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6a Catullus 1 and 50 Latin to English Flashcards

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abeô, -îre, -îvî, -itum

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abeô, -îre, -îvî, -itum

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aevum, -î, n. (also aevom)

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age, life time

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aliquis, aliquid

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some one; any one; anything

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âridus, -a, -um

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dry

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audâx, -âcis

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bold, daring

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* audeô, -êre, ausus sum (perf. subj. ausim etc.) *

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dare

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* caveo, cavêre, câvî, cautum *

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be on one’s guard, beware

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charta or carta, -ae, f.

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paper, papyrus

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cibus, -î, m.

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food

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conveniô, -venîre, -vênî, -ventum

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meet; come to an agreement

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Cornêlius, -a, -um

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the name of a Roman family (gens) and tribe

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cupiô, -ere, -îvî (-iî), -îtus

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desire

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dea, -ae, f.

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goddess

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dêfessus, -a, -um

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tired out, exhausted

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dêlicâtus, -a, -um

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alluring, charming, voluptuous

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despuô, -ere

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spit

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doceô, -ere, -uî, -tum

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tell, inform; teach

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doctus, -a, -um

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learned, wise

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dolor, dolôris, m.

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pain

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donô (1)

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present

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dônum, -î, n.

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gift

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explicô, âre, -âv î, -âtum

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unroll, unravel; explain

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expoliô, -ïre, -ïvï or -iî, -îtum

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smooth down, polish

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expolîtus, -a, -um

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polished

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facêtiae, -ârum, f. pl.

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wit, clever sayings, humor

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* faciô, -ere, fêcî, factus *

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do, make

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furor, -ôris, m.

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madness, rage, frenzy

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habeô, habêre, habuî, habitum

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to have

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hesternus, -a, -um

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of yesterday

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* iaceô, -êre, iacuî, — *

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lie (prostrate)

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illinc

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from there, thence

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illôc

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to that place, thither

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incendô, -ere, -cendî, cênsus

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set fire to, burn

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indomitus, a, um

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untamed

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iocus, -î, m.

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joke

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Italus, -a, -um

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Italian

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iûcundus, -a, -um

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pleasing, delightful

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Iuppiter, Iovis, m.

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Jupiter

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iuvô, iuvâre, iûvî, iûtus

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aid, help; (esp. in third person singular for “what use is it to…”)

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labor, -ôris, m.

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toil, difficulty

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laboriôsus, -a, -um

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hard, laborious

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* laedô, -ere, laesî, laesus *

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strike, injure

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lectulus or lecticulus, -î, m.

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a little bed

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lectus, -î or -ûs, m.

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bed

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legô, -ere, lêgî, lêctus

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read; (originally and in compounds) gather, choose

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lepidus, a, um

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agreeable, charming

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lepos (lepor), lepôris, m.

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charm, attractiveness

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lepus, leporis, m.

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a hare

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libellus, -î, m.

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small book; pamphlet; document

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Licinius, ī, m. Licinius, ī, m. Licinius, ī, m. Licinius, ī, m.

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a Roman gentile name; esp. C. Licinius Macer Calvus a Roman gentile name; esp. C. Licinius Macer Calvus a Roman gentile name; esp. C. Licinius Macer Calvus a Roman gentile name; esp. C. Licinius Macer Calvus

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*loquor, loquî, locûtus*

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speak, talk

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* lûdô, -ere, lûsî, lûsus *

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play; mock

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lûx, lûcis, f.

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light

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* maneô, -êre, -sî, -sum *

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remain

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membrum, -î, n.

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member, limb

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meus, -a, -um

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my, mine

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miser, -a, -um

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wretched

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modo

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only; lately, just now

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modus, -î, m.

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manner, way; measure

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multus, -a, -um

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much; (pl.) many; n. pl. many things, much

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mûtuus, -a, -um

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on loan; reciprocal; belonging to each other

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namque

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for, for indeed

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nê

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lest

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nê … quidem

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not even

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Nemesis, eôs, f.

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Greek goddess of retribution; woman in poems of Tibullus

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novus, a, um

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new

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nûgae. -ârum, f. pl.

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trifles, worthess things, trash

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numerô (1)

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count, pay out, relate, consider

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numerus, -î, m.

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number

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o

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oh!

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ocellus, -î, m.

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eye (diminutive of oculus); darling

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omnis, -e

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all, every

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ôrô (1)

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beg, pray

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ôtiôsus, -a, -um

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unoccupied, unemployed

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patrôna, -ae, f.

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patron, protectress

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per (+ acc.)

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through

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perennis, -is, -e

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constant; enduring

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perspiciô, -ere, -spexî, spectus

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look or see through, see (clearly), perceive

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plûs, plûris

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more, too much (comp. of multus)

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poêma, atis, n.

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poem

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poena, -ae f.

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penalty, punishment

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postquam

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after

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prex, precis, f. (usually plural)

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entreaty, prayer

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pûmex, -icis, m. (sometimes f.)

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pumice stone (used to make erasures)

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putô (1)

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consider, deem

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quâliscumque (quâliscunque), quâliscumque, quâlecumque

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whatever, of whatever sort

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quârê

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on account of which thing; wherefore, therefore

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quiês, -êtis, f.

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quiet, rest

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quisquis, quicquid

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whoever, whatever

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reddô, -ere, reddidî, redditus

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give back, return; render

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reposco, reposcere

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demand back; claim

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saeculum (saeclum), -(u)lî, n.

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generation, age; the present time

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* scrîbô, -ere, scrîpsî, scrîptus *

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write

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sêmimortuus, a, um

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half-dead

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simul

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at the same time

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soleô, -êre, -itus

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be accustomed to

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somnus, -î, m.

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sleep

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tabella, -ae, f.

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tablet

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* tegô, -ere, têxî, têctus *

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cover; protect

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tôtus, a, um

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whole, all, entire

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três, tria

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three

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tribus, -ûs, m.

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tribe

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uterque, utraque, utrumque

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each, both

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vēmens, vementis, adj.

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violent, forceful, zealous

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versiculus, -î, m.

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a short line (or poetry)

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versor, -ârî, -âtus

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be engaged in, be occupied with

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* videô, -êre, vîdî, vîsus *

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see; in passive usually “seem”

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vînum, -î, n.

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wine

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virgô, -inis, f.

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maiden

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