Latin Prose Nouns o-p Flashcards

(38 cards)

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omen, ominis n.

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omen, sign

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ops, opis f.

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power, aid

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3
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ora, -ae f.

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border, sea-coast

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4
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oriens, orientis m.

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the east

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5
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os, ossis n.

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bone

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ovis, -is f.

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sheep

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pabulum, -i n.

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food, fodder

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pactum, -i n.

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agreement

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pagus, -i m.

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village, district

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palus, paludis f.

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marsh

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panis, -is m.

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bread

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passus, -us m.

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step, pace

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13
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patres conscripti m.

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senators

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patronus, -i m.

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patron, protector, counsel

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pavor, pavoris m.

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anxiety, dread

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pecus, pecoris n.

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pernicies, -ei f.

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pestis, -is f.

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disease, ruin

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philosophus, -i m.

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pietas, pietatis f.

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sense of duty, loyalty, goodness

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pilum, -i n.

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spear, javelin

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piscis, -is m.

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poculum, -i n.

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wine-cup, goblet

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pondus, ponderis n.

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weight, mass, influence, authority

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pons, pontis m.
bridge
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pontifex, pontificis m.
high priest
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pontus, -i m.
sea
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porticus, -us f.
colonnade
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potentia, -ae f.
power, authority
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potissimum adv.
especially, above all
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praeceptum, -i n.
rule, precept, command
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praefectus, -i m.
commander, governor
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praetura, -ae f.
praetorship
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principatus, -us m.
the first place, command, rule
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principium, -ii n.
origin, principles (pl.)
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probrum, -i n.
disgraceful deed, disgrace, abuse
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prudential, -ae f.
experience, skill, common sense
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pulvis, pulveris n.
dust