Vocab Hilary Week 5 Flashcards by Christopher Saner | Brainscape

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pedes, peditis m3

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footsoldier, infantryman, infantry

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pedester, pedestris, pedestre

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on foot, pedestrian, of a footsoldier

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peior, peior, peius

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worse

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pelagus, pelagi n2

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the sea

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pellis, pellis m3

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pelt, skin

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pello, -ere, pepuli, pulsum 3

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beat, drive, drive away, banish

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penates, penatum m3 pl

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household gods, home

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pendeo, -ere, pependi 2

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hang (intrans), be in suspense, be suspended

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pendo, -ere, pependi, pensum 3

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hang (trans), weigh, value, consider

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penetralia, -ium n3

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interior, innermost part, inner sanctum

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penitus

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deeply, utterly

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penna, pennae f1

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wing, feather

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per pre + acc

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through, throughout, along, over, during, by means of, by agency of, by

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perago, -ere, peregi, peractum 3

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carry through, complete, pierce

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percipio, -ere, percepi, perceptum 3/4

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collect, seize, perceive, learn

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percontor, -ari 1 dep

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inquire, find out

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perculsus, -a, -um

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struck, shattered, upset

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percutio, -ere, percussi, percussum 3/4

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strike, beat

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perditus, -a, -um

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lost, ruined, desperate

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perdo, -ere, perdidi, perditum 3

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lose, destroy, ruin

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perduco, -ere, perduxi, perductum 3

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lead through, take through

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pereo, -ire, perii, peritum

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perish, be destroyed, be lost, die

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perfero, -ferre, pertuli, perlatum

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carry through, bring news, tolerate, endure

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perficio, -ere, perfeci, perfectum 3/4

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complete, accomplish

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perfidia, perfidiae f1

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treachery

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perfidus, -a, -um

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treacherous, false

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paerfuga, perfugae m1

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deserter

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pergo, -ere, perrexi, perrectum 3

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continue, procceed

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periculosus, -a, -um

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dangerous

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periculum, periculi n2

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danger, peril

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perculo esse

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endanger

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peritia, peritiae f1

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skill, experience

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peritus, -a, -um

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skilled, experience

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permaneo, -ere, permansi, permansum 2

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remain, last

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permitto, -ere, permisi, permissum 3 cv + dat

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allow, entrust

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permotus, -a, -um

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greatly moved, upset

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permoveo, -ere, permovem, permotum 2

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move thoroughly/deeply

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permulti, -ae, a pl

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very many

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pernicies, perniciei f5

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destruction

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perpauci, -ae, -a

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very few

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perpetuus, -a, -um

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continuous, everlasting

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persequor, -i, persecutus 3

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pursue, hunt, avenge

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persevero, -are 1

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persist, continue

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perspicio, -ere, perspexi, perspectum 3/4

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look through, examine

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persuadeo, -ere, persuasi, persuasum 2 cv + dat

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persuade

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perterreo, -ere 2

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terrify

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perterritus, -a, -um

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terrified

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pertimesco, -ere, pertimui 2

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begin to fear, fear

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pertineo, -ere, pertinui, pertentum 2

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belong to, relate to, concern, extend to

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perturbo, -are 1

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throw into confusion, upset

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pervenio, -ire, perveni, perventum 4

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reach, arrive at

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pes, pedis m3

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foot

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pessimus, -a, -um

A

very bad, worst

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pestis, -is m3

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plague, disease, destruction, pest!

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petitio, petitionis f3

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request, attack, candidature

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peto, -ere, petivi, petitum 3

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seek, ask, make for, attack, fetch

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phalanx, phalangis f3

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close formation of soldiers “tortoise”

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pharetra, pharetrae f1

A

quiver

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philosophia, philosophiae f1

A

philosophy

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philosophus, philosophi m2

A

philosopher

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pictura, picturae f1

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picture

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pietas, pietatis f3

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devotion to family, country, gods, dutifulness

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piger, pigra, pigrum

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lazy, sluggish, frozen

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piget, -ere, piguit 2

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it disgusts, annoys

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pignus, pignoris n3

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pledge, token, security, proof

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pilum, pili n2

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javelin

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pingo, -ere, pinxi, pictum 3

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paint, dye, embroider

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pinguis, -is, -e

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fat, rich, juicy, fertile

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piscis, piscis m3

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fish

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pius, -a, -um

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devoted to gods, family, country, dutiful

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placeo, -ere 2 v + dat

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please

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placet, -ere, placuit 2 v + dat

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it pleases, it is decided

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placidus, -a, -um

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calm, gentle

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placo, -are 1

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calm, appease

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plane

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completely

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planus, -a, -um

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flat, level, obvious

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plaudo, -ere, plausi, plausum 3

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applaud, clap

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plaustrum, -i n2

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cart

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plebs, plebis f3

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people, ordinary people, the common people

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plenus, -a, -um

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full

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plerique, pleraeque, pleraque

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most, the majority

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plerumque

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mostly, generally

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ploro, -are 1

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beg, weep over

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pluit, -ere, pluit 3

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it is raining

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plures, plures, plura 3 pl

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more, quite a number of

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plurimi, -ae, -a

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most, very many

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plurimus, -a, -um

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most, very many

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plus

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more

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poculum, poculi n2

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cup, goblet

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poena, poenae f1

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punishment, penalty

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poenas dare

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pay the penalty, be punished

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poeta, poetae m1

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poet

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polliceor, -eri, pillicitus 2 dep

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promise

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polus, poli m2

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ploe, heaven

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pompa, -ae f1

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procession

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pomum, pomi n2

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fruit, apple