1000 Most Common Latin Words Flashcards by Ben Brody

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quisquam, quicquam/quidquam

A

any (single) person, anyone at all

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quam

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how?; (after comparative) than

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domus

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domūs, f.

house, home

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aliquis, -quae, -quod

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some, any; anyone who, anything that

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magis

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more

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an

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or

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virtus

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virtutis, f.

valor, manliness, virtue

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populus

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populi, m.

people

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quisquis, quidquid

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whoever, whichever

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quia

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because

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quidem

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certainly, at least

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novus

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nova, novum

new

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modo

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just, just now; at one moment… at another, now… now

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timeo

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timēre, timui

to fear, to dread

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inquam, inquis, inquit, inquiunt

A

say (with direct speech)

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licet, licērem, licuit, licitum est

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it is permitted

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beneficium

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beneficii, n.

service, kindness

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cura

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curae, f.

care, concern

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prope

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near, next

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parens

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parentis, m/f

parent

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quisque, quaeque, quidque

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each one, everyone

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imperium

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imperii, n.

command, power

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parum

A

too little

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apud

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near, in the presence of

vultus

vultūs, m. | look, expression, face

quis, quid

who? what? which?

tantum, tantummodo

only

levis

levis, leve | light, trivial

haud

not

iaceo

iacēre, iacui | lie

gero

gerere, gessi, gestum | bear, manage, wage war

uterque, utraque, utrumque

each (of two)

soleo

solēre, solui, solitum | be accustomed

numquam

never

qualis

qualis, quale | of what kind? what?

pereo

perīre, perii, peritum | persih, be lost

audeo

audēre, ausus sum | dare, be eager

rapio

rapere, rapui, raptum | seize, tear away

tristis

tristis, triste | sad, solemn, grim

munus

muneris, n. | gift, offering, duty

par

paris | equal