Latin 3 Flashcards
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malum i n.
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apple
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malus a um
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bad evil wicked
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manceps mancipis
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contractor agent
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mando mandare mandavi mandatus
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entrust commit to one’s charge deliver over commission order command
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mane
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in the morning
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maneo manere mansi mansus
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remain
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manibia manibiae N (1st) F
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general’s share of the booty; prize money; profits; (archaic form of manubia)
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mansuetus a um
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tame mild gentle
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manus manus f.
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hand band
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mare maris n.
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sea ocean
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margarita margaritae N (1st) F
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pearl
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margarita margaritae N (1st) F
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pearl
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maritimus a um
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maritime of the sea
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mater matris f.
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mother
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materies materiei
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material matter substance
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matrimonium ii n.
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marriage
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maturo maturare
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rippen hurry hasten
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maxime
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very much especially most greatly yes
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me
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me
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medeor mederi
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heal cure remedy
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medicamentum i n.
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drug
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medicus medici
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docto physician
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mediocriter mediocrius mediocrissime
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to moderate subdued extent degree ordinarily tolerably not very
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medius a um
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middle
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mel mellis
honey sweetness
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memini meminisse
remember keep in mind pay heed to be sure recall
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memoria ae f.
memory mind
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mens mentis f.
mind attitude
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mensis mensis N (3rd) M
month
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mentior mentiri mentitus sum
deceive lie imitate
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merces mercedis
pay recompense salary
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mereo merere merui meritus V (2nd)
earn; deserve/merit/have right; win/gain/incur; earn soldier/***** pay serve
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mereor mereri meritus sum
earn deserve win
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merx mercis N (3rd) F
commodity; merchandise (pl.) goods
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messis messis N (3rd) C
harvest crop; harvest time
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metallum metalli
metal mine quarry
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metior metiri mensus sum
measure estimate traverse distribute
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metor metari metatus sum
measure off mark out
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metus metus
fear anxiety dread awe
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metus metus N (4th) M
fear anxiety; dread awe; object of awe/dread
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meus a um
my mine
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mico micare micui V (1st)
vibrate quiver twinkle; tremble throb; beat (pulse); dart flash glitter
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mihi
dat to for me
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miles militis m.
soldier
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mille
thousand
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minae arum f.
threats
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minime
least not at all no
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minuo minuere minui minutus
lessen reduce impair
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mirus a um
wondrous amazing remarkable
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miser misera miserum
wretched miserable
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missio missionis N (3rd) F
mission sending (away); dismissal discharge (of soldiers); reprieve
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mitto mittere misi missus
send
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mobilitas mobilitatis
mobility agility speed inconstancy
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modicus modica modicum ADJ
moderate; temperate restrained; small (Bee)
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modo
only merely lately but if only but only
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moenia moenium n.
fortifications walls
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molior moliri molitus sum
struggle labor build plan
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molior moliri molitus sum V (4th) DEP
struggle labor labor at; construct build; undertake set in motion plan
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moneo monere monui monitus
warn advise
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mons montis m.
mountain
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monstro monstrare monstravi monstratus
show display
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monstrum i n.
monster
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montanus montana montanum
mountainous
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mora ae f.
delay
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morbus morbi
sickness illness weakness disease distress
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morior mori mortuus sum V (3rd) DEP
die expire pass/die/wither away/out; fail come to an end; decay; perish; become obsolete (word) fall into disuse; be forgotten; become obsolete (word) fall into disuse; be forgotten; faint languish; become void/moot (lawsuit); be extinguished (fire/light) go out
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mors mortis f.
death
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mortuus a um
dead
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moveo movere movi motus
move
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mox
soon
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multitudo multitudinis f.
great number crowd multitude majority
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multo multare multavi multatus
punish fine sentence to pay
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multo multare multavi multatus V (1st) TRANS
punish fine; extract as forfeit; sentence to pay
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multus a um
much many
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mulus muli N (2nd) M
mule
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munio muniere munivi munitus
fortify secure build
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munus muneris
gift service duty office
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murus i n.
wall
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muto mutare mutavi mutatus
in acc change into
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mutuus mutua mutuum
borrowed lent mutual in return
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narro narrare narravi narratus
tell relate
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nato natare natavi natatus V (1st)
swim; float
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natura ae m.
sailor
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nauta ae m.
sailor
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navigo navigare navigavi navigatus
sail
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navis navis f.
ship
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nec
nor and not
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necessitudo necessitudinis
obligation bond connection affinity
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neco necare necavi necatus
kill
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necopinans (gen.) necopinantis ADJ
not expecting; unawares
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necubi
lest anywhere at any place lest on any occasion
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neglego neglegere neglexi neglectus
disregard neglect ignore do nothing about despise
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nego negare negavi negatus
say not deny
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nego negare negavi negatus V (1st)
deny refuse; say ... not
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negotium negoitii
pain trouble work annoyance
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negotium negotii
pain trouble annoyance job
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nemo nemini neminem
no one no body
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nempe
truly of course
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nemus nemoris N (3rd) N
wood forest
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nequaquam
by no means
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neque
nor and not
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nequiquam
in vain
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nequiter
badly wickedly
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nervus nervi
sinew muscle nerve hamstring tendon
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nescio nescire nescivi nescitus
not know be ignorant
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neuter neutra neutrum
neither
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neve
and not or not
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nihil
nothing
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nimirum
without doubt
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nimius a um
excessive
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nisi
if not unless
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niteo nitere nitui V (2nd)
shine glitter look bright; be sleek/in good condition; bloom thrive
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nitidus nitida nitidum ADJ
shining bright
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nitor niti nixus sum
abl press/ lean upon struggle depend on
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nix nivis f.
snow
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no nare navi
swim float
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nobilis nobile
noble well born
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noceo nocere nocui nocitus
harm hurt injure
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noctu
at night
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nolo nolle nolui
be unwilling not wish/want
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nomen nominis n.
name
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non
not
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nonne
question expecting a yes
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nonnulli ae a
some several some
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noster nostra nostrum
our
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notus a um
well known famous familiar
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novem
nine
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novus a um
new strange unusual
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nox noctis f.
night
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nubo nubere numpsi nuptus
marry
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nugatorius a um
trifling worthless
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nullus a um
none
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num
question expecting a no
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numerus i m.
number amount
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nummarius nummaria nummarium ADJ
of/belonging to money; bribed with money venal
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nummus nummi
coin cash money
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numquam
never
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nunc
now
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nuncupo nuncupare nuncupavi nuncupatus V (1st)
call name; express
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nuntio nuntiare nuntiavi nuntiatus
announce report
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nuntius ii m.
messenger message news report
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nuper
recently not long ago
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nutricius nutrici(i) N (2nd) M
tutor; foster father
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nutrimentum nutrimenti N (2nd) N
nourishment sustenance
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nutus nutus
nod command will
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nympha ae f.
nymph
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ob
acc on account of
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obeo obire obivi obitus
go to meet attend to die
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obicio obicere objeci objeus
throw before cast object oppose
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obitus obitus
setting approaching death
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objicio objicere objeci objectus V (3rd) TRANS
throw before/to cast; object oppose; upbraid; throw in one's teeth; present
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obligo obligeare obligavi obligatus
bind oblige
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oblimo oblimare oblimavi oblimatus V (1st)
cover/fill with mud; silt up; clog
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oblivio oblivionis
oblivion forgetfulness
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obnixus a um
resolute determined
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obnuntio obnuntiare obnuntiavi obnuntiatus V (1st)
announce adverse omens
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oboedio oboedire oboedivi oboeditus
obey
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obruo obruere obrui obrutus
cover up hide bury ruin crush
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obscurus a um
dark
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obsecro obsecrare obsecravi obsecratus
entreat beg emplore
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obsequium obsequi
compliance deference obedience
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observo observare observavi observatus
watch observe heed
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obses obsides
hostage pledge security
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obsideo obsidere obsedi obsessus V (2nd)
blockade besiege invest beset; take possession of
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obsisto obsistere obstiti obstitus
oppose resist
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obsonium obsonii
food provisions
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obstringo obstringere obstrinxi obstrictus
confine involve oblige put under and obligation bind
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obsum obesse obfui obfuturus
hurt tell against
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obtempero obtemperare obtemperavi obtemperatus
obey comply with the demands of be submissive to
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obtempero obtemperare obtemperavi obtemperatus
obey comply with the demands of be submissive to
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obtineo obtinere obtinui obtentus
hold occupy
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obtrectator obrectatoris
critic disparager
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obtrecto obtrectare obrectavi obtrectatus
detract from disparage belittle
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obtrecto obtrectare obtrectavi obtrectatus
detract from disparage be little
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obvius a um
in the way hostile easy exposed
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obvolvo obvolvere obvolui obvoltus
wrap cover
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occido occidere occidi occisus
kill slay slaughter
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occulto occultare occultavi occultatus
hide conceal
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occupo occupare occupavi occupatus
seize capture
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occurro occurrere ocucurri/occurri occursum
dat run into meet
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octo
eight
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oculus i m.
eye
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odi odisse osus
hate dislike
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odium ii n.
hatred
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offendo offendere offendi offensus
offend strike down stop obscure
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oleum olei N (2nd) N
oil
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oleum olei N (2nd) N
oil
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olim
once formerly sometime
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omen ominis n.
sign omen
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omnis omne
all every
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opera operae
work care aid effort
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oportet opertere oportuit
acc inf it is right one must
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opperior opperivi operitus sum
wait for
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oppidum i n.
town
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oppleo opplere opplevi oppletus V (2nd)
fill (completely); overspread
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opprimo opprimere oppressi oppressus
overwhelm crush
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oppugno oppugnare oppugnavi oppugnatus
attack
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optatus optatus
desired wished for welcome chosen
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optineo optinere optinui optentus V (2nd)
get hold of; maintain; obtain; hold fast occupy; prevail
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optingo optingere optigi V (3rd) INTRANS
befall occur (to advantage/disadvantage); fall to as one's lot
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opus operis n.
work fortification
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ora ae f.
shore coast
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oraculum i n.
oracle
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orbo orbare orbavi orbatus V (1st)
bereave (of parents children etc) deprive (of)
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orchestra orchestrae N (1st) F
area in front of stage; (Greek held chorus; Roman seats for senators/VIPs)
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ordinatus a um
well ordered
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ordior ordiri orsus sum
begin
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orior oriri ortus sum
arise rise spring from
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ormio dormire dormivi dormitum
sleep
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orno ornare ornavi ornatus V (1st)
equip; dress; decorate honor; furnish adorn garnish trim
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oro orare oravi oratus
beg ask for pray
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os ossis n.
bone
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ostendo ostendere ostendi ostentus
show display reveal
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ostento ostentare ostentavi ostentatus V (1st)
show display; point out declare; disclose hold out (prospect)
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pabulum pabuli
fodder forage
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paco pacare pacavi pacatus
pacify subdue
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paelex paelicis N (3rd) F
mistress (installed as rival/in addition to wife) concubine; male prostitute
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paelex paelicis N (3rd) F
mistress (installed as rival/in addition to wife) concubine; male prostitute
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paene
almost
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paenitentia paenitentiae N (1st) F
regret (for act); change of mind/attitude; repentance/contrition (Def); penance
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paeniteo paenitere paenitui
displace regret repeat
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paeniteo paenitere paenitui V (2nd)
displease; (cause to) regret; repent be sorry; [me paenitet => I am sorry]
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palam
openly publically
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palliatus palliata palliatum ADJ
clad in a pallium; (i.e. as a Greek not togatus);.
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palus pali
stake peg pin execution wood sword
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palus paludis
swamp marsh
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pango pangere pepigi pactus
compose insert dive in fasten
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pango pangere pepigi pactus V (3rd) TRANS
compose; insert drive in fasten; plant; fix settle agree upon stipulate
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par paris
dat equal like
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paratus a um
prepared ready
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parco parcere peperci parsus
forbear refrain from spare show consideration be economical
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parco parcere peperci parsus V (3rd)
forbear refrain from; spare; show consideration; be economical/thrifty with
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pareo parere parui paritus
obey submit attend to appear
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pario parere peperi partus
bear produce create acquire
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pariter ADV
equally; together
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parma parmae N (1st) F
small round shield
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paro parare paravi paratus
prepare
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pars partis
part direction section
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particeps participis
sharer partaker
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partior partiti partitus sum
share divide up
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parvulus a um
very small
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parvus a um
small
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passus passus m.
pace step
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patefacio patefacere patefeci patefectus
reveal open make clear deploy expose
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pater patris m.
father
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pauci ae a
few
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paucitas paucitatis
scarcity paucity
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paulo
a little somewhat
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pax pacis f.
peace
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pecco pecare peccavi pecatus
sin do wrong
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peculatus peculatus
embezzlement
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pecunia ae f.
money
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pejor or us
more badly worse rather badly
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pellicio pellicere pellexi pellectus
attract draw away allure coax
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pellis pellis
skin hide pelt
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pelta ae
crescent shaped shield
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pendo pendere pependi pensus
weighout pay payout
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penes
in the power of in the hands of
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penetro penetrare penetravi penetratus
enter penetrate
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per
acc through
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perago peragere peregi peractus
disturb finish kill carry through to the end complete
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peragro peragrare peragravi peragratus
scour travel over every part of
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percello percellere perculi perculsus
strike down strike overpower upset
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percello percellere perculi perculsus
strike down over power
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percipio percipere percepi perceptus V (3rd)
secure gain; perceive learn feel
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percipio percipere percepi perceptus V (3rd)
secure gain; perceive learn feel
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perclitor perclitari perclitatus sum
try prove test make a trial of
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percontatio percontationis
questioning inquirty
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percontatio percontationis
questioning inquiry
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percontor percontari percontatus
inquire
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percrebresco percrebrescere percrebrui V (3rd)
become very frequent become very widespread
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percussor percussoris N (3rd) M
murderer assassin
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perduco perducere perduxi perductus
lead guide prolong induce conduct bring through
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peregrinatio peregrinationis
traveling living abroad
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peregrinus peregrina peregrinum ADJ
foreign strange alien; exotic
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perennis perennis perenne ADJ
continual; everlasting perpetual perennial; eternal
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perequito perequitare perequitavi perequitatus
ride through ride around
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perfodio perfodere perfodi perfossus V (3rd) TRANS
bore/dig/make hole/passage/channel/break in/through; dig/pierce/stab/perforate
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periclitor periclitari periclitatus
try prove test make a trial of put to the test risk
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periclitor periclitari periclitatus
try prove test make a trial of ptu to the test risk endanger
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periculosus a um
dangerous
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periculum i n.
danger
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peritus a um
skilled
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pernicies perniciei
ruin disaster
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perperam
wrongly
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perperam ADV
wrongly incorrectly
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perpetior perpeti perpessus sum V (3rd) DEP
endure to the full
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perscribo perscibere perscripsi perscriptus
report describe write out
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persecutor perscrutari perscrutatus sum
search/ look through investigate carefully
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persequor persequi persecutus sum
follow up pursue
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persido persidere persedi persessus
settle down sink into
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persuadeo persuadere persuasi persuasus
dat persuade
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pertaedet pertaedere pertaeduit pertaesus est V (2nd) IMPERS
it wearies; it disgusts; it bores
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pertinacia pertinaciae
determination/perseverance persistance stubborness
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pertinaciter ADV
tenaciously; obstinately stubbornly determinedly; through thick and thin
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perturbo perturbare perturbavi perturbatus
throw into confusion alarm
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pervenio pervenire perveni perventum
ad acc arrive at reach
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pervulgo pervulgare pervulgavi pervulgatus
make publically known spread abroad
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pes pedis m.
foot
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peto petere petivi petitus
seek beg ask for attack
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pignus pignoris
pledge hostage mortgage bet stake symbol relict
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pilum pili
javelin
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pinguis pingue pinguior or us pinguissimus a um ADJ
fat; rich fertile; thick; dull stupid
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pinna ae f.
feather
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pistor pistoris N (3rd) M
pounder of far (emmer wheat); miller/baker
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pius a um
upright patriotic dutiful
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plaga plagae
strike blow
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planities planitiei
plain plateau flatness
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planus plana planum
level flat
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plaustrum i n.
wagon cart
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plectus plectere
beat punish
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plenus plena plenum
full plump satisfied
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plerus plera plerum ADJ
(w/que) the majority most very great part; about all; very many a good many
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plurifariam ADV
in many places extensively; in many ways
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plurifariam ADV
in many places extensively; in many ways
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poculum i n.
cup
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poelium ii n.
battle
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poeta ae m.
poet singer
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polio polire polivi politus V (4th)
smooth polish; refine give finish to
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polleo pollere V (2nd)
exert power or influence; be strong
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pollex pollicis N (3rd) M
thumb
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polliceor polliceri pollicitus sum
promise
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pollulo pollulare pollulavi polluatus
sprout spring forth
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pompa pompae N (1st) F
procession; retinue; pomp ostentation
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pondo
in or at weight
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pono ponere posivi postus V (3rd) TRANS
put place set; station; (archaic form of perf. of pono)
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pono ponere posui positus
place put
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pons pontis m.
bridge
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populus i n.
people nation
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porcus i m.
swine pig
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porricio porricere porreci porrectus
offer as a sacrifice make sacrifice lay before
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porrigo porrigere porrexi porrectus
stretch out extend
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porro
at a distance far off
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porta ae f.
gate
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porto portare portavi portatus
carry bring
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portorium portorii
port duty customs duty tax
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portorium portori(i) N (2nd) N
port duty; customs duty; tax
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portus portus m.
harbor port
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posco poscere poposci V (3rd)
ask demand
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possido possidere
seize hold be master of possess take hold of occupy inherit
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possum posse potui
inf be able can
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post
acc after behind
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postea
afterward later
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postquam
after
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postridie
on the next day
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postulo postulare postulavi postulatus
demand
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potens potentis
powerful
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potentia ae f.
power
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potestas potestatis f.
power
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potior poti potitus sum
obtain acquire grasp
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potior potiri potitus sum
abl get possession of
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potissimum
chiefly especially above all else in the best way
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praeacutus a um
very sharp
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praeacutus praeacuta praeacutum
sharpened pointed
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praebeo praebere praebui praebitus
present show provide
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praebeo praebere praebui praebitus
present show put forward offer provide
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praeceptio praeceptionis
instruction perception rule
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praeceptio praeceptionis
instruction perception
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praecipio praecipere praecepi praeceptus
warn order anticipate
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praecipuus a um
particular especially
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praecipuus praecipua praecipuum
particular especial
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praedico praedicare
proclaim make known
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praeditus praedita praeditum ADJ
gifted; provided with
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praedo praedare praedavi praedatus
pillage despoil plunder rob ravish take acquire loot catch
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praedo praedonis
robber thief
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praeficio praeficere praefeci praefectus
acc dat put in charge of
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praemium ii n.
reward
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praeoccupo praeoccupare praeoccupavi praeoccupatus
seize before hand anticipate
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praes praedis
surety bondsman
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praesepio praesepire praesepsi praeseptus
block up/ fence in front
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praesertim
especially
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praesto praestare praestiti praestitum
dat stand before excel
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praestolor praestolari praestolatus
stand ready for expect wait for
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praestringo praestringere praestrinxi praestrictus V (3rd)
bind or tie up; graze weaken blunt
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praesum praeesse praefui praefuturus
be in charge lead
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praetempto praetemptare praetemptavi praetemptatus V (1st) TRANS
pre test try out in advance; feel/search/grope out beforehand
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praeter
acc except besides past
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praetereo praeterire praeterivi praeteritus
pass over
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praetermitto praetermittere praetermisi praetermissus
let pass pass over omit overlook
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praetervehor praetervehi praetervectus sum
sail by pass by ride by be born by
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praetervehor praetervehi praetervectus sum V (3rd) DEP
sail by pass by ride by; be born by
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praetervehor praetervehi praetervectus sum V (3rd) DEP
sail by pass by ride by; be born by
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praetura praeturae N (1st) F
praetorship
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praeuro praeurere praeussi praeustus
scorch at the extremity or on the surface
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pretiosus a um
expensive costly
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pretium preti(i) N (2nd) N
price/value/worth; reward/pay; money; prayer/request; [~ natalis => weregeld]
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pridem
some time ago
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pridie
day before
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primo
at first
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primus a um
first
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princeps principis m.
leading citizen chief leader
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pristinus a um
former original
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priusquam
before until
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privignus i
stepson
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privo privare privavi privatus V (1st)
deprive rob free
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pro
abl in front of before on behalf of
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proavus proavi N (2nd) M
great grandfather; remote ancestor
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probo probare probavi probatus
approve of
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procedo procedere processi processus
proceed advance appear
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proclivis is e
easy downward sloping
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procul
at a distance far away
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procul
at a distance
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procuratio procurationis
management administration
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procuro procurare procuravi procuratus
manage tend to
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prodeo prodire prodivi proditus
go out come forth
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prodio prodire prodivi proditus
go forth advance appear
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proditio proditionis
betrayal treason
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profero proferre protuli prolatus V
bring forward; advance; defer; discover; mention
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proficiscor proficisci profectus sum
set out start out
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prognatus prognata prognatum ADJ
sprung from; descended
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prohibeo prohibere prohibui prohibitus
prohibit keep from prevent
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proinde
hence
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promercalis promercalis promercale ADJ
sold in the open market
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promereor promereri promeritus sum V (2nd) DEP
deserve merit; deserve well of; earn; gain
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promissus a um
flowing hanging down
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promitto promittere promisi promissus
promise
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promptus prompta um promptior or us promptissimus a um ADJ
set forth brought forward manifest disclosed; willing ready eager quick
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promulgo promulgare promulgavi promulgatus
make known by public proclamation publish
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pronus prona pronum ADJ
leaning forward; prone
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propago propagare propagavi propagatus V (1st)
propagate; extend enlarge increase
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prope
acc near
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propero properare properavi properatus
hurry hasten rush
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propinquitas propinquitatis
nearness vicinity relationship
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propinquus a um
dat near nearby
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propter
acc on account of
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propugnaculum propugnaculi
defense
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prorogo prorogare prorogavi prorogatus V (1st)
prolong keep going; put off defer
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proruo proruere prorui prorutus
rush forward tumble down overthrow
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proscindo proscindere proscidi proscissus V (3rd)
cut (surface) slit gash; plow (unbroken land); flay with words castigate
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protinus
immediately
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prout
just as
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proveho provehere provexi provectus V (3rd)
carry; pass be carried ride sail
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provenio provenire proveni proventus
come forth come into being prosper
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provolo provolare provolavi provolatus
fly forward dash forward
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prudens prudentis
skilled aware experienced
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prurigo pruriginis N (3rd) F
itch
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publico are
confiscate make public property publish
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pudicitia pudicitiae N (1st) F
chastity; modesty; purity
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pudicitia pudicitiae N (1st) F
chastity; modesty; purity
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puella ae f.
girl
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puer pueri m.
boy
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pugna ae f.
fight
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pugno pugnare pugnavi pugnatum
fight
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pulcher pulchra pulchrum
beautiful handsome
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pulvinar pulvinaris N (3rd) N
cushioned couch (on which images of the gods were placed); couch for deity
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pulvinar pulvinaris N (3rd) N
cushioned couch (on which images of the gods were placed); couch for deity
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purpureus a um
red crimson
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puto putare putavi putatus
think consider
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qua
anyone anything whoever you pick something or other
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quadrimus quadrima quadrimum ADJ
four years old
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quaemadmodum
in what way as to the extent that
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quaero quaerere quaesivi quaesitus
ab abl ask inquire seek ask ask of someone
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quaestor quaestoris
quaestor
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quam
how than
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quamquam
although
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quamvis
however much although
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quamvis CONJ
however much; although
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quando
when at what time at any time
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quantus a um
how great? how large?
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quare
how why therefore
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quatenus ADV
how far/long? to what point; to what extent; where; while so far as; since
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quater ADV
four times (number/degree); on four occasions; (how often); time and again
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quattor
four
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quemadmodum
how in what way just as
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questus questus
complaint
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qui quae quod
who whose whom what which
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quidam quaedam quiddam quoddam
a certain one a certain a particular
468
quidem
indeed
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quin
so that withouth that not but that
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quinquaginta
fifty
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quinque
five
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quinque quintus a um quini ae a quinquie(n)s NUM
5 times on 5 occasions (ADVERB answers 'how often')
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quippe
of course
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quis quid
who what whose whom
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quisque quaeque quidque/quicque
each each one everyone
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quoad
as long as until
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quod
because
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quolibet
whither so ever you please
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quondam
formerly once at one time
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quoque
also too
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quorsum
whither in what direction with what viewa
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quotannis
annually every year
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radix radicis
root base
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rado radere rasi rasus V (3rd)
shave; scratch scrape; coast by
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ramus rami
branch bough
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rana ae f.
frog
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rapio rapere rapui raptus
seize snatch grab
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rarus a um
thin scattered few infrequent
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recedo recedere recessi recessum
withdraw go back
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recenseo recensere recensui recensus V (2nd) TRANS
review/examine/survey/muster; enumerate/count make census/roll; pass in review
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recido recidere recidi recasus V (3rd) INTRANS
fall/sink back lapse/relapse/revert; fall to earth; come to naught; rebound on
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recipio recipere recepi receptus
take back accept rescue retreat
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recito recitare
read aloud write name in writing
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recito recitare recitavi recitatus
read aloud recite name in writing
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recognosco recognoscere recognovi recognitus
recognize
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recreo recreare recreavi recreatus
revive restore
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rectus recta um rectior or us rectissimus a um ADJ
right proper; straight; honest
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recuso recusare recusavi recusatus
refuse
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redarguo redarguere redargui V (3rd)
refute; prove untrue
500
redeo redire redii reditum
go back return
