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I.1-4 Flashcards

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absurdus -a -um

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ridiculous, nonsensical

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accedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum

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agree with; go to

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admodum

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very

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advena, -ae (m.)

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stranger, newcomer

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aerugo, aeruginis (f.)

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greed, money (lit. rust on copper)

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aerumnabilis-is-e

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troubled, wretched, miserable

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aeturnus-a-um

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permanent, eternal

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affecto (1)

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grasp for, strive for

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aggredior, -gredi, -gressum

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approach, attack

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agito (1)

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occupy oneself with

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alioquin

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in general, basically

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alvus, alvi

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belly

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ambulatorius-a-um

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walking, taken on a walk, on the hoof

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arduus-a-um

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difficult, hard

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argutia, -ae

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cleverness, dexterity

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aspritudo, aspritudinis (f.)

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difficulty, steepness

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aulaeum, -i

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curtain

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ausculto (1)

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listen (vt.)

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benivolus-a-um

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kind

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caespes, -itis (m.)

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turf, grass

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cachinnus, -i

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cackle, laughter

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calamus, -i

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reed, reed pen

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campus, -i

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plain, field

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cantio, -onis (f)

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incantation, spell

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cedo

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(imperative) give

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commodum

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merely, only

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condo, -ere, condidi, conditum

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store, put away, stick (of a sword)

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coniveo, conivere, conivi, -

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close one’s eyes

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consero, -ere, conserui, consertum

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stick together, connect, intertwine

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convallis, -is (f.)

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hamlet

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converto (etc.)

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turn, change

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32
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curiose

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carefully, closely; curiously

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curiosus-a-um

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inquisitive, nosy, curious

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34
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desilio, desilire, desilui, desultum

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leap down

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35
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desultorius-a-um

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of leaping (from one horse to another)

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36
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detorqueo, -ere, detorsi, detortum

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twist

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37
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detraho (etc.)

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pull away, pull down

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38
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discutio, -ere, discussi, discussum

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dispell, disperse

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39
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effrico (1)

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scrape . . . from . . .

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40
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eliqio (1)

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remove, filter out

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emergo, -ere, emersi, emersum

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rise up, get up, disentangle oneself

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42
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en

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look, behond (interj.)

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43
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equidem

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indeed, certainly, to be sure

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44
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excolo, -ere, excolui, excultum

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work at, perfect

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45
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exordior, -iri, exortum

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begin

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46
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exoticus-a-um

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strange, foreign

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47
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exsertus-a-um

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pushed out, uncovered

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48
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faex, faecis

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muck, slop

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fatigatio, -onis (f)

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weariness

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50
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felix, felicis

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happy, fertile

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51
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fimum, -i

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dung, dirt

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52
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figura, -ae

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shape, form

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53
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forensis-is-e

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of the forum

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freni, -orum

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reins

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fundamentum, -i

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origin, root, foundation

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56
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gleba, -ae

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clod of dirt

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57
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glebosus-a-um

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lumpy, clod-filled

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58
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grabatulus, -i

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bed, couch

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59
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gradus, -us

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step, pace

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60
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ientaculum, -i

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breakfast, meal

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imago, -inis (f.)

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image, vision, apparition

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62
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immanis-is-e

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huge

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immo

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on the contrary

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immutatio, -onis (f.0

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change

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65
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impertio, -ire, impertivi, impertitum

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share

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66
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incessus, -us (m.)

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walk, stroll

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67
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inclitus-a-um

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famous

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68
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incommodum, -i

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discomfort

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indigena, -ae (adj.)

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native

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70
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inscriptus-a-um

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written (on/upon)

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inspicio, -ere (etc.)

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examine

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72
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insurgo, -ere, -surrexi, -surrectum

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(vt.) go up, climb up; (vi.) get up

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73
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intempestus-a-um

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timeless, where time is unknowable

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74
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intendo, -ere, -tendi, -tentum

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pay attention (to)

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75
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iucunditas, -atis (f.)

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amiability, affability

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76
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iugum, -i

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ridge (lit. yoke)

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labor, -oris (m.)

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trouble, toil, difficulty

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laetor, -ari, -atum

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be glad, rejoice

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lassitudo, -inis (f.)

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weariness

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80
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latus, -eris (n.)

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side

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81
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lector, -oris

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reader

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82
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lepidus-a-um

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charming, delightful, clever

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83
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levigo (1)

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lighten, relieve

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84
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locutor, -oris

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speaker

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85
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lotium, -i

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urine, piss

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86
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lubricus-a-um

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slippery, slick

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87
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mentio, -iri, mentatum

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lie

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mereo, -ere, -ui, meritum

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earn, work, earn a wage; serve (in the military)

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miror, -ari, -atum

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marvel at, be amazed at, wonder at

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90
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modo

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merely, only, just

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91
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mox

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soon, presently

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92
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mutuus-a-um

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common, shared, mutual

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93
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naturalis-is-e

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natural

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94
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negotium, -i

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business

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nepos, -otis (m.)

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nephew (?), grandchild

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nexus, -us

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bond

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97
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obeo, -iri, -ii, itum

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die

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offendo, -ere, -fendi, -fensum

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offend, find, meet

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opiparis-is-e

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sumptuous

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100
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origo, -inis (f.)

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origin, beginning

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101
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os, oris (n.)

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mouth; face

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102
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parco, -ere, peperci, —

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spare, take it easy on; (imperative) stop!

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103
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peralbus-a-um

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very white, quite white

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104
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peremo, -ere, peremi, peremptum

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do in, destroy

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perluo, -ere, -lui, -lutum

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soak

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permulceo, -ere, -mulsi, -mulsum

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soothe, stroke, caress

107
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pertentatus-a-um

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overextended, taxed

108
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pessulus, -i

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bolt

109
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prae (prep. + abl.)

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because of, in the face of

110
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praeco, praeire, praeii, praeitum

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supervise, lead the way

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praefor, -fari, -fatum

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beg for in advance

112
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praesidium, -i

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protection, refuge

113
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praestino, -are, praestiti, praestinatum

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buy

114
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praetereo, praeterire, praeterii, praeteritum

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pass by

115
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procedo, -ere, processi, processum

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go forward, come forward, walk ahead

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prodeo, -ire, -ii, -itum

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issue forth; result

117
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promptuarium, -i

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store-room

118
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pronus-a-um

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facedown

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prosapia, -ae

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lineage, stock

120
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proveho, -ere, -vexi, -vectum

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carry forward, advance

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pueritia, -ae

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boyhood

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Quirites, Quiritium (m.)

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Romans, Roman citizens

123
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quoad

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until (+subj.); to the point where (+indic.)

124
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reapse

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in reality

125
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remulceo, -ere, -mulsi, -mulsum

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stroke

126
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roscidus-a-um

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wet, moist, dewy

127
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rudis-is-e

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uneducated, unpolished, new, unusual

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scientia, -ae

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expertise, science, practice

129
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scrobis, -is (m.)

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ditch

130
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scrupulus, -i

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gravel; small weight; case for concern

131
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secus

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(adv.) apart

132
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sedentarius-a-um

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resulting from sitting

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sensim

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gradually, slowly

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sermo, -onis (m.)

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conversation, speech, language

135
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sine!

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(imperative) let (it) go, stop

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siparium, -i

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backdrop, curtain

137
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sititor, -oris

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one who thirsts, thirsty person

138
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solitus-a-um

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usual, ordinary

139
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sperno, -ere, sprevi, spretum

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shrink from, refuse, reject

140
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stilus, -i

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stylus, pen

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stipendium, -i

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tour of duty

142
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studium, -i

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eagerness, pursuit, zeal; (pl.) studies

143
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subinde

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repeatedly

144
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sudor, -oris (m.)

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sweat

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susurrus, -i

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murmur, whisper

146
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temulentus-a-um

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a little tipsy, a bit drunk

147
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valles, -is (f.)

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valley, vale

148
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vegetatio, -onis (f.)

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invigoration

149
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veho, -ere, vexi, vectum

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ride

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venia, -ae

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pardon

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vetus, -eris (adj.)

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long-standing, old, ancient

152
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accuratius

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(comp. adj.) more closely, more carefully, in more detail

153
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agilis-is-e

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quick

154
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amnis, -is (m.)

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stream

155
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calleo, -ere, -ui

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to be clever

156
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captus, -us

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grasp, catching

157
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cogitatio, -onis (f.)

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thinking, thought

158
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compertus, -us (m.)

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a discovering

159
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conviva, -ae (m.)

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guest

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crassus-a-um

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thick, deaf

161
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despumor, -ari, -atum

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draw the foam from

162
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evello, -ere, evolsi, evolsum

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tear out, root out, remove

163
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evidens, evidentis (adj.)

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plain, clear

164
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exortus, -us (m.)

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rising, emergence

165
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exploro (1)

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investigate

166
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exspiro (1)

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breathe out

167
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facilis-is-e

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easy

168
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fidens, -ntis

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loyal, faithful

169
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forsitan

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perhaps

170
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heus

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(interj.) hey!

171
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iacio, -ere, ieci, iactum

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contribute, throw out

172
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inanimis-is-e

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lifeless

173
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inhibeo, -ere, -ui, -itum

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hold back

174
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mendacium, -i

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lie

175
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minus

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less; not

176
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obstino )1_

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resolve, determine, persist

177
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opinio, opinionis (f.)

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opinion

178
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perhibeo, -ere, -ui, -itum

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hold to be, regard as, allege, say (note difference from prohibeo)

179
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pertexo, -ere, pertexui, pertextum

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tell, weave together

180
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piget, -ere, -ui

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(impersonal) disgust

181
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piger, -gra, -grum

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slow, dull, inactive

182
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pravus-a-um

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degenerate

183
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puto (1)

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think, deem, judge

184
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respuo, -ere, -ui

A

reject, spurn

185
Q

sentio, -ire, sensi, sensum

A

feel, perceive, understand, realize

186
Q

stabulum, -i

A

stopping-place, inn

187
Q

susurramen, -inis (n.)

A

incantation

188
Q

taedet, -ere, uit

A

(impersonal) bore

189
Q

teneio, -ere, -ui, tentum

A

support, drag out

190
Q

tunc

A

then, at that time

191
Q

ventus, -i

A

wind

192
Q

verum

A

but, but rather

193
Q

admiratio, -onis (f.)

A

wonder, amazement

194
Q

aemulus, -i

A

rival

195
Q

amplexus, -us

A

coil, twist

196
Q

aspicio, -ere, aspexi, aspectum

A

look at, notice, see

197
Q

bacillum, -i

A

little stick, staff

198
Q

baculum, -i

A

staff, rodd

199
Q

caseatus-a-um

A

made of cheese

200
Q

circulator, -oris (m.)

A

wandering performer

201
Q

contrunco (1)

A

hack up, chop up; devour, gobble (food)

202
Q

decorus-a-um

A

seemly, beautiful

203
Q

denique

A

finally, lastly; in short; for example

204
Q

depono (etc.)

A

push down, put down

205
Q

devoro (1)

A

swallow down, devour

206
Q

distendo, -ere, -tendi, -tentum

A

bloat

207
Q

enervus-a-um

A

muscle-less, pliant

208
Q

equester-tris-tre

A

belonging to a horseman/knight

209
Q

exiguus-a-um

A

small, overly small

210
Q

exitium, -i

A

destruction, death

211
Q

exossus-a-um

A

boneless

212
Q

explico (1)

A

unfold

213
Q

fauces, faucium (f. pl.)

A

throat

214
Q

flexus, -us

A

twist, bend

215
Q

geminus-a-um

A

twin, double

216
Q

generosus-a-um

A

noble

217
Q

gestio, -ire, gestivi, gestitumq

A

desire, long (to)

218
Q

glutinosus-a-um

A

gluey

219
Q

grandis-is-e

A

large

220
Q

imus-a-um

A

bottom of, lowest/deepest part of

221
Q

infestus-a-um

A

awful, ferocious

222
Q

ingluvies, ingluviei (f.)

A

gullet, throat

223
Q

inhaero, -ere, -haesi, -haesum

A

stick (in), be stuck

224
Q

intereo, -ire, -ivi, -itum

A

die

225
Q

invitamentum, -i

A

inducement

226
Q

lancea, -ae

A

spear

227
Q

mare, -is (n.)

A

sea

228
Q

meaculum, -i

A

passage

229
Q

medicus, -i

A

doctor, physician

230
Q

merces, -is (f.)

A

payment, (pl.) merchandise

231
Q

minor, -ari, -atum

A

threaten

232
Q

modico

A

(adv.) a little

233
Q

mollities, mollitiei

A

softness

234
Q

mucro, -cronis (m.)

A

point, tip

235
Q

nodosus-a-um

A

knotty

236
Q

obtutus, -us (m.)

A

gaze, look

237
Q

occipitium, -i

A

the back of the head

238
Q

offula, -ae

A

morsel

239
Q

participo (1)

A

share in

240
Q

poelicen

A

(Greek adj., sing. f. acc.) painted

241
Q

polenta, -ae

A

barley porridge

242
Q

pone

A

(prep. + acc.) behind

243
Q

porticus, -us (f.)

A

porch

244
Q

praecutus-a-um

A

sharpened

245
Q

prandium, -i

A

lunch, meal

246
Q

qua

A

where

247
Q

ramulus, -i

A

branch

248
Q

remetior, -iri, remensum

A

go over again

249
Q

saltatio, -onis (f.)

A

dance

250
Q

semiamputatus-a-um

A

half cut off

251
Q

sodes

A

(interj.) please; “si audes”

252
Q

spatha, -ae

A

broad-bladed sword

253
Q

spiritus, -us

A

breath, spirit

254
Q

stipes, stipis (f.)

A

donation

255
Q

subeo, -ire, -ii, -itum

A

go up from under

256
Q

telum, -i

A

weapon

257
Q

tortuosus-a-um

A

twisted

258
Q

venatorius-a-um

A

hunting, for the hunt

259
Q

vespera

A

in the evening

260
Q

viscera, -um (3rd n. pl.?)

A

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Apuleius Vocab (4 decks)

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