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aerumna, ae

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pesadumbre

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abscindo, is, ere, abscidi, abscissum

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separar, arrancar; suprimir

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amplificatio, amplificationis

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aumento

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Orgetor•īx, -īgis

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m. , Orgetorix, Helvetian noble and conspirator .

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re•cipiō, -cipere, -cēpī, -ceptum

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take or get back, recover; admit, receive, receive in surrender or submission; admit of, allow; with sē , withdraw oneself, retreat, escape, flee, run back; recover oneself.

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lenio (4); mollio (4)

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ablandar

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ademptio, ademptionis

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(sf) sustracción, robo; expolio; confiscación

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altitudo, altitudinis

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Altura, profundida, grandeza

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abhinc

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desde alli; desde entonces

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aeternitas, aeternitatis

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eternidad, inmortalidad

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videō , vidēre, vīdī, vīsum ,

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see, perceive, observe, examine, understand; see to, take care; in pass. , be seen; seem, appear; seem proper, seem best.

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āer, āeris

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aire; atmosfera; niebla

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additamentum, i

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(sn) añadidura

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spēs , speī ,

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f. , hope, expectation.

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terti•us , -a , -um ,

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ord. num., adj. , third.

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adscensus, adscensus

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subida

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aequus, a, um

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igual; sereno; ventajoso

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rēgn•um , -ī ,

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n. , royal authority, absolute power; despotism; kingdom.

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uter , utra , utrum

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gen. utrīus , adj. (1) as interrog. , which one or which one of two ; (2) as rel. , the one who, of two , whichever.*

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aeratus, a, um

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cubierto de bronce

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circiter

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about, around

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dum

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conj.,

  1. while;
  2. till
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flabellum, i

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el abanico

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arm•a, -ōrum

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n. pl.

  1. weapons;
  2. battle
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super•us, -a, -um ,

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adj. , over, above.

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re•linquō , -linquere, -līquī, -lictum ,

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leave behind, abandon; pass. , be left, remain.

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accido, is, ere, accidi

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caer; (una noticia) llegar; (con sentido de hostilidad) lanzarse; (impers.) suceder

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adbibo, is, ere, adbibi

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beber; escuchar atentamente; impregnarse de

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aequabilitas, aequabilitatis

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igualdad

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aestas, aestatis

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verano

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adaugeo, es, ēre, adauxi, adauctum

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aumentar, acrecentar

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advolo, are

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precipitarse; acudir corriendo; llegar volando

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aether, aetheris

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cielo, firmamento, atmósfera

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mīl•es , -itis

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  1. soldier;
  2. infantry;

mīlitēs imperāre, draft soldiers from .

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pugn•a , -ae ,

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f. , fight, battle, contest; genus pugnae , method of fighting.

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aethra, ae

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la parte más elevada del cielo, aire puro

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faci•ō, -ere, fēcī, factum

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  1. make, execute ( commands );
  2. give ( opportunity );
  3. (with ut), bring about;
  4. intr: do, act.
  5. pass.: fīō, fierī, factus sum, result, happen
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aerumnosus, a, um

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apesadumbrado, fatigoso

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ferō, ferre, tulī, lātum

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  1. carry, bear, bring;
  2. endure;
  3. receive;
  4. report, render ( aid );
  5. offer( terms );

graviter or molestē ferre, be annoyed or angry at;

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inter•ficiō , -ficere , -fēcī , -fectum

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make away with, kill

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ten•eō , tenēre, tenuī, tentum

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hold, keep, occupy, possess; hold in, restrain, bind; sē tenēre , remain; memoriā tenēre , remember.

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ūs•us , -ūs ,

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m. , use, experience, practice, skill; service, advantage; need, necessity; ūsus est , there is need; ūsuī esse or ex ūsū esse , be of advantage or service.

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nox , noctis

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night;

media nox, middle of the night, midnight;

multā nocte, late at night.

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con•tineō, -tinēre, -tinuī, -tentum

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  1. hold;
  2. bound, contain;

sē continēre, with abl., remain in.

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long•us , -a , -um ,

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  1. distant;
  2. of long duration;
  3. tedious.
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coepī, coepisse

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began;

coeptus perf. part., begun.*

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agrarius, a, um

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agrario

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quis , quid and quī, quae, quod ,

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(1) interrog. pron. , who? which? what? quam ob rem , why? quem ad modum , how? (2) indef. pron., especially after sī, nisi, nē, num , anyone, anything, any; somebody, something, some.*

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flū•men, -inis

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n.,

river.

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fascis, fascis

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manojo, haz; lictor

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numer•us , -ī

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m. , number, quantity, amount; account.

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omn•is , -e ,

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adj. , all, every, all the, every kind of, the whole, as a whole; m. pl. : all, every one; all the rest; n. pl. : all possessions or goods.

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turr•is , -is ,

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f. , tower.

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ablego, as, are, avi, atum

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alejar, mandar lejos; apartar; impedir

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autem

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conj.

  1. but;
  2. however;
  3. moreover.
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accipió, -cipere, -cépí, -ceptum

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  1. accept;
  2. experience;
  3. learn
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perīcul•um , -ī

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n. , trial, test, attempt; risk, danger, peril.

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accresco, is, ere, accrēvi, accrētum

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crecer; aumentar

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sī ,

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conj. , if; if by chance; whether; quod sī , but if, now if.

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abdico (1)

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abdicar

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aequum

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(en textos históricos) llano, llanura, equidad

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acētum, i

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vinagre, mordacidad

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aemulatio, aemulatiōnis

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emulacion; envidia

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adinvenio, is, īre, adinvēni, adinventum

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descubrir, hallar

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adstrepo, is, ere, adstrepui, adstrepitum

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aclamar ruidosamente, responder ruidosamente

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abundanter

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con abundancia; abundantemente

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actuarius, a, um

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ligero; rápido;

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abscessio, abscessiōnis

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retirada; partida, alejamiento

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adaequo, as, āre, āvi, ātum

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igualar a; comparar con

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sus•tineō , -tinēre , -tinuī , -tentum

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hold up, sustain; hold back, check, restrain; hold out against, withstand, endure, bear; hold out.

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aequabilis, e

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igual, inalterable

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possum , posse , potui, — ,

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be able, can; have power or influence, have strength, be strong; with quam and superl. : as possible , e.g., quam plūrimās possunt , as many as possible; multum posse , plūs posse and plūrimum posse , see multum .*

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adamans, adamantis

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(sm) acero; diamante

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adhortor, āris, āri, adhortātus sum

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exhortar; alentar; incitar

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dō, dare, dedī, datum

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  1. give;
  2. offer;
  3. yield;

in fugam dare, put to flight.*

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abstineo, abstinui, abstentum

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abstenerse

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Gall•us , -a , -um

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Gallic

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ablutio, ablutiōnis

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ablucion, lavatorio

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admixtio, admixtiōnis

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(sf) mezcla

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facile

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easily.

Comp.: facilius; superl.: facillime

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īdem , eadem , idem

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demon. pron .

  1. the same;
  2. this very;

īdem atque, the same as.*

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cīvi•tās, -tātis

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  1. citizenship;
  2. state.
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accidó, -cidere, -cidí

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  1. fall to;
  2. befall;
  3. happen
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admodum (adv.)

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sí; (con valor intensificador) muy; (con numer.) por lo menos

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admitto, is, ere, admīsi, admissum

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dar entrada; admitir; aceptar; dejar participar; (un crimen) cometer

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adiungo, is, ere, adiunxi, adiunctum

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unir; uncir; añadir

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apis, is (f.)

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la abeja

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superior, -ius ,

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adj. (1) place : upper, higher, superior; (2) time : previous, earlier, former.

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amussis, amussis

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nivel, regla

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acervātim

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a montones; confusamente

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accendo, is, ere, accendi, accensum

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encender; prender; iluminar

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abominor, āris, āri, abominātus sum

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abominar, rechazar con horror

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aliquis, -quid; aliquí, -qua, -quod

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  1. someone, something
  2. anyone, anything
  3. any
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par•s , -tis

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f. , part, share; ( political ) faction; direction, side, place; district, area.

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comburo, combussi, combustum (3)

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abrasar

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acclamatio, acclamationis

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aclamición; griterío

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admisceo, es, ēre, admiscui, admixtum

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mezclar; agregar, añadir; incorporar; implicar

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adspergo, adsperginis

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aspersión

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abnego, as, āre, āvi, ātum

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negar; rehusar, negarse a

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equitāt•us, -ūs

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cavalry

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oppugnāti•ō , -ōnis ,

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f. , a storming, siege, assault; plan of attack.

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col•loquor, -loquī, -locūtus sum

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speak with

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adhaesio, adhaesiōnis

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(sf) adherencia, adhesión

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absūmo, is, ere, absumpsi, absumptum

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gastar, consumir; aniquilar

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plēr•īque , -aeque , -aque ,

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adj . pl. , very many, the most of; as noun : a great many, very many.

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adspectus, us

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visión, aspecto

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caus•a, -ae ,

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  1. cause, reason;
  2. situation;
  3. a ( legal ) case;

causam dīcere, to plead a case;

causā, with gen. for the sake or purpose of.

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abiūro, as, āre, āvi, ātum

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negar con falso juramento

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hab•eō , -ēre , -uī , -itum

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  1. have, hold;
  2. think;
  3. deliver ( with ōrātiōnem );
  4. take care or see that ( followed by an ut clause );

in animō habēre, intend;

ratiōnem habēre, have regard for;

cōnsilium habēre, form a plan;

in numerō hostium habēre, consider as enemies;

aliter sē habēre, be otherwise or be different.

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dis•cēdō, -cēdere, -cessī, -cessum

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  1. go away;
  2. leave.
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aduro, is, ere, adussi, adustum

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abrasar, quemar, inflamar

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quisque , quidque and quisque, quaeque , quodque

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universal indef. pron. , each one, each; everyone, all.*

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frūment•um , -ī

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n.,

  1. grain;
  2. pl.: crops.
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114
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accelero, as, āre, āvi, ātum

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darse prisa; apresurarse; acelerar

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115
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accio, ire

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hacer venir; mandar llamar; causar

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116
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ūn•us , -a , -um

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adj. , gen. ūnīus , card. num. , adj. , one, the same one; single, alone; the sole, the only; the sole or only one.*

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117
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affectatio, affectationis

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esfuerzo, deseo, anhelo

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118
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acervo, as, āre, āvi, ātum

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acumular, amontonar

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119
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adstipulator, adstipulatoris

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garante, partidario

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120
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desero, deserui, desertum; relinquo, reliqui, relictum

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abandonar

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121
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māior, maius

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  1. larger;
  2. older;

as noun:

maiōrēs natū , elders, old men;

maiōrēs, ancestors.

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122
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advocatio, advocationis

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defensa, grupo de defensores, aplazamiento

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123
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affatim

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abundantemente, suficiente

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124
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cert•us, -a, -um

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certain;

certiōrem facere, inform (with acc. and inf. );

certior fierī , be informed.

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125
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ferē

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adv.,

almost, for the most part.

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126
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mor•s , -tis

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death;

sibi mortem cōnscīscere, commit suicide.

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127
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adulterium, adulterii

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adulterio, alteración

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128
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adigo, is, ere, adēgi, adactum

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llevar hacia, empujar hacia; disparar, arrojar; obligar a

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129
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lēgāt•us , -ī

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  1. ambassador, legate;
  2. lieutenant.
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130
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abscēdo, is, ere, abscessi, abscessum

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retirarse; renunciar a

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131
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forte, fortasse

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acaso (adv)

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132
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adhibeo, es, ēre, adhibui, adhibitum

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aplicar; dirigir a; poner; invitar; ofrecer

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133
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aequipero, are

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equiparar, igualar

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134
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famulus

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servidor, esclavo

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135
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aetatula, ae

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ninez; infancia

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136
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amplifico, are

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engrandecer, aumentar

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137
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quī , quae , quod ,

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rel. pron. ( see also , quis ), who, which, what; often implying an antecedent , he, she, or it who, those who; equivalent of the demon. , this or that; quam ob rem for which reason (wherefore); quem ad modum , in what manner, how, as.

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138
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adoleo, es, ēre, adolui, adultum

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hacer humear; quemar; honrar; ofrendar

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139
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Helveti•us , -a, -um

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Helvetian;

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140
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aeripes, aeripedis

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de pies de bronce

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141
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circum•venio, -venīre, -venī, -ventum

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  1. surround, cut off;
  2. betray.
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142
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proeli•um , -ī

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n. , battle, contest, engagement; proelium committere , join or begin battle, risk a fight, engage in battle, fight.

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143
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mīlle

A

indecl. num. adj.,

a thousand;

pl.:

mīli•a, -ium, n. , thousands ( usually followed by a partitive gen. );

mīlia passuum , thousands of paces, miles.

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144
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admōlior, īris, īri, admolītus sum

A

echar mano

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145
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aestiva, aestivorum

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campamentos de verano, campaña militar

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146
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litter•a, -ae

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  1. a letter of the alphabet ;
  2. pl. : letter (written message)
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147
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perpolio, perpolivi, perpolitum (4)

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abrillantar

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148
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absconditus, a, um

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oculto, ta, escondido, da; secreto; misterioso

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149
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detestor (1)

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aborrecer

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150
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administro, as, āre, āvi, ātum

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administrar; gobernar; cuidar de; ocuparse de

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151
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proficīscor , proficīscī , profectus sum

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set out for, start out; go, proceed.

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152
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acceptabilis, e

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aceptable, admisible

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153
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proxim•us , -a , -um

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adj., superl. , nearest, next; last, previous; with acc. , next to.*

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154
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accumulo, as, āre, āvi, ātum

A

acumular, amontonar; añadir; colmar

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155
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abūsus, us

A

uso completo; abuso

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156
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allūdo, is, ere, allūsi, allūsum

A

bromear; juguetear; (una ola) romper

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157
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rēs , reī ,

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f. , of indef. meaning; variously translated according to context; thing, object, matter, event, affair, occurrence; circumstance, case; act, action, deed; reason, ground; rēs familiāris , property; rēs frūmentāria , supplies; rēs mīlitāris , warfare; novae rēs , revolution; rēs pūblica , state; the Roman Republic; rēs actae , deeds, achievements; quam ob rem , see quī and quis.

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158
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adeo (adv.)

A

tan; de tal modo que; especialmente

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159
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dīcō, dīcere, dīxī, dictum

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  1. say, mention;
  2. appoint;

causam dīcere, plead a case.

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160
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reliqu•us , -a , -um ,

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adj. , left, remaining, the rest, the rest of; future, subsequent; n. noun : remainder, rest.

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161
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abhorreo, es, ēre, abhorrui

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alejarse con horror; sentir aversion

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162
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absolvo, is, ere, absolvi, absolūtum

A

soltar, librar; absolver

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163
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aboleo, es, ēre, abolēvi, abolitum

A

destruir; suprimir, abolir

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164
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per•veniō , -venīre , -vēnī , -ventum

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come to, arrive at, reach; of property , fall, revert.

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165
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advolvo, is, ere, advolvi, advolútum

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postrarse, caer, hacer rodar, apilar

166
Q

acrimonia, ae

A

acidez; dureza

167
Q

adminiculo, as, āre, āvi, ātum

A

apoyar; (las vides) sostener con palos

168
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tant•us , -a , -um ,

A

adj. , so much, so great, so powerful, such.

169
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premō , premere, pressī, pressum

A

press, press upon, press hard; oppress, burden, annoy, harass.

170
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adultus, a, um

A

maduro

171
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adspergo, is, ere, adspersi, adspersum

A

rociar, esparcir

172
Q

aestimatio, aestimationis

A

estimación, consideración

173
Q

accusatio, accusationis

A

acusación

174
Q

angustus, a, um

A

angosto

175
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cōpi•a, -ae

A
  1. supply, plenty, number;
  2. pl. resources;
  3. pl. forces, troops.
176
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longē ,

A

far

longē lātēque, far and wide.

177
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ūt•or , -ī , ūsus sum ,

A

make use of, employ, use, avail oneself of, exercise; have, enjoy, possess, experience, show; adopt, accept; ūsus , perf. part. often translated : with.

178
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adspecto, as, are, avi, atum

A

mirar con atención, observera, mirar hacia

179
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admoneo, es, ēre, admonui, admonitum

A

advertir, prevenir; regañar; hacer recordar; incitar, estimular

180
Q

accursus, us

A

(sm) acción de llegar corriendo

181
Q

uterque , utraque , utrumque

A

adj. , each of two , either of two ; both.*

182
Q

aenum, i

A

caldero

183
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aeratus, a, um

A

cubierto de bronce

184
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quant•us , -a , -um ,

A

adj. , (1) interrog. , how much? how large? how great? what? quantum , as adv. , how much? (2) rel. pron. , as much as, as; quantum , as adv. , as much as, as.

185
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exercit•us, -ūs

A

m.

army.

186
Q

stultus

A

abobado, a

187
Q

acclāmo, as, āre, āvi, ātum

A

gritar; aclamar

188
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adimo, is, ere, adēmi, ademptum

A

arrancar, quitar con fuerza; robar; (en poesía) prohibir

189
Q

adversa, adversorum

A

adversidad

190
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con•veniō, -venīre, -vēnī, -ventum

A
  1. come together;
  2. meet;
  3. arrive;
  4. be agreed upon;
  5. impers.: be convenient, suitable.
191
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accenseo, es, ēre, accensui, accensum

A

(a una lista, a un grupo) añadir

192
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su•us , -a , -um

A

adj. , reflex. pronominal adj. , of or belonging to himself, herself, etc ., his own, her own, its own, their own; his, hers, its, theirs; sua , n. pl. as noun : one’s property; suī , m. pl. as noun : their men.*

193
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adhortatio, adhortatiōnis

A

exhortación

194
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contrōversi•a, -ae

A

dispute.

195
Q

minus

A

adv. comp.,

  1. less;
  2. not at all, too little.
196
Q

adiutrix, adiutrīcis

A

la que ayuda, (en el lenguaje militar) suplementaria

197
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cōn•stituō, -stituere, -stituī, -stitūtum

A
  1. set up, appoint, decide;
  2. draw up ( troops in formation );
  3. anchor ( ships ); raise ( a legion ).
198
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abdōmen, abdominis

A

vientre, gula

199
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absimilis, e

A

(con dat.) diferente, distinto

200
Q

advoco, advocare, advocavi, advocatum

A

convocar, hacer venir, llamar

201
Q

prōvinci•a , -ae ,

A

f. , province; also the Province.

202
Q

addīco ,is, ere, addixi, addictum

A

adjudicar; vender; dedicar; (un auspicio) ser favorable

203
Q

abundo, as, āre, āvi, ātum

A

abundar en; ser rico; desbordarse

204
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advena, ae

A

forastero, venido de lejos

205
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acquiesco, ere

A

descansar; encontrar consuela; tener confianza en

206
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acclīvis, e

A

empinado

207
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nihil

A
  1. nothing;
  2. with gen., no, none of;
  3. acc. as adv., not, not at all, by no means.
208
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aegritūdo, aegritudinis

A

afliccion, tristeza; enfermedad

209
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per•tineō , -tinēre , -tinuī , -tentum

A

extend; pertain, have reference to, concern; tend, aim at; eōdem pertinēre , tend to the same purpose or result, amount to the same thing.

210
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abluo, is, ere, ablui, ablutum

A

lavar; purificar; calmar

211
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admonitus, us

A

(sm) advertencia; consejo; exhortación; evocación

212
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ita

A

adv .,

thus;

as follows;

ut…ita, in such proportion as/as…so;

nōn ita, not very;

ita…ut, so…that.

213
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gen•us , -eris

A

n.

  1. descent, origin, tribe, race;
  2. kind, nature.
214
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acerbitas, acerbitātis

A

(sf) (fruta) verdor, crudeza, acidez; aspereza; calamidad; amargura

215
Q

etiam

A

conj.

also, even, yet.

216
Q

adulatio, adulationis

A

adulación, reverencia

217
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abruptio, abrupitōnis

A

ruptura; separación, divorcio

218
Q

ardor, oris (m.)

A

el acaloramiento

219
Q

fīn•is, -is

A

m.

  1. boundary, end;
  2. pl. borders;
  3. pl. territory
220
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dūcō, dūcere, dūxī, ductum

A
  1. lead, draw;
  2. bring;
  3. trace, construct;
  4. deem;
  5. protract.
221
Q

abrogatio, abrogatiōnis

A

(de una ley) abrogación, abolición

222
Q

opprimo, oppressi, oppressum (3)

A

abrumar

223
Q

acus, us

A

(sf) aguja; (para el pelo) alfiler; (en una legumbre) hilo

224
Q

aetatula, ae

A

niñez

225
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ē, ex

A

(1) place:

  1. out of, from;
  2. on;
  3. from, since;
  4. because of, in accordance with;

ex itinere, immediately after the march;

ūnā ex parte , on one side;

226
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quā ,

A

adv. , by which way or route; in which place, where.

227
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acuo, is, ere, acui, acūtum

A

afilar; (la mente, los sentidos) adiestrar; avivar

228
Q

accessio, accesiōnis

A

(en una enfermedad) acceso; ataque; añadidura; acercamiento

229
Q

advocatio, onis (f.)

A

la abogacía

230
Q

aemulus, a, um

A

emulador, imitador, rival

231
Q

adveho, is, ere, advexi, advectum

A

transportar, importar

232
Q

capi•ō, -ere, cēpī, captum

A

1. take, capture;

  1. take in;
  2. take up ( arms );
  3. choose ( a spot );
  4. adopt ( a plan );
  5. reach; arrive at);
  6. make ( a beginning );

collem capere, take a position on a hill;

fugam capere, take to flight.

233
Q

abstemius, a, um

A

abstemio; que se priva de

234
Q

stultitia, ae

A

el abobamiento

235
Q

aeque

A

igualmente, tanto… como

236
Q

du•o, -ae, -a

A

card. num., adj.,

two.*

237
Q

summ•us , -a , -um ,

A

adj, highest, very high; the top or highest part of; preeminent, chief, supreme; all.

238
Q

admonitum, i

A

advertencia, consejo

239
Q

nam

A

conj.,

for.

240
Q

aestuosus, a, um

A

ardiente, abrasado, agitado

241
Q

aetas, aetatis

A

duración de la vida, vida, edad, tiempo

242
Q

adaugmen, adaugminis

A

(sn) aumento, crecimiento

243
Q

cōn•suēscō, -suēscere, -suēvī, -suētum

A
  1. become used to;
  2. perf., be accustomed;
  3. cōnsuētus perf. part. as adj. accustomed, usual.*
244
Q

adscitus, a, um

A

extranjero; importado

245
Q

Belg•ae, -ārum,

A

m.

the Belgae.

246
Q

mulceo, mulsi, mulsum (2)

A

acariciar

247
Q

adustus, a, um

A

tostado, quemado

248
Q

anfractus, us

A

vuelta, recodo; rodeo; ondulación; triquiñuela

249
Q

adiaceo, es, ēre, adiacui

A

estar situado; lindar con; yacer

250
Q

adscribo, is, ere, adscripsi, adscriptum

A

añadir, alistar, asignar

251
Q

magn•us , -a , -um

A
  1. large, much;
  2. important;
  3. loud ( voice );
  4. high ( tide );

magnī ( gen. sing. n. ), of great importance;

magnīs itineribus, by forced marches.

Comp. : maior; superl. : maximus.

252
Q

aberratio, aberratiōnis

A

alejamiento, distraccion

253
Q

advocatus, i

A

consejero, abogado

254
Q

allido, ere

A

estrellarse; arrojarse a; (en pasiva) quedar arruinado

255
Q

aedes, aedis

A

templo; (pl) habitaciones

256
Q

multitūd•ō , -inis

A

f. ,

  1. a great number;
  2. the common people.
257
Q

pūblic•us , -a , -um

A

adj. , of the state or people, common, public; n. as noun , public, public view; rēs pūblica , the state; the Roman Republic.

258
Q

hībern•a , -ōrum

A

winter quarters.

259
Q

host•is , -is

A

m. or f.,

( public ) enemy

260
Q

acūto, as, āre, āvi, ātum

A

afilar

261
Q

ger•ō , -re , gessī , gestum

A
  1. carry;
  2. ( of war ) carry on;
  3. pass.: be done, occur.
262
Q

agrestis, e

A

del campo; agreste; duro

263
Q

per ,

A

prep., acc. , through, throughout; by means of, through the agency of, on account of, through the efforts of; per sē , of their own accord, on their own responsibility; sometimes with intensive force, in itself, themselves.

264
Q

admiratio, admiratiōnis

A

asombro, sorpresa; admiración

265
Q

Ambioríx, -ígis

A

m.

Ambiorix, king of Eburones

266
Q

hom•ō , -inis

A
  1. human being;
  2. pl.: humankind
267
Q

prīmum

A

first, at first, in the first place, for the first time; cum prīmum or ubi prīmum , as soon as, quam prīmum , as soon as possible, very soon.

268
Q

adversarius, a, um

A

enemigo, contrario

269
Q

noctū

A

by night

270
Q

adulor, aris, ari, adulatus sum

A

adular, lisonjear; mostrar cariño

271
Q

adspicio, is, ere, adspexi, adspectum

A

dirigir la mirada hacia, mirar, contemplar, mirar por

272
Q

advenio, is, ire, adveni, adventum

A

llegar, arribar, sobrevenir

273
Q

nūll•us , -a , -um ,

A

adj. , not any, no; as noun: no one, none; nōn nūllus , some; pl. : some, some persons.

274
Q

fanum

A

lugar consagrado; templo

275
Q

abolesco, is, ere, abolēvi

A

desaparecer; arruinarse; desvanecerse

276
Q

abiungo, is, ere, abiunxi, abiunctum

A

desuncir; separar

277
Q

abnuo, is, ere, abnui

A

decir que no; rechazar, negar

278
Q

cohor•s, -tis

A

cohort.

279
Q

man•us , -ūs

A
  1. hand;
  2. an armed force, band.

manū, by hand, by art;

280
Q

abscondo, is, ere, abscondidi, absconditum

A

esconder; ocultar; perdor de vista

281
Q

accūro, as, āre, āvi, ātum

A

cuidar con esmero

282
Q

acūmen, acuminis

A

(sn) punta; (de una montaña) cumbre; (en geometría) vértice

283
Q

adicio, is, ere, adiēci, adiectum

A

añadir, aumentar; dirigir; lanzar

284
Q

apud

A

prep., acc.,

at, among

285
Q

absurdus, a, um

A

absurdo; disparatado; inadecuado

286
Q

adstringo, is, ere, adstrinxi, adstrictum

A

atar, sujetar, estrechar

287
Q

adscio, is, ire, adscivi, adscitum

A

hacer venir, admitir, recibir

288
Q

admoveo, es, ēre, admōvi, admōtum

A

acercar; hacer avanzar; dirigir; aplicar

289
Q

commūn•is, -e

A

common, general;

rēs commūnis, the common interest.

290
Q

nāv•is , -is

A

f.,

ship;

nāvis longa, warship;

nāvis onerāria, transport ship.

291
Q

equ•es, -itis

A
  1. a horseman;
  2. pl: cavalry.
292
Q

abrumpo, is, ere, abrūpi, abruptum

A

romper, desgarrar; interrumpir con brusquedad; (~ vitam) morir

293
Q

aequor, aequoris

A

superficio plana, llanura

294
Q

abscondite

A

a escondidas

295
Q

aculeus, aculei

A

(de un animal) aguijón, púa; (de un objeto) punta; sarcasmo

296
Q

acta, actōrum

A

hechos, hazañas; crónicas, registros públicos

297
Q

grav•is , -e

A
  1. heavy, oppressive, hard;
  2. advanced ( in years ).
298
Q

aevum, i

A

eternidad, tiempo ilimitado; vida; época

299
Q

adiuro, are

A

jurar por

300
Q

prīm•us , -a , -um

A

adj., superl ., first, foremost; first part of; pl. : the first, the front rank or ranks; leaders, chiefs; in prīmīs , especially.*

301
Q

adventus, ús

A

m.

arrival

302
Q

adstupeo, ese, ere, adstupui

A

pasmarse ante, quedarse atónito ante

303
Q

legi•ō , -ōnis

A

f.

legion.

304
Q

adstruo, is, ere, adstruxi, adstructum

A

añadir, construir, adosar

305
Q

Britanni•a, -ae ,

A

Britannia, Britain.

306
Q

facil•is, -e

A

easy

307
Q

allūceo, es, ēre, alluxi

A

alumbrar; (tr.) hacer brillar

308
Q

temp•us , -oris

A

n. , a length of time, a time, time ( in general ); occasion, crisis; omnī tempore , always; ūnō tempore , at the same time, at once.

309
Q

tamen

A

adv. , yet, nevertheless, still, however; at least.

310
Q

abrogo, as, āre, āvi, ātum

A

anular, abrogar; arrebatar

311
Q

iubeō , iubēre , iussī , iussum

A

order, enjoin.

312
Q

tēl•um , -ī ,

A

n. , missile, spear, javelin.

313
Q

adspiro, as, are, avi, atum

A

soplar, favorecer, aspirar a

314
Q

abolitio, abolitiōnis

A

abolicion, supresion

315
Q

alter, -era, -erum

A

the other of two

316
Q

pass•us, -ūs

A

m. , a pace, step, stride, a distance of five Roman feet (= 4 feet, 10 ¼ inches U.S.); mīlle passūs or passuum , a Roman mile (4,857 feet U.S.).

317
Q

aereus, a, um

A

de bronce, cubierto con bronce

318
Q

cōnsili•um, -ī

A
  1. deliberation;
  2. counsel;
  3. plan;
  4. course of action;
  5. judgement;
  6. wisdom;
  7. council (of war);

commūnī cōnsiliō, by accordance with general action;

pūblicō cōnsiliō, by action of the state;

cōnsilium capere or inīre , form or adopt a plan;

cōnsilium habēre, think, consider.

319
Q

admoenio, is, īre, admoenīvi, admoenītum

A

sitiar, cercar

320
Q

iter , itineris

A

n.,

  1. route, road;
  2. march;

iter facere , march, travel;

magnīs itineribus, by forced marches.

321
Q

petō , petere, petīvī, petītum

A

seek, hunt for, aim at, make for, attack, go to, direct one’s course toward; seek to obtain, strive after; ask, request, beg.

322
Q

arbitror 1

A

decide, think

323
Q

tōt•us , -a , -um

A

adj. , the whole (of); entire, all; with force of adv. , wholly, entirely.*

324
Q

accipio, is, ere, accēpi, acceptum

A

recibir; percibir; (en perf.) recibir por tradición, saber; acoger, hospedar

325
Q

castr•a, -ōrum ,

A

n. pl.

(fortified) camp;

castra facere or pōnere, pitch camp;

castra movēre, break camp.

326
Q

prō ,

A

prep., abl. , before, in front of; for, on behalf of; on account of, in consideration of, in return for; as, in the disguise of; in place of, instead of; in proportion to, according to.

327
Q

abies, abietis

A

abeto; lanza

328
Q

acquīro, is, ere, acquisīvi, acquisītum

A

aumentar, acrecentar; adquirir, procurarse

329
Q

ōrd•ō , -inis

A

m. , row; rank, line of soldiers; arrangement, order.

330
Q

adhaereo, es, ēre, adhaesi, adhaesum

A

estar sujeto; estar abrazado; estar cerca de

331
Q

aestimo, as, are, avi, atum

A

estimar en, considerar

332
Q

ager, -rí

A

m.

  1. field;
  2. district
333
Q

aestuarium, aesturaii

A

estuario, marisma

334
Q

absento, as, āre, āvi, ātum

A

alejar; estar alejado, estar ausente

335
Q

avus, i

A

el abuelo

336
Q

accommodo, as, āre, āvi, ātum

A

acomodar, adaptar, ajustar

337
Q

adversus, a, um

A

hostil, desfavorable, de enfrente

338
Q

adusque

A

hasta, totalmente

339
Q

adstipulor, aris, ari, adstipulatus sum

A

solidarizarse con

340
Q

adamantinus, a, um

A

de acero, acerado

341
Q

abstinentia, ae

A

abstinencia, continencia

342
Q

Nervi•us , -a, -um ,

A

the Nervii

343
Q

absorbeo, es, ēre, absorbui

A

absorber; escuchar absorto; engullir

344
Q

adinsurgo, is, ere

A

levantarse

345
Q

aburtus, us (m)

A

el aborto

346
Q

acclīno, as, āre, āvi, ātum

A

inclinarse; apoyarse en

347
Q

admonitio, admonitiōnis

A

advertencia; reproche

348
Q

accīdo, is, ere, accīdi, accīsum

A

cortar; agotar

349
Q

exīstimō, 1

A

reckon

350
Q

Rhēn•us , -ī ,

A

m. , the river Rhine.

351
Q

aemulor, āris, āri, aemulātus sum

A

emular; (intr.) envidiar, sentir celos de

352
Q

Galli•a, -ae

A

Gaul.

353
Q

accubo, as, āre, accubui, accubitum

A

estar recostado; (con dat.) yacer junto a; (para comer) estar tumbado

354
Q

ancora

A

ÁNCORA, ancla

355
Q

adsto, as, are, adstiti

A

estar de pie, quedarse, detenerse

356
Q

adversitas, adversitatis

A

antídoto

357
Q

adauctus, us

A

(sm) aumento, crecimiento

358
Q

quīdam , quaedam , quiddam and quīdam , quaedam , quoddam

A

indef. pron. , a certain one, someone; a certain, some, a; a kind of.*

359
Q

abruptum, i

A

(esp. en pl.) precipicio; lugar abrupto

360
Q

absterreo, es, ēre, absterrui, absterritum

A

ahuyentar; desviar de

361
Q

cog•nōscō, -nōscere, -nōvī, -nitum

A
  1. learn;
  2. study;
  3. perf.: I know.*
362
Q

adversor, aris, ari, adversatus sum

A

oponerse a, ser contrario

363
Q

aditus, us

A

(sm) acceso, entrada; posibilidad; ocasión

364
Q

aegre

A

dolorosamente

365
Q

accolo, is, ere, accolui, accultum

A

vivir cerca de

366
Q

Rhodan•us , -ī ,

A

m. , the river Rhone.

367
Q

abicio, is, ere, abiēci, abiectum

A

arrojar; dejar a un lado; abatir

368
Q

aestus, us

A

calor, escozor, oleaje, mar bravo

369
Q

aegrotus

A

enfermo, doliente

370
Q

mittō, mittere, mīsī, missum

A
  1. send, dismiss;
  2. hurl.
371
Q

tum

A

adv. , then, at this or that time; then, secondly; then, also; cum…tum , see cum .

372
Q

pugn•ō , 1,

A

fight, engage in battle, contend; strive; often impers. , as pugnātur , it is fought , i.e., they fight.

373
Q

adiudico, as, āre, āvi, ātum

A

adjudicar; atribuir; entregar

374
Q

atque, ac ,

A

conj.

  1. and also, and even;
  2. comparisons: than, as, from.
375
Q

equ•us, -ī

A

horse.

376
Q

nos•ter , -tra , -trum

A
  1. our;
  2. pl.: our men, our troops.
377
Q

acerbo, as, āre, āvi, ātum

A

agriar, amargar; agravar

378
Q

cōgō, cōgere, coēgī, coāctum

A
  1. collect;
  2. compel.
379
Q

adulter, adultera, adulterum

A

adúltero; falsificado

380
Q

acrior, acrius

A

mas agudo

381
Q

aegrotatio, aegrotationis

A

enfermedad

382
Q

adiunctus, a, um

A

unido estrechamente; atado; contiguo

383
Q

trēs , tria

A

gen. trium , card. num. , adj. , three.

384
Q

adhuc

A

hasta ahora; todavía, aún

385
Q

allevo, as, āre, āvi, ātum

A

levantar, elevar, aliviar

386
Q

admatūro, as, āre -, -

A

acelerar

387
Q

taedium, i

A

el aburrimiento

388
Q

abstraho, is, ere, abstraxi, abstractum

A

alejar; arrancar

389
Q

adiumentum, i

A

(sn) ayuda, asistencia, auxilio

390
Q

arripio, ere

A

agarrar; apoderarse

391
Q

adipātus, a, um

A

gordo, grasiento; pesado, denso

392
Q

administratīvus, a, um

A

práctico

393
Q

aetherius, a, um

A

celeste, etéreo

394
Q

acroterium, acroterii

A

promontorio; (en arquitectura) acroterio

395
Q

celeri•tās, -tātis

A

speed, swiftness.

396
Q

aerifer, aerifera, aeriferum

A

que lleva bronce

397
Q

sal•ūs , -ūtis ,

A

f. , welfare, security, safety; deliverance; place of safety; life ( when in danger ).

398
Q

addictio, addictiōnis

A

(sf) adjudicación

399
Q

abintus

A

desde el interior

400
Q

popul•us , -ī ,

A

m. , the people, the mass, the crowd; a people, a nation.

401
Q

accingo, is, ere, accinxi, accinctum

A

ceñir; (esp en pasiva) armarse de; disponerse para

402
Q

addubito, as, āre, āvi, ātum

A

dudar, poner en duda

403
Q

Germān•ī , -ōrum

A

the Germani.

404
Q

ante

A
  1. before, above;
  2. (prep + acc.) before
405
Q

adipiscor, eris, adipisci, adeptus sum

A

alcanzar; obtener; conseguir

406
Q

aegritudo, aegritudinis

A

aflicción, tristeza, enfermedad

407
Q

accommodatio, accommodatiōnis

A

acomodación, adaptación

408
Q

loc•us , -ī

A

( pl. loc•a, -ōrum , n. )

  1. place, situation;
  2. topic; condition;
  3. rank;
  4. opportunity;

obsidum locō, as hostages.

409
Q

aeger, aegra, aegrum

A

enfermo, doloroso

410
Q
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