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fundō, -āre

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establish, found, begin

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exulatiō, -onis

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exultation, joy

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latus, lateris

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side, flank

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laterus, -a, -um

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having “x” number of sides

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aquilō, aquilonis

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north wind

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suscipiō, -ere, suscēpī, susceptus

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undertake, support, accept

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congregō, -āre, congratus

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collect, bring together

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congretatus, -ūs

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union, association

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commotus, -ūs

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movement, moving, agitation

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commotus, -a, -um

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excited, nervous, frenzied

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commoveō, -ēre, commīvī, commotus

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shake, stir up, agitate

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parturiō, -īre, parturīvī

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be in labor, bring forth

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contereō, -ēre, contrīvī, contritus

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grind, crush, pound to pieces

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complectō, -ere, complectī, complexus

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embrace, hug (can be DEP)

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turris, turris

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tower, high building, palace

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distribuō, -ere, distribuī, distributus

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divide, distribute, assign

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prōgenies, -niēi

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face, family, progeny

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enarrō, -are

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describe, explain

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voluntas, -atis

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will, desire, purpose

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obsecratio, -nis

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supplication, entreaty (i.e., prayer)

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aemulatio, -nis

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rivalry, ambition, i.e., zeal

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deducō, -ere, deduxī, deductis

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lead, draw away, evict, escort

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fiō, fieri, factus sum

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happen, come about, become, result

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adducō, -ere, adduxī

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lead up, away, persuade

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gens, -ntis
tribe, clan, nation
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insipiō, -ere, insipuī
act foolishly
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insipiens, -ntis
foolish
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quaerō, -ere, quaesivī, quaesitus
search for, seek, strive for
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palam
prep + abl. in presence of
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contradicō, -ere, contradixī, contradictus
gainsay, contradict, speak against
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pestifer, -a, -um
pestilential, destructive
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adduco, -ere, adduxi, adductus
lead up, away, persuade
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reliquus, -a, -um
rest of, remaining, available
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ars, artis
f. skill, craft, art, trick, science
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sermo, sermonis
m. conversation, discussion
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trado, -ere, tradidi, traditus
hand over, surrender, deliver
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cultus, -a, -um
cultivated, tilled, ornamented
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inscius, -a, -um
not knowing, ignorant
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regula, -ae
ruler, straight edge, basic principle
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subdo, -ere, subdidi, subditus
place under, apply
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subditus, -a, -um
subordinate, submissive
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mirus, -a, -um
mire
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redundo, -are
overflow, be too numerous
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fateor, fateri, fassus sum
admit, confess, disclose (DEP)
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tergo, -ere, tersi, tersus
rub, wipe, wipe off, clean
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depravo, -are
distort, deform, mislead, twist
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immundus, -a, -um
dirty, filthy foul
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perhibeo, -ere, perhibui, perhibitus
present, give, bestow
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valetudo, valetudinis
good health, soundness
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prorsus, prorsa, prorsum
straight forward (adj. or adv.)
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deleo, -ere, delevi, deletus
erase, wipe, remove, expunge
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redeo, -ere, redivi, reditus
return, go back, give back
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egredior, egredi, egressus sum
go, march, come out
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egressus, -us
landing place, egress
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acus, -us
needle, pin, detail
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acuo, -ere, acui, acutus
whet, sharpen, cut to a point
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solidum, -i
n. solid figure, hard material, unyielding ground
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solidus, -a, -um
solid, unalloyed, unbroken
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pasco, -ere, pavi, pastus
feed, feed on, graze
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tumeo, -ere
swell, become inflated, puffed up
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exacuo, -ere, exacui, exacutus
make sharp or pointed, stimulate
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accommodo, -are
adapt, adjust to, fit, suit
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acies, -ei
sharpness, sharp edge, point
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pistillum, -i
pestle
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retusus, -a, -um
blunt, dull
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iactura, -ae
loss, sacrifice, expense
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insumo, -ere, insumpsi, unsumptus
spend, expend/employ, devote, consume
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abnormitas, -atis
abnormality, strangeness
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abominabilis, -is, -e
adj. detestable, hateful
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absoluo, -ere, -solui, -solutum
free (bonds), release, acquit
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absolute
adv. absolutely.
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absque
apart, without from, away from, but for, except for, were it not for
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absolutus, -a, -um
absolute
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abstractio, -ionis
abstraction
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abstraho, -ere, -traxi, -tractum
abstract, separate, remove, split
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abutor, -eris, -i, abusus sum
waste, squander, abuse, misuse, use up, spend, misapply (word)
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accedit
it is added
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accedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum
come near, approach, agree with, be added to
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accido, -ere, -cidi
happen, turns out, befall, come to pass
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accipio, -ere, -cepi, -ceptum
to take, grasp, receive, accept, undertake
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accommodo, -are
adapt, adjust to, fit, suit
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accuso, -are
accuse, blame
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actuo, -uare
to implement, actuate, perfect, make actual
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adaequatio, -ionis
making equal, equalization
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adaequo, -are
equalize, make equal in height, compare to
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additio, -ere, -didi, -ditum
addition, the act of adding
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addo, -ere, -didi, -ditum
add, insert, attach to
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adeo
adv. to such an extent
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adhibeo, -ere, -ui, -itum
summon, invite, bring in, consult
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adhuc
adv. thus far, till now, to this point.
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adiaceo, -ere, -cui
lie near to, lie beside, be adjacent to
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adipiscor, -i, adeptus sum
gain, secure, win, obtain, arrive at, come up to
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adjectivus, -a, -um
adj. that is added
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admirativus, -a, -um
arousing, admiration, admirable
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admitto, -ere, -misi, -missum
let in, admit, receive, grant, permit
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admoveo, -ere, -movi, -motum
move up, bring near, draw near, approach
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adnecto, -ere, -nexui, -nexum
tie to, bind to, fasten on, attach, connect, join
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adnoto, -are
note, notice, become aware
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adsum, esse, adfui
be near, be present
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adverto, -ere, -verti, -versum
turn, face to, towards, direct one's attention
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adultus, -a, -um
grown up, full grown, mature
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adificatio, -onis
f. house, building
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aedificator, -is
builder, maker, creator
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aedificio, -are
build, erect, construct
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aeger, -gra, -grum
sick, ill
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aequalis, -e
equal, comrade, person of one's age
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aequalitas, -atis
evenness, equality, uniformity, symmetry
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aeque
equally, justly
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aequaleo, -ere
to have power, be equivalent
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aequo, -are
level, make even
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aer, aeris
m. air, atmosphere
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aestimativus, -a, -um
adj. estimating, valuating
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aetas, -atis
lifetime, age, period, time, era
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affectibilis, -is
able to be moved to emotion or desire
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affectio, -onis
f. mental condition, mood, feeling, disposition
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affectivus, -a, -um
adj. affective, of willing/desiring
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affero, affere, attuli, allatum
bring to, bring forth, allege, produce
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afficio, -ere, -feci, -fectum
affect, make impression, move, influence
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affingo, -ere, affinxi, affictum
to add to, attach
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affirmatio, -onis
affirmation, assertion
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affirmo, -are
affirm, assert (dogmatically)
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ago, -ere, egi, actum
act, drive, urge, conduct
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aio, ait
defective verb: say, assert, say yes, affirm
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albitudo, -inis
whiteness
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albus, -a, -um
white, pale, fiar
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alibi
adv. elsewhere, in another place
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alioquin
adv. otherwise, in some/other respects, beside
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aliquam
adv. in some degree
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aliquando
adv. sometime or other, at any length, finally, ever
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aliqui, -a, -quod
some, any
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aliter
otherwise, differently, in another way
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allicio, allicere, allexi, allectum
draw gently to, entire, lure, induce
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alteratio, onis
f. alteration (?)
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altus, -a, -um
high, tall
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amans, -antis
lover
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amarus, -a, -um
bitter, brackish, pungent
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amitto, -ere, -misi, -missum
lose, send away, disperse
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amotio, -onis
f. removal, removing
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angustus, -a, -um
narrow, steep, confined
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annulus, -i
m. one year old
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antecedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum
precede, go before, surpass
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antiquus, -a, -um
the men of old, the ancients
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appareo, -ere, -ui, -itum
appear, be evident
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appello, -are
call, address, accuse
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appendicium, -ii
appendage, payment for the right to construct, (pl.) dependents
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appendix, -icis
an appendix, supplement
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appeto, -ere, -ivi, -itum
seek, grasp after, desire, assail
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applicatio, -onis
f. application, inclination, joining
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applico, -are
connect, place near, apply
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appono, -ere, -posui, -positum
place near, appoint, assign, put/apply/add to
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apprehendo, -ere, -prendi, -prensum
seize (upon), grasp, cling to
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approbo, -are
approve, commend, prove, confirm
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appropio, -iare
appropriate, make one's own
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apto, -are
adapt, fit, apply, adjust, prepare, furnish
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apud
prep + acc: at, by, near, among, at the house of; before, in the presence of/writings/view of
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architectus, -i
architect, master-builder; inventor, designer
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arma, -are
equip, fit with armor, arm
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ars, artis
f. skill, craft, art, trick, wile, science, knowledge, method, way, character
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artefactus, -a, -um
make by art, man made
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artifex, -icis
m. artists, actor, craftsman, master of an art
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artificiosus, artificiosa, -um
skillfully done, technical, by the rules, prescribed by art
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assecutio, -onis
f. perception, comprehension, knowledge
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assequor, -i, secutus sum
follow on, pursue, go after, overtake, gain
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assero, -ere, -serui, -sertum
assert, remark, claim
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assertio, -onis
f. assertion
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assigno, -are
assign, distribute, allot
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assimilo, -are
compare, make like to, imitate, simulate
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assimlior, -i, assimilatus sum
to be compared, become like
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assumo, -ere, -sumpsi, -sumptum
assume, receive, take, raise
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at
conj. but, but on the other hand, on the contrary
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atque
and, as well as
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attamen
adv. nevertheless, nonetheless
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attendo, -ere, -tendi, -tentum
turn, stretch towards, apply, attend, pay close attention to
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attingo, -ere, -tigi, -tactum
wipe, smear on
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attribuo, -ere, -tribui, -tributum
assign, attribute, grant, pay, appoint
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attributio, -ionis
attribution
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aufero,
bear away
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aurum, -i
n. gold, money, riches
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avello, -ere, -vulsi, -vulsum
tear, pluck, wrench away
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avis, -is
m. bird, sign, omen, portent
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superus, -ra, -rum
adj. above, high superior, -us supremus, -a, -um
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manifesto, -are
make visible, clearer, evident
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inventio, -onis
invention, discovery, action of devising
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exterus, -a, -um
outer, external, outwards
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sono, -are | sono, -ere, sonui
make a noise, speak, utter
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concipio, -ere, concepi, conceptus
take in, up, receive, catch, derive, draw from
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doceo, -ere, docui
teach, show
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adhaereo, -ere, adhaesi, adhaesus
adhere, stick, cleave to
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insudo, -are
sweat, perspire
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contemplativus, -a, pum
theoretical, speculative
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praedicatio, -onis
announcement, statement
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veter, -a, -um
old, long established
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obscurus, -a, -um
dim, dark, obscure
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contemplo, -are
observe, note, notice
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contineo, continere, continui, contentus
secure, maintain, sustain, fasten, hold in position
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collegium, collegii
college, school
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aequaliter
evenly, alike, uniformly, equally
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differo, -ere, distuli, dilatus
postpone, delay, differ, put off
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suscipio, -ere, suscepi, susceptus
undertake, support, accept
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adiuvo, -are
help, aid, abet, encourage, favor
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auxiliator, -oris
helper, one who gives aid, aide
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ex-, in-trinsecus, -a, -um
outer, inner
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exeo, -exire, exivi, exitus
come, go, sail, march, move out
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convenio, -ire, conveni, conventus
be appropriate to, fit, be correctly shaped
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genus, generis
birth, descent
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vagor, vagari, vagatus sum
wander, roam (dep)
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exigo, -ere, exegi, exactus
drive out, expel, finish, examine
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fulcio, -ire, fulsi, fultus
prop up, support
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sustentaculum, -i
nourishment, prop, rack (for books, luggage)
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censeo, -ere, censui, censitus
think, suppose, judge, recommend
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barbarus, -a, -um
barbarian, uncivilized person, foreigner
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bellua, -ae
beast, wild animal, monster, brute
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brutum, -i
beast, animal
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caecitas, -atis
f. blindness, mental/moral blindness
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canon, -onis
canon, norm, rule
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cantus, -us
m. song, chant, singing
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capacitas, -atis
f. capacity
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caput, -itis
n. head, leader, top
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careo, -ere, -ui, -iturum
be without, free from, lack, lose
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categoria, -ae
f. category, class of predicables
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causo, -are
cause
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causor, -ari
allege an excuse/reason, object; excuse oneself
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censeo, -ere, censui, censum
think, suppose, judge, recommend
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cera, -ae
wax, beeswax
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circa
+ acc. around, on the bounds of, about/near (space, time, numeral), concerning, with
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cogitatio, -onis
f. thinking, meditation