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Gallia

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Galliae, f., Gaul [ancient France] (1)

2
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memoria

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memoriae, f., memory (1)

3
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est

A

is (1)

4
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insula

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insulae, f., island; apartment building (1)

5
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lingua

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linguae, f., tongue, language (1)

6
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fortuna

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fortunae, f., fortune, luck (1)

7
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Italia

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Italiae, f., Italy (1)

8
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littera

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litterae, f., letter [a, b, c, etc.]; (pl.) a letter (1)

9
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femina

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feminae, f., woman, wife (1)

10
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poeta

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poetae, m., poet (1)

11
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vita

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vitae, f., life (1)

12
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silva

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silvae, f., forest, woods (1)

13
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agricola

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agricolae, m., farmer (1)

14
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sunt

A

are (1)

15
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natura

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naturae, f., nature (1)

16
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provincia

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provinciae, f., province (1)

17
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puella

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puellae, f., girl (1)

18
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aqua

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aquae, f., water (1)

19
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voco

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vocare, vocavi, vocatus, call (2)

20
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amicitia

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amicitiae, f., friendship (2)

21
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non

A

not (2)

22
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amo

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amare, amavi, amatus, love, like (2)

23
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paro

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parare, paravi, paratus, get, get ready, prepare (2)

24
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patria

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patriae, f., fatherland, (native) country (2)

25
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ad

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(+acc) to, toward, near, at, for (2)

26
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navigo

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navigare, navigavi, navigatus, sail (2)

27
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pugno

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pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatus, fight (2)

28
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specto

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spectare, spectavi, spectatus, look at, watch (2)

29
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do

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dare, dedi, datus, give, grant; surrender (2)

30
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porto

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portare, portavi, portatus, carry, bring, bear (2)

31
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laudo

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laudare, laudavi, laudatus, praise (2)

32
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cum

A

(+abl) with (2)

33
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et

A

and (2)

34
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sed

A

but (2)

35
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occupo

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occupare, occupavi, occupatus, seize, capture (2)

36
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tuba

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tubae, f., trumpet (3)

37
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villa

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villae, f., farmhouse, country house, villa (3)

38
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terra

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terrae, f., earth, land (3)

39
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-que

A

and (3)

40
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via

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viae, f., road, way, street (3)

41
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Roma

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Romae, f., Rome (3)

42
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quid

A

what? (3)

43
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-ne

A

(introduces a yes/no question) (3)

44
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Germania

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Germaniae, f., Germany (3)

45
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porta

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portae, f., gate, entrance; door (3)

46
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Europa

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Europae, f., Europe (3)

47
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sum

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esse, fui, futurus, be (3)

48
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nauta

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nautae, m., sailor (3)

49
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ubi

A

where, when (3)

50
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Hispania

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Hispaniae, f., Spain (3)

51
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puer

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pueri, m., boy (4)

52
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gladius

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gladii, m., sword (4)

53
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amicus

A

amici, m., friend (4)

54
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filia

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filiae, f., daughter (4)

55
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annus

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anni, m., year (4)

56
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deus

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dei, m., god (4)

57
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ludus

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ludi, m., school, game, play (4)

58
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dea

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deae, f., goddess (4)

59
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vir

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viri, m., man, husband (4)

60
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nuntius

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nuntii, m., messenger; message, news, report (4)

61
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legatus

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legati, m., envoy, ambassador; lieutenant (4)

62
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servus

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servi, m., slave, servant (4)

63
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campus

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campi, m., plain, level field (4)

64
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ager

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agri, m., field (4)

65
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filius

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filii, m., son (4)

66
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equus

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equi, m., horse (4)

67
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verbum

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verbi, n., word (5)

68
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bellum

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belli, n., war (5)

69
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de

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(+abl) from, down from; concerning, about (5)

70
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a, ab

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(+abl) from, away from; by (5)

71
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oppidum

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oppidi, n., town (5)

72
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caelum

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caeli, n., sky, heavens (5)

73
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periculum

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periculi, n., danger, peril, trial, risk (5)

74
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sub

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(+abl) under (5)

75
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donum

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doni, n., gift (5)

76
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regnum

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regni, n., kingdom, throne; (royal) power, dominion (5)

77
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e, ex

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(+abl) from, out of, out from (5)

78
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in

A

(+acc) into, onto (5)

79
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frumentum

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frumenti, n., grain (5)

80
Q

sub

A

(+acc) up to (5)

81
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in

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(+abl) in, on (5)

82
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parvus

A

parva, parvum, small (6)

83
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sine

A

(+abl) without (6)

84
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longus

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longa, longum, long (6)

85
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malus

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mala, malum, bad; (noun) trouble, evil (6)

86
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latus

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lata, latum, wide, broad (6)

87
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tuus

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tua, tuum, your, yours [of one person] (6)

88
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bonus

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bona, bonum, good (6)

89
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magnus

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magna, magnum, great, large, big (6)

90
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multus

A

multa, multum, much; many (6)

91
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meus

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mea, meum, my, mine (6)

92
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ferus

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fera, ferum, wild, fierce, savage (6)

93
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altus

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alta, altum, high, tall; deep (6)

94
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narro

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narrare, narravi, narratus, tell, relate (7)

95
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exspecto

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exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus, look out for, await, wait for (7)

96
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volo

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volare, volavi, volatus, fly (7)

97
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nuntio

A

nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus, announce, report (7)

98
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habito

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habitare, habitavi, habitatus, live, dwell (7)

99
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laboro

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laborare, laboravi, laboratus, work, suffer (7)

100
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supero

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superare, superavi, superatus, conquer, defeat; surpass, overcome, overpower (7)

101
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convoco

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convocare, convocavi, convocatus, call together, summon, assemble (7)

102
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appello

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appellare, appellavi, appellatus, call, name, address (7)

103
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vulnero

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vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratus, wound, injure, harm (7)

104
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sacer

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sacra, sacrum, sacred (8)

105
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vester

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vestra, vestrum, your, yours [of more than one person] (8)

106
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trans

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(+acc) across, over (8)

107
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contra

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(+acc) against (8)

108
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post

A

(+acc) after, behind (8)

109
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per

A

(+acc) through, along (8)

110
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inter

A

(+acc) between, among (8)

111
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noster

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nostra, nostrum, our (8)

112
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miser

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misera, miserum, sad, poor, wretched, unhappy (8)

113
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propter

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(+acc) because of, on account of (8)

114
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ante

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(+acc) before, in front of (8)

115
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pulcher

A

pulchra, pulchrum, beautiful, handsome (8)

116
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ob

A

(+acc) because of, on account of (8)

117
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liber

A

libera, liberum, free (8)

118
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interim

A

meanwhile (9)

119
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bene

A

well, successfully (9)

120
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semper

A

always (9)

121
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iam

A

now, already, soon (9)

122
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diu

A

for a long time (9)

123
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tum

A

then (9)

124
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cras

A

tomorrow (9)

125
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saepe

A

often (9)

126
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hodie

A

today (9)

127
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heri

A

yesterday (9)

128
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nunc

A

now (9)

129
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postea

A

afterwards (9)

130
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cur

A

why (9)

131
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Asia

A

Asiae, f., Asia, Asia Minor [ancient Turkey] (10)

132
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sto

A

stare, steti, status, stand; remain (10)

133
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Africa

A

Africae, f., Africa (10)

134
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num

A

(introduces a yes/no question; expect “no”) (10)

135
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ambulo

A

ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatus, walk (10)

136
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libero

A

liberare, liberavi, liberatus, free (10)

137
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tempto

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temptare, temptavi, temptatus, try, attempt; tempt (10)

138
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oppugno

A

oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatus, attack, storm (10)

139
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clamo

A

clamare, clamavi, clamatus, shout, cry out (10)

140
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servo

A

servare, servavi, servatus, save, guard, keep (10)

141
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confirmo

A

confirmare, confirmavi, confirmatus, confirm, declare, encourage, strengthen, establish (10)

142
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demonstro

A

demonstrare, demonstravi, demonstratus, point out, show, explain (10)

143
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impedimentum

A

impedimenti, n., hindrance; (pl.) baggage (11)

144
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proelium

A

proelii, n., battle (11)

145
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telum

A

teli, n., weapon, dart, missile; spear, javelin (11)

146
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castra

A

castrorum, n.pl., camp (11)

147
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arma

A

armorum, n.pl., arms, weapons (11)

148
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fama

A

famae, f., report, fame, rumor, reputation, renown (11)

149
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auxilium

A

auxilii, n., aid, help (11)

150
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captivus

A

captivi, m., prisoner (11)

151
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consilium

A

consilii, n., plan, advice (11)

152
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signum

A

signi, n., sign, signal (11)

153
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copia

A

copiae, f., abundance, supply; (pl.) troops (11)

154
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numerus

A

numeri, m., number (11)

155
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animus

A

animi, m., courage, mind, soul (11)

156
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fuga

A

fugae, f., flight; escape (11)

157
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audacia

A

audaciae, f., daring, boldness; rashness (12)

158
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socius

A

socii, m., ally, comrade (12)

159
Q

liber

A

libri, m., book (12)

160
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carrus

A

carri, m., wagon, cart (12)

161
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ira

A

irae, f., anger, wrath (12)

162
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locus

A

loci, m. (pl. - loca, locorum, n.), place; (n.pl.) region (12)

163
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cura

A

curae, f., care, concern; (pl.) anxiety (12)

164
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magister

A

magistri, m., teacher, master, captain (12)

165
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inopia

A

inopiae, f., lack, need, scarcity (12)

166
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poena

A

poenae, f., punishment, penalty (12)

167
Q

populus

A

populi, m., people, nation (12)

168
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dominus

A

domini, m., master, lord, owner (12)

169
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causa

A

causae, f., cause, reason; case (13)

170
Q

amicus

A

amica, amicum, friendly (13)

171
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verus

A

vera, verum, true (13)

172
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paratus

A

parata, paratum, prepared, ready (13)

173
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novus

A

nova, novum, new, strange (13)

174
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pecunia

A

pecuniae, f., money (13)

175
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inimicus

A

inimica, inimicum, hostile, unfriendly; (noun) enemy (13)

176
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albus

A

alba, album, white (13)

177
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regina

A

reginae, f., queen (13)

178
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niger

A

nigra, nigrum, black (13)

179
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hora

A

horae, f., hour (13)

180
Q

fabula

A

fabulae, f., story (13)

181
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gratus

A

grata, gratum, pleasing, wecome; grateful (13)

182
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epistula

A

epistulae, f., letter (13)

183
Q

mox

A

soon (14)

184
Q

mater

A

matris, f., mother (14)

185
Q

celeritas

A

celeritatis, f., speed, swiftness (14)

186
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dux

A

ducis, m., leader; commander, general (14)

187
Q

pater

A

patris, m., father (14)

188
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delecto

A

delectare, delectavi, delectatus, delight, please, amuse (14)

189
Q

frater

A

fratris, m., brother (14)

190
Q

soror

A

sororis, f., sister (14)

191
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rex

A

regis, m., king (14)

192
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imperator

A

imperatoris, m., commander, general; emperor (14)

193
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consul

A

consulis, m., consul (14)

194
Q

imperium

A

imperii, n., command, control; empire (14)

195
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miles

A

militis, m., soldier (14)

196
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tempus

A

temporis, n., time (15)

197
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corpus

A

corporis, n., body (15)

198
Q

carmen

A

carminis, n., song (15)

199
Q

flumen

A

fluminis, n., river, stream (15)

200
Q

diligentia

A

diligentiae, f., diligence (15)

201
Q

iter

A

itineris, n., journey, march; road, route (15)

202
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Romanus

A

Romana, Romanum, Roman; (noun) a Roman (15)

203
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nomen

A

nominis, n., name (15)

204
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Hispanus

A

Hispana, Hispanum, Spanish; (noun) a Spainard (15)

205
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Germanus

A

Germana, Germanum, German; (noun) a German (15)

206
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vulnus

A

vulneris, n., wound (15)

207
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Graecus

A

Graeca, Graecum, Greek; (noun) a Greek (15)

208
Q

caput

A

capitis, n., head (15)

209
Q

animal

A

animalis, n., animal (16)

210
Q

ignis

A

ignis, m., fire (16)

211
Q

hostis

A

hostis, m., enemy; (pl.) the enemy (16)

212
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urbs

A

urbis, f., city (16)

213
Q

panis

A

panis, m., bread (16)

214
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mare

A

maris, n., sea (16)

215
Q

navis

A

navis, f., ship (16)

216
Q

finis

A

finis, m., limit, end, boundary; (pl.) territory (16)

217
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mons

A

montis, m., mountain (16)

218
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pons

A

pontis, m., bridge (16)

219
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civis

A

civis, m./f., citizen (16)

220
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gens

A

gentis, f., clan, tribe, people, nation, family, class (16)

221
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mors

A

mortis, f., death (16)

222
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timeo

A

timere, timui, —–, fear, be afraid (17)

223
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moneo

A

monere, monui, monitus, warn, advise, remind (17)

224
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Helvetius

A

Helvetia, Helvetium, Helvetian, of the Helvetians (17)

225
Q

habeo

A

habere, habui, habitus, have, hold; consider (17)

226
Q

sedeo

A

sedere, sedi, sessus, sit (17)

227
Q

teneo

A

tenere, tenui, tentus, hold, keep (17)

228
Q

maneo

A

manere, mansi, mansus, remain, stay; wait, wait for (17)

229
Q

moveo

A

movere, movi, motus, move (17)

230
Q

video

A

videre, vidi, visus, see; understand; (pass.) seem (best) (17)

231
Q

celer

A

celeris, celere, quick, swift, fast (18)

232
Q

Gallus

A

Galla, Gallum, Gallic, from Gaul; (noun) a Gaul (18)

233
Q

facilis

A

facile, easy (18)

234
Q

fortis

A

forte, strong; brave (18)

235
Q

acer

A

acris, acre, sharp, bitter, keen, fierce (18)

236
Q

audax

A

audacis, [gen.], daring, bold (18)

237
Q

similis

A

simile, like, similar (18)

238
Q

potens

A

potentis, [gen.], powerful (18)

239
Q

Britannus

A

Britanna, Britannum, British; (noun) a Briton (18)

240
Q

brevis

A

breve, short, brief (18)

241
Q

omnis

A

omne, every, all (18)

242
Q

Troianus

A

Troiana, Troianum, Trojan (18)

243
Q

gravis

A

grave, heavy; severe, serious (18)

244
Q

lux

A

lucis, f., light, daylight (20)

245
Q

doceo

A

docere, docui, doctus, teach, show, point out (20)

246
Q

prohibeo

A

prohibere, prohibui, prohibitus, prevent, prohibit, stop, keep?from? (20)

247
Q

retineo

A

retinere, retinui, retentus, hold back, restrain, detain; maintain (20)

248
Q

terreo

A

terrere, terrui, territus, scare, frighten (20)

249
Q

vox

A

vocis, f., voice (20)

250
Q

pax

A

pacis, f., peace (20)

251
Q

debeo

A

debere, debui, debitus, ought; owe (20)

252
Q

hiems

A

hiemis, f., winter (20)

253
Q

respondeo

A

respondere, respondi, responsus, answer, reply, respond (20)

254
Q

aestas

A

aestatis, f., summer (20)

255
Q

Helvetia

A

Helvetiae, f., Helvetia [ancient Switzerland] (21)

256
Q

decem

A

ten (21)

257
Q

Graecia

A

Graeciae, f., Greece (21)

258
Q

mille

A

a thousand (21)

259
Q

nonus

A

nona, nonum, ninth (21)

260
Q

mensa

A

mensae, f., table (21)

261
Q

fenestra

A

fenestrae, f., window (21)

262
Q

novem

A

nine (21)

263
Q

viginti

A

twenty (21)

264
Q

quinque

A

five (21)

265
Q

Troia

A

Troiae, f., Troy (21)

266
Q

quintus

A

quinta, quintum, fifth (21)

267
Q

quod

A

because (21)

268
Q

duo

A

duae, duo, two (21)

269
Q

Sicilia

A

Siciliae, f., Sicily (21)

270
Q

cena

A

cenae, f., dinner (21)

271
Q

sextus

A

sexta, sextum, sixth (21)

272
Q

tertius

A

tertia, tertium, third (21)

273
Q

secundus

A

secunda, secundum, second (21)

274
Q

iniuria

A

iniuriae, f., injustice, wrong, injury (21)

275
Q

si

A

if, whether [si vis - if you wish, please] (21)

276
Q

sex

A

six (21)

277
Q

quartus

A

quarta, quartum, fourth (21)

278
Q

decimus

A

decima, decimum, tenth (21)

279
Q

victoria

A

victoriae, f., victory (21)

280
Q

octavus

A

octava, octavum, eighth (21)

281
Q

octo

A

eight (21)

282
Q

sella

A

sellae, f., seat, chair (21)

283
Q

septem

A

seven (21)

284
Q

atque

A

(sometimes spelled ac) and, and also, and even (21)

285
Q

primus

A

prima, primum, first; earliest; foremost [prima luce - at dawn] (21)

286
Q

septimus

A

septima, septimum, seventh (21)

287
Q

aut

A

or; (aut?aut) either?or (21)

288
Q

Britannia

A

Britanniae, f., Britain, England (21)

289
Q

unus

A

una, unum, one, sole, single, only (21)

290
Q

centum

A

a hundred (21)

291
Q

tres

A

tria, three (21)

292
Q

pugna

A

pugnae, f., fight, battle (21)

293
Q

quattuor

A

four (21)

294
Q

duco

A

ducere, duxi, ductus, lead, guide, take, bring; think, consider (22)

295
Q

trado

A

tradere, tradidi, traditus, hand over; hand down; relate; surrender (22)

296
Q

cogo

A

cogere, coegi, coactus, collect, drive together; compel, force (22)

297
Q

rego

A

regere, rexi, rectus, rule, reign, guide, direct (22)

298
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vinco

A

vincere, vici, victus, conquer, win; defeat, surpass (22)

299
Q

defendo

A

defendere, defendi, defensus, defend (22)

300
Q

pono

A

ponere, posui, positus, put, place (22)

301
Q

relinquo

A

relinquere, reliqui, relictus, leave, abandon (22)

302
Q

mitto

A

mittere, misi, missus, let go, send (22)

303
Q

gero

A

gerere, gessi, gestus, wear, bear, carry (on); wage (22)

304
Q

surgo

A

surgere, surrexi, surrectus, rise, get up, stand up; lift; grow (22)

305
Q

ago

A

agere, egi, actus, do, drive, discuss, live, spend (time) (22)

306
Q

deligo

A

deligere, delegi, delectus, select, pick out, choose (23)

307
Q

antiquus

A

antiqua, antiquum, old, ancient (23)

308
Q

discedo

A

discedere, discessi, discessus, go away, depart, leave, withdraw (23)

309
Q

finitimus

A

finitima, finitimum, neighboring; (noun) neighbor (23)

310
Q

excedo

A

excedere, excessi, excessus, depart, leave, go out (23)

311
Q

reduco

A

reducere, reduxi, reductus, lead back, reduce (23)

312
Q

cedo

A

cedere, cessi, cessus, move; yield, give way (23)

313
Q

clarus

A

clara, clarum, clear; famous; bright (23)

314
Q

constituo

A

constituere, constitui, constitutus, decide; establish, set up, determine (23)

315
Q

pauci

A

paucae, pauca, few, a few (23)

316
Q

contendo

A

contendere, contendi, contentus, struggle, fight, strive; hasten, hurry (23)

317
Q

reliquus

A

reliqua, reliquum, rest (of), remaining (23)

318
Q

fugio

A

fugere, fugi, fugitus, flee (from), run away; escape (24)

319
Q

facio

A

facere, feci, factus, do, make (24)

320
Q

iacio

A

iacere, ieci, iactus, throw, hurl (24)

321
Q

cupio

A

cupere, cupivi, cupitus, want, wish, desire (24)

322
Q

accipio

A

accipere, accepi, acceptus, receive, accept, welcome (24)

323
Q

conicio

A

conicere, conieci, coniectus, throw (together), hurl; drive (24)

324
Q

capio

A

capere, cepi, captus, take, seize, capture (24)

325
Q

conficio

A

conficere, confeci, confectus, do thoroughly, finish, complete, accomplish; exhaust (24)

326
Q

incipio

A

incipere, incepi, inceptus, begin, take to (24)

327
Q

interficio

A

interficere, interfeci, interfectus, kill; destroy (24)

328
Q

olim

A

once, formerly, sometime (25)

329
Q

edo

A

edere (esse), edi, esus, eat (25)

330
Q

curro

A

currere, cucurri, cursus, run (25)

331
Q

bibo

A

bibere, bibi, —–, drink (25)

332
Q

hic

A

haec, hoc, this, these; (pn.) he, she, it, they; the latter (25)

333
Q

scribo

A

scribere, scripsi, scriptus, write (25)

334
Q

is

A

ea, id, this, that, these, those, the; (pn.) he, she, it, they (25)

335
Q

peto

A

petere, petivi, petitus, seek, look for; ask (for), beg; attack; aim at (25)

336
Q

pedes

A

peditis, m., foot soldier; (pl.) infantry (25)

337
Q

eques

A

equitis, m., horseman, knight; (pl.) cavalry (25)

338
Q

dico

A

dicere, dixi, dictus, say, tell; set, appoint (25)

339
Q

ille

A

illa, illud, that, those; (pn.) he, she, it, they; the former (25)

340
Q

nos

A

{nostrum, nobis, nos, nobis} we (26)

341
Q

libertas

A

libertatis, f., freedom, liberty (26)

342
Q

vos

A

{vestrum, vobis, vos, vobis} you (pl.) (26)

343
Q

lapis

A

lapidis, m., stone (26)

344
Q

avis

A

avis, f., bird; sign, omen (26)

345
Q

nox

A

noctis, f., night (26)

346
Q

princeps

A

principis, m., leading man, chief, prince, emperor (26)

347
Q

auctoritas

A

auctoritatis, f., authority, power, influence, prestige (26)

348
Q

ego

A

{mei, mihi, me, me} I (26)

349
Q

canis

A

canis, m./f., dog (26)

350
Q

clamor

A

clamoris, m., shout, din, clamor, noise (26)

351
Q

tu

A

{tui, tibi, te, te} you (s.) (26)

352
Q

timor

A

timoris, m., fear, dread (26)

353
Q

legio

A

legionis, f., legion (26)

354
Q

iudex

A

iudicis, m., juror, judge (26)

355
Q

hortus

A

horti, m., garden (27)

356
Q

labor

A

laboris, m., labor, work; suffering (27)

357
Q

virtus

A

virtutis, f., manliness, courage, bravery, virtue (27)

358
Q

civitas

A

civitatis, f., state, citizenry; citizenship (27)

359
Q

lex

A

legis, f., law, rule (27)

360
Q

multitudo

A

multitudinis, f., crowd, multitude, great number (27)

361
Q

pes

A

pedis, m., foot, paw (27)

362
Q

pars

A

partis, f., part (27)

363
Q

homo

A

hominis, m., man, human, human being (27)

364
Q

qui

A

quae, quod, who, whose, whom, which, that (28)

365
Q

committo

A

committere, commisi, commissus, commit, entrust, join together; [proelium/pugnam committo] begin battle/a fight (28)

366
Q

vinum

A

vini, n., wine (28)

367
Q

amitto

A

amittere, amisi, amissus, lose, let go, send away (28)

368
Q

cibus

A

cibi, m., food (28)

369
Q

nihil

A

(sometimes spelled nil) nothing (28)

370
Q

expello

A

expellere, expuli, expulsus, drive out, drive away, expel (28)

371
Q

murus

A

muri, m., wall (28)

372
Q

modus

A

modi, m., method, manner, way; measure, degree (28)

373
Q

quis

A

who? (28)

374
Q

reddo

A

reddere, reddidi, reditus, give back, return, restore, repay, render (28)

375
Q

occasus

A

occasus, m., setting, downfall (29)

376
Q

impetus

A

impetus, m., attack, charge (29)

377
Q

usus

A

usus, m., use, skill, advantage; experience, practice (29)

378
Q

adventus

A

adventus, m., coming, arrival, approach (29)

379
Q

portus

A

portus, m., harbor, port (29)

380
Q

manus

A

manus, f., hand; band of men (29)

381
Q

exitus

A

exitus, m., end; departure; way out; outcome (29)

382
Q

cornu

A

cornus, n., horn; wing (of an army) (29)

383
Q

passus

A

passus, m., pace, step (29)

384
Q

domus

A

domus, f., house, home (29)

385
Q

cursus

A

cursus, m., course (29)

386
Q

exercitus

A

exercitus, m., army (29)

387
Q

senatus

A

senatus, m., senate (29)

388
Q

fluctus

A

fluctus, m., wave, flood (29)

389
Q

convenio

A

convenire, conveni, conventus, come together, assemble (30)

390
Q

impedio

A

impedire, impedivi, impeditus, hinder, impede, obstruct, prevent (30)

391
Q

munio

A

munire, munivi, munitus, fortify; build (30)

392
Q

dormio

A

dormire, dormivi, dormitus, sleep (30)

393
Q

venio

A

venire, veni, ventus, come (30)

394
Q

tamen

A

nevertheless, however, but, still, yet (30)

395
Q

audio

A

audire, audivi, auditus, hear, listen to (30)

396
Q

etiam

A

even, also (30)

397
Q

pervenio

A

pervenire, perveni, perventus, arrive, reach (30)

398
Q

milia

A

milium, n.pl., thousands (30)

399
Q

nam

A

for, indeed (30)

400
Q

invenio

A

invenire, inveni, inventus, find, come upon (30)

401
Q

spes

A

spei, f., hope, expectation (31)

402
Q

publicus

A

publica, publicum, public (31)

403
Q

itaque

A

and so, therefore (31)

404
Q

lectus

A

lecti, m., couch, bed (31)

405
Q

acies

A

aciei, f., battle line, edge, straight line (31)

406
Q

dies

A

diei, m./f., day (31)

407
Q

neque

A

(sometimes spelled nec) and not; (neque?neque) neither?nor (31)

408
Q

ianua

A

ianuae, f., door, entrance (31)

409
Q

meridies

A

meridiei, m., midday, noon (31)

410
Q

res

A

rei, f., thing, matter, affair, object, event, situation (31)

411
Q

frumentarius

A

frumentaria, frumentarium, having to do with grain (31)

412
Q

contineo

A

continere, continui, contentus, hold (together), contain (32)

413
Q

praemium

A

praemii, n., reward (32)

414
Q

sustineo

A

sustinere, sustinui, sustentus, hold up, maintain, support, withstand, endure (32)

415
Q

possum

A

posse, potui, be able, can (32)

416
Q

tergum

A

tergi, n., back, rear (32)

417
Q

absum

A

abesse, afui, afuturus, be absent, be distant, be away, be free from (32)

418
Q

gaudium

A

gaudii, n., joy, gladness (32)

419
Q

inquam

A

{inquam, inquis, inquit; —–, —–, inquiunt} say (32)

420
Q

adsum

A

adesse, adfui, adfuturus, be near, be present (32)

421
Q

iubeo

A

iubere, iussi, iussus, order, command, bid (32)

422
Q

officium

A

officii, n., office, duty, service, ceremony (32)

423
Q

praesidium

A

praesidii, n., guard, protection, garrison (32)

424
Q

barbarus

A

barbara, barbarum, foreign, barbarous, strange; (noun) foreigner, barbarian (33)

425
Q

iniquus

A

iniqua, iniquum, uneven; unfair; unfavorable (33)

426
Q

tristis

A

triste, sad, sorrowful, grim (33)

427
Q

aequus

A

aequa, aequum, even, level, equal; just, calm, fair (33)

428
Q

felix

A

felicis [gen.], happy, lucky (33)

429
Q

iustus

A

iusta, iustum, right, just, proper (33)

430
Q

quam

A

how; as, than (33)

431
Q

utilis

A

utile, useful; advantageous, profitable (33)

432
Q

notus

A

nota, notum, (well) known, famous, familiar (33)

433
Q

diligens

A

diligentis [gen.], careful, diligent, industrious (33)

434
Q

laetus

A

laeta, laetum, happy, glad, joyful (33)

435
Q

certus

A

certa, certum, certain, definite, fixed, sure (33)

436
Q

amplus

A

ampla, amplum, great, large, ample, distinguished (33)

437
Q

sinister

A

sinistra, sinistrum, left (34)

438
Q

validus

A

valida, validum, strong (34)

439
Q

propior

A

propius, nearer (34)

440
Q

nisi

A

unless, if…not, except (34)

441
Q

idoneus

A

idonea, idoneum, suitable, fit, fitting, convenient (34)

442
Q

durus

A

dura, durum, hard, harsh (34)

443
Q

dissimilis

A

dissimile, unlike, dissimilar (34)

444
Q

magnopere

A

greatly (34)

445
Q

fidelis

A

fidele, faithful, loyal (34)

446
Q

magis

A

more, more greatly (34)

447
Q

plures

A

plura, more (34)

448
Q

nobilis

A

nobile, noble, of high rank; noted, renowned, illustrious (34)

449
Q

posterus

A

postera, posterum, following, next (34)

450
Q

difficilis

A

difficile, hard, difficult (34)

451
Q

par

A

paris [gen.], equal, like (34)

452
Q

propinquus

A

propinqua, propinquum, near, nearby; (noun) relative, kinsman (34)

453
Q

proximus

A

proxima, proximum, nearest, next (34)

454
Q

maxime

A

most, most greatly, especially (34)

455
Q

aureus

A

aurea, aureum, golden, gold (34)

456
Q

cupidus

A

cupida, cupidum, eager, desirous (+gen) (34)

457
Q

dexter

A

dextra, dextrum, right; skillful (34)

458
Q

maior

A

maius, greater (35)

459
Q

exterior

A

exterius, outer (35)

460
Q

extremus

A

extrema, extremum, outermost, farthest, last, end of (35)

461
Q

optimus

A

optima, optimum, best, very good (35)

462
Q

inferior

A

inferius, lower, inferior (35)

463
Q

prior

A

prius, former, earlier (35)

464
Q

imus

A

ima, imum, lowest, bottom of (35)

465
Q

ulterior

A

ulterius, farther (35)

466
Q

superior

A

superius, higher, former; superior (35)

467
Q

minor

A

minus, smaller (35)

468
Q

maximus

A

maxima, maximum, greatest, very great, very large (35)

469
Q

intimus

A

intima, intimum, inmost (35)

470
Q

senex

A

senis [gen.], old; (noun) old man (35)

471
Q

plurimi

A

plurimae, plurima, most (35)

472
Q

plurimus

A

plurima, plurimum, most (35)

473
Q

minimus

A

minima, minimum, smallest, very small (35)

474
Q

summus

A

summa, summum, highest, top of, greatest (35)

475
Q

senior

A

senius, older (35)

476
Q

pessimus

A

pessima, pessimum, worst, very bad (35)

477
Q

ultimus

A

ultima, ultimum, farthest, last (35)

478
Q

prope

A

nearly, almost (35)

479
Q

prope

A

(+acc) near (35)

480
Q

medius

A

media, medium, middle (of), mid (35)

481
Q

plus

A

pluris, n., more, a larger amount (35)

482
Q

infimus

A

infima, infimum, lowest, bottom of (35)

483
Q

interior

A

interius, inner (35)

484
Q

peior

A

peius, worse (35)

485
Q

melior

A

melius, better (35)

486
Q

paulum

A

pauli, n., a little (36)

487
Q

numquam

A

never (36)

488
Q

illuc

A

there, to that place, thither (36)

489
Q

diutius

A

for a longer time, any longer (36)

490
Q

paene

A

almost, nearly (36)

491
Q

saepissime

A

most often (36)

492
Q

deinde

A

then, next (36)

493
Q

nondum

A

not yet (36)

494
Q

tandem

A

finally, at last (36)

495
Q

ut

A

(with indicative verbs) as, how, when, since (36)

496
Q

cotidie

A

daily, every day (36)

497
Q

simul

A

together, at the same time (36)

498
Q

statim

A

immediately, at once (36)

499
Q

huc

A

here, to this place, hither (36)

500
Q

eo

A

there, to that place (36)

501
Q

postquam

A

after (36)

502
Q

quo

A

to what place, where, whither (36)

503
Q

diutissime

A

for the longest time (36)

504
Q

saepius

A

more often (36)

505
Q

undique

A

on all sides, from all side, from everywhere (37)

506
Q

victor

A

victoris, m., conqueror, victor (37)

507
Q

herba

A

herbae, f., grass (37)

508
Q

alter

A

altera, alterum, the other, another, second; (alter?alter) the one?the other (37)

509
Q

alienus

A

aliena, alienum, another’s, belonging to another; unfavorable (37)

510
Q

uter

A

utra, utrum, which (of two) (37)

511
Q

totus

A

tota, totum, whole (of), all (of), entire (37)

512
Q

unde

A

from where, from which, whence (37)

513
Q

neuter

A

neutra, neutrum, neither (37)

514
Q

uterque

A

utraque, utrumque, each, both (37)

515
Q

solus

A

sola, solum, alone, only, sole (37)

516
Q

ipse

A

ipsa, ipsum, myself; yourself; himself, herself, itself; ourselves; themselves (37)

517
Q

nullus

A

nulla, nullum, not any, no, none (37)

518
Q

ullus

A

ulla, ullum, any (37)

519
Q

subsidium

A

subsidii, n., help, relief, support; reinforcements (37)

520
Q

quisque

A

quidque, each one, every one, each (37)

521
Q

toga

A

togae, f., toga (37)

522
Q

idem

A

eadem, idem, the same (37)

523
Q

premo

A

premere, pressi, pressus, press; oppress; overwhelm, overpower (38)

524
Q

valeo

A

valere, valui, valitus, be strong, be well (38)

525
Q

instruo

A

instruere, instruxi, instructus, build, construct, arrange (38)

526
Q

lavo

A

lavare, lavi, lautus, wash, bathe (38)

527
Q

recipio

A

recipere, recepi, receptus, take back, receive, accept; recover, regain (38)

528
Q

remitto

A

remittere, remisi, remissus, send back, let go; relax (38)

529
Q

frango

A

frangere, fregi, fractus, break, shatter, wreck (38)

530
Q

cresco

A

crescere, crevi, cretus, grow, increase (38)

531
Q

probo

A

probare, probavi, probatus, test, prove, approve (of) (38)

532
Q

dubito

A

dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatus, doubt; hesitate (38)

533
Q

desisto

A

desistere, destiti, destitus, stop, desist, cease, give up, leave off (38)

534
Q

claudo

A

claudere, clausi, clausus, shut, close (38)

535
Q

removeo

A

removere, removi, remotus, remove, move back, move aside (38)

536
Q

traho

A

trahere, traxi, tractus, draw, drag, pull, lead (38)

537
Q

iungo

A

iungere, iunxi, iunctus, join (to), connect, yoke (38)

538
Q

ludo

A

ludere, lusi, lusus, play; mock (38)

539
Q

cognosco

A

cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus, learn, find out; (perf.) know (39)

540
Q

iudico

A

iudicare, iudicavi, iudicatus, judge, decide, think, consider (39)

541
Q

credo

A

credere, credidi, creditus, trust, believe (+dat.) (39)

542
Q

puto

A

putare, putavi, putatus, think, consider, believe (39)

543
Q

nescio

A

nescire, nescivi (or nescii), —–, not know, be ignorant (39)

544
Q

pertineo

A

pertinere, pertinui, —–, pertain, concern; extend, reach (39)

545
Q

accedo

A

accedere, accessi, accessus, approach, go to, draw near (39)

546
Q

nego

A

negare, negavi, negatus, deny, say?not (39)

547
Q

obtineo

A

obtinere, obtinui, obtentus, hold; obtain (39)

548
Q

sentio

A

sentire, sensi, sensus, feel, think, realize; see, understand (39)

549
Q

scio

A

scire, scivi, scitus, know, understand; perceive (39)

550
Q

apud

A

(+acc) among, in the presence of, at the house of, with (39)

551
Q

circum

A

(+acc) around (39)

552
Q

pro

A

(+abl) for, in behalf of, in front of, before, instead of (39)

553
Q

intellego

A

intellegere, intellexi, intellectus, understand, be aware, perceive, realize (39)

554
Q

existimo

A

existimare, existimavi, existimatus, think, suppose, consider; estimate (39)

555
Q

spero

A

sperare, speravi, speratus, hope, hope for (39)

556
Q

praeter

A

(+acc) beyond; except, besides (39)

557
Q

lego

A

legere, legi, lectus, gather, collect; choose, pick; read (39)

558
Q

luna

A

lunae, f., moon (40)

559
Q

mora

A

morae, f., delay (40)

560
Q

ventus

A

venti, m., wind (40)

561
Q

senator

A

senatoris, m., senator (40)

562
Q

sol

A

solis, m., sun (40)

563
Q

sui

A

{—–, sui, sibi, se(se), se(se)} himself, herself, itself, oneself, themselves (40)

564
Q

turris

A

turris, f., tower (40)

565
Q

negotium

A

negotii, n., business, task, affair, matter; trouble, concern (40)

566
Q

stella

A

stellae, f., star (40)

567
Q

arbor

A

arboris, f., tree (40)

568
Q

collis

A

collis, m., hill (40)

569
Q

cupiditas

A

cupiditatis, f., desire, greed (40)

570
Q

suus

A

sua, suum, his, her, its; their [belongs to the subject] (40)

571
Q

liberi

A

liberorum, m.pl., children (40)

572
Q

gloria

A

gloriae, f., glory, fame (40)

573
Q

adduco

A

adducere, adduxi, adductus, lead to/on, bring; influence (41)

574
Q

deficio

A

deficere, defeci, defectus, fail, be lacking (41)

575
Q

enuntio

A

enuntiare, enuntiavi, enuntiatus, report, announce (41)

576
Q

commoveo

A

commovere, commovi, commotus, disturb, alarm, upset, move thoroughly (41)

577
Q

conspicio

A

conspicere, conspexi, conspectus, look at (attentively), observe (closely), see, catch sight of (41)

578
Q

traduco

A

traducere, traduxi, traductus, lead across (41)

579
Q

expono

A

exponere, exposui, expositus, set forth; explain (41)

580
Q

compleo

A

complere, complevi, completus, fill up, complete (41)

581
Q

dimitto

A

dimittere, dimisi, dimissus, let go, send away, dismiss (41)

582
Q

circumvenio

A

circumvenire, circumveni, circumventus, surround, come around (41)

583
Q

opprimo

A

opprimere, oppressi, oppressus, press against; overwhelm, crush, overpower; overcome, surprise (41)

584
Q

incito

A

incitare, incitavi, incitatus, stir up, urge on, arouse, spur, drive (41)

585
Q

occido

A

occidere, occidi, occisus, kill, slay, cut down (41)

586
Q

intermitto

A

intermittere, intermisi, intermissus, stop, pause, cease; interrupt (41)

587
Q

valles

A

vallis, f., valley (42)

588
Q

tribunus

A

tribuni, m., tribune (42)

589
Q

ferrum

A

ferri, n., iron; sword (42)

590
Q

autem

A

but, however; and, moreover (42)

591
Q

consisto

A

consistere, constiti, —–, stop, stand (still), halt; stay, remain (42)

592
Q

aurum

A

auri, n., gold (42)

593
Q

ne

A

not (42)

594
Q

erro

A

errare, erravi, erratus, wander; be mistaken, make a mistake (42)

595
Q

perterreo

A

perterrere, perterrui, perterritus, frighten thoroughly, terrify (42)

596
Q

vel

A

or, or even, indeed; (vel?vel) either?or (42)

597
Q

scutum

A

scuti, n., shield (42)

598
Q

vero

A

truly, in truth, indeed; but; [ita vero] yes (42)

599
Q

armo

A

armare, armavi, armatus, arm, equip (42)

600
Q

perficio

A

perficere, perfeci, perfectus, do thoroughly, finish, accomplish (42)

601
Q

enim

A

for, indeed (42)

602
Q

pilum

A

pili, n., javelin (42)

603
Q

potestas

A

potestatis, f., power (43)

604
Q

regio

A

regionis, f., district, region; direction (43)

605
Q

sententia

A

sententiae, f., saying, motto, feeling, opinion (43)

606
Q

consuetudo

A

consuetudinis, f., habit, custom (43)

607
Q

iudicium

A

iudicii, n., judgment, trial (43)

608
Q

vadum

A

vadi, n., ford, shallow place (43)

609
Q

calidus

A

calida, calidum, warm, hot (43)

610
Q

orbis

A

orbis, m., circle, wheel, ring (43)

611
Q

subito

A

suddenly (43)

612
Q

insidiae

A

insidiarum, f.pl., ambush, trap, plot, treachery (43)

613
Q

frigidus

A

frigida, frigidum, cold, frigid (43)

614
Q

umquam

A

ever, at any time (43)

615
Q

condicio

A

condicionis, f., condition, situation; terms, aggrement (43)

616
Q

difficultas

A

difficultatis, f., difficulty, distress (43)

617
Q

calamitas

A

calamitatis, f., disaster, misfortune (43)

618
Q

mens

A

mentis, f., mind (44)

619
Q

flos

A

floris, m., flower (44)

620
Q

dolor

A

doloris, m., grief, pain, sorrow, suffering (44)

621
Q

hiberna

A

hibernorum, n.pl., winter camp, winter quarters (44)

622
Q

vallum

A

valli, n., wall, rampart, entrenchment (44)

623
Q

ius

A

iuris, n., right, justice; law (44)

624
Q

ut

A

(with subjunctive verbs) so that, in order that, that (44)

625
Q

oratio

A

orationis, f., oration, speech [orationem habere - to deliver a speech] (44)

626
Q

latitudo

A

latitudinis, f., width, breadth (44)

627
Q

onus

A

oneris, n., load, burden, weight; work, deed, labor, task (44)

628
Q

centurio

A

centurionis, m., centurion (44)

629
Q

genus

A

generis, n., race, birth, class; kind, sort (44)

630
Q

altitudo

A

altitudinis, f., height, altitude, depth (44)

631
Q

magnitudo

A

magnitudinis, f., size, greatness (44)

632
Q

mercator

A

mercatoris, m., trader, merchant (44)

633
Q

fossa

A

fossae, f., ditch, trench (44)

634
Q

praeterea

A

besides, too, moreover (45)

635
Q

oro

A

orare, oravi, oratus, beg, beseech, plead (45)

636
Q

quaero

A

quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus, seek, ask, inquire (45)

637
Q

rogo

A

rogare, rogavi, rogatus, ask (for) (45)

638
Q

an

A

or [used in double questions when both questions cannot be true] (45)

639
Q

annon

A

or not (45)

640
Q

persuadeo

A

persuadere, persuasi, persuasus, persuade (+dat) (45)

641
Q

ergo

A

therefore (45)

642
Q

postulo

A

postulare, postulavi, postulatus, demand (45)

643
Q

procul

A

at a distance, far off (45)

644
Q

impero

A

imperare, imperavi, imperatus, command, order, give orders, demand (+dat) (45)

645
Q

auris

A

auris, f., ear (46)

646
Q

vigilia

A

vigiliae, f., watch (one quarter of the night); vigilence, wakefulness (46)

647
Q

vis

A

vis, f., force, violence, power; (vires, virium, pl.) strength (46)

648
Q

nemo

A

neminis, m./f., no one (46)

649
Q

species

A

speciei, f., sight, appearance (46)

650
Q

forum

A

fori, n., forum, marketplace (46)

651
Q

vestis

A

vestis, f., garment, clothes (46)

652
Q

oculus

A

oculi, m., eye (46)

653
Q

fides

A

fidei, f., belief, faith, loyalty; confidence; pledge (46)

654
Q

aedificium

A

aedificii, n., building, house (46)

655
Q

septendecim

A

seventeen (47)

656
Q

quattuordecim

A

fourteen (47)

657
Q

tredecim

A

thirteen (47)

658
Q

undeviginti

A

nineteen (47)

659
Q

sedecim

A

sixteen (47)

660
Q

quantus

A

quanta, quantum, how much, how great (47)

661
Q

num

A

if, whether (47)

662
Q

quot

A

how many? (47)

663
Q

privatus

A

privata, privatum, private (47)

664
Q

duodeviginti

A

eighteen (47)

665
Q

immortalis

A

immortale, immortal (47)

666
Q

utrum

A

[utrum?an] whether?or; [utrum?necne] whether?or not (47)

667
Q

communis

A

commune, (in) common, general (47)

668
Q

quindecim

A

fifteen (47)

669
Q

tot

A

so many (48)

670
Q

accido

A

accidere, accidi, —–, happen, befall; fall upon, fall to (+dat) (48)

671
Q

sic

A

thus, so, in this way; yes (48)

672
Q

necesse

A

necessary (48)

673
Q

satis

A

enough (48)

674
Q

efficio

A

efficere, effeci, effectus, bring about, accomplish, effect, build; complete (48)

675
Q

tantus

A

tanta, tantum, so great, so much, such a big (48)

676
Q

ita

A

so, in this way, thus (48)

677
Q

talis

A

tale, such, of such a kind, like this (48)

678
Q

tam

A

so, so much, to such a degree (48)

679
Q

renuntio

A

renuntiare, renuntiavi, renuntiatus, report, bring back word (of) (49)

680
Q

propono

A

proponere, proposui, propositus, put forward, set forth, propose, offer (49)

681
Q

defessus

A

defessa, defessum, tired (49)

682
Q

pello

A

pellere, pepuli, pulsus, drive, push; defeat, rout (49)

683
Q

impeditus

A

impedita, impeditum, hindered, handicapped, in difficulty (49)

684
Q

spatium

A

spatii, n., space, time, distance, interval (of space or time) (49)

685
Q

produco

A

producere, produxi, productus, lead out, lead forth (49)

686
Q

mirus

A

mira, mirum, wonderful, strange, remarkable, marvelous (49)

687
Q

vasto

A

vastare, vastavi, vastatus, devastate, lay waste, ravage (49)

688
Q

conservo

A

conservare, conservavi, conservatus, preserve, spare, keep (49)

689
Q

cum

A

when, since, although (49)

690
Q

permoveo

A

permovere, permovi, permotus, move (deeply), upset (49)

691
Q

tempestas

A

tempestatis, f., storm, weather; season (49)

692
Q

sagitta

A

sagittae, f., arrow (49)

693
Q

incendo

A

incendere, incendi, incensus, set fire to, burn; rouse (49)

694
Q

studium

A

studii, n., eagerness, interest, enthusiam, zeal; (pl.) studies (49)

695
Q

moror

A

morari, moratus sum, delay; wait, stay (50)

696
Q

conor

A

conari, conatus sum, try, attempt, undertake (50)

697
Q

Corinthus

A

Corinthi, f., Corinth (50)

698
Q

Athenae

A

Athenarum, f.pl., Athens (50)

699
Q

polliceor

A

polliceri, pollicitus sum, promise (50)

700
Q

proficiscor

A

proficisci, profectus sum, set out, start, depart; proceed (50)

701
Q

permitto

A

permittere, permisi, permissus, allow, permit, let go through; entrust (+dat) (50)

702
Q

rus

A

ruris, n., country, countryside (50)

703
Q

Carthago

A

Carthaginis, f., Carthage (50)

704
Q

patior

A

pati, passus sum, suffer, endure; allow, permit (50)

705
Q

hortor

A

hortari, hortatus sum, urge, encourage, exhort (50)

706
Q

arbitror

A

arbitrari, arbitratus sum, think, consider, believe, judge (50)

707
Q

loquor

A

loqui, locutus sum, speak, talk; say, tell (50)

708
Q

consequor

A

consequi, consecutus sum, overtake, pursue; obtain, gain (51)

709
Q

egredior

A

egredi, egressus sum, go forth, leave, depart, go out; disembark (51)

710
Q

aggredior

A

aggredi, aggressus sum, approach, attack (51)

711
Q

colloquium

A

colloquii, n., conversation, conference (51)

712
Q

Rhenus

A

Rheni, m., the Rhine (51)

713
Q

sequor

A

sequi, secutus sum, follow (51)

714
Q

initium

A

initii, n., beginning (51)

715
Q

tutus

A

tuta, tutum, safe, protected (51)

716
Q

vereor

A

vereri, veritus sum, fear, dread; respect, revere (51)

717
Q

rursus

A

again, back (51)

718
Q

quidam

A

quaedam, quidam, a certain (one), one, some (51)

719
Q

congredior

A

congredi, congressus sum, meet, come together (51)

720
Q

progredior

A

progredi, progressus sum, go forward, progress, proceed, advance (51)

721
Q

adfero

A

adferre, attuli, allatus, bring to, bring up, report (52)

722
Q

eo

A

ire, ii, itus, go (52)

723
Q

adeo

A

adire, adii, aditus, go to, approach (52)

724
Q

refero

A

referre, retuli, relatus, carry back; pay back; report, relate (52)

725
Q

tollo

A

tollere, sustuli, sublatus, lift, carry up; remove, steal (52)

726
Q

redeo

A

redire, redii, reditus, go back, return (52)

727
Q

transeo

A

transire, transii, transitus, go over, cross (52)

728
Q

infero

A

inferre, intuli, illatus, bring in, import; carry onward; bring upon, inflict (52)

729
Q

confero

A

conferre, contuli, collatus, bring together, collect; compare (52)

730
Q

fero

A

ferre, tuli, latus, bear, carry, bring; take; relate (52)

731
Q

hospes

A

hospitis, m., guest; host; friend, stranger (53)

732
Q

disco

A

discere, didici, —–, learn (53)

733
Q

veho

A

vehere, vexi, vectus, bear, carry, convey, transport (53)

734
Q

classis

A

classis, f., fleet, ship (53)

735
Q

instituo

A

instituere, institui, institutus, build, establish, set up (53)

736
Q

conscribo

A

conscribere, conscripsi, conscriptus, write, enroll, enlist (53)

737
Q

volo

A

velle, volui, wish, want, be willing (53)

738
Q

ostendo

A

ostendere, ostendi, ostentus, show, point out, display; stretch out; declare (53)

739
Q

aetas

A

aetatis, f., age (53)

740
Q

comparo

A

comparare, comparavi, comparatus, prepare, get; compare (53)

741
Q

appropinquo

A

appropinquare, appropinquavi, appropinquatus, come near, draw near, approach (+dat) (53)

742
Q

quoque

A

also, too (53)

743
Q

facultas

A

facultatis, f., ability, means; opportunity, chance (53)

744
Q

ordo

A

ordinis, m., order, rank, row (53)

745
Q

exerceo

A

exercere, exercui, exercitus, exercise, train, practice; keep busy (53)

746
Q

nolo

A

nolle, nolui, be unwilling, not want, not wish (53)

747
Q

quidem

A

at least, at any rate; as a matter of fact, to be sure, indeed; [ne?quidem] not even (53)

748
Q

mensis

A

mensis, m., month (53)

749
Q

interea

A

meanwhile (53)

750
Q

malo

A

malle, malui, prefer; wish more (53)

751
Q

maritimus

A

maritima, maritimum, of the sea (54)

752
Q

prudens

A

prudentis [gen.], wise, prudent; foresighted (54)

753
Q

integer

A

integra, integrum, untouched, fresh, undiminished; whole, entire (54)

754
Q

aeger

A

aegra, aegrum, sick, ill (54)

755
Q

vendo

A

vendere, vendidi, venditus, sell (54)

756
Q

munitio

A

munitionis, f., fortification (54)

757
Q

necessarius

A

necessaria, necessarium, necessary; (noun) relative (54)

758
Q

recens

A

recentis [gen.], recent, fresh, new (54)

759
Q

levis

A

leve, light, slight (54)

760
Q

obses

A

obsidis, m./f., hostage (54)

761
Q

egregius

A

egregia, egregium, excellent, distinguished, outstanding (54)

762
Q

ripa

A

ripae, f., (river)bank (54)

763
Q

apertus

A

aperta, apertum, open, uncovered, exposed, clear (54)

764
Q

caedes

A

caedis, f., murder, slaughter, killing (54)

765
Q

aedes

A

aedis, f., building, temple; (pl.) house (54)

766
Q

fio

A

fieri, factus sum, be made, become; happen (54)

767
Q

ratio

A

rationis, f., account; plan; manner; reason (54)

768
Q

vetus

A

veteris [gen.], old, former, ancient (54)

769
Q

militaris

A

militare, of a soldier, military (54)

770
Q

item

A

likewise (55)

771
Q

audeo

A

audere, ausus sum, dare (semideponent) (55)

772
Q

emo

A

emere, emi, emptus, buy (55)

773
Q

omnino

A

entirely, completely, wholly, altogether, in all, at all (55)

774
Q

caedo

A

caedere, cecidi, casus, cut (down/to pieces), kill (55)

775
Q

repente

A

suddenly (55)

776
Q

hiemo

A

hiemare, hiemavi, hiematus, (spend the) winter (55)

777
Q

cado

A

cadere, cecidi, casus, fall, die, be slain (55)

778
Q

potior

A

potiri, potitus sum, gain possession of, acquire, obtain (+abl) (55)

779
Q

supra

A

above, on top (55)

780
Q

vix

A

hardly, scarcely, with difficulty (55)

781
Q

circiter

A

about, approximately (with numbers) (55)

782
Q

frustra

A

in vain (55)

783
Q

tango

A

tangere, tetigi, tactus, touch (55)

784
Q

orior

A

oriri, ortus sum, rise, arise; spring from (55)

785
Q

fere

A

almost, about, nearly (with numbers and quantities); generally (55)

786
Q

utor

A

uti, usus sum, use (+abl) (55)

787
Q

vivo

A

vivere, vixi, victus, live, be alive (56)

788
Q

oportet

A

oportere, oportuit, it is necessary; it is proper, it is fitting; ought, must (impersonal) (56)

789
Q

suscipio

A

suscipere, suscepi, susceptus, undertake, begin; suffer (56)

790
Q

perturbo

A

perturbare, perturbavi, perturbatus, alarm, upset, disturb; confuse, throw into confusion (56)

791
Q

ceteri

A

ceterae, cetera, the rest (of), the others (56)

792
Q

ancora

A

ancorae, f., anchor (56)

793
Q

augeo

A

augere, auxi, auctus, increase, strengthen (56)

794
Q

auctor

A

auctoris, m., author, originator, founder, sponsor, writer (56)

795
Q

agmen

A

agminis, n., line, battle line, army on the march (56)

796
Q

complures

A

complura, several, many; (noun) several, a great many (56)

797
Q

consido

A

considere, consedi, consessus, sit down; settle, encamp (56)

798
Q

tego

A

tegere, texi, tectus, cover, hide; protect, defend (56)

799
Q

os

A

oris, n., mouth, face, expression (56)

800
Q

praeda

A

praedae, f., loot, booty, treasure (56)

801
Q

latus

A

lateris, n., side, flank (56)

802
Q

convenit

A

convenire, convenit, it is convenient (impersonal) (56)

803
Q

doleo

A

dolere, dolui, dolitus, suffer, hurt; grieve (for), be sorry (for) (56)

804
Q

palus

A

paludis, f., swamp, marsh (56)

805
Q

exploro

A

explorare, exploravi, exploratus, explore, search out, reconnoiter (56)

806
Q

casus

A

casus, m., fall, accident; misfortune, fate, chance (56)

807
Q

licet

A

licere, licuit, lictum, it is allowed, it is permitted (impersonal) (56)

808
Q

solvo

A

solvere, solvi, solutus, loose, untie; release, set free; pay (57)

809
Q

consulo

A

consulere, consului, consultus, consult, ask the advice of; consult the interests of, take counsel for (+dat) (57)

810
Q

pareo

A

parere, parui, paritus, obey (+dat) (57)

811
Q

resisto

A

resistere, restiti, —–, resist (+dat) (57)

812
Q

turpis

A

turpe, shameful, disgraceful, base; ugly (57)

813
Q

praesum

A

praeesse, praefui, praefuturus, be in command of, be at the head of, be in charge of (57)

814
Q

noceo

A

nocere, nocui, nocitus, harm, injure (+dat) (57)

815
Q

placeo

A

placere, placui, placitus, please (+dat) (57)

816
Q

vehemens

A

vehementis [gen.], violent, forceful, severe; vehement (57)

817
Q

praeficio

A

praeficere, praefeci, praefectus, place over, place in command of, place in charge of (57)

818
Q

provideo

A

providere, providi, provisus, foresee, see ahead; provide for (57)

819
Q

eripio

A

eripere, eripui, ereptus, snatch away, remove, rescue, escape (57)

820
Q

studeo

A

studere, studui, —–, be eager (for) (+dat), desire; study; strive (57)

821
Q

parco

A

parcere, peperci, parsus, spare (+dat) (57)

822
Q

desum

A

deesse, defui, defuturus, be lacking (57)

823
Q

confido

A

confidere, confisus sum, trust, have confidence in, rely on (+dat.) (semideponent) (57)

824
Q

rapio

A

rapere, rapui, raptus, seize, snatch, carry off, steal (57)

825
Q

incolo

A

incolere, incolui, —–, live in, dwell, inhabit (58)

826
Q

quisquam

A

quidquam, anyone, anything (58)

827
Q

aliquis

A

aliquid, someone, something; anyone, anything (58)

828
Q

voluntas

A

voluntatis, f., will, wish, desire, consent (58)

829
Q

mos

A

moris, m., custom, habit, tradition (58)

830
Q

quies

A

quietis, f., rest, sleep (58)

831
Q

coepi

A

coepisse, coeptus, begin (58)

832
Q

gratia

A

gratiae, f., favor, influence, good will; gratitude, thanks (58)

833
Q

adulescens

A

adulescentis [gen.], young; (noun) youth, young man (58)

834
Q

iaceo

A

iacere, iacui, —–, lie, lie dead (58)

835
Q

consuesco

A

consuescere, consuevi, consuetus, become accustomed (58)

836
Q

rumpo

A

rumpere, rupi, ruptus, break, burst; destroy (58)

837
Q

rumor

A

rumoris, m., rumor, murmur (58)

838
Q

sanguis

A

sanguinis, m., blood (58)

839
Q

rideo

A

ridere, risi, risus, laugh at, mock, deride; smile, laugh (58)

840
Q

aliqui

A

aliqua, aliquod, some (58)

841
Q

aperio

A

aperire, aperui, apertus, open, uncover, disclose, reveal, expose (58)

842
Q

sumo

A

sumere, sumpsi, sumptus, take, take up, assume, pick out (58)

843
Q

iuvo

A

iuvare, iuvi, iutus, help, assist, aid (58)

844
Q

remus

A

remi, m., oar (59)

845
Q

uxor

A

uxoris, f., wife (59)

846
Q

infans

A

infantis, m./f., infant, baby (59)

847
Q

laus

A

laudis, f., praise, glory (59)

848
Q

mulier

A

mulieris, f., woman, wife (59)

849
Q

inde

A

then; from there, from that place, thence (59)

850
Q

beneficium

A

beneficii, n., kindness, favor, benefit (59)

851
Q

litus

A

litoris, n., shore, coast (59)

852
Q

lacrima

A

lacrimae, f., tear (59)

853
Q

cohors

A

cohortis, f., cohort (59)

854
Q

plebs

A

plebis, f., the common people, plebeians (59)

855
Q

custos

A

custodis, m./f., guard, guardian, keeper, watchman; watch (59)

856
Q

equitatus

A

equitatus, m., cavalry (59)

857
Q

explorator

A

exploratoris, m., spy, scout (59)

858
Q

saxum

A

saxi, n., rock, crag (59)

859
Q

opinio

A

opinionis, f., belief, idea, opinion; expectation; reputation (59)

860
Q

magistratus

A

magistratus, m., magistracy, public office; magistrate (59)

861
Q

miror

A

mirari, miratus sum, wonder at, admire; marvel, be surprised (60)

862
Q

mereor

A

mereri, meritus sum, deserve, earn (60)

863
Q

descendo

A

descendere, descendi, descensus, come down, go down, climb down, descend (60)

864
Q

ineo

A

inire, inii, initus, go in, enter, begin (60)

865
Q

reficio

A

reficere, refeci, refectus, repair, restore (60)

866
Q

deduco

A

deducere, deduxi, deductus, lead down, lead away; escort; launch (60)

867
Q

nascor

A

nasci, natus sum, be born, arise, begin; be found (60)

868
Q

conscendo

A

conscendere, conscendi, conscensus, climb, ascend; embark; go on board (60)

869
Q

ascendo

A

ascendere, ascendi, ascensus, ascend, climb (up); embark (60)

870
Q

taceo

A

tacere, tacui, tacitus, be silent (60)

871
Q

defero

A

deferre, detuli, delatus, carry, bring; report (60)

872
Q

morior

A

moriri, mortuus sum, die (60)

873
Q

reicio

A

reicere, reieci, reiectus, throw back, repulse (60)

874
Q

coniungo

A

coniungere, coniunxi, coniunctus, join (together), unite (60)

875
Q

verto

A

vertere, verti, versus, turn (60)

876
Q

repello

A

repellere, reppuli, repulsus, drive off, drive back, repulse (60)

877
Q

revertor

A

reverti, reversus, go back, return (60)

878
Q

reperio

A

reperire, reperui, repertus, find, learn; discover (60)

879
Q

tribuo

A

tribuere, tribui, tributus, assign, grant (60)