chapter 5 vocab Flashcards by Kate Sullivan | Brainscape

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conuoco, -are

A

i call together

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nauigo, -are (long a)

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I sail

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oppugno, -are

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I attack

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pugno, -are

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I fight

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incendo, -ere

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i burn

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occido, -ere (long i)

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i kill

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resisto, -ere

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i resist

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uinco, -ere

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i conquer

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capio, capere

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i take

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fugio, fugere

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i flee

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conuenio, -ire

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i gather together

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hasta, -ae

A

spear

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ira, -ae (long i)

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anger

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pugna, -ae

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fight

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annus, -i, m.

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year

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bellum, -i, n

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war

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periculum, -i, n (long i)

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danger

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arma, -orum, n, pl

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arms

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comes, comitis, m

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companion

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frater, fratris (long a)

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brother

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mater, matris (long a)

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mother

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pater, patris

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father

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nauis, nauis, f (long a)

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ship

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pars, partis, f

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part

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princeps, principis, m (long i)

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chief

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rex, regis (long e)

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king

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urbs, urbis, f

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city

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exercitus, exercitus, m (genitive u is long)

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army

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fortiter

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bravely

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carus, -a, -um (long a)

A

dear

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fortis, fortis, forte

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brave

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omnis, omnis, omne

A

all

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-que

A

and (goes on end of second word of the two connected items)

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exspecto, -are

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i wait for

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oro, -are (long o)

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i beg, pray

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seruo, -are

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i save

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reddo, -ere

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i give back

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traho, -ere

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i drag

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uerto, -ere

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i turn

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conicio, conicere

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i hurl

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iacio, iacere

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i throw

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deus, dei, m

A

god

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filius, filii

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son

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murus, -i, m (long u)

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wall

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corpus, corporis, n

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body

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mors, mortis, f

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death

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nox, noctis, f

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night

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uxor, uxoris (o long in genitive)

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wife

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mortuus, -a, -um

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dead

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solus, -a, -um (long o)

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alone

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territus, -a, -um

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terrified