Vocab from Tests (mostly) Flashcards
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Pretiosus
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Expensive, precious; rich in
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Omnino
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Entirely, altogether; [with negative] at all, [with numeral] in all
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Habeo, habere
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To have, think; manage; spend/pass (time)
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Prima lux
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Dawn, daybreak
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Tibicen
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Piper, tibia player; flute player; prop for supporting building
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Potus
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Beverage; the action of drinking (something intoxicating)
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Moechus
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Adulterer
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Argentum vivum
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Quicksilver/mercury
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Balneum
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Bath, bathtub, bathroom; the act of bathing
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Speculator
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Scout, spy (m.)
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Irrumpo
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Invade; break/burst/force/rush in/upon/into, penetrate; intrude on; interrupt
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Clam (adv)
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Secretly; privately; by fraud
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Cum…tum
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Not only…but also
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Fungor, fungi
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Perform, execute, discharge (duty); be engaged in
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Amnis
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River, stream; running water
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Lego, legare
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Bequeath, will; entrust, send as an envoy, choose as deputy
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Lego, legere
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Read; gather; furl (sail), weigh (anchor); pick out, choose
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Cervus
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Stag/deer; forked branches
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Anguis
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Snake; dragon
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Lepus
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Bunny
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Ursus
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Bear
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Grando
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A hail storm
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Veru
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A spit for roasting meat; the point of a weapon
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Muliebris
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Feminine
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Barba
A beard
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Barbo
To supply with a beard
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Barbus
Barbel
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Barbarus
Uncivilized person; foreigner
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Piceus
Pitch-black
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Roro
To drip, be moist
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Caligo, caligare
To be gloomy/misty; have bad vision
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Caligo, caliginis
Gloom, mist; dizziness
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Seges
Grain field
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Patefacio
Uncover; deploy (troops); expose (to attack)
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Canus, cani
Old age; gray hairs (pl.)
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Canum, cani
Wicker basket
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Canus, canum, cana
White; old
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Speculor
Spy out; watch
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Talus, tali
Ankle
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Talis
Of such a kind
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Gener
Son-in-law
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Consanguineus, a, um
Related by blood
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Consanguineus, consanguinei
Kinsman, relation
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Agnosco, agnoscere
To recognize
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Radix
Root, base; square-root (math)
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Haurio, haurire
To draw up; drink
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Scutum
Shield
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Absus, absi
Wad of wool
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Tuxtax
[Imitation of a strike]
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Anhelare
To pant, gasp
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Perveho
To bear; convey through
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Citra
On this side, near of
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Pandus, a, um
Spread around in a wide curve
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Passus
Step, pace
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Habilis
Handy, manageable
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Salix
Willow-tree
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Hiatus
Opening; (maybe rude)
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Hio
To be open; be greedy for; be open-mouthed
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Obeo, obire
To go to meet; to die
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Alienus, alieni
Foreigner
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Alienus, a, um
Foreign
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Nequitia
Wickedness; worthlessness
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Mantica
Knapsack
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Vireo, virere
To be green; to be lively/youthful
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Viscum, visci
Mistletoe; bird-lime
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Dispereo, disperire
To perish; be completely lost
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Labo, labare
To totter, waver; err
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Aliquatenus
For a certain extent; up to a point
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Gusto
To taste; enjoy
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Foveo, fovere
To keep warm; to favor, foster
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Quaecumque
Who/whatever, no matter what, however small
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Aritudo, aritudinis
Drought, dryness
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Alvus, alvi
Belly; womb; beehive; hull (of a ship)
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Salvus
Safe
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Regius, a, um
Royal, of a king
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Infandus
Unspeakable, abominable
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Obvius, a, um
In the way, easy; hostile; exposed (to)
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Fretus, a, um
Relying on, trusting to
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Victus
Living, way of life
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Vitus
Rim
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Niveus, a, um
Covered in snow; white
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Decorus, a, um
Beautiful; elegant (non-visual); honorable; glorious
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Lascivus, a, um
Playful; lustful; mischievous; free from restraint
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Ustulo
To scorch
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Lustrum
Bog/slough; wilderness
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Lustro, lustrare
To cleanse ceremonially; look around; illuminate; move through
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Siccum, sicci
Dry land
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Siccus, a, um
Dry
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Sicco, siccare
To drain, dry; exhaust
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Prodo, prodere
To project; produce; betray; forsake
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Sinum, sini
Bowl for serving wine
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Sino, sinere
To permit
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Dodrans
Three-fourths
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Nitor, nitoris
Brightness; brilliance; elegance
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Gemo
To groan; lament
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Mergus, mergi
Sea-bird
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Sera, serae
Bar (to fasten a door); post of a fence
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Serum, seri
Late hour; whey, the watery part of curdled milk
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Serus, a, um
Late; slow; at a late hour
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Ala, alae
Wing, fin, forearm; squadron (cavalry)
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Alum, ali
Garlic; species of comfrey plant
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Canna
Small reed/cane; flute; gondola
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Aliter
Otherwise, differently
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Tero, terere
To rub, wear away
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Teres, teretis (adj)
Smooth; tapering
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Expergiscor
To awake; bestir oneself
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Orior
To arise; be born; originate; derive from
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Garrulus
Talkative
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Diuturnus
Longlasting
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Fallax
Deceptive; deceitful; false
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Lacer
Mangled; dismembered
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Fulgeo
To flash; shine
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Mico
To vibrate
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Vapulus, a, um
Beaten; knocked about
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Vapulo, vapulare
To be beaten
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Propter
Near; on account of; hard by
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Idoneus
Suitable; qualified; substantial; having money for an obligation
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Secundus, a, um
Next; second; inferior; favorable (wind); fortunate; smooth
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Integer, integri
Fresh troops
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Integer, a, um
Entire; uninjured; vigorous
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Pila, pilae
Ball; sphere; mortar (the bowl)
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Pilum, pili
Javelin; pounding tool; [w/ graecum = mechanical pounder]
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Pilo, pilare
To grow hairy; plunder
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Vallus, valli
Stake; point; pole
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Vallum, valli
Wall; entrenchment, wall of palisades
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Vallis, vallis
Valley; hollow
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Collum, colli
Neck; severed heade; stem (of flower); mountain ridge
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Collis, collis
Hill, mountain; high ground
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Iugum, iugi
Yoke; pair (of horses); mountain ridge, summit
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Jugis, is, e
Continual; ever-flowing
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Recipeo, recipere
To record (sounds, pictures)
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Recipio, recipere
Keep back; recover; guarantee; take back
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Denuntio
To give notice; threaten; announce; summon (witness)
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Similiter
Similarly
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Iniquus
Unjust; unfair; hostile
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Gravito, gravitare
To revolve
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Graviter
Violently; severely; [w/ ferre = to be vexed]
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Aequus, a, um
Equal; impartial; patient
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Tantum (adv)
So much; hardly, only
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Tantus
So great; [tantus ... quantus => as much ... as]
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Tot
So many; as many
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Totus
Whole; every part; all-together
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Fiber
Beaver
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Fides, fidei
Faith; honesty; credit
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Fidis, fidis
Chord; constellation Lyra; stringed instrument (pl); lyre
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Stipo, stipare
Crowd; compress
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Stipes, stipitis
Post, stake
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Stips, stipis
Small offering
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Accendo
To set on fire; illuminate; arouse
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Arcesso
To send for; invoke
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Accido, accidere
To cut; overthrow; weaken
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Accidit, accidere
Turns out; fall upon; come to pass
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Arceo, arcere
To ward off; hinder; confine
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Arco, arcere
Keep away; protect
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Tribulus, tribuli
spiny plant; caltrop (tribulus terrestris)
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Tribulis, tribulis
Fellow tribesman
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Fetus, fetus
Offspring; fetus; conception; fruit of plant
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Fetus, a, um
Pregnant; fruitful
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Triens
Third; third part; [w/ usurae = 4% interest]
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Pedester
Of a foot soldier; pedestrian; commonplace
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Vernus, a, um
Of Spring
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Paluster
Marshy
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Hesternus
Of yesterday
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Argentarius, argentarii
Banker; money changer
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Argentarius, a, um
Pertaining to silver; monetary; banker's
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Extrarius
External; not of one's household; extraneous
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Devorto
Divert; digress; resort to; lodge
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Meritorius, a, um
Hired
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Cumba
Skiff; small boat; (especially that in which Charon ferried the dead across the Styx)
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Cisium
Light wheeled vehicle; cabriolet
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Navicula
Small ship
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Plausus
Applause; approval; striking w/ palm; beating of wings
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Rostrum
Beak; curved bow (of a ship); speaker's platform (in Rome's Forum) (pl.)
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Calvor, calvi/calvere
To deceive, use tricks against
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Calvo, calvare
To leave/make bare
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Calvus, calvi
Bald person
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Calvus, a, um
Bald; bare (things)
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Caleo, calere
To be warm; to be passionate
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Amplus, a, um
Large, spacious; distinguished
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Temerarius, a, um
Rash; reckless
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Glomero, glomerare
Form; wind into a ball
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Superbia, superbiae
Pride
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Auctor, auctoris
Founder, originator
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Auctōritās -ātis
Influence, clout, authority
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Aura -ae
Breeze
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Cautus, a, um
Cautious; safe
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Lubricus, a, um
Slippery; inconstant; hazardous
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Aeger, aegri
Sick person
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Aeger, a, um
Sick; injured; sad
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Tutus
Safe
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Confectus, a, um
With her litter; (offered with her litter in sacrifice)
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Absolutus, a, um
Fluent; finished; pure; unconditional
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Devoveo, devovere
To devote; vow; curse
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Devoro, devorare
To consume; engulf; use up
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Consecro, consecrare
Consecrate; hallow; deify
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Amitto, amittere
Lose; send away
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foedo, foedare
Defile; soil; dishonor; discredit; besmirch (person/reputation)
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vesper, vesperis
evening; evening star; west
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sub vesperum
towards evening
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crepusculum, crepusculi
twilight, dusk; darkness (L+S)
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Postilio
[post + Ilion] => after Troy/Ilium
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hostimentum, hostimenti
compensation, requital
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Merum, meri
wine (unmixed with water)
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-ari (suffix)
maker/dealer of [root word]; having to do with [root word]
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trames, tramitis
footpath; (stream) bed; (family) branch; narrow strip (land)
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harena, harenae
sand; beach; arena
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palus, paludis
swamp, marsh;
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pluvia, pluviae
rain, shower
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pluvius, pluvia, pluvium
rainy, causing or bringing rain
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aridum, aridi
dry land; dry place; dryness
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morbus, morbi
weakness; disease; distress; vice
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prohibeo, prohibere
hinder; forbid
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ardeo, ardere
be on fire; burn; flash; be in a turmoil/love
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arceo, arcere
ward off; confine; hinder; protect
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affero, afferre
bring to; convey; announce; produce, cause
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expers, expertis
free from (w/ gen); without; lacking experience
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inanis, inanis, inane
empty; vain; foolish
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inane, inanis
empty part of structure, void; space devoid of matter
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candidus, candida -um
bright; clean; candid; kind; radiant; of light color
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obscurus, obscura -um
dim, obscure; shadowy; dingy; gloomy
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repleo, replere
fill again; complete, fill
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repletus, repleta, repletum
full (of)
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Gigas, Gigantos/is
giant; Giant; the Giants (pl.)
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homunculus, homunculi
little man, manikin
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sufes, sufetis
chief magistrate of Carthage
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gibbus, gibbi
protuberance/lump on the body
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gibbus, gibba, gibbum
bulging, protuberant
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rixa, rixae
violent quarrel, brawl, dispute
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numquam
never
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aliquis
some, any
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minime
very small (superlative of parum)
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quandoque
whenever, anytime; whereas
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quando
when; at any time
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duplex, duplicis
twofold; divided; two-faced
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triplex, triplecis
threefold, triple; three
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bilis, bilis
bile; wrath; madness, melancholy, folly
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dupondius, dupondi(i)
two asses (weight/money); (two pounds); two feet (linear measure); need/want
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rupes, rupis
cliff; rock
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bibulus, bibula, bibulum
fond of drinking; soaking; absorbent
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Avunculus, avunculi
maternal uncle; great uncle
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consilium, consili(i)
discussion; suggestion; adviser; plan; diplomacy; advisory body; senate; jury
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Solvo, solvere
loosen; open; set sail; scatter; pay off
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diligens, diligentis
careful; diligent; accurate; industrious
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posco, poscere
ask; demand
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aedilis, aedilis
commissioner of police/fire/markets/games (yes, aedile)
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quaestor, quaestoris
state treasurer; quartermaster general
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lacrimosus, lacrimosa, lacrimosum
weeping; producing tears
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siccoculus, siccocula, siccoculum
Dry-eyed
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cupidus, cupida -um
eager; desirous of (with gen.); greedy; lecherous
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abstemius, abstemia, abstemium
abstaining from drink; sober; moderate; fasting; saving
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protervus, proterva, protervum
Violent, shameless
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conticesco, conticescere, conticui
to grow silent
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-sco (suffix)
To be in the process of becoming [root word]
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conticinium, conticini(i)
the quiet/still of night
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placidus, placida, placidum
gentle, peaceful
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immotus, immota, immotum
unchanged; immovable, inflexible
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velox, velocis
swift
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segnis, segne
slow; unenergetic
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quasi
as if; as it were; about
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tamquam
as if; as it were
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velut
as if
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parum, minus, minime
very little, not enough; less; (SUPER) not at all
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par, paris (noun)
partner; peer; person of same kind/rank; adversary
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vespa, vespae
wasp
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apis, apis
bee; swarm regarded as a portent
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formica, formicae
ant
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aes, aeris
money; bronze/copper; (w/ alienum) debt; gong
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conquiesco, conquiescere
rest; become quiet
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consentio, consentire
share in feeling; act together; combine; be in conjunction (planets); consent
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concino, concinere
sing together; celebrate in song; agree
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agito, agitare
drive, move about; revolve; live; ride; consider
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impiger, impigra, impigrum
active; energetic
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nitor, niti
press upon; struggle; advance; depend on (with abl.); strive
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lardum, lardi
fat; bacon
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mundus, mundi
universe; mankind; dress (woman), decoration
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studeo, studere
to strive; be eager
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fax, facis
torch, fire; torture
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proficiscor, proficisci
depart; proceed
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cicuta, cicutae
hemlock; hemlock juice (poison); shepherd's pipe (hemlock)
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nux, nucis
nut
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garrio, garrire
jabber; talk rapidly; talk/write nonsense
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stolidus, a, um
stupid; brutish; inert (things)
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gigno, gignere
give birth to, bear; beget
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genitus, genita, genitum
begotten; engendered;
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floridus, florida, floridum
blooming; flowery
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pallidus, pallida, pallidum
yellow
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ructus, ructus
belching
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pinus, pinus
pine wood/foliage; ship/mast/oar
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scurra, scurrae
man about town, rake; comedian/clown
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grunnitus, grunnitus
grunting of a pig
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nequitia, nequitiae
wickedness; idleness; negligence
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ficus, ficus
fig; fig tree; hemorrhoids
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primus ficus
early autumn
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laurus, laurus
laurel foliage (medicine/magic); victory; honor
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quercus, quercus
oak-tree; oak wood
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decollo, decollare
behead; rob; drain (of); fail
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tiro, tironis
novice; recruit
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osculum, osculi
kiss; lips; mouthpiece (of a pipe)
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pomum, pomi
fruit, apple; fruit-tree
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surculus, surculi
shoot, sprout
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faux, faucis
pharynx (usu pl.), throat/jaws; narrow shaft;
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amygdala, amygdalae
almond tree
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amygdalum, amygdali
almond (nut)
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ama, amae
bucket; water bucket
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amarum, amari
bitterness; unpleasantness
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amarus, amara -um
bitter; shrill; calamitous; ill-natured
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vomica, vomicae
abscess, boil; gathering of fluid found in minerals
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craticula, craticulae
gridiron; grating, grill
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craticulus, craticula, craticulum
composed of lattice-work
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vinculum, vinculi
chain, bond, fetter; imprisonment (pl.)
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catena, catenae
chain; series; captivity
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nodus, nodi
knot; node
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virgula, virgulae
small stick; mark; comma; line in diagram
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saltem
at least, anyhow; so much as
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immo
on the contrary; indeed, nay more
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volucris, volucris
bird, flying creature
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pardus, pardi
panther, leopard
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boletus, boleti
mushroom (best kind)
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pecus, pecudis
sheep; animal
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pecus, pecoris / pecu, pecus
cattle, herd, flock
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requiro, requirere
require, seek; miss, pine for
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mando, mandere
chew; eat; lay waste
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mando, mandare
entrust, deliver over; commission; order
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olle, olla, ollud
basically just an early version of ille, illa, illud
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illinc (adv)
there, in that place, on that side; from there
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anus, anus
old woman; hag; sorceress
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anus, a, um
old (of a woman)
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piscatrix
fisherperson (f.)
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pala, palae
shovel
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palam (adv)
openly; plainly
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nubilosus, nubilosa, nubilosum
cloudy
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ebrius, ebria, ebrium
intoxicated; riotous; exhilirated, distraught (like a drunk); soaked in
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saevus, saeva -um
savage; fierce; severe; vehement
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apricus, aprica -um
sunny; exposed to the sun, basking
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fuscus, fusca, fuscum
dark; husky; hoarse
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pelagus, pelagi
sea
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tellus, telluris
ground; the earth
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gutta, guttae
drop, spot, speck
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saeclum, saecli
age; generation; race; present time; century
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siccus, sicca, siccum
dry
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gloriosus, gloriosa -um
glorious; famous; boastful, conceited
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umidus, umida, umidum
damp, moist, dank, wet, humid, soggy
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delphinus, delphini
dolphin
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remedium, remedi(i)
remedy; medicine
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nato, natare
swim; float
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ululo, ululare
howl; shriek
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igitur
therefore; accordingly; in that case
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azureus, azurea, azureum
blue
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flavus, flava, flavum
yellow
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roseus, rosea, roseum
red; made of roses
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indigeo, indigere
to need
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indiges, indigis
needy; impoverished
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fero, ferre
bear; speak of; consider; receive; produce
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otus, oti
horned/eared owl
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brassica, brassicae
cabbage
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lactuca, lactucae
lettuce
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protinus
straight on; immediately
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zmaragdus, zmaragdi
green precious stone; emerald; beryl, jasper
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sapphirus, sapphiri
blue gem; (probably lapis lazuli); sapphire
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margarita, margaritae
pearl
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limus, limi
apron crossed with purple; mud; slime; silt; sediment of wine
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limus, lima, limum
oblique; sideways; askew
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nubo, nubere
to marry, be married to
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mutilus, mutila, mutilum
maimed, broken; hornless, having lost/stunted horns
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mutilo, mutilare
to maim, mutilate; chop off, crop; cut short
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votum, voti
vow, pledge; prayer/wish; votive offering; vote
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voveo, vovere
vow, dedicate, consecrate
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racemus, racemi
bunch/cluster (of grapes or other fruit)
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ebulum, ebuli
danewort, dwarf elder
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prex, precis
prayer; request
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decus, decoris
glory; distinction; deeds; virtue; decorum; grace
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exsulto, exsultare
rejoice; boast; exalt; jump about, let oneself go
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opinor, opinari
to suppose, imagine
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bacchor, bacchari
celebrate rites of Bacchus; riot; run wild; be frenzied
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erudio, erudire
to educate
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pestis, pestis
plague, pestilence, curse, destruction
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como, comere
arrange/do (hair); adorn; embellish; arrange in order
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comito, comitare
accompany; attend (funeral); follow (camp); grow alongside
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ingenium, ingenii (late, lesser)
trick, clever device
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ingenium, ingeni(i)
innate quality; natural capacity; character; talent
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invidia, invidiae
hatred; jealousy/spite; use of words to arouse
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intereo, interire
perish, die; be ruined; cease
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interitus, interitus
ruin; violent/untimely death, extinction; destruction
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fere
almost; about; generally; (w/negatives) hardly ever
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paene
nearly; mostly
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vix
hardly; with difficulty; reluctantly
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nuper
recently; in our own time; (SUPER) latest in series
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vere
truly, indeed; correctly, exactly
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insignis, insignis, insigne
conspicuous, eminent, famous, distinguished
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insigne, insignis
emblem, badge; ensign, honor
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insignio, insignire
mark with a characteristic feature; distinguish
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improbus, improba, improbum
wicked/flagrant; greedy/rude; immoderate; disloyal
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praeclarus, praeclara, praeclarum
very clear; splendid; famous; bright; noble
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vehemens, vehementis
violent, severe, vehement; lively
396
stultus, stulti
fool
397
stultus, stulta, stultum
foolish
398
daps, dapis
sacrificial meal; feast; food composing it
399
epula, epulae
courses (pl.), food; banquet; feast for the eyes
400
cruor, cruoris
blood; vegetable/other juice; gore; bloodshed/slaughter
401
antrum, antri
cave; cavern; cavity, hollow; tomb
402
aevum, aevi
age, old age, generation; passage/lapse of time; all time
403
secerno, secernere
separate
404
colo, colare
filter (liquid), clarify; purify; wash (gold)
405
colus, coli
a distaff (also the Fates'); woman's concern; spinning; destiny
406
iungo, iungere
join, unite; clasp (hands); yoke
407
inopia, inopiae
lack, need; poverty, want
408
inops, inopis
poor, needy, helpless; lacking
409
odium, odi(i)
hatred/antipathy; unpopularity; boredom
410
clemens, clementis
merciful/loving; lenient/gentle; peaceful, easy; compliant
411
clementia, clementiae
mercy; compassion; indulgence; gentleness
412
turpe, turpis
disgrace; shame
413
honestus, honesta -um
distinguished, honorable, honest; worthy
414
ingens, ingentis
not natural; huge; mighty; remarkable
415
hinc
from here; henceforth
416
huc
here, to this place
417
inde
thenceforth; from that place/time/cause; thereupon
418
pridem
some time ago, previously
419
illustro, illustrare
illuminate; give glory; embellish; make clear
420
occultus, occulta -um
hidden, secret; [in occulto => secretly]
421
occulto, occultare
hide; conceal
422
occultum, occulti
secrecy; hiding
423
occulo, occulere
cover; cover up, hide
424
diligo, diligere
hold dear; value/favor; have special regard for
425
diligo, diligare
tie (up), fasten; bandage; tie (bandage)
426
vigilo, vigilare
be awake; watch; provide for
427
letum, leti
death; Death (personified); manner of dying; destruction
428
vitrum, vitri
woad, a blue dye used by the Britons
429
vitrium
a work of woad (a blue dye)
430
pondus, ponderis
weight, burden
431
dolor, doloris
pain, anguish, sorrow; resentment
432
dolo, dolare
hew/chop into shape, fashion/devise; inflict blows
433
doleo, dolere
hurt; feel/suffer pain; grieve
434
germanus, germani
own brother; full brother
435
germanus, germana, germanum
own/full (of brother/sister); genuine
436
cupido, cupidinis
desire/love (passionate); lust; greed
437
aurora, aurorae
dawn, daybreak, sunrise; goddess of the dawn
438
auroro, aurorare
shine like the sunrise
439
palleo, pallere
be/look pale; fade; become pale at
440
rubeo, rubere
be red, become red
441
rubeus, rubea, rubeum
bramble-, of or produced from bramble; red
442
lateo, latere
lie hidden, lurk; live a retired life
443
eruo, eruere
dig/root up, overthrow, destroy; elicit
444
ervum, ervi
kind of cultivated vetch; its seeds
445
necto, nectere
tie, bind
446
nexus, nexi
one reduced to quasi-slavery for debt, bondsman
447
nexus, nexus
obligation between creditor and debtor
448
visus, visus
sight, appearance; vision
449
viso, visere
visit, go to see; look at
450
conspectus, conspectus
view, (range of) sight; aspect/appearance; perception
451
conspectus, conspecta -um
visible; remarkable/distinguished; conspicuous
452
conspicio, conspicere
observe; notice; stare on; catch sight of; face; attract attention
453
nervus, nervi
muscle/nerve; hamstring; tendon (as material); stringed instrument; strength; vigor
454
sidus, sideris
star; constellation; tempest
455
polus, poli
pole (e.g., north pole), end of an axis; heaven
456
polus, pola, polum
small; (only a) small amount/quantity
457
velox, velocis
swift, quick
458
ales, alitis
winged; swift; [ales deus => Mercury; ales puer => Cupid]
459
luceo, lucere
shine, emit light (heavenly body); be clear/evident
460
dem, demos/is
a people; administrative district
461
demum
finally; at length; [tum demum => only then]
462
denique
finally; and then; at worst; in short
463
equidem
truly; for my part
464
tandem
finally
465
litus, litoris
shore; river bank; beach
466
aedes, aedis
temple, shrine; tomb; room; house (pl.)
467
turdus, turdi
thrush (bird)
468
pavo, pavonis
peacock
469
picus, pici
woodpecker
470
framea, frameae
spear used by the Germani
471
catulus, catuli
puppy; dog (any age); young of any animal
472
leaena, leaenae
lioness
473
uncus, unci
hook, barb, clamp; hook in neck used to drag condemned criminals
474
uncus, unca, uncum
hooked, curved, bent in, crooked; barbed
475
folium, foli(i)
leaf
476
frons, frondis
foliage; frond
477
frons, frontis
forehead, brow; face; look
478
nubes, nubis
cloud/mist/smoke; sky/air; swarm; frown; gloom; mourning veil
479
superbus, superba, superbum
arrogant, overbearing, haughty, proud
480
culmen, culminis
height/zenith; roof; chief; 'keystone'
481
vallo, vallare
surround/fortify/furnish (camp, etc) with a palisaded rampart
482
dubito, dubitare
doubt; deliberate; hesitate
483
incipio, incipere
begin; start, undertake
484
venor, venari
hunt
485
venator, venatoris
hunter
486
plaga, plagae
blow/thrust; wound; misfortune; zone/region; hunting net, web
487
plago, plagare
to strike; wound
488
piscor, piscari
to fish
489
gramen, graminis
grass; herb; plant
490
sutor, sutoris
shoemaker; cobbler
491
caliga, caligae
soldier's boot; boot; military service
492
tonsor, tonsoris
barber
493
fornax, fornacis
furnace/oven/kiln; (smelting/limestone/brick); (goddess of ovens?)
494
faber, fabri
workman, artisan; smith; carpenter
495
faber, fabra, fabrum
skillful; ingenious; of craftsman/artisan or his work
496
paries, parietis
wall, house wall
497
pario, parere
bear; give birth to; produce, lay (eggs); acquire
498
fel, fellis
bile; poison; bitterness, venom; gall bladder
499
corpus, corporis
body; self; flesh; corpse; trunk; substantial object; particle/atom; corporation, guild
500
sus, suis
swine; hog, pig, sow
501
subulcus, subulci
swineherd
502
tibia, tibiae
flute, pipe; reed-pipe; (tube with holes for stops)
503
cornus, cornus
cornel-cherry-tree; cornel wood; javelin (of cornel wood)
504
cornu, cornus
horn; hoof; beak/tusk/claw; bow; trumpet; wing of army; mountain top
505
cybium, cybi(i)
young tunny; chopped and salted pieces of young tunnyfish
506
forda, fordae
one who is pregnant; cow with calf
507
fordus, forda, fordum
pregnant; with young
508
linum, lini
flax, linen cloth/thread; rope; fishing line; (hunter's/fisher's) net
509
vas, vadis
one who guarantees court appearance of defendant; surety; bail
510
vado, vadere
go, advance, rush, hurry; walk
511
exiguus, a, um
small; meager; dreary; a bit of
