DT Reading II Flashcards
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demum
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finally, at last, in the end
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censeo, -ere, censui, census
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think, suppose, judge, recommend
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consto, -are
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agree, correspond, be certain, consistent, decided
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quum (prep.)
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+ abl. with, together, with, at the same time with
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quum (conj.)
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when, while, as, since
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connecto, -ere, connexi, connexus
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join, fasten, link together
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uter, utra, utrum
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which (of two), whichever no matter which
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praecedo, -ere, praecessi, praecessus
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go before, procede, surpass
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aspicio, -ere, aspexi, aspectus
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look/gaze at
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intuor/intueor, intui/intueri, intuitus sum
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look at, consider, regard (Dep.)
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protinus
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straightforward, immediately
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polleo, -ere, –, –
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exert power or influence, be strong
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dos, dotis
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dowry, dower, talent, quality
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nequaquam
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by no means
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guttatim
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drop by drop
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coelum/us, -i
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sky, heaven, heavens
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stillo, -are
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falls in drops, drip
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deduco, -ere, deduxi, deductus
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lead/draw/pull down, bring downstream
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tenuitas, -atis
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thinness, fineness, leanness
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praesertim (adv.)
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especially, particularly
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deicio, -ere, deieci, deiectus
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throw/bring/send down, cause to fall
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defectio, -onis
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desertion, revolt, defection, failure, deficiency
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cogo, -ere, coegi, coactus
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collect, gather, round up
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expergefacio, -ere, -feci, -factus
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awaken, wake up (from sleep)
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reperio, -ire, repperi, repertus
discover, learn, light on, find, obtain
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spolio, -iare
rob, strip, despoil
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orno, -are
equip, dress, decorate
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probrum, probri
disgrace, abuse, insult
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detego, -ere, detexi, detectus
uncover, disclose, reveal, expose
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instigo, -are
urge on, incite, rouse
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congeries, congeriei
heap, pile, collection, the ruins, chaos
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partim
adv. partly, for the most part
| partim. ..partim... = some...others
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inrogo, -are
impose, inflict (penatly), demand, propose
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monstrum, -i
monster, portent, unnatural
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agnosco, -ere, -agnovi, agnitus
recognize, realize, discern, acknowledge, claim
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proculco, -are
trample on
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proicio, -ere, proieci, projectus
throw down, throw out, abandon
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contraho, -ere, contraxi, contractus
enter into relationship/agreement, deal with, assemble together
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velum, -i
sail, covering, curtain
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velo, -are
veil, cover, enfold
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conloquor, -loqui, conlocutus
talk/speak with, talk together, converse
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submoveo, -ere, submovi, submotus
remove, drive off, dislodge
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nequeo, -uire, nequivi, nequitus
be unable, cannot
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accedo, -ere, accessi, accessus
come near, approach
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omitto, -ere, omisi, omissus
lay aside, omit, let go, disregard
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semen, seminis
seed
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usurpo, -are
seize upon, usurp, use
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praeceptum, -i
teaching, lesson, precept
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praecipio, -ere, praecepi, praeceptus
take, receive in advance, anticipate
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emano, -are
flow out, arise, emanate from
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comito, -are
accompany, go along with
| also Dep.: join as attendant, escort
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distraho, -ere, distraxi, distractus
draw/pull/tear apart, wrench, separate, subdivide
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pluralitas, -atis
plurality, multitude, the plural number
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diduco, -ere, diduxi, diductus
divide, split, separate, cause to come apart
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alterius
of one another
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quotiens
how often, as often as
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disto, -are
stand apart, be distant, be different
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cunctus, -a, -um
altogether, every, all, entire (can also be m., f., n. noun)
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fingo, -ere, finxi, fictus
mold, form, create, produce, invent
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obtineo, -ere, obtinui, obtentus
get hold of, maintain, obtain, hold fast
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dispicio, -ere, dispexi, dispectus
look about (for), discover, espy, consider
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motus, -us
movement, motion, riot, commotion
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moveo, -ere, movi, motus
move, stir, agitate
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careo, -ere, carui, caritus
be without/absent, abstain from, lack, lose
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effigies, effigiei
copy, image, likeness, portrait, effigy
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effigio, -iare
form, fashion, portray
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siccitas, -atis
dryness, drought, dried up condition
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gravitas, -atis
weight, dignity, gravity
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nitor, niti, nisus
press/lean upon, struggle, advance, depend on + abl.
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suscipio, -ere, suscepi, susceptus
undertake, support, accept
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abutor, abuti, abusus
waste, squander, abuse, misuse
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simulo, -are
imitate, copy, pretend ( to have/be), conterfeit
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idcirco
on that account, therefore
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pono, -ere, posui, positus
put, place, set
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nuncupo, -are
call, name, express
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immuto, -are
change, alter, transform
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mucro, -onis
sword
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iteratio, -onis
repetition
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immineo, -ere
threaten, be a threat (to), overhang, takes dative.
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paulisper
for (only) a short/brief while
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subintro, -are
go into secretly, enter by stealth
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conficio, -ere, confeci, confectus
make, construct, prepare, complete
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praemitto, -ere, praemisi, praemissus
send ahead or forward
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tueor, tueri, tuitus sum
see, look at, protect, watch, uphold
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cura, curae
concern, worry, anxiety, trouble
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suscipio, -ere, suscepi, susceptus
undertake, support, accept
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dign-, -are, dignavi, dignatus
deem/consider/think, worthy (can be Dep.)
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inaestimabilis, -is, -e
priceless, beyond all price
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favor, -oris
favor, goodwill, bias
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gubernatio, -onis
steering, direction, pilotage
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refulgeo, -ere, -refulsi
flash back, reflect light, shine brightly, gleam
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celebro, -are
celebrate, perform, honor, glorify
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angulus, -i
angle, apex, corner, nook
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penetro, -are
enter, penetrate
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praecipue
especially, chiefly
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arca, arcae
box, chest, strong-box
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sublimis, -e
high, lofty, eminent, exalted
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mando, -are
entrust, commit to one's charge, deliver over
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depono, -ere, deposivi, depositus
put/lay down/aside/away
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plaga, plagae
stroke, blow, cut, wound, gash, injury
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internosco, -ere, internovi, internotus
distinguish between, pick out
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extrinsecus
externally (adv), outer, outside (adj)
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nimirum
without doubt, evidently
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coerceo, -ere, coercui, coercitus
enclose, confine, restrain, check
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consisto, -ere, constiti, constitus
stop, stand, halt, pause, linger
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distantia, -ae
distance, difference
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differentia, -ae
difference, diversity, distinction
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idoneus, -a, -um
suitable, appropriate, qualified (also, adv)
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sane
reasonably
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caducum, -i
property without, that cannot be taken away by an heir, escheated (also, adj)
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erigo, -ere, erexi, erectus
raise, erect, build
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norma, -ae
carpenter's square, standard, pattern
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subtilitas, -atis
fineness of texture/logic/detail
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sponte
of one's own will (also, adj).
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vota, -ae
now, pledge
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opitulor, -ari, opitulatus sum
bring aid to, help
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adiumentum, -i
help, assistance, support
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inbecillitas, -atis
weakness, feebleness; moral/intellectual weakness
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suppleo, -ere, supplevi, suppletus
supply
