Lexicon A Flashcards
(106 cards)
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ab(s)
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(away) from
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abactius
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stolen (esp. of Cattle)
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abactor
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thief (esp. of Cattle)
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abactus
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a stealing (esp. of Cattle)
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abacus
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side-board, counting table
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abalienatio
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legal transfer of property
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abalienatus
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unfriendly, estranged; dead, mortified
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abalienare
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to transfer property; to alienate, detatch
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abambulare
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to go awat
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abamita
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great-great-great aunt
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abante
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in front
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Abantias
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archaic name for Euboea
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abarcere
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to keep away
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abavus, abavia
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great-great grandparent
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abavunculus
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great-great-great uncle
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abdicatio
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abdication, resignation
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abdicatus
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disinherited son
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abdicare
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abdicate, resign, withdraw; disown, repudiate, renounce
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abdicere
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to be against, reject etc.
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abditus
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hidden, concealed
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abdere
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hide, conceal etc.
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abdomen
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belly, paunch, abdomen
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abducere
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lead away
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abire
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to go away etc.
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abequitare
to ride away
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aberratio
diversion, relief
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aberrare
to wander away, stray, get lost etc.
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abhibere
to hold at a distance
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abhinc
ago / henceforth ('from here' in either direction in time)
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abhorrere
to shrink from, recoil from, be averse to etc.
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abhorridus
rough, unsightly
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abicere
to throw away
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abiecte
unworthily etc.
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abiectio
dejection
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abiectus
dejected, downcast etc.
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abiegnus
made of fir
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abies
silver fir tree
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abietarius
of/concerning timber; timber merchant
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abiegatus
cattle-stealing
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abigeus
cattle-stealer
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abigo
drive away, drive off etc.
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abinde
thence; from that source
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abito
departure
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abere
to go away
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abiudicare
to take away by judicial verdict; reject
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abiugare
to separate
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abiungere
to separate, detach, unyoke etc.
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abiurgare
to deny knowledge of, repudiate etc.
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ablaqueatio
digging up a tree; loosening soil
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ablaquare
to loosen
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ablatiuus
the ablative case
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ablegatio
distpatch; sending away
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ablegare
to send away on a mission; banish
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abligurio
to eat up; waste, squander
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ablocare
to place a contract/lease
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abludere
to differ from, fall short from
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abluere
to wash off, wash clean
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abluuio
erosion, washing away
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abluuium
flooding, deluge, inundation
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abmatertera
great-great-great aunt
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abnatare
to swim away
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abnegare
to deny, shake one's head
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abneptis
great-great granddaughter
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abnoctare
to spend the night away from home
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abnormis
belonging to no school of Philosophy
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abnumere
to count, total
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abnuere
to shake one's head, refuse
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abnutiuus
negative
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abnutare
to shake the head, express disapproval; forbid
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abolere
to destroy, obliterate; banish, dispel etc.
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abolescere
to shrivel up, wilt
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abolitio
destruction, obliteration; cancellation, anullment etc.
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abolla
cloak
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abominandus
ill-omened; detestable, odious, execrable
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abominari
to (seek to) avert by prayer; loathe, detest
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aborigines
indigenous, proto-, original founders of a country
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aborigineus
indigenous, aboriginal
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aborior
pass away, disappear, be lost
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aborisci
to fade away, pass away
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babae
exclamation of surprise or amazement
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babaecalus
slang term for a rich man
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babbius
designation for a large variety of olive
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baca
fruit of a tree or shrub; berry, nut, olive
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bacalia, bacalis
berry-bearing
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bacalusiae
stupid guesses
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bacatus
set with pearls
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baccha
bacchant
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bacchabuntus
revelling bacchically
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bacchanal
shrine of bacchus
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bacchari
to celebrate bacchic rites
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bacciballum
piece, bit of stuff
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bacifer
berry-bearing
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bacillum
small stick, staff
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bacula
small berry
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baculum
staff, walking-stick
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badius
horse-coloured; 'chesnut'
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Baetica
roughly modern Andalusia
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baetulus
a type of meteoric stone
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baiulare
to bear, carry a load
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baiulus
porter, carrier
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balaena
whale
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balanites
a type of precious stone
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balanus
acorn
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balatro
jester, buffoon, joker
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balatus
bleating
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balaustium
pomegranate flower
