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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

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bitter

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amoenus -a -um

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pleasant

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ancilla -ae f.

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maid-servant

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ancora -ae f.

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anchor

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anguis -is c.

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snake

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angulus -i m.

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corner, angle

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angustiae -arum f.pl.

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narrow place, difficulty, distress

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annuus -a -um

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yearly, lasting a year

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antecello -ere (+ dat. or acc.)

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surpass, be superior to

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anus -us f.

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old woman

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anxius -a -um

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anxious, uneasy

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apto (1)

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fit, make ready

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aptus -a -um (+ abl.)

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fitted with, equipped with

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ardor -oris m.

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heat, eagerness, ardour

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arena -ae f.

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sand, arena

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aries arietis m.

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ram, battering-ram

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armiger -eri m.

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armour-bearer

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artifex -icis m.

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craftsman

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asinus -i m.

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donkey

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aspergo -ere -spersi -spersum

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sprinkle on, bespatter

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assiduus -a -um

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persistent, incessant

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atrium -i n.

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hall, court

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attollo -ere

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raise, exalt

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augur -uris c.

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augur, prophet

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augurium -i n.

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prophecy, sign (esp. by bird)

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auguror -ari -atus

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predict

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augustus -a -um

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venerable, grand

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avaritia -ae f.

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greed

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avarus -a -um

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greedy

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avello -ere -velli (or -vulsi) -vulsum

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tear off, tear away

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aveo (in imper. ave or avete)

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hail, farewell

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barba -ae f.

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beard

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bello (1)

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wage war

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bellus -a -um

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fine, handsome, pretty

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benevolentia -ae f.

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kindness, good will

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biduum -i n.

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period of two days

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blanditia -ae f.

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flattery

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calculus -i m.

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pebble

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capax (gen. capacis)

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spacious, capable

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caper -pri m.

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he-goat

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carina -ae f.

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keel, ship

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carnifex -icis m.

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executioner, murderer

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catena -ae f.

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chain, fetter

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cerebrum -i n.

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brain

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cervus -i m.

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stag

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ceu

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as, just as

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charta -ae f.

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paper

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clavis -is f.

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key

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clemens (gen. -entis)

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gentle, merciful

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cliens -entis c.

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client (of patronus)

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clientela -ae f.

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clientship, group of clients

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clipeus -i m.

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shield

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cohibeo -ere -ui -itum

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restrain, check

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collega -ae m.

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colleague

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colloquium -i n.

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conversation, conference

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comitia -orum n.pl.

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assembly for elections, elections

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commemoro (1)

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mention, relate

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commendo (1)

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entrust

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commercium -i n.

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trade, dealings

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concresco -ere -crevi -cretum

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become hard or solid

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condicio -onis f.

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terms, circumstances, condition

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confestim

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immediately, speedily

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congrego (1)

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collect, gather together

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coniugium -i n.

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marriage

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conscientia -ae f.

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knowlege, consciousness, conscience

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conscius -a -um

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aware (of), in the know

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consequor -sequi -secutus

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result, catch up, reach

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consido -ere -sedi -sessum

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sit down, settle, abate

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contentio -onis f.

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struggle, dispute

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conticesco -ere -ticui

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fall silent, still

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continens (gen. -entis)

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adjacent, unbroken, continuous

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contingit

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it happens

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continuo (adv.)

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immediately

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contionor -ari -atus

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address a meeting

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conubium -i n.

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marriage

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credulus -a -um

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(too) trusting, ready to believe

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cremo (1)

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burn, cremate

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crucio (1)

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torture

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cruciatus -us m.

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torment

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cruentus -a -um

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bloody

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cruor -oris m.

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blood, gore

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cubile -is n.

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bed

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cumulo (1)

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pile up

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cumulus -i m.

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heap, pile

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curvus -a -um

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bent, crooked

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debello (1)

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end a war, subdue

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decerto (1)

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fight (to the end), contend

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definio -ire -ivi -itum

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define, determine, lay down

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delecto (1)

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delight, please

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delego (1)

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assign, commit

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deminuo -ere -ui -utum

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lessen, make smaller

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depr(eh)endo -ere -endi -ensum

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catch, arrest, detect

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destituo -ere -ui -utum

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abandon

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devoro (1)

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devour, consume

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diffido -ere -fisus sum (+ dat.)

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distrust, despair

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dignor -ari -atus

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think worthy, deign

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dirigo -ere -rexi -rectum

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direct, send straight

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disertus -a -um

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eloquent

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dispar (gen. -paris)

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unequal, unlike

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dispicio -spicere -spexi -spectum

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discern, perceive, make out

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dispono -ere -posui -positum

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arrange, station

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distinguo -ere -stinxi -stinctum

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distinguish

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disto -are

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be distant, be different

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diversus -a -um

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opposite, different, separate

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divino (1)

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foresee, prophesy

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domesticus -a -um

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belonging to the family, private, internal

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dominor -ari -atus

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rule, reign, have power

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ebur eboris n.

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ivory

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eburneus -a -um

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made of ivory

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ecquis -quis -quid

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is there anyone who …?

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emineo -ere -ui

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be prominent, stand out

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enitor -niti -nisus

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make an effort, struggle

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eruo -ere erui erutum

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tear out, uproot

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evado -ere evasi evasum

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go out, go up, escape, turn out

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eventus -us m.

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result

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exanimis -is -e

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dead

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expeditus -a -um

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lightly equipped, ready, unobstructed

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expergiscor -i -perrectus

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wake up

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expleo -ere -evi -etum

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fill up, complete, satisfy

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exsto -are

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project, exist

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145
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exuo -ere -ui -utum

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strip off

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facesso -ere -ivi -itum

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accomplish, cause

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facundus -a -um

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eloquent

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famulus -i m.

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servant

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fecundus -a -um

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fertile

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150
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ferio -ire

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strike, beat

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ferveo -ere ferbui

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boil, seethe, burn, be agitated

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fervidus -a -um

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hot, impetuous

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153
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festivus -a -um

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jolly, lively

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154
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festus -a -um

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joyful, holiday-

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155
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fiducia -ae f.

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trust, confidence

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156
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flavus -a -um

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yellow, fair (of hair)

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157
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flo (1)

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blow

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158
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floreo -ere florui

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bloom, flourish

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159
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fluctuo (1)

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toss about, waver

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160
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foedo (1)

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make foul, pollute, disgrace

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161
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folium -i n.

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leaf

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162
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foveo -ere fovi fotum

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keep warm, cherish, support

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fraudo (1)

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cheat

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fremitus -us m.

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din, roaring sound

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fremo -ere fremui fremitum

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make a din, roar, grumble

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frequens (gen. -entis)

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crowded, full

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fundus -i m.

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farm

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funestus -a -um

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deadly, mournful, sad

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furiosus -a -um

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mad, raging

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furo -ere furui

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rage, be mad

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furor -ari -atus

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steal

172
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gelidus -a -um

A

icy cold

173
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gelu -us n.

A

icy coldness

174
Q

gemma -ae f.

A

jewel

175
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generosus -a -um

A

noble

176
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gracilis -is -e

A

slim, slender

177
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gratulor -ari -atus

A

congratulate

178
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hilaris -is -e

A

cheerful, merry

179
Q

iaculor -ari -atus

A

hurl, shoot

180
Q

ianua -ae f.

A

door

181
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igneus -a -um

A

fiery

182
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immo

A

rather, on the contrary

183
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imperitus -a -um

A

inexperienced, ignorant

184
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impotens (gen. -entis)

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wild, ungovernable

185
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impudens (gen. -entis)

A

shameless

186
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incautus -a -um

A

careless, heedless

187
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incido -ere -cidi -casum

A

occur, happen, come upon

188
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incumbo -ere -cubui -cubitum

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rush upon, devote oneself

189
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index indicis m.

A

informer, indication, sign

190
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indicium -i n.

A

evidence, sign, proof

191
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indignus -a -um

A

unworthy, shameful

192
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indomitus -a -um

A

untamed, wild

193
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infamia -ae f.

A

disgrace

194
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infernus -a -um

A

of the lower world

195
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ingenuus -a -um

A

free-born, noble, frank

196
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insigne -is n.

A

badge, medal

197
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insolitus -a -um

A

unaccustomed, strange

198
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insto -are -stiti -statum

A

approach, threaten, pursue eagerly

199
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insuetus -a -um

A

unaccustomed, strange

200
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insuper

A

above, besides

201
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intendo -ere -tendi -tentum

A

stretch, direct towards, intend

202
Q

interimo -ere -emi -emptum

A

destroy, kill

203
Q

intervallum -i n.

A

interval, distance, pause

204
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intueor -eri -tuitus

A

look at, contemplate

205
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invisus -a -um

A

hateful

206
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iracundia -ae f.

A

anger

207
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ius iurandum (gen. iuris iurandi) n.

A

oath

208
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iustitia -ae f.

A

justice

209
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iuventus -us f.

A

youth, young people

210
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labrum -i n.

A

lip

211
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lana -ae f.

A

wool

212
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lapillus -i m.

A

small stone, jewel

213
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lectus -a -um

A

chosen, select

214
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libertus -i m.

A

freedman

215
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liquet, -ere licuit

A

it is clear

216
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locuples (gen. locupletis)

A

rich

217
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loquax (gen. -acis)

A

talkative

218
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luceo -ere luxi

A

shine, gleam

219
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lucerna -ae f.

A

lamp

220
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lucrum -i n.

A

gain, profit

221
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luculentus -a -um

A

splendid, ample

222
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lucus -i m.

A

(sacred) wood, grove

223
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ludibrium -i n.

A

mockery, laughing-stock, sport,

224
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lugeo -ere luxi luctum

A

mourn

225
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machina -ae f.

A

machine, device, ploy

226
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machinor -ari -atus

A

engineer, devise

227
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malum -i n.

A

apple

228
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manumitto -ere -misi -missum

A

free a slave

229
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matrimonium -i n.

A

marriage

230
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medeor -eri (+ dat.)

A

heal

231
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medicamentum -i n.

A

remedy, medicine

232
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memoro (1)

A

mention, relate

233
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mendax (gen. -acis)

A

lying, false

234
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mercatura -ae f.

A

trade, commerce

235
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mercor -ari -atus

A

buy

236
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mergo -ere mersi mersum

A

plunge, immerse, overwhelm

237
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migro (1)

A

change one’s home, depart

238
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militia -ae f.

A

military service, warfare

239
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mitigo (1)

A

soften, pacify

240
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moderor -ari -atus

A

restrain, control, direct

241
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modestus -a -um

A

well-behaved, modest

242
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municeps -ipis c.

A

inhabitant of a municipium

243
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municipium -i n.

A

town (self-governing)

244
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natus -a (part. of nascor)

A

child

245
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navigium -i n.

A

ship

246
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nequaquam

A

not at all

247
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nex necis f.

A

murder, slaughter

248
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ningit or ninguit (perf. ninxit)

A

it snows

249
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nitens (gen. nitentis)

A

bright, brilliant, beautiful

250
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nitidus -a -um

A

shining, bright, smart

251
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niveus -a -um

A

snow-white

252
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nodus -i m.

A

knot

253
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nuptiae -arum f.pl.

A

marriage, wedding

254
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nuto (1)

A

nod, sway, totter

255
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obeo -ire -ii (or -ivi) -itum

A

go to meet, engage in, perform, die

256
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obeo diem or mortem

A

die

257
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obiter (adv.)

A

on the way, while going along

258
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obitus -us m.

A

death

259
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obliquus -a -um

A

slanting, sidelong

260
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oboedio -ire -ivi -itum (+ dat.)

A

obey, be subject to

261
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observo (1)

A

watch, guard, comply with

262
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obsidio -onis f.

A

siege

263
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obstruo -ere -struxi -structum

A

block up, obstruct

264
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obtusus -a -um

A

blunt, dull

265
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obvius -a -um (+ dat.)

A

in the way of, so as to meet

266
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occidens -entis m.

A

the west

267
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ocior -ius

A

quicker

268
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ocius (adv.)

A

(more) quickly

269
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onustus -a -um

A

laden, burdened

270
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opacus -a -um

A

dark, shady

271
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oraculum -i n.

A

oracle

272
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ostium -i n.

A

door, entrance

273
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palaestra -ae f.

A

wrestling(-ground)

274
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palma -ae f.

A

palm of hand, palm-tree, victory, glory

275
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papaver -eris n.

A

poppy

276
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parcus -a -um

A

thrifty, mean, meagre, little

277
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paries parietis m.

A

wall (of a house)

278
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particeps (gen. -cipis) (+ gen.)

A

sharing in

279
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partim

A

partly

280
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patronus -i m.

A

patron (of a cliens), defender, advocate

281
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peior peius

A

worse

282
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penna -ae f.

A

feather, wing (in plur.)

283
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penuria -ae f.

A

need, scarcity

284
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perago -ere -egi -actum

A

accomplish, complete

285
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peregrinus -a -um

A

foreign

286
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perennis -is -e

A

everlasting, perpetual

287
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perfuga -ae m.

A

deserter

288
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perfugium -i n.

A

refuge

289
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perimo -ere -emi -emptum

A

destroy

290
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peritia -ae f.

A

experience, skill

291
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periurus -a -um

A

perjured, breaking oath

292
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permagnus -a -um

A

very great

293
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permultus -a -um

A

very much, very many (pl.)

294
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persevero (1)

A

persist, persevere

295
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pestilentia -ae f.

A

plague

296
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pestis -is f.

A

plague, destruction

297
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piget -ere piguit (+ acc. of person)

A

it displeases, disgusts

298
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pingo -ere pinxi pictum

A

draw, paint

299
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pinna -ae f.

A

feather, wing (in plur.)

300
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pinus -us or -i f.

A

pine-tree

301
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piscina -ae f.

A

fish-pond, swimming-pool

302
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plane

A

clearly, entirely, quite

303
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polio -ire -ivi -itum

A

polish

304
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pomum -i n.

A

fruit (of any kind)

305
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portentum -i n.

A

omen, portent, monster

306
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postis -is m.

A

door-post, door (in pl.)

307
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potentia -ae f.

A

power

308
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praecipuus -a -um

A

special, extraordinary

309
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praecipue

A

especially, chiefly

310
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principium -i n.

A

beginning

311
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privo (1)

A

rob, deprive

312
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prodigus -a -um

A

lavish, wasteful

313
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proditor -oris m.

A

betrayer, traitor

314
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profugus -a -um

A

fugitive, exiled

315
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propono -ere -posui -positum

A

display, set out, intend

316
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proprius -a -um

A

one’s own, peculiar, characteristic

317
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propterea

A

for that reason

318
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prora -ae f.

A

prow

319
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proscribo -ere -scripsi -scriptum

A

publish, advertise, proscribe

320
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quasso (1)

A

shake, shatter

321
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querela -ae f.

A

complaint

322
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querulus -a -um

A

complaining

323
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questus -us m.

A

complaint, lamentation

324
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Quirites -ium m.pl.

A

citizens of Rome

325
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radius -i m.

A

ray

326
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recito (1)

A

read out, recite

327
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recupero (1)

A

regain, recover

328
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reliquiae -arum f.pl.

A

remains, remnant

329
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remex remigis m.

A

rower

330
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reporto (1)

A

bring back, win

331
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reprimo -ere -pressi -pressum

A

restrain

332
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requiro -ere -quisivi -quisitum

A

search for, inquire, require

333
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retro (adv.)

A

backwards, back

334
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rostrum -i n.

A

beak, ship’s beak

335
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rostra -orum n.pl.

A

speakers’ platform

336
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rumor -oris m.

A

rumour, popular opinion

337
Q

rupes -is f.

A

rock, cliff

338
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sacramentum -i n.

A

military oath of allegiance

339
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sacro (1)

A

dedicate, consecrate

340
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saeculum -i n.

A

generation, century

341
Q

saucius -a -um

A

wounded

342
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scaena -ae f.

A

stage

343
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scalae -arum f.pl.

A

steps, ladder

344
Q

scando -ere scandi scansum

A

climb

345
Q

scelestus -a -um

A

wicked

346
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sceptrum -i n.

A

sceptre

347
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scindo -ere scidi scissum

A

cut, split, tear

348
Q

scintilla -ae f.

A

spark

349
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secus (adv.)

A

otherwise, differently (esp. non

350
Q

seditio -onis f.

A

uprising, mutiny

351
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sepelio -ire -ivi sepultum

A

bury

352
Q

series -em -e f.

A

row, succession, sequence

353
Q

serius -a -um

A

serious, grave

354
Q

sestertius -i m.

A

small silver coin

355
Q

sicut

A

as, just as

356
Q

sido -ere sidi or sedi, sessum

A

sit down, sink down

357
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signo (1)

A

mark, seal, stamp

358
Q

simplex (gen. -icis)

A

single, simple, plain

359
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simulacrum -i n.

A

image, phantom

360
Q

sitio -ire -ivi

A

be thirsty

361
Q

sitis -is f.

A

thirst

362
Q

situs -a -um

A

lying, situated

363
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speculator -oris m.

A

spy, scout

364
Q

speculor -ari -atus

A

spy out, watch for

365
Q

splendidus -a -um

A

bright, brilliant, noble

366
Q

splendor -oris m.

A

brilliance, excellence

367
Q

spolia -orum n.pl.

A

spoils, booty

368
Q

spolio (1)

A

strip, rob

369
Q

stimulo (1)

A

spur on, incite

370
Q

stultitia -ae f.

A

foolishness

371
Q

sudo (1)

A

sweat

372
Q

sudor -oris m.

A

sweat

373
Q

supinus -a -um

A

face-upwards, lying on the back

374
Q

supprimo -ere -pressi -pressum

A

check, put a stop to

375
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surripio -ripere -ripui -reptum

A

steal, filch

376
Q

sus suis c.

A

pig

377
Q

suscito (1)

A

arouse, wake up, incite

378
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tabella -ae f.

A

tablet (for writing, voting, painting)

379
Q

tabellae -arum f.pl.

A

letter, document

380
Q

tempero (1)

A

blend, moderate, control, be restrained

381
Q

tendo -ere tetendi tentum (or tensum)

A

stretch, aim for, encamp

382
Q

tenuis -is -e

A

thin, refined, delicate

383
Q

terrestris -is -e

A

of the earth or land

384
Q

testamentum -i n.

A

will

385
Q

testificor -ari -atus

A

bear witness, show

386
Q

testimonium -i n.

A

evidence, proof

387
Q

thesaurus -i m.

A

treasure, store-house

388
Q

tigris -is or -idis f.

A

tiger

389
Q

titulus -i m.

A

label, notice, title

390
Q

torrens -entis m.

A

torrent

391
Q

torreo -ere torrui tostum

A

scorch, burn

392
Q

torridus -a -um

A

dry, parched

393
Q

totidem

A

just as many

394
Q

tributum -i n.

A

tribute, tax

395
Q

triduum -i n.

A

space of three days

396
Q

triplex (gen. -icis)

A

three-fold, triple

397
Q

turbidus -a -um

A

confused, troubled, violent

398
Q

tuto (adv.)

A

safely

399
Q

unguo -ere unxi unctum

A

smear, anoint

400
Q

unguentum -i n.

A

ointment, perfume

401
Q

unguis -is m.

A

nail, claw

402
Q

urbanus -a -um

A

of the city, elegant, witty

403
Q

urna -ae f.

A

jar, urn

404
Q

ursus -i m. and ursa -ae f.

A

bear

405
Q

valde

A

strongly, very much

406
Q

valens (gen. -entis)

A

strong, healthy

407
Q

valetudo -inis f.

A

state of health (often ill-health)

408
Q

vapor -oris m.

A

steam, vapour

409
Q

vario (1)

A

vary (trans. and intrans.)

410
Q

vas vasis n.

A

vessel, dish

411
Q

vena -ae f.

A

vein

412
Q

venator -oris m.

A

hunter

413
Q

venor -ari -atus

A

hunt

414
Q

verso (1)

A

twist, turn, whirl, turn over in the mind

415
Q

versor -ari -atus

A

be in a place or state, be engaged in

416
Q

vertex -icis m.

A

crown of head, top, summit, whirlpool,

417
Q

vestibulum -i n.

A

fore-court, entrance

418
Q

vexo (1)

A

shake, trouble, harass

419
Q

viator -oris m.

A

traveller

420
Q

vigeo -ere -ui

A

flourish, thrive

421
Q

vigil (gen. vigilis)

A

awake, watchful

422
Q

vitis -is f.

A

vine

423
Q

vividus -a -um

A

full of life, vigorous

424
Q

volucer -cris -cre

A

flying, winged, rapid

425
Q

volucris -is f.

A

bird

426
Q

volumen -inis n.

A

roll, book

427
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voveo -ere vovi votum

A

vow, dedicate

2nd Latin Vocabulary (14 decks)

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