Latin Flashcards
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crux crucis
A
cross
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classis classis
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fleet
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cohors chortis
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cohort
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consul consulis (m)
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consul
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auctoritas auctoritatis
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authority, influence
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libertas libertatis
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liberty
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timor timoris
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fear
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barbarus -a -um
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barbarian, foreigner
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firmus -a -um
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strong, vigorous
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plurimus -a -um
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very many, the greatest number, the most
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idoneus -a -um (w/ dat)
-ad (w/ acc)
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suitable, proper, convenient
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proximus -a -um (w/ dat)
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nearest, next
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paco [1]
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pacify (tr)
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incolo incolere incolui [3]
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inhabit, dwell in (tr)
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capio capere cepi captus [3]
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take, capture (tr)
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consilium capere
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to make a plan
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facio facere feci factus [3]
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do, make (tr)
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iter facere
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to march, to make a journey
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fugio fugere fugi fugiturus [3]
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flee (intr)
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cupio cupere cupivi cupitus [3]
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desire (tr)
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jacio jacere jeci jactus [3]
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throw, hurl (tr)
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-ne
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particle used in asking questions
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num
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word used in asking questions when the answer ‘no’ is expected
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nonne
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word used in asking questions when the answer ‘yes’ is expected
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quis, quid
who, what
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reduco reducere reduxi reductus [3]
lead back, draw back (tr)
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rejicio rejicere rejeci rejectus [3]
hurl back, drive back, repel (tr)
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remitto remittere remisi remissus [3]
send back, return, release (tr)
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repello repellere reppuli repulsus [3]
beat back, drive back (tr)
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reprimo reprimere repressi repressus [3]
press back, check, restrain (tr)
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vivo vivere vixi victurus [3]
live (intr)
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praesidium -i
garrison, protection
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pilum -i
javelin
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rogo [1]
ask, request (tr)
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quot
how many (indecl)
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quantus -a -um
how large, how great
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quo [adv]
whither, where (of motion)
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scio [4]
know (tr)
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quaero quaerere quaesivi quaesitus [3]
seek, ask (tr)
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dolor doloris
pain, sorrow
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aperio aperire aperui apertus [4]
open, uncover, expose (tr)
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ego, mei
I, we
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tu tui
you
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meus -a -um
my, mine
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noster nostra nostrum
our, ours, our own
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tuus -a -um
your (of one), yours, your own
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vester vestra vestrum
your (of more than one), yours, your own
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is, ea, id
he, she, it (pl. they)
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ejus
his, her, hers, its, of him
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eorum, earum
their, of them
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aui
himself (him), herself (her), itself (it), themselves (them)
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suus -a -um
his, her, its, their (own)
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recipio recipere recepi receptus [3]
with a reflexive pronoun
take back (tr)
withdraw, recover
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dedo dedere dedidi deditus [3]
give up, devote, surrender (tr)
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abdo abdere abdibi abditus [3]
hide, conceal (tr)
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dejicio dejicere dejeci dejectus [3]
bring together, collect, force (tr)
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relinquo relinquere reliqui relictus [3]
divide, seperate (tr)
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fuga -ae
in fugam do, dare, dedi, datus [1]
flight
put to flight (tr)
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ex [e, prer w/ abl]
out of, from
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de [prep with abl]
down from, out of, from, concerning
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ab [a, prep w/ abl]
by, away from, from
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hic haec hoc
this (pl, these)
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is ea id
that (pl, those)
he, she, it, they
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ille illa illud
that (pl, those)
he, she, it, they
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causa -ae
cause, reason
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causa (preceded by gen)
for the sake of
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ratio rationis
method, reason, play, way
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diligo diligere dilexi dilectus [3]
love (tr)
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contra (prep w/ acc)
against, opposite
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de (prep w/ abl)
down from, out of, from, concerning, for (w. causa)
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interficio interficere interfeci interfectus [3]
kill (tr)
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adduco adducere adduxi adductus [3]
lead to, induce, influence (tr)
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conspicio conspicere conspexi conspectus [3]
observe, perceive (tr)
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conficio conficere confeci confectus [3]
accomplish, finish, exhaust (tr)
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accipio accipere accepi acceptus
recieve, take (tr)
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facilius (comp adv)
more easily
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ut (conj)
that, in order that
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ne (conj)
that...not, in order that not
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quo (conj)
that, in order that (compartive adv/adj)
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diligens diligentis
careful, exact
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audax audacis
daring, bold, courageous
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acer acris acre
sharp, fierce, eager
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celer celeris celere
swift
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studeo studere studui [2]
(w/ dat)
am eager (for), strive (after), am devoted (to) [intr]
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resisto resistere restiti [3]
(w/ dat)
resist behind, resist, withstand (intr)
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praesum praeesse praefui praefuturus (w/ dat)
am over, am in command of (irreg intr)
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noceo nocere nocui nociturus [2] (w/ dat)
harm, injure (intr)
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praeficio praeficere praefeci praefectus [3]
put in command of (tr)
of thing of which (w/ dat)
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hortor [1]
urge, encourage (tr)
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vereor [2]
fear (tr)
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sequor sequi secutus sum [3]
follow, pursue (tr)
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patior pati passus sum [3]
suffer, allow (tr)
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orior oriri ortus sum [4]
rise, arise (intr)
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loquor loqui locutus sum [3]
talk, speak (tr and intr)
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proficiscor proficisci profectus sum [3]
set out, depart (intr)
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aggredior aggredi aggressus sum [3]
advance to, attack (tr)
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cum (conj)
when
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qui quae quod
who, what, which, that
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committo committere commisi commisus [3]
commit, allow (tr)
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proelium committere
to join battle, to begin battle
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angustiae angustiarum
defile, narrow place, difficulties
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inquit
he says, he said
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peccatum -i
mistake, sin (in Christian Latin)
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ante (prep w/ acc)
before, in front of
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extremus -a -um
outermost, farthest, last
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superior superius
higher, former
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summus -a -um
highest
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ulterior ulterius
farther
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ultimus -a -um
farthest, last
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medius -a -um
middle
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eo -ire ivi (ii) itum
go (irreg intr)
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exeo exire exii (-ivi) exitum
go out (irreg intr)
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transeo transire transii (-ivi) transitus
go across, cross, pass (irreg tr)
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ineo inire inii (-ivi) initus
go into, enter upon (irreg tr)
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adeo adire adii (-ivi) aditus
go to, approach, visit (irreg tr)
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hora -ae
hour
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dies diei m (f)
day
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mille (indecl adj)
thousand
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milia milium (n)
thousands
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decem (indecl numeral)
ten
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quattuor (indecl numeral)
four
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pes pedis (m)
foot
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passus -us
a pace
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mille passus
a mile
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diu (adv)
a long time, long (of time)
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parum (adv)
little, too little
127
parum (indecl noun) (w/ gen)
too little, not enough)
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satis (adv)
sufficiently
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satis (indecl noun) (w/ gen)
enough
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tuto (adv)
safely
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multum (adv)
much, greatly
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facile (adv)
easily
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ullus -a -um
any
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nullus -a -u m
no, none
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solus -a -um
alone, only
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totus -a -um
whole, all of, the whole of
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unus -a um
one
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alius alia alud
other, another
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alter altera alterum
the other, the one (of two)
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uterque utraque utrumque (gen utriusque; dat utrique)
each, both (of two)
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duo duae duo
two
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tres tria
three
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centum (indecl numeral)
one hundred
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primus -a -um
first
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secundus -a -um
alter altera alterum
second
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teritus -a -um
third
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prohibeo [2] (w/ abl of seperation)
ward off, prevent (tr)
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fero ferre tuli latus
bear, bring, carry (irreg tr)
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infero inferre in tuli illatus (w/ dat of person)
bring (upon), inflict (upon), inspire (in) [tr]
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differo differre distuli dilatus
scatter, put off, differ (irreg tr)
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confero conferre contuli collatus
bring together, compare (irreg tr w/ reflexive pronoun)
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refero referre contuli collatus
bring back, report, refer (irreg tr)
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pedem referre
to fall back, to retreat
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ipse ipsa ipsum
self
155
praeter (prep w/ acc)
except, past, contrary to
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socius -i
companion, ally
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suscipio suscipere suscepi susceptus [3]
undertake, take (upon oneself) [tr]
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vis (gen vis [rare]; acc vim; abl vi)
force, power, violence
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vi (abl of vis)
violently, by force
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induco inducere induxi inductus [3]
lead in, lead on, influence (tr)
161
possum posse potui (w/ pres infin)
am able, can (irreg tr)
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constituo constituere constitui constitutus [3] (w/ pres infin)
place, set up, decide, determine (tr)
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conor [1] (w/ pres infin)
try, attempt (tr)
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coepi coepisse coeptus sum {w/ pres infin)
began, have began (tr)
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debeo [2] (w/ pres infin)
ought, owe (tr)
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jubeo jubere jussi jussus [2] (acc w/ pres infin)
order, command (tr)
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mando [1] (w/ dat of person)
commit, entrust (tr)
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paro [1] (w/ pres infin)
prepare, get ready (tr)
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consequor consequi consecutus sum [3]
overtake, gain, follow up (tr)
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jungo jungere junxi junctus [3]
join, unite (tr)
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conjungo conjungere conjunxi conjunctus [3]
join together, unite (tr)
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permoveo permovere permovi permotus [2]
arouse, influence (tr)
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puto [1] (acc w/ infin)
think (tr)
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nego [1] (acc w/ infin)
deny, say...not (tr)
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existimo [1] (acc w/ infin)
think (tr)
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demonstro [1] (acc w/ infin)
show, point out (tr)
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confirmo [1] (w/ acc w/ infin)
encourage, strengthen (tr)
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respondeo respondere respondi responsus [2] (acc w/ infin)
answer
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intellego intellegere intellexi intellectus [3] (acc w/ infin)
understand, perceive (tr)
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dico dicere dixi dictus [3] (acc w/ infin)
say, tell (tr)
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animadverto animadvertere animadverti animadversus [3] (acc w/ infin)
attend to, notice (tr)
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sentio sentire sensi sensus [4] (acc w/ infin)
feel, perceive, think (tr)
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reperio reperire repperi repertus [4] (acc w/ infin)
find (out) [tr]
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scio [4] (acc w/ infin)
know (tr)
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arbitror [1] (acc w/ infin)
consider, think (tr)
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nuntio [1] (acc w/ infin)
announce, report (tr)
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polliceor [2] (acc w/ infin, usually future)
promise
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credo credere credidi creditus [3] (tr & intr) (w/ dat of person to whom/in whom; acc w/ infin)
believe, trust, entrust (tr)
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dispono disponere disposui dispositus [3]
distribute, station (tr)
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conscribo consbribere conscripsi conscriptus [3] (acc w/ infin)
enroll, write (tr)
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revertor reverti reversus sum [3]
return (intr)
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trasuco traducere traduxi traductus [3] (two accs or acc and trans w/ acc)
lead across, lead over (tr)
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impedio [4]
hinder, impede (tr)
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egredior egredi egressus sum [3]
go out (intr)
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potior [4] (w/ abl or gen)
get possession of, become master of (intr)
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veto vetare vetui vetitus [1] (acc w/ pres infin
forbid (tr)
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conjuro [1]
conspire, form a conspiracy (intr)
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commoveo commovere commovi commotus [2]
alarm, arouse (tr)
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ut primum (conj)
cum primum (conj)
as soon as
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postquam (conj)
after
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ubi (conj)
when
202
volo velle volui [w/ pres infin; acc w/ infin; ut (ne)]
am willing, wish (tr)
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eripio eripere eripui ereptus [3] (w/ dat of person or thing from which) (ab or ex w/ abl)
take away, save from
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vires virium (f)
strength, force
205
majores majorum (m)
ancestors, forefathers
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tempus temporis (n)
time
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sumo sumere sumpsi sumptus [3]
take, assume (tr)
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tot (indecl adj)
so many
209
ventus -i
wind
210
fio fieri factus sum
am made, am done, become, happen (irreg intr)
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impero [1] (w/ dat of person)
w/ ut (ne)
levy (tr)
order, command
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mando [1] (w/ dat of person)
w/ ut (ne)
commit, entrust (tr)
command
213
efficio efficere effeci effectus [3] (ut non or ne)
bring about, cause (tr)
214
persuadeo persuadere persuasi persuasum [2] (w/ dat; ut)
persuade (intr)
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ostendo ostendere ostendi ostentus [3] (acc w/ infin)
show, tell (tr)
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utor uti usus sum [3] (w/ abl)
use, employ, exercise (intr)
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nemo neminis
no one
218
caritas catitatis
charity, love
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talis -e
such, of such a kind
220
tantus -a -um
so great
221
sic (adv)
ita (adv)
so
in such a manner
222
tam (adv)
adeo (adv)
so
to such a degree
223
annus -i
year
224
tollo tollere sustuli sublatus [3]
lift up, take away (tr)
225
pauci -ae -a
few
226
desum deesse defui defuturus (w/ dat)
am lacking, am adsent, fail (irreg intr)
227
perspicio perspicere perspexi perspectus [3] (acc w/ infin)
view, inspect, perceive (tr)
228
morior mori mortuus sum [3]
die (intr)
229
ave (interjection)
hail!
230
miserere (w/ dat or gen)
have mercy (on)
231
noli (w/ pres infin)
nolite (w/ pres infin)
be unwilling
232
quia quod quoniam (conj)
because
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cum (conj)
since
