Trinity Week 2 Flashcards by Christopher Saner | Brainscape

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species, speciei f5

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appearance, beauty

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spectaculum, spectaculi n2

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spectacle, show

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spectator, spectatoris m3

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spectator

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specto, -are 1

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look at/ towards, consider, watch

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speculor, -ari 1 dep

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look out, spy

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spelunca, speluncae f1

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cave, grotto

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sperno, -ere, sprevi, spretum 3

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despise, reject

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spero, -are 1

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hope, look forward to

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spes, spei f5

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hope, expectation

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spiritus, spiritus m4

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breathing, breath

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spiro, -are 1

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breathe

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splendidus, -a, -um

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shining, important, distinguished

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splendor, splendoris m3

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briliance, distinction

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spolia, spoliorum n2

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spoils

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spolia opima

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spoils given to a victorious general

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spolio, -are 1

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strip, despoil

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spondeo, -ere, spopondi, sponsum 3

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pledge, promise, support

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sponsus, -a, -um

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promised, betrothed, engaged

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sponte

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of one’s own accord, voluntarily

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spumo, -are 1

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foam, froth

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statim

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immediately

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statio, stationis f3

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post, outpost

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statua, statuae f1

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statue

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statuo, -ere, statui, statutum 3

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decide, establish

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status, status m4

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standing, posture, position, situation

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stella, stellae f1

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star, comet

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sterno, -ere, stravi, stratum 3

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flatten, lay out, fell, defeat

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stilus, stili m2

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stilus, pen

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stipendium, stipendii n2

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soldier’s pay, payment, salary, military service

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stipo, -are 1

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pack together, surround, guard

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stirps, stirpis f3

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root, stock, family, offspring

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sto, -are, steti, statum 1

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stand, remain

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stola, stolae f1

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dress

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strages, stragis f3

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heap, carnage, destruction

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strenue

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actively, strenuous

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strepitus, strepitus m4

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noise

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strepo, -ere, strepui, strepitum 3

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buzz, make a noise

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strictim

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slightly, superficially, summarily

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strideo, -ere, stridi 2

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make a noise (hiss, buzz, creak, grate)

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stringo, -ere, strinxi, strictum 3

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graze, touch, draw tight, draw a sword

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struo, -ere, struxi, structum 3

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pile up, build

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studeo, -ere, studui 2 v + dat

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be keen on, study, leave

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studium, studii n2

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study, enthusiasm, eagerness, love

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stultitia, stultitiae f1

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stupidity

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stultus, -a, -um

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stupid

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stupeo, -ere 2

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to be stunned, amazed, immobilised

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stupor, stuporis m3

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amazement, paralysis

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stuprum, stupri n2

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sex, rape

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suadeo, -ere, suasi, suasum 2

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advise, urge, sway

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suavis, -is, -e

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sweet, persuasive

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suaviter

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sweetly

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sub pre + acc/abl

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up to, towards, under, below, close to

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subduco, -ere, subduxi, subductum 3

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lead under, draw up on shore, withdraw

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subeo, -ire, subii, subitum

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go under, undergo, creep approach, suffuse, come to mind

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subicio, -ere, subieci, subiectum 3/4

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throw under, subject, dominate

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subigo, -ere, subegi, subactum 3

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drive/ force under, subdue

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subito

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suddenly

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subitus, -a, -um

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sudden

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sublimis, -is, -e

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upraised, heavenly, eminent

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subsequor, -i, subsecutus 3 dep

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follow (closely)

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subsidium, subsidii n2

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assistance

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subsideo esse

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be of assistance to, help

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subsum, -esse, subfui

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be under, near, subject to

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subter adv/pre + acc)

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underneath, under

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subvenio, -ire, subveni, subventum 4 v + dat

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help

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subverto, -ere, subverti, subversum 3

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overturn, destroy

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succedo, -ere, successi, successum 3

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go under, approach, ascend, succeed

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succendo, -ere, succendi, succensum 3

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set fire to, enflame

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succurro, -ere, succurri, sucursum 3

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support, help, bring help

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sudor, sudoris m3

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sweat, exertion

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suesco, -ere, suevi, suetum 3

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be accustomed to

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suetus, -a, -um

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accustomed to

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suffero, -ferre

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support, suffer, accept

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suffragium, suffragii n2

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vote, right to vote, support

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sum, esse, fui

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be, exist

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summissus, -a, -um

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sent under, lowered, humble, humiliated

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summitto, -ere, summisi, summissum 3

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send under, lower, subject, send from below, grow, supply

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summus, -a, -um

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highest, greatest, top of

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summa, summae f1

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sum, total, top, main point

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sumo, -ere, sumpsi, sumptum 3

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take, take up, consume, assume, obtain

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arma sumo

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take up arms

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poenas sumo

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exact a penalty, punish

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sumptuosus, -a, -um

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exstravagant

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sumptus, sumptus m4

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consuming, expense, extravagance

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sumtui esse

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to cost

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super pre + acc/abl

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over, above, on, besides, concerning, in addition to

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superbia, superbiae f1

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arrogance, disdain, pride