Vocab Hilary Week 8b Flashcards
(110 cards)
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ros, roris m3
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dew
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rosa, rosae f1
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rose
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rostrum, rostri n2
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beak, prow, pl platform
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rota, rotae f1
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wheel
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ruber, rubra, rubrum
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red
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rubor, ruboris m3
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redness, blush, shame
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rudis, -is, -e
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rough, crude
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ruga, rugae f1
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wrinkle, ridge
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ruina, ruinae f1
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ruin, collapse
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rumor, rumoris m3
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rumour, general opinion
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rumpo, -ere, rupi, ruptum 3
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break, burst open, shatter
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ruo, -ere, rui, rutum 3
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rush, collapse, demolish
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rupes, rupis f3
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rock, crag, cliff
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rursus
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again
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rus, ruris n3
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country
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ruri
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in the country
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rusticus, -a, -um
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of the country, rustic, peasant
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sacer, sacra, sacrum
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holy, sacred, accursed
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sacra, sacrorum n2
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sacred things/ objects, rites
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sacerdos, dacerdotis m/f3
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priest, priestess
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sacerdotium, sacerdotii n2
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priesthood
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sacramentum, sacramenti n2
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oath
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sacrificium, sacrificii n2
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sacrifice, offering
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sacrifice, -are 1
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sacrifice
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sacrilegus, -a, -um
godless, impious
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sacro, -are 1
consecrate, make holy, curse
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saeculum, saeculi n2
century, generation, era, lifetime
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saepe
often
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saepio, -ire, saepsi, saeptum 4
hedge in, enclose, trap
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saevkio, -ire 4
rage, be cruel
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saevitia, saevitiae f1
savagery, viciousness
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saevus, -a, -um
savage, angry
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sagitta, sagittae f1
arrow
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sagittarius, sagittarii m2
bowman, archer
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sal, salis n3
salt, wit
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salio, -ire, salui, saltum 4
jump, leap (out)
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saltem
at least
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salto, -are 1
dance
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saltus, saltus m4
jump
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saltus, saltus m4
pass, glade, upland, pasture
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salus, salutis f3
safety, health, welfare
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saluti esse
save
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salutatio, salutationis f3
greeting, morning ceremony
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salute, -are 1
greet, wish well to
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salve! salvete!
Greetings! Hello!
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salvo, -are 1
save, preserve
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salvus, -a, -um
safe, well
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sancio, -ire, sanxi, sanctum 4
consecrate, ratify, decree, forbid
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sanctitas, sanctitatis f3
inviolibility, chastity, holiness
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sanctus, -a, -um
consecrated, pure, holy, venerable
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sane
sensibly, obviously, certainly
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sanguis, sanginis m3
blood
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sano, -are 1
cure, heal, repair
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sanus, -a, -um
healthy, sound, sane
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sapiems, sapientis 3
wise
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sapientia, sapientiae f1
wisdom, knowledge
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satietas, satietatis f3
enough, a sufficiency
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satis
enough, quite
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satisfacio, -ere, satisfeci, satisfactum 3/4 + dat
satisfy, pay up, make ammends
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saucius, -a, -um
wounded, hurt
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saxum, saxi n2
rock, stone
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scala, scalae f1
ladder, steps, stairs
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sceleratus, -a, -um
defiled, guilty, wicked
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scelestus, -a, -um
wicked
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scelus, sceleris n3
crime, wickedness
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scelus admitto
commit a crime
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sceptrum, sceptre n2
sceptre, royal power
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sciens, scientis 3
knowing, knowledgeable
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scientia, scientiae f1
knowledge, understanding
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scilicet
obviously, no doubt, namely, i.e.
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scindo, -ere, scidi, scissum 3
cut, tear apart
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scio, -ire 4
know
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sciscitor, -ari 1 dep
enquire, find out about
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scopulus, scopuli m2
crag, cliff, boulder
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scribe, -ere, scripsi, scriptum 3
write
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scriptor, scriptoris m3
writer, author
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scriptum, scripti n2
piece of writing, document
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scutum, scuti n2
shield
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se
himself, herself, itself, themselves
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se recipere
retreat
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secedo, -ere, secessi, secessum 3
go away, withdraw, go on strike, retire
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secerno, -ere, screvi, scretum 3
cut off, separate
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seco, -are, secui, sectum 1
cut (off)
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secretus, -a, -um
cut off, remote, secret
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secum
with him, her, it, them
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secundus, -a, -um
following, second, favourable
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secundum + acc
following, along, according to
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securis, securis f3
axe
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securis, -a, -um
free from care, safe
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secus
otherwise, differently
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sed
but
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sedecim
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sedeo, -ere, sedi, sessum 2
sit, be seated
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sedes, sedis f3
seat, dwelling
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seditio, seditionis f3
mutiny, rebellion, quarrel
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sedo, -are 1
settle, calm
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seges, segetis f3
corn, corn-field, crop
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segnis, -is, -e
sluggish
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sella, sellae f1
chair, throne
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semel
once
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semen, seminis n3
seed, particle
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semper
always
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sempiternus, -a, -um
everlasting
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senator, senatoris m3
senator
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senatus, senatus m4
the Senate
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senectus, senectutis f3
old age
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senex, senis m3
old man
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seni, -ae, -a
six at a time, six each, six
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senilis, -ia, -e
of an old man, old
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senior, senioris m3
an older man, elder
