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Vocab I Flashcards

1
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a, ab (+abl)

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from, by

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absum, abesse, afui

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be absent

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G ac, atque

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and

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G accido(accidere, accidi)

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happen

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accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptum

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accept, receive,

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acer, acris, acre

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keen, sharp,

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acies(aciei) f.

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battle line

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ad (+acc)

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to, towards, at

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addo(addere, addidi, additum)

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add,

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G adeo

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so much, so greatly, to such an extent

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1adhuc

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till now, still

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1adimo(adimere, ademi, ademptus)

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take away, remove

adimere, ademi, ademptus

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1adipiscor(adipisci, adeptus sum)

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obtain

adipisci, adeptus sum

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1adiuvo(adiuvare, adiuvi, adiutus)

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help

adiuvare, adiuvi, adiutus

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adsum, adesse, adfui

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to be present

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1adulescens

adulescentis, m

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youth, young man

adulescentis, m

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advenio (advenire, adveni, adventum)

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arrive

advenire, adveni

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18
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1 adversus

+ acc

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against, up(hill) /against, opposite

+ acc

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aedificium

aedificii, n

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building

aedificii, n

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20
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aedifico (1)

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build

aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus

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aequus (aequa, aequum)

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level, equal, even, fair,

aequa, aequum

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ager (agri, m)

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field, land, territory

agri, m

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aggredior

aggredi, aggressus sum

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attack, approach, undertake

aggredi, aggressus sum

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24
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agmen agminis n.

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marching column, army on the march

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ago, agere, egi, actum

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do, act, drive, carry out, spend

agere, egi, actus

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26
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1gratias ago

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thank, give thanks

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27
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aliquis-quis -quid

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someone, something,

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28
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alius -a -um

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other, another,

alia, aliud

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29
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1alii … alii

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some … other

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30
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alter ,altera, alterum

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the other (of two), the second
(altera, alterum)
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31
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altus alta, altum

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high, deep

alta, altum

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32
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ambulo (1)

ambulare, ambulavi

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walk

ambulare, ambulavi

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33
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1amica(amicae)

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girl-friend

amicae

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34
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amicus (amici)

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friend

amici

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35
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amitto(amittere, amisi, amissum)

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lose

amittere, amisi, amissus

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36
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1amo(amare, amavi, amatus)

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love, like

amare, amavi, amatus

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1amor(amoris, m)

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love

amoris, m

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38
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1an(indeclinable)

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or

indeclinable

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39
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1angustus(angusta, angustum)

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narrow, confined

angusta, angustum

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1animadverto(animadvertere, animadverti, animadversus)

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notice, observe

animadvertere, animadverti, animadversus

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41
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1animus(animi, m)

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spirit, soul, mind, courage

animi, m

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annus anni, m.

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year

anni, m

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43
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ante(adv. and prep. +acc)

A

before, in front of

+acc

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44
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antea(adv.)

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before, previously

indeclinable

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45
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antequam(indeclinable)

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before

indeclinable

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46
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aperio(aperire, aperui, apertum)

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open,

aperire, aperui, apertus

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47
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1appareo(apparere, apparui)

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appear

apparere, apparui

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appropinquo(1) (+dat) appropinquare, appropinquavi

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approach,

appropinquare, appropinquavi +dat

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49
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apud(+acc)

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at, at the house of, among, inear

+acc

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aqua, aquae,f.

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water

aquae,f

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51
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1aquila(aquilae, f)

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eagle, standard

aquilae, f

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52
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1ara(arae, f)

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altar

arae, f

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53
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arbor, arboris, f.

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tree

arboris, f

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54
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arcesso(arcessere, arcessivi, arcessitum)

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summon, send for

arcessere, arcessivi, arcessitus

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55
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argentum,argenti, n.

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silver, money

argenti, n

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56
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arma(armorum, n. pl.

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arms, weapons,

armorum, n pl

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57
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ars(artis, f.

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art, skill

artis, f

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ascendo(ascendere, ascendi, ascensum)

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climb

ascendere, ascendi, ascensus

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at(indeclinable)

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but

indeclinable

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1attonitus(attonita, attonitum)

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astonished, thunder-struck

attonita, attonitum

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61
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audax( gen. audacis)

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bold,daring, recklessness

audacis

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audeo(audere, ausus sum)

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dare

audere, ausus sum

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audio (4) (audire, audivi, auditus)

A

hear,

audire, audivi, auditus

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1aufero

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take away, carry off, steal

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augeo(augere, auxi, auctum)

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increase,

augere, auxi, auctus

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aut

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or

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67
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autem

A

but, however, moreover

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68
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auxilium(auxilii, n.

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help, (pl) auxiliary troops

auxilii, n

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bellum(belli, n)

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war

belli, n

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70
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bene(indeclinable)

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well

indeclinable

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71
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1beneficium(beneficii, n)

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kindness, service, favour

beneficii, n

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72
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1bis(indeclinable)

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twice

indeclinable

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73
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1bona(bonorum, n pl)

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goods, possessions, property

bonorum, n pl

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74
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bonus -a -um

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good

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75
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brevis -is -e

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short,

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cado (cadere,cecidi,casum)

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fall

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1caedes (caedis,f)

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slaughter,killing,murder

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caelum(caeli, n)

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sky, heaven

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campus(campi,m.

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plain, level surface

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canis(canis, m

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dog

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cano(canere,cecini,cantum)

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sing,

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capio(capere,cepi,captum)

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take,get, seize, contain

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captivus(captivi, m)

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captive, prisoner

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caput(capitis, n)

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head,

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carus(cara,carum)

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dear

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castra(castrorum, n pl)

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camp

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1causa(causae, f)

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cause, reason, case

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1causa(+gen)

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for the sake of

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caveo(cavere,cavi,cautum)

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beware(of)

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cedo(cedere,cessi,cessum)

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yield,depart

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celer(celeris,celere)

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swift

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92
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celo(1) celare,celavi,celatus)

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hide

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93
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centurio(centurionis, m.)

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centurion

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cerno(cernere, crevi, cretum)

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see, perceive,

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1certamen (certaminis, n)

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contest, battle, struggle

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certus(certa, certum)

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certain, sure, fixed

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1certus(certiorem facere)

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inform

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ceterus -a -um

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remaining, the rest

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cibus (cibi, m)

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food

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1cingo(cingere,cinxi,cinctus)

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surround

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circum, (adv. and prep. +acc)

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around, about (of place)

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102
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civis (civis, c.

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citizen

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103
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civitas (civitatis, f)

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state, country

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104
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clades (cladis, f)

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disaster, , defeat

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105
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1clam (indeclinable)

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secretly

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106
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clamo(1) (clamare, clamavi, clamatus)

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shout

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107
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clamor (clamoris, m)

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shout (uproar, noise)

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clarus (clara, clarum)

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clear, famous, distinct

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109
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coepi (perf.)

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I began

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110
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cogito(1) (cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus)

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think,

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cognosco (cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus)

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(in perf.) know, find out, learn

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cogo (cogere, coegi, coactum)

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collect, compel, force

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cohors(cohortis, f)

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cohort

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114
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colo(colere, colui, cultum)

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cultivate, worship, tend

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1comes(comitis, m and f)

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comrade, companion

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1committo(committere,commisi,commissus)

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commit, fight, begin (battle)

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1comparo(comparare,comparavi,comperatus)

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prepare, provide, obtain, compare

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1condemno(condemnare, condemnavi,condemnatus)

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convict, condemn

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1condo(condere, condidi, conditus)

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found, establish, hide

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1confero(conferre, contuli, conlatus)

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collect, compare, contribute, bestow

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conficio(conficere, confeci, confectum)

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construct, carry through, complete

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1confido(confidere, confisus sum+dat)

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trust, believe, have confidence

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coniunx(coniugis, c.)

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husband, wife,

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conor(1) (conari, conatus sum)

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try

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consilium(consilii, n)

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plan, decision, policy

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consisto(consistere, constiti, constitum)

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halt, take up position

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conspicio(conspicere, conspexi, conspectum)

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catch sight of

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1constituo(constituere, constitui, constitutus)

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decide, establish

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consul(consulis, m)

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consul

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1consulo(consulere, consului, consultus)

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consult, consider, advise

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1consumo(consumere, consumpsi, consumptus)

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eat,consume,spend

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contendo(contendere, contendi, contentum)

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hurry, march, contend, strive

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contra(+acc)

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against

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copiae(copiarum, f pl)

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troops, forces,

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1corpus(corporis, n)

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body

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1corripio(corripere, corripui, correptus)

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seize, carry off

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1cotidie(indeclinable)

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every day, daily

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cras(indeclinable)

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tomorrow

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credo(credere, credidi, creditum (+dat)

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believe, entrust

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crimen -inis n

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charge, crime

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1crudelis(crudele)

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cruel

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culpa(culpae, f)

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blame

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cum(indeclinable)

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when, since, although

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cum (+abl)

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with

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1cunctus(cuncta,cunctum)

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all, whole

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cupidus(cupida,cupidum (+gen)

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eager, desirous

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cupio(cupere,cupivi,cupitum)

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desire

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cur

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why?

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cura -ae f.

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care, anxiety, concern

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curo (1) (curare,curavi,curatus)

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care for, attend to, see to it that

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curro(currere,cucurri,cursum)

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run

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custodio (4) (custodire,custodivi,custoditus)

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guard, protect,preserve

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custos(custodis, m.

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guard

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de(+abl)

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concerning, from, down from

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dea( deae,f)

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goddess

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deus(dei,m)

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god

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debeo(2) debere,debui,debitus)

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owe ,ought to, have to

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1decipio(decipere,decepi,deceptus)

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deceive

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defendo(defendere,defendi,defensum)

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defend

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1defessus(defessa,defessum)

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tired

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deinde

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then,next,

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deleo delere delevi deletum

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destroy

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denique

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finally, at last, in short

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descendo -scendere -scendi -scensum

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go down

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1desino(desinere,desii,desitus)

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cease

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1despero(desperare,desperavi,desperatus)

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despair

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dexter -tra -trum (or -tera -terum)

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right, on the right

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dextra (or dextera) -ae f.

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right hand, on the right

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dico dicere dixi dictum

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say,speak,

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dies(diei,m,or f)

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day (m.), set day, date

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difficilis -is -e

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difficult

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1dignitas(dignitatis,f)

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rank,dignity,importance,honour

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dignus(digna,dignum)

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worthy(of)

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1diligens(diligentis)

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careful, diligent

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1dimitto(dimittere,dimisi,dimissus)

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dismiss,scatter

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1dirus(dira,dirum)

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dreadful

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1discedo(discedere,discessi)

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depart, leave

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malo

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prefer

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volo

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want

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nolo

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don’t want

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disco (discere, didici)

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learn

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dissimilis -is -e (+ gen. or dat.)

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unlike

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diu

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for a long time

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1dives (divitis)

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rich

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1divitiae (divitiarum)

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riches, wealth

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divido -videre -visi -visum

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divide,

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do (dare, dedi, datum)

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give

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doceo (docere, docui, doctum)

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teach,

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1doleo (dolere, dolui)

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hurt, be in pain, lament

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1dolor (doloris)

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pain, sorrow, anger

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1dolus, doli, m

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trick, fraud

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dominus, domini, m.

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master, lord

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domus -us, f

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house, home

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donum, doni, n

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gift, present

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1dormio, dormire, dormivi

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sleep

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dubito, (1) (dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatus)

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doubt

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divido -videre -visi -visum

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doubtful

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duco, ducere, duxi, ductum

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lead, take

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dum

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while, as long as, provided that

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durus -a -um

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hard,

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1dux, ducis, m

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leader, general, ruler

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e, ex (+abl)

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from, out of,

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1efficio, efficere, effeci, effectus

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carry out, accomplish

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1effugio, effugere, effugi

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escape

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1egeo, egere, egui (+gen or abl)

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need, be in want of, lack

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ego,

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I

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egredior -gredi -gressus sum

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go out, disembark, leave

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emo emere emi emptum

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buy

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enim

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for, because

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eo

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to there

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eo, ire, ivi (or ii), itum

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go

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epistula, epistulae, f..

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letter

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eques, equitis, m.

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horseman,

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equus, equi, m.

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horse

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1erga (+acc)

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towards

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1ergo

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therefore

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erro (1) errare, erravi erratus

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wander, go wrong, make a mistake

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et

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and,

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etiam

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also, even,

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1etsi

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although

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1excipio, excipere, excepi, exceptus

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receive, take, welcome

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1excito, excitare, excitavi, excitatus

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wake, rouse, excite

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exemplum -i n.

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example,

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exercitus -us m.

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army

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exilium -i n.

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exile, banishment

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1exitium, exitii, n

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ruin, destruction

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exspecto, exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus

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wait, await, expect

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1extra (+acc)

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outside, beyond

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facilis, facilis, facile

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easy

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1facinus, facinoris, n

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crime, outrage, deed

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facio, facere, feci, factum

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make, do

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fallo fallere fefelli falsum

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deceive, cheat, go unnoticed

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fama, famae, f

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report, rumour, fame, reputation

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1familia, familiae, f

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family, household

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1faveo, favere, favi, +dat

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favour, support

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felix, (gen. felicis)

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fortunate, lucky, successful

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femina, feminae, f

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woman

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fero, ferre, tuli, latum

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bring, carry, endure

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ferox (gen. ferocis)

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fierce, bold

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1ferrum, ferri, n

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iron, sword

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festino,(1) festinare, festinavi

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hurry

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fidelis, fidelis, fidele

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faithful

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fides -ei f.

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trust, confidence, faith, loyalty

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1fido, fidere, fisus sum

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trust, rely-upon

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filia, filiae, f.

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daughter

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filius, filii, m

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son

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fines, finium, m.pl.

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boundarries, territory

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fio, fieri,

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become, be made, happen

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1flamma, flammae, f

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blaze,flame, passion

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flumen, fluminis, n

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river

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1fodio, fodere, fodi, fossus

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dig

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1foedus, foederis, n

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treaty, agreement

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1fortasse

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perhaps

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forte

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by chance

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fortis, fortis, forte

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brave, strong,

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fortuna, fortunae, f

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chaance, fortune

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forum, fori, n.

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forum, market place

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1fossa, fossae, f

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ditch, trench

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frango frangere fregi fractum

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break

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frater, fratris, m

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brother

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frigus, frigoris, n

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cold

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frumentum, frumenti, n

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corn, grain

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frustra,

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in vain

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fuga, fugae, f

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flight, escape

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fugio, fugere, fugi, fugitum

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flee,escape, keep away from

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fundo fundere fudi fusum

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pour, scatter, rout

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1furor, furoris, m

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rage, fury, madness, passion

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gaudeo, gaudere, gavisus sum

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rejoice, be glad

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gaudium -i n.

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joy,

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gens, gentis, f

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people, clan, tribe

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1genus, generis, n

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race, descent, birth, kind

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gero, gerere, gessi, gestum

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wear, carry on, conduct

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gladius, gladii, m

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sword

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gratia, gratiae,f

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favour, thanks, esteem

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gratias ago

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thank, give thanks

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gravis -is -e

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heavy, serious

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habeo (2), habere, habui, habitus

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have, hold, consider

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1habito, habitare, habitavi, habitatus

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live, dwell

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hasta, hastae, f

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spear

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haud

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not

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heri

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yesterday

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1hiberna, hibernorum, n pl

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winter quarters

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hic, haec, hoc

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this

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hic

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here

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hiems, hiemis, f.

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winter

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hinc

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from here

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hodie

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today

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homo, hominis, m

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man, human being

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1honor, honoris, m

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honour, esteem, glory

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hora, horae, f

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hour

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hortor, (1) hortari, hortatus sum

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urge, encourage

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1hospes, hospitis, m

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guest, host

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hostis -is c.

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enemy

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huc

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to here

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humus, humi, f

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ground,

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1iaceo, iacere, iacui

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lie (down)

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iacio, iacere, ieci, iactum

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throw

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iam

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now, by now, already

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1non iam

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no longer

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ibi

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there,

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idem, eadem, idem

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the same

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1idoneus, idonea, idoneum

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suitable, convenient

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igitur

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therefore,

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ignis -is m.

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fire

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ignoro,(1) ignorare, ignoravi, ignoratus

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not to know

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ille, illa, illud

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that,

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illic

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there

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impedio,(4) impedire, impedivi, impeditus

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hinder

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imperator, imperatoris, m.

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emperor, general

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imperium, imperii, n

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command, power, empire

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impero,(1) (+dat) imperare, imperavi, imperatus +dat

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order,

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impetus -us, m.

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charge attack

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in +abl

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in, on

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in +acc

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into, against,

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incendium -i n.

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fire

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incendo -cendere -cendi -censum

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burn, set fire to

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incipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum

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begin

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1incito, incitare, incitavi, incitatus

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urge on, arouse, encourage

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inde

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from there, then

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1infero, inferre, intuli, illatus/inlatus

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inflict, bring to, cause, carry against

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1signa inferre

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attack, charge

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1bellum inferre

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make war on

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323
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1infra

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below

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ingenium -i n.

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character, mind, intellect, talent, genius

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ingens, (gen. ingentis)

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huge, vast

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1ingredior, ingredi, ingressus sum

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enter, undertake

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1inimicus, inimici, m

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(personal) enemy

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iniquus -a -um

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uneven, unequal, adverse, unjust

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initium -i n.

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beginning

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1iniuria, iniuriae, f

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injustice, injury, wrong

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1inopia, inopiae, f

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shortage, lack, poverty

332
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inquit

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he says, he said

333
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insidiae, insidiarum, f pl

A

ambush, plot, treachery

334
Q

insignis, insignis, insigne

A

distinguished, remarkable

335
Q

1inspicio, inspicere, inspexi, inspectus

A

look at, inspect, examine

336
Q

1instruo, instruere, instruxi, instructus

A

draw up, prepare, equip, supply

337
Q

insula, insulae, f

A

island, block of flats

338
Q

intellego, intellegere, intellexi, intellectum

A

understand, perceive, realise

339
Q

inter (+ acc.)

A

between, among,

340
Q

interea

A

meanwhile,

341
Q

interficio, interficere, interfeci, interfectum

A

kill

342
Q

intro, (1) intrare, intravi, intratus

A

enter

343
Q

invenio, invenire, inveni, inventum

A

find,

344
Q

1invito, invitare, invitavi, invitatus

A

invite

345
Q

invitus -a -um

A

unwilling

346
Q

ipse, ipsa, ipsum

A

himself, herself, itself

347
Q

ira, irae, f

A

anger

348
Q

iratus, irata, iratum

A

angry

349
Q

is, ea, id

A

that, he, she, it

350
Q

ita

A

so, thus

351
Q

1ita vero

A

yes

352
Q

itaque

A

and so, therefore

353
Q

iter, itineris, n

A

journey, march, route

354
Q

iterum

A

again

355
Q

iubeo, iubere, iussi, iussum

A

order,

356
Q

iudex, iudicis, m

A

judge, member of jury

357
Q

iungo iungere iunxi iunctum

A

join, unite, yoke

358
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iustus, iusta, iustum

A

right, just,

359
Q

iuvenis -is m.

A

young man,

360
Q

iuvo iuvare iuvi iutum

A

help, delight

361
Q

1labor, labi, lapsus sum

A

glide, slip, fall

362
Q

labor, laboris, m

A

work, effort, hardship

363
Q

laboro (1) laborare, laboravi, laboratus

A

work, be in difficulty

364
Q

laedo laedere, laesi, laesum

A

hurt,

365
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laetus, laeta, laetum

A

happy, glad

366
Q

latus, lata, latum

A

wide, broad

367
Q

1latus, lateris, n

A

side, wing

368
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laudo, (1) laudare, laudavi, laudatus

A

praise

369
Q

laus, laudis, f

A

praise

370
Q

legatus, legati, m

A

representative, ambassador, officer

371
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legio, legionis, f

A

legion

372
Q

lego, legere, legi, lectum

A

read,choose, collect, pick

373
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lentus -a -um

A

slow, pliant

374
Q

lex, legis, f

A

law

375
Q

1libens, libentis

A

willing, glad

376
Q

liber, libera, liberum

A

free

377
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liber, libri, m

A

book

378
Q

liberi, liberorum, m pl

A

children

379
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libero, (1) liberare, liberavi, liberatus

A

free, release

380
Q

libertas -atis f.

A

freedom

381
Q

1libertus, liberti, m

A

freedman, ex-slave

382
Q

licet licere licuit (or licitum est) (+ dat.)

A

it is allowed

383
Q

litterae -arum f.pl.

A

letter (epistle)

384
Q

litus -oris n.

A

shore, cost

385
Q

locus, loci, m

A

place,

386
Q

longus, longa, longum

A

long

387
Q

loquor, loqui, locutus sum

A

speak,

388
Q

lux, lucis, f

A

light, daylight

389
Q

1magister, magistri, m

A

teacher, master

390
Q

magnus, magna, magnum

A

big, great

391
Q

magnopere

A

very much, greatly

392
Q

1magis

A

more, rather

393
Q

malo malle malui

A

prefer

394
Q

malus, mala, malum

A

bad

395
Q

1mando, mandare, mandavi, mandatus

A

commit, entrust, command

396
Q

mane

A

in the morning (early)

397
Q

maneo, manere, mansi, mansum

A

remain, stay, continue, await

398
Q

manus, manus, f

A

hand, body of men

399
Q

mare, maris, n

A

sea

400
Q

mater, matris, f

A

mother

401
Q

medius, media, medium

A

middle, in the middle

402
Q

mens, mentis, f

A

mind, intention

403
Q

mensis -is m.

A

month

404
Q

1mercator, mercatoris, m

A

merhant

405
Q

1metus, metus, m

A

fear

406
Q

1meus, mea, meum

A

my

407
Q

miles, militis, m

A

soldier

408
Q

minor (1) (+ dat.)

A

threaten

409
Q

1mirabilis, mirabile

A

strange, wonderful

410
Q

miror (1) , mirari, miratus sum

A

be amazed at, admire

411
Q

miser, misera, miserum

A

miserable, wretched

412
Q

mitto, mittere, misi, missum

A

send,

413
Q

1modo

A

just now, only

414
Q

modus, modi, m

A

manner, way,

415
Q

moenia -ium n.pl.

A

town walls, fortifications

416
Q

moneo (2), monere, monui, monitus

A

warn, advise

417
Q

mons, montis, m

A

mountain

418
Q

1monstro, monstrare, monstravi, monstratus

A

show, point out, indicate, instruct

419
Q

morbus, morbi, m

A

disease

420
Q

morior, mori, mortuus sum

A

die

421
Q

mors, mortis, f

A

death

422
Q

moror,(1) morari, moratus sum

A

delay, check

423
Q

mora, morae, f

A

delay

424
Q

moveo,movere, movi, motum

A

move (trtans.)

425
Q

mox,

A

soon

426
Q

mulier, mulieris, f

A

woman

427
Q

multitudo, multitudinis, f

A

crowd, large number

428
Q

multus, multa, multum

A

much, many

429
Q

1munio, munire, munivi, munitus

A

fortify, defend, guard

430
Q

1munus, muneris, n

A

service, duty, present

431
Q

murus, muri, m.

A

wall,

432
Q

muto,(1) mutare, mutavi, mutatus

A

change,

433
Q

nam,

A

for, because

434
Q

narro,(1) narrare, narravi, narratus

A

tell, relate

435
Q

nascor, nasci, natus sum

A

be born

436
Q

1natura, naturae, f

A

nature

437
Q

nauta, nautae, m.

A

sailor

438
Q

navigo,(1) navigare, navigavi

A

sail

439
Q

navis, navis, f

A

ship

440
Q

1navis longa

A

worship

441
Q

1navis oneraria

A

merchant ship

442
Q

1-ne

A

(introduces question)

443
Q

1ne

A

lest, that not

444
Q

nec, neque

A

and not, nor, neither

445
Q

1necesse

A

necessary

446
Q

neco, (1)necare, necavi, necatus

A

kill

447
Q

1neglego, neglegere, neglexi, neglectus

A

neglect, disregard

448
Q

nego, (1) negare, negavi, negatus

A

deny, say that…not

449
Q

negotium, negotii, n

A

business

450
Q

nemo, (neminem, nullius, nemini, nulo)

A

nobody

451
Q

1nescio, nescire, nescivi

A

not know

452
Q

nihil, nil

A

nothing

453
Q

nisi

A

unless, if not, except

454
Q

nobilis, nobilis, nobile

A

noble

455
Q

noceo (2) (+ dat.) , nocere, nocui +dat

A

hurt, harm

456
Q

nolo, nolle, nolui

A

not want, be unwilling

457
Q

nomen, nominis, n

A

name

458
Q

non,

A

not

459
Q

nondum

A

not yet

460
Q

nonne?

A

surely?

461
Q

1nonnulli, nonnullae, nonnulla

A

some, several

462
Q

nos,

A

we

463
Q

noster, nostra, nostrum

A

our

464
Q

1notus, nota, notum

A

known, well-known, famous

465
Q

1novi, notus

A

know

466
Q

novus, nova, novum

A

new,

467
Q

nox, noctis, f

A

night

468
Q

1noctu

A

by night

469
Q

nullus, nulla, nullum

A

none,

470
Q

num

A

surely…not (direct question)?, whether, if (in indirect question)

471
Q

numerus, numeri, m

A

number

472
Q

numquam, nunquam

A

never

473
Q

1nunc

A

now

474
Q

nuntio, nuncio (1) nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus

A

announce

475
Q

1nuntius, nuntii, m

A

messenger, message, news

476
Q

ob, +acc

A

because of, on account of

477
Q

obliviscor, oblivisci, oblitus sum (+ gen.)

A

forget

478
Q

obses, obsidis m and f

A

hostage

479
Q

obsideo, obsidere, obsedi, obsessum

A

besiege,

480
Q

obviam eo, ire, i(v)i +dat

A

meet, go to meet, oppose, resist

481
Q

occasio, occasionis, f

A

opportunity, occasion

482
Q

occido, occidere, occidi, occisum

A

kill

483
Q

occupo (1), occupare, occupavi, occupatus

A

seize,

484
Q

oculus, oculi, m

A

eye

485
Q

1odi, odisse

A

hate

486
Q

1odium, odii, n

A

hatred

487
Q

1odio est + dat

A

be hated by

488
Q

1offero,offere, obtuli, oblatus

A

present, offer

489
Q

1officium, officii, n

A

duty, task, function

490
Q

1olim

A

once, formerly, one day

491
Q

1omitto, omittere, omisi, omissus

A

neglect, disregard, make no mention of

492
Q

omnis, omnis, omne

A

all, every

493
Q

1omnino

A

altogether, at all, entirely

494
Q

onus, oneris,n

A

burden

495
Q

1opera, operae, f

A

work, effort, attention, trouble

496
Q

1operam do

A

i take pains, give attention (to)

497
Q

1oportet, oportere, oportuit

A

be necessary, ought, must

498
Q

oppidum, oppidi, n

A

town

499
Q

opportunus, opportuna, opportunum

A

suitable, opportune

500
Q

opprimo, opprimere, oppressi, oppressus

A

overwhelm, crush, weigh down

501
Q

oppugno, (1) oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatus

A

attack, assault

502
Q

1(ops), opis, f

A

help; (pl) resources, riches

503
Q

opus, operis, n

A

task, job, work

504
Q

opus est esse, fuit + abl (impersonal)

A

there is need (of)

505
Q

ora, orae, f

A

coast, shore, region

506
Q

oratio -onis f.

A

speech

507
Q

1ordo, ordinis, m

A

rank, order, line

508
Q

orior oriri ortus sum

A

rise, spring from

509
Q

orno (1), ornare, ornavi, ornatus

A

adorn, decorate, equip

510
Q

oro (1), orare, oravi, oratus

A

beg, pray, ask

511
Q

os, oris, n.

A

mouth, face

512
Q

ostendo, ostendere, ostendi, ostentum

A

show

513
Q

1otium, otii, n

A

leisure, idleness, peace

514
Q

paene

A

almost

515
Q

1palam

A

openly

516
Q

par (gen. paris)

A

equal, like

517
Q

parco parcere peperci parsum (+ dat.)

A

spare

518
Q

1parens, parentis, m and f

A

parent; (pl)relations

519
Q

pareo (2) (+ dat.)

A

obey

520
Q

1pario, parere, peperi. partus

A

win, acquire, gain, secure

521
Q

paro, (1) parare, paravi, paratus

A

prepare, acquire

522
Q

pars, partis, f

A

part

523
Q

parvus, parva, parvum

A

small

524
Q

1passim

A

in all directions, far and wide

525
Q

1passus, passus, m

A

pace

526
Q

1mille passus

A

mile

527
Q

pater, patris, m

A

father

528
Q

patior, pati, passus sum

A

suffer, endure, allow

529
Q

patria, patriae, f

A

fatherland, one’s country

530
Q

pauci, paucae,pauca

A

few

531
Q

1paulatim

A

gradually, little by little

532
Q

1paulisper

A

for a short time

533
Q

paulo, paulum (adv.)

A

a little,

534
Q

1pauper, pauperis

A

poor

535
Q

pax, pacis, f

A

peace

536
Q

pecunia, pecuniae, f

A

money

537
Q

pedes -itis m.

A

foot-soldier, infantryman

538
Q

pello, pellere, pepuli, pulsum

A

push, drive, drive away, dispel

539
Q

per, (+acc)

A

through, by means of

540
Q

perdo, perdere, perdidi, perditum

A

destroy, lose, ruin

541
Q

pereo, perire, perii, peritum

A

die, perish

542
Q

1perficio, perficere, perfeci, perfectus

A

bring about, complete, perfect

543
Q

periculum, periculi, n

A

danger

544
Q

1peritus, perita, peritum +gen or abl

A

skilled (in)

545
Q

permitto -mittere -misi -missum

A

allow, entrust

546
Q

1persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi + dat

A

persuade, convince

547
Q

1perterritus, perterrita, perterritum

A

very frightened

548
Q

pervenio, pervenire, perveni, perventum

A

arrive

549
Q

pes, pedis, m

A

foot

550
Q

peto, petere, petivi (or petii) petitum

A

seek, ask, aim at, make for

551
Q

1pilum, pili, n

A

javelin

552
Q

1placet, placere, placuit + dat

A

it pleases, suits, it is resolved

553
Q

1plebs, plebis, f

A

the people, common people

554
Q

plenus, plena, plenum (+gen)

A

full,

555
Q

plerique, pleraeque, pleraque

A

most, very many

556
Q

poena, poenae, f

A

punishment,

557
Q

1poenas do

A

pay the penalty, am punishmed

558
Q

polliceor, polliceri, pollicitus sum

A

promise

559
Q

pono, ponere, posui, positum

A

put, place, put aside

560
Q

pons, pontis, m

A

bridge

561
Q

populus, populi, m

A

the people, a people, nation

562
Q

porta, portae, f

A

gate

563
Q

porto, (1) portare, portavi, portatus

A

carry,

564
Q

portus, portus, m

A

harbour, port

565
Q

1posco, poscere, poposci

A

demand, ask for

566
Q

possum, posse, potui

A

can, be able

567
Q

post, (adv. and prep. +acc)

A

behind, after

568
Q

1post

A

afterwards, next

569
Q

postea (adv.)

A

afterwards

570
Q

postquam (conj.)

A

after,

571
Q

1postremus, postrema, postremum

A

last

572
Q

1postridie

A

on the next day

573
Q

1postulo, postulare, postulavi, postulatus

A

demand, ask

574
Q

1potens, potentis

A

powerful

575
Q

1potestas, potestatis, f

A

power, authority, opportunity

576
Q

1potior, potiri, potitus sum + gen or abl

A

seize, get possession of

577
Q

1potius

A

rather, more

578
Q

1praebeo, praebere, praebui, praebitus

A

provide, give, show, offer

579
Q

praeda, praedae, f

A

booty, plunder, prey

580
Q

praemium, praemii, n

A

prize, reward

581
Q

1praeficio, praeficere, praefeci, praefectus

A

put in charge of

582
Q

praesidium, praesidii, n

A

defense garrison

583
Q

1praesum, praeesse, praefui +dat

A

be in charge of

584
Q

1praeter, +acc

A

beyond, except, besides

585
Q

praeterea

A

besides

586
Q

aedes, aedium f.pl

A

house

587
Q

accuso (1)

A

accuse

588
Q

aeger -gra -grum

A

ill, sick

589
Q

aestas -atis f.

A

summer

590
Q

aetas -atis f.

A

age

591
Q

agricola -ae m.

A

farmer

592
Q

appello (1)

A

call

593
Q

armo (1)

A

arm

594
Q

atque, ac

A

and

595
Q

aurum -i n.

A

gold

596
Q

aut

A

or

597
Q

autem

A

but, however, moreover

598
Q

barbarus -a -um

A

foreign, barbarian

599
Q

canto (1)

A

sing

600
Q

carmen -inis n.

A

song, poem

601
Q

castra -orum n.pl.

A

camp

602
Q

cena -ae f.

A

dinner

603
Q

classis -is f.

A

fleet

604
Q

cogito (1)

A

think

605
Q

cohors -ortis f.

A

cohort

606
Q

cor cordis n.

A

heart

607
Q

cresco crescere crevi cretum

A

grow, increase

608
Q

culpo (1)

A

blame

609
Q

digitus -i m.

A

finger

610
Q

dono (1)

A

give, present with

611
Q

dulcis -is -e

A

sweet pleasant

612
Q

ecce

A

look!

613
Q

edo edere edi esum

A

eat

614
Q

fabula -ae f.

A

story

615
Q

fatum -i n.

A

fate, destiny

616
Q

fessus -a -um

A

tired, weary

617
Q

finis -is m.

A

boundary, limit, end

618
Q

fleo flere flevi fletum

A

weep, cry

619
Q

flos floris m.

A

flower

620
Q

fortiter

A

bravely

621
Q

gloria -ae f.

A

glory

622
Q

hortus -i m.

A

garden

623
Q

huc

A

to here

624
Q

humanus -a -um

A

human, kind, humane

625
Q

illinc

A

from there

626
Q

illuc

A

to there

627
Q

incola -ae c.

A

inhabitant

628
Q

incolo (3)

A

inhabit

629
Q

interim

A

meanwhile

630
Q

irascor irasci iratus sum (+ dat.)

A

become angry

631
Q

iste ista istud

A

that; he, she, it

632
Q

iudicium -i n

A

judgement

633
Q

iudico (1)

A

judge

634
Q

ius, iuris n.

A

law, right

635
Q

leo leonis m.

A

lion

636
Q

lingua -ae f.

A

tongue, language

637
Q

ludo ludere lusi lusum

A

play

638
Q

ludus -1 m.

A

game, public games, school

639
Q

luna -ae f.

A

moon

640
Q

lux, lucis f.

A

light

641
Q

mensa -ae f.

A

table

642
Q

mirus -a -um

A

wonderful

643
Q

nato (1)

A

swim

644
Q

nuper

A

recently, lately

645
Q

nusquam

A

nowhere

646
Q

onus oneris n.

A

burden

647
Q

pectus -oris n.

A

breast, chest, heart

648
Q

placeo placere placui placitum (+ dat.)

A

please

649
Q

pontus -i m.

A

sea

650
Q

praetor -oris m.

A

praetor

651
Q

primus -a -um

A

first

652
Q

princeps principis m.

A

chief, leader, emperor

653
Q

prior (gen. prioris)

A

former, earlier, previous

654
Q

prius (adv.)

A

previously, before

655
Q

priusquam (conj.)

A

before

656
Q

procul

A

far away

657
Q

prodo prodere prodidi proditum

A

betray, make known, transmit

658
Q

proelium -i n.

A

battle

659
Q

proficiscor -ficisci -fectus sum

A

set out, start

660
Q

progredior, -gredi -gressus sum

A

advance

661
Q

prope (adv. and prep. + acc.)

A

near

662
Q

propero (1)

A

hurry

663
Q

publicus -a -um

A

public

664
Q

puella -ae f.

A

girl

665
Q

puer pueri m.

A

boy

666
Q

pugna -ae f.

A

fight

667
Q

pugno (1)

A

fight

668
Q

pulcher -chra -chrum

A

beautiful

669
Q

punio (4)

A

punish

670
Q

puto (1)

A

think

671
Q

quaero quaerere quaesivi quaesitum

A

seek, procure, ask

672
Q

qualis -is -e

A

of what kind

673
Q

quando

A

when

674
Q

quantus -a -um

A

how great, how much

675
Q

que

A

and

676
Q

qui quae quod

A

who, which

677
Q

quidam quaedam quoddam

A

a, a certain person or thing

678
Q

quidem

A

indeed, certainly

679
Q

quis quis quid

A

who, which, what (in qu.)

680
Q

quod

A

because

681
Q

quomodo

A

how

682
Q

quoque

A

also

683
Q

quot

A

how many

684
Q

quotiens

A

how many times, how often

685
Q

rapio rapere rapui raptum

A

seize, snatch, carry off

686
Q

reddo reddere reddidi redditum

A

give back, restore

687
Q

redeo redire redii (or redivi) reditum

A

go back, return.

688
Q

regina -ae f.

A

queen

689
Q

regnum -i n

A

kingdom

690
Q

rego regere rexi rectum

A

rule

691
Q

relinquo -linquere -liqui -lictum

A

leave, leave behind

692
Q

reliquus -a -um

A

remaining, the rest

693
Q

res rei f.

A

thing, affair, matter, event

694
Q

res publica, rei publicae

A

the state, republic

695
Q

resisto -sistere -stiti (+ dat.)

A

resist

696
Q

respondeo -spondere -spondi -sponsum

A

reply, answer

697
Q

rex regis m.

A

king

698
Q

rideo ridere risi risum

A

laugh

699
Q

ripa -ae f.

A

bank (of river)

700
Q

rogo (1)

A

ask

701
Q

rumpo rumpere rupi ruptum

A

break, burst (trans.)

702
Q

rursus

A

again

703
Q

saepe

A

often

704
Q

saevus -a -um

A

cruel, savage

705
Q

sagitta -ae f.

A

arrow

706
Q

sanguis sanguinis m.

A

blood

707
Q

sapiens (gen. sapientis)

A

wise

708
Q

satis

A

enough

709
Q

saxum -i n.

A

stone, rock

710
Q

scio scire scivi scitum

A

know

711
Q

scribo scribere scripsi scriptum

A

write

712
Q

scutum -i n.

A

shield

713
Q

se (sui sibi se)

A

himself, herself, itself, themselves

714
Q

sed

A

but`

715
Q

sedeo sedere sedi sessum

A

sit

716
Q

semper

A

always

717
Q

senator -oris m.

A

senator

718
Q

senatus -us m.

A

senate

719
Q

senex senis m.

A

old man

720
Q

sentio sentire sensi sensum

A

feel, perceive, experience, think

721
Q

sequor sequi secutus sum

A

follow

722
Q

servio servire servii servitum (+ dat.)

A

serve, be a slave

723
Q

servo (1)

A

save, protect, keep

724
Q

servus -i m.

A

slave

725
Q

si

A

if

726
Q

sic

A

thus

727
Q

signum -i n.

A

sign, signal, battle-standard

728
Q

silentium -i n.

A

silence

729
Q

silva -ae f.

A

wood, forest

730
Q

similis -is -e (+ gen. or dat.)

A

like, similar

731
Q

simul

A

at the same time

732
Q

simul ac, simul atque

A

as soon as

733
Q

sine (+ abl.)

A

without

734
Q

sino sinere sivi situm

A

allow

735
Q

socius -i m.

A

friend, ally

736
Q

sol solis m.

A

sun

737
Q

soleo solere solitus sum

A

be in the habit of, be accustomed to

738
Q

solum

A

only

739
Q

solus -a -um

A

alone, only

740
Q

somnus -i m.

A

sleep

741
Q

sonus -i m.

A

sound, noise

742
Q

soror sororis f.

A

sister

743
Q

spero (1)

A

hope

744
Q

spes spei f.

A

hope

745
Q

statim

A

immediatly

746
Q

statuo statuere statui statutum

A

set up, establish, decide

747
Q

sto stare steti statum

A

stand

748
Q

stultus -a -um

A

foolish, stupid

749
Q

sub (+ acc.)

A

up to

750
Q

sub (+abl.)

A

under

751
Q

subito

A

suddenly

752
Q

subitus -a -um

A

sudden

753
Q

subsidium -i n.

A

help, support, reserve troops

754
Q

sum esse fui

A

be

755
Q

surgo surgere surrexi surrectum

A

rise, get up

756
Q

suus -a -um

A

his (own), hers, its, their

757
Q

taceo tacere tacui tacitum

A

be quiet, say nothing

758
Q

talis -is -e

A

such, of such a kind

759
Q

tam

A

so

760
Q

tamen

A

but, however

761
Q

tandem

A

at last, finally

762
Q

tango tangere tetigi tactum

A

touch

763
Q

tantus -a -um

A

so great, so much

764
Q

tectum -i n.

A

roof, house, building

765
Q

telum -i n.

A

weapon, javelin

766
Q

templum -i n.

A

temple

767
Q

tempus temporis n.

A

time

768
Q

teneo tenere tenui tentum

A

have, hold

769
Q

terra -ae f.

A

earth, land

770
Q

terreo (2)

A

frighten

771
Q

timeo (2)

A

fear, be afraid

772
Q

tot

A

so many

773
Q

totiens

A

so many times, so often

774
Q

totus -a -um

A

all, whole, entire

775
Q

trado tradere tradidi traditum

A

hand over, hand down

776
Q

traho trahere traxi tractum

A

pull, drag

777
Q

trans (+ acc.)

A

across, over, beyond

778
Q

tristis -is -e

A

sad, gloomy

779
Q

tu

A

you

780
Q

tum, tunc

A

then

781
Q

tutus -a -um

A

safe

782
Q

tuus -a -um

A

your

783
Q

ubi

A

where

784
Q

ullus -a -um

A

any

785
Q

umquam, unquam

A

ever

786
Q

una

A

together

787
Q

unde

A

from where

788
Q

undique

A

from all sides, on all sides

789
Q

unus -a -um

A

one

790
Q

urbs urbis f.

A

city

791
Q

ut, uti

A

so that, when, as, how

792
Q

uter utra utrum

A

which (of two)

793
Q

uxor uxoris f.

A

wife

794
Q

vale, valete

A

goodbye, farewell

795
Q

validus -a -um

A

strong

796
Q

vasto (1)

A

ravage, lay waste

797
Q

vastus -a -um

A

enormous, vast

798
Q

vel, -ve

A

or

799
Q

veho vehere vexi vectum

A

carry

800
Q

vendo vendere vendidi venditum

A

sell

801
Q

venio venire veni ventum

A

come

802
Q

ventus -i m.

A

wind

803
Q

verbum -i n.

A

`word

804
Q

verto vertere verti versum

A

turn

805
Q

verus -a -um

A

true

806
Q

vester -tra -trum

A

your

807
Q

veto vetare vetui vetitum

A

forbid, tell not to

808
Q

via -ae f.

A

road, street, way

809
Q

victor -oris m.

A

conqueror, winner

810
Q

victoria -ae f.

A

victory

811
Q

vicus -i m.

A

village

812
Q

video videre vidi visum

A

see

813
Q

vinco vincere vici victum

A

conquer, beat, win

814
Q

vir viri m.

A

man

815
Q

virtus virtutis f. `

A

courage, virtue

816
Q

vita -ae f.

A

life

817
Q

vito (1)

A

avoid

818
Q

vivo vivere vixi victum

A

live

819
Q

vivus -a -um

A

alive

820
Q

vix

A

hardly, scarcely

821
Q

voco (1)

A

call

822
Q

volo velle volui

A

want, wish

823
Q

vos

A

you

824
Q

vox vocis f.

A

voice

825
Q

vulnus -eris n.

A

wound

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