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Ecce Romani 1A Vocab Flashcards

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a or ab

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prep abl from

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abeo, abire

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irreg to go away

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abi/abite

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go away

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absum, abesse

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irreg to be awaym to be absent

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accidit, accidere

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it happens

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ad

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prep acc to, towards, near

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adhuc

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adverb, still

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adiuvo, adiuvare

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to help

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advenio, advenīre

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to reach, arrive at

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advesperascit

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it gets dark

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aedificium

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(-i) building

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aestas, aestatis

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summer f

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aestate

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in summer

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ager, agri

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m field

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ago, agere

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to do, drive

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age/agite

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come on

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alius, alia, aliud

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another, other

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alii…alii

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some…others

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alter, altera, alterum

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a/the second, one (of two), the other (of two)

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alter…alter

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the one…the other

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ambulo, ambulare

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to walk

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amica

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friend f (-ae)

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amicus

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friend m (-i)

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amo, amare

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to like, love

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ancilla

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slave girl, maid f (-ae)

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animus

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mind

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in animo habere

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to intend

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aperio, aperīre

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to open

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appāreo, apparere

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to appear

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appropinquo, appropinquare

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to approach

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apud

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prep acc with

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aqua

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f water (-ae)

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arbor, arboris

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f tree

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area

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f (-ae) open space

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arripio, arripere

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to grab hold of, snatch

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36
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ars, artis

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gen pl artium f skill

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ascendo, ascendere

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to climb, to climb into (a carriage)

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audio, audīre

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to hear, to listen to

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auriga

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m charioteer (-ae)

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auxilium

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help (-i)

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fer/ferte auxillium

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bring help!

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baculum

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stick, staff (-i)

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bonus

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-a -um good

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bos, bovis

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ox, cow

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brevi tempore

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in a short time, soon

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Britannia

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(-ae) f Britain

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47
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Britannicus

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-a -um British

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cado, cadere

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to fall

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caelum

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(-i) sky

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calidus

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warm

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51
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canis, canis

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dog

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carissimus

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dearest -a

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caupo, cauponis

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m innkeeper

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caupona

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-ae f inn

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cave, cavete

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be careful, watch out for

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celeriter

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adv quickly

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celerrime

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adc very fast, very quick

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celo, celare

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to hide

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centum

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a hundred

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cesso, cessare

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to be idle, to do nothing

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cibus

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m -i food

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cisium

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-i light two wheeled carriage

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cista

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trunk, chest (-ae) f

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civis

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gen plu citizen

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clamo, clamare

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to shout

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clamor, clamoris

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m shout, shouting

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commotus

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-a -um moved

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complexu

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in an embrace

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concido, concidere

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to fall down

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conspico, conspicere

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to catch sight of

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consulo, consulere

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to consult

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convoco, convocare

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to call together

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coquo, coquere

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to cook

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cornelianus

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belonging to Cornelius

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cras

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adv tomorrow

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cubiculum

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-i room, bedroom

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culpa

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-ae f fault blame

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cum

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prep abl with

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cuncti

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-ae -a all

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cur

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why adc

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curo, currare

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to look after, take care of

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curro, currere

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to run

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custodio, custodire

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to guard

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de

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prep abl down from, concerning, about

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decem

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ten

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86
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defendo, defendere

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to defend

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87
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defessus

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-a -um tired

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deinde

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adv then, next

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descendo, descendere

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to come/go down, climb down

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deverto, devertere

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to turn aside

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dies, diei

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m day

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diu

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adv for a long time

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doceo, docere

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to teach

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domina

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f mistress, lady of the house

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dominus

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m master

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dormio, dormīre

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to sleep

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duco, ducere

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to lead, take, bring

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dum

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conj while, as long as

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duo, duae, duo

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two

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ē or ex

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prep abl from, out of

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eadem

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the same

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eam

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her, it

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103
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ecce

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look

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effugio, effugere

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to flee, run away, escape

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ego

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i

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eheu

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alas

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eius

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his, her

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eo, ire

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irreg to go

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eo ipso tempore

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at that very moment

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eos

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them

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epistula

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letter (-ae)

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equus

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(-i) m horse

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erat

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he/she/it was

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erro, errare

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to wander

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esse

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see sum

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est

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he/she/it is

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et

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conj and

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etiam

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adv also, even

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eugepae

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hurray

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eum

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him, it

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excipio excipere

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to welcome, receive, catch

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excito, excitāre

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to rouse, wake (someone) up

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exclamō, exclamāre

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to exclaim, shout

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exeo, exire

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irreg to go out

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exspecto, exspectare

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to look out for, wait for

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extraho, extrahere

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to drag out, take out

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facio, facere

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to make, do

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iter facere

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to travel

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129
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quid facit

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what does… do? What is…doing?

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fatuus

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-a -um stupid

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femina

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-ae f woman

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ferio ferīre

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to hit, strike

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fero ferre

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irreg to bring, carry

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ferociter

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adv fiercely

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festion, festināre

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to hurry

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filia

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daughter f (-ae)

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filius

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m son (-i)

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fortasse

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adv perhaps

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fossa

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f -ae ditch

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fragor, fragoris

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m crash, noise

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frater, fratris

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m brother

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frigidus

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-a -um cool cold

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frons, frontis

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forehead

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frustra

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adv in vain

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furtim

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adv stealthily

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gaudeo, gaudēre

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to be glad, rejoice

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gemo, gemere

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to groan

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gero, gerere

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to wear

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graecus

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-a -um Greek

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graeci

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-orum m pl the Greeks

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habeo, habēre

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to have, hold

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habito, habitāre

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to live, dwell

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haereo, haerēre

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to stick

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hic

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adv here

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hodie

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adv today

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homines, hominum

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m pl people

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hora

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f -ae hour

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hortus

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m -i garden

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hospes, hospitis

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guest, host, friend, a person

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iacio, iacere

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to throw

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iam

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adv now, already

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non iam

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no longer

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ianitor, ianitoris

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m doorkeeper

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ianua

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f -ae door

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ibi

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adv there

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id quod

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that which, that

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idem, eadem, idem

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the same

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igitur

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conj therefore

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ignavus

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cowardly lazy

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ille, illa, illud

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that, he, she, it

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illa nocte

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that night

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immobilis

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-is -e motionless

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impedio, impedīre

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to hinder, prevent

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in

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prep abl in, on

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in itinere

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on a journey

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in

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prep acc into, against

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incito, incitare

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to spur on, urge on, drive

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incolumis

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-is -e unhurt, safe and sound

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induo, induere

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to put on

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infirmus

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weak, shaky

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inquit

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says

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interea

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meanwhile adv

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interpello, interpellāre

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to interrupt

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intro, intrāre

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to enter, to go into

185
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inuro, inurere

A

to brand

186
Q

invenio, invenīre

A

to come upon, find

187
Q

iocis

A

-i joke, prank

188
Q

per iocum

A

as a prank

189
Q

ipse, ipsa, ipsum

A

himself, herself, itself, themselves

190
Q

ira

A

-ae f anger

191
Q

iratus

A

angry -a -um

192
Q

īre

A

to go (from eo)

193
Q

ita vero

A

yes indeed

194
Q

italia

A

f italy

195
Q

itaque

A

adv and so, therefore

196
Q

iter, itineris

A

journey

197
Q

iterum

A

adv again, a second time

198
Q

iubeo, iubēre

A

to order, bid

199
Q

laboro, laborāre

A

to work

200
Q

laborantes

A

working

201
Q

lacrimo, lacrimāre

A

to weep, cry

202
Q

lacrimans

A

weeping

203
Q

laetus

A

happy, glad

204
Q

lana

A

f -ae wool

205
Q

lanam trahere

A

to spin wool

206
Q

latro, latrāre

A

to bark

207
Q

lego, legere

A

to read

208
Q

lente

A

adv slowly

209
Q

liberi

A

-orum m pl children

210
Q

littera

A

-ae f letter

211
Q

longus

A

-a -um long

212
Q

lucet, lucēre

A

it is light, it is day

213
Q

ludo, ludere

A

to play

214
Q

pila ludere

A

to play ball

215
Q

lupa

A

-ae she wolf f

216
Q

lupus

A

-i m wolf

217
Q

magnus

A

-a -um big, great, large, loud

218
Q

magna voce

A

in a loud voice

219
Q

magno risu

A

with a loud laugh

220
Q

maneo, manēre

A

to remain, stay

221
Q

mater, matris

A

f mother

222
Q

mē

A

me

223
Q

mecum

A

with me

224
Q

meus

A

-a -um my, mine

225
Q

mihi

A

for me, to me

226
Q

mille

A

a thousand

227
Q

minime

A

adv no, not at all

228
Q

miser, misera, miserum

A

unhappy, miserable, wretched

229
Q

mitto, mittere

A

to send

230
Q

molestus

A

-a -um troublesome, annoying

231
Q

molestus

A

m pest

232
Q

mortuus

A

-a -um dead

233
Q

moveo, movēre

A

to move

234
Q

mox

A

adv soon, presently

235
Q

multi

A

-ae -a many

236
Q

murmur, murmuris

A

murmur, ramble

237
Q

musso, mussāre

A

to mutter

238
Q

nam

A

conj for

239
Q

narrator, narratoris

A

m narrator

240
Q

-ne

A

indicates a question

241
Q

neapolis

A

f naples

242
Q

necesse

A

adv or indecl adj necessary

243
Q

nemo, neminis

A

no one

244
Q

neque

A

conj and not

245
Q

neque…neque…

A

conj neither…nor…

246
Q

nescio, nescīre

A

to be ignorant, not to know

247
Q

nihil

A

nothing

248
Q

nobis

A

for us

249
Q

nobiscum

A

with us

250
Q

nocte

A

at night

251
Q

nolo, nolle

A

irreg to be unwilling, not to wish

252
Q

noli nolite

A

+infinitive don’t

253
Q

nomen nominis

A

name

254
Q

nomine

A

by name, called

255
Q

non

A

adv not

256
Q

non iam

A

adv no longer

257
Q

nondum

A

not yet adv

258
Q

nonus

A

ninth

259
Q

nos

A

we, us

260
Q

noster, nostra, nostrum

A

our

261
Q

novem

A

nine

262
Q

novus

A

new

263
Q

nox, noctis

A

gen pl noctium f night

264
Q

nubes, nubis

A

gen pl nubium f cloud

265
Q

nullus

A

-a -um no, none

266
Q

numerus

A

m number

267
Q

nunc

A

adv now

268
Q

nuntius

A

-i m messenger

269
Q

o

A

used with vocative and in exclamations

270
Q

o me miseram

A

poor me or dear me

271
Q

observo, observāre

A

to watch

272
Q

occupatus

A

-a -um busy

273
Q

octo

A

eight

274
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olfacio, olfacere

A

to catch the scent of, smell

275
Q

olivetum

A

-i olive grove

276
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omnes, omnia

A

all, everyone, everything

277
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omnia quae

A

everything that

278
Q

onus, oneris

A

load, burden

279
Q

palla

A

-ae f palla

280
Q

paratus

A

-a -um ready, prepared

281
Q

parens, parentis

A

parent

282
Q

paro, parāre

A

to prepare, to get ready

283
Q

pars, partis

A

gen pl partium f part, direction

284
Q

pater, patris

A

m father

285
Q

per

A

prep acc through

286
Q

periculosus

A

-a -um dangerous

287
Q

periculum

A

danger

288
Q

pernocto, pernoctāre

A

to spend the night

289
Q

perterritus

A

-a -um frightened, terrified

290
Q

pes, pedis

A

m foot

291
Q

peto, petere

A

to look for, seep, head for, aim at, attack

292
Q

pictura

A

pictura

293
Q

pila

A

-ae f ball

294
Q

piscina

A

-ae f fishpond

295
Q

placide

A

adv gently, peacefully

296
Q

plaustrum

A

-i wagon, cart

297
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plenus

A

-a -um full

298
Q

pompeii

A

-orum m pl Pompeii

299
Q

pono, ponere

A

to put, place

300
Q

porta

A

f -ae gate

301
Q

poto, portāre

A

to carry

302
Q

possum, posse

A

irreg to be able, i can

303
Q

poterat

A

he/she/it was able, could

304
Q

potest

A

he/she/it is able

305
Q

praeclarus

A

-a -um distinguished, famous

306
Q

praeterea

A

adv besides, too, moreover

307
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praetereo, praeterīre

A

irreg to go past

308
Q

praetexta, toga

A

-ae toga with purple border

309
Q

princeps, principis

A

emperor

310
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procul

A

adv in the distance, far off, far

311
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promitto, promittere

A

to promise

312
Q

prope

A

prep acc near

313
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puella

A

-ae f girl

314
Q

puer, pueri

A

m boy

315
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pulvis, pulveris

A

m dust

316
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purgo, purgāre

A

to clean

317
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quae

A

who

318
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qualis

A

what sort of

319
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quam

A

adv how

320
Q

quamquam

A

conj although

321
Q

quando

A

adv when

322
Q

quattuor

A

four

323
Q

quem

A

whom

324
Q

qui, quae, quod

A

who, which, that

325
Q

qui

A

who

326
Q

quibuscum

A

with whom

327
Q

quid

A

what

328
Q

quidam, quaedam, quoddam

A

a certain

329
Q

quiesco, quiescere

A

to rest, keep quiet

330
Q

quingenti

A

five hundred

331
Q

quinquaginta

A

fifty

332
Q

quinque

A

five

333
Q

quis…quid

A

who…what

334
Q

quo

A

adv where…to

335
Q

quocum

A

with whom

336
Q

quod

A

conj because

337
Q

quod

A

which that,

338
Q

quo instrumento

A

with what instrument, by what means, how

339
Q

quomodo

A

adv in what manner, in what way, how

340
Q

quoque

A

adv also

341
Q

quos

A

whom

342
Q

quot

A

how many

343
Q

raeda

A

carriage -ae f

344
Q

raedarius

A

-i m coachman

345
Q

ramus

A

branch

346
Q

redeo, redire

A

irreg to return, to go back

347
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relinquo, relinquere

A

to leave behind

348
Q

repello, repellere

A

to drive back, drive off

349
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reprehendo, reprehendere

A

to blame, scold

350
Q

respondeo, respondēre

A

to reply

351
Q

revoco, revocāre

A

to recall, call back

352
Q

rideo, ridēre

A

to laugh, smile

353
Q

rivus

A

-i m stream

354
Q

rogo, rogāre

A

to ask

355
Q

Roma

A

-ae f Rome

356
Q

Romam

A

to Rome

357
Q

Romanus

A

-a -um Roman

358
Q

Romani

A

-orum m pl the Romans

359
Q

rota

A

-ae f wheel

360
Q

villa rustica

A

country house and farm f

361
Q

rusticus

A

peasant m -i

362
Q

saepe

A

often adv

363
Q

saluto, salutāre

A

to greet, welcome

364
Q

salve/salvete

A

greetings! hello!

365
Q

salvus

A

-a -um safe

366
Q

scelestus

A

-a -um wicked

367
Q

scio, scīre

A

to know

368
Q

scribo, scribere

A

to write

369
Q

se

A

himself, herself, oneself, itself, themselves

370
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secundus

A

-a -um second

371
Q

sed

A

conj but

372
Q

sedeo, sedēre

A

to sit

373
Q

semisomnus

A

-a -um half asleep

374
Q

semper

A

adv always

375
Q

senator, senatoris

A

m senator

376
Q

senex senis

A

old man m

377
Q

septem

A

seven

378
Q

septimus

A

seventh -a -um

379
Q

servus

A

-i m slave

380
Q

sex

A

six

381
Q

si

A

conj if

382
Q

silentium

A

-i silence

383
Q

silva

A

-ae forest, woods f

384
Q

simul

A

adv together, at the same time

385
Q

soleo, solēre

A

to be accustomed to, be in the habit of

386
Q

sollicitus

A

alarmed, worried, anxious

387
Q

solus

A

alone

388
Q

soror, sororis

A

sister f

389
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statim

A

immediately

390
Q

statua

A

f -ae statue

391
Q

sto, stare

A

to stand

392
Q

stola

A

stola (women’s outer garment)

393
Q

strenuus

A

active, energetic

394
Q

strenue

A

adv strenuously, hard

395
Q

sub

A

prep abl under, beneath

396
Q

subito

A

suddenly adv

397
Q

sum, esse

A

irreg to be

398
Q

sunt

A

they are

399
Q

surgo, surgere

A

to get, rise

400
Q

suus

A

-a -um his, her, its, their

401
Q

tabellarius

A

m courier

402
Q

taceo, tacēre

A

to be quiet

403
Q

tace/tacete!

A

be quiet!

404
Q

taedet, taedēre

A

it bores

405
Q

tamen

A

adv however, nevertheless

406
Q

tandem

A

adv at last, finally

407
Q

tantum

A

adv only

408
Q

tardus

A

slow -a -um

409
Q

te

A

you

410
Q

temerarius

A

rash, reckless, bold

411
Q

tempto, temptare

A

to try

412
Q

tempus, temporis

A

time

413
Q

teneo, tenēre

A

to hold

414
Q

terro, terrēre

A

to frighten, terrify

415
Q

timeo, timēre

A

to fear, be afraid

416
Q

toga

A

f toga

417
Q

toga virilis

A

toga of manhood

418
Q

trado, tradere

A

to hand over

419
Q

traho, trahere

A

to drag, pull

420
Q

tres, tres, tria

A

three

421
Q

tribus diebus

A

in 3 days

422
Q

troia

A

troy

423
Q

troianus

A

trojan

424
Q

troiani

A

-oru m pl the trojans

425
Q

tu

A

acc of te you sing

426
Q

tum

A

at that moment adv, then

427
Q

tunica

A

f tunic -ae

428
Q

tuus

A

-a -um your sing

429
Q

ubi

A

adv where

430
Q

ubi

A

conj where, when

431
Q

unde

A

adv from where

432
Q

undecimus

A

-a -um eleventh

433
Q

unus

A

-a -um one

434
Q

urbs, urbs

A

gen pl urbiu f city

435
Q

ut

A

adv as

436
Q

uxor, uxoris

A

wife

437
Q

vale/valete

A

goodbye

438
Q

vehiculum

A

vehicle

439
Q

velle

A

he/she wishes, wants

440
Q

wenio, venire

A

to come

441
Q

verbero, verbarāre

A

to beat, whip

442
Q

verto, vertere

A

to turn

443
Q

vestigium

A

track, footprint, trace

444
Q

vexo, vexāre

A

to annoy

445
Q

via

A

street, road

446
Q

via appia

A

the appian way f -ae

447
Q

vicinus

A

-a -um neighbouring

448
Q

videō, videre

A

to see

449
Q

vilicus

A

m -i overseer, farm manager

450
Q

villa

A

f -ae country house

451
Q

vinea

A

f -ae vineyard

452
Q

vir, viri

A

m man, husband

453
Q

virga

A

-ae f stick, rod, switch

454
Q

vis

A

you want

455
Q

vito, vitāre

A

to avoid

456
Q

volo, velle

A

irreg to wish, to want, be willing

457
Q

vos

A

you pl

458
Q

vox, vocis

A

f voice

459
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vult

A

wishes, wants, is willing

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