W10 Flashcards
W10
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paulatim
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adv. little by little, gradually
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avidus
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adj. greedy, eager
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cito
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adv. quickly
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imber, imberis
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m. rain, storm
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sollicitare
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to disturb, harass, agitate
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compello, compellere. Compuli, compulsum
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to drive, coerce
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divinus
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adj. divine, godlike
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fundus
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m. foundation, farm
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increpo, increpare, increpavi (increpui), increpatum (increpitum)
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to rattle, make noise
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praetorius
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adj. praetorian
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insuper
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adv. above, in addition to + acc
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miseria
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f. misery, wretchedness
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percutio, percutere, percussi, percussum
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to hit, strike
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perspicio, perspicere, perspexi, perspectum
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see through, examine, observe(prospicere=foresee, anticipate)
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censor
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censor
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saltus, saltus
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m. leap, jump, pasture, ravine
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aevum
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n. age, eternity
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effugio, effugere, effugi, effugitum
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to flee
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avis, avis
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f. bird
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decretum
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n. decision, decree
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contrarius
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adj. opposite, contrary, hostile
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eloquor, eloqui, elocutus sum
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to speak out, express
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vexare
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to annoy, vex
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excludo, excludere, exclusi, exclusum
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to exclude, shut out
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gemo, gemere, gemui, gemitum
to groan, sigh
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insum, inesse, infui
to be in
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pestis, pestis
f. plague, destruction
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posthac
adv. after this, hereafter
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nefas
indeclinable n.sin, a horrible thing
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incitare
to incite, urge on
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puppis
f. stern/aft of a ship
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veteranus
adj. old, veteran
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vetustas, vetustatis
f. old age, antiquity
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administrare
to help, to administer
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festinare
to hurry, rush
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circus, circi
m. circle, circus
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struo, struere, struxi, structum
to build, arrange
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claudus
adj. limping, lame
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dens, dentis
m. tooth
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honestum
n. honest, beauty, virtue
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infimus
adj. lowest
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praeceps
adj. precipitous, headlong
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arcus, arcus
bow, arch
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geminus
adj. twin
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natare
to swim
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praedo, praedonis
m. robber
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velum
n. cloth, curtain
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ala
f. wing
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captivus
m. captive, prisoner
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coerceo, coercere, coercui, coercitum
to confine, restrain
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neve, neu
and not, or not, nor
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conjunctio
f. joining together, marriage
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dignare
to consider worthy
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valetudo
f. health
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grandis, grande
adj. great, large
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intercedo, intercedere, intercessi, intercessum
to go between, intervene
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materia
f. matter, material
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coniuratio
f. union, consipiracy
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nempe
indeed, truly, certainly
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onerare
to load, burden
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sagitta
f. arrow
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praefero, praeferre, praetuli, praelatum
to carry before, prefer
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prosequor, prosequi, prosecutus sum
to follow, accompany
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saeculum
generation, lifetime, era, century
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trepidus
adj. agitated, fearful
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agnosco, agnoscere, agnovi, agnitum
to recognise, acknowledge
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placidus
adj. gentle, peaceful, pleasant
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communio, communire, communii (communivi), communitum
to fortify
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considerare
to consider, contemplate
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frustra
adv. In vain
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ratis, ratis
f. raft
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gladiator
m. gladiator
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proinde
adv. just as, therefore
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carpo, carpere, carpsi, carptum
to pluck, seize
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repello, repellere, repuli, repulsum
to drive back, repel
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sacrificium
n. sacrifice
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protinus
adv. Immediately
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commeatus, commeatus
m. passage, convoy, supplies
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stirps, stirpis
f. stalk, stem
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agrestis, agreste
rural, rustic
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habitus, habitus
m. condition, appearance
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profecto
certainly, indeed
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complures
adj. pl. many
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duplex, duplicis
adj. doulbe, two-fold
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nefarius
adj. impious, horrible
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excusare
to excuse
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cupido, cupidinis
f. desire, greed, lust
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expugnare
to capture, subdue
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formido, formidinis
f. fear
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genitor
m. father
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equitatus, equitatus
m. cavalry, equestrian order
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vulgare
to make well-known, publish
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nudare
to strip, uncover, lay bare
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obscurus
adj. obscure, dark
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fodio, fodere, fodi, fossum
to dig
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quartus
adj. fourth
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tenuis, tenue
adj. thin, slender
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circumvenio, circumvenire, circumveni, circumventum
to surround, cheat, circumvent
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sepulcrum
n. grave, sepulchre
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desperare
to despair, give up
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figura
f. form, shape
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erumpo, erumpere, erupi, eruptum
to break out, burst out
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vacuus
adj. empty, free from
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impudens
adj. shameless, impudent
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favor
m. favour, goodwill
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ostium
n. doorway, entrance
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potentia
f. power, force
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subvenio, subvenire, subveni, subventum
to aid, assist
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fructus
m. enjoyment, profit
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immensus
adj. immense, vast
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tumulus, tumuli
m. mound
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aestus, aestus
m. heat
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circumdo, circumdare, circumdedi, circumdatum
to surround, encircle
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constantia
f. firmness, perseverance
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destinare
to determine, aim
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negotiari
to trade, do business
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purgare
to clean, purge
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dirus
adj. horrible, dire
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excutio, excutere, excussi, excussum
to shake off
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fluo, fluere, fluxi, fluxum
to flow
