V Flashcards
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accendo -ere -cendi -censum
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set on fire, inflame
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adhuc
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until now, hitherto, as yet
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adiuvo -are -iuvi -iutum
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help
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administro (1)
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manage, direct
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adorno (1)
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equip, prepare
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aedilis -is m.
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aedile
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aequalis -is -e
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level, equal, of same age
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aeque
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equally
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aeternus -a -um
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perpetual, eternal
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afficio -ficere -feci -fectum
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affect, influence, endow with
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agito (1)
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drive, toss, keep going
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agnus -i m.
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lamb
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alias
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at another time, elsewhere
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alibi
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elsewhere
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alio
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to another place
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aliquando
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at some time, sometimes
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aliqui -qua -quod
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some
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aliquot
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some
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aliter
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otherwise, differently
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alo -ere alui altum (or alitum)
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nourish, bring up, maintain
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ambo -bae -bo
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both
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amens -entis
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mad
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amnis -is m.
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river
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amplus -a -um
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big, spacious, grand
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antiquus -a -um
ancient
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anulus -i m.
ring
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apis -is f.
bee
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as assis m.
small coin
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aspicio -ere -spexi -spectum
look at
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assentio -ire -sensi -sensum (+ dat.)
agree with
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assentior -iri -sensus (+ dat.)
agree with
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ater atra atrum
black
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atqui
but
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atrox -ocis
savage, fierce, cruel
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aufero -ferre abstuli ablatum
take away, carry off
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aula -ae f.
court-yard, palace
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aureus -a -um
golden
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auris -is f.
ear
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aurora -ae f.
dawn
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avis -is f.
bird
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beatus -a -um
happy, wealthy
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beneficium -i n.
kindness, good turn, benefit
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bis
twice
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caeruleus -a -um
dark blue or green
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calor -oris m.
heat
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canus -a -um
white, grey (esp. of hair)
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capesso -ere -ivi -itum
undertake, lay hold of
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capillus -i m.
hair
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capto (1)
try to get, chase
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caro carnis f.
flesh
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causa -ae f.
cause, law-case
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celsus -a -um
high
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censor -oris m.
censor (official)
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circiter
about
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circulus -i m.
circle, ring
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circumvenio -ire -veni -ventum
surround
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clam (adv. or + abl. or acc.)
secretly, unknown to
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coeo -ire -ii -itum
come together, meet
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coetus -us m.
assembly, crowd
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cognatus -a -um
related, relation
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cognomen -inis n.
surname
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colligo -ere -legi -lectum
collect, recover oneself (with reflexive)
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colloco (1)
place, position
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colonus -i m.
farmer, colonist
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columna -ae f.
column, pillar
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comitor -ari -atus
accompany
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communis -is -e
common, general
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commuto (1)
change, exchange
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complector -plecti -plexus
embrace, include
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compono -ere -posui -positum
put together, compose, arrange
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comprimo -ere -pressi -pressum
restrain, suppress
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conatus -us m.
attempt, effort
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concito (1)
stir up, excite, rouse
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concordia -ae f.
agreement, union
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concors -cordis
in agreement, united
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concurro -ere -curri -cursum
assemble hurriedly, meet in battle
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concursus -us m.
assembly, collision
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condemno (1)
condemn, sentence
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confido -ere -fisus sum (+ dat.)
trust in
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confirmo (1)
strengthen, encourage
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confiteor -eri -fessus
admit, confess
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consolor -ari -atus
comfort, console
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convenio -ire -veni -ventum
meet together, be suitable,
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convoco (1)
call together, summon
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coram (adv. and + abl.)
openly, in the presence of
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crinis -is m.
hair
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decedo -ere -cessi -cessum
depart, retire, cease
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decipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum
deceive
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decretum -i n.
decision, decree
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defessus -a -um
exhausted
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denarius -i m.
silver coin
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dens dentis m.
tooth
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densus -a -um
crowded, thick, frequent
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desero -ere -serui -sertum
abandon, desert
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despicio -spicere -spexi -spectum
look down, despise
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deterior -ior -ius
worse, inferior
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dictum -i n.
saying, command
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difficultas -atis f.
difficulty
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dimitto -ere -misi -missum
dismiss, abandon
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discedo -ere -cessi -cessum
go away, depart
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disciplina -ae f.
learning, knowledge, discipline
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discipulus -i m.
pupil
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displiceo -ere -plicui
displease
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dissentio -ire -sensi -sensum
disagree
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dives divitis
rich
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divitiae -arum f.pl.
riches
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divus -a -um
divine
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doctus -a -um
learned
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dormio -ire -ivi -itum
sleep
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edo edere edidi editum
give out, produce, publish
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effigies -ei f.
image, statue
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epulae -arum f.pl.
banquet, feast
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epulor -ari -atus
feast
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erga (+ acc.)
towards
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exsul -ulis c.
exile
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exsulto (1)
jump about, rejoice
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extemplo
immediately
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faber fabri m.
workman, smith, carpenter
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fabricor -ari -atus
build, make
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fasces -ium m.pl.
fasces, bundle of rods carried
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favor -oris m.
favour, support, applause
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febris -is f.
fever
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fenestra -ae f.
window
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ferme
almost, nearly, about
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ferreus -a -um
of iron, unfeeling, cruel
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ferrum -i n.
iron, sword
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fido -ere fisus sum (+ dat.)
trust in
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finio -ire -ivi -itum
limit, fix, finish (trans.)
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finitimus -a -um
neighbouring
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flamma -ae f.
flame
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formido (1)
be afraid (of)
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formido -inis f.
fear, terror
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fors fortis f.
chance, luck
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fortiter
bravely
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frons frondis f.
leaf
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frons frontis m.
forehead, front
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fructus -us m.
fruit, profit
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fulmen -inis n.
thunderbolt
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fumo (1)
smoke
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fumus -i m.
smoke
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funus funeris n.
funeral, death, ruin
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furtum -i n.
theft, trick
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glacies -ei f.
ice
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gradus -us m.
step, pace
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gramen -inis n.
grass
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grandis -is -e
large, old
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grates f.pl.
thanks
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gravidus -a -um
pregnant
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gravitas -atis f.
weight, dignity, importance
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gremium -i n.
lap
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habena -ae f.
rein
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habito (1)
live, inhabit
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habitus -us m.
condition, character, dress
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haurio -ire hausi haustum
drain, swallow
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herba -ae f.
grass, herb
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heros -ois m.
hero
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heu
alas!
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horrendus -a -um
terrible
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horridus -a -um
rough, bristly
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hospitium -i n.
hospitality, inn
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humi
on or in the ground
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ibidem
in the same place
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imitor -ari -atus
imitate, copy
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immemor -oris (+ gen.)
forgetful, heedless (of)
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immineo -ere
hang over, threaten
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impar (gen. imparis)
unequal, inferior
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impius -a -um
impious, without proper respect
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improvisus -a -um
unexpected
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imprudens (gen. -entis)
unaware, off one's guard
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impune (adv.)
without punishment
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imus -a -um
lowest, deepest
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incedo -ere -cessi -cessum
go, walk, advance
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incito (1)
urge on, rouse, excite
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infelix (gen. -felicis)
unfortunate, unhappy
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inferi -orum m.pl.
the dead below
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infirmus -a -um
weak
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inimicus -a -um
enemy, hostile
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iniuria -ae f.
a wrong, injustice
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iniussu (+ gen.)
without authority from
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innocuus -a -um
harmless
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inquam
I say, I repeat
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instituo -ere -ui -utum
set up, establish, appoint
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interdiu
by day
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intus (adv.)
inside, at home
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inultus -a -um
unavenged, unpunished
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invicem
in turn, one after another
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invidus -a -um
envious, jealous
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iocor -ari -atus
joke
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iocus -i m.
joke
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iucundus -a -um
pleasant
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iussu (meo, etc. or + gen.)
on the orders of
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iuxta (+ acc.)
close to, next to
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lac lactis n.
milk
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lacero (1)
tear, mangle
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lacus -us m.
lake
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laetitia -ae f.
joy
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laetor -ari -atus
be glad, happy
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lar laris m.
household god
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largus -a -um
plentiful, generous
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lavo -are lavi lautum (or lotum)
wash
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lectus -i m.
bed, couch
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letum -i n.
death
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levis -is -e
smooth
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libellus -i m.
small book
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libens (gen. -entis)
willingly, with pleasure
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libenter
gladly, willingly
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limen liminis n.
threshold, doorway
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linquo linquere liqui
leave, abandon
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longe
far off, by far, very much
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luctus -us m.
grief
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lupus -i m.
wolf
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maereo -ere
mourn
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magis
more
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magistratus -us m.
magistracy
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maiestas -atis f.
dignity, grandeur, (as crime) high treason
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manifestus -a -um
obvious, clear, clearly guilty
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manipulus -i m.
company of soldiers
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maritus -i m.
husband
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marmor -oris n.
marble
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marmoreus -a -um
made of marble
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matrona -ae f.
married woman
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maxime
most, especially
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medicus -i m.
doctor
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mel mellis n.
honey
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minax (gen. minacis)
threatening
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minister -tri m.
servant, agent
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ministro (1)
serve, supply
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minus
less
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mirabilis -is -e
wonderful, amazing
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misericordia -ae f.
pity, mercy
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mitis -is -e
mild, gentle
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monstrum -i n.
monster, bad omen
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mus muris c.
mouse
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mutus -a -um
silent, dumb
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nasus -i m.
nose
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natu
by birth, in age
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nepos nepotis m.
grandson
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nervus -i m.
sinew
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nescio -ire -ivi
be ignorant, not know
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nescius -a -um
ignorant
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neuter -tra -trum
neither
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nocturnus -a -um
of night, by night
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nomino (1)
name
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nonnulli -ae -a
some, several
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nota -ae f.
mark, sign, note
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noto (1)
mark
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nutrio -ire -ivi -itum
nourish, rear
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nutrix -icis f.
nurse
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obsto -are -stiti (+ dat.)
be in the way, oppose, obstruct
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occasus -us m.
setting (of sun)
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occulto (1)
hide
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occurro -ere -curri -cursum
go to meet, meet, occur
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odor odoris m.
smell, scent
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offero offerre obtuli oblatum
present, show, offer
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origo originis f.
origin, beginning
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ortus -us m.
rising (of sun)
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osculor -ari -atus
kiss
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osculum -i n.
kiss
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(or -tensum)
show
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ovum -i n.
egg
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pagina -ae f.
page
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palam
openly, publicly
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palleo -ere -ui
be pale
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pallesco -ere pallui
turn pale
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pallidus -a -um
pale
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pallor -oris m.
paleness
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parum
too little
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pasco -ere pavi pastum
feed, pasture
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pastor -oris m.
shepherd
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patefacio -facere -feci -factum
open up, disclose
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patiens (gen. patientis) (+ gen.)
able to endure, tolerant of
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paulisper
for a short time
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pauper (gen. pauperis)
poor
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paupertas -atis f.
poverty
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pavidus -a -um
fearful, panicky
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pellis -is f.
skin, hide
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penetro (1)
make one's way into
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penitus (adv.)
deeply, far within, utterly
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percipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum
perceive, feel, understand
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perficio -ficere -feci -fectum
complete, accomplish
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perfidia -ae f.
treachery
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perfidus -a -um
treacherous, faithless
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perpetuus -a -um
continuing, without break, perpetual
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persuadeo -ere -suasi -suasum (+ dat.)
persuade
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perturbo (1)
upset, throw into confusion
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pinguis -is -e
fat, fertile
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plaudo -ere plausi plausum
clap, applaud
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pluma -ae f.
soft feather
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poeta -ae m.
poet
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pontifex pontificis m.
priest
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posterus -a -um
coming after, next
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posteri m.pl.
future generations
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postridie
on the next day
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potens (gen. potentis)
powerful, master of (+ gen.)
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potior -ior -ius
preferable, better
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potissimus -a -um
most important, chief
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potissimum (adv.)
especially
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praeclarus -a -um
famous, distinguished
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praedor -ari -atus
plunder
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praefectus -i m.
commander, man in charge of (+ dat.)
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praeficio -ficere -feci -fectum
put in charge of (+ dat.)
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praesum
be in charge of (+ dat.)
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praeter (+ acc.)
past, except, contrary to, beyond,
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praetereo -ire -ivi -itum
pass by, omit
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pridie
on the day before
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privatus -a -um
private, personal, not official
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procurator -oris m.
administrator, financial agent
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profundus -a -um
deep
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propinquus -a -um
near, neighbouring
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propter (+ acc.)
near, on account of
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pudor -oris m.
shame, bashfulness
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punio -ire -ivi -itum
punish
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purpureus -a -um
red, purple
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purus -a -um
clean, pure, plain
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quamvis
however much, although
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quare
why, wherefore
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quasi
as if, just as, as it were
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quatio quatere quassum
shake, beat
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ne . . . quidem
not even
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quiesco -ere quievi quietum
rest, be quiet
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radix radicis f.
root
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rarus -a -um
rare, scattered, at intervals
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reficio -ficere -feci -fectum
restore, repair, refresh
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regio regionis f.
region, area, district
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remedium -i n.
cure
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remigo (1)
row
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reparo (1)
recover, make good, repair
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repello -ere reppuli repulsum
drive back, repel
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repens (gen. repentis)
sudden, unexpected
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repente
suddenly
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requiesco -ere -quievi -quietum
rest
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resto -stare -stiti
remain, be left
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risus -us m.
laugh, laughter
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rosa -ae, f.
rose
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saevio -ire -ii -itum
be fierce, rage
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saevitia -ae f.
savagery, brutality
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sal salis m.
salt, sea
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saltem
at least
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saluto (1)
greet
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sapiens (gen. sapientis)
wise
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schola -ae f.
school
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semel
once
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semen seminis n.
seed
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senectus -utis f.
old age
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sepulcrum -i n.
grave, tomb
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serenus -a -um
clear, bright
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sermo sermonis m.
speech, talk, conversation
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serus -a -um
(too) late
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sero (adv.)
(too) late
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serius (adv.)
too late
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servitium -i n.
slavery
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significo (1)
show, indicate, mean
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singuli -ae -a
one each, individual
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solitudo -inis f.
loneliness, being alone
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somnio (1)
dream
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spargo -ere sparsi sparsum
scatter, sprinkle
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spiritus -us m.
breath, spirit, character
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spiro (1)
breathe
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stabilis -is -e
firm, stable
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statua -ae f.
statue
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stella -ae f.
star
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struo -ere struxi structum
build, contrive, devise
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suadeo -ere -suasi suasum (+ dat.)
advise, urge
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suavis -is -e
pleasant, sweet
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suesco -ere suevi suetum
become accustomed
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supero (1)
overcome, conquer
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taberna -ae f.
shop, inn
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tabernaculum -i n.
tent
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tabula -ae f.
plank, writing tablet, picture
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taurus -i m.
bull
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termino (1)
limit, bound, finish
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terminus -i m.
boundary, limit
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theatrum -i n.
theatre
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tono -are tonui tonitum
thunder
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tranquillus -a -um
quiet, calm, still
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tremesco -ere
tremble (at)
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tremo -ere tremui
quiver, tremble
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tremor -oris m.
shaking, trembling
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tremulus -a -um
shaking, trembling
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tribunus -i m.
tribune (officer)
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tuba -ae f.
trumpet
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tunica -ae f.
tunic, shirt
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tyrannus -i m.
tyrant
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ultio -onis f.
revenge
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ultor -oris m.
avenger
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umerus -i m.
shoulder
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usquam
anywhere
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utilis -is -e
useful
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vacca -ae f.
cow
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vae
woe (to)!
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vanus -a -um
empty, idle, useless
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vehemens (gen. -entis)
violent, powerful
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vehor vehi vectus
ride, sail, travel
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velox (gen. velocis)
swift
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velum -i n.
sail
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venenum -i n.
poison
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verbera -um n.pl.
blows, a flogging
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verbero (1)
flog
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verum (adv.)
but
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veteranus -i m.
veteran (soldier)
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villa -ae f.
country house
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vinum -i n.
wine
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viso -ere visi visum
go to see, visit
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volito (1)
fly, flit
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volo (1)
fly
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vulgus -i n.
crowd, rabble, the masses
