
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appareo (2)
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- appear, be seen
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aquila -ae
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f. - eagle, legionary standard
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ara -ae
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f. - altar
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arceo-ere-cui-citus
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- keep away, keep off (trans.)
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aridus -a -um
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- dry
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astrum -i
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n. - star
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auctor -oris
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m. - person responsible for, instigator,
originator
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auctoritas -atis
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f. - authority, influence
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aura -ae
f. - breeze, air
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avidus -a -um
- greedy, eager for
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bos bovis
m. - ox
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caecus -a -um
- blind
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caedes -is
f. - murder, slaughter
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carcer -eris
m. - prison
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careo carere carui caritum
(+ abl.) - lack, be without
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casus -us
m. - fall, chance, happening
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certamen -inis
n. - struggle, contest
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certo (1)
- fight, struggle
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cervix -icis
f. - neck
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cingo cingere cinxi cinctum
- surround, wreathe, gird
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circumdo -dare -dedi -datum
surround
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civilis -is -e
civil, civic, polite
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clam (adv. and prep. + acc.)
- secretly, unknown to
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cohortor (1)
- encourage
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coma -ae
f. - hair, foliage
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comes comitis
c. - companion, friend
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comminus (adv.)
at close quarters
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committo -mittere -misi -missum
- join, commit, trust
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commodum -i
n. - advantage, profit
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commodus -a -um
- suitable, convenient, favourable
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comparo (1)
- procure, obtain
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comperio -perire -perui -pertum
- find out, discover
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compleo -plere -plevi -pletum
- fill up (trans.)
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condo condere condidi conditum
- found, establish, store up, hide, bury
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coniuro (1)
- conspire, plot
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consentio -sentire -sensi -sensum
- agree
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conspectus -us
m. - sight, view
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conspicuus -a -um
- visible, remarkable
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constans (gen. -antis)
- firm, steady, resolute
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constantia -ae
f. - firmness of character, courage
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constat -stare -stitit
- it is agreed
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contineo -tinere -tinui -tentum
- enclose, hold back, contain
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coram (adv. and prep. + abl.)
(adv. and prep. + abl.) - openly, in the presence of
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crus cruris n.
- leg
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cubo cubare cubui cubitum
- lie down
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cunctus -a -um
- all
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curia -ae
f. - senate-house
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currus -us
m. - chariot
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cursus -us
m. - running, course, journey
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decorus -a -um
- elegant, beautiful, fitting
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deditio -onis
f. - surrender
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deficio -ficere -feci -fectum
- desert, fail, run short
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deligo -ligere -legi -lectum
- choose, select
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demens (gen. -entis)
- mad
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desino -sinere -sii -situm
- cease, desist from
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despero (1)
- despair
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desum deesse defui
- be absent, fail, be lacking
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deterreo (2)
- frighten away, deter
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dignitas -atis
f. - dignity, rank, grandeur
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diligo -ligere -lexi -lectum
- love
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dirus -a -um
- dreadful, frightening
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discrimen -inis
n. - crisis, difference
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dissimulo (1)
- pretend not to, disguise, conceal
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dolus -i
m. - trick, deception
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donec
- until
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duro (1)
- last, endure
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en
- look!
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efficio -ficere -feci -fectum
- cause, accomplish, perform
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eminus (adv.)
- at a distance, from a distance
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etsi
- although, even if
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evenio -venire -veni -ventum
- happen, result
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excelsus -a -um
- high
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existimo (1)
- value, think
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experientia -ae
f. - experience
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experior -periri -pertus sum
- try, attempt, experience
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explorator -oris
m. - scout, spy
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exterior (gen. -oris)
- on the outside
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extra
(adv. and prep. + acc.) - outside
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extremus -a -um
- furthest, utmost, last
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fames famis
f. - hunger
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fas (indecl.)
- right, what is allowed
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faveo favere favi fautum
(+ dat.) - favour, support
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ferreus -a -um
- made of iron, cruel
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fera -ae
f. - wild animal
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fido fidere fisus sum
(+ dat.) - trust, rely upon
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figo figere fixi fictum
- fix, attach, transfix
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fossa -ae
f. - ditch, trench
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foedus -a -um
- foul
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formosus -a -um
- beautiful
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fortitudo -inis
f. - bravery
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forsitan
- perhaps
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fortasse
- perhaps
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frigus -oris
n. - cold
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fruor frui fructus sum (+ abl.)
(+ abl.) - enjoy
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fuga -ae
f. - flight
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fugo (1)
- put to flight
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fungor fungi functus sum
(+ abl.) - perform
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fur furis
m. - thief
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furor -oris
m. - rage, madness
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gemitus -us
m. - groan, lamentation
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gemo gemere gemui gemitum
- groan, bewail lament
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genus generis
n. - race, kind, sort, birth
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gigno gignere genui genitum
- produce, give birth to
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genu -us
n. - knee
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gratia -ae
f. - favour, kindness, charm, thanks
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gratus -a -um
- pleasant, grateful
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harena -ae
f. (or arena) - sand, arena
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ignosco -noscere -novi -notum
(+ dat.) - forgive, pardon
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imago -inis
f. - image, picture, statue, ghost
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imber imbris
m. - shower, rain
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inanis -is -e
- empty, worthless, vain
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inermis -is -e
- unarmed
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iners (gen. inertis)
- inactive, sluggish, inert
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inferior (gen. -oris)
- lower, inferior
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infra
(adv. and prep. + acc.) - below
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ingratus -a -um
- unpleasant, ungrateful
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inopia -ae
f. - poverty, need, shortage
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insidior (1)
(+ dat.) - ambush
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instruo -struere -struxi -structum
- set in order, prepare, equip, instruct
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intereo -ire -ii -itum
- die
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interior (gen. -oris)
- inner
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intra
(adv. and prep. + acc.) - within, inside
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invideo -videre -vidi -visum
(+ dat.) - envy, grudge
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invidia -ae
f. - envy, jealousy, malice, unpopularity
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iaculum -i
n. - javelin
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iugum -i
n. - yoke, mountain ridge
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lacesso -ere -ivi -itum
- provoke
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laevus -a -um
- left, on the left
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latro -onis
m. - robber
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latus lateris
n. - side, flank
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levo (1)
- lift, relieve, ease, console, alleviate
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longinquus -a -um
- distant, long
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maestus -a -um
- sad
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magnitudo -inis
f. - size, greatness
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mando (1)
- order, entrust
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materia -ae
f. - material, matter
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membra -orum
n.pl. - limbs
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memor (gen. memoris)
- mindful of, remembering
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mentior (4)
- tell a lie
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mercator -oris
m. - merchant, trader
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metuo -uere -ui
- fear
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metus -us
m. - fear
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minuo -uere -ui -utum
- lessen, make smaller
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misceo miscere miscui mixtum
- mix, mingle, confuse
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misereor (2)
(+ gen.) - pity
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mobilis -is -e
- agile, fickle, liable to change
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nanciscor -cisci nactus (or nanctus) sum
- get, obtain
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nato (1)
- swim
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navigium -i
n. - ship
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necessarius -a -um
- necessary, unavoidable
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nefandus -a -um
- abominable
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nefarius -a -um
- wicked
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nefas (indecl.)
- wrong, crime
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neglego -legere -lexi -lectum
- neglect
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negotium -i
n. - business, trouble
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nemus nemoris
n. - wood, grove
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nix nivis
f. - snow
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no (1)
- swim
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nonnullus -a -um
- some, several
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nubes nubis
f. - cloud
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nubo nubere nupsi nuptum
(+ dat.) - marry
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ob
(+ acc.) - on account of, because of
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obses obsidis c.
- hostage
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obviam eo (ire ivi or ii itum)
(+ dat) - go to meet
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occasio -ionis
f. - opportunity, suitable moment
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occido -cidere -cidi -casum
- fall down, die, set (of sun)
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odi (perf.)
- I hate
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odium -i
n. - hatred
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officium -i
n. - duty, function, job
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omen ominis
n. - omen, sign
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onerarius -a -um
- freight-carrying (of merchant ships and
| pack animals)
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onerosus -a -um
- burdensome, heavy
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opinio -onis
f. - opinion, belief
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opinor (1)
- think, believe
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oportet -ere -uit
- it is necessary, right
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ordo ordinis
m. - order, row, rank, class
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otium -i
n. - leisure, peace
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ovis -is
f. - sheep
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pabulor (1)
- forage, search for food
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pabulum -i
n. - fodder
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paco (1)
- subdue, pacify
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palus paludis
f. - marsh
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passus -us
m. - step, pace
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pateo patere patui
- be open, clear, evident
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patrius -a -um
- hereditary, ancestral, of one=s father
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pecco (1)
- sin, make a mistake
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pecus pecudis
f. - animal, head of cattle
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pecus pecoris
n. - herd, cattle
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pedester -tris -tre
- on foot, on land
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pilum -i
n. - javelin
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placidus -a -um
- quiet, peaceful
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planus -a -um
- level, clear
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plebs plebis
f. - the common people, the masses
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pluit pluere pluit
- it rains
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pondus ponderis
n. - weight
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potestas -atis
f. - power
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posterior (gen. -oris)
- later, next, following
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postremus -a -um
- last, hindmost
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potior potiri potitus sum
(+ gen. or abl.) - get, obtain, possess
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potior -us
- better, preferable
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potius (adv.)
- rather, preferably, more
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praeceps (gen. -cipitis)
- headlong, precipitous
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praecipito (1)
- throw or cast down, headlong
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probus -a -um
- good, upright, virtuous
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promptus -a -um
- ready
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propter (+ acc.)
- near, on account of
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provideo -videre -vidi -visum
- see to, provide for, foresee
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pudet pudere puduit or puditum est
- it causes shame, one is ashamed
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quaestor -oris
m. - quaestor
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quamvis
- although, (with adj. and adv.) however
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queror queri questus sum
- complain
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quies quietis
f. - rest, calm
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quisquam quaequam quicquam
- anyone, anything
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quondam
- formerly, once
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rapax (gen. rapacis)
- grasping, greedy
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ratio -onis
f. - reason, method, plan, way
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regius -a -um
- royal
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remus -i
m. - oar
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renovo (1)
- repair, renew
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reperio -ire repperi repertum
- find, find out
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requies -ietis
f. - rest
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restituo -uere -ui -utum
- restore, return
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rota -ae
f. - wheel
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salio salire salui saltum
- leap, jump
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satisfacio -facere -feci -factum
(+ dat.) - satisfy
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sceleratus -a -um
- wicked, criminal
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scelus sceleris
n. - crime
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seges segetis
f. - growing corn
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servitus -utis
f. - slavery
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sidus sideris
n. - star, constellation
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sileo silere silui
- be silent
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sinus -us
m. - breast, lap, bay
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sisto sistere stiti statum
- place, be placed, stop
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sollicito (1)
- disturb, make anxious, urge, provoke,
| incite
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sollicitudo -inis
f. - worry, anxiety
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sollicitus -a -um
- worried, anxious
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spatium -i
n. - space, distance, interval
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sponte sua, mea, tua
- of its (my, your) own accord, by itself
| myself, yourself
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statio -onis
f. - position, outpost
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studeo studere studui
(+ dat.) - be eager, keen on, devote oneself to,
| favour
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studium -i
n. - eagerness, enthusiasm, good-will, study
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subeo -ire -ii or -ivi itum
- approach, enter, undergo
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subter
(adv. and prep. + acc.) - below, underneath
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subvenio -venire -veni -ventum
(+ dat.) - come to help, help
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succurro -currere -curri -cursum
(+ dat.) - come to help, help
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supplex (gen. -icis)
- imploring, suppliant (and as a noun)
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supplico (1)
(+ dat.) - beseech, implore
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superior -ius
- higher, previous, superior
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supra
(adv. and prep. + acc.) - above, beyond
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supremus -a -um
- last, latest, greatest
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summus -a -um
- highest, the top of, utmost, extreme
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suspicor (1)
- suspect
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tardus -a -um
- slow
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tellus -uris
f. - earth, land, country
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tempestas -atis
f. - weather, storm
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testis -is c.
- witness
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testor (1)
- show, prove, declare, call to witness
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trepido (1)
- be alarmed, agitated
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tribuo -uere -ui -utum
- give, grant, pay, assign
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tribus -us
f. - tribe
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universus -a -um
- all, whole, general
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urgeo urgere
- press hard, urge
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uro urere ussi ustum
- burn (trans.)
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utrimque
- from or on both sides
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vacuus -a -um
- empty
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vagor (1)
- wander
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vallis -is
f. - valley
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veneror (1)
- worship, respect
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ver veris
n. - spring (season)
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vereor (2)
- fear
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versus -us
m. - line of verse
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vestio (4)
- clothe
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viridis -is -e
- green
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vitium -i
n. - fault, vice
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voluntas -atis
f. - will, wish
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votum -i
n. - vow, wish, prayer
