Ecce Romani I - Vocabulary Flashcards
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aestas (1)
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aestatis, f. - summer
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alter (1)
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altera, alterum - the other, another, second
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arbor (1)
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arboris, f. - tree
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defendo (1)
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defendere, defendi, defensus - defend
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dum (1)
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while
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ecce (1)
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look, behold
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est (1)
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is
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et (1)
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and
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etiam (1)
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even, also
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facio (1)
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facere, feci, factus - do, make
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habito (1)
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habitare, habitavi, habitatus - live, dwell
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iam (1)
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now, already, soon; [non iam] no longer
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in (1)
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(+abl) - in, on
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Italia (1)
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Italiae, f. - Italy
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laetus (1)
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laeta, laetum - happy, glad, joyful
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lego (1)
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legere, legi, lectus - gather, collect; choose, pick; read
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nomen (1)
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nominis, n. - name
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pictura (1)
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picturae, f. - picture
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puella (1)
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puellae, f. - girl
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qui (1)
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quae, quod - who, whose, whom, which, that
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quid (1)
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what? [quid agis? - how are you?]
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quis (1)
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who?; [after si, nisi, num, and ne] anyone
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quod (1)
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because
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Romanus (1)
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Romana, Romanum - Roman
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rusticus (1)
rustica, rusticum - (of the) country
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scribo (1)
scribere, scripsi, scriptus - write
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sedeo (1)
sedere, sedi, sessus - sit
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sub (1)
(+acc; +abl) - under, close up to
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sum (1)
esse, fui, futurus - be
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ubi (1)
where, when
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vicinus (1)
vicina, vicinum - neighboring, adjacent
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villa (1)
villae, f. - farmhouse, country house, villa
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ad (2)
(+acc) - to, toward, near
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ager (2)
agri, m. - field, farm, land
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ambulo (2)
ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatus - walk
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amicus (2)
amici, m. - friend
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brevis (2)
breve - short, brief
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curro (2)
currere, cucurri, cursus - run
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defessus (2)
defessa, defessum - tired
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e, ex (2)
(+abl) - from, out of, out from
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hodie (2)
today
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lentus (2)
lenta, lentum - slow
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non (2)
not; no
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quoque (2)
also, too
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saepe (2)
often
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sed (2)
but
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strenuus (2)
strenua, strenuum - active, energetic
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sunt (2)
are
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tandem (2)
finally, at last
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tempus (2)
temporis, n. - time, season; occasion
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abeo (3)
abire, abii, abitus - go away, depart
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Britannicus (3)
Britannica, Britannicum - British, English
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cado (3)
cadere, cecidi, casus - fall, die, be slain
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clamo (3)
clamare, clamavi, clamatus - shout, cry out
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femina (3)
feminae, f. - woman, wife
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gemo (3)
gemere, gemui, gemitus - groan
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hortus (3)
horti, m. - garden
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idem (3)
eadem, idem - the same
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in (3)
(+acc) - into
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iratus (3)
irata, iratum - angry
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ita (3)
so, in this way, thus; yes
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laboro (3)
laborare, laboravi, laboratus - work, suffer, toil
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minime (3)
by no means, not at all, scarcely; no
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molestus (3)
molesta, molestum - annoying; (as a noun) pest
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multus (3)
multa, multum - much; many
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-ne (3)
(introduces a yes/no question)
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piscina (3)
piscinae, f. - fishpond
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puer (3)
pueri, m. - boy
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rideo (3)
ridere, risi, risus - laugh at, mock, deride; smile, laugh
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servus (3)
servi, m. - slave, servant
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solus (3)
sola, solum - alone, only, sole
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statua (3)
statuae, f. - statue
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subito (3)
suddenly
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vir (3)
viri, m. - man, husband
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amo (4)
amare, amavi, amatus - love, like
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ascendo (4)
ascendere, ascendi, ascensus - ascend, climb (up); embark
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audio (4)
audire, audivi, auditus - hear, listen to
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caveo (4)
cavere, cavi, cautus - be careful, beware, watch out for
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conspicio (4)
conspicere, conspexi, conspectus - look at (attentively), see, catch sight of, spot
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descendo (4)
descendere, descendi, descensus - come down, go down, climb down, descend
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dormio (4)
dormire, dormivi, dormitus - sleep
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fragor (4)
fragoris, m. - crash, noise, din
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furtim (4)
stealthily
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igitur (4)
therefore
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infirmus (4)
infirma, infirmum - weak, shaky
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magnus (4)
magna, magnum - great, large, big
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me (4)
me
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nihil (4)
nothing
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qualis (4)
quale - what kind, of what sort
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quo (4)
to what place, where
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ramus (4)
rami, m. - branch
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semper (4)
always
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sollicitus (4)
sollicita, sollicitum - anxious, worried
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te (4)
(see tu)
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terreo (4)
terrere, terrui, territus - scare, frighten
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tu (4)
{tui, tibi, te, te} - you (s.)
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tum (4)
then; (cum?tum) not only?but also
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vexo (4)
vexare, vexavi, vexatus - annoy
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video (4)
videre, vidi, visus - see; understand; (pass.) seem (best)
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vox (4)
vocis, f. - voice; sound
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adhuc (5)
still, up to this time
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advenio (5)
advenire, adveni, adventus - reach, arrive (at)
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arripio (5)
arripere, arripui, arreptus - grab, snatch, seize
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auxilium (5)
auxilii, n. - aid, help; (pl.) auxiliaries; reinforcements
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calidus (5)
calida, calidum - warm, hot
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clamor (5)
clamoris, m. - shout, din, clamor, noise
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dies (5)
diei, m./f. - day, time
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ego (5)
{mei, mihi, me, me} - I
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erro (5)
errare, erravi, erratus - wander; be mistaken, make a mistake, err
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excipio (5)
excipere, excepi, exceptus - welcome, receive, catch
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exeo (5)
exire, exii, exitus - go out, go forth, leave; perish
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fero (5)
ferre, tuli, latus - bear, carry, bring; take; relate
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frigidus (5)
frigida, frigidum - cold; frigid
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ibi (5)
there, in that place
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ignavus (5)
ignava, ignavum - lazy, cowardly
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lupus (5)
lupi, m. - wolf
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neque (5)
(sometimes spelled nec) - and not; (neque?neque) neither?nor
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nolo (5)
nolle, nolui - be unwilling, not want, not wish
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paro (5)
parare, paravi, paratus - get, get ready, prepare
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perterreo (5)
perterrere, perterrui, perterritus - frighten thoroughly, terrify
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peto (5)
petere, petivi, petitus - seek, look for; ask (for), beg; attack; aim at
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possum (5)
posse, potui - be able, can
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prope (5)
(+acc) - near
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repello (5)
repellere, reppuli, repulsus - drive off, drive back, repulse
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respondeo (5)
respondere, respondi, responsus - answer, reply, respond
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rivus (5)
rivi, m. - stream
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salvus (5)
salva, salvum - safe
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si (5)
if, whether [si vis - if you wish, please]
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silva (5)
silvae, f. - forest, woods
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statim (5)
immediately, at once
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temerarius (5)
temeraria, temerarium - reckless, rash, bold
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timeo (5)
timere, timui, ----- - fear, be afraid
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volo (5)
velle, volui - wish, want, be willing
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adiuvo (6)
adiuvare, adiuvi, adiutus - help
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ancilla (6)
ancillae, f. - slave woman
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aqua (6)
aquae, f. - water
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cibus (6)
cibi, m. - food
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coquo (6)
coquere, coxi, coctus - cook
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curo (6)
curare, curavi, curatus - take care of, look after, care for; cure
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doceo (6)
docere, docui, doctus - teach, show, point out
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ipse (6)
ipsa, ipsum - myself; your-, him-, her-, it- self; our-, them- selves
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lana (6)
lanae, f. - wool
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lucet (6)
lucere, luxit - it is light, it is day
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mater (6)
matris, f. - mother
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mox (6)
soon, presently
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necesse (6)
necessary
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nondum (6)
not yet
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nunc (6)
now
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observo (6)
observare, observavi, observatus - watch
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omnis (6)
omne - every, all, all of
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pater (6)
patris, m. - father
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per (6)
(+acc) - through, along
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porto (6)
portare, portavi, portatus - carry, bring, bear
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purgo (6)
purgare, purgavi, purgatus - clean
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reprehendo (6)
reprehendere, reprehendi, reprehensus - blame, scold
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surgo (6)
surgere, surrexi, surrectus - rise, get up, stand up; lift; grow
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tamen (6)
nevertheless, however, but, still, yet
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traho (6)
trahere, traxi, tractus - draw, drag, pull, lead
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consulo (7)
consulere, consului, consultus - consult, ask the advice of
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duco (7)
ducere, duxi, ductus - lead, guide, take, bring; think, consider
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eheu (7)
alas; oh dear
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eo (7)
ire, ii, itus - go, move
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epistula (7)
epistulae, f. - letter
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eugepae (7)
hurray
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inquam (7)
{inquam, inquis, inquit; -----, -----, inquiunt} - say
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meus (7)
mea, meum - my, mine
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nuntius (7)
nuntii, m. - messenger; message, news, report
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occupatus (7)
occupata, occupatum - busy
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princeps (7)
principis, m. - leading man, chief, prince, emperor, leader
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redeo (7)
redire, redii, reditus - go back, return
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revoco (7)
revocare, revocavi, revocatus - call back
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Roma (7)
Romae, f. - Rome
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saluto (7)
salutare, salutavi, salutatus - greet
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salve, salvete (7)
hello
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senator (7)
senatoris, m. - senator
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specto (7)
spectare, spectavi, spectatus - look at, watch
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trado (7)
tradere, tradidi, traditus - hand over; hand down; relate; surrender
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urbs (7)
urbis, f. - city
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venio (7)
venire, veni, ventus - come
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ago (8)
agere, egi, actus - do, drive, discuss, live, spend (time)
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Britannia (8)
Britanniae, f. - Britain, England
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celer (8)
celeris, celere - quick, swift, fast
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cubiculum (8)
cubiculi, n. - bedroom
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deinde (8)
then, next
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excito (8)
excitare, excitavi, excitatus - rouse, wake (someone) up
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induo (8)
induere, indui, indutus - put on
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intro (8)
intrare, intravi, intratus - enter, go into
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iterum (8)
again, a second time
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nam (8)
for, indeed
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narrator (8)
narratoris, m. - narrator
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nos (8)
{nostrum, nobis, nos, nobis} - we
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toga (8)
togae, f. - toga
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tunica (8)
tunicae, f. - tunic
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vos (8)
{vestrum, vobis, vos, vobis} - you (pl.)
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alius (9)
alia, aliud - another, other; different
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complexus (9)
complexus, m. - embrace
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discedo (9)
discedere, discessi, discessus - go away, depart, leave, withdraw; give up
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festino (9)
festinare, festinavi, festinatus - hurry
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hic (9)
here
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hora (9)
horae, f. - hour
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ianitor (9)
ianitoris, m. - doorkeeper
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ianua (9)
ianuae, f. - door, entrance
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lacrimo (9)
lacrimare, lacrimavi, lacrimatus - weep, cry
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maneo (9)
manere, mansi, mansus - remain, stay; wait, wait for
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miser (9)
misera, miserum - sad, poor, wretched, unhappy
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mitto (9)
mittere, misi, missus - let go, send; throw
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nemo (9)
neminis, m./f. - no one
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nescio (9)
nescire, nescivi (or nescii), ----- - not know, be ignorant
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nullus (9)
nulla, nullum - not any, no, none
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o (9)
O (introduces direct address or exclamation)
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promitto (9)
promittere, promisi, promissus - promise
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secundus (9)
secunda, secundum - second
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semisomnus (9)
semisomna, semisomnum - half-asleep
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simul (9)
together, at the same time
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suus (9)
sua, suum - his, her, its; their [belongs to the subject]
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taceo (9)
tacere, tacui, tacitus - be silent
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tacitus (9)
tacita, tacitum - silent, quiet
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tempto (9)
temptare, temptavi, temptatus - try, attempt; tempt
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teneo (9)
tenere, tenui, tentus - hold, keep
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tuus (9)
tua, tuum - your, yours [of one person]
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vale, valete (9)
good-bye
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baculum (10)
baculi, n. - stick, staff
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cista (10)
cistae, f. - trunk, chest
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cras (10)
tomorrow
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equus (10)
equi, m. - horse
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exclamo (10)
exclamare, exclamavi, exclamatus - shout (out), exclaim
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gero (10)
gerere, gessi, gestus - wear, bear, carry (on); wage
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habeo (10)
habere, habui, habitus - have, hold; consider
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iacio (10)
iacere, ieci, iactus - throw, hurl
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incito (10)
incitare, incitavi, incitatus - stir up, urge on, arouse, spur, drive
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interea (10)
meanwhile
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iter (10)
itineris, n. - journey, march; road, route
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iubeo (10)
iubere, iussi, iussus - order, command, bid, tell (+inf)
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liberi (10)
liberorum, m.pl. - children
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palla (10)
pallae, f. - palla; shawl for women
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paratus (10)
parata, paratum - prepared, ready
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pono (10)
ponere, posui, positus - put, place
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praetextus (10)
praetexta, praetextum - bordered; [toga praetexta - purple bordered toga]
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quidam (10)
quaedam, quidam - a certain (one), one, some
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raeda (10)
raedae, f. - carriage
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raedarius (10)
raedarii, m. - driver
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scelestus (10)
scelesta, scelestum - wicked
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soleo (10)
solere, solitus - be accustomed (to), be in the habit of (+ inf)
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sto (10)
stare, steti, status - stand; remain
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stola (10)
stolae, f. - stola; over-tunic for women
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via (10)
viae, f. - road, way, street
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absum (11)
abesse, afui, afuturus - be absent, be distant, be away, be free from
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area (11)
areae, f. - open space; threshing floor
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celo (11)
celare, celavi, celatus - hide
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dominus (11)
domini, m. - master, lord, owner
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effugio (11)
effugiere, effugi, effugitus - flee, run away, escape
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filia (11)
filiae, f. - daughter
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filius (11)
filii, m. - son
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frater (11)
fratris, m. - brother
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ille (11)
illa, illud - that, those; (pn.) he, she, it, they; the former
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impedio (11)
impedire, impedivi, impeditus - hinder, impede, obstruct, prevent
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ira (11)
irae, f. - anger, wrath
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lupa (11)
lupae, f. - she-wolf
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musso (11)
mussare, mussavi, mussatus - mutter
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nox (11)
noctis, f. - night
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numerus (11)
numeri, m. - number
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parens (11)
parentis, m./f. - parent
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plenus (11)
plena, plenum - full (of) (+gen)
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porta (11)
portae, f. - gate, entrance; door
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quamquam (11)
although
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se (11)
(see sui)
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soror (11)
sororis, f. - sister
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sui (11)
{-----, sui, sibi, se(se), se(se)} - himself, herself, itself, oneself, themselves
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uxor (11)
uxoris, f. - wife
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verbero (11)
verberare, verberavi, verberatus - beat, whip, strike
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vilicus (11)
vilici, m. - overseer, farm manager
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bonus (12)
bona, bonum - good
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canis (12)
canis, m./f. - dog
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convoco (12)
convocare, convocavi, convocatus - call together, summon, assemble
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cum (12)
(+abl) - with
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fossa (12)
fossae, f. - ditch, trench
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frons (12)
frontis, f. - forehead, front
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immobilis (12)
immobile - motionless
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invenio (12)
invenire, inveni, inventus - find, come upon
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latro (12)
latrare, latravi, latratus - bark
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littera (12)
litterae, f. - letter [a,b,c, etc.]; (pl.) a letter
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olfacio (12)
olfacere, olfeci, olfactus - catch the scent of, smell, sniff
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quando (12)
when
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quomodo (12)
how, in what manner, in what way
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rogo (12)
rogare, rogavi, rogatus - ask (for)
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unde (12)
from where, from which
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vestigium (12)
vestigii, n. - track, footprint, trace
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vinea (12)
vineae, f. - vineyard
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a, ab (13)
(+abl) - from, away from; by
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auriga (13)
aurigae, m. - charioteer
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civis (13)
civis, m./f. - citizen
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erat (13)
he/she was
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fatuus (13)
fatua, fatuum - stupid
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ferociter (13)
fiercely
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identidem (13)
again and again, repeatedly
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pars (13)
partis, f. - part, side; party; direction, region
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pes (13)
pedis, m. - foot, paw
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praeclarus (13)
praeclara, praeclarum - distinguished, famous
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quam (13)
how; as, than
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quiesco (13)
quiescere, quievi, quietus - rest, keep quiet
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risus (13)
risus, m. - smile, laugh
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rusticus (13)
rustici, m. - peasant
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septimus (13)
septima, septimum - seventh
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tabellarius (13)
tabellarii, m. - courier
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tres (13)
tria - three
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vehiculum (13)
vehiculi, n. - vehicle
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virga (13)
virgae, f. - stick, rod, switch, twig
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vito (13)
vitare, vitavi, vitatus - avoid
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accidit (14)
accidere, accidit, - it happens
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ars (14)
artis, f. - art, skill
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cesso (14)
cessare, cessavi, cessatus - be idle, do nothing, delay
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cisium (14)
cisii, n. - light two-wheeled carriage
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commoveo (14)
commovere, commovi, commotus - disturb, alarm, upset, move thoroughly
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concido (14)
concidere, concidi, ----- - fall down
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culpa (14)
culpae, f. - fault, blame, sin
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cunctus (14)
cuncta, cunctum - all
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deverto (14)
devertere, deverti, deversus - turn aside
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extraho (14)
extrahere, extraxi, extractus - drag out, take out, pull out
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frustra (14)
in vain
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gaudeo (14)
gaudere, gavisus - be glad, rejoice
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haereo (14)
haerere, haesi, haesus - stick, cling
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incolumis (14)
incolume - unhurt, unharmed, safe and sound
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interpello (14)
interpellare, interpellavi, interpellatus - interrupt
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moveo (14)
movere, movi, motus - move
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noster (14)
nostra, nostrum - our
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olivetum (14)
oliveti, n. - olive tree
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periculum (14)
periculi, n. - danger, peril, trial, risk
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placidus (14)
placida, placidum - gentle, peaceful
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appareo (15)
apparere, apparui, apparitus - appear
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bos (15)
bovis, m./f. - ox, cow; (pl.) cattle
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centum (15)
a hundred
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decem (15)
ten
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diu (15)
for a long time
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duo (15)
duae, duo - two
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exspecto (15)
exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus - look out for, await, wait for
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fortasse (15)
perhaps
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longus (15)
longa, longum - long, tall
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mille (15)
a thousand
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murmur (15)
murmuris, n. - murmur, rumble
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Neapolis (15)
Neapolis, f. - Naples
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novem (15)
nine
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nubes (15)
nubis, f. - cloud
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octo (15)
eight
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onus (15)
oneris, n. - load, burden, weight
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plaustrum (15)
plaustri, n. - wagon, cart
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praeterea (15)
besides, too, moreover
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procul (15)
at a distance, far off
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pulvis (15)
pulveris, m. - dust
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quattuor (15)
four
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quingenti (15)
quingentae, quingenta - five hundred
211
quinquaginta (15)
fifty
212
quinque (15)
five
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quot (15)
how many?
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rota (15)
rotae, f. - wheel
215
septem (15)
seven
216
sex (15)
six
217
silentium (15)
silentii, n. - silence
218
tantum (15)
only
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tardus (15)
tarda, tardum - late, slow
220
unus (15)
una, unum - one, sole, single, only
221
animus (16)
animi, m. - courage, mind, soul, life
222
aperio (16)
aperire, aperui, apertus - open, uncover, disclose, reveal, expose
223
apud (16)
(+acc) - among, in the presence of, at the house of, with
224
carus (16)
cara, carum - dear
225
de (16)
(+abl) - from, down from; concerning, about
226
ferio (16)
ferire, ferivi, feritus - hit, strike
227
hospes (16)
hospitis, m. - guest; host; friend, stranger
228
iocus (16)
ioci, m. - joke, prank
229
itaque (16)
and so, therefore
230
ludo (16)
ludere, lusi, lusus - play; mock
231
mortuus (16)
mortua, mortuum - dead
232
nonus (16)
nona, nonum - ninth
233
novus (16)
nova, novum - new, strange
234
pila (16)
pilae, f. - ball
235
relinquo (16)
relinquere, reliqui, relictus - leave (behind), abandon
236
scio (16)
scire, scivi, scitus - know, understand; perceive
237
taedet (16)
taedere, taeduit (or taesus sum) - it bores, it annoys
238
ut (16)
(with indicative verbs) as, how, when, since
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verto (16)
vertere, verti, versus - turn, direct, change
240
advesperascit (17)
advesperascere, advesperavit - it gets dark
241
aedificium (17)
aedificii, n. - building, house
242
caelum (17)
caeli, n. - sky, heavens
243
caupo (17)
cauponis, m. - innkeeper
244
caupona (17)
cauponae, f. - inn
245
custodio (17)
custodire, custodivi, custoditus - guard
246
domina (17)
dominae, f. - mistress, lady of the house
247
Graecus (17)
Graeca, Graecum - Greek; (as a noun) a Greek
248
periculosus (17)
periculosa, periculosum - dangerous
249
pernocto (17)
pernoctare, pernoctavi, pernoctatus - spend the night
250
undecimus (17)
undecima, undecimum - eleventh
251
agnosco (18)
agnoscere, agnovi, agnitus - recognize
252
cauda (18)
caudae, f. - tail
253
doleo (18)
dolere, dolui, dolitus - suffer, hurt; grieve (for), be sorry (for)
254
fortis (18)
forte - strong; brave
255
fugio (18)
fugere, fugi, fugitus - flee (from), run away; escape
256
hic (18)
haec, hoc - this, these; (pn.) he, she, it, they; the latter
257
homo (18)
hominis, m. - man, human, human being
258
laudo (18)
laudare, laudavi, laudatus - praise
259
legatus (18)
legati, m. - envoy, ambassador; lieutenant
260
manus (18)
manus, f. - hand; band of men
261
mehercule (18)
by Hercules, goodness me
262
modo (18)
only; just now, lately
263
nisi (18)
unless, if...not, except
264
obesus (18)
obesa, obesum - fat
265
olim (18)
once, formerly, long ago; sometime
266
praecipito (18)
praecipitare, praecipitavi, praecipitatus - hurl [se praecipitare - hurl oneself, rush]
267
praecurro (18)
praecurrere, praecurri, praecursus - run ahead
268
vesperi (18)
in the evening
269
viator (18)
viatoris, m. - traveler
270
cena (19)
cenae, f. - dinner
271
ceno (19)
cenare, cenavi, cenatus - dine, eat dinner
272
certus (19)
certa, certum - certain, definite, fixed, sure
273
diligenter (19)
carefully
274
esurio (19)
esurire, esurivi, esuritus - be hungry
275
explico (19)
explicare, explicavi, explicatus - explain, unfold
276
lectus (19)
lecti, m. - couch, bed
277
melior (19)
melius - better
278
nonne (19)
surely (introduces yes/no question expecting 'yes')
279
res (19)
rei, f. - thing, matter, affair, object, event, situation
280
sordidus (19)
sordida, sordidum - dirty
281
valde (19)
very, very much, exceedingly; yes
282
vehementer (19)
very much, violently, loudly, hard
283
vigilo (19)
vigilare, vigilavi, vigilatus - stay awake, keep watch
284
ante (20)
(sometimes spelled antea) - before, previously
285
attente (20)
attentively, closely
286
devoro (20)
devorare, devoravi, devoratus - devour, swallow
287
dico (20)
dicere, dixi, dictus - say, tell; set, appoint
288
enim (20)
for, indeed
289
esto (20)
all right
290
fabula (20)
fabulae, f. - story; [fabulam ago] act in a play
291
heri (20)
yesterday
292
lavo (20)
lavare, lavi, lautus - wash, bathe
293
licet (20)
licere, licuit, lictum - it is allowed, it is permitted (impersonal)
294
medius (20)
media, medium - middle (of), mid
295
miles (20)
militis, m. - soldier
296
narro (20)
narrare, narravi, narratus - tell, relate
297
neco (20)
necare, necavi, necatus - kill
298
numquam (20)
never
299
optimus (20)
optima, optimum - best, very good
300
paulisper (20)
for a short time
301
post (20)
(+acc) - after, behind
302
postquam (20)
after
303
accuso (21)
accusare, accusavi, accusatus - accuse
304
appello (21)
appellare, appellavi, appellatus - call, name, address
305
aurum (21)
auri, n. - gold
306
canto (21)
cantare, cantavi, cantatus - sing
307
capio (21)
capere, cepi, captus - take, seize, capture
308
cogito (21)
cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus - think
309
conicio (21)
conicere, conieci, coniectus - throw (together), hurl, drive
310
corpus (21)
corporis, n. - body
311
crotalum (21)
crotali, n. - rattle, castanet
312
culina (21)
culinae, f. - kitchen
313
do (21)
dare, dedi, datus - give, grant; surrender
314
emo (21)
emere, emi, emptus - buy, take
315
feles (21)
felis, f. - cat
316
finio (21)
finire, finivi, finitus - finish
317
Gades (21)
Gadium, f.pl. - Gades (Cadiz, a town in Spain)
318
Graecia (21)
Graeciae, f. - Greece
319
innocentia (21)
innocentiae, f. - innocence
320
inspicio (21)
inspicere, inspexi, inspectus - examine, look at, inspect
321
invitus (21)
invita, invitum - unwilling, against one's will
322
libertas (21)
libertatis, f. - freedom, liberty
323
lux (21)
lucis, f. - light, daylight
324
malus (21)
mala, malum - bad; (as a noun) trouble, evil
325
mane (21)
early in the day, in the morning
326
Megara (21)
Megarae, f. - Megara (a city in Greece)
327
mors (21)
mortis, f. - death
328
mus (21)
muris, m. - mouse
329
obdormio (21)
obdormire, obdormivi, obdormitus - go to sleep
330
pecunia (21)
pecuniae, f. - money
331
pirata (21)
piratae, m. - pirate
332
praeter (21)
(+acc) - beyond, more then; except, besides
333
primus (21)
prima, primum - first; earliest; foremost [prima luce - at dawn]
334
punio (21)
punire, punivi, punitus - punish
335
recupero (21)
recuperare, recuperavi, recuperatus - recover
336
removeo (21)
removere, removi, remotus - remove, move back, move aside
337
saltatrix (21)
saltatricis, f. - dancer
338
salto (21)
saltare, saltavi, saltatus - dance
339
sero (21)
late
340
simulo (21)
simulare, simulavi, simulatus - pretend
341
somnium (21)
somnii, n. - dream
342
somnus (21)
somni, m. - sleep, dreams
343
sonitus (21)
sonitus, m. - sound
344
stercus (21)
stercoris, n. - dung, manure
345
supra (21)
above, on top
346
timidus (21)
timida, timidum - shy, afraid, fearful, timid
347
totus (21)
tota, totum - whole (of), all (of), entire
348
tremo (21)
tremere, tremui, ----- - tremble
349
admoveo (22)
admovere, admovi, admotus - move toward
350
atque (22)
(sometimes spelled ac) - and, and also, and even
351
bene (22)
well, successfully
352
cum (22)
when, since, although
353
habenae (22)
habenarum, f.pl. - reins
354
immemor (22)
immemoris [gen.] - forgetful (+gen)
355
ingens (22)
ingentis [gen.] - huge, vast
356
intra (22)
(+acc) - inside, within
357
mandatum (22)
mandati, n. - order, instruction
358
mercator (22)
mercatoris, m. - trader, merchant
359
monstro (22)
monstrare, monstravi, monstratus - point out, show
360
nocturnus (22)
nocturna, nocturnum - happening during the night
361
orator (22)
oratoris, m. - orator, speaker
362
patruus (22)
patrui, m. - uncle
363
sepulchrum (22)
sepulchri, n. - tomb
364
sumo (22)
sumere, sumpsi, sumptus - take, take up, assume, pick out
365
terror (22)
terroris, m. - terror, fear
366
vester (22)
vestra, vestrum - your [pl.]
367
aquaeductus (23)
aquaeductus, m. - aqueduct
368
at (23)
yet, but yet
369
colo (23)
colere, colui, cultus - worship; cultivate, till; inhabit
370
conduco (23)
conducere, conduxi, conductus - hire
371
consido (23)
considere, consedi, consessus - sit down; settle, encamp
372
constituo (23)
constituere, constitui, constitutus - decide; establish, set up, determine
373
curia (23)
curiae, f. - senate house
374
domus (23)
domus, f. - house, home
375
eo (23)
there, to that place
376
exstans (23)
exstantis [gen.] - standing out, towering
377
extra (23)
(+acc) - outside, beyond
378
gaudium (23)
gaudii, n. - joy, gladness
379
huc (23)
here, to this place, hither
380
illuc (23)
there, to that place
381
imber (23)
imbris, m. - rain
382
interdiu (23)
during the day, by day
383
lectica (23)
lecticae, f. - litter
384
lecticarius (23)
lecticarii, m. - litter-bearer
385
maximus (23)
maxima, maximum - greatest, very great, very large
386
mirus (23)
mira, mirum - wonderful, strange, remarkable, marvelous
387
multitudo (23)
multitudinis, f. - crowd, multitude, great number
388
murus (23)
muri, m. - wall, rampart
389
pluit (23)
pluere, pluit - it rains, it is raining
390
pons (23)
pontis, m. - bridge
391
quies (23)
quietis, f. - rest, sleep [se quieti dare - to rest]
392
rimosus (23)
rimosa, rimosum - full of cracks, leaky
393
satis (23)
enough
394
strepitus (23)
strepitus, m. - noise, clattering
395
stultus (23)
stulta, stultum - stupid, foolish, silly
396
stupeo (23)
stupere, stupui, ----- - be amazed, gape
397
supra (23)
(+acc) - above
398
talis (23)
tale - such, of such a kind, like this
399
turba (23)
turbae, f. - crowd, mob
400
undique (23)
on all sides, from all side, from everywhere
401
virilis (23)
virile - of manhood
402
visito (23)
visitare, visitavi, visitatus - visit
403
aedifico (24)
aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus - build
404
aestus (24)
aestus, m. - heat
405
arcus (24)
arcus, m. - arch, bow
406
attonitus (24)
attonita, attonitum - astonished, astounded, thunderstruck
407
circumeo (24)
circumire, circumii, circumitus - go around
408
demonstro (24)
demonstrare, demonstravi, demonstratus - point out, show, explain
409
labor (24)
laboris, m. - labor, work, toil; suffering, hardship, difficulty
410
liber (24)
libri, m. - book
411
ludus (24)
ludi, m. - school, game, play
412
magnificus (24)
magnifica, magnificum - magnificent
413
moles (24)
molis, f. - mass, huge bulk
414
mons (24)
montis, m. - mountain, hill
415
occurro (24)
occurrere, occurri, occursus - meet (+dat)
416
Palatinus (24)
Palatina, Palatinum - Palatine, belonging to the Palatine Hill
417
simul atque (24)
(sometimes spelled simul ac) - as soon as
418
tantus (24)
tanta, tantum - so great, such great, so much, such a big
419
vix (24)
hardly, scarcely, with difficulty
420
abhinc (25)
ago, previously
421
aliquis (25)
aliquid - someone, something; anyone, anything
422
amphitheatrum (25)
amphitheatri, n. - amphitheater
423
aureus (25)
aurea, aureum - golden, gold
424
caput (25)
capitis, n. - head; life
425
causa (25)
causae, f. - cause, reason, case
426
cliens (25)
clientis, m. - client, dependent
427
conficio (25)
conficere, confeci, confectus - do thoroughly, finish, complete; exhaust
428
eho (25)
hey
429
forum (25)
fori, n. - forum, marketplace
430
lapis (25)
lapidis, m. - stone
431
opprimo (25)
opprimere, oppressi, oppressus - press against; overwhelm, overpower; overcome
432
patronus (25)
patroni, m. - patron
433
pervenio (25)
pervenire, perveni, perventus - arrive, reach (with ad +acc)
434
poeta (25)
poetae, m. - poet
435
postis (25)
postis, m. - door-post
436
quadratus (25)
quadrata, quadratum - squared
437
reditus (25)
reditus, m. - return
438
senatus (25)
senatus, m. - senate
439
sequor (25)
sequi, secutus - follow [sequens - following]
440
sterto (25)
stertere, stertui, ----- - snore
441
stilus (25)
stili, m. - pen
442
taberna (25)
tabernae, f. - shop, store, inn
443
tertius (25)
tertia, tertium - third
444
tumultus (25)
tumultus, m. - uproar, commotion
445
vinum (25)
vini, n. - wine
446
adsum (26)
adesse, adfui, adfuturus - be near, be present; help
447
aliter (26)
otherwise
448
antiquus (26)
antiqua, antiquum - old, ancient
449
atrium (26)
atrii, n. - entry hall
450
aut (26)
or; (aut?aut) either?or
451
captivus (26)
captivi, m. - prisoner, captive
452
claudo (26)
claudere, clausi, clausus - shut, close
453
colloquium (26)
colloquii, n. - conversation, conference
454
confido (26)
confidere, confisus - trust, have confidence in, rely on (+dat.)
455
coniunx (26)
coniugis, m./f. - spouse, husband, wife
456
custos (26)
custodis, m./f. - guard, guardian, keeper, watchman; watch
457
debeo (26)
debere, debui, debitus - ought; owe
458
desidero (26)
desiderare, desideravi, desideratus - long for, miss
459
eruptio (26)
eruptionis, f. - eruption
460
gladius (26)
gladii, m. - sword
461
gratia (26)
gratiae, f. - favor, influence, good will; gratitude, thanks
462
iaceo (26)
iacere, iacui, ----- - lie, lie dead
463
lutum (26)
luti, n. - mud
464
metus (26)
metus, m. - fear
465
noceo (26)
nocere, nocui, nocitus - harm, injure (+dat)
466
nonnumquam (26)
sometimes
467
oculus (26)
oculi, m. - eye
468
oratio (26)
orationis, f. - oration, speech
469
parvulus (26)
parvula, parvulum - small, little
470
postridie (26)
on the following day, the next day
471
praedo (26)
praedonis, m. - robber
472
propter (26)
(+acc) - because of, on account of
473
quintus (26)
quinta, quintum - fifth
474
servo (26)
servare, servavi, servatus - save, guard, keep, look after
475
sine (26)
(+abl) - without
476
stringo (26)
stringere, strinxi, strictus - draw [gladium stringere - to draw a sword]
477
tablinum (26)
tablini, n. - study, den
478
terra (26)
terrae, f. - earth, land
479
verbosus (26)
verbosa, verbosum - talkative
480
veto (26)
vetare, vetui, vetitus - forbid, tell?not (+inf)
481
albatus (27)
albata, albatum - white
482
circensis (27)
circense - of the circus
483
factio (27)
factionis, f. - company (of charioteers)
484
faveo (27)
favere, favi, fautus - favor, support (+dat)
485
feriatus (27)
feriata, feriatum - celebrating a holiday
486
gloria (27)
gloriae, f. - glory, fame
487
humus (27)
humi, f. - soil, ground
488
immortalis (27)
immortale - immortal
489
inuro (27)
inurere, inussi, inustus - brand
490
is (27)
ea, id - this, that, these, those; (pn.) he, she, it, they
491
mappa (27)
mappae, f. - napkin
492
meta (27)
metae, f. - mark, goal, turning post
493
mulier (27)
mulieris, f. - woman, wife
494
prasinus (27)
prasina, prasinum - green
495
russatus (27)
russata, russatum - red
496
signum (27)
signi, n. - sign, signal
497
spectator (27)
spectatoris, m. - spectator
498
venetus (27)
veneta, venetum - blue
499
victor (27)
victoris, m. - conqueror, victor
500
vinco (27)
vincere, vici, victus - conquer, win; defeat, surpass
