Adjectives i-p Flashcards by Georgia F

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ignavus

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cowardly, lazy

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infelix, infelicis

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unlucky, unhappy

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ingens, ingentis

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huge

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iniquus

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unfair, unjust, unfavourable

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insignis, insigne

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distinguished, glorious

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invitus

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unwilling, reluctant

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iratus

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angry

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iustus

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right, just, lawful

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iuvenis, iuvene

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young

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laetus

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happy, glad

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latus

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wide, broad

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lentus

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slow

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levis, leve

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light, slight

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libens, libentis

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willing, glad

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liber

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free

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longus

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long

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magnus

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big, large, great

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malus

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evil, bad

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medius

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middle (of)

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meus

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my

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mirabilis, mirabile

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strange, wonderful

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miser

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miserable, wretched, sad

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mollis, molle

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soft, tender, gentle

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multus

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much, many

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necesse (indeclinable)

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necessary, inevitable

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nobilis, nobile

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noble, famous

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nonnullus

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some, several

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notus

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known, well-known, famous

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novus

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new, fresh, recent

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nullus

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no, none, not any

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omnis, omne

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all, every

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par, paris

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equal

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parvus

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small

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pauci pl.

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few, a few

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pauper, pauperis

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poor

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peritus

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skilled

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perterritus

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terrified

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plenus

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full, filled

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plerique, pleraeque, pleraque

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most, the majority

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postremus

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last

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potens, potentis

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powerful

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primus

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first, chief