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GCSE Words (Eduqas) Flashcards

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aliter

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differently

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appeto, -ere

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seek after, claim for themselves

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ara, -ae, f.

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altar

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arbitrium, -i, n. (opposite of arbitrary)

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choice, wish

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arcesso, -ere

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summon, fetch

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ars, arctis, f. (art)

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skill, design, method

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arx, arcis, f.

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citadel, fortress

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auctor, -is, m.

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leader, adviser

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audacia, -ae, f. (audacious)

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recklessness, violent behaviour

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auspicium, -i, n. (auspicious)

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instruction, rule

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aut

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or

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autem

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however, on the other hand

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bini, -orum (binary system)

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double, a pari

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brevis, -e (brevity)

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small, limited

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caedo, -ere, cecidi, caesus (homicide)

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kill, sacrifice

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caelabs, -libis

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bachelor, unattached, solitary

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caespes, -itis, m. (caespitose)

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turf

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candidus, -a, -um (incandescent)

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bright, dressed in white

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carpo, -ere (carpet)

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pick, pluck

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ceteri, -ae, -a

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other

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cogitatio, -onis, f.

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thought

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cogo, -ere

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force, squeeze

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coma, -ae, f.

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hair, ‘threads’ or ‘stigmas’ of saffron

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commodus, -a, -um

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suitable, useful

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commune, -is, n.

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public property, wealth

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communis, -e

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joint, shared (between both sides)

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concido, -ere, -cidi, -cisus

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cut up, chop

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conscendo, -ere

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climb on, mount

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consensus, -us, m. (consent)

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consent, agreement

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consisto, -ere, -stiti (persist)

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stay, live

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constat, -are

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it is agreed, generally accepted

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construo, -ere (construct)

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pile up

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consuetudo, -inis, f. (custom, consuetude)

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habit, custom, routine

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contemno, -ere (contempt)

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despise, frown on

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cortex, corticis, m. (cortex, outer layer)

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bark

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cum

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when, while, whenever

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cupide

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greedily

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cursus, -us, m. (course)

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flow, current

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curtus, -a, -um (curt, cut)

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cracked, broken

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daps, dapis, f. (dapiver)

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feast

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41
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de +abl. (describe)

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about, concerning, from

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diversus (diverse)

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different, opposite

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defodio, -ere, -fodi, -fossus (de-fossil)

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dig down, fix in the ground

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dumus, -i, m. (dumb kid fell into bramble bush)

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bramble, thorn-bush

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enim

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for, certainly

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erumpo, -ere (erupt)

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burst out

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47
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etiam

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also

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48
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etiamnum

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still, even now

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evinco, -ere (convince)

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defeat, wipe out

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examen, -inis, n.

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swarm

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excipio, -ere (except-accept)

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receive

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excito, -are (excitatiton)

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wake up, rouse, stimulate

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exerceo, -ere (exertion)

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till, cultivate

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exercitus, -us, m. (exercise army)

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army

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existimo, -are (estimate)

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think, have an opinion

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experior, -iri

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find out, discover

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expono, -ere (expose)

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set out, explain

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exsisto, -ere (exist)

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emerge, begin

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facinus, -oris, n. (facinorous)

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crime

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faenus, -oris, n. (fine)

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payment, of interest, debt

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familia, -ae, f. (familiar)

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household, community

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favus, -i, m. (favourite)

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honeycomb

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ferus, -a, -um

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wild, rough

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fervidus, -a, -um (fervent, passionate)

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burning, hot

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figo, -ere (fix)

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fix

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fio, fieri (manufacture-to be…)

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become, be made, happen

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flagitium, -i, n. (flagellation)

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disgrace

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flavens, -entis

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yellow

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florens, -entis (flourishing)

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very flourishing, prosperous

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flos, -oris, m.

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flower, blossom

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focus, -i, m. (focal (central point))

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hearth

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fodio, -ere (fossil)

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dig

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foedo, -are, -avi, -atus

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ruin, laid waste

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fortuitus, -a, -um (accidentally rolled an 8- lucky)

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lucky, handy

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fossa, -ae, f. (fotssta(uck) in a ditch)

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ditch

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freno, -are (infringe)

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apply the reins, hold back, control

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frux, frugis, f. (fructose)

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crop, fruit

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gens, gentis, f. (gentry)

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race

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genus, -eris, n. (genre)

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kind, type

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gestatio, -eris, n. (gestation, carrying- ride)

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ride

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gigno, -ere

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give birth, produce

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gramen, -inis, n. (gramineous)

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grass

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83
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hactenus (hitherto)

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this far, to this extent

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84
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hicce, haecce, hocce (emphatic)

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this here

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85
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hiems, hiemis, f. (hibernate)

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winter

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horreo, -ere (horror)

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shudder at, dread, fear

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horridus, -a, -um (horrid- rough)

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rough

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hostis, -is, m. (hostile)

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enemy

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89
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huc

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to here

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iaceo, -ere (adjacent)

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lie (down)

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iam

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now, already, before long

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92
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ibi

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there

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ictus, -us, m.

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dart, ray of sun

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idem, eadem, idem (identical)

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the same

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ignis, -is, m. (ignite)

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fire

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ilex, ilicis, f.

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holm-oak

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immitto, -ere, -misi (opposite of emission)

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put in, throw in

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in vicem

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in turn

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incido, -ere, -cidi, -cisus (incision)

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cut up

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incitamentum, -i, n. incentive)

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stimulant, inducement

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increpito, -are

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rail at, scold, complain about

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incultus, -a, -um (in- culture)

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uncivilised

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103
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inde

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from that, after that, then, next

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induo, -ere, -i

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dress, clothe, cover

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inemptus, -a, -um (exempt)

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unbought

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inerro, -are (errant)

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wander, roam

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inertia, -ae, f.

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laziness, inactivity

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infestus, -a, -um (infest)

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hostile, terrible

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inhonestus, -a, -um

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dishonourable, low-class

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inicio, -ere, -ieci, -iectus (inception, causing)

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throw into, instil, cause

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innitor, -i, -nixus sum (innate)

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lean (on)

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inquis (inquisitive)

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you say

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inquieto, -are (‘to’ un quiet)

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bother, harrass

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intentus, -a, -um (intent)

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intent, engrossed

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intercapedo, -inis, f.

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interruption, interval

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interdum (intermittent)

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sometimes, occasionally

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117
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interim

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meanwhile

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intonsus, -a, -um (tonsure- monk)

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unshaven, bearded

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invitus, -a, -um (unwilling to be invited)

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unwilling, reluctant

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ipse, -a, -um

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himself, herself, itself, myself, yourself; the actual, the very

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irrito, -are

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stimulate, kindle

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is, ea, id

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this, that; he, she, it

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iste, ista, istud

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that

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ita

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in this way, like this, thus

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iubeo, -ere

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order

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iugerum, -i, n. (gen, pl. iugerum)

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acre (of land)

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iustitia, -ae, f. (just)

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fairness, good conduct

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iuvencus, -i, m.

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bull, ox

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labor, labi, lapsus sum (workflow)

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flow, glide

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lactans, -antis (lactose)

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unweaned, suckling

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lacus, -us, m.

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lake

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laguncula, -ae, f.

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drinking-flask

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lancea, -ae, f.

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javelin, spear

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lapis, -idis, m.

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stone

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135
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late (latitude)

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widely, far

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136
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latus, -a, -um (latitude= across)

A

wide, broad

137
Q

laurea, -ae, f. (laurel)

A

laurel, bay tree

138
Q

legatus, -i, m. (delegate)

A

envoy, messenger

139
Q

lego, -ere

A

read

140
Q

levis, -e (levitate)

A

light, gentle

141
Q

lex, legis, f. (legal)

A

law

142
Q

libellus, -i, m. (libellous)

A

petition, written request

143
Q

libet, -ere (liberty)

A

it is pleasant

144
Q

libo, -are

A

pour a libation, offer part as a libation

145
Q

libum, -i, n.

A

sacrificial cake

146
Q

licet, -ere (license)

A

it is right (that); it is allowed

147
Q

limen, -inis, n. (liminal)

A

doorway

148
Q

locus, -i, m. (location)

A

place

149
Q

longe (longitude, elongate)

A

far, very

150
Q

luxuria, -ae, f.

A

extravagance

151
Q

luxuries, -ei, f. (luxurious)

A

extravagance

152
Q

lympha, -ae, f. (lymphatic)

A

spray of water

153
Q

magis (magisterial)

A

more

154
Q

magistra, -a, f. (magistrate)

A

teacher

155
Q

maiores, -um, m. pl. (major)

A

ancestors

156
Q

maleficium, -i, n. (maleficent)

A

crime, misdeed, wrong

157
Q

mandatum, -i, n. (mandate)

A

instruction, command

158
Q

mano, -are

A

flow, trickle

159
Q

maturus, -a, -um (mature)

A

ripe

160
Q

meditor, -ari (meditate- to think about)

A

think about, consider

161
Q

mel, mellis, n. (mellifluous)

A

honey

162
Q

memini, -isse (memory)

A

remember (perfect tense has present meaning)

163
Q

mens, mentis, f. (mental)

A

mind, attention

164
Q

meto, -are

A

measure, design

165
Q

minuo, -ere (minor)

A

reduce, chop

166
Q

mirus, -a, umi (miracle)

A

wonderful, amazing

167
Q

mitto, -ere, misi, missus (emit)

A

send

168
Q

modo (moderate)

A

sometimes

169
Q

modus, -i, m.

A

way, manner, type, kind

170
Q

moenia, -ium, n. pl. (mural)

A

walls, fortifications

171
Q

moles, -is, f. (molar)

A

mass

172
Q

mollis, -e (mollify)

A

soft, delicate

173
Q

moror, -ari (more oars or we’ll delay everyone else)

A

delay, be sluggish

174
Q

mortalis, -e (mortal)

A

mortal, human

175
Q

mos, moris, m. (moral)

A

habit, custom, way of life

176
Q

motus, -us, m. (motion)

A

movement, motion

177
Q

nam

A

for

178
Q

namque

A

for indeed, certainly

179
Q

naris, -is, f. (nasal)

A

nose, smell

180
Q

nascor, nasci, natus sum (nation, nascent)

A

be born, be produced, occur

181
Q

natio, -onis, f. (national)

A

(foreign) people, nation

182
Q

navalia, -ium, n. pl. (naval)

A

dockyards

183
Q

-ne

A

is it?

184
Q

ne… quidem

A

not… even

185
Q

nec

A

nor

186
Q

nec… nec

A

neither… nor

187
Q

neglego, -ere (neglect)

A

neglect, ignore

188
Q

negotium, -ii, n.

A

business, worry

189
Q

neque

A

nor

190
Q

neque… neque

A

neither… nor

191
Q

norma, -ae, f. (abnormal)

A

rule, custom

192
Q

nos, nobis

A

we, us

193
Q

nosco, -ere, novi (incognito)

A

get to know

194
Q

nosti = novisti

A

you know

195
Q

noster, nostra, nostrum

A

our

196
Q

nullus, -s, -um

A

no

197
Q

numen, numinis, n. (numinous)

A

divine authority, status of a god

198
Q

numquam

A

never

199
Q

nunc

A

now

200
Q

obsideo, -ere (obsession)

A

besiege

201
Q

obstrepo, -ere (obstreperous)

A

roar, gurgle

202
Q

olus, -eris, n.

A

cabbage

203
Q

omnino (omnibus)

A

completely, totally

204
Q

onero, -are (onerous)

A

load, fill

205
Q

opacus, -a, -um (opacity)

A

shady

206
Q

oppidum, -i, n. (oppidan at Eton)

A

town

207
Q

opportunus, -a, -um (opportunity-handy)

A

useful, handy, ready

208
Q

ops, opis, f. (opulent)

A

wealth

209
Q

opus, operis, n. (opus)

A

work

210
Q

pala, -ae, f. (palet)

A

spade

211
Q

panarium, -i, n.

A

picnic-basket

212
Q

pars, partis, f. (partial)

A

part, side

213
Q

paternus, -a, -um (paternal)

A

his father’s, inherited, ancestral

214
Q

pecus, -oris, n. (pecuniary- animals related to wealth)

A

flock (of sheep or goats)

215
Q

percello, -ere, -culi, -culsus (percussion-to strike down)

A

strike down, shatter, upset

216
Q

perscribo, -ere

A

write in full

217
Q

placet, -ere + dat. (placebo- it seems to work)

A

it seems good (to) decide

218
Q

platanus, -i, f.

A

plane tree

219
Q

plenus, -a, -um (plenitude)

A

full

220
Q

populatio, -onis, f. (depopulate)

A

plundering, devastation

221
Q

porca, -ae, f.

A

sow, piglet

222
Q

porrigo, -ere (porrect)

A

stretch out, hold out

223
Q

potens, -entis (potent)

A

powerful

224
Q

praedium, -i, n. (praedial)

A

estate

225
Q

praescribo, -ere, -scripsi, -scriptus (prescription)

A

write down, lay down

226
Q

praesum, -esse, -fui +dat.

A

be in charge (of), be responsible (for)

227
Q

pratum, -i, n. (prairie)

A

meadow

228
Q

premo, -ere, pressi, pressus (compress)

A

press, press in, plant

229
Q

priscus, -a, -um (priscus- the elder)

A

ancient

230
Q

procedo, -ere, -cessi

A

come, step forward

231
Q

procul + abl.

A

far (from)

232
Q

profecto

A

certainly

233
Q

profero, -ferre (proffer)

A

bring out

234
Q

proinde

A

therefore, accordingly

235
Q

propere

A

quickly

236
Q

proximus, -a, -um

A

near

237
Q

in proximo

A

in the vicinity, nearby

238
Q

res publica

A

the republic, the state

239
Q

pugillares, -ium, m. pl.

A

writing-tablets, wax tablets

240
Q

pugno, -are

A

fight, struggle

241
Q

pulvis, -eris, m. (pulverise, Pulver)

A

dust

242
Q

puto, -are (computer)

A

think, consider, have an opinion

243
Q

qua

A

where

244
Q

quam

A

than

245
Q

quantus, -a, -um (as- quantity)

A

as great, much

246
Q

quasi (quasi-scientific)

A

as if, as though

247
Q

quem ad modum (mode)

A

in what way, how

248
Q

queror, -i, questus sum (querolous, quarrel)

A

complain, chatter, moan

249
Q

querula, -ae, f. (quarrel)

A

complaint, grumble

250
Q

quidam, quaedam, quoddam (quiddity)

A

a certain, a few

251
Q

quidem

A

indeed, certainly

252
Q

ne… quidem

A

not… even

253
Q

quies, -etis, f.

A

quiet, peacefulness

254
Q

quisquam, quaequam, quicquam

A

any, anyone

255
Q

quot (quota)

A

how many

256
Q

quot… totidem

A

however many… so many

257
Q

ramus, -i, m. (ramal)

A

branch

258
Q

rarus, -a, -um (rarity)

A

spaced-out, occasional, ‘the odd’

259
Q

rationes, -um, f. (ratio)

A

account-books, financial affairs

260
Q

reddo, -ere, -idi, -itus (reddit)

A

return, respond

261
Q

refugio, -ere, -fugi (refugee)

A

flee, run away, escape

262
Q

regius, -a, -um (regal)

A

fit for a king, aristocratic, grand

263
Q

relinquo, -ere, reliiqui, relictus (relinquish, relic)

A

leave, abandon, bequeath

264
Q

reperio, -ire (repertoire)

A

find

265
Q

reporto, -are (report)

A

bring back

266
Q

restituo, -ere, -ui, utus (restitution)

A

restore, revive

267
Q

rete, is, n. (retina)

A

hunting-net

268
Q

retracto, -are (retractable)

A

go over again, revise, re-read

269
Q

revertor, -i (return)

A

return

270
Q

ripa, -ae, f. (riparian)

A

river-bank

271
Q

rogito, -are (interrogate)

A

ask continually, keep asking

272
Q

rogo, -are, -avi, -atus (interrogate)

A

ask, beg

273
Q

rumpo, -ere (bankrupt)

A

break, smash

274
Q

salve (salvation)

A

all right, safe

275
Q

satis = satisne (satisfactory)

A

is it sufficiently, quite, really

276
Q

satin salve?

A

is everything all right?

277
Q

saxum, -i, n. (saxifrage)

A

stone, rock

278
Q

scelus, -eris, n. (scelestine)

A

crime

279
Q

se, sui, sibi

A

itself

280
Q

seges, -etis (säen)

A

crop

281
Q

sertum, -i, n. (sertiary, insert, something intertwined)

A

garland of flowers, wreath

282
Q

serus, -a, -um

A

late

283
Q

servo, -are (preserve)

A

preserve, keep up

284
Q

seu … seu

A

whether … or

285
Q

si

A

if

286
Q

sic

A

in this way, thus

287
Q

siccus, -a, -um

A

dry

288
Q

sino, -ere (consent)

A

allow

289
Q

sive … sive

A

whether … or

290
Q

soleo, -ere

A

be accustomed (to)

291
Q

solidus, -a, -um

A

solid, hard

292
Q

solitudo, -inis, f.

A

solitude

293
Q

solvo, -ere, -i, solutus (dissolve)

A

set free, release

294
Q

specto, -are (spectate)

A

watch

295
Q

sperno, -ere (spurn)

A

reject

296
Q

spes, -ei, f.

A

hope

297
Q

spissus, -a, -um (spissitude)

A

thick, dense

298
Q

spumo, -are (spume)

A

foam

299
Q

stagnum, -i, n. (stagnant)

A

pond, pool

300
Q

stipes, -itis, m. (stipulate- foundation)

A

post

301
Q

sudor, -oris, m. (sudatory)

A

sweat

302
Q

sumo, -ere, sumpsi, sumptus (consume)

A

take

303
Q

sumptus, -us, m. (sumptuous)

A

expense

304
Q

superbus, -a, -um

A

proud, haughty, snobbish

305
Q

suus, -a, -um

A

his (own), their (own), his dear

306
Q

talis, -e (such a tale should be in a book)

A

such

307
Q

tam

A

so, so many

308
Q

tantus, -a, -um (tantamount)

A

such great, so much

309
Q

tenax, -acis (tenacious (won’t stop)

A

clinging, firm

310
Q

testum, -i, n.

A

earthenware pot

311
Q

tilia, -ae, f.

A

lime-tree

312
Q

tondeo, -ere (tonsure)

A

cut, trim

313
Q

totidem (total)

A

so many, the same number

314
Q

trepidatio, -onis, f. (trepidation)

A

fear, panic

315
Q

tristis, -e (tristful)

A

gloomy

316
Q

trux, trucis (truculent)

A

grim, fierce

317
Q

tugurium, -i, n.

A

cottage

318
Q

turpis, -e (turpitude)

A

shameful, disgraceful

319
Q

uber, -eris (über)

A

abundant, prolific, plentiful

320
Q

ulmus, -i, f. (elm)

A

elm tree

321
Q

umecto, -are (humectant)

A

make wet, water

322
Q

undique

A

all around, on all sides, everywhere

323
Q

unicus, -a, -um (unique)

A

one and only, sole

324
Q

ut + indicative

A

as, just as, like

325
Q

ut + subjunctive

A

to, so that, in order to; that, how

326
Q

velo, -are, -avi, -atus (veil)

A

cover, clothe

327
Q

venabulum, -i, n.

A

hunting-spear

328
Q

venatio, -onis, f.

A

hunting

329
Q

venor, -ari (venery)

A

hunt

330
Q

ver, veris, n. (vernal)

A

spring

331
Q

vescus, -a, -um

A

thin, spindly

332
Q

vetus, -eris (veteran)

A

old; (pl._ people of old, ancestors

333
Q

in vicem (vicarious)

A

in turn

334
Q

vicinia, -a, f. (vicinity)

A

neighbourhood

335
Q

victus, -us, m.

A

lifestyle

336
Q

violarium, -i, n.

A

bed of violets

337
Q

vis, f. (vigour)

A

force

338
Q

viso, -ere (visible)

A

see, look at, view

339
Q

vito, -are

A

avoid

Latin GCSE Vocab (23 decks)

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