IV Flashcards
(260 cards)
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abhinc
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ago
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acerbus -a -um
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bitter
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adipiscor adipisci adeptus sum
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obtain, acquire
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adolescens -entis m.
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young man
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adolesco -escere -evi adultum
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grow up
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adversus -a -um
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facing, opposite, opposed, unfavourable
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adversus (+ acc.)
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against, towards
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aemulor (1)
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rival
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aemulus -a -um
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rivalling, envious
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aestus -us m.
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heat, tide
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alacer -cris -cre
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lively, brisk, quick
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alienus -a -um
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belonging to another, foreign, foreign to
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anceps (gen. -iptis)
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doubtful, undecided
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antrum -i n.
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cave
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aratrum -i n.
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plough
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aro (1)
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plough
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arbitror (1)
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think
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arcus -us m.
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bow, rainbow, arch, anything arched
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ardeo ardere arsi arsum
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burn (intrans.), be ardent
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arduus -a -um
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steep, difficult
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arguo -uere -ui -utum
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prove, accuse
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artus -um m.pl.
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limbs
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arvum -i n.
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field
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avus -i m.
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grandfather, ancestor
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benignus -a -um
kind
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blandior (4) (+ dat.)
flatter, entice
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blandus -a -um
flattering, pleasant
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bona -orum n.pl.
property, possessions
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bracchium -i n.
arm
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cadaver -eris n.
corpse
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caelestis -is -e
of the sky, heavenly
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calidus -a -um
warm, hot
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callidus -a -um
cunning, clever
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carpo carpere carpsi carptum
pluck, enjoy, vilify
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censeo -ere -ui censum
think, vote, decree, rate
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cesso (1)
delay, cease, be inactive
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cieo ciere civi citum
rouse, set in motion
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cinis cineris m.
ashes
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cito (1)
rouse, summon, quote
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cito
quickly
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citerior (gen. -oris)
on this side, near
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citra (adv. and prep. + acc.)
on this side (of)
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coerceo (2)
confine, restrain, control
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commeatus -us m.
supplies, provisions
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concido -cidere -cidi
fall (esp. in battle), perish, collapse
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concido -cidere -cisi -cisum
cut down, destroy
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concilio (1)
win over, make friendly, procure
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concilium -i n.
assembly, council
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confectus -a -um
worn out
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consuesco -suescere -suevi -suetum
accustom, become accustomed
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consuetudo -inis f.
custom, habit
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consulo -sulere -sului -sultum
consider, consult (+ dat.), take thought for
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contio -onis f.
assembly, speech
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cornu -us n.
horn, wing of army
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cotidianus -a -um
daily
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crastinus -a -um
of tomorrow
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creber -bra -brum
frequent, numerous, crowded
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crebro
frequently
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cunctor (1)
delay
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damno (1)
condemn
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damnum -i n.
damage, loss
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daps dapis f.
feast, banquet
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decet
it is fitting, proper
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decus decoris n.
glory, splendour, honour
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dedecet
it is disgraceful, improper
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dedecus -oris n.
disgrace, dishonour, shame
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demo demere dempsi demptum
take away, remove
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demum
exactly, precisely, at last
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desiderium -i n.
longing, regret
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desidero (1)
long for, miss
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detrimentum -i n.
loss, damage
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dimico (1)
fight, struggle
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discors (gen. -cordis)
disagreeing, at variance
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domo domare domui domitum
tame, subdue, conquer
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duplex (gen. -plicis)
double, twofold
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egeo egere egui (+ abl.)
lack, need
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ergo
therefore
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eximius -a -um
excellent, extraordinary
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exitium -i n.
destruction, ruin
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expedio -pedire -pedivi -peditum
bring out, prepare, arrange, release
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expers (gen. -pertis) (+ gen.)
having no part in, devoid of
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facinus -oris n.
deed, crime
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facultas -atis f.
opportunity, ability, means
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findo findere fidi fissum
split
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fingo fingere finxi fictum
form, imagine, invent
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flagito (1)
demand
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fletus -us m.
weeping
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fodio fodere fodi fossum
dig
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fores -um f.pl.
door
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foris
out of doors, outside
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fretum -i n.
strait, sea
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fretus -a -um (+ abl.)
relying on, trusting in
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glorior (1)
boast
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grex gregis f.
flock
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gubernator -oris m.
steersman, governor
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guberno (1)
steer, govern
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haereo haerere haesi haesum
stick
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heres heredis c.
heir
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hesternus -a -um
of yesterday
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hiberna -orum n.pl.
winter quarters
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hibernus -a -um
of winter, wintry
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hiberno (1), hiemo (1)
pass the winter, keep in winter quarters
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hodiernus -a -um
of today, today=s
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horreo horrere horrui
shudder at, be afraid of
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horror -oris m.
fear, trembling
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hospes -itis m.
host, guest, stranger
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hostia -ae f.
victim, sacrifice
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ictus -us m.
blow, stroke
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immanis -is -e
monstrous, frightful, savage
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impiger -gra -grum
active, energetic
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improbus -a -um
wicked, shameless
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incommodus -a -um
inconvenient, troublesome
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incommodum -i n.
disadvantage, injury, misfortune
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induo -uere -ui -utum
put on
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indutiae -arum f.pl.
truce
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infestus -a -um
hostile, dangerous
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infimus -a -um
lowest, last, bottom
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imus -a -um
lowest, last, bottom
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inscius -a -um
not knowing, ignorant
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intercludo -cludere -clusi -clusum
shut off, cut off
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interdum
sometimes, from time to time
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interest -esse -fuit (+ gen. or mea, tua, sua)
it concerns, it is of interest or importance
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intimus -a -um
innermost, deepest
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item
likewise, also
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iacto (1)
throw, shake, toss about
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labor labi lapsus sum
slip, slide, fall
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lacer -era -erum
torn, mangled
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languidus -a -um
faint, weak
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latebrae -arum f.pl.
hiding-place, lair
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lenis -is -e
gentle, mild
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libet libere libuit or libitum est (+ dat.)
it pleases
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libido -inis f.
desire, lust
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lignum -i n.
wood
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ligo (1)
bind, tie
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luceo lucere luxi
shine, be light
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lucidus -a -um
bright, clear
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manes -ium m.pl.
spirits of the dead
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maturo (1)
hurry on, accomplish quickly
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maturus -a -um
ripe, mature, early
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mediocris -is -e
moderate, ordinary
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meditor (1)
consider, reflect, intend
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merces mercedis f.
wages, price
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merito
deservedly
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miseret -ere -uit (+ acc. and gen.)
it causes pity, one feels pity
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modo
only, just now
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moles -is f.
mass, bulk, massive structure
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molior (4)
labour at, attempt, devise
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mordeo mordere momordi morsum
bite
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morsus -us m.
bite
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mundus -i m.
universe, world
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munus muneris n.
gift, service, job, public show
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nequeo -quire -quivi or -quii -quitum
be unable
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nequiquam
in vain
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nimbus -i m.
cloud
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niteo nitere
shine, glitter, look beautiful
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nitor niti nixus or nisus sum (+ abl.)
strive, rely on
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numen numinis n.
divine power, deity
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occulo -culere -cului -cultum
conceal
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operio operire operui opertum
cover, hide
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opem opis f. (no nom.)
help, strength
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opes opum f.pl.
property, wealth, power
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opportunus -a -um
suitable, at the right time
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opprimo -primere -pressi -pressum
overwhelm, crush
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opulentus -a -um
rich, wealthy
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paenitet -ere -uit (+ acc. and gen.)
it causes repentance, one is sorry for,
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pando pandere pandi passum
spread out, throw open, disclose
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pario parere peperi partum
give birth to, produce, acquire
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paulatim
gradually
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paveo pavere pavi
be afraid (of)
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pavor -oris m.
fear, trembling
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penates -ium m.pl.
household gods, home
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pendo pendere pependi pensum
pay, consider, value
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pergo pergere perrexi perrectum
continue, proceed
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peritus -a -um (+ gen.)
skilled, experienced in
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pertineo -tinere -tinui
reach, concern, belong to
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piger -gra -grum
slow, lazy
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placo (1)
reconcile, pacify
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plerumque
mostly, for the most part
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populor (1)
ravage, devastate
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porro
onwards, further, moreover
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postulo (1)
demand
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prae (+ abl.)
in front of, compared with, because of
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praebeo (2)
offer, give, show
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praesertim
especially
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praesto -stare -stiti -stitum
surpass, excel, fulfill, perform, show,
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priscus -a -um
ancient, of former times
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pristinus -a -um
former, original
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probrosus -a -um
shameful, disgraceful
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probrum -i n.
disgrace, shame, insult
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promo promere prompsi promptum
bring out, disclose
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prosum prodesse profui (+ dat.)
be of use
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protinus
at once
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pulvis pulveris n.
dust
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puppis -is f.
stern of ship, ship
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quaestio -onis f.
inquiry, public investigation
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quaestus -us m.
gain, profit
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quasi
as if, just as, as it were
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quilibet quaelibet quodlibet
anyone, anything
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quivis quaevis quodvis
anyone, anything
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ratis -is f.
raft, boat
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recuso (1)
refuse
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refert referre rettulit (mea, tua, etc.)
it profits, it matters, it concerns
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reor reri ratus sum
think
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reus -i m.
the accused, the defendant
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robur -oris n.
oak, strength, power
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ruber -bra -brum
red
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rudis -is -e
rough, crude, clumsy, inexperienced
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saltus -us m.
pasture-land, woodland, valley
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scopulus -i m.
rock, crag
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securus -a -um
free from care, untroubled, serene
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sedo (1)
calm, quiet, stop
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segnis -is -e
slow, lazy
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sodalis -is c.
friend, comrade
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sollers (gen. -ertis)
skilful, clever
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sollertia -ae f.
skill, ingenuity, shrewdness
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solor (1)
comfort, console
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solum -i n.
ground, soil, land
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sopor -oris m.
sleep
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sors sortis f.
lot, chance, fate, share
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species -iei f.
appearance, shape, pretext
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sterno sternere stravi stratum
spread out, lay flat, overthrow
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stipendium -i n.
pay, military service
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strepitus -us m.
noise
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strepo strepere strepui
make a noise
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stringo stringere strinxi strictum
draw a sword, tie, pluck
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superi -orum m.pl.
the gods above
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superstes (gen. -stitis)
surviving
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supersum -esse -fui
be left, remain, survive
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supplicium -i n.
punishment, torture
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taedet -ere -uit (+ acc. and gen.)
it wearies or disgusts, one is tired of,
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taedium -i n.
weariness, disgust
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tantum
only
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temere
rashly
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tenebrae -arum f.pl.
darkness
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tormentum -i n.
artillery, torture
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torqueo -ere torsi tortum
twist, throw, torture
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trucido (1)
slaughter
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tueor tueri tuitus sum
look at, look after, protect
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tumultus -us m.
uproar, rebellion
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tumulus -i m.
(burial) mound, hill
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turma -ae f.
troop, squadron
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ulciscor ulcisci ultus sum
avenge
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ulterior -ius
further
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ultimus -a -um
furthest, last, extreme
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ultra (adv. and prep. + acc.)
beyond, past
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usque
continuously, right up to
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usus -us m.
use, practice, experience
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vaco (1)
be empty of, free from (+ abl.),
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vadum -i n.
ford, sea (often plur.)
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vates -is c.
prophet, poet
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vello vellere vulsi vulsum
pluck, tear away
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venia -ae f.
pardon, mercy, permission
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versus (adv.)
towards
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vertex -icis m.
whirlpool, whirlwind, top, summit,
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vero
certainly, but
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vestigium -i n.
footprint, trace
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vincio vincire vinxi vinctum
tie, bind
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vinculum -i n.
chain, rope, bond
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visus -us m.
look, glance, vision
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voluptas -atis f.
pleasure
