Caesar Vocab 2 Flashcards by Stella Yang | Brainscape

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Altitudo (Noun)

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altitudinis, f. Depth/Altitude

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Animadverto (Verb)

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animadvertere, animadvertī, animadversus. To notice

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Apertus (Adj)

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a, um. Opened, uncovered

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Aridus (Adj)

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a, um. Dry place

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Cohortor (Verb)

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hortari, hortatus sum. To encourage

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Consisto (Verb)

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consistere, consisti, constitus. To stop, halt

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Consuesco (Verb)

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cōnsuēscere, cōnsuēvī, cōnsuētus. To accustom, to habituate

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Equitatus (Noun)

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ūs, m. Cavalry

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Funda (Noun)

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ae, f. Hand Sling

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Genus (Noun)

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Generis, n. Type, kind, race

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Imperitus (Adj)

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a, um. Unfamiliar

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Inde (Adv)

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Thence

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Latus (Noun)

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lateris, n. Side, flank

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Motus (Adj)

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a, um. Moved, stirred, aroused

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Notus (Adj)

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a, um. Known, famous

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Officium (Noun)

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i, n. Service

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Plerumque (Adv)

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Generally, mostly

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Prodo (Verb)

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prodere, prodidi, proditus. To hand over, hand down, betray

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Studium (Noun)

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i, n. Zeal

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Universus (Adj)

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a, um. All together

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Usus (Noun)

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usus, m. Use

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Aliqui (Adj)

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aliquae, aliquod. Some

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Uterque (Adj)

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utraque, utrumque. Each, both

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Ordo (Noun)

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ordinis, m. Order

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Quicumque (Adj)

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quaecumque, quodcumque. Whichever, whatever

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Occurro (Verb)

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occurrere, occurri, occursurus + dat. To meet

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Singularis (Adj)

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is, e. One at a time

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Compleo (Verb)

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complere, complevi, completus. To fill

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Impetus (Noun)

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us, m. Attack

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Fuga (Noun)

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ae, f. Flight

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Pristinus (Adj)

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a, um. Original

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Supero (Verb)

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are, avi, atus. To overcome, to defeat

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Obses (Noun)

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obsidis, m. Hostage

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Polliceor (Verb)

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polliceri, pollicitus sum. To promise

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Supra (adv)

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Previously

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Comprehendo (Verb)

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hendere, hendi, hensus. To seize

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Longinquus (adj)

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a, um. Far away, distant

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Unde (adv)

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From where

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Efficio (verb)

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To bring about, cause

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Deligo (verb)

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are, avi, atus. To bind, to tie up.

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Adflicto (verb)

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are, avi, atus. To shatter

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Complures (adj pl)

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es, a. Several

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Amitto (verb)

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amittere, amisi, amissus. To lose

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Consto (verb)

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constare, constiti, constaturus. To stand firm. Impersonal: it is agreed.

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Hiemo (verb)

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are. To spend the winter

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Paucitas (noun)

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paucitatis, f. Small number

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Postea (adv)

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Afterwards

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Confido (verb)

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confidere, confisus sum. To trust confidently

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Rursus (adv)

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Again

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Paulatim (adv)

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Little by little

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Discedo (verb)

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discedere, discessi, discessurus. To go away

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Intermitto (verb)

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mittere, misi, missus. To pause, to cease

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Fore (verb)

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To be going to be

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Suspicor (verb)

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ari, atus. To suspect

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Aes (noun)

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aeris, n. Bronze

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Commode (adv)

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Appropriately

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Consuetudo (noun)

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consuetudinis. Custom, habit

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Ventito (verb)

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are, avi, aturus. To go back and forth

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Confestim (adv)

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Without delay

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Paulo (adv)

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Little by little

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Aegre (adv)

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Uncomfortably, with dislike

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Confertus (adj)

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a, um. Pressed together, dense

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Huc

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To this place

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Noctu

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At night

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Incertus (adj)

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a, um. Unorganized

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Colloco (verb)

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are, avi, atus. To place, to locate

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Exercitatio (noun)

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Exercitationis, f. Training, practice

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Committo (verb)

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mittere, misi, missus. To bring together

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Praedico (verb)

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are, avi, atus. To announce

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Quantus

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How great

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Praeda (noun)

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ae, f. Loot

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Circiter (adv)

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Approximately, about