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a (ab) + ablative

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by, from

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absum, abesse, afui

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I am absent, am away

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accidit, accidere, accidit

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It happens

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accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptum

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I receive, accept

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acer, acris, acre

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keen, fierce

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ad + accusative

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to, towards, near

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adeo

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to such an extent, so much

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adiuvo, adluvare, adiuvi, adiutum

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I help

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adsum, adesse, adfui

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I am present, am here

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adulescens (adulescentis) m.f

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young man, young woman

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adventus (adventus) m

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arrival

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aedifico (1)

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I build

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ager (agris) m

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field

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aggredior, aggredi, aggressus sum

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I attack

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ago, agere, egi, actum

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I do, drive, spend (time)

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agricola (agricolae) m

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farmer

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alius-a-um (alii … allii)

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another, other (some … others)

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alter, altera, alterum

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the other, second

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altus, -a, -um

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high, deep

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ambulo (1)

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I walk

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amicus (amici) m

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friend

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amitto, amittere, amisi, amissum

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I lose

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amo (1)

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I love

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amor (amoris) m

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love

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animus (animi) m

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mind, heart, feeling, spirit

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annus (anni) m

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year

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ante + accusative

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before, In front of

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antea

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previously

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29
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antequam

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before

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30
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antiquus-a-um

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ancient, old

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appropinquo (1)

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I approach

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aptus,-a,-um

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suitable, appropriate

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33
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aqua (aquae) f

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water

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34
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aquila (aquilae) f

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eagle

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ara (arae) f’

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altar

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arbor (arboris) f

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tree

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arma (armorum) n

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arms

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ars (artis)f

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art, skill

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arx, (arcis) f

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citadel

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ascendo, ascendere, ascendi, ascensum

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I climb, go up

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41
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Athenae (Athenarum) f

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Athens

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42
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Athenienses (Atheniensium) m

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Athenians

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atrox m.f.n (atrocis)

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harsh, terrible

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44
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attonitus,-a,-um

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astonished

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audax m.f.n (audacis)

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bold

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46
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audeo, audere, ausus sum

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I dare

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47
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audio (4)

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I hear

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48
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aut (aut . . . aut)

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or (either . . . or)

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49
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autem

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but, however

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auxilium (auxilii) n

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help

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51
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avis (avis) f

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bird

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52
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barbarus,-a,-um

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barbarian

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53
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bellum (belli) n

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war

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54
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bene

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well

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benignus,-a,-um

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kind

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bonus,-a,-um

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good

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bos (bovis) m.f

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ox, bull, cow

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brevis,-is,-e

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short

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Britannia (Britarmiae) f

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Britain

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cado, cadere, cecidi, casum

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I fall

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caedes, (caedis) f

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slaughter

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caelum, (caeli) n

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sky

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campus, (campi) m

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plain

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canis (canis) mf

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dog

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canto (1)

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I sing.

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66
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capio, capere, cepi, captum

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I take, capture

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67
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captivus (captivi) m

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prisoner

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68
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caput (capitis) n

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head

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carmen (carminis) n

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song, poem

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carus-a-um

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dear

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casa (casae) f

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cottage

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castra (castrorum)n.pl

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camp

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73
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casus (casus) m

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event, accident

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74
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causa (causae) f

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cause, reason

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75
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cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum

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I go, give way

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76
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celer, celeris, celere

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swift, fast

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77
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celeriter

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quickly .

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78
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celo (1)

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I hide, conceal

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79
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cena (cenae) f

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dinner

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80
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ceno (1)

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I dine

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81
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centurio (centurionis) m

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centurion

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82
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centum

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a hundred

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83
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certus. -a, -um

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certain, definite

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84
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ceteri,-ae,-a

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the rest of

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85
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cibus (cibi) m

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food

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86
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civis (civis) m.f

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citizen

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civitas (civitatis) f

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state, community

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88
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clades (cladis) f

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disaster, defeat

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clamo (1)

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I shout

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90
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clamor (clamoris) m

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shout

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classis (classis) f’

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fleet

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coepi, coepisse, coeptum

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I began

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93
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cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitum

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I get to know, find out

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cogo, cogere, coegi, coactum

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I compel

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colligo, colligere, collegi, collectum

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I collect

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96
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collis (collis) m

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hill

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colo, colere, colui, cultum

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I cultivate, worship

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comes (comids) m

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companion

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comparo (1)

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I prepare, gain

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complures,-es,-a

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several

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confectus,-a,-um

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worn out

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conficio, conficere, confeci, confectum

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I finish, wear out

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conor (1)

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I try

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consillum (consilli) n

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consultation, plan, policy

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consillum capere

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to think of a plan, have an idea

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106
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conspectus (conspectus) m

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sight

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conspicio, conspicere, conspexi, conspectum

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I catch sight of, see

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constituo, constituere, constitui, constitutum

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I decide

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consul (consulis) m

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consul

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copiae (copiarum) f

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forces

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corpus (corporis) n

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body

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112
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cotidie

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every day

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113
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cras

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tomorrow

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114
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credo, credere, credidi, creditum (+ dat)

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I believe, trust

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creo (1)

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I create, elect

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116
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crudelis,-is,-e

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cruel

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culpa (culpae) f

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fault, blame

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118
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cum (+ ablative)

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with

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119
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cum (+ Indicative)

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when

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120
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cum (+ subjunctive)

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when, since, although

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121
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cupidus,-a,-um

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eager

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122
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cupio, cupere, cupivi, cupitum

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I desire

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123
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cur

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why

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124
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curro, currere, cucurri, cursum

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I run

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custodio (4)

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I guard

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126
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custos (custodis) mf

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guard

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127
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de + ablative

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down from, concerning

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128
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dea (deae) f

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goddess

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129
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debeo (2).

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I owe, ought, have to

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130
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decem

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ten

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131
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decimus

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tenth

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132
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deciplo, decipere, decepi, deceptum

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I deceive

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133
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dedo, dedere, dedidi, deditum

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I surrender

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134
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defendo, defendere, defendi, defensum

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I defend

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135
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deinde

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next

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136
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deleo, delere, delevi, deletum

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I destroy

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137
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delibero (1)

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I deliberate, consider seriously

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138
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dens (dends) m

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tooth

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139
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deus (dei) m

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god

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dexter, dextera, dexterum

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right, on the right

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dico, dicere, dixi, dictum

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I say, tell

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142
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dies (diei) m.f

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day

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difficilis-is-e

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difficult

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digitus (digiti) m

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finger

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dignus-a-um (+ ablative)

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worthy, deserving

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diligens m.f.n (diligentis)

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diligent, hard-worizing

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diligenter

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diligently

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diligentis (diligentiae) f

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diligence, Industry, care

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discedo, discedere, discessit, discessum

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I depart, go away

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disciplina (disciplinae) f

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training, education, discipline

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discipulus (discipuli) m

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pupil, student

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diu

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for a long time

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dives m.f.n (divitis)

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wealthy

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do, dare, dedi. datum

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I give

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doceo, docere, docui, docrum

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I teach

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doctus-a-um

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learned

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dolor (doloris) m

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pain, grief, sorrow

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dominus (domini) m

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master

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domus (domus) f

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house

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donum, (doni) n

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gift

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dubito (1)

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I doubt, hesitate

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dublus-a-um

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doubtful

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duco, ducere, duxi, ductum

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I lead

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dulcis-is-e

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sweet

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dum (+ Indicative)

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while

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duo, duae, duo

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two

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duodecim

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twelve

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duodeviginti

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eighteen

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durus-a-um

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hard

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dux (ducis) uLf

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leader, guide

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e (ex) + ablative

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out of

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ego

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I

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egredlor, egredi, egressus sum

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I go out

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emo, emere emi, emptum

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I buy

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enim

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for

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eo

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to there

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eo, ire, ivi, itum

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I go

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epistula (epistulae) f

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letter

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eques (equitis) m

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horseman, cavalryman, knight

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equus(equi) m

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horse

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et(et .. et)

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and (both…and)

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etiam

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also

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excito (1)

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I rouse, stir up

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exco, exire, exii, exitum

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I go out

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exemplum (exempU) n

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example

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exercitus (exercitus) m

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army

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exspecto (1)

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I expect, wait for

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extremus-a-um

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farthest, last.

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fabula (fabulae) f

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story

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facies (faciel) f

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face

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facile

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easily

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facills-is-e

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easy

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facio, facere, feci, factum

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I make, do

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fama (famae) f

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Rumour, reputation

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femina (feminae) f

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woman

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fero, ferre, tuli, latum

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I carry, bring, bear, endure

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ferox (ferocis) m.f.n

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fierce

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fessus-a-um

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tired

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fidelis-is-e

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faithful

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fides (fidel) f

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faith, confidence, honesty

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filla (filiae) f

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daughter

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fillus (filii) m

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son

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finis (finis) m

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end

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fio, fieri. factus sum

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I become, am made, take place

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flumen (fluminis) n

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river

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fons (fontis) m

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spring

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forma (formae) f

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form, beauty

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forte

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by chance

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fortis-is-e

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brave

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fortuna (fortunae) f

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fortune

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forum (fori) n

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forum

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frater (ftwds) m

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brother

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frustra

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in vain

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fuga (fugae) f

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flight

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fugio, fugere. fugi, fugitum

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I flee, run away

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gaudium (gaudil) n

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joy

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gens (gentis) f

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tribe, nation, race

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Germania (Germaniae) f

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Germany

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gero. gerere, gessi. ge~

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I do, wage (war)

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gladius (gladil) m

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sword

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gloria (glorlae) f

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glory

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Graecia (Graeciae) f

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Greece

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Graecus-a-um

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Greek

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gram-a.um

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Grateful, pleasant

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gravis-is-e

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heavy, severe, important

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habeo (2)

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I have

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habito (1)

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I live reside

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hasta (hastae) f

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Spear

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heri

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Yeasterday

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hic

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here

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hic, haec, hoc

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this (he, she, It)

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hinc

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from here

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hodie

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today

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homo (hominis) mf

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person

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hora (horae) f

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hour

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hortor (1)

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I encourage

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hortus (horti) m

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garden

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hostis (hostis) m.f

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enemy

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huc

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to here

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iaceo (2)

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I lie

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iacio, iacere, ieci, iactum

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I throw

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iam

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now, already

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ianua (ianuae) f

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front door, entrance

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ibi

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there

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idem, eadem, idem

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same

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igitur.

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therefore

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ignis (ignis) m

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fire

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ille, illa. illud

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that (he, she, it)

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imago (imaginis) f

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image, representation, likeness

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Imperator (Imperatoris) m

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general

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imperium (imperil) n

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command, power

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impero (1) (+ dative)

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I order

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impetus (impetus) m

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charge, assault

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in (+ ablative)

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in, on

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in (+ accusative)

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into, against;

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in aninio habere

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to have In mind, intend

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incendo, incendere, incendi, incensum

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I bum (transitive)

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incola (incolae) m.f

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inhabitant

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inde

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from there

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ingens (ingentis) m.f.n

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huge

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inopla (inopiae) f

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want, scarcity

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inquarn (3rd person inquit)

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I say

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Insula. (Insulae) f

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island

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intefficio, interficere, interfeci, interfectum

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I kill

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Intellego, Intellegere, Intellexi, Intellectum

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I understand, realise

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inter (+ accusative)

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between, among

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interea

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meanwhile

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Intro (1)

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I enter

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Invenio, Invenive, Inveni, Inventu

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i come across, find

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Invito (1)

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I invite

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invitus-a-um

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reluctant

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ipse, ipsa, ipsum

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self

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Ira (irae) f

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anger

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irascor, irasci, iratus sum (+ dat)

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I am angry

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iratus-a-um

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angry

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is, ea, id

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that (he. she, it)

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ita

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so

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Italia (Itallae) f

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Italy

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Itaque

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and so, therefore

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Iter (itineris) n

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joumey, march

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iterum

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again

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iubeo, iubere, iussi, lussum

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I order

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iudex (iudicis) m.f

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judge, juror

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iungo, iungere, iunxi iunctum

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I join

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Iuno (Iunonis) f

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Juno

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Iuppiter (Iovis) m

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Jupiter

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iustus-s-um

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just, right

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iuvenis (iuvenis) m-f

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man/woman In his/her prime

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iuvo, iuvare, iuvi, iutum

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I help

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labor (laboris) m

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work

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labor, labi, lapsus sum

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I slip, slid, glide

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laboro (1)

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I work

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293
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lacrima (lacrimae) f

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tear

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294
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lacus (lacus) m

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lake

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295
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laetus-a-um

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happy

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latus-0ateris) n

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side

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latus-a-um.

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broad, wide

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298
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laudo (1)

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I praise

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299
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laus (laudis) f

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praise, glory

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300
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lectus Gecti) m

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couch, bed

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legatus Cegati) m

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envoy, representative, deputy

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legatus Oegati) m

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envoy, representative, senior officer

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legio (legionis) f

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legion

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lego, legere. legi, lectum,

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I read

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lex (legis) f

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law

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liber (Ubri) m

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book

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liber, libera, Uberum

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free

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liberi (liberorum) m

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children

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libero (1)

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I free

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libertus (liberti) m

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freedman

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licet, licere. Ucult, licitum(+ dat)

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It is allowed

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locus (loci) m (plural loca n)

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place

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313
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longus-a-um

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long

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loquor, loqui, locutus sum

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I speak

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ludico (1)

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I judge

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ludo, ludere, lusi. lusum

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I play

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ludus (ludi) m

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school

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318
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luna (lunw) f

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moon

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319
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magister (magistri) m

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master, teacher

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320
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magnus-a-um

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large, great

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malo, malle, malui

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I prefer

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322
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malus-a-um

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bad

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maneo, manere mansi, mansuir

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I remain, stay

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manus (manus) f

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hand

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325
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mare (maris) n

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sea

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326
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maritus (mariti) m

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husband

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327
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Mars (Martis) m

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Mars

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martimonium (matrimonii) n

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marriage

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mater (Materis) f

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mother

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330
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medicus (medici) m

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doctor

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331
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medius-a-um

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middle, the middle of

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332
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memoria (memoriae) f

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memory, record

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333
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mens; (mentis) f

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mind, intellect, purpose

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mensa (mensae) f

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table

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mensis (mensis) m

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month

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336
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metus (metus) m

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fear

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337
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meus-a-um

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my

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338
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miles (militis) n.f

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soldier

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339
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mille

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a thousand

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340
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mirabilis-is-e

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wonderful, amazing

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341
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miraculum (miracull) n

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miracle, wonder

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342
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miser, misera, miserum

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wretched

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343
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mitto, mittere, misi, missum

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I send

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344
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modus (modi) m

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way

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345
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moneo (2)

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I advise, warn

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mons (montis) m

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mountain

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monstro (1)

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I show

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348
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morbus (morbl) m

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disease

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349
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morior, mori, mortuus sum

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I die

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mors (mortis) f

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death

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351
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mortuus-a-um

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dead

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mos (moris) m

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custom

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moveo, movere. movi, motum

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I move

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mox

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soon, then

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355
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multus-a-um

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much, many

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356
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munio (4)

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I fortify

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357
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murus (muri) m

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wall

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nam (nanque)

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for

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359
Q

narro (1)

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I tell, relate

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nascor, nasci. natus sum

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I am born

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361
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nauta. (nautae) m

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sailor

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navigo (1)

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I sail

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363
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navis (navis) f

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ship

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364
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ne

A

(introduces question)?

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365
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nec (neque) (nec…nec)

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neither (neither .. nor)

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necesse

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necessary

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367
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nego (1)

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I deny, say not

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368
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nemo (nullius) mf

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nobody

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369
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Neptunus (Neptuni) m

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Neptune

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nihil (indeclineable) n

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nothing

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nolo, nolle, nolui,

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I do not want, am unwilling

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nomen (nominis) n

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name

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non solum…sed etiam

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not only…but also

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nondum.

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not yet

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Nonne

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surely

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376
Q

nonnullus-a-um

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some

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nonus-a-um

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ninth

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Q

nos

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we

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noster, nostra, nostrum

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our

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Q

novem

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nine

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novus-a-um

A

new

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nox (noctis) f

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night

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nubes (nubis) f

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cloud

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Q

nullus-a-um n

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none, no

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Q

num

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surely not

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Q

numero (1)

A

I count

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Q

numerus (numeri) m

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number

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388
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numquam,

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never

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Q

nunc

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now

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nuntio (1)

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I announce

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nuntius (nuntil) m

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Messenger, message

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Q

occasio (occasionis) f

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opportunity

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Q

occupo (1)

A

I seize

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Q

octavus-a-um

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eighth

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Q

octo

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eight

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396
Q

oculus (ocull)

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eye

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Q

odium (odil) n

A

hate

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Q

olim

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once upon a time, once

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Q

omnis-is-e

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all

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Q

onus (oneris) n

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burden

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Q

oppidum (oppidi) n

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town

402
Q

opprimo, opprimere, oppressi, oppressum

A

I overwhelm, crush

403
Q

oppugno (l)

A

I attack

404
Q

opus (operis) n

A

Work, piece of work

405
Q

ora (orae) f

A

shore

406
Q

oraculum (oraculi) n

A

oracle

407
Q

orno (1)

A

I adorn, decorate, make attract

408
Q

oro (1)

A

I beg, pray

409
Q

os (oris) n

A

mouth

410
Q

otium (otil) n

A

leisure

411
Q

paene

A

almost

412
Q

panis (panis) m

A

bread

413
Q

paratus-a-um

A

prepared

414
Q

parco, parcere, pepercl, parsum

A

I spare

415
Q

parens (parentis) m.f

A

parent

416
Q

pareo (2) (+ dat)

A

I obey

417
Q

paro (1)

A

I prepare

418
Q

pars (patris) f

A

part

419
Q

parvus-a-um

A

small

420
Q

pater (partis) m

A

father

421
Q

patior, pati, passus sum

A

I suffer, endure, allow

422
Q

patria (patriae) f

A

homeland

423
Q

pauci-ae-a

A

few, a few

424
Q

paulisper

A

for a short while

425
Q

pauper (Pauperls) m.f.n

A

poor

426
Q

pax (pacis) f

A

peace

427
Q

pecunia (pecuniae) f

A

money

428
Q

pedes (peditis) m

A

foot soldier, Infantryman

429
Q

per + accusative

A

through

430
Q

pereo, perire, perii, peritum

A

I perish, am lost, am destroyed

431
Q

periculosus-a-um

A

dangerous

432
Q

periculum (periculi) n

A

danger

433
Q

permitto, permittere, permisi, permissum (+ dat)

A

I allow, entrust

434
Q

persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi, persuasum (+ dat)

A

I persuade

435
Q

perterritus-a-um

A

terrified

436
Q

pervenio, pervenire, perveni, perventum

A

I arrive

437
Q

pes (pedis) m

A

foot

438
Q

peto, petere, petivi. petitum

A

I seek, make for, attack

439
Q

pietas (pietatis) f

A

family loyalty, sense of duty

440
Q

placio (2) (+ dat)

A

I please

441
Q

plebs (plebis) f

A

common people

442
Q

plenus-a-um

A

full

443
Q

poena (poenae) f

A

punishment, penalty

444
Q

poeta (poetae) m

A

poet

445
Q

pono, ponere. posui, positum

A

I place

446
Q

pons (Pontis) m

A

bridge

447
Q

populus (populi) m

A

people

448
Q

porta (portae) f

A

gate

449
Q

Porto (1)

A

I carry

450
Q

portus (portus) m

A

port, harbour

451
Q

possum, posse, potui

A

I can, am able

452
Q

post + accusative

A

after, behind

453
Q

postea

A

afterwards

454
Q

postquam

A

after, when

455
Q

potestas (potestatis) f

A

power

456
Q

praebeo (2)

A

I offer, supply, show

457
Q

praeclarus-a-um

A

famous

458
Q

praeda (praedae) f

A

plunder

459
Q

praefectus (praefecti) m

A

prefect, commander, chief

460
Q

praemium (praernii) n

A

reward

461
Q

pretium (pretii) n

A

price

462
Q

priceps (pricepis) m

A

chief, leader

463
Q

primum

A

first

464
Q

primus-a-um

A

first

465
Q

priusquam

A

before

466
Q

pro (+ ablative)

A

on behalf

467
Q

prodo, prodere, prodidi, proditium

A

I betray

468
Q

proficiscor, proficisci, profectus sum

A

I set out

469
Q

progredlor. progredi, progressus sum

A

I advance

470
Q

prohibeo (2)

A

I prevent

471
Q

prope + accusative

A

near

472
Q

propter + accusative

A

on account of

473
Q

proximus-a-um

A

nearest, next

474
Q

prudens m.f.n (prudentis)

A

prudent, sensible

475
Q

publicus-a-um

A

public

476
Q

puella (puellae) f

A

girl

477
Q

puer (pueri) m

A

boy

478
Q

pugna (pugnae) f

A

battle

479
Q

pugno (1)

A

I fight

480
Q

pulcher, pulchra pulchrum

A

beautiful

481
Q

punio (4)

A

I punish

482
Q

puto (1)

A

I think

483
Q

qualls-is-e?

A

of what sort?

484
Q

quam celerrime

A

as quickly as possible

485
Q

quam.

A

than, as

486
Q

quamquam

A

although

487
Q

quando?

A

when?

488
Q

quantus-a-um?

A

how large, how great?

489
Q

quartus-a-um

A

fourth

490
Q

quattuor

A

four

491
Q

quattuordecim

A

fourteen

492
Q

que.

A

and

493
Q

qui, quae, quod

A

who, who, which

494
Q

quidam, quaedam, quoddam

A

a (certain)

495
Q

quindecim

A

fifteen

496
Q

quinque

A

five

497
Q

quintus-a-um

A

fifth

498
Q

quis, quis, quid (interrogative)

A

who, who, what?

499
Q

quo?

A

where to?

500
Q

quod

A

because

501
Q

a (ab) + ablative

A

by, from

502
Q

absum, abesse, afui

A

I am absent, am away

503
Q

accidit, accidere, accidit

A

It happens

504
Q

accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptum

A

I receive, accept

505
Q

acer, acris, acre

A

keen, fierce

506
Q

ad + accusative

A

to, towards, near

507
Q

adeo

A

to such an extent, so much

508
Q

adiuvo, adluvare, adiuvi, adiutum

A

I help

509
Q

adsum, adesse, adfui

A

I am present, am here

510
Q

adulescens (adulescentis) m.f

A

young man, young woman

511
Q

adventus (adventus) m

A

arrival

512
Q

aedifico (1)

A

I build

513
Q

ager (agris) m

A

field

514
Q

aggredior, aggredi, aggressus sum

A

I attack

515
Q

ago, agere, egi, actum

A

I do, drive, spend (time)

516
Q

agricola (agricolae) m

A

farmer

517
Q

alius-a-um (alii … allii)

A

another, other (some … others)

518
Q

alter, altera, alterum

A

the other, second

519
Q

altus, -a, -um

A

high, deep

520
Q

ambulo (1)

A

I walk

521
Q

amicus (amici) m

A

friend

522
Q

amitto, amittere, amisi, amissum

A

I lose

523
Q

amo (1)

A

I love

524
Q

amor (amoris) m

A

love

525
Q

animus (animi) m

A

mind, heart, feeling, spirit

526
Q

annus (anni) m

A

year

527
Q

ante + accusative

A

before, In front of

528
Q

antea

A

previously

529
Q

antequam

A

before

530
Q

antiquus-a-um

A

ancient, old

531
Q

appropinquo (1)

A

I approach

532
Q

aptus,-a,-um

A

suitable, appropriate

533
Q

aqua (aquae) f

A

water

534
Q

aquila (aquilae) f

A

eagle

535
Q

ara (arae) f’

A

altar

536
Q

arbor (arboris) f

A

tree

537
Q

arma (armorum) n

A

arms

538
Q

ars (artis)f

A

art, skill

539
Q

arx, (arcis) f

A

citadel

540
Q

ascendo, ascendere, ascendi, ascensum

A

I climb, go up

541
Q

Athenae (Athenarum) f

A

Athens

542
Q

Athenienses (Atheniensium) m

A

Athenians

543
Q

atrox m.f.n (atrocis)

A

harsh, terrible

544
Q

attonitus,-a,-um

A

astonished

545
Q

audax m.f.n (audacis)

A

bold

546
Q

audeo, audere, ausus sum

A

I dare

547
Q

audio (4)

A

I hear

548
Q

aut (aut . . . aut)

A

or (either . . . or)

549
Q

autem

A

but, however

550
Q

auxilium (auxilii) n

A

help

551
Q

avis (avis) f

A

bird

552
Q

barbarus,-a,-um

A

barbarian

553
Q

bellum (belli) n

A

war

554
Q

bene

A

well

555
Q

benignus,-a,-um

A

kind

556
Q

bonus,-a,-um

A

good

557
Q

bos (bovis) m.f

A

ox, bull, cow

558
Q

brevis,-is,-e

A

short

559
Q

Britannia (Britarmiae) f

A

Britain

560
Q

cado, cadere, cecidi, casum

A

I fall

561
Q

caedes, (caedis) f

A

slaughter

562
Q

caelum, (caeli) n

A

sky

563
Q

campus, (campi) m

A

plain

564
Q

canis (canis) mf

A

dog

565
Q

canto (1)

A

I sing.

566
Q

capio, capere, cepi, captum

A

I take, capture

567
Q

captivus (captivi) m

A

prisoner

568
Q

caput (capitis) n

A

head

569
Q

carmen (carminis) n

A

song, poem

570
Q

carus-a-um

A

dear

571
Q

casa (casae) f

A

cottage

572
Q

castra (castrorum)n.pl

A

camp

573
Q

casus (casus) m

A

event, accident

574
Q

causa (causae) f

A

cause, reason

575
Q

cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum

A

I go, give way

576
Q

celer, celeris, celere

A

swift, fast

577
Q

celeriter

A

quickly .

578
Q

celo (1)

A

I hide, conceal

579
Q

cena (cenae) f

A

dinner

580
Q

ceno (1)

A

I dine

581
Q

centurio (centurionis) m

A

centurion

582
Q

centum

A

a hundred

583
Q

certus. -a, -um

A

certain, definite

584
Q

ceteri,-ae,-a

A

the rest of

585
Q

cibus (cibi) m

A

food

586
Q

civis (civis) m.f

A

citizen

587
Q

civitas (civitatis) f

A

state, community

588
Q

clades (cladis) f

A

disaster, defeat

589
Q

clamo (1)

A

I shout

590
Q

clamor (clamoris) m

A

shout

591
Q

classis (classis) f’

A

fleet

592
Q

coepi, coepisse, coeptum

A

I began

593
Q

cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitum

A

I get to know, find out

594
Q

cogo, cogere, coegi, coactum

A

I compel

595
Q

colligo, colligere, collegi, collectum

A

I collect

596
Q

collis (collis) m

A

hill

597
Q

colo, colere, colui, cultum

A

I cultivate, worship

598
Q

comes (comids) m

A

companion

599
Q

comparo (1)

A

I prepare, gain

600
Q

complures,-es,-a

A

several

601
Q

confectus,-a,-um

A

worn out

602
Q

conficio, conficere, confeci, confectum

A

I finish, wear out

603
Q

conor (1)

A

I try

604
Q

consillum (consilli) n

A

consultation, plan, policy

605
Q

consillum capere

A

to think of a plan, have an idea

606
Q

conspectus (conspectus) m

A

sight

607
Q

conspicio, conspicere, conspexi, conspectum

A

I catch sight of, see

608
Q

constituo, constituere, constitui, constitutum

A

I decide

609
Q

consul (consulis) m

A

consul

610
Q

copiae (copiarum) f

A

forces

611
Q

corpus (corporis) n

A

body

612
Q

cotidie

A

every day

613
Q

cras

A

tomorrow

614
Q

credo, credere, credidi, creditum (+ dat)

A

I believe, trust

615
Q

creo (1)

A

I create, elect

616
Q

crudelis,-is,-e

A

cruel

617
Q

culpa (culpae) f

A

fault, blame

618
Q

cum (+ ablative)

A

with

619
Q

cum (+ Indicative)

A

when

620
Q

cum (+ subjunctive)

A

when, since, although

621
Q

cupidus,-a,-um

A

eager

622
Q

cupio, cupere, cupivi, cupitum

A

I desire

623
Q

cur

A

why

624
Q

curro, currere, cucurri, cursum

A

I run

625
Q

custodio (4)

A

I guard

626
Q

custos (custodis) mf

A

guard

627
Q

de + ablative

A

down from, concerning

628
Q

dea (deae) f

A

goddess

629
Q

debeo (2).

A

I owe, ought, have to

630
Q

decem

A

ten

631
Q

decimus

A

tenth

632
Q

deciplo, decipere, decepi, deceptum

A

I deceive

633
Q

dedo, dedere, dedidi, deditum

A

I surrender

634
Q

defendo, defendere, defendi, defensum

A

I defend

635
Q

deinde

A

next

636
Q

deleo, delere, delevi, deletum

A

I destroy

637
Q

delibero (1)

A

I deliberate, consider seriously

638
Q

dens (dends) m

A

tooth

639
Q

deus (dei) m

A

god

640
Q

dexter, dextera, dexterum

A

right, on the right

641
Q

dico, dicere, dixi, dictum

A

I say, tell

642
Q

dies (diei) m.f

A

day

643
Q

difficilis-is-e

A

difficult

644
Q

digitus (digiti) m

A

finger

645
Q

dignus-a-um (+ ablative)

A

worthy, deserving

646
Q

diligens m.f.n (diligentis)

A

diligent, hard-worizing

647
Q

diligenter

A

diligently

648
Q

diligentis (diligentiae) f

A

diligence, Industry, care

649
Q

discedo, discedere, discessit, discessum

A

I depart, go away

650
Q

disciplina (disciplinae) f

A

training, education, discipline

651
Q

discipulus (discipuli) m

A

pupil, student

652
Q

diu

A

for a long time

653
Q

dives m.f.n (divitis)

A

wealthy

654
Q

do, dare, dedi. datum

A

I give

655
Q

doceo, docere, docui, docrum

A

I teach

656
Q

doctus-a-um

A

learned

657
Q

dolor (doloris) m

A

pain, grief, sorrow

658
Q

dominus (domini) m

A

master

659
Q

domus (domus) f

A

house

660
Q

donum, (doni) n

A

gift

661
Q

dubito (1)

A

I doubt, hesitate

662
Q

dublus-a-um

A

doubtful

663
Q

duco, ducere, duxi, ductum

A

I lead

664
Q

dulcis-is-e

A

sweet

665
Q

dum (+ Indicative)

A

while

666
Q

duo, duae, duo

A

two

667
Q

duodecim

A

twelve

668
Q

duodeviginti

A

eighteen

669
Q

durus-a-um

A

hard

670
Q

dux (ducis) uLf

A

leader, guide

671
Q

e (ex) + ablative

A

out of

672
Q

ego

A

I

673
Q

egredlor, egredi, egressus sum

A

I go out

674
Q

emo, emere emi, emptum

A

I buy

675
Q

enim

A

for

676
Q

eo

A

to there

677
Q

eo, ire, ivi, itum

A

I go

678
Q

epistula (epistulae) f

A

letter

679
Q

eques (equitis) m

A

horseman, cavalryman, knight

680
Q

equus(equi) m

A

horse

681
Q

et(et .. et)

A

and (both…and)

682
Q

etiam

A

also

683
Q

excito (1)

A

I rouse, stir up

684
Q

exco, exire, exii, exitum

A

I go out

685
Q

exemplum (exempU) n

A

example

686
Q

exercitus (exercitus) m

A

army

687
Q

exspecto (1)

A

I expect, wait for

688
Q

extremus-a-um

A

farthest, last.

689
Q

fabula (fabulae) f

A

story

690
Q

facies (faciel) f

A

face

691
Q

facile

A

easily

692
Q

facills-is-e

A

easy

693
Q

facio, facere, feci, factum

A

I make, do

694
Q

fama (famae) f

A

Rumour, reputation

695
Q

femina (feminae) f

A

woman

696
Q

fero, ferre, tuli, latum

A

I carry, bring, bear, endure

697
Q

ferox (ferocis) m.f.n

A

fierce

698
Q

fessus-a-um

A

tired

699
Q

fidelis-is-e

A

faithful

700
Q

fides (fidel) f

A

faith, confidence, honesty

701
Q

filla (filiae) f

A

daughter

702
Q

fillus (filii) m

A

son

703
Q

finis (finis) m

A

end

704
Q

fio, fieri. factus sum

A

I become, am made, take place

705
Q

flumen (fluminis) n

A

river

706
Q

fons (fontis) m

A

spring

707
Q

forma (formae) f

A

form, beauty

708
Q

forte

A

by chance

709
Q

fortis-is-e

A

brave

710
Q

fortuna (fortunae) f

A

fortune

711
Q

forum (fori) n

A

forum

712
Q

frater (ftwds) m

A

brother

713
Q

frustra

A

in vain

714
Q

fuga (fugae) f

A

flight

715
Q

fugio, fugere. fugi, fugitum

A

I flee, run away

716
Q

gaudium (gaudil) n

A

joy

717
Q

gens (gentis) f

A

tribe, nation, race

718
Q

Germania (Germaniae) f

A

Germany

719
Q

gero. gerere, gessi. ge~

A

I do, wage (war)

720
Q

gladius (gladil) m

A

sword

721
Q

gloria (glorlae) f

A

glory

722
Q

Graecia (Graeciae) f

A

Greece

723
Q

Graecus-a-um

A

Greek

724
Q

gram-a.um

A

Grateful, pleasant

725
Q

gravis-is-e

A

heavy, severe, important

726
Q

habeo (2)

A

I have

727
Q

habito (1)

A

I live reside

728
Q

hasta (hastae) f

A

Spear

729
Q

heri

A

Yeasterday

730
Q

hic

A

here

731
Q

hic, haec, hoc

A

this (he, she, It)

732
Q

hinc

A

from here

733
Q

hodie

A

today

734
Q

homo (hominis) mf

A

person

735
Q

hora (horae) f

A

hour

736
Q

hortor (1)

A

I encourage

737
Q

hortus (horti) m

A

garden

738
Q

hostis (hostis) m.f

A

enemy

739
Q

huc

A

to here

740
Q

iaceo (2)

A

I lie

741
Q

iacio, iacere, ieci, iactum

A

I throw

742
Q

iam

A

now, already

743
Q

ianua (ianuae) f

A

front door, entrance

744
Q

ibi

A

there

745
Q

idem, eadem, idem

A

same

746
Q

igitur.

A

therefore

747
Q

ignis (ignis) m

A

fire

748
Q

ille, illa. illud

A

that (he, she, it)

749
Q

imago (imaginis) f

A

image, representation, likeness

750
Q

Imperator (Imperatoris) m

A

general

751
Q

imperium (imperil) n

A

command, power

752
Q

impero (1) (+ dative)

A

I order

753
Q

impetus (impetus) m

A

charge, assault

754
Q

in (+ ablative)

A

in, on

755
Q

in (+ accusative)

A

into, against;

756
Q

in aninio habere

A

to have In mind, intend

757
Q

incendo, incendere, incendi, incensum

A

I bum (transitive)

758
Q

incola (incolae) m.f

A

inhabitant

759
Q

inde

A

from there

760
Q

ingens (ingentis) m.f.n

A

huge

761
Q

inopla (inopiae) f

A

want, scarcity

762
Q

inquarn (3rd person inquit)

A

I say

763
Q

Insula. (Insulae) f

A

island

764
Q

intefficio, interficere, interfeci, interfectum

A

I kill

765
Q

Intellego, Intellegere, Intellexi, Intellectum

A

I understand, realise

766
Q

inter (+ accusative)

A

between, among

767
Q

interea

A

meanwhile

768
Q

Intro (1)

A

I enter

769
Q

Invenio, Invenive, Inveni, Inventu

A

i come across, find

770
Q

Invito (1)

A

I invite

771
Q

invitus-a-um

A

reluctant

772
Q

ipse, ipsa, ipsum

A

self

773
Q

Ira (irae) f

A

anger

774
Q

irascor, irasci, iratus sum (+ dat)

A

I am angry

775
Q

iratus-a-um

A

angry

776
Q

is, ea, id

A

that (he. she, it)

777
Q

ita

A

so

778
Q

Italia (Itallae) f

A

Italy

779
Q

Itaque

A

and so, therefore

780
Q

Iter (itineris) n

A

joumey, march

781
Q

iterum

A

again

782
Q

iubeo, iubere, iussi, lussum

A

I order

783
Q

iudex (iudicis) m.f

A

judge, juror

784
Q

iungo, iungere, iunxi iunctum

A

I join

785
Q

Iuno (Iunonis) f

A

Juno

786
Q

Iuppiter (Iovis) m

A

Jupiter

787
Q

iustus-s-um

A

just, right

788
Q

iuvenis (iuvenis) m-f

A

man/woman In his/her prime

789
Q

iuvo, iuvare, iuvi, iutum

A

I help

790
Q

labor (laboris) m

A

work

791
Q

labor, labi, lapsus sum

A

I slip, slid, glide

792
Q

laboro (1)

A

I work

793
Q

lacrima (lacrimae) f

A

tear

794
Q

lacus (lacus) m

A

lake

795
Q

laetus-a-um

A

happy

796
Q

latus-0ateris) n

A

side

797
Q

latus-a-um.

A

broad, wide

798
Q

laudo (1)

A

I praise

799
Q

laus (laudis) f

A

praise, glory

800
Q

lectus Gecti) m

A

couch, bed

801
Q

legatus Cegati) m

A

envoy, representative, deputy

802
Q

legatus Oegati) m

A

envoy, representative, senior officer

803
Q

legio (legionis) f

A

legion

804
Q

lego, legere. legi, lectum,

A

I read

805
Q

lex (legis) f

A

law

806
Q

liber (Ubri) m

A

book

807
Q

liber, libera, Uberum

A

free

808
Q

liberi (liberorum) m

A

children

809
Q

libero (1)

A

I free

810
Q

libertus (liberti) m

A

freedman

811
Q

licet, licere. Ucult, licitum(+ dat)

A

It is allowed

812
Q

locus (loci) m (plural loca n)

A

place

813
Q

longus-a-um

A

long

814
Q

loquor, loqui, locutus sum

A

I speak

815
Q

ludico (1)

A

I judge

816
Q

ludo, ludere, lusi. lusum

A

I play

817
Q

ludus (ludi) m

A

school

818
Q

luna (lunw) f

A

moon

819
Q

magister (magistri) m

A

master, teacher

820
Q

magnus-a-um

A

large, great

821
Q

malo, malle, malui

A

I prefer

822
Q

malus-a-um

A

bad

823
Q

maneo, manere mansi, mansuir

A

I remain, stay

824
Q

manus (manus) f

A

hand

825
Q

mare (maris) n

A

sea

826
Q

maritus (mariti) m

A

husband

827
Q

Mars (Martis) m

A

Mars

828
Q

martimonium (matrimonii) n

A

marriage

829
Q

mater (Materis) f

A

mother

830
Q

medicus (medici) m

A

doctor

831
Q

medius-a-um

A

middle, the middle of

832
Q

memoria (memoriae) f

A

memory, record

833
Q

mens; (mentis) f

A

mind, intellect, purpose

834
Q

mensa (mensae) f

A

table

835
Q

mensis (mensis) m

A

month

836
Q

metus (metus) m

A

fear

837
Q

meus-a-um

A

my

838
Q

miles (militis) n.f

A

soldier

839
Q

mille

A

a thousand

840
Q

mirabilis-is-e

A

wonderful, amazing

841
Q

miraculum (miracull) n

A

miracle, wonder

842
Q

miser, misera, miserum

A

wretched

843
Q

mitto, mittere, misi, missum

A

I send

844
Q

modus (modi) m

A

way

845
Q

moneo (2)

A

I advise, warn

846
Q

mons (montis) m

A

mountain

847
Q

monstro (1)

A

I show

848
Q

morbus (morbl) m

A

disease

849
Q

morior, mori, mortuus sum

A

I die

850
Q

mors (mortis) f

A

death

851
Q

mortuus-a-um

A

dead

852
Q

mos (moris) m

A

custom

853
Q

moveo, movere. movi, motum

A

I move

854
Q

mox

A

soon, then

855
Q

multus-a-um

A

much, many

856
Q

munio (4)

A

I fortify

857
Q

murus (muri) m

A

wall

858
Q

nam (nanque)

A

for

859
Q

narro (1)

A

I tell, relate

860
Q

nascor, nasci. natus sum

A

I am born

861
Q

nauta. (nautae) m

A

sailor

862
Q

navigo (1)

A

I sail

863
Q

navis (navis) f

A

ship

864
Q

ne

A

(introduces question)?

865
Q

nec (neque) (nec…nec)

A

neither (neither .. nor)

866
Q

necesse

A

necessary

867
Q

nego (1)

A

I deny, say not

868
Q

nemo (nullius) mf

A

nobody

869
Q

Neptunus (Neptuni) m

A

Neptune

870
Q

nihil (indeclineable) n

A

nothing

871
Q

nolo, nolle, nolui,

A

I do not want, am unwilling

872
Q

nomen (nominis) n

A

name

873
Q

non solum…sed etiam

A

not only…but also

874
Q

nondum.

A

not yet

875
Q

Nonne

A

surely

876
Q

nonnullus-a-um

A

some

877
Q

nonus-a-um

A

ninth

878
Q

nos

A

we

879
Q

noster, nostra, nostrum

A

our

880
Q

novem

A

nine

881
Q

novus-a-um

A

new

882
Q

nox (noctis) f

A

night

883
Q

nubes (nubis) f

A

cloud

884
Q

nullus-a-um n

A

none, no

885
Q

num

A

surely not

886
Q

numero (1)

A

I count

887
Q

numerus (numeri) m

A

number

888
Q

numquam,

A

never

889
Q

nunc

A

now

890
Q

nuntio (1)

A

I announce

891
Q

nuntius (nuntil) m

A

Messenger, message

892
Q

occasio (occasionis) f

A

opportunity

893
Q

occupo (1)

A

I seize

894
Q

octavus-a-um

A

eighth

895
Q

octo

A

eight

896
Q

oculus (ocull)

A

eye

897
Q

odium (odil) n

A

hate

898
Q

olim

A

once upon a time, once

899
Q

omnis-is-e

A

all

900
Q

onus (oneris) n

A

burden

901
Q

oppidum (oppidi) n

A

town

902
Q

opprimo, opprimere, oppressi, oppressum

A

I overwhelm, crush

903
Q

oppugno (l)

A

I attack

904
Q

opus (operis) n

A

Work, piece of work

905
Q

ora (orae) f

A

shore

906
Q

oraculum (oraculi) n

A

oracle

907
Q

orno (1)

A

I adorn, decorate, make attract

908
Q

oro (1)

A

I beg, pray

909
Q

os (oris) n

A

mouth

910
Q

otium (otil) n

A

leisure

911
Q

paene

A

almost

912
Q

panis (panis) m

A

bread

913
Q

paratus-a-um

A

prepared

914
Q

parco, parcere, pepercl, parsum

A

I spare

915
Q

parens (parentis) m.f

A

parent

916
Q

pareo (2) (+ dat)

A

I obey

917
Q

paro (1)

A

I prepare

918
Q

pars (patris) f

A

part

919
Q

parvus-a-um

A

small

920
Q

pater (partis) m

A

father

921
Q

patior, pati, passus sum

A

I suffer, endure, allow

922
Q

patria (patriae) f

A

homeland

923
Q

pauci-ae-a

A

few, a few

924
Q

paulisper

A

for a short while

925
Q

pauper (Pauperls) m.f.n

A

poor

926
Q

pax (pacis) f

A

peace

927
Q

pecunia (pecuniae) f

A

money

928
Q

pedes (peditis) m

A

foot soldier, Infantryman

929
Q

per + accusative

A

through

930
Q

pereo, perire, perii, peritum

A

I perish, am lost, am destroyed

931
Q

periculosus-a-um

A

dangerous

932
Q

periculum (periculi) n

A

danger

933
Q

permitto, permittere, permisi, permissum (+ dat)

A

I allow, entrust

934
Q

persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi, persuasum (+ dat)

A

I persuade

935
Q

perterritus-a-um

A

terrified

936
Q

pervenio, pervenire, perveni, perventum

A

I arrive

937
Q

pes (pedis) m

A

foot

938
Q

peto, petere, petivi. petitum

A

I seek, make for, attack

939
Q

pietas (pietatis) f

A

family loyalty, sense of duty

940
Q

placio (2) (+ dat)

A

I please

941
Q

plebs (plebis) f

A

common people

942
Q

plenus-a-um

A

full

943
Q

poena (poenae) f

A

punishment, penalty

944
Q

poeta (poetae) m

A

poet

945
Q

pono, ponere. posui, positum

A

I place

946
Q

pons (Pontis) m

A

bridge

947
Q

populus (populi) m

A

people

948
Q

porta (portae) f

A

gate

949
Q

Porto (1)

A

I carry

950
Q

portus (portus) m

A

port, harbour

951
Q

possum, posse, potui

A

I can, am able

952
Q

post + accusative

A

after, behind

953
Q

postea

A

afterwards

954
Q

postquam

A

after, when

955
Q

potestas (potestatis) f

A

power

956
Q

praebeo (2)

A

I offer, supply, show

957
Q

praeclarus-a-um

A

famous

958
Q

praeda (praedae) f

A

plunder

959
Q

praefectus (praefecti) m

A

prefect, commander, chief

960
Q

praemium (praernii) n

A

reward

961
Q

pretium (pretii) n

A

price

962
Q

priceps (pricepis) m

A

chief, leader

963
Q

primum

A

first

964
Q

primus-a-um

A

first

965
Q

priusquam

A

before

966
Q

pro (+ ablative)

A

on behalf

967
Q

prodo, prodere, prodidi, proditium

A

I betray

968
Q

proficiscor, proficisci, profectus sum

A

I set out

969
Q

progredlor. progredi, progressus sum

A

I advance

970
Q

prohibeo (2)

A

I prevent

971
Q

prope + accusative

A

near

972
Q

propter + accusative

A

on account of

973
Q

proximus-a-um

A

nearest, next

974
Q

prudens m.f.n (prudentis)

A

prudent, sensible

975
Q

publicus-a-um

A

public

976
Q

puella (puellae) f

A

girl

977
Q

puer (pueri) m

A

boy

978
Q

pugna (pugnae) f

A

battle

979
Q

pugno (1)

A

I fight

980
Q

pulcher, pulchra pulchrum

A

beautiful

981
Q

punio (4)

A

I punish

982
Q

puto (1)

A

I think

983
Q

qualls-is-e?

A

of what sort?

984
Q

quam celerrime

A

as quickly as possible

985
Q

quam.

A

than, as

986
Q

quamquam

A

although

987
Q

quando?

A

when?

988
Q

quantus-a-um?

A

how large, how great?

989
Q

quartus-a-um

A

fourth

990
Q

quattuor

A

four

991
Q

quattuordecim

A

fourteen

992
Q

que.

A

and

993
Q

qui, quae, quod

A

who, who, which

994
Q

quidam, quaedam, quoddam

A

a (certain)

995
Q

quindecim

A

fifteen

996
Q

quinque

A

five

997
Q

quintus-a-um

A

fifth

998
Q

quis, quis, quid (interrogative)

A

who, who, what?

999
Q

quo?

A

where to?

1000
Q

quod

A

because

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