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gero
gerere
gessi
gestus

(belligerent)

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to wage (w/bellum)
to carry on
to carry

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premo
premere
pressi
pressus

(press)

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to press

to push

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cogo
cogere
coegi
coactus

(coerce)

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to collect

to force

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tollo
tollere
sustuli
sublatus

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to lift (up)
to raise
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scribo
scribere
scripsi
scriptus

(script, description)

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to write

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mitto
mittere
misi
missus

(mission)

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to send

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cedo
cedere
cessi
cessus

(cede)

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to yield

to give way

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autem

postpositive

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however

moreover

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ago
agere
egi
actus

(agent, act, actor)

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to do
to drive
to act
to treat
to give (w/gratias)
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pono
ponere
posui
positus

(position, exponent)

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to put
to place
to set
to pitch (w/castra)

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claudo
claudere
clausi
clausus

(clause, closure)

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to close

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etiam

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also

even

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quod

coordinating conjunction, it introduces a subordinate clause and joins it to the main clause

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because

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itaque

used at beginning of sentence as an introductory adverb

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therefore

and so

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enim

conjunction, postpositive

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for
in fact
truly

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sicut

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as

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-que

Joins 2 things that are similar or parallel in meaning. It is attached to the end of the second word.

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and

enclitic conjunction

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et…et

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both…and

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aut…aut

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either…or

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sed

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but

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olim

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some day
one day
sometimes
formerly
once upon a time
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et

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and

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aut

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or

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genus, -us, n.

genuflect

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knee

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tum
then | at that time
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postea
afterwards
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ibi
there | in that place
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cornu, -us, n. | cornucopia
horn
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tamen
nevertheless
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ita
yes so thus
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iam
already
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``` Jesus Jesu Jesu Jesum Jesu Jesu ```
Jesus
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subito
suddenly
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interim
meanwhile
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fere
almost
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nefarius, a, um | nefarious
wicked
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ferus, a, um | feral
wild | fierce
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calidus, a, um | calorie, cauldron, calidarium
warm | hot
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Caesar, Caesaris, m.
Caesar
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frigidus, a, um | refrigerate, frigid
cold
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excelsus, a, um | excelsis, excel
on high | lofty
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almus, a, um | alma mater
nurturing
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nihil (also nil) | nondeclinable neuter
nothing
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foedus, a, um
foul ugly hideous
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defessus, a, um
tired | weary
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albus, a, um | albino
white
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satis | nondeclinable neuter
enough
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alter...alter
the one...the other
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acer, acris, acre | acrid
sharp | bitter
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nullus, nulla, nullum
no | not any
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solus, sola, solum | solo
alone only sole
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uter, utra, utrum
which (of two)
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alter, altera, alterum | alternative
``` the other (of two) the second (of two) ```
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ullus, ulla, ullum
any (at all)
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unus, una, unum | unity
one
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neuter, neutra, neutrum | neutral
neither (of two)
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alius, alia, aliud | alias
other | another
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totus, tota, totum | total
whole | entire
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stultus, a, um | stultify, stolid
foolish | stupid
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potens, potentis | potent, potential
powerful
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cupidus, a, um w/genitive (cupidity)
desirous (of) | eager
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ingens, ingentis
huge
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senex, senis | senile
aged | old (person)
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plenus, a, um w/gen or abl (plenty)
full (of) | filled (with)
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sapiens, sapientis
wise | rational
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felix, felicis | felicity
fortunate | lucky
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audax, audacis | audacious
bold | rash
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diligens, diligentis | diligent
careful | diligent
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celer, celeris, celere | accelerate
fast | swift
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alacer, alacris, alacre | alacrity
lively | spirited
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celeber, celebris, celebre | celebrity, celebrate
famous
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utilis, e ad w/accusative (utility)
useful (toward a purpose)
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similis, e w/genitive w/dative (similar)
similar (to) | like(ness of)
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paratus, a, um ad w/acc or w/infinitive
prepared (for) prepared toward a purpose or prepared to do something
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undecim
eleven
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tutus, a, um w/ablative (tutor)
safe (from)
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vacuus, a, um w/ablative (vacuum)
empty (from) empty (of) (from full to empty)
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quattuordecim
fourteen
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duodecim
twelve
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tredecim
thirteen
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idoneus, a, um w/dative
suitable fit proper (for)
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carus, a, um w/dative (care)
dear (to) | precious
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finitimus, a, um w/dative (finite)
neighboring close (to) next (to)
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oratio, orationis, f. | oration
speech | prayer
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leo, leonis, m. | leonine
lion
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lectio, lectionis, f. | lecture
lesson
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homo, hominis, m. | homicide, homo sapiens
man | human being
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septendecim
seventeen
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sedecim
sixteen
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viginti
twenty
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undeviginti
nineteen
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duodeviginti
eighteen
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quindecim
fifteen
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centurio, centurionis, m. | centurion
centurion
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legio, legionis, f. | legionary
legion
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Helvetia, -ae, f.
Switzerland
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Graecia, -ae, f.
Greece
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Britannia, -ae, f.
Britain
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Athenae, -arum, f.
Athens
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Europa, -ae, f.
Europe
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Carthago, Carthaginis, f.
Carthage
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tentatio, tentationis, f. | temptation
temptation
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passio, passionis, f. | passion
suffering
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Germania, -ae, f.
Germany
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ordo, ordinis, f. | ordinal
order rank line row
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virgo, virginis, f. | virgin
virgin | maiden
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Caledonia, -ae, f.
Scotland
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libertas, libertatis, f. | liberty
liberty | freedom
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caritas, caritatis, f. | charitable
charity | love
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suus, sua, suum
his own her own its own their own
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Hibernia, -ae, f.
Ireland
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pietas, pietatis, f. | piety
piety | duty
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celeritas, celeritatis, f. | celerity
quickness | speed
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aestas, aestatis, f. | estival
summer
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Hispania, -ae, f. | hispanic
Spain
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is, ea, id
he, she, it him, her they, their, them that, those (non-specific)
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auctoritas, auctoritatis, f.
authority
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civitas, civitatis, f. | civic
state
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tempestas, tempestatis, f. | tempest
rainstorm
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fuga, -ae, f. | fugitive
flight | escape
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sapientia, -ae, f.
wisdom
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hic, haec, hoc
this | these
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inopia, -ae, f.
lack scarcity shortage want
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fossa, -ae, f. | fossil
ditch | trench
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sagitta, -ae, f. | Sagittarius
arrow
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voluntas, voluntatis, f. | voluntary
will
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injuria, -ae, f. | injurious
injury injustice wrong
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amicitia, -ae, f.
friendship
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memoria, -ae, f. | memorable
memory
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veritas, veritatis, f. | veritable, verity
truth
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hasta, -ae, f.
spear
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carmen, carminis, n.
song
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ille, illa, illud
that those (remote from speaker)
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tempus, temporis, n. | temporary
time
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iter, itineris, n. | itinerary
journey march route
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agmen, agminis, n.
army (on the march) | column (of soldiers)
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scientia, -ae, f. | science
knowledge
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opus, operis, n. | opera
a work
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genus, generis, n. | genus
race kind class
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iste, ista, istud
that those (of yours or in contempt)
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ver, veris, n. | vernal
spring
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onus, oneris, n. | onerous
burden
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corpus, corporis, n. | corpse
body
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auxilium, -i, n. | auxiliary
help | aid
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vinculum, -i, n.
chain | bond
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ovum, -i, n. | ovoid
egg
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Evangelium, -i, n | evangelical
Gospel
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ipse, ipsa, ipsum
-self (intensive) ``` myself ourselves yourself yourselves himself themselves herself itself ```
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principium, -i, n. | principle
beginning | origin
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odium, -i, n. | odious
hate | hatred
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concilium, -i, n. | council
council | meeting
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vulnus, vulneris, n. | vulnerable
wound
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periculum, -i, n. | peril
danger
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imperium, -i, n. | imperial
command power empire
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consilium, -i, n. | counsel
counsel advice plan
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antrum, -i, n.
cave
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spatium, -i, n. | spatial
space | interval
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pabulum, -i, n. | pablum
fodder | nourishment
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exilium, -i, n. | exile
exile
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aedificium, -i, n. | edifice
building
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pretium, -i, n. | precious
price
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initium, -i, n. | initial
starting point
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castellum, -i, n. | castle
fort
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vestigium, -i, n. | vestige
trace | footprint
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praesidium, -i, n, | preside
protection | garrison
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fatum, -i, n. | fate
destiny | fate
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astrum, -i, n. | astral
heavenly body | heavens
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grex, gregis, m. | egregious
herd | flock
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aer, aeris, m. | aerial
the air
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triduum, -i, n. | Triduum
three days
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flos, floris, f. | floral
flower
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votum, -i, n. | votive
vow | prayer
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theatrum, -i, n.
theater
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comes, comitis, m.
companion
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vitium, -i, n. | vicious
vice | blemish
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sepulchrum, -i, n. | sepulchre
tomb
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otium, -i, n.
ease | leisure
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mandatum, -i, n. | mandatory
commandment | order
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letum, -i, n.
death | 2nd declension
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hiems, hiemis, f.
winter
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obses, obsidis, m.
hostage
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ut
in order that | so that
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juvenis, juvenis, m/f | juvenile
young person
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plebs, plebis, f.
common people | plebeians
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latus, lateris, n. | lateral
side | flank
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aequor, aequoris, n.
smooth surface | sea
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lapis, lapidis, m. | lapidary
stone
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uxor, uxoris, f. | uxorious
wife
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litus, litoris, n. | littoral
shore | coast
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certamen, certaminis, n.
struggle | contest
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crus, cruris, n.
leg
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os, ossis, n. | ossify
bone
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ignis, ignis, m. | ignite
fire
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avis, avis, f. | aviation
bird
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nox, noctis, f. | nocturnal
night
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os, oris, n. | oral
mouth
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fons, fontis, m. | font
fountain spring source
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scelus, sceleris, n.
crime | evil deed
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nix, nivis, f. | Nevada
snow
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munus, muneris, n. | immunity, munificence
office | duty
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fames, famis, f. | famine
hunger | starvation
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rus, ruris, n | rural
countryside
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imber, imbris, m. | Mare Imbrium
rain
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vestis, vestis, f. | vest
clothes
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impetus, -us, m. | impetuous
attack
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exitus, -us, m. | exit
end outcome exit
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cursus, -us, m. | articulate
course | running
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ovis, ovis, f. | ovine
sheep
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arcus, -us, m. | arc, arch
bow
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usus, -us, m. | usual
use | experience
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vultus, -us, m.
countenance | expression
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nubes, nubis, f.
cloud
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equitatus, -us, m.
cavalry
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occasus, -us, m. | occasion
falling | misfortune
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currus, -us, m. | car
chariot cart wagon
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durus, a, um | durable
hard (not soft)
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citus, a, um
rapid | quick
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agrestis, e
boorish | crude
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dubius, a, um | dubious
doubtful
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verus, a, um | verily
true
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rusticus, a, um | rustic
country (adjective) rural unsophisticated rustic
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beatus, a, um | beatitude
blessed
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pius, a, um | pious
pious | dutiful
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clarus, a, um | clarity
clear bright gleaming famous
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passus, -us, m. | pace
step | pace
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alienus, a, um | alien
``` foreign alien strange unfavorable another's ```
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angustus, a, um | anguish
narrow | confined
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lenis, e | lenient
mild | gentle
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tristis, e | civility
sad
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crudelis, e | cruelty
cruel
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arduus, a, um | arduous
steep | arduous
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communis, e | community, communism
common
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inanis, e | inane
vain | inane
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sublimis, e | sublime
sublime | elevated
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aequus, a, um | equal
equal to even level
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civilis, e | civility
civil | of a citizen
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humilis, e | humility
humble
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mollis, e | mollify, malleable
soft | yielding
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quam
than | as possible
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avidus, a, um | avid
avid | keen
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dignus, a, um | dignity
worthy | dignified
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superbus, a, um | superb
proud
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caecus, a, um
blind
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mirus, a, um | miracle
wondrous
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tardus, a, um | tardy
late | delayed
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cunctus, a, um
all (referring to a body or a group)
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periculosus, a, um | perilous
dangerous
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magnopere magis maxime
greatly more most
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juvenis, is junior, junius minimus natu
young younger youngest
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magnus, a, um major, majus maximus, a, um
great greater greatest
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multus, a, um plus, pluris, n. plurimus, a, um
much more most
252
saepe saepius saepissime
often more often most often
253
multi, ae, a plures, plura plurimi, ae, a
many more very many, most
254
malus, a, um pejor, pejus pessimus, a, um
bad worse worst
255
male pejus pessime
badly worse worst
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parvus, a, um minor, minus minimus, a, um
small smaller smallest
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bene melius optime
well better best
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senex, senis senior, senius maximus natu
old older oldest
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diu diutius diutissime
long (of time) longer longest
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prope propius proxime
near nearer next
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multum plus plurimum
much more most
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parum minus minime
little, not enough less least
263
bonus, a, um melior, melius optimus, a, um
good better best
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miser, a, um miserior, miserius miserrimus, a, um
wretched more wretched most wretched
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pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum pulchrior, pulchrius pulcherrimus, a, um
beautiful more beautiful most beautiful
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certus, a, um certior, certius certissimus, a, um
certain more certain most certain
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potens, potentis potentior, potentius potentissimus, a, um
powerful more powerful most powerful
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fortis, e fortior, fortius fortissimus, a, um
brave braver bravest
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acer, acris, acre acrior, acrius acerrimus, a, um
sharp sharper sharpest
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facilis, e facilior, facilius facillimus, a, um
easy easier easiest
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fidelis, e fidelior, fidelius fidelissimus, a, um
faithful more faithful most faithful
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dubius, a, um magis dubius, a, um maxime dubius, a, um
doubtful more doubtful most doubtful
273
late latius latissime
widely more widely most widely
274
graviter gravius gravissime
seriously more seriously most seriously
275
to wage (w/bellum) to carry on to carry
gero gerere gessi gestus (belligerent)
276
to press | to push
premo premere pressi pressus (press)
277
to collect | to force
cogo cogere coegi coactus (coerce)
278
``` to lift (up) to raise ```
tollo tollere sustuli sublatus
279
to write
scribo scribere scripsi scriptus (script, description)
280
to send
mitto mittere misi missus (mission)
281
to yield | to give way
cedo cedere cessi cessus (cede)
282
however | moreover
autem | postpositive
283
``` to do to drive to act to treat to give (w/gratias) ```
ago agere egi actus (agent, act, actor)
284
to put to place to set to pitch (w/castra)
pono ponere posui positus (position, exponent)
285
to close
claudo claudere clausi clausus (clause, closure)
286
also | even
etiam
287
because
quod | coordinating conjunction, it introduces a subordinate clause and joins it to the main clause
288
therefore | and so
itaque | used at beginning of sentence as an introductory adverb
289
for in fact truly
enim | conjunction, postpositive
290
as
sicut
291
and | enclitic
-que | Joins 2 things that are similar or parallel in meaning. It is attached to the end of the second word.
292
both...and
et...et
293
either...or
aut...aut
294
but
sed
295
``` some day one day sometimes formerly once upon a time ```
olim
296
and
et
297
or
aut
298
knee
genu, -us, n. | genuflect
299
then | at that time
tum
300
afterwards
postea
301
there | in that place
ibi
302
horn
cornu, -us, n. | cornucopia
303
nevertheless
tamen
304
yes so thus
ita
305
already
iam
306
Jesus
``` Jesus Jesu Jesu Jesum Jesu Jesu ```
307
suddenly
subito
308
meanwhile
interim
309
almost
fere
310
wicked
nefarius, a, um | nefarious
311
wild | fierce
ferus, a, um | feral
312
warm | hot
calidus, a, um | calorie, cauldron, calidarium
313
Caesar
Caesar, Caesaris, m.
314
cold
frigidus, a, um | refrigerate, frigid
315
on high | lofty
excelsus, a, um | excelsis, excel
316
nurturing
almus, a, um | alma mater
317
nothing
nihil (also nil) | nondeclinable neuter
318
foul ugly hideous
foedus, a, um
319
tired | weary
defessus, a, um
320
white
albus, a, um | albino
321
enough
satis | nondeclinable neuter
322
the one...the other
alter...alter
323
sharp | bitter
acer, acris, acre | acrid
324
no | not any
nullus, nulla, nullum
325
alone only sole
solus, sola, solum | solo
326
which (of two)
uter, utra, utrum
327
``` the other (of two) the second (of two) ```
alter, altera, alterum | alternative
328
any (at all)
ullus, ulla, ullum
329
one
unus, una, unum | unity
330
neither (of two)
neuter, neutra, neutrum | neutral
331
other | another
alius, alia, aliud | alias
332
whole | entire
totus, tota, totum | total
333
foolish | stupid
stultus, a, um | stultify, stolid
334
powerful
potens, potentis | potent, potential
335
desirous (of) | eager
cupidus, a, um w/genitive (cupidity)
336
huge
ingens, ingentis
337
aged | old (person)
senex, senis | senile
338
full (of) | filled (with)
plenus, a, um w/gen or abl (plenty)
339
wise | rational
sapiens, sapientis
340
fortunate | lucky
felix, felicis | felicity
341
bold | rash
audax, audacis | audacious
342
careful | diligent
diligens, diligentis | diligent
343
fast | swift
celer, celeris, celere | accelerate
344
lively | spirited
alacer, alacris, alacre | alacrity
345
famous
celeber, celebris, celebre | celebrity, celebrate
346
useful (toward a purpose)
utilis, e ad w/accusative (utility)
347
likeness (of) | similar (to)
similis, e w/genitive w/dative (similar)
348
prepared (for) prepared toward a purpose or prepared to do something
paratus, a, um ad w/acc or w/infinitive
349
eleven
undecim
350
safe (from)
tutus, a, um w/ablative (tutor)
351
empty (from) empty (of) (from full to empty)
vacuus, a, um w/ablative (vacuum)
352
fourteen
quattuordecim
353
twelve
duodecim
354
thirteen
tredecim
355
suitable fit proper (for)
idoneus, a, um w/dative
356
dear (to) | precious
carus, a, um w/dative (care)
357
neighboring close (to) next (to)
finitimus, a, um w/dative (finite)
358
speech | prayer
oratio, orationis, f. | oration
359
lion
leo, leonis, m. | leonine
360
lesson
lectio, lectionis, f. | lecture
361
man | human being
homo, hominis, m. | homicide, homo sapiens
362
seventeen
septendecim
363
sixteen
sedecim
364
twenty
viginti
365
nineteen
undeviginti
366
eighteen
duodeviginti
367
fifteen
quindecim
368
centurion
centurio, centurionis, m. | centurion
369
legion
legio, legionis, f. | legionary
370
Switzerland
Helvetia, -ae, f.
371
Greece
Graecia, -ae, f.
372
Britain
Britannia, -ae, f.
373
Athens
Athenae, -arum, f.
374
Europe
Europa, -ae, f
375
Carthage
Carthago, Carthaginis, f.
376
temptation
tentatio, tentationis, f. | temptation
377
suffering
passio, passionis, f. | passion
378
Germany
Germania, -ae, f.
379
order rank line row
ordo, ordinis, f | ordinal
380
virgin | maiden
virgo, virginis, f. | virgin
381
Scotland
Caledonia, -ae, f.
382
liberty | freedom
libertas, libertatis, f. | liberty
383
charity | love
caritas, caritatis, f. | charitable
384
his own her own its own their own
suus, sua, suum
385
Ireland
Hibernia, -ae, f.
386
piety | duty
pietas, pietatis, f. | piety
387
quickness | speed
celeritas, celeritatis, f. | celerity
388
summer
aestas, aestatis, f. | estival
389
Spain
Hispania, -ae, f. | hispanic
390
he, she, it him, her they, their, them that, those (non-specific)
is, ea, id
391
authority
auctoritas, auctoritatis, f.
392
state
civitas, civitatis, f. | civic
393
rainstorm
tempestas, tempestatis, f. | tempest
394
flight | escape
fuga, -ae, f. | fugitive
395
wisdom
sapientia, -ae, f.
396
this | these
hic, haec, hoc
397
lack scarcity shortage want
inopia, -ae, f.
398
ditch | trench
fossa, -ae, f. | fossil
399
arrow
sagitta, -ae, f. | Sagittarius
400
will
voluntas, voluntatis, f. | voluntary
401
injury injustice wrong
injuria, -ae, f. | injurious
402
friendship
amicitia, -ae, f.
403
memory
memoria -ae, f. | memorable
404
truth
veritas, veritatis, f. | veritable, verity
405
spear
hasta, -ae, f.
406
song
carmen, carminis, n.
407
that | those
ille, illa, illud
408
time
tempus, temporis, n. | temporary
409
journey march route
iter, itineris, n. | itinerary
410
army (on the march) | column (of soldiers)
agmen, agminis, n.
411
knowledge
scientia, -ae, f. | science
412
a work
opus, operis, n. | opera
413
race kind class
genus, generis, n. | genus
414
that those (of yours or in contempt)
iste, ista, istud
415
spring
ver, veris, n | vernal
416
burden
onus, oneris, n. | onerous
417
body
corpus, corporis, n. | corpse
418
help | aid
auxilium, -i, n. | auxiliary
419
chain | bond
vinculum, -i, n.
420
egg
ovum, -i, n. | ovoid
421
Gospel
Evangelium, -i, n. | evangelical
422
-self (intensive) ``` myself ourselves yourself yourselves himself themselves herself itself ```
ipse, ipsa, ipsum
423
beginning | origin
principium, -i, n. | principle
424
hate | hatred
odium, -i, n. | odious
425
council | meeting
concilium, -i, n. | council
426
wound
vulnus, vlneris, n. | vulnerable
427
danger
periculum, -i, n. | peril
428
command power empire
imperium, -i, n. | imperial
429
counsel advice plan
consilium, -i, n. | counsel
430
cave
antrum, -i, n.
431
space | interval
spatium, -i, n. | spacial
432
fodder | nourishment
pabulum, -i, n. | pablum
433
exile
exilium, -i, n. | exile
434
building
aedificium, -i, n. | edifice
435
price
pretium, -i, n. | precious
436
starting point
initium, -i, n. | initial
437
fort
castellum, -i, n. | castle
438
trace | footprint
vestigium, -i, n. | vestige
439
protection | garrison
praesidium, -i, n. | preside
440
destiny | fate
fatum, -i, n. | fate
441
heavenly body | heavens
astrum, -i, n. | astral
442
herd | flock
grex, gregis, m. | egregious
443
the air
aer, aeris, m. | aerial
444
three days
triduum, -i, n. | Triduum
445
flower
flos, floris, f. | floral
446
vow | prayer
votum, -i, n. | votive
447
theater
theatrum, -i, n.
448
companion
comes, comitis, m.
449
vice | blemish
vitium, -i, n. | vicious
450
tomb
sepulchrum, -i, n. | sepulchre
451
ease | leisure
otium, -i, n.
452
commandment | order
mandatum, -i, n. | mandatory
453
death | 2nd declension
letum, -i, n.
454
winter
hiems, hiemis, f.
455
hostage
obses, obsidis, m.
456
in order that | so that
ut
457
young person
juvenis, juvenis, m/f
458
common people | plebeians
plebs, plebis, f.
459
side | flank
latus, lateris, n. | lateral
460
smooth surface | sea
aequor, aequoris, n.
461
stone
lapis, lapidis, m. | lapidary
462
wife
uxor, uxoris, f. | uxorious
463
shore | coast
litus, litoris, n. | littoral
464
struggle | contest
certamen, certaminis, n.
465
leg
crus, cruris, n.
466
bone
os, ossis, n, | ossify
467
fire
ignis, ignis, m. | ignite
468
bird
avis, avis, f. | aviation
469
night
nox, noctis, f. | nocturnal
470
mouth
os, oris, n. | oral
471
fountain spring source
fons, fontis, m. | font
472
crime | evil deed
scelus, sceleris, n.
473
snow
nix, nivis, f. | Nevada
474
office | duty
munus, muneris, n. | immunity, munificence
475
hunger | starvation
fames, famis, f. | famine
476
countryside
rus, ruris, n. | rural
477
rain
imber, imbris, m. | Mare Imbrium
478
clothes
vestis, vestis, f. | vest
479
attack
impetus, -us, m. | impetuous
480
end outcome exit
exitus, -us, m. | exit
481
sheep
ovis, ovis, f. | ovine
482
course | running
cursus, -us, m. | articulate
483
bow
arcus, -us, m. | arc, arch
484
use | experience
usus, -us, m. | usual
485
countenance | expression
vultus, -us, m.
486
cloud
nubes, nubis, f.
487
cavalry
equitatus, -us, m.
488
falling | misfortune
occasus, -us, m. | occasion
489
chariot cart wagon
currus, -us, m. | car
490
hard (not soft)
durus, a, um | durable
491
rapid | quick
citus, a, um
492
boorish | crude
agrestis, e
493
doubtful
dubius, a, um | dubious
494
true
verus, a, um | verily
495
country (adj) rural unsophisticated rustic
rusticus, a, um | rustic
496
blessed
beatus, a, um | beatitude
497
pious | dutiful
pius, a, um | pious
498
clear bright gleaming famous
clarus, a, um | clarity
499
step | pace
passus, -us, m. | pace
500
``` foreign alien strange unfavorable another's ```
alienus, a, um | alien
501
narrow | confined
angustus, a, um | anguish
502
mild | gentle
lenis, e | lenient
503
sad
tristis, e | civility
504
cruel
crudelis, e | cruelty
505
steep | arduous
arduus, a, um | arduous
506
common
communis, e | community, communism
507
vain | inane
inanis, e | inane
508
sublime | elevated
sublimis, e | sublime
509
equal to even level
aequus, a, um | equal
510
civil | of a citizen
civilis, e | civility
511
humble
humilis, e | humility
512
soft | yielding
mollis, e | mollify, malleable
513
than | as possible
quam
514
avid | keen
avidus, a, um | avid
515
worthy | dignified
dignus, a, um | dignity
516
proud
superbus, a, um | superb
517
blind
caecus, a, um
518
wondrous
mirus, a, um | miracle
519
late | delayed
tardus, a, um | tardy
520
all (referring to a body or a group)
cunctus, a, um
521
dangerous
periculosus, a, um | perilous
522
greatly more most
magnopere magis maxime
523
young younger youngest
juvenis, is junior, junius minimus natu
524
great greater greatest
magnus, a, um major, majus maximus, a, um
525
much more most (adjectives)
multus, a, um plus, pluris, n. plurimus, a, um
526
often more often most often
saepe saepius saepissime
527
many more very many, most
multi, ae, a plures, plura plurimi, ae, a
528
bad worse worst
malus, a, um pejor, pejus pessimus, a, um
529
badly worse worst
male pejus pessime
530
small smaller smallest
parvus, a, um minor, minus minimus, a, um
531
well better best
bene melius optime
532
old older oldest
senex, senis senior, senius maximus natu
533
long (of time) longer longest
diu diutius diutissime
534
near nearer next
prope propius proxime
535
much more most (adverbs)
multum plus plurimum
536
little, not enough less least
parum minus minime
537
good better best
bonus, a, um melior, melius optimus, a, um
538
wretched more wretched most wretched
miser, a, um miserior, miserius miserrimus, a, um
539
beautiful more beautiful most beautiful
pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum pulchrior, pulchrius pulcherrimus, a, um
540
certain more certain most certain
certus, a, um certior, certius certissimus, a, um
541
powerful more powerful most powerful
potens, potentis potentior, potentius potentissimus, a, um
542
brave braver bravest
fortis, e fortior, fortius fortissimus, a, um
543
sharp sharper sharpest
acer, acris, acre acrior, acrius acerrimus, a, um
544
easy easier easiest
facilis, e facilior, facilius facillimus, a, um
545
faithful more faithful most faithful
fidelis, e fidelior, fidelius fidelissimus, a, um
546
doubtful more doubtful most doubtful
dubius, a, um magis dubius, a, um maxime dubius, a, um
547
widely more widely most widely
late latius latissime
548
seriously more seriously most seriously
graviter gravius gravissime

Latin Vocabulary (4 decks)

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