Vocab Hilary Week 6 Flashcards

1
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pondus, ponderis n3

A

weight, importance

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pono, -ere, posui, positum 3

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place, put, pitch (camp), lay to rest, bury

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3
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pons, pontis m3

A

bridge

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4
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pontifex, pontificis m3

A

priest, high priest

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5
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pontus, ponti n2

A

the sea

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6
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popularis, -is, -e

A

of the people, democratic

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populor, -ari 1 dep

A

devastate

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8
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populus, populi m2

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people, nation

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9
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porrigo, -ere, porrxi, porrectum 3

A

stretch out, offer

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10
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porro

A

further, on and on, moreover

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11
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porta, portae f1

A

gate, entrance

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12
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porticus, porticus f4

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colonnade, portico

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13
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porto, -are 1

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carry

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14
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portus, portus m4

A

port, harbour

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15
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posco, -ere, poposci 3

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demand

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16
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possessio, possessionis f3

A

ownership, possession

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17
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possideo, -ere, possedi, possessum 2

A

possess

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18
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possum, posse, potui

A

be able

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19
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post (pre + acc)

A

after, behind

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20
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postea

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afterwards, later, again

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21
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posterior, -ior, -ius 3

A

next, later, inferior

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22
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posterus, -a, -um

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next, following, later, future

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23
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posthac

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after this, later

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24
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postis, postis m3

A

a post, door post

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25
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postquam

A

after, when

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26
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postremo

A

finally, lastly

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27
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postremus, -a, -um

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last, lowest

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28
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postridie

A

(on the) next day

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29
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postulo, -are 1

A

demand

30
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potens, potentis 3

A

powerful, effective

31
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potentia, potentiae f1

A

power, ability

32
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potestas, potestatis f3

A

power, opportunity, authority, permission

33
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potior, -iri 4 dep + gen/ abl

A

obtain, gain power over

34
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potior, -ior, -ius

A

preferable, better

35
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potis, -is, -e

A

able, capable

36
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potissimum

A

chiefly, above all, especially, in particular

37
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potissimus, -a, -um

A

best of all, most preferable

38
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potius

A

rather, preferably

39
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potius quam

A

rather than

40
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poto, -are 1

A

drink

41
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potus, potus m4

A

a drink

42
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praebeo, -ere 2

A

offer, supply, show

43
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praeceps, praecipitis 3

A

sheer, headlong, headstrong

44
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praeceptum, praecepti n2

A

an instruction, rule

45
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prae pre + abl

A

before, in front of, because of, caused by

46
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praecipio, -ere, praecepi, praeceptum 3/4

A

receive in advance, anticipate, instruct, teach

47
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praecipito, -are 1

A

rush/ fall headlong, hasten, hurl down

48
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praecipue

A

especially, in particular

49
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praecipuus, -a, -um

A

special, extraordinary

50
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praeclarus, -a, -um

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very clear, beautiful, famous

51
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praeco, praeconis m3

A

herald, crier, announcer

52
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praeda, praedae f1

A

plunder, booty, prey

53
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praedico, -are 1

A

declare publically, praise

54
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praedico, -ere, praedixi, praedictum 3

A

foretell, predict, warn

55
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praeditus, -a, -um

A

provided with, endowed with

56
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praedo, praedonis m3

A

plunderer, robber

57
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praedor, -ari dep

A

plunder, loot

58
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praefectus, praefecti m2

A

prefect, commander, chief, man in charge

59
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praefero, -ferre, praetuli, praelatum

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display, prefer

60
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praeficio, -ere, praefeci, praefectum 3/4 + dat

A

put in charge of, appoint

61
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praemitto, -ere, praemisi, praemissum 3

A

send ahead

62
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praemium, praemii n2

A

reward, prize, bribe

63
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praenomen, praenominis n3

A

forename, first name

64
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praeparo, -are 1

A

prepare, prepare in advance

65
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praescribo, -ere, praescripsi, praescriptum 3

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write beforehand, preface, prescribe, regulate

66
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praesens, praesentis 3

A

present

67
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praesertim

A

in particular, especially

68
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praesidium, praesidii n2

A

garrison, protection

69
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praesidio esse

A

to be a protection t, guard

70
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praestans, praestantis 3

A

outstanding

71
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praesto, -are, praestiti, praestitum 1

A

excel, perform, show (a quality)