Chapter 35-37 vocab Flashcards

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aestas

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-is f. summer

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aestus

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-Us f. heat

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ianua

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-ae f. door

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pectus

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pectoris n. breast, heart

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praemium

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-i n. reward, prize

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iratus

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-a -um angry

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antepono

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antiponere anteposui antepositum, to put before

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foveo

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fovere fovi fotum to comfort

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ignosco

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ignoscere ignovi ignotum+dat. to forgive

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impero

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imperare imperavi imperatum+ dat. to command

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miror

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mirari miratus sum, to marvel at

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noceo

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nocere nocui nocitum+dat. to harm

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nubo

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nubere nupse nuptum to cover, veil +dat.

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parco

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parcere peperci, parsurum+dat., to spare

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pareo

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parere, parui+dat. to obey

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persuadeo

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persuadere, persuasi, persuasum+dat. to persuade

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placeo

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placere placui placitum+dat., to please

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sapio

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sapere, sapici to have good sense

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servio

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servire, servivi, servitum+dat. to serve

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studio

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studere, studui+dat, to study

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subridio

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subridere, subrisi subrisum to smile

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cupido

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cupidinis, f., desire

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lector

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-is, m. reader

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lectrix

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-is f reader

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vinculum

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-i n bond

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cotidie

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adv. daily

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fortasse

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adv, perhaps

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accedo,

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accedere accesse accessum (ad+cedo) to come to

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carpo

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carpere carpsi, carptum to harvest

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cogo

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cogere coegi coactum to compel

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contemno

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contemnere contempsi contemptum to despise

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contundo

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contundere contudi contusum to crush

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curo

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curare curavi curatu to cure

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decerno

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decernere decreve decretum to decide

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exigo

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exigere exegi exactum to exact, drive out ex+ago)

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fio

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fieri factus sum to be made

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oblecto

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oblectare oblectavi oblectatum to please

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oro

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orare oravi oratum to pray

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recreo

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recreare recreavi recreatum (re+creo) to restore

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requiro

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requirere requisive requisitum (re+quaero) to require

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sereno

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serenare serenavi serenatum to brighten, soothe (Matt Harnacke’s horse)

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Athenai

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Athenarum f. pl. Athens

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domus

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-Us f. house

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humus

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-i f. ground

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iter

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itineris n journey

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rus

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ruris n the country

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Syracuse

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Syracusarum f. pl. Syracuse

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absens

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-is absent

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gratus

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-a -um grateful

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idonius

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idonea, idoneum fit

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immotus

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-a -um unmoved

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foris

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adv. outside

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eo

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iri ii itum to go

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abeo

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abire abire abii abitum to go away

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adeo

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adire adii aditum to approuch, to go to

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exeo

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exire exii exitum to exit

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ineo

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inire inii initum to enter into

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obeo

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obire obii obitum to die

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pereo

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perire perii peritum to pass away

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redeo

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redire redii reditym to return

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interficio

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interficere interfeci interfectum to kill

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licet

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licere licuit it is permitted

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peregrinor

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peregrinari peregrinatus sum to wander

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requiesco

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requiescere, requievi requietum to rest

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soleo

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solere solitus sum to be accustomed