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Latin 2 Flashcards

(500 cards)

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diduco diducere diduxi diductus

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divide split seperate sever cause to come apart loosen spread open deply forces

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dies diei m.

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day daytime period

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differo differre distuli dilatus V

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postpone/delay/differ; put off keep waiting; give respite to; differ disagree

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differo differre distuli dilatus V

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postpone/delay/differ; put off keep waiting; give respite to; differ disagree

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difficilis difficile

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difficult

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diffido diffidere diffisus sum

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expect not despair

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dilabor dilabi dilapsussum

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run flow slip away scatter

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diligens diligentis

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careful diligent accurate

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diligo diligere dilexi dilectus

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love hold dear value esteem have special regard for

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dillucidus a um

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plain clear distinct

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dimetior dimetiri demensus sum

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measure out/off weigh out measure by weight lay out

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dimico dimicare dimicui dimicatus

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fight battle

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dirimo dirimere diremi diremptus

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pull apart cleave break up dissolve sort votes

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dirimo dirimere diremi diremptus V (3rd) TRANS

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pull/break/take apart; cleave; sort (votes); break up/dissolve (joint activity)

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diripio diripere diripui direptus

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pull or tear apart or to pieces shred run after pluder

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diruo diruere dirui dirutus

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destroy wreck pull down

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dis ditis

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rich wealthy

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discedo discedere discessi discessum

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depart leave

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discepto disceptare disceptavi disceptatus V (1st)

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dispute; debate; arbitrate

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discindo discindere discidi discissus V (3rd)

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cut in two divide

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disco discere didici

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learn

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disco discere didici discitus

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learn become acquainted with

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discrimen discriminis N (3rd) N

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crisis separating line division; distinction difference

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discrimen discriminis N (3rd) N

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crisis separating line division; distinction difference

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disertus a um
eloquent skillfully expressed
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dispensator dispensatoris N (3rd) M
steward; attendant; treasurer; dispenser
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dispertio dispertire despertivi despertitus
divide distribute
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displiceo displicere displicui displicitus
displease
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disquisitio disquisitionis N (3rd) F
inquiry
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dissentio dissentire dissenti dissensus
dissent disagree differ
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dissolutus dissoluta dissolutum ADJ
loose; lax; negligent dissolute
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distichon distichi N N
couplet two line poem/verse
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distineo distinere distinui distentus
keep apart separate prevent hold up distract
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distineo distinere distinui distentus
keep apart separate prevent hold up distract
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distineo distinere distinui distentus V (2nd)
keep apart separate; prevent hold up; distract
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distraho distrahere distraxi distractus
separate pull apart divide
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diu
for a long time
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diuturnitas diuturnitatis
long duration
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divum divi
sky open air
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do dare dedi datus
give
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docilitas docilitatis
aptitude docility
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dolor doloris m.
sorrow grief pain
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domi
at home home
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dominus i m.
master
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donec CONJ
while as long as until
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donum i n.
gift
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dos dotis f.
dowry dower
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dos dotis N (3rd) F
dowry dower; talent quality
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duco ducere duxi ductus
lead
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dulcis dulce
sweet pleasant
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dum
while
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dumtaxat
to this extent no more than as long as only
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duo duae duo
two
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duodecim
twelve
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durus a um
hard difficult tough
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dux ducis m.
leader
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e ex
abl out of from
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edo edare edidi editus
eject emit put forth begeth display
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edo esse edi esus
eat
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effero efferre extuli elatus
carry out bring out raise
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efficio efficere effeci effectus
accomplish bring about
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effreno effrenare effrenavi effrenatus V (1st)
unbridle let loose; remove or slacken the reins of a horse
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effreno effrenare effrenavi effrenatus V (1st)
unbridle let loose; remove or slacken the reins of a horse
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effundo effundere effudi effusus V (3rd) TRANS
pour out/away/off; allow to drain; shower; volley (missiles); send/stream forth
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ego mei
I me
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egredior egredi egressus sum
go out depart set out
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elatus
proud
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elido elidere elisi elisus
strick or dash out expel shatter crush out strangle destroy
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eligo eligere elegi electus
pick out chose
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eluceo elucere eluxi
shine forth be manifest
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emax emacis
fond/over fond of buying
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emendico emendicare emendicavi emendicatus V (1st) TRANS
beg solicit obtain by begging
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emendo emendare emendavi emendatus
correct repair improve free from errors
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emergo emergere emersi emersus
emerge escape appear arise
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emineo eminere eminui
stand out be prominent excel
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eminus
at a distance
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eminus
at a distance
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emo emere emi emptus
buy gain acquire obtain
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emolumentem emolumenti
advantage benefit
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emolumentum emolumenti
advantage berefit
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enascor enascari enatus
sprout spring forth arise be born out of something by natural growth
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enim
for
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enitor eniti enisus sum
bring forth bear give birth to struggle upwards mount climb strive
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enixe enixius enixissime ADV
earnestly assiduously with strenuous efforts
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enixe enixius enixissime ADV
earnestly assiduously with strenuous efforts
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enodo enodare
make clear
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eo ire ii itum
go
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ephebus i
boy youth
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ephippoum ephippii
pad saddle horse blanket
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epistula ae f.
letter
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epula epulae N (1st) F
courses (pl.) food dishes of food; dinner; banquet; feast for the eyes
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epulor epulari epulatus sum
feast
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equus i m.
horse
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era erae
mistress
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erga
towards
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ergastulum ergastuli N (2nd) N
convicts (pl.); chain gang; inmates of a workhouse/penitentiary; prison; prison on estate where refractory slaves worked in chains; workhouse
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ericius erici(i) N (2nd) M
hedgehog; beam thickly studded with iron spikes as a military barrier
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eripio erpiere eripui eruptus
burst out break out
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erubesco erubescere erubui
redden blush
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erudio erudire erudivi eruditus
educate teach instruct
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escendo escendere escendi escensus
ascend
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essedarius essedarii
gladior soldier fighting from chariot
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essedum essedi
war chariot light traveling carriage
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et
and
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etiam
even also too
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evado evadere evasi evasus
evade escape avoid
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evenio evenire eveni eventus
come out/ happen turn out
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exaequo exaequare exaequavi exaequatus
equalize make equal
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exagito exagitare exigitavi exigitatus
drive out stir up
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exanimo exanimare exanimavi exanimatus
kill deprive of life scare tire exhaust
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exardo exardere exarsi exarsus
kindle inflame break out
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excedo excedere excessi excessum
go out leave depart
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excipio excipere excepi exceptus
take out remove follow recieve ward off
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excito excitare excitavi excitatus
wake up stir up cause raise erect incite excite
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excogito excogitare excogitavi excogitatus
think out devise
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excolo excolere excolui excultus V (3rd)
improve; develop honor
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excubia excubiae N (1st) F
watching (pl.); keeping of a watch/guard/vigil; the watch soldiers on guard
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excubia excubiae N (1st) F
watching (pl.); keeping of a watch/guard/vigil; the watch soldiers on guard
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exeo exire exii exitum
go out leave
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exequor exequi executus sum V (3rd) DEP
follow go along/on with; pursue for vengeance/punishment; strive/search after; persist in; execute carry out; rehearse; attain arrive at accomplish
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exequor exequi executus sum V (3rd) DEP
follow go along/on with; pursue for vengeance/punishment; strive/search after; persist in; execute carry out; rehearse; attain arrive at accomplish
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exequor exequi executus sum V (3rd) DEP
follow go along/on with; pursue for vengeance/punishment; strive/search after; persist in; execute carry out; rehearse; attain arrive at accomplish
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exercitus exercitus m.
army
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exercuo exercere exercui exercitus
exercise train drill
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exiguitas exiguitatis
smallness paucity shortness scarcity
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exiguus exigua exiguum
small meager dreary a bit of scanty petty short poor
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exiguus exigua exiguum ADJ
small; meager; dreary; a little a bit of; scanty petty short poor
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eximius eximia eximium
select extrordinary special excellent
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exinanio exinanire exinanivi exinanitus
empty remove contents of strip despoil drain dry pour out weaken
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exitiabilis exitiabilis exitiabile ADJ
destructive deadly
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exolesco exolescere exolevi exoletus V (3rd) INTRANS
grow up become adult; grow stale deteriorate; die out/fade away; be forgotten
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exordior exordioni exorsus sum
begin commence
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expallesco expallescere expallui
turn pale
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expedio expedire expedivi expeditus
disengage loose set free procure make ready
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expeditus a um
without baggage lightly armed unencumbered
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expello expellere explui expulsus
drive out expel
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experior experiri experatus sum
test put to the test find out discover
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expers expertis
free from lacking experience
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expolio expolire expolivi expolitus
polish refine
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expono exponere exposui expositus
arrange set out explain disembark
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expono exponere exposui expositus
set out explain
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expono exponere exposui expositus V (3rd)
set/put forth/out; abandon expose; publish; explain relate; disembark
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exposco exposcere expoposci
request ask for demand
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exprimo exprimere expressi expressus
squeeze imitate portray
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exprobro exprobrare exprobravi exprobratus V (1st) TRANS
reproach upbraid reprove; bring up as reproach (against person DAT)
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exprobro exprobrare exprobravi exprobratus V (1st) TRANS
reproach upbraid reprove; bring up as reproach (against person DAT)
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exquiro exquiere exquisivi exquisitus
seek out search for hunt up inquire into
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exspecto exspectare exspectavi exspectatus
wait for await
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exto extare extiti V (1st)
stand out or forth project be visible exist be on record
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extorqueo extorquere extorsi extortus
extort tear away twist away
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extorqueo extorquere extorsi extortus V (2nd)
extort; tear away twist away; twist/wrench out
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extraneus extranea extraneum ADJ
external extraneous foreign; not belonging to one's family or household
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extrudo extrudere extrusi extrusus
thrust out draw out
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extruo extruere extruxi extructus
pile up build up raise
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exuo exuere exui exutus V (3rd)
pull off; undress take off; strip deprive of; lay aside cast off
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exuo exuere exui exutus V (3rd)
pull off; undress take off; strip deprive of; lay aside cast off
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fabula ae f.
story
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facile
easily readily
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facilis facile
easy
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facinus facinoris
deed crime outrage
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facio facere feci factus
do make
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factiosus a um
seditious turbulent
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factum i n.
deed act fact
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facultas facultatis
means ability skill
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faenus faenoris
interest profit usury gain advantage
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faenus faenoris N (3rd) N
interest (on capital) usury; profit gain; advantage
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fagus fagi
beech tree
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fallo fallere fefelli falsus
decieve slip by disappoint
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fallo fallere fefelli falsus
decieve beguile be mistaken
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fama ae f.
rumor reputation report
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fanum i
sanctuary temple
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fanum fani
sactuary temple
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fastigium fastigii
peak summit top slope tip
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fastus fasta fastum ADJ
not forbidden; [~ dies => day on which praetor's court was open judicial day]
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fatidicus fatidica fatidicum ADJ
prophetic
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faustus fausta faustum ADJ
favorable; auspicious; lucky prosperous
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fautor fautoris
patron protector
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fautrix fautricis
patroness protector
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faux faucis
gullet throat neck jaws maw narrow pass shaft chasm
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faveo favere favi fautus
favor befriend support back up
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feliciter
fortunately successfully
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felix felicis
fortunate happy
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femina ae f.
woman
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fere
nearly almost in general
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fero ferre tuli latus
carry bear endure
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ferreus ferrea ferreum
iron made of iron cruel unyeilding
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festinatio festinationis
speed haste hurry
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fetialis fetialis N (3rd) M
Roman priest/college of priests (pl.) representing Rome in diplomatic dealings
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fictilis
of clay
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fidus a um
dat faithful loyal
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filia ae f.
daughter
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filius ii m.
son
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filum i n.
thread
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finis finis m.
end limit boundary
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firmus a um
strong stable
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fistuca fistucae
rammer mallet
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flamma ae f.
flame
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fleo flere flevi fletus
cry for cry weep
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flo flare flavi flatus
breath blow
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flumen fluminis n.
river
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flustrum flustri
stream ford swell rough sea calm quiet state of sea
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fodio fodere fodi fossus
dig dig out stab
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folium ii n.
leaf
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fons fontis m.
spring
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forensis forensis forense ADJ
public; pertaining to the courts
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foris foris
door gate
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forma ae f.
shape form
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fortis forte
brave strong
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fortiter
bravely
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forum i n.
the forum
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frango frangere fregi fractus
break wreck
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frater fratris m.
brother
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fraus fraudis N (3rd) F
fraud; trickery deceit; imposition offense crime; delusion
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fretum freti
sea narrow sea straits
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fretus a um
relying on
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fretus a um
relying on trusting to supported by
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frigus frigoris n.
cold
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fructus us m.
fruit
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frumentum i n.
grain
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frustro frustrare frustravi frustratus
disappoint frustrate deceive escape
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fuga ae f.
flight escape
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fugio fugere fugi fugiturus
flee escape
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fulmen fulminis n.
lightning bolt
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fumus i m.
smoke
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funditor funditoris
slinger
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fundo fundere fudi fusus
pour cast metals scatter shed rout
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fundo fundere fudi fusus V (3rd)
pour cast (metals); scatter shed rout
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fundo fundere fudi fusus V (3rd)
pour cast (metals); scatter shed rout
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fundo fundere fudi fusus V (3rd)
pour cast (metals); scatter shed rout
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fungor fungi functus sum
perform execute discharge be engaged in
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furor furoris m.
fury rage anger madness
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galea ae
helmet
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garrulous a um
talkative
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gaudium ii n.
joy
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gemma gemmae N (1st) F
bud; jewel gem precious stone; amber; cup (material); seal signet; game piec
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generosus a um
noble of noble birth
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gens gentis f.
tribe nation
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genus generis n.
type kind
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germana ae
full sister
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gero gerere gessi gestus
carry on wage wear
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gigas gigantis m.
giant
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gladius ii m.
sword
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grassator grassatoris N (3rd) M
vagabond; footpad highway robber
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grassator grassatoris N (3rd) M
vagabond; footpad highway robber
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grassator grassatoris N (3rd) M
vagabond; footpad highway robber
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gratulor gratulari gratulatus
congradulat rejoyce be gland thank render thanks
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gratus a um
dat pleasing to
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gravis grave
heavy serious severe
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graviter
heavily seriously severely deeply
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gravor gravari gravatus sum
show/bear with reluctance be burdened
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grex gregis N (3rd) C
flock herd; crowd; company crew; people/animals assembled; set/faction/class
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gubernator gubernatoris
helmsman pilot
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gusto gustare gustavi gustatus
taste sip enjoy have some experience of
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habeo habere habui habitus
have hold
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habito habitare habitavi habitatus
dwell live
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hamus hami N (2nd) M
hook; barb of an arrow; spike
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harena ae f.
sand arena
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Harpago harpagonis
hook grappling iron
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hasta ae f.
spear
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hebesco hebescere V (3rd)
grow blunt or feeble
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hebesco hebescere V (3rd)
grow blunt or feeble
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herba ae f.
herb
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heres heredis
heir
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heu
alas
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hic
here in this place
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hic haec hoc
this these
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hinc
from here hence
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hodie
today
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homo hominis m.
human man
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honos honoris
honor respect reward office
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hora ae f.
hour
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horreum horrei
storehouse barn
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horribilis e
horrible terrifying
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hortor hortari hortatus sum
encourage urge
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hostia hostiae N (1st) F
victim sacrifice; sacrificial offering/animal
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hostis hostis m.
enemy
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ibi
there in that place
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idcirco
therefore
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idem eadem idem
the same
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identidem
repeatedly again and again continually
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idonee
suitably
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idoneus a um
dat suitable
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igitur
therefore
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ignis ignis m.
fire
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ignominia ignominiae N (1st) F
disgrace ignominy dishonor
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ignotus a um
dat unknown ignoble
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ille illa illud
that those
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illido illidere illisi illisus V (3rd) TRANS
strike/beat/dash/push against/on; injure by crushing; drive (teeth into)
289
imbecillis imbecille imbecillior or us imbecillissimus a um ADJ
weak/feeble; delicate (plant); fragile; ineffective; lacking in power/resources
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imber imbris N (3rd) M
rain shower storm; shower of liquid/snow/hail/missiles; water (in general)
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imbuo imbuere imbui imbutus
wet soak dip
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immanis immane
huge vast inhuman brutal
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immeritus immerita immeritum ADJ
undeserving; undeserved unmerited
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immodicus immodica immodicum ADJ
beyond measure immoderate excessive
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immolo immolare immolavi immolatus
sacrifice offer burn
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immolo immolare immolavi immolatus V (1st)
sacrifice offer (victim) in sacrifice; sprinkle with sacred meal; immolate
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impedimentum impedimenti
hinderance baggage
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impensa ae
expense outlay cost
299
imperator imperatoris m.
commander general
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imperatum i n.
command order
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imperitus a um
unskilled ignorant
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imperium imperii n.
command power rule
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impero imperare imperavi imperatus
dat command order
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impertio impertire impertivi impertitus
bestow impart
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impetigo impetiginis N (3rd) F
impetigo; (pustular skin disease scaly skin eruption); (also on bark of fig)
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impetus impetus m.
attack
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implico implicare implicui implicitus
implicate involve engage entangle entwine perplex
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impraesentiarum
in present circumstances
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imprimis
chiefly in the first place above all
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imus ima imum ADJ
inmost deepest bottommost last; (inferus); [~ vox => highest treble]
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in
abl in on acc into onto
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inaedifico inaedificare inaedificavi inaedificatus
build in a place wall up
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inanis inanis inare
void empty hollow
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incertus incerta incertum ADJ
uncertain; unsure inconstant variable; doubtful
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incido incidere incidi incisus V (3rd)
cut into cut open; inscribe engrave inscription; break off
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incipio incipere incepi inceptus
begin take on
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incoho incohare incohavi incohatus V (1st)
begin/start (work); set going establish; draft/sketch/outline; enter upon
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incoho incohare incohavi incohatus V (1st)
begin/start (work); set going establish; draft/sketch/outline; enter upon
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incoho incohare incohavi incohatus V (1st)
begin/start (work); set going establish; draft/sketch/outline; enter upon
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incolumis incolumis incolume
unharmed alive safe unimpaired
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incommodum incommodi
disadvantage inconvenience setback harm detriment defeat aliment
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inconditus incondita inconditum ADJ
rough crude; uncivilized; disordered not disciplined
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Inconsulte inconsultius inconsultissime
rashly ill advisedly incaustiously
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increpo increpare increpui increpitus V (1st) TRANS
rebuke chide reprove; protest at/indignantly complain loudly/scornfully
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incubo incubare incubui incubitus
lie on sit on
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incuriosus incuriosa incuriosum ADJ
careless/negligent; indifferent; paying no attention off guard unsuspecting
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indico indicere indixi indictus
declare publicly proclaim
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indico indicere indixi indictus V (3rd)
declare publicly; proclaim announce; appoint; summon
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indifferens (gen.) indifferentis ADJ
indifferent; neither good nor bad; unconcerned
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indigeo indigere indigui
need lack require
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indignor indignari indignatus sum V (1st) DEP
deem unworthy scorn regard with indignation resent be indignant
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indo indere indedi inditus V (3rd)
put in or on; introduce
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indoles indolis
innate character
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indulgeo indulgere indulsi indultus
indulge be indulgent
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induo induere indui indutus
put on clothe cover dress
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indutia ae
truce respite
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inermis
unarmed
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infant infantiae
infancy inability to speak
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infelix infelicis
unfortunate
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infero inferre intuli inlatus
bring/carry in import advance impel pay charge as expense
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infestus a um
unsafe dangerous hostile
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infitior infitiari infitiatus sum
deny withhold denounce disown repudiate contradict
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infodio infodere infodi infossus
bury
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infula infulae
band fillet woolden headband knotted with ribbons
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ingemisco ingemiscere ingemui ingemitus V (3rd)
groan/moan (begin to) at/over; cry w/pain/anguish/sorrow; creak/groan (object)
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ingemo ingemere ingemui ingemitus V (3rd)
groan/moan/sigh (at/over); utter cry of pain/anguish; creak/groan (objects)
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ingeniosus a um
clever ingenious
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ingero ingerere ingessi ingestus V (3rd)
carry in throw in; heap; force/thrust/throw upon
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inicio inicere injeci injectus
hurl/throw/strike in/into inject put on inspire instill
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inimicus i m.
enemy
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initium i n.
beginning start
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inlustris inlustre inlustrior or us inlustrissimus a um ADJ
bright shining brilliant; clear lucid; illustrious distinguished famous
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innitor inniti innixus sum
lean/rest on be supported by
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innocentia ae
innocence integrity
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innocentia ae f.
innocence integrity
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innoxius a um
harmless innocent
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innutrio innutrire innutrivi innutritus V (4th) TRANS
nourish
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inopia ae
lack need poverty want scarcity
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inopinatus a um
unexpected unforseen surprising
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inpedio inpedire inpedivi inpeditus
hinder obstruct
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inpetro inpetrare inpetravi inpetratus
obtain procure achieve
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inquit
he says she says
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inridicule
without wit unwittingly unamusingly
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insigne insignis n.
badge mark decoration
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insilio insilire insilui
come leap upon leap attack bound mount
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instar undeclined N N
image likeness resemblance; counterpart; the equal/form of (w/GEN)
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instinctus instincta instinctum ADJ
roused fired; infuriated
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insuefactus insuefacta insuefactum
well trained
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insula ae f.
island
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insuper PREP ACC
above on top; in addition (to); over
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insuper PREP ACC
above on top; in addition (to); over
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integer integra integrum
whole entire fresh
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intellego intellegere intellexi intellectus
understand realize
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inter
acc between among
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intercapedo intercapedinis N (3rd) F
intermission; interruption continuity break; interval/pause/delay/respite; gap
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intercludo intercludere interclusi interclusus
cut off blockafe hinder block up
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intercludo intercludere interclusi interclusus V (3rd)
cut off; blockade; hinder block up
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intereo interire interivi interitus
perish die be ruined
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intereo interire interivi interitus
perish die be ruined cease
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intereo interire interivi interitus
perish die be ruined cease
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interficio interficere interfeci interfectus
kill
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interim
meanwhile
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interimo interemere interemi intereptus
go away with kill
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interimo interimere interimi interemptus V (3rd) TRANS
do away with; kill cut off from life; extinguish; put an end to destroy
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interior interius
inner private
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internecio internecionis
slaughter massacre extermination
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interpello interpellare
interrupt break in hinder
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intersero intersere interservi intersitus
sow plant
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intervenio intervenire interveni interventus V (4th)
come between intervene; occur crop up
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intestatus a um
having made no will
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intestina intestinae N (1st) F
intestines
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intestina intestinae N (1st) F
intestines
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intolerans intolerantis
insufferable unbearable impatient unable to endure
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intritus intrita intritum
not worn away unexhausted
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intro intrare intravi intratus
enter go into penetrate reach
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introrsus
within inside inwards internally
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introrumpo introrumpere introrupi introruptus
break in
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intuor intui intuitus sum
look at consider regard
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intus
within on the inside at home
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invenio invenire inveni inventus
find come upon
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inveterasco inveterascere inveteravi
grow old become established/customary
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ipse ipsa ipsum
himself herself itself themselves very
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ira ae f.
anger wrath
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iratus a um
angry
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irrisus irrisus
mockery laughingstock
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is ea id
this that
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ita
thus so
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itaque
and so therefore
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item
likewise besides also similarly
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item ADV
likewise; besides also similarly
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iter itineris n.
route journey trip march
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iterum
again a second time
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iurejurando
an oath
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jaceo jacere jacui
lie lie down
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jacio jacere jeci jactus
throw hurl
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jam
now already
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jocur jocineris N (3rd) N
liver; (food/medicine/divination/seat of feelings)
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jubeo jubere jussi jussus
inf and acc order
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judex judicis m.
judge juror
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judicio judicare judicavi judicatus
judge deem
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judicium ii n.
judgement decision
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jugulo jugulare jugulavi jugulatus V (1st)
kill by slitting the throat; butcher kill murder slay; cut the throat
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jugum i n.
yoke
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jumentum jumenti
mule
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jungo jungere junxi junctus
join
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jus juris n.
right rights law
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juvenis juvenis
young man youth
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juvo juvare juvi jutus
help aid
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labor laboris m.
work effort toil
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laboro laborare laboravi laboratus
work toil
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lacesso lacessere lacessivi lacessitus
provoke excite harass challenge harras attack
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lacrimo lacrimare lacrimavi lacrimatus
weep cry
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laedo laedere laesi laesus
strike hurt injure wound
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lanista lanistae N (1st) M
manager of a troop of gladiators trainer
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largior largiri largitus sum
grant give bribes lavish
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lassitudo lassitudinis
weariness exhaustion faintness lassitude
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latebra latebrae N (1st) F
hiding place retreat lair; subterfuge
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latro latronis
robber bandit
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latus a um
wide
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laudo laudare laudavi laudatus
praise
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laurus i f.
laurel/bay tree
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lautitia lautitiae N (1st) F
elegance splendor sumptuousness luxury
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lavo lavare lavi lotus
wash bathe soak
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laxo laxare laxavi laxatus
loosen shaken relax
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laxo laxare laxavi laxatus
loosen slaken relax weaken expand open up extend
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lectica lecticae N (1st) F
litter
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lectica lecticae N (1st) F
litter
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lectica lecticae N (1st) F
litter
449
legatus i m.
officer envoy ambassador
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legio legionis f.
legion
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legitimus a um
lawful right legitimate
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lego legere legi lectus
gather choose read
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lenio lenire lenivi lenitus
mitigate moderate mollify
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lenitas lenitatis
smoothness
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lenocinium lenocini(i) N (2nd) N
pandering; allurement enticement; flattery
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lepor leporis
charm pleasure
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lex legis f.
law
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libenter
willingly freely
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liber libera liberum
free
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liber libri m.
book
461
libido libidinis N (3rd) F
desire/longing/wish/fancy; lust wantonness; will/pleasure; passion/lusts (pl.)
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Libra librae
scales level roman pound
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librilis librilis librilie
weighing a pound
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liburnica liburnicae N (1st) F
light fast sailing warship; (Liburian/Illyrian/Croatian galley/brigantine)
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licens licentis
bold find presumptuous
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licet licere licuit
it is allowed/permitted one may
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lignum i n.
wood
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lingua ae f.
tongue language
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linquo linquere liqui lictus V (3rd)
leave quit forsake; abandon desist from; allow to remain in place; bequeath
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linter lintris
boat skiff small light boat trough vat
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linteus a um
linen
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lis litis
lawsuit quarrel
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litus litoris n.
shore
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livor livoris
discolored by bruising
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lixa lixae N (1st) M
camp follower
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locupleto locupletare locupletavi locupletus
enrich
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locus i m.
place location
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longe
far at a distance by far
479
longus a um
long
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lorica ae
coat of mail armor fortification
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lotus i m.
lotus
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lucrum lucri
gain profit acquire
483
luctor luctari luctatus sum
wrestle struggle fight
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lumen luminis n.
light
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luna ae f.
moon
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lupa ae f.
wolf
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lux lucis f.
light daylight
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lynx lyncis c.
lynx
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macellum macelli N (2nd) N
provision market
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maculo maculare maculavi maculatus
spot pollute taint dishonor
491
maestus a um
sad gloomy
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magicus a um
magic
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magister magistri m.
teacher master
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magnopere
greatly
495
magnus a um
large great
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major majoris
ancestor
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male
badly
498
malignus maligna malignum ADJ
spiteful; niggardly; narrow
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malitiose
wickedly craftily rougishly
500
malo malle malui V
prefer; incline toward wish rather