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3rd declension nouns Flashcards

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adulescens, adulescentis m.

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young man

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amor, amoris m.

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love

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arbor, arboris f.

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tree

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ars, artis f.

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art, skill

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caedes, caedis f.

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slaughter, killing, murder

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canis, canis m.

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dog

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caput, capitis n.

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head

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carmen, carminis n.

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song, poem, spell

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centurio, centurionis m.

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centurion

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certamen, certaminis n.

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contest, battle, struggle

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civis, civis m.f.

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citizen

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civitas, civitatis f.

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citizenship, state, city

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clades, cladis f.

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disaster, loss, defeat

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clamor, clamoris m.

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shout, uproar, noise

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cohors, cohortis f.

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cohort, company

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comes, comitis m.f.

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comrade, companion

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coniunx, coniugis m.f.

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husband, wife, spouse

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consul, consulis m.

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consul

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corpus, corporis n.

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body

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crimen, criminis n.

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accusation, charge, crime

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custos, custodis m.f

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guard

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dignitas, dignitatis f.

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rank, dignity, importance, honour

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dolor, doloris m.

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pain, sorrow, anger

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dux, ducis m.

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leader, general, ruler

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eques, equitis m.

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knight, horseman, (pl) cavalry

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facinus, facinoris n.

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crime, outrage, deed

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finis, finis m.

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end, boundary

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flos, floris m.

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flower

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flumen, fluminis n.

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river

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foedus, foederis n.

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treaty, agreement

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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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fur, furis m.

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thief

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furor, furoris m.

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rage, fury, madness, passion

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gens, gentis f.

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race, people family, tribe

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genus, generis n.

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race, descent, birth, kind

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hiems, hiemis f.

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winter, storm

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homo, hominis m.

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man, person

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honor, honoris m.

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honour, esteem, office

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hospes, hospitis m.

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guest, host

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hostis, hostis m.

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enemy

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ignis, ignis f.

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fire

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imperator, imperatoris m.

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emperor, general, leader

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iter, itineris n.

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journey, march, way

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iudex, iudicis m.f.

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judge, juror

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labor, laboris m.

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work, toil

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latus, lateris n.

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side, wing

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laus, laudis f.

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praise, honour, credit

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legio, legionis f.

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legion

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leo, leonis f.

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lion

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lex, legis f.

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law

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libertas, libertatis f.

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freedom

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litus, litoris n.

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sea-shore, beach

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lumen, luminis n.

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light

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lux, lucis f.

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light, daylight

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mare, maris n.

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sea

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mater, matris f.

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mother

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mens, mentis f.

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mind

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mensis, mensis m.

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month

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mercator, mercatoris m.

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merchant

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miles, militis m.

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soldier

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moenia, moenium n.pl.

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city walls, city

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mons, montis m.

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mountain

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mors, mortis f.

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death

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mos, moris m.

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habit, custom, (pl) character, morals

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mulier, mulieris f.

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woman

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multitudo, multitudinis f.

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crowd, multitude

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munus, muneris n.

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service, duty, present, gladiatorial show

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navis, navis f.

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ship

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navis longa

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warship

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navis oneraria

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merchant / transport ship

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nomen, nominis n.

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name

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nox, noctis f.

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night

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obses, obsidis m.f.

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hostage

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occasio, occasionis f.

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opportunity, occasion

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onus, oneris n.

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burden, load

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ops, opis f.

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help, (pl) resources, riches

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opus est (benevolentia) - eg.

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there is a need (for kindness)

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oratio, orationis f.

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speech

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ordo, ordinis m.

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rank, order, line

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os, oris n.

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mouth, face

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parens, parentis m.f.

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parent, (pl) relations

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pars, partis f.

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part, some, direction

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pater, patris m.

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father

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pavor, pavoris m.

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fear, terror

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pax, pacis f.

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peace

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pedes, peditis m.

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infantry

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pes, pedis m.

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foot, paw

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plebs, plebis f.

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the people, common people

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pons, pontis m.

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bridge

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potestas, potestatis f.

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power, authority

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praetor, praetoris m.

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praetor

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princeps, principis m.

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emperor, chief, chieftain

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pudor, pudoris m.

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shame, modesty, honour, disgrace

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quies, quietis f.

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rest, peace, quiet

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ratio, rationis f.

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account, reckoning, manner, reason

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rex, regis m.

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king

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rus, ruris n.

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country

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sacerdos, sacerdotis m.f.

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priest, priestess

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salus, salutis f.

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health, safety, greeting

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sanguis, sanguis m.

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blood

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scelus, sceleris n.

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crime, wickedness

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sedes, sedis f.

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seat, temple, home

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senator, senatoris m.

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senator

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senex, senis m.

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old man

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sol, solis m.

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sun, sunlight

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soror, sororis f.

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sister

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tempestas, tempestatis f.

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weather, storm, time

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tempus, temporis n.

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time

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terror, terroris m.

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terror

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timor, timoris m.

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fear, anxiety

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urbs, urbis f.

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city, town, Rome

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uxor, uxoris f.

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wife

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vestis, vestis f.

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clothes

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victor, victoris m.

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victor, conqueror

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virtus, virtutis f.

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courage, virtue

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vox, vocis f.

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voice, shout, word

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vulnus, vulneris n.

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wound, injury

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