Aeneid: VI Flashcards

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1
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abstrudo-ere-si-sus

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hide (away)

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  1. adlabor-i-lapsus

2. conlabor

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  1. glide to, approach (dat)

2. fall (in), collapse

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ancora-ae

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F: anchor

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antrum-i

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N: cave, cavern, grotto

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curvus–aum

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winding, rounded, bent

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fundo (1)

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found, establish, make fast

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horrendus-a-um

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dreadful, fire, revered

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immitto-ere-misi–missus

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send in (to), loose(n), give freely

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obverto-ere-i-rsus

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turn to (dat)

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praesideo-ere-sedi-sessus

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rule, protect, (dat)

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praetexo-ere-ui-xtus

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fringe, cloak

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prora-ae

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F: prow

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semen-inis

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N: seed, germ, element

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silex-icis

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M/F: flint, rock, crag

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eno (1)

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swim out, fly forth, float

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foris-is

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F: door, gate, entrance

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insuetus-a-um

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unaccustomed, unused

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pendo-ere, pepedni, pensus

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weigh out, pay

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praepes-etis

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swift, flying

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Trivia-ae

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Hecate

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remigium-(i)i

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N: oarage, rowing equipment

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ambages-is

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F: winding (passage), mystery

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biformis-e

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two-formed, double-shaped

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effero-ferre, extuli, elatus

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lift (up), raise

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error-oris

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M: wandering, maze, error

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filum-i

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N: thread, clew, cord

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furtum-i

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N: theft, stealth, fraud

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Gnos(s)ius-a-um

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Gnossian, of Gnossus

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inextricabilis-e

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inextricable, insoluble

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proles-is

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F: progeny, offspring, race

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quotannis

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annually, yearly

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resolvo-ere-i-solutus

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loose(n), unravel

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33
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septenus-a-um

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seven (each), by sevens

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34
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  1. suppono-ere-posui-pos(i)tus

2. expono

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  1. place under/beneath, subject to

2. place out, disembark

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vestigium-(i)i

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N: step, track, trace

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36
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bidens-entis

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F: sheep (with two front teeth)

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37
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effingo-ere-finxi-fictus

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fashion, portray

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grex, gregis

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M: herd, flock

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intactus-a-um

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untouched, unbroken

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iuvencus-i

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M: bullock, ox

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perlego-ere-legi-lectus

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survey, examine

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42
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praesto-are-stiti-status(stitus)

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excel, be better

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protinus

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continually, at once

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44
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quin

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(but) that, nay even, why not

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45
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sacerdos-otis

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M/F: priest(ess)

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46
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sino-ere, sivi, situs

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permit, allow

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47
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totidem

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as many, so many

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48
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una

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together, at the same time

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49
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adflo (1)

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breather upon, blow upon, inspire

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50
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aditus-us

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M: approach, entrance, access

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51
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anhelus-a-um

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panting, gasping

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attonitus-a-um

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thunderstruck, amaxied

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cesso (1)

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cease, pause, delay, hesitate

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54
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como-ere-mpsi-,ptus

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arrange (properly)

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conticesco-ere-ticui

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become silent, hush

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dehisco-ere-hivi

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yawn, gape, open

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latus-eris

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N: side, flank

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propior-ius

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nearer, closer

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rupes-is

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F: rock, cliff, crag

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Sybylla-ae

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F: Sibyl

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tumeo-ere-ui

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swell, be swollen

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Aeacides-ae

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M: descendant of Aeacus, AChilles

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consido-ere-sedi-sessus

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sit (down), settle

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derigo(dirigo)-ere-rexi-rectus

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direct, guide

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65
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hac…tenus

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hactenus: thus far, hitherto

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indebitus-a-um

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not due, not owed, undue

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intro (1)

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enter, penetrate

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68
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marmor-oris

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N: marble

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obeo-ire-i(v)i-itus

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enter, approach, traverse, skirt, pass over, die

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obsto-are-stiti-status

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stand in the way, oppose (Dat)

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71
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Pergameus-a-um

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Trojan

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praescius-a-um

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foreknowing, prescient (Gen)

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73
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praetendo-ere-i-ntus

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stretch before, extend

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74
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pre(he)ndo-ere-i-ensus

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seize, grasp

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repos(i)tus-a-um

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secluded, remote

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76
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Syrtis-is

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quicksands off th enorthern coast of Africa

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tenus

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hactenus: thus far, hitherto

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venturum-i

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the future, what is to come (futurum-i)

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almus-a-um

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nourishing, kind(ly)

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80
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arcanus-a-um

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secret, hidden

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81
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bacchor-ari-atus

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rave, storm, rage

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82
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defungor-i-functus

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perform, finish (abl)

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83
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domo-are-ui-itus

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tame, subdue

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  1. excutio-ere-cussi-cussus

2. concutio

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  1. shake off, free (from)

2. shake, shatter, agitate

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festus-a-um

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festal, festival, holiday

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fingo-ere, finxi, fictus

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mould, train

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folium-(i)i

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N: leaf, foliage

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ludibrium-(i)i

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N: sport, mockery

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mando (1)

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order, entrust, commend

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nondum

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not yet

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91
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pateo-ere-ui

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lie open, extend

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92
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patiens-entis

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enduring, tolerating (gen)

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93
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penetralia-ium

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N: inner part, sanctuary

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rabidus-a-um

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raving, mad, frenzied

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spons, spontis

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F; free will, choice

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96
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turbo (1)

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confuse, disarrange, disturb

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adytum-i

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N: inner sanctuary, shrine

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cedo-ere, cessi, cessus

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yield, go, depart

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99
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Cumaeus-a-um

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of Cumae

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100
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desum-esse-fui

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be lacking, be absent

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101
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Doricus-a-um

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Doric, GReek

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102
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egenus-a-um

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needy, poor, critical

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externus-a-um

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outer, foreign

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104
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horridus-a-um

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bristling, terrible

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hospitus-a-um

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strange, foreign

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pando-ere-i, passus

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spread, open, disclose

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pario-ere, peperi, partus

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produce, gain

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reor, reri, ratus

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think, suppose, reckon

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109
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salus-utis

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F: safety, salvation, health

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110
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comitor-ari-atus

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accompany, attend, escort, follow

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contingo-ere-tigi-tactus

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touch, begfall

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facies-ei

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F: appearance, face, aspect

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horrendus-a-um

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horrifying, dire

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114
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hostis-is

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M/F: enemy, foe, stranger

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115
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incipio-ere-cepi-ceptus

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begin, undertake

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116
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infernus–um

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nether, infernal

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117
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inopinus-a-um

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unexcpected, sudden

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118
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invalidus-a-um

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weak, feeble, infirm

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  1. involvo-ere-i-volutus

2. advolvo

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  1. wrap, enfold, engulf

2. roll

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120
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palus-udis

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F: swamp, marsh, mere

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121
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perago-ere-egi-ectus

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traverse, finish, complete, do

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122
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praecipio-ere-cepi-ceptus

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anticipate, teach

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remugio-ire

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bellow, roar

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senecta-ae

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F: old age, eld

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125
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stimulus-i

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M: goad, spur, prick

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126
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ultra

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beyond, more than (Acc)

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127
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accerso-ere-sivi-situs

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summon, invite

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128
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Alcides-ae

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M: Hercules (son of Jupiter and Alcmena)

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129
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alternus-a-um

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alternate, alternating

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130
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Avernus-a-um

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of Lake Avernus

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canorus-a-um

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tuneful, musical

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132
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cithara-ae

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F: lyre, harp, cither

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133
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fides-ium

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F: lyre, strings, cords, chords

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134
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fretus-a-um

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relying on (abl)

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manes-ium

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M: (souls of) the dead, HAdes

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ordior-iri, orsus

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begin, undertake

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redimo-ere-emi-emptus

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redeem

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sero-ere, sevi, satus

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sow, beget

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Threicius-a-um

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Thracian, of Thrace

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140
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totiens

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so many times, so often

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singular: aether, aethera(em), aetheris, aetheri, aethere

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upper air, heaven, sky

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Anchisiades-ae

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M: descendant of Anchises, Aeneas

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circumvenio-ire-veni-ventus

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encircle

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convallis-is

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F: valley, vale, dale

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descensus-us

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M: descent

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evado-ere-si-sus

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escape, come out

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eveho-ere-vexi-vectus

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bear (Aloft)

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indulgeo-ere-lsi-ltus

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indulge (in) (dat)

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insanus-a-um

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mad, insane, frenzied

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adeo-ire-i(v)i-itus

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approach

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aliter

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otherwise, differently

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alte

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on high, lofty

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auricomus-a-um

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golden-haired, golden-leaved

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  1. avello-ere-(vols)i-vulsus
  2. convello
  3. revello
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  1. tear off
  2. tear (off)
  3. tear off, remove
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  1. carpo-ere-psi-ptus

2. decerpo

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  1. pluck, pursue

2. pluck (off)

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consultum-i

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N: resolve, decree, oracle

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deficio-ere-feci-fectus

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lack, fail, faint, sink

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demum

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at last, finally

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fetus-us

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M: young, produce, growth

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frondesco-ere

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leaf, sprout

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incesto (1)

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defile, pollute

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invius-a-um

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pathless, trackless

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metallum-i

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N: metal, ore, mine

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obmutesco-ere-tui

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become silent, hush

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opertum-i

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N: mystery, hidden part

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piaculum-i

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N: expiation, expiation, crime

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praeterea

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besides, furthermore, also, in addition

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reperio-ire, repperi, repertus

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find

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rite

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duly, properly, ritually

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vestigio (1)

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trace, search (For), track (out)

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virga-ae

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F: branch, shoot, rod, twig

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Aeolides-ae

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M: descendant of Aeolus (Misenus, Ulysses)

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aes,aeris

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N: bronze (implement), trumpet

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cantus-us

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M: song, music, chant, tune

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cavus-a-um

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hollow, empty, vaulted

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certamen-inis

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N: contest, rivalry

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concha-ae

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F: (sea)shell, conch

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defigo-ere-xi-xus

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fix (Down), cast down

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eventus-us

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M: outcome, result, event

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fidus-a-um

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faithful, trusty, safe

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hasta-ae

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F: spear, lance, dart

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humo (1)

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bury, inter, cover with earth

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  1. ingredior-i-gressus

2. adgredior

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  1. advance, enter

2. address, attack

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insignis-e

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distinguished, marked

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lituus-i

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M: (curved) trumpet

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perimo-ere-emi-emptus

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destroy

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persono-are-ui-itus

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sound through, make (re)sound

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praestans-antis

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excellent, superior, surpasing

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sero-ere-ui-rtus

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join, discuss

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siccus-a-um

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dry, thirsty

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spolio (1)

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despoil, plunder, rob (abl)

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vestigium-(i)i

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N: track, footprint, step

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voluto (1)

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revolve, turn, roll (over)

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vultus-us

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M: face, countenance, aspect

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accingo-ere-cinxi-cinctus

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gird(le)

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aemulus-a-um

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emulous, jealous

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certo (1)

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strive, fight, vie, contend

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congero-ere-gessi-gestus

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heap (up)

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cuneus-i

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M: wedge, block (of seats)

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excipio-ere-cepi-ceptus

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catch, recieve

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fera-ae

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F: wild beast

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fissilis-e

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easily split, cleavable

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  1. fleo-ere-evi-etus

2. defleo

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  1. weep, lament, mourn

2. bewail, lament

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fraxineus-a-um

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ashen, of ash-tree

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fremo-ere-ui-itus

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murmur, lament

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ico-ere, ici, ictus

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strike, smite

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Ilex-icis

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F: holm-oak

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  1. mergo-ere-rsi-rsus

2. immergo

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  1. sink, plunge, drown, bury

2. plunge, drown

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ornus-i

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F: ash-tree

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picea-ae

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F: pitch-pine

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procumbo-ere-cubui-cubitus

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fall

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ramus-i

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M: branch, bough, limb

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  1. scindo-ere, scidi, scissus

2. rescindo

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  1. split, cleave

2. tear down

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securis-is

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F: axe

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spumosus-a-um

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foamy, frothy

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trabs(trabes), trabis

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F: beam, timber, tree

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acies-ei

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F: edge, eye(sight), battle-line

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avis-is

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F: bird, fowl

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columba-ae

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F: dove, a bird sacred to Venus

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discolor-oris

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of different colour(s)

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fauces–ium

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F: throat, jaws, pass(age)

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inde

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thence, next, thereupon

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nimium

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too (much, greatly), excessively

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observo (1)

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watch, guard, observe

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oleo-ere-ui

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smell, stink

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opaco (1)

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darken, shade, shadow

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prodeo-ere-i(v)i-itus

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advance

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quantum

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(as much) as, as far as

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sido-ere-(sed)i

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sit, settle

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viridis-e

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green, fresh, vigorous

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  1. aureus-a-um

2. aenus-a-um

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  1. gold(en), of gold

2. (of) bronze, brazen

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aerius-a-um

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airy, lofty, towering

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Q

bibulus-a-um

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thirsty, absorbent

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Q

cadus-i

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M: cask, urn

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brattea-ae

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F: thin sheet, plate, foil

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Q

brumalis-e

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wintry, of winter

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Q

calidus-a-um

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hot, warm

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Q

crepito (1)

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rattle, rustle, crash

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Q

cunctor-ari-atus

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delay, cling, linger

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Q

cupressus-i

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F: cypress (an evergreen tree sacred to the dead)

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feralis-e

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funeral, of the dead, fateful

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Q

frigens-entis

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cold, stiff, lifeless

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Q

frigus-oris(

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N: cold, frost, chill

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Q

frondens-entis

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leafy, fronded

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Q

frons, frondis

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f: leaf, foliage, frond

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Q

ingratus-a-um

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thankless, unfeeling

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Q

intexo-ere-ui-xtus

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interweave, interlace

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Q

lautus is

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lavo-are-(av)i-atus(lautus): wash, bathe, drench

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Q

lenis-e

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light, gentle, soft, moderate

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Q

opacus-a-um

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dark, shady, gloomy

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Q

principio

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first(ly), in the first place

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Q

refringo-ere-fregi-fractus

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break off

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Q

semino (1)

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sow, produce, bear

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Q

species-ei

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F: appearance, sight, aspect

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Q

suprema-orum

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N: last rites, funeral

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Q

taeda–ae

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F: pine, pine (torch, faggot)

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Q

teres-etis

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smooth,rounded, polished

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Q

truncus-i

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M: trunc, stem, body

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Q

undo (1)

A

boil, wave, fluctuate, seethe

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Q

unguo-ere, unxi, unctus

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anoint

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Q

vireo-ere

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be greem, grow, flourish

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Q

viscum-i

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N: mistletoe

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Q

circumfero-ferre-tuli-latus

A

carry round, go round, purify

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Q

conicio-ere-ieci-iectus

A

heap (up)

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Q

cremo (1)

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burn, cremate, consume

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Q

favilla-ae

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F: cinder, ashes, embers

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Q

fax, facis

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F: torch, firebrand

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Q

feretrum-i

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bier, death, couch

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Q

membrum-i

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N: member, limb, body

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Q

ministerium-(i)i

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N: service, duty, office

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Q

oliva-ae

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F: olive (tree)

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Q

olivum-i

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N: (olive) oil

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Q

purus-a-um

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pure, clean, clear

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ros, roris

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M: dew, moisture

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275
Q

tureus-a-um

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of incense

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276
Q

velamen-inis

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N: covering, veil, garment

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277
Q

agna-ae

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F: ewe, lamb

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Q

S: Aeornus, Aeornon, Aeorni, Aeorno, Aeorno

A

M/F: birdless (lake), Avernus

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279
Q

culter-tri

A

M: knife, butcher knife

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280
Q

Exsequor-i-secutus

A

perform, execute

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281
Q

frons-ontis

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F: front, forehead, brow

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282
Q

halitus-us

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M: breath, exhalation

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283
Q

hiatus-us

A

M; yawning (mouth)

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284
Q

invergo-ere

A

invert, pour on

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285
Q

libamen-inis

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N: libation, offering

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286
Q

penna-ae

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F: wing, feather

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287
Q

praeceptum-i

A

N: bidding, teaching

288
Q

propere

A

quickly, speedily

289
Q

saeta-ae

A

F: hair, bristle

290
Q

scrupeus-a-um

A

stony, rugged, rough

291
Q

tepidus-a-um

A

warm, tepid

292
Q

vellus-eris

A

N: fleece, wool, fillet

293
Q

volans-antis

A

M/F: bird, fowl, flying, creature

294
Q

advento (1)

A

coming nearer, arrive, approach

295
Q

aequo (1)

A

equal(ise), keep pace with

296
Q

conclamo (1)

A

call, shout, exclaim

297
Q

Eumenides-um

A

F: Furies

298
Q

exta-orum

A

N: entrails, vitals

299
Q

incoho (1)

A

commence, begin, consecrate, build

300
Q

oleum-i

A

N: (olive) oil

301
Q

ortus-us

A

M: rising, source, spring

302
Q

passus-us

A

M: step, pace, stride, gait

303
Q

profanus-a-um

A

unholy, uninitiated

304
Q

silens-entis

A

silent, still, quiet, dead

305
Q

sterilis-e

A

barren, sterile, unfruitful

306
Q

vacca-ae

A

F: heifer, young cow

307
Q

caligo-inis

A

F: (thick) darkness, fog

308
Q

Chaos

A

N: abyss, empty space

309
Q

consanguineus-i

A

M: kinsman, brother

310
Q

cubile-is

A

N: couch, bed

311
Q

Cura-ae

A

F: Care, Anxiety

312
Q

Dis, Ditis

A

Pluto

313
Q

Egestas-atis

A

F: Need, Want

314
Q

Fames-is

A

F: Hunger, Famine, Greed

315
Q

Luctus-us

A

Grief, Sorrow, Agony

316
Q

malesuadus-a-um

A

ill-counceling

317
Q

malignus-a-um

A

scanty, spiteful

318
Q

Metus-us

A

m: Fear, Fright, Anxiety

319
Q

Morbus-i

A

m: Disease, Sickness

320
Q

Senectus-utis

A

F: Old Age, Eld

321
Q

Sopor-oris

A

m: Sleep, Slumber

322
Q

tacens-entis

A

silent, quiet, still

323
Q

vacuus–um

A

empty, free, deserted

324
Q

vestibulum-i

A

M: entrance, vestibule

325
Q

annosus-a-um

A

aged, ancient

326
Q

belua-ae

A

F: beast, monster

327
Q

biformis-e

A

two-formed, double-shaped

328
Q

centumgeminus-a-um

A

hundredfold = hundred-armed

329
Q

formido-inis

A

F: fear, fright, dread

330
Q

Gaudium-(i)i

A

N: Joy, Delight, Pleasure

331
Q

Hyrpia-ae

A

F: Harpy

332
Q

innecto-ere-nex(u)i-nexus

A

weave (in)

333
Q

mortifer-era-erum

A

death-bringing

334
Q

Somnium-(i)i

A

N: Dream

335
Q

stabulo (1)

A

dwell, be stabled

336
Q

tricorpor-oris

A

three-bodied

337
Q

ulmus-i

A

F: elm

338
Q

vipereus-a-um

A

snaky, of snakes

339
Q

vulgo

A

commonly, everywhere

340
Q

aestuo (1)

A

boil, seethe, surge

341
Q

amictus-us

A

m: wrap, cloak, mantle

342
Q

caenum-i

A

n: mud, mire, dirt, filth

343
Q

canities-ei

A

F: grayness, gray hair

344
Q

contus-i

A

M: pole, pike

345
Q

crudus-a-um

A

raw, fresh, bloody

346
Q

cumba-ae

A

F: skiff, boat, bark

347
Q

diverbero (1)

A

strike asunder, beat, cleave

348
Q

doctus-a-um

A

learned, wise, skilled

349
Q

eructo (1)

A

vomit, belch (forth)

350
Q

ferrugineus-a-um

A

rusty, dusky

351
Q

portitor-oris

A

m: ferryman

352
Q

sordidus-a-um

A

dirty, filthy, squalid

353
Q

squalor-oris

A

m: filth, squalor

354
Q

stringo-ere, strinxi, strictus

A

draw, brush

355
Q

subigo-ere-egi-actus

A

force, push, subdue

356
Q
  1. convey, carry, bear

2. subvecto (1)

A
  1. coney, carry, bear

2. bear, convey, transport

357
Q

tenuis-e

A

slight, unsubstantial, thin

358
Q

turbidus-a-um

A

wild, turbid, thick

359
Q

volito (1)

A

fly, speed, flit, flutter

360
Q

vorago-inis

A

F: whirlpool, whirling water

361
Q

amnis-is

A

m: river, stream, torrent

362
Q

apricus-a-um

A

sunny, sun-loving

363
Q

concursus-us

A

M: gathering, concourse

364
Q

defungor-i-functus

A

finish, perform (Abl)

365
Q

effundo-ere-fudi-fudud

A

pour out, scatter, hurl

366
Q

fugo (1)

A

put to flight, rout, drive off

367
Q

innuptus-a-um

A

unmarried, virgin

368
Q

lividus-a-um

A

blue, dark, livid

369
Q

navita-ae

A

m: sailor, ferryman, mariner

370
Q

ripa-ae

A

F: bank, shore

371
Q

rogus-i

A

M: funeral pyre

372
Q
  1. summoveo-ere-movi-motus

2. amoveo

A

remove

373
Q

ulterior-ius

A

farther, remoter

374
Q

verro-ere-i-rsus

A

sweep (over), scour

375
Q

careo-ere-ui-itus

A

lack, be free (Abl)

376
Q

exopto (1)

A

choose, desire, hope (for)

377
Q

fluentum-i

A

N: stream, river, flood

378
Q

genero (1)

A

generate, beget, bearr

379
Q

inops-opis

A

needy, helpless, destitute

380
Q

raucus-a-um

A

hoarse, roaring

381
Q

transporto (1)

A

carry across, transport

382
Q

Ausonius-a-um

A

Italian

383
Q

cortina-ae

A

F: cauldron (resting on a tripod), kettle

384
Q

deludo-ere-si-sus

A

deceive, delude

385
Q

fallax-acis

A

deceitful, treacherous

386
Q

gubernac(u)lum-i

A

N: tiller, rudder

387
Q

gubernator-oris

A

M: pilot, helmsman

388
Q

nuper

A

recently, lately

389
Q

ventosus-a-um

A

windy, stormy

390
Q

gravo (1)

A

burden, weigh down, oppress

391
Q

iucundus-a-um

A

pleasant, delightful

392
Q

magister-tri

A

M: master, pilot, chief

393
Q

paulatim

A

gradually, little by little

394
Q

quartus-a-um

A

fourth

395
Q

spolio (1)

A

rob, strip, despoil (abl)

396
Q

cognominis-e

A

of like name, of the same name

397
Q

creatrix-icis

A

F: mother, creator

398
Q

finitimus-i

A

M: neighbour, pl: adjoining people

399
Q

inussus-a-um

A

unbidden, uninvited

400
Q

parumper

A

for a little while, momentarily

401
Q

prodigium-(i)i

A

N: omen, portent, prodigy

402
Q

saltem

A

at least, at any rate

403
Q

solacium-(i)i

A

N: consolation, solace

404
Q

sollemne-is

A

N: sacrifice, ritual

405
Q

tumulus-i

A

M: mound, tomb

406
Q

Alcides-ae

A

M: descendant of Alceus

407
Q

increpo-are-ui-itus

A

reprove, chide

408
Q

istinc

A

from where you are

409
Q

laetor-ari-atus

A

rejoice, exult, delight

410
Q

soporus-a-um

A

slumberous, sleepy

411
Q

adorior-iri-ortus

A

attempt, attack

412
Q

alveus-i

A

M: boat, hollow, trough

413
Q

castus-a-um

A

pure, holy, chaste

414
Q

deduco-ere-duxi-ductus

A

lead off, abduct

415
Q

deturbo (1)

A

drive off, dislodge

416
Q

Erebus-i

A

M: Hades

417
Q

forus-i

A

M: gangway, deck

418
Q

ianitor-oris

A

M: doorkeeper, porter

419
Q

latro (1)

A

bark, howl, bay

420
Q

patruus-i

A

M: paternal uncle

421
Q

venerabilis-e

A

venerable, awful

422
Q

continuo

A

immediatly, at once

423
Q

glaucus-a-um

A

grey, green, gleaming

424
Q

guttur-uris

A

N: throat, gullet

425
Q

informis-e

A

shapeless, hideous

426
Q

inremeabilis-e

A

from which there is no return, irretraceable

427
Q

latratus-us

A

M: bark(ing), howl(ing)

428
Q

limus-i

A

M: slime, mud, mire

429
Q

medico (1)

A

medicate, drug

430
Q

offa-ae

A

F: morsel, cake

431
Q

pondus-eris

A

N: weight, burden, mass

432
Q

rimosus-a-um

A

full of cracks, leaky

433
Q

soporo (1)

A

make drowsy, drug

434
Q

sutilis-e

A

sewed, with seams

435
Q

trifaux-faucis

A

three-throated

436
Q

vagitus-us

A

M: crying, wailing

437
Q

coerceo-ere-ui-itus

A

restrain, confine

438
Q

disco-ere, didici

A

learn (how), investigate, (in perf:) know

439
Q

exsors-rtis

A

without a part (lot) (Gen)

440
Q

inamabilis-e

A

unlovely, hateful

441
Q
  1. sons-ontis

2. insons-ontis

A
  1. guilt, impious, criminal

2. innocent, guiltless

442
Q

lugeo-ere, luxi, luctus

A

mourn, lament

443
Q

novies

A

nine times

444
Q

pauperies-ei

A

F: poverty

445
Q

perodi-odisse-osus

A

hate, detest

446
Q

proicio-ere-ieci-iectus

A

throw (away)

447
Q

quaesitor-oris

A

M: examiner, judge

448
Q

callis-is

A

M: path, track

449
Q

myrteus-a-um

A

of myrtle, myrtle

450
Q

nubilum-i

A

N: cloud, cloudiness

451
Q

peredo-ere-edi-esus

A

consume, eat(up)

452
Q

qualis-e

A

(such) as, of what sort

453
Q

tabes-is

A

F: wasting, pining

454
Q

cautes-is

A

F: rock, cliff, crag

455
Q

discessus-us

A

M: departure, separation

456
Q

exstinguo-ere-inxi-inctus

A

quench, destroy, exstinguish

457
Q

profundus-a-um

A

deep, profound, vast

458
Q

queo-ire-i(v)i-itus

A

be able, can

459
Q

refugio-ere-fugi

A

flee (away), shun

460
Q

sentus-a-um

A

rough, thorny

461
Q

situs-us

A

M: position, neglect, mould

462
Q

subtraho-ere-traxi-tractus

A

withdraw

463
Q

torvus-a-um

A

fierce, grim, lowering

464
Q

caducus-a-um

A

fallen, falling, destined to fall, doomed

465
Q

casus-us

A

M: chance, (mis)fortune, fall, fate

466
Q

confero-ferre-tuli-latus

A

unite, join

467
Q

frequento (1)

A

crowd, throng, frequent

468
Q

occurro-ere-(cu)curri, cursus

A

(run to) meet (dat)

469
Q

pristinus-a-um

A

ancient, former

470
Q

sat

A

satis: enough

471
Q

semel

A

once (for all)

472
Q

umbrifer-era-erum

A

shady

473
Q

usque

A

continuously, ever, still

474
Q

acervus-a-um

A

M: heap, pile, mass

475
Q

Agmemnonius-a-um

A

of Agamemnon

476
Q

armipotens-entis

A

mighty in arms

477
Q

ceu

A

as, just as

478
Q

exiguus-a-um

A

slight, weak, thin

479
Q

frustror-ari-atus

A

baffle, mock, fail

480
Q

inhonestus-a-um

A

shameful

481
Q

lacer-era-erum

A

torn, mangled, maimed

482
Q

lanio (1)

A

tear, mutilate, mangle

483
Q

naris-is

A

F: nose, nostril

484
Q

pavito (1)

A

cower, tremble, quake

485
Q

Priamides-ae

A

M: descendant (son) of Priam

486
Q

strages-is

A

F: destruction, carnage

487
Q

supplicium-(i)i

A

N: punishment, suffering

488
Q

tam

A

so (much, greatly), such

489
Q

trepido (1)

A

tremble, scurry, bustle

490
Q

arduus-a-um

A

high, lofty,steep

491
Q

euhans-antis

A

celebrating with cries of Euhan (Bacchus)

492
Q

gravis-e

A

heavy, pregnant, serious

493
Q

gravo (1)

A

burden, weigh downm oppress

494
Q

Lacaena-ae

A

F: Spartan woman, Helen

495
Q

nequeo-ire-i(v)i-itus

A

be unable

496
Q

pedes-itis

A

M: infantry, foot soldier(y)

497
Q

Rhoete(i)us-a-um

A

of Rhoeteum

498
Q

tumulus-i

A

M: mound, tomb

499
Q

hortator-oris

A

M: instigator, inciter

500
Q

monitus-us

A

M: advice, warning

501
Q

quadrigae-arum

A

F: four-horse chariot

502
Q

scilicet

A

doubtless, forsooth, of course,

503
Q

vicis (gen)

A

F: (ex)change, alternation

504
Q

adamas-antis

A

M: adamant

505
Q

caelicola-ae

A

M/F: god(dess), divinity

506
Q

castus-a-um

A

pure, holy, chaste

507
Q

catena-ae

A

F: chain, shackle, fetter

508
Q

exaudio-ire-i(v)i

A

(over)hear

509
Q

exsomnis-e

A

sleepless, wakeful

510
Q

praeficio-ere-feci-fectus

A

set over (Dat)

511
Q

Tisiphone-es

A

F: a Fury

512
Q

verber-eris

A

N: blow, lash, whip

513
Q

custodia-ae

A

F: guard(ian), care

514
Q

differo-ferre, distuli, dilatus

A

put off, defer

515
Q

flagellum-i

A

N: whip, lash, scourge

516
Q

hiatus-us

A

M: gaping (mouth), yawning

517
Q

horrisonus-a-um

A

horrible-sounding

518
Q

insulto (1)

A

leap on, insult

519
Q

intento (1)

A

stretch (out), threaten

520
Q

serus-a-um

A

(too) late, tardy

521
Q

sinister-tra-trum

A

left (hand), on the left

522
Q

suspectus-us

A

M: view upwards

523
Q

torvus-a-um

A

savage, grim, scowling

524
Q

adigo-ere-egi-actus

A

drive, hurl

525
Q

Aloidae-arum

A

M: sons of Aloeus (Otus and Ephialtes)

526
Q

alumnus-i

A

M: nursling, foster child

527
Q

contorqueo-ere-rsi-rtus

A

twist, whirl

528
Q

cornipes-pedis

A

horny-hoofed

529
Q

detrudo-ere-si-sus

A

thrust down

530
Q

fulmen-inis

A

N: thunderbolt, lightning

531
Q

fumeus-a-um

A

smoky, smoking

532
Q

fundus-i

A

M: bottom, depths

533
Q

imitor-ari-atus

A

imitate, mimic

534
Q

inveho-ere-vexi-vectus

A

convey, carry/bring in,

535
Q

iugerum-i

A

N: acre (more accurately about five-eights of an are

536
Q

omniparens

A

parent of all

537
Q

pulsus-us

A

M: beat, trample, stroke

538
Q

accubo-are-ui-itus

A

recline (by)

539
Q

adsimilis-e

A

like, similar (Dat)

540
Q

cliens-entis

A

m: client, dependant

541
Q

exsurgo-ere, surrexi, surrectus

A

rise

542
Q

fecundus-a-um

A

fruitful, productive

543
Q

fibra-ae

A

F: fibre, filament; entrail

544
Q

fulcrum-i

A

N: prop, support, headress

545
Q

furiae-arum

A

F: the furies, goddesses of vengeance

546
Q

genialis-e

A

festal, joyous, pleasant

547
Q

iecur-oris (iecur, iecinoris)

A

n: liver (the seat of evil passions)

548
Q

luceo-ere, luxi

A

shine, gleam, beam

549
Q

luxus-us

A

M: luxury, splendor, excess

550
Q

porrigo-ere-rexi-rectus

A

stretch, extend

551
Q

regificus-a-um

A

royal, regal, kingly

552
Q

renascor-i-natus

A

be reborn, be renewed

553
Q

requies-etis(ei)

A

F: rest, respite

554
Q

rimor-ari-atus

A

split, tear (open), explore

555
Q

rostrum-i

A

N: beak, snout, prow

556
Q

vultur-uris

A

M: vulture, buzzard

557
Q

adulterium-(i)i

A

N: adultery

558
Q

aeternum

A

eternally, forever

559
Q

ausum-i

A

N: daring deed, crime, thing dared

560
Q

distringo-ere-strinxi-strictus

A

stretch out

561
Q

pretium-(i)i

A

N: price, bribe, reward

562
Q

refigo-ere-xi-xus

A

unfasten, annul, pull down

563
Q

accelero (1)

A

hasten, hurry, speed

564
Q

amoenus-a-um

A

pleasant, delightful

565
Q

caminus-i

A

M: forge, furnace, chimney

566
Q

depono-ere-posui-positus

A

lay down, deposit

567
Q

fornix-icis

A

M: arch, vault

568
Q

percurro-ere-(cu)curri-cursus

A

run through, enumerate, recount, mention

569
Q

spatium-(i)i

A

N: space, distance, place

570
Q

virectum-i

A

N: greensward, meadow, turf

571
Q

chorea-ae

A

F: (round) dance, choral dance

572
Q

eburnus-a-um

A

(of)ivory

573
Q

gramineus-a-um

A

grassy, of grass, turf

574
Q

gratia-ae

A

F: charm, liking, favour

575
Q

numerus-i

A

M: number, tune, measure

576
Q

obloquor-i-locutus

A

(make) accompany, sing responsively

577
Q

palaestra-ae

A

F: wrestling (place, bout)

578
Q

pecten-inis

A

M: comb, pick (for striking the strings of a lyre)

579
Q

plaudo-ere-si-sus

A

clap, strike, beat, dance

580
Q

T-a-umhreicius

A

Thracian, of Thrace

581
Q

vestio-ire-i(v)i-itus

A

clothe, cover

582
Q

Eridanus-i

A

M: the river Po

583
Q

excolo-ere-ui-cultus

A

cultivate, enrich

584
Q

exsto

A

stand out, tower above

585
Q

laurus-i/us

A

F: laurel

586
Q

odoratus-a-um

A

scented, fragrant

587
Q

S; paean, paeana, paeanis, paeani, paeane

A

song of praise

588
Q

superne

A

(in the world) above

589
Q

vescor-i

A

feed, eat (abl)

590
Q

alacer (cris)-cris-cre

A

eager, quick

591
Q

cacumen-inis

A

N: summit, peak, top

592
Q

convallis-is

A

F: valley, vale, dale

593
Q

ergo

A

therefore, then, consequently, on account of, for the sake of (gen)

594
Q

gramen-inis

A

N: grass, sward, meadow

595
Q

incolo-er-ui

A

inhabit, dwell (in)

596
Q

pratum-i

A

N: meadow, greensward

597
Q

recenseo-ere-ui-sus(situs)

A

review

598
Q

recolo-ere-ui-cultus

A

survey, reflect (on), contemplate

599
Q

rivus-i

A

M: stream, rivulet

600
Q

trames-itis

A

M: path, way

601
Q

trano (1)

A

swim, voyage across

602
Q

virens-entis

A

green, flourishing

603
Q

voluntas-atis

A

F: desire, purpose

604
Q

adigo-ere-egi-ectus

A

drive to, force

605
Q

dinumero (1)

A

count, number, compute

606
Q

effugio-ere-fugi

A

flee, escape

607
Q

gena-ae

A

F: cheek

608
Q

occuro-ere-(cu)curri-cursus

A

(run to) meet (Dat)

609
Q

rigo (1)

A

wet, water, bedew, moisten

610
Q

subtraho-ere-traxi-tractus

A

withdraw

611
Q

Tyrrhenus-a-um

A

Etruscan, of Etruria

612
Q

iampridem

A

long since, for a long time

613
Q

Lethaeus-a-um

A

of Lethe

614
Q

lilium-(i)i

A

N: lily

615
Q

oblivium-(i)i

A

N: forgetfulness, oblivion

616
Q

porro

A

further, yonder, afarr (off)

617
Q

poto (1)

A

drink (of), quaff

618
Q

praenato (1)

A

flow past, glide by`

619
Q

revertor-i-rsus

A

return, revert

620
Q

strepo-ere-ui-itus

A

hum, sound, rattle

621
Q

tardus-a-um

A

slow, sluggish, late

622
Q

virgultum-i

A

N: thicket, bush, copse

623
Q

alo-ere-ui-(i)tus

A

nourish, feed, rear

624
Q

globus-i

A

M: globe, sphere, orb

625
Q

luceo-ere, luxi

A

shine, gleam, beam

626
Q

moribundus-a-um

A

dying, ready to die

627
Q

noxius-a-um

A

harmful, hurtful

628
Q

semen-inis

A

N: seed, germ, element

629
Q

singuli-ae-a

A

separate, each, one by one

630
Q

tardo (1)

A

hinder, clog, impede, retard

631
Q

terrenus-a-um

A

earthy, earthen

632
Q

Titania astra

A

the sun (god)

633
Q

vigor-oris

A

M: force, vigour, life, energy

634
Q

volans-antis

A

M/F: bird, fowl, flying thing

635
Q

concresco-ere-crevi-cretus

A

grow (with, in), ingrain

636
Q

eluo-ere-ui-utus

A

wash out

637
Q

exinde

A

thence, next

638
Q

funditus

A

completely, entirely, utterly

639
Q

inficio-ere-feci-fectus

A

dye, work in

640
Q

inolesco-ere-levi-litus

A

grow in, become incgrained

641
Q

simplex-icis

A

simple, unmixed

642
Q

conventus-us

A

M: assembly, gathering

643
Q

inlustris-e

A

famous, glorious

644
Q

poctumus-a-um

A

latest-born, last

645
Q

Silvius-(i)i

A

M: son of Aeneas and LAvinia

646
Q

Aeneas-ae can be

A

Silvius Aeneas, king of Alba Longa

647
Q

Inuus-i

A

M: god of cattle

648
Q

umbro (1)

A

shade, shadow, darken

649
Q

crista-ae

A

F: crest, plume

650
Q

Ilia-ae

A

F: a vestal virgin, mother of Romulus and Remus

651
Q

turritus-a-um

A

crowned with towers, turreted

652
Q

aeripes-edis

A

bronze-hoofed

653
Q

Alcides-ae

A

M: descandant of Alceus (Hercules)

654
Q

cerva-ae

A

F: deer, doe

655
Q

extra

A

beyond, outside (of) (acc)

656
Q

horreo-ere-ui

A

bristle, shudder, quae

657
Q

Indi-orum

A

Inhabitants of India

658
Q

Maeotius-a-um

A

of Lake Maeotia

659
Q

Nilus-i

A

M: the Nile

660
Q

paco (1)

A

pacify, tame, quiet, calm

661
Q

profero-ferre-tuli-latus

A

advance, extend

662
Q

septemgeminus

A

sevenfold

663
Q

caelifer-era-erum

A

heaven-supporting

664
Q

incanus-a-um

A

hoary, gray, white

665
Q

Liber-eri

A

M: Bacchus, god of wine

666
Q

oliva-ae

A

F: olive

667
Q

otium-(i)i

A

N: repose, peace, leisure

668
Q

pampineus-a-um

A

of vine (leaves, tendrils)

669
Q

popularis-e

A

popular, of the people

670
Q

reses-idis

A

inactive, dormant

671
Q

tigris-(id)is

A

M/F: tiger, tigress

672
Q

concors-rdis

A

harmonius, concordant

673
Q

fascis-is

A

M: bundle of rods with axe carried by lictors before Roman kings and consuls as a sumbol of authority

674
Q

securis-is

A

F: ax, battle-ax

675
Q

socer-eri

A

F: father-in-law

676
Q

strages-is

A

F: slaughter, carnage

677
Q

utcumque

A

how(so)ever, when(so)ever

678
Q

adsuesco-ere-suevi-suetus

A

make accustomed

679
Q

Agmemnonius-a-um

A

of Agamemnon

680
Q

Gracchus

A

1) Tiberius 2) Gaius; the GRacchi

681
Q

temero (1)

A

violate, desecrate, pollute, defile

682
Q

triumpho

A

triumph (over), conquer

683
Q

debello (1)

A

war down, crush

684
Q

describo-ere-psi-ptus

A

mark out, map

685
Q

excudo-er-i-sus

A

hammer out, fashion

686
Q

meatus-us

A

M: course, path, motion

687
Q

molliter

A

softly, gently, gracefully

688
Q

restituo-ere-ui-utus

A

restor

689
Q

Scipiades-ae

A

M: member of the Scipionic family (Scipio)

690
Q

sulcus-i

A

M: furrow, trench

691
Q

circa

A

around, about

692
Q

Gallus-a-um

A

Gallic, Gaul

693
Q

spolia opima

A

spoils of honour: taken when the general with his own hand slew the enemy general

694
Q

parum

A

slightly, too little, not

695
Q

rebellis-e

A

rebelious, insurgent

696
Q

circumvolo (1)

A

flit around, fly about

697
Q

impune

A

unpunished, with impunity, safely

698
Q

invictus-a-um

A

unconquered, invincible

699
Q

praeterlabor-i-lapsus

A

glide by

700
Q

priscus-a-um

A

ancient, primitive

701
Q

propago-inis

A

F: offshoot, offspring,race

702
Q

armus-i

A

M: shoulder, flank, side

703
Q

calcar-aris

A

N: spur, goad, prick

704
Q

exim, exin(de)

A

thence, next, thereupon

705
Q

fodio-ere, fodi, fossus

A

dig, pierce, spur

706
Q

fungor-i, functus

A

perform, fulfill (abl)

707
Q

Laurens-entis

A

of Laurentum

708
Q

saltem

A

at least, at any rate

709
Q

corneus-a-um

A

of horn, horny

710
Q

eburnus-a-um

A

(of)ivory

711
Q

elephantus-i

A

M: elephantm, ivory

712
Q

exitus-us

A

M: exit, outlet, egress

713
Q

prosequor-i-secutus

A

follow, escort

714
Q

rectus-a-um

A

right, straight, direct

715
Q

vātēs m ‎(genitive vātis)

A

seer, soothsayer, prophet
poet, poetess
oracle