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Supo Unit 76-80 Flashcards

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sagitta, sagittae

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(f) arrow

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praefero praeferre praetuli praelatum

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to carry before, to prefer

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prosequor prosequi prosectus sum

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to accompany, to follow

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saeculum, saeculi

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(n) generation, lifetime, era, century

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trepidus -a -um

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adj

fearful, agitated

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agnosco agnoscere agnovi agnitum

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to recognize, to acknowledge

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placidus - a -um

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adj

agreeable, pleasant

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communio communire communivi communitum

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to fortify

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considero considerare consideravi consideratum

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to consider, to contemplate

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frustra

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adv

in vain

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ratis, rationis

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(f) raft

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gladiator, gladiatoris

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(m) gladiator

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proinde

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adv

just as, therefore

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carpo corpere carpsi carptum

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to pluck, to seize

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repello repellere repuli repulsum

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to drive back, to repel

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sacrificium, sacrificii

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(n) sacrifice

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protinus

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adv

immediately

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commeatus, commeati

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(m) trade, commerce

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stirps, stirpis

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(f) stalk, stem

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agrestis -e

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adj

rural, rustic

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habitus, habiti

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(m) condition, appearance

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profecto

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adv

certainly, truly, indeed

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complures -a

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adj

very many

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duplex

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adj

double, two-fold

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nefarius -a -um
adj impious
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excuso excusare excusavi excusatum
to excuse
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cupido, cupidonis
(f) desire, greed
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expugno expugnare expugnavi expugnatum
to capture, to subdue
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formido, formidonis
(f) fear
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genitor, genitoris
(m) father
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equitatus, equitati
(m) cavalry, equestrian order
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vulgo vulgare vulgavi vulgatum
to make well-know, to publish
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nudo nudare nudavi nudatum
to bare, to uncover, to strip
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obscurus -a -um
adj obscure, dark
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fodio fodere fodi fossum
to dig
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quartus -a -um
adj fourth
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tenuis -e
adj thin, slender
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circiiumvenio circumvenire circumveni circumventum
to surround, to cheat
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sepulcrum, sepulci
(n) grave, sepulchre
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despero desperare desperavi desperatum
to despair, to give up
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figura, figurae
(f) form, shape
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erumpo erumpere erupi eruptum
to break out, to burst out
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vacuus -a -um
adj empty, free from
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imprudens
adj shameless, impudent
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favor, favoris
(m) favour, goodwill
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ostium, ostii
(n) doorway, entrance
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potentia, potentiae
(f) power, force
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subvenio subvenire subveni subventum
to support, to aid
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fructus, fructi
(m) enjoyment, profit
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immensus -a -um
adj vast, immense
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tumulus, tumuli
(m) mound
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aestus, aesti
(m) heat
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circumdo circumdare circumdedi circumdatum
to surround, to encircle
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constantia, constantiae
(f) firmness, perseverance
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destino destinare destinavi destinatum
to determine, to intend
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negotior negotiari negotiatum
to trade, to be in business
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purgo purgare purgavi purgatum
to clean, to purge
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dirus -a -um
adj horrible, dire
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excutio excutere excussi excussum
to shake off
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fluo fluere fluxi fluxum
to flow
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uro urere ussi ustum
to burn
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imus -a -um
adj lowest
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lectus, lecti
(m) bed, couch
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colonus, coloni
(m) farmer, colonist
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illico
adv in that very place, immediately
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precor precari precatum
to beg, to pray
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socer, soceri
(m) father-in-law
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accendo accendere accendi accensum
to set on fire
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usquam
adv anywhere
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depello depellere depuli depulsum
to drive off, to expel
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subigo subigere subegi subactum
to drive under, to subject
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tametsi
conj nevertheless, although
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extra
(adv) (prep + acc) outside, beyond
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verbero verberare verberavi verberatum
to beat, to hit
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interpono interponere interposui interpositum
to place between, to interpose
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visus, visi
(m) sight
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studiosus -a -um
adj eager, zealous
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perturbo perturbare perturbavi pertueratum
to confuse, to upset
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impedimentum, impendimenti
(n) obstacle, hindrance, baggage
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segnis -e
adj slow, sluggish
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benevolentia, benevolentiae
(f) goodwill, benevolence
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patruus, patrui
(m) uncle
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aliquot
no. several, some
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redigo redigere redegi redactum
to drive back, to reduce
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nobilitas, nobilitatis
(f) nobility, fame
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mitis -e
adj mild, gentle, ripe
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crassus -a -um
adj thick, fat, crass
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aequitas, aequitatis
(f) evenness, fairness
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sapientia, sapientiae
(f) wisdom
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oppono opponere opposui oppositum
to place opposite, to oppose
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perduco perducere perduxi perductum
to bring over, to persuade
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induo induere indui indutum
to put on, to clothe
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spolium, spolii
(n) booty, spoils
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nauta, nautae
(m) sailor
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asto astare astiti
to stand by
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consultum, consulti
(n) decree, decision
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luceo lucere luxi
to shine
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minae, minarum
(f) (pl) battlements, threats
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pertimesco pertimescere pertimui
to be very afraid
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repentinus -a -um
adj sudden, unexpected

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