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C-D Flashcards

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constare, consto, constiti

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  1. kosten

2. mit ex = bestehen aus

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constat

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es ist bekannt, es steht fest

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constituere, constituo, constitui, constitutum

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festsetzen, beschliessen

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consuescere, consuesco, consuevi, consuetum

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  1. sich gewöhnen (an)

2. Perf. gewohnt sein

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consuetudo, consuetudinis f.

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Gewohnheit

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consul, consulis m.

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Konsul

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consulere, consulo, consului, consultum

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  1. um Rat fragen (mit Akk.)
  2. sorgen für (mit Dat.)
  3. vorgehen gegen
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consumere, consumo, consumpsi, consumptum

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verbrauchen, verwenden

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contendere, contendo, contendi

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  1. eilen

2. sich anstrengen, kämpfen

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contentus, a, um

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zufrieden

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continére, contineo, continui, contentum (m. Abl.)

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  1. festhalten

2. Pass. enthalten sein, beruhen (auf etwas)

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contingere, contingo, contigi, contactum

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  1. berühren

2. gelingen

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contra (Adv. mit Akk.)

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  1. gegen

2. gegenüber

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convenire

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besuchen, zusammenkommen, zusammenpassen

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convertere, converto, converti, conversum

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verändern, (um)wenden

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convivium n.

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Gastmahl, Gelage

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17
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convocare, convoco

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versammeln

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18
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copia f.

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  1. Menge, Möglichkeit, Vorrat

2. Pl. Truppen

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cor, cordis n.

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Herz

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cornu, cornus n.

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Flügel (des Heeres), Horn

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corpus, corporis n.

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Körper, Leichnam

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corripere, corripio, corripui, correptum

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ergreifen, gewaltsam an sich reissen

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corrumpere, corrumpo, corrupi, corruptum

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bestechen, verderben

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creber, crebra, crebrum

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häufig, zahlreich

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credere, credo, credidi, creditum

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anvertrauen, glauben

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crescere, cresco, crevi

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wachsen

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crimen, criminis n.

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Beschuldigung, Vorwurf, Verbrechen

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crudelis, e

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grausam

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29
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culpa f.

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Schuld

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cultus, cultus m.

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  1. Bildung, Lebensweise

2. Pflege, Verehrung

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cum (mit Abl.)

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  1. mit, zusammen mit
  2. als (plötzlich), (zu der Zeit) als, (immer) wenn (bei Subj. m. Ind.)
  3. als, nachdem, weil, obwohl, während (bei Subj. mit Konj.)
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32
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cuncti, ae, a

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alle (zusammen)

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33
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cupere, cupio, cupivi, cupitum

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verlangen, wünschen

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34
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cupiditas, cupiditatis f.

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(heftiges) Verlangen (nach), Leidenschaft

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cupidus, a, um (mit Gen.)

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(be)gierig (nach)

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36
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cur

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warum

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37
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curare, curo (mit Akk.)

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pflegen, sorgen für, besorgen

38
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curia f.

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Kurie (Sitzungsgebäude des Senats)

39
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currere, curro, cucurri, cursum

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eilen, laufen

40
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currus, currus m.

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Wagen

41
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cursus, cursus m.

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Lauf

42
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custodia f.

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Gefängnis, Haft, Wache

43
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custos, custodis m. f.

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Wächter(in)

44
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damnare, damno (mit Gen.)

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verurteilen (wegen)

45
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dare, do, dedi, datum

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geben

46
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de (mit Abl.)

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von, von …her, von …herab, über

47
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dea f.

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Göttin

48
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debére, debeo

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müssen, sollen, schulden

49
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decem (undeklinierbar)

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zehn

50
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decernere, decerno, decrevi, decretum

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beschliessen, entscheiden

51
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decimus, a, um

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der zehnte

52
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dedere, dedo, dedidi, deditum

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ausliefern, übergeben

53
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deducere, deduco, deduxi, deductum

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hinführen, wegführen

54
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deesse

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abwesend sein, fehlen

55
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defendere

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abwehren, verteidigen

56
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deferre

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hinbringen, melden, übertragen

57
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deficere, deficio, defeci, defectum

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  1. abnehmen, ermatten

2. abfallen (von) (mit a)

58
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deinde (Adv.)

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dann, darauf

59
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delectare, delecto

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erfreuen, unterhalten

60
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deligere, deligo, delegi, delectum

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(aus)wählen

61
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demittere, demitto, demisi, demissum

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hinabschicken, sinken lassen

62
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demonstrare, demonstro

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beweisen, darlegen

63
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demum (Adv.)

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endlich

64
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denique (Adv.)

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schliesslich, zuletzt

65
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deponere

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niederlegen, aufgeben

66
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descendere

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herabsteigen

67
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deserere, desero, deserui, desertum

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im Stich lassen, verlassen

68
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desiderare, desidero

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sich sehnen nach, vermissen

69
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desinere, desino, desii, desitum

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aufhören

70
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desperare, despero

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die Hoffnung aufgeben, verzweifeln

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deus m.

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Gott, Gottheit

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dexter, dextra, dextrum

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rechts

73
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dextera (manus)

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die Rechte, die rechte Hand

74
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dicere, dico, dixi, dictum

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  1. sagen, sprechen

2. (be)nennen

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dictum n.

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Ausspruch, Wort

76
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dies, diei m.

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  1. Tag

2. Termin (f.)

77
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differre, differo, distuli, dilatum

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  1. sich aufschieben

2. sich unterscheiden

78
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difficilis, e

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schwierig

79
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dignitas, dignitatis f.

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  1. Ansehen, Würde

2. (gesellschaftliche) Stellung

80
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dignus, a, um

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wert, würdig

81
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diligens, diligentis

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gewissenhaft, sorgfältig

82
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diligere, diligo, dilexi, dilectum

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hochachten, lieben

83
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dimittere, dimitto, dimisi, dimissum

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aufgeben, entlassen

84
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discedere, discedo, discessi, discessum

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auseinandergehen, weggehen

85
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discere, disco, didici

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lernen, erfahren

86
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diu (Adv.)

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lange (Zeit)

87
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diversus, a, um

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entgegengesetzt, feindlich, verschieden

88
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dives, divitis

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reich

89
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dividere, divido, divisi, divisum

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teilen, trennen

90
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divinus, a, um

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göttlich

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