Supo Unit 91-95 Flashcards
(100 cards)
1
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leo, leonis
A
(m) lion
2
Q
epulae, epularum
A
(f) (pl) banquet, feast
3
Q
insidior insidiari insidatus sum
A
to ambush
4
Q
novem
A
no.
nine
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Q
augur, auguris
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(m) auger
6
Q
lucrum, lucri
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(n) profit, gain
7
Q
persona, personae
A
(f) role, personality
8
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demo demere dempsi demptum
A
to take away
9
Q
stuprum, stupri
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(n) debauchery, violation
10
Q
advoco advocare advocavi advocatum
A
to call, to summon
11
Q
largitio, largitionis
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(f) generosity, bribery, corruption
12
Q
cognomen, cognominis
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(n) family name, surname
13
Q
fas, fas
A
(n) divine law
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Q
finitimus -a -um
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adj
neighbouring
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industrius -a -um
A
industrious
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Q
defensor, defensoris
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(m) defender, protector
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fastigium, fastigii
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(n) summit
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ianua, ianuae
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(f) door, doorway
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Q
partio partire partivi partitum
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to divide, to share
20
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irrumpere irrumpo irrupi irruptum
A
to burst in
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oppido
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adv
very much, greatly
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antrum, antri
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(n) cave
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peregrinus -a -um
A
foreign, strange
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ortus, ortus
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(m) birth, rising
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percello percellere perculi perculsum
to hit, to knock, to strike
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rogatio, rogationis
(f) asking, question
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possideo possidere possedi possessum
to possess
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perfidia, perfidiae
(f) trechery
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falsus -a -um
false
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stella, stellae
(f) star
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securis, securis
(f) axe
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sisto sistere steti statum
to stand, to place
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obsidio, obsidionis
(f) siege, blockade
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maturus -a -um
adj
ripe, mature
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praesentio, praesentire, praesensi, praesensum
to feel beforehand
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beatus -a -um
adj
blessed, happy
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fulgeo fulgere fulsi fulsum
to shine
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lenis -e
adj
gentle, mild, smooth
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pulvis, pulveris
(m) dust
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partior partiri partitus sum
to share, to divide
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superbia, superbiae
(f) pride, arrogance
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inermis -e
adj
unarmed
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commuto commutare commutavi commutatum
to change, to alter
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aequalis -e
adj
equal, flat, level
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sinister -a -um
adj
left, wrong, unlucky
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rapidus -a -um
adj
swift, quick
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trabs, trabis
(f) beam, timber
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meditor, meditari, meditatus sum
to think, to prepare
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attollo attolere
to raise up, to lift up
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circa
adv
around, about
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adipiscor adipisci adeptus sum
to obtain
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comprehendo comprehendere comprehendi comprehensum
to grasp, to comprehend
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fatalis -e
adj
fatal
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exiguus -a -um
adj
small
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cotidie
adv
daily
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rota, rotae
(f) wheel
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flo flare flavi flatum
to blow
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coitus, coitus
(m) coming together, union, connection
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irrideo irridere irrisi irrisum
to laugh at, to ridicule
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ornatus -a -um
adj
adorned, decorated
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tremo tremere tremui
to tremble
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pastor, pastoris
(m) shepherd
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vicus, vici
(m) village, district
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caneo canere canui
to be white
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rusticus - a -um
rustic, rural
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scaena, scaenae
(f) stage
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defungor defungi defunctus sum
to complete
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trucido trucidare trucidavi trucidatum
to slaughter
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scientiae, scientiae
(f) knowledge
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comitor, comitari, comitatus sum
to accompany
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servitium, servitii
(n) slavery, servitude
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solitudo, solitudonis
(f) solitude, loneliness
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comprimo comprimere compressi compressum
to compress, to crush, to suppress
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sodalis, sodalis
(m) comrade
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appono apponere apposui appositum
to place near, to appoint
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adigo adigere adegi adactum
to drive to
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circumeo circumire circumii circumitum
to go around
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virilis -e
adj
manly
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serus -a -um
adj
late, too late
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deterior -ius
adj
worse
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flavus -a -um
adj
yellow, golden
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pavidus -a -um
adj
scared, frightened
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enitor enitii enitsus sum
to strive
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frequento frequentare frequentavi frequentatum
to crowd together, to frequent
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agger, aggeris
(m) mound, rampart
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comprobo comprobare comprobavi comprobatum
to approve, to confirm
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letum, leti
(n) death
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capesso capessere capessivi capessitum
to grasp, to seize
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libellus, libelli
(m) little book
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praesentia, praesentiae
(f) presence
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tutor, tutoris
(m) guardian
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genero generare generavi generatum
to sire, to create
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anguis, anguis
(c) snake
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grex, gregis
(m) herd, flock
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confestim
adv
immediately
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fiducia, fiduciae
(f) trust, confidence
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dedecus, dedecoris
(n) disgrace, dishonour, shame
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eximius -a -um
adj
exceptional, distinguished
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cognatus -a -um
adj
related
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fretum, freti
(n) strait, channel, sea
