Vocab II Flashcards

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abdo abdere abdidi abditum

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hide

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adorior -oriri -ortus sum

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attack

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adventus -us m.

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arrival

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aegre

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scarcely, with difficulty

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aegre fero (ferre tuli latum)

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resent, take badly

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aequor -oris n.

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sea, level space

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aer aeris m.

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air

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aestimo (1)

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value, reckon

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agnosco -noscere -novi -notum

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recognise

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albus -a -um

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white

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amicitia -ae f.

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friendship

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anima -ae f.

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breath, life, soul

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aptus -a -um

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suitable, fitting, suited

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arx arcis f.

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citadel, fortress

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asper -era -erum

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rough

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audacia -ae f.

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boldness, daring, recklessness

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17
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bibo bibere bibi

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drink

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caedo caedere cecidi caesum

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cut, beat, kill

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candidus -a -um

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white, bright

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cavus -a -um

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hollow

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21
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celeriter

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quickly

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centurio -onis m.

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centurion

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circa (adv. and prep. + acc.)

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around, about (of place, time, number)

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circiter (adv. and prep. + acc.)

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about (of time and number)

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25
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claudo claudere clausi clausum

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shut

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collis -is m.

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hill

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collum -i n.

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neck

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color -oris m.

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colour

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complures -es -a

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several, quite a few

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contemno -temnere -tempsi -temptum

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despise

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contra (+ acc.)

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agaisnt

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copia -ae f.

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supply, plenty, abundance

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cotidie

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daily, every day

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34
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cras

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tomorrow

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creo (1)

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make, create

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36
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cupido -inis f.

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desire

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decerno -cernere -crevi -cretum

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decide, decree

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38
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declaro (1)

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declare, state

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39
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dedo dedere dedidi deditum

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surrender, give up (trans.)

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40
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dimidium -i n.

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half

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41
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dimidius -a -um

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half

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42
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doleo dolere dolui

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feel pain, grief

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dolor -oris m.

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pain, grief

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44
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dubium -i n.

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doubt

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45
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egregius -a -um

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outstanding, uncommon

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46
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equester -tris -tre

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of cavalry, of equestrian rank

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47
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equitatus -us m.

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cavalry

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erumpo -rumpere -rupi -ruptum

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break out, make a sally

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exerceo -cere -cui -citum

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train, practise

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exiguus -a -um

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small, meagre

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51
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expugno (1)

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take by storm

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52
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facies -iei f.

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face, appearance

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53
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fallax (gen. fallacis)

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deceitful, treacherous

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54
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falsus -a -um

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false

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55
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fateor fateri fassus sum

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admit, confess

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56
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fatigo (1)

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tire out

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57
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fere

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almost, about

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ferus -a -um

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wild, savage, cruel

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firmo (1)

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strengthen

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firmus -a -um

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strong, firm

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flecto flectere flexi flexum

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bend, curve (trans.)

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fluctus -us m.

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wave

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63
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fluo fluere fluxi fluxum

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flow

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fluvius -i m.

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river

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fons fontis m.

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spring, fountain, source

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forma -ae f.

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shape, beauty

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67
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fraus fraudis f.

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deceit, trickery

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frigidus -a -um

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cold

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fruges -um f.pl.

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fruit, crops, produce

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frumentum -i n.

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corn

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honestus -a -um

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honourable, noble

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honos honoris m.

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honour, respect, high office

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73
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humilis -is -e

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low, humble, base

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ignarus -a -um

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ignorant

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ignobilis -is -e

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undistinguished, low-born

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ignotus -a -um

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unknown

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ignavus -a -um

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cowardly, lazy

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illustris -is -e

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famous, distinguished

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impedimenta -orum n.pl.

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baggage

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impedimentum -i n.

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obstacle, hindrance

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incertus -a -um

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uncertain, unsteady

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incolumis -is -e

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safe, unharmed

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integer -gra -grum

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untouched, intact, entire, fresh, pure

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inter (+ acc.)

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among, between

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85
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inutilis -is -e

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usless

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86
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iuro (1)

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swear

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lacrimae -arum f.pl.

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tears

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lacrimo (1)

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cry

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lapis -idis m.

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stone

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lassus -a -um

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tired

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lateo latere latui

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lie hidden or unseen, lurk, skulk

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levis -is -e

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light, easy

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littera -ae f.

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letter (of the alphabet)

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loco (1)

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place

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lumen luminis n.

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light

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memini (perf.) (+ gen.)

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remember

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memoria -ae f.

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memory

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mereo (2), mereor (2)

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earn, deserve

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meridies -iei m.

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mid-day, south

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minae -arum f.pl.

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threats

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mollis -is -e

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soft

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monstro (1)

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show

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mortalis -is -e

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mortal, human

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mos moris m.

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custom, tradition, (in plur.) behaviour, character

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munio (4)

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fortify

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munitio -onis f.

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fortification

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natio -onis f.

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nation, tribe

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natura -ae f.

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nature

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navalis -is -e

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naval

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niger -gra -grum

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black

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nimis

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too much

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nimium

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too much

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nimius -a -um

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excessive

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nosco noscere novi notum

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get to know, learn

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novi (perf.)

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know

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notus -a -um

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well-known, notorious

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nudo (1)

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strip, uncover, expose

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nudus -a -um

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naked, unarmed

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numero (1)

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count, reckon

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obtineo -tinere -tinui -tentum

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keep hold of, maintain, preserve, acquire

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olim

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once, formerly

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omnino

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altogether, completely

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opera -ae f.

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labour, care, trouble

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oppidani -orum m.pl.

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townspeople, citizens

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opto (1)

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choose, wish, desire

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orbis -is m.

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circle, anything circular, world

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oriens -entis m.

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East

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orator -oris m.

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speaker

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os ossis n.

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bone

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ostento (1)

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show

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panis -is m.

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bread

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pariter

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equally, similarly

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peditatus -us m.

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infantry

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pendeo pendere pependi

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hang (intrans.)

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periculosus -a -um

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dangerous

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pietas -atis f.

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sense of duty (towards God, man, or country)

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piscis -is m.

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fish

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pius -a -um

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dutiful, devout, loyal

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polliceor (2)

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promise

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posco poscere poposci

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demand

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possideo -sidere -sedi -sessum

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possess

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preces -um f.pl.

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prayers, entreaties

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precor (1)

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pray, beg

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premo premere pressi pressum

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press, weigh down, urge, pursue

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pretium -i n.

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price

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pro (+ abl.)

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on behalf of, for

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prohibeo (2)

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prevent

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propior (gen. -oris)

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nearer

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proximus -a -um

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nearest, next

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provincia -ae f.

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province

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prudens (gen. -entis)

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sensible, cautious, knowledgeable

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quamquam

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although

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quia

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because

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quisque quaeque quodque

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each

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quisquis quicquid

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whoever, whatever

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ramus -i m.

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branch

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rapidus -a -um

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quick, swift

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recens (gen. -entis)

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fresh, recent

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recipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum

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regain, recover, suffer, take on oneself

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se recipere

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retreat

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reditus -us m.

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return

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rectus -a -um

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straight, right

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religio -onis f.

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religion

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ruina -ae f.

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fall, ruin, destruction

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ruo ruere rui

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fall down, rush

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sacer -cra -crum

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sacred

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sacerdos -otis c.

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priest, priestess

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sagittarius -i m.

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archer

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salto (1)

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dance

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salus -utis f.

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safety, salvation, greeting

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salve, salvete

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greetings!

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salvus -a -um

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safe, unharmed

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sano (1)

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cure, heal

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sanus -a -um

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healthy, sane

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scientia -ae f.

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knowledge

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seco secare secui sectum

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cut

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secundus -a -um

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second, favourable

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sedes sedis f.

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seat, abode, place where anything stays

put

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senior -ius

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older

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sententia -ae f.

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opinion

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sero serere sevi satum

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sow

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severus -a -um

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harsh, strict

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siccus -a -um

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dry

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simulo (1)

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pretend

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sinister -tra -trum

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left, on the left

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sinistra -ae f.

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the left side, the left

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sive, seu

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or if

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solvo solvere solvi solutum

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release, free, pay, fulfil, set sail

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somnium -i n.

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dream

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sonitus -us m.

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sound, noise

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spectaculum -i n.

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sight, spectacle

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specto (1)

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look at

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sperno spernere sprevi spretum

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despise, reject

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sumo sumere sumpsi sumptum

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take, take up, undertake

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super (adv. and prep. + acc.)

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above, over, upon

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superbia -ae f.

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pride

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superbus -a -um

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proud

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suscipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum

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undertake

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sustineo -tinere -tinui -tentum

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support, withstand

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tacitus -a -um

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silent, quiet

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tamquam

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as if, just as, like

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tego tegere texi tectum

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cover

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tempto (1)

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try

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tener -era -erum

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soft, delicate, tender, young

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tergum -i n.

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back, rear

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terror -oris m.

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fear

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timor -oris m.

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fear

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tollo tollere sustuli sublatum

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raise, take away, remove

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triumphus -i m.

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triumph

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turba -ae f.

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crowd, mob

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turbo (1)

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confuse, disturb, throw into disorder

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turpis -is -e

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disgraceful, ugly

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turris -is f.

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tower

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ubique

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everywhere

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umbra -ae f.

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shade, shadow, ghost

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unda -ae f.

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wave, water

217
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uterque -traque -trumque

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both, each of two

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utor uti usus sum (+ abl.)

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use

219
Q

vado vadere

A

go

220
Q

valeo (2)

A

be strong, be healthy, have power or

effect

221
Q

varius -a -um

A

different, various, diverse

222
Q

velut

A

like, just as

223
Q

veritas -atis f.

A

truth

224
Q

vesper -eris m. (acc. vesperum)

A

evening

225
Q

vesperi

A

in the evening

226
Q

vestis -is f.

A

clothes

227
Q

vetus (gen. veteris)

A

old

228
Q

vicinus -a -um

A

nearby, neighbouring

229
Q

vigilia -ae f.

A

guard, watch

230
Q

vigilo (1)

A

guard, watch

231
Q

virgo virginis f.

A

girl

232
Q

vis f. (pl. vires -ium)

A

strength, force, violence

233
Q

volvo volvere volvi volutum

A

roll (trans.), ponder

234
Q

vultus -us m.

A

face, expression