03.08 Flashcards

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artus, artus m. normally plural

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joints

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braccium, brachii, n.

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arm

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cacumen, cacuminis, n.

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extreme point, top, tip, summit

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cortex, corticus, m. and f.

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bark, rind, shell

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crinis, crinis, m.

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hair

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dextra, dextrae, f.

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right hand

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finio, finire, finivi, finitus

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to limit, to come to an end

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frons, frondis, f.

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leaf, foliage

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lacertus, lacerti, m.

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the upper arm

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lignum, ligni, n.

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wood

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numen, numinis, n.

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head nod, expression of consent, divine will or command, divinity of a god

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osculum, osculi, n.

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little mouth, a kiss

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pectus, pectoris, n.

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breast, seat of affection, heart, soul

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pes, pedis, m.

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foot

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praecordia, praecordorum, n.

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midriff, diaphragm, stomach, breast, heart

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prex, precis, f.

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a request, entreaty, curse, wish

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radix, radicis, f.

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root

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ramus, rami, m.

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branch, twig, bough

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stipes, stipitis, m.

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log, stump, trunk of a tree

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torpor, torporis, m.

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numbness, sluggishness

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cieo, ciere, civi, citum

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to move, disturb

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os, oris, n.

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mouth, face, countenance

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mollis, molle

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soft, tender, flexible

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piger, pigra, pigrum

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sluggish, slow, unwilling

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tenuis, tenue

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thin, fine

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velox, velocis

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swift

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adsumo, adsumere, adsumpsi, adsumptus

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to reduce, consume, waste, destroy

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cingo, cingere, cinxi, cinctus

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to surround, encircle

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cresco, crescere, crevu, cretum

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to come into existence, grow, increase in size

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expallesco, expallescere, expallui

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become pale

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nitor, niti, nisus sum dep.

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to rest, lean, exert, make an effort

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perdo, perdere, perdidi, perditum

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to destroy, ruin