VI Flashcards
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abies abietis f.
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fir tree
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abscido -ere -cidi -cisum
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cut off
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abundans (gen. -antis)
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rich, abounding
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abutor -uti -usus (+ abl.)
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abuse, misuse
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accedo -ere -cessi -cessum
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approach, be added
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accommodo (1)
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fit, adapt, apply
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accumbo -ere -cubui -cubitum
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take one’s place at table
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acervus -i m.
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heap
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acta -orum n.pl.
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(report of) public proceedings, record
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adaequo (1)
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make equal
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admodum
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quite, to quite an extent
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adulor -ari -atus
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flatter
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aegroto (1)
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be ill
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aedificium -i n.
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building
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aerarium -i n.
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public treasury
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aestuo (1)
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seethe, heave, burn (intrans.)
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affirmo (1)
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strengthen, declare
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affligo -ere -flixi -flictum
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dash down, crush
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alea -ae f.
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die (dice)
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ales alitis c.
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bird, winged (as adj.)
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algeo -ere alsi
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be cold
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aliquamdiu
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for some (considerable) time
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aliquantus -a -um
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a certain amount, considerable
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altaria -ium n.pl.
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altar(s)
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amarus -a -um
bitter
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amoenus -a -um
pleasant
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ancilla -ae f.
maid-servant
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ancora -ae f.
anchor
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anguis -is c.
snake
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angulus -i m.
corner, angle
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angustiae -arum f.pl.
narrow place, difficulty, distress
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annuus -a -um
yearly, lasting a year
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antecello -ere (+ dat. or acc.)
surpass, be superior to
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anus -us f.
old woman
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anxius -a -um
anxious, uneasy
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apto (1)
fit, make ready
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aptus -a -um (+ abl.)
fitted with, equipped with
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ardor -oris m.
heat, eagerness, ardour
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arena -ae f.
sand, arena
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aries arietis m.
ram, battering-ram
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armiger -eri m.
armour-bearer
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artifex -icis m.
craftsman
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asinus -i m.
donkey
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aspergo -ere -spersi -spersum
sprinkle on, bespatter
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assiduus -a -um
persistent, incessant
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atrium -i n.
hall, court
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attollo -ere
raise, exalt
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augur -uris c.
augur, prophet
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augurium -i n.
prophecy, sign (esp. by bird)
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auguror -ari -atus
predict
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augustus -a -um
venerable, grand
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avaritia -ae f.
greed
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avarus -a -um
greedy
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avello -ere -velli (or -vulsi) -vulsum
tear off, tear away
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aveo (in imper. ave or avete)
hail, farewell
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barba -ae f.
beard
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bello (1)
wage war
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bellus -a -um
fine, handsome, pretty
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benevolentia -ae f.
kindness, good will
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biduum -i n.
period of two days
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blanditia -ae f.
flattery
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calculus -i m.
pebble
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capax (gen. capacis)
spacious, capable
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caper -pri m.
he-goat
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carina -ae f.
keel, ship
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carnifex -icis m.
executioner, murderer
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catena -ae f.
chain, fetter
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cerebrum -i n.
brain
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cervus -i m.
stag
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ceu
as, just as
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charta -ae f.
paper
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clavis -is f.
key
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clemens (gen. -entis)
gentle, merciful
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cliens -entis c.
client (of patronus)
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clientela -ae f.
clientship, group of clients
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clipeus -i m.
shield
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cohibeo -ere -ui -itum
restrain, check
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collega -ae m.
colleague
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colloquium -i n.
conversation, conference
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comitia -orum n.pl.
assembly for elections, elections
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commemoro (1)
mention, relate
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commendo (1)
entrust
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commercium -i n.
trade, dealings
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concresco -ere -crevi -cretum
become hard or solid
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condicio -onis f.
terms, circumstances, condition
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confestim
immediately, speedily
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congrego (1)
collect, gather together
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coniugium -i n.
marriage
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conscientia -ae f.
knowlege, consciousness, conscience
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conscius -a -um
aware (of), in the know
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consequor -sequi -secutus
result, catch up, reach
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consido -ere -sedi -sessum
sit down, settle, abate
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contentio -onis f.
struggle, dispute
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conticesco -ere -ticui
fall silent, still
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continens (gen. -entis)
adjacent, unbroken, continuous
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contingit
it happens
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continuo (adv.)
immediately
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contionor -ari -atus
address a meeting
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conubium -i n.
marriage
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credulus -a -um
(too) trusting, ready to believe
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cremo (1)
burn, cremate
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crucio (1)
torture
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cruciatus -us m.
torment
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cruentus -a -um
bloody
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cruor -oris m.
blood, gore
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cubile -is n.
bed
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cumulo (1)
pile up
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cumulus -i m.
heap, pile
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curvus -a -um
bent, crooked
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debello (1)
end a war, subdue
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decerto (1)
fight (to the end), contend
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definio -ire -ivi -itum
define, determine, lay down
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delecto (1)
delight, please
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delego (1)
assign, commit
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deminuo -ere -ui -utum
lessen, make smaller
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depr(eh)endo -ere -endi -ensum
catch, arrest, detect
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destituo -ere -ui -utum
abandon
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devoro (1)
devour, consume
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diffido -ere -fisus sum (+ dat.)
distrust, despair
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dignor -ari -atus
think worthy, deign
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dirigo -ere -rexi -rectum
direct, send straight
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disertus -a -um
eloquent
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dispar (gen. -paris)
unequal, unlike
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dispicio -spicere -spexi -spectum
discern, perceive, make out
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dispono -ere -posui -positum
arrange, station
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distinguo -ere -stinxi -stinctum
distinguish
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disto -are
be distant, be different
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diversus -a -um
opposite, different, separate
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divino (1)
foresee, prophesy
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domesticus -a -um
belonging to the family, private, internal
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dominor -ari -atus
rule, reign, have power
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ebur eboris n.
ivory
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eburneus -a -um
made of ivory
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ecquis -quis -quid
is there anyone who ...?
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emineo -ere -ui
be prominent, stand out
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enitor -niti -nisus
make an effort, struggle
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eruo -ere erui erutum
tear out, uproot
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evado -ere evasi evasum
go out, go up, escape, turn out
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eventus -us m.
result
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exanimis -is -e
dead
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expeditus -a -um
lightly equipped, ready, unobstructed
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expergiscor -i -perrectus
wake up
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expleo -ere -evi -etum
fill up, complete, satisfy
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exsto -are
project, exist
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exuo -ere -ui -utum
strip off
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facesso -ere -ivi -itum
accomplish, cause
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facundus -a -um
eloquent
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famulus -i m.
servant
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fecundus -a -um
fertile
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ferio -ire
strike, beat
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ferveo -ere ferbui
boil, seethe, burn, be agitated
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fervidus -a -um
hot, impetuous
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festivus -a -um
jolly, lively
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festus -a -um
joyful, holiday-
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fiducia -ae f.
trust, confidence
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flavus -a -um
yellow, fair (of hair)
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flo (1)
blow
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floreo -ere florui
bloom, flourish
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fluctuo (1)
toss about, waver
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foedo (1)
make foul, pollute, disgrace
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folium -i n.
leaf
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foveo -ere fovi fotum
keep warm, cherish, support
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fraudo (1)
cheat
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fremitus -us m.
din, roaring sound
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fremo -ere fremui fremitum
make a din, roar, grumble
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frequens (gen. -entis)
crowded, full
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fundus -i m.
farm
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funestus -a -um
deadly, mournful, sad
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furiosus -a -um
mad, raging
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furo -ere furui
rage, be mad
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furor -ari -atus
steal
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gelidus -a -um
icy cold
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gelu -us n.
icy coldness
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gemma -ae f.
jewel
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generosus -a -um
noble
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gracilis -is -e
slim, slender
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gratulor -ari -atus
congratulate
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hilaris -is -e
cheerful, merry
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iaculor -ari -atus
hurl, shoot
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ianua -ae f.
door
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igneus -a -um
fiery
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immo
rather, on the contrary
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imperitus -a -um
inexperienced, ignorant
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impotens (gen. -entis)
wild, ungovernable
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impudens (gen. -entis)
shameless
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incautus -a -um
careless, heedless
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incido -ere -cidi -casum
occur, happen, come upon
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incumbo -ere -cubui -cubitum
rush upon, devote oneself
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index indicis m.
informer, indication, sign
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indicium -i n.
evidence, sign, proof
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indignus -a -um
unworthy, shameful
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indomitus -a -um
untamed, wild
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infamia -ae f.
disgrace
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infernus -a -um
of the lower world
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ingenuus -a -um
free-born, noble, frank
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insigne -is n.
badge, medal
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insolitus -a -um
unaccustomed, strange
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insto -are -stiti -statum
approach, threaten, pursue eagerly
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insuetus -a -um
unaccustomed, strange
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insuper
above, besides
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intendo -ere -tendi -tentum
stretch, direct towards, intend
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interimo -ere -emi -emptum
destroy, kill
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intervallum -i n.
interval, distance, pause
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intueor -eri -tuitus
look at, contemplate
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invisus -a -um
hateful
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iracundia -ae f.
anger
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ius iurandum (gen. iuris iurandi) n.
oath
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iustitia -ae f.
justice
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iuventus -us f.
youth, young people
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labrum -i n.
lip
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lana -ae f.
wool
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lapillus -i m.
small stone, jewel
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lectus -a -um
chosen, select
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libertus -i m.
freedman
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liquet, -ere licuit
it is clear
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locuples (gen. locupletis)
rich
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loquax (gen. -acis)
talkative
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luceo -ere luxi
shine, gleam
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lucerna -ae f.
lamp
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lucrum -i n.
gain, profit
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luculentus -a -um
splendid, ample
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lucus -i m.
(sacred) wood, grove
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ludibrium -i n.
mockery, laughing-stock, sport,
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lugeo -ere luxi luctum
mourn
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machina -ae f.
machine, device, ploy
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machinor -ari -atus
engineer, devise
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malum -i n.
apple
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manumitto -ere -misi -missum
free a slave
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matrimonium -i n.
marriage
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medeor -eri (+ dat.)
heal
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medicamentum -i n.
remedy, medicine
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memoro (1)
mention, relate
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mendax (gen. -acis)
lying, false
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mercatura -ae f.
trade, commerce
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mercor -ari -atus
buy
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mergo -ere mersi mersum
plunge, immerse, overwhelm
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migro (1)
change one's home, depart
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militia -ae f.
military service, warfare
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mitigo (1)
soften, pacify
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moderor -ari -atus
restrain, control, direct
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modestus -a -um
well-behaved, modest
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municeps -ipis c.
inhabitant of a municipium
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municipium -i n.
town (self-governing)
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natus -a (part. of nascor)
child
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navigium -i n.
ship
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nequaquam
not at all
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nex necis f.
murder, slaughter
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ningit or ninguit (perf. ninxit)
it snows
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nitens (gen. nitentis)
bright, brilliant, beautiful
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nitidus -a -um
shining, bright, smart
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niveus -a -um
snow-white
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nodus -i m.
knot
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nuptiae -arum f.pl.
marriage, wedding
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nuto (1)
nod, sway, totter
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obeo -ire -ii (or -ivi) -itum
go to meet, engage in, perform, die
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obeo diem or mortem
die
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obiter (adv.)
on the way, while going along
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obitus -us m.
death
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obliquus -a -um
slanting, sidelong
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oboedio -ire -ivi -itum (+ dat.)
obey, be subject to
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observo (1)
watch, guard, comply with
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obsidio -onis f.
siege
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obstruo -ere -struxi -structum
block up, obstruct
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obtusus -a -um
blunt, dull
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obvius -a -um (+ dat.)
in the way of, so as to meet
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occidens -entis m.
the west
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ocior -ius
quicker
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ocius (adv.)
(more) quickly
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onustus -a -um
laden, burdened
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opacus -a -um
dark, shady
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oraculum -i n.
oracle
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ostium -i n.
door, entrance
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palaestra -ae f.
wrestling(-ground)
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palma -ae f.
palm of hand, palm-tree, victory, glory
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papaver -eris n.
poppy
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parcus -a -um
thrifty, mean, meagre, little
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paries parietis m.
wall (of a house)
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particeps (gen. -cipis) (+ gen.)
sharing in
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partim
partly
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patronus -i m.
patron (of a cliens), defender, advocate
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peior peius
worse
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penna -ae f.
feather, wing (in plur.)
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penuria -ae f.
need, scarcity
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perago -ere -egi -actum
accomplish, complete
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peregrinus -a -um
foreign
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perennis -is -e
everlasting, perpetual
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perfuga -ae m.
deserter
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perfugium -i n.
refuge
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perimo -ere -emi -emptum
destroy
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peritia -ae f.
experience, skill
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periurus -a -um
perjured, breaking oath
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permagnus -a -um
very great
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permultus -a -um
very much, very many (pl.)
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persevero (1)
persist, persevere
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pestilentia -ae f.
plague
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pestis -is f.
plague, destruction
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piget -ere piguit (+ acc. of person)
it displeases, disgusts
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pingo -ere pinxi pictum
draw, paint
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pinna -ae f.
feather, wing (in plur.)
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pinus -us or -i f.
pine-tree
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piscina -ae f.
fish-pond, swimming-pool
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plane
clearly, entirely, quite
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polio -ire -ivi -itum
polish
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pomum -i n.
fruit (of any kind)
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portentum -i n.
omen, portent, monster
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postis -is m.
door-post, door (in pl.)
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potentia -ae f.
power
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praecipuus -a -um
special, extraordinary
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praecipue
especially, chiefly
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principium -i n.
beginning
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privo (1)
rob, deprive
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prodigus -a -um
lavish, wasteful
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proditor -oris m.
betrayer, traitor
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profugus -a -um
fugitive, exiled
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propono -ere -posui -positum
display, set out, intend
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proprius -a -um
one's own, peculiar, characteristic
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propterea
for that reason
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prora -ae f.
prow
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proscribo -ere -scripsi -scriptum
publish, advertise, proscribe
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quasso (1)
shake, shatter
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querela -ae f.
complaint
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querulus -a -um
complaining
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questus -us m.
complaint, lamentation
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Quirites -ium m.pl.
citizens of Rome
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radius -i m.
ray
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recito (1)
read out, recite
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recupero (1)
regain, recover
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reliquiae -arum f.pl.
remains, remnant
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remex remigis m.
rower
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reporto (1)
bring back, win
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reprimo -ere -pressi -pressum
restrain
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requiro -ere -quisivi -quisitum
search for, inquire, require
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retro (adv.)
backwards, back
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rostrum -i n.
beak, ship's beak
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rostra -orum n.pl.
speakers' platform
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rumor -oris m.
rumour, popular opinion
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rupes -is f.
rock, cliff
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sacramentum -i n.
military oath of allegiance
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sacro (1)
dedicate, consecrate
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saeculum -i n.
generation, century
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saucius -a -um
wounded
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scaena -ae f.
stage
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scalae -arum f.pl.
steps, ladder
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scando -ere scandi scansum
climb
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scelestus -a -um
wicked
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sceptrum -i n.
sceptre
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scindo -ere scidi scissum
cut, split, tear
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scintilla -ae f.
spark
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secus (adv.)
otherwise, differently (esp. non
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seditio -onis f.
uprising, mutiny
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sepelio -ire -ivi sepultum
bury
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series -em -e f.
row, succession, sequence
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serius -a -um
serious, grave
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sestertius -i m.
small silver coin
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sicut
as, just as
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sido -ere sidi or sedi, sessum
sit down, sink down
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signo (1)
mark, seal, stamp
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simplex (gen. -icis)
single, simple, plain
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simulacrum -i n.
image, phantom
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sitio -ire -ivi
be thirsty
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sitis -is f.
thirst
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situs -a -um
lying, situated
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speculator -oris m.
spy, scout
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speculor -ari -atus
spy out, watch for
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splendidus -a -um
bright, brilliant, noble
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splendor -oris m.
brilliance, excellence
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spolia -orum n.pl.
spoils, booty
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spolio (1)
strip, rob
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stimulo (1)
spur on, incite
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stultitia -ae f.
foolishness
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sudo (1)
sweat
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sudor -oris m.
sweat
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supinus -a -um
face-upwards, lying on the back
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supprimo -ere -pressi -pressum
check, put a stop to
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surripio -ripere -ripui -reptum
steal, filch
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sus suis c.
pig
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suscito (1)
arouse, wake up, incite
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tabella -ae f.
tablet (for writing, voting, painting)
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tabellae -arum f.pl.
letter, document
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tempero (1)
blend, moderate, control, be restrained
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tendo -ere tetendi tentum (or tensum)
stretch, aim for, encamp
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tenuis -is -e
thin, refined, delicate
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terrestris -is -e
of the earth or land
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testamentum -i n.
will
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testificor -ari -atus
bear witness, show
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testimonium -i n.
evidence, proof
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thesaurus -i m.
treasure, store-house
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tigris -is or -idis f.
tiger
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titulus -i m.
label, notice, title
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torrens -entis m.
torrent
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torreo -ere torrui tostum
scorch, burn
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torridus -a -um
dry, parched
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totidem
just as many
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tributum -i n.
tribute, tax
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triduum -i n.
space of three days
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triplex (gen. -icis)
three-fold, triple
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turbidus -a -um
confused, troubled, violent
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tuto (adv.)
safely
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unguo -ere unxi unctum
smear, anoint
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unguentum -i n.
ointment, perfume
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unguis -is m.
nail, claw
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urbanus -a -um
of the city, elegant, witty
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urna -ae f.
jar, urn
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ursus -i m. and ursa -ae f.
bear
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valde
strongly, very much
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valens (gen. -entis)
strong, healthy
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valetudo -inis f.
state of health (often ill-health)
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vapor -oris m.
steam, vapour
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vario (1)
vary (trans. and intrans.)
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vas vasis n.
vessel, dish
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vena -ae f.
vein
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venator -oris m.
hunter
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venor -ari -atus
hunt
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verso (1)
twist, turn, whirl, turn over in the mind
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versor -ari -atus
be in a place or state, be engaged in
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vertex -icis m.
crown of head, top, summit, whirlpool,
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vestibulum -i n.
fore-court, entrance
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vexo (1)
shake, trouble, harass
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viator -oris m.
traveller
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vigeo -ere -ui
flourish, thrive
421
vigil (gen. vigilis)
awake, watchful
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vitis -is f.
vine
423
vividus -a -um
full of life, vigorous
424
volucer -cris -cre
flying, winged, rapid
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volucris -is f.
bird
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volumen -inis n.
roll, book
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voveo -ere vovi votum
vow, dedicate
