Imperium Level 4 Copy 4 Flashcards
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Hispania
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Hispaniae, f. - Hispania [a place - Spain] {1, 4}
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Hadrianus
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Hadriani, m. - Hadrianus [a person - Hadrian] {1, 4}
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senator
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senatoris, m. - senator {1, 4}
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Paulina
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Paulinae, f. - Paulina [a person] {1, 4}
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Afer
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Afri, m. - Afer [a person] {1, 4}
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Domitia
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Domitiae, f. - Domitia [a person] {1, 4}
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Italica
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Italicae, f. - Italica [a place] {2, 4}
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feles
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felis, f. - cat {2, 4}
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asinus
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asini, m. - donkey {2, 4}
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casa
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casae, f. - house {2, 4}
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puella
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puellae, f. - girl {2, 4}
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liberi
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liberorum, m.pl. - children {2, 4}
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Gades
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Gadium, f.pl. - Gades [a place - Cadiz] {3, 4}
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desidero
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desiderare, desideravi, desideratum - long for, miss {3, 4}
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visito
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visitare, visitavi, visitatum - visit {3, 4}
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urgeo
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urgere, ursi, —– - urge {3, 4}
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rideo
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ridere, risi, risum - laugh at; smile {3, 4}
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commotus
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commota, commotum - moved, upset {4, 4}
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specto
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spectare, spectavi, spectatum - look at, watch {4, 4}
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febris
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febris, f. - fever {4, 4}
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fractus
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fracta, fractum - broken {4, 4}
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mordeo
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mordere, momordi, morsum - bite {4, 4}
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sepulcrum
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sepulcri, n. - tomb {4, 4}
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diutius
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for a longer time, any longer {5, 4}
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Traianus
Traiani, m. - Traianus [a person - Trajan] {5, 4}
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villa
villae, f. - farmhouse, country house, villa {5, 4}
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Plotina
Plotinae, f. - Plotina [a person] {5, 4}
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intro
intrare, intravi, intratum - enter {5, 4}
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ianua
ianuae, f. - door {5, 4}
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consobrinus
consobrini, m. - cousin {5, 4}
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benignus
benigna, benignum - kind {5, 4}
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quid agis?
quid agitis? (pl.) - how are you? {5, 4}
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Anna
Annae, f. - Anna [a person] {5, 4}
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ancilla
ancillae, f. - maidservant {5, 4}
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ave
avete (pl.) - Hail! Greetings! Farewell! {5, 4}
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huc
here, to this place, hither {5, 4}
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magnificus
magnifica, magnificum - magnificent {5, 4}
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ludus
ludi, m. - school, play; (pl.) games {6, 4}
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stultus
stulta, stultum - stupid {6, 4}
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sella
sellae, f. - chair {6, 4}
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avunculus
avunculi, m. - uncle [mother's brother] {6, 4}
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placet
placere, placuit - it pleases (+dat.) {6, 4}
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ursa
ursae, f. - bear {6, 4}
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gratias (tibi) ago
thank (you) {6, 4}
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amphitheatrum
amphitheatri, n. - amphitheater {6, 4}
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somnium
somnii, n. - dream {6, 4}
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nonne
surely [introduces a yes/no question expecting a 'yes'] {6, 4}
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Aper
Apri, m. - Aper [a person] {6, 4}
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Hannibal
Hannibalis, m. - Hannibal [a person] {6, 4}
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taurus
tauri, m. - bull {6, 4}
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venator
venatoris, m. - hunter {6, 4}
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Carthago
Carthaginis, f. - Carthago [a place - Carthage] {6, 4}
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gladiator
gladiatoris, m. - gladiator {6, 4}
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maritus
mariti, m. - husband {6, 4}
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placeo
placere, placui, placitum - please (+dat.) {6, 4}
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dormio
dormire, dormivi, dormitum - sleep {7, 4}
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venatio
venationis, f. - hunt {7, 4}
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Bucephalus
Bucephali, m. - Bucephalus [a horse] {7, 4}
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Athenae
Athenarum, f.pl. - Athenae [a place - Athens] {7, 4}
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territus
territa, territum - frightened {7, 4}
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memoro
memorare, memoravi, memoratum - recount, remember {7, 4}
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periculosus
periculosa, periculosum - dangerous {7, 4}
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fluo
fluere, fluxi, fluxum - flow {7, 4}
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difficultas
difficultatis, f. - difficulty {7, 4}
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frenum
freni, n. - bridle; (pl.) reins {7, 4}
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stabulum
stabuli, n. - stable {7, 4}
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equito
equitare, equitavi, equitatum - ride {7, 4}
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tempero
temperare, temperavi, temperatum - control {7, 4}
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sollicitus
sollicita, sollicitum - worried {8, 4}
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ferox
ferox, ferox [gen.: ferocis] - wild, fierce {8, 4}
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silentium
silentii, n. - silence {8, 4}
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invito
invitare, invitavi, invitatum - invite {8, 4}
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Alexander
Alexandri, m. - Alexander [a person] {8, 4}
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neco
necare, necavi, necatum - kill {8, 4}
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Homerus
Homeri, m. - Homerus [a person - Homer] {9, 4}
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narro
narrare, narravi, narratum - tell, relate {9, 4}
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milito
militare, militavi, militatum - serve in the army {9, 4}
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Graecus
Graeca, Graecum - Greek [referring to Greece [a place]]; (as a noun) a Greek {9, 4}
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difficile est
it is difficult (+dat.) {9, 4}
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devoro
devorare, devoravi, devoratum - devour, swallow, eat {9, 4}
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poeta
poetae, m. - poet {9, 4}
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Marciana
Marcianae, f. - Marciana [a person] {10, 4}
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Sabinus
Sabini, m. - Sabinus [a person] {10, 4}
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Lucius
Lucii, m. - Lucius [a person] {10, 4}
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vulneratus
vulnerata, vulneratum - wounded {10, 4}
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Vibia
Vibiae, f. - Vibia [a person] {10, 4}
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bellus
bella, bellum - pretty {10, 4}
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Vibius
Vibii, m. - Vibius [a person] {10, 4}
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Sabina
Sabinae, f. - Sabina [a person] {10, 4}
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Matidia
Matidiae, f. - Matidia [a person] {10, 4}
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modestus
modesta, modestum - shy {10, 4}
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Italia
Italiae, f. - Italia [a place - Italy] {11, 4}
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Domitianus
Domitiani, m. - Domitianus [a person - Domitian] {11, 4}
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palatium
palatii, n. - palace {12, 4}
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curo ut
see to it that (+subjunctive) {12, 4}
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Fabricius
Fabricii, m. - Fabricius [a person] {12, 4}
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stadium
stadii, n. - stadium {12, 4}
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Palatium
Palatii, n. - the Palatine Hill [a place] {12, 4}
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herba
herbae, f. - grass {12, 4}
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aedifico
aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatum - build {12, 4}
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Tiberinus
Tiberina, Tiberinum - of the Tiber [referring to the Tiber River] {12, 4}
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Iulius
Iulii, m. - Julius [a person] {12, 4}
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Vespasianus
Vespasiani, m. - Vespasianus [a person - Vespasian] {12, 4}
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eheu
alas; oh dear {12, 4}
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Augustus
Augusti, m. - Augustus [a person]; August [the month] {12, 4}
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Remus
Remi, m. - Remus [a person] {12, 4}
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Livia
Liviae, f. - Livia [a person] {12, 4}
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ecce
look {12, 4}
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Tiberis
Tiberis, m. - Tiburis [a place - the Tiber River, which runs through Rome] {acc.: Tiberim} {12, 4}
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Caesar
Caesaris, m. - Caesar [a person] {12, 4}
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Romulus
Romuli, m. - Romulus [a person] {12, 4}
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cremo
cremare, cremavi, crematum - cremate {12, 4}
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callidus
callida, callidum - clever, smart {13, 4}
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rhetor
rhetoris, m. - teacher of rhetoric {13, 4}
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Quintilianus
Quintiliani, m. - Quintilianus [a person - Quintilian] {13, 4}
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oratio
orationis, f. - speech {13, 4}
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Hispanus
Hispana, Hispanum - Spanish [referring to Spain [a place]]; (as a noun) a Spainard {13, 4}
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Marcus
Marci, m. - Marcus [a person] {13, 4}
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aula
aulae, f. - hall {13, 4}
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orator
oratoris, m. - orator, speaker {13, 4}
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discipulus
discipuli, m. - student {13, 4}
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orationem habere
make a speech {13, 4}
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grammaticus
grammatici, m. - school teacher {13, 4}
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liber
libri, m. - book {14, 4}
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limax
limacis, f. - slug {14, 4}
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studeo
studere, studui, ----- - be eager (for), study (+dat.) {14, 4}
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epistula
epistulae, f. - letter {14, 4}
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Quintus
Quinti, m. - Quintus [a person] {14, 4}
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neglego
neglegere, neglexi, neglectum - neglect {14, 4}
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radix
radicis, f. - root, radish {14, 4}
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Graeculus
Graeculi, m. - "Little Greek" [a nickname for Hadrian] {14, 4}
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Fabius
Fabii, m. - Fabius [a person] {14, 4}
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Terentius
Terentii, m. - Terentius [a person - Terence] {14, 4}
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Scaurus
Scauri, m. - Scaurus [a person] {14, 4}
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orthographia
orthographiae, f. - art of correct writing {14, 4}
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accusativus
accusativa, accusativum - accusative {15, 4}
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ligneus
lignea, ligneum - wooden {15, 4}
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declino
declinare, declinavi, declinatum - decline, create the forms of a noun {15, 4}
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nonnumquam
sometimes [lit.: not never] {15, 4}
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Cyclops
Cyclopis, m. - Cyclops [a monster] {15, 4}
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deleo
delere, delevi, deletum - destroy {15, 4}
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ructo
ructare, ructavi, ructatum - belch {15, 4}
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Latinus
Latina, Latinum - Latin; (as a plural noun) the Latins {15, 4}
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Troia
Troiae, f. - Troia [a place - Troy] {15, 4}
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solum
only {15, 4}
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nimium
too much {15, 4}
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mirabilis
mirabilis, mirabile - wonderful {15, 4}
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Odyssea
Odysseae, f. - Odyssea [an epic poem - The Odyssey] {15, 4}
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Polyphemus
Polyphemi, m. - Polyphemus [a cyclops] {15, 4}
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Latine
in Latin {15, 4}
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Ulixes
Ulixis, m. - Ulysses [a person; Greek Name - Odysseus] {acc.: Ulixen} {15, 4}
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mane
early in the day, in the morning {15, 4}
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gigas
gigantis, m. - giant {15, 4}
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oliva
olivae, f. - olive tree {16, 4}
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tuto
safely {16, 4}
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deletor
deletoris, m. - destroyer {16, 4}
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novem
nine {16, 4}
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ebrius
ebria, ebrium - drunk {16, 4}
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ferrarius
ferrarii, m. - blacksmith {16, 4}
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sibilo
sibilare, sibilavi, sibilatum - hiss {16, 4}
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hasta
hastae, f. - spear {16, 4}
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securis
securis, f. - axe {16, 4}
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octo
eight {16, 4}
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cuspis
cuspidis, f. - point {16, 4}
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Neptunus
Neptuni, m. - Neptune [the god of the sea; Greek name - Poseidon] {16, 4}
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Laertes
Laertis, m. - Laertes [a person] {16, 4}
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fragor
fragoris, m. - crash, noise, din {16, 4}
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ovis
ovis, m./f. - sheep {16, 4}
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acuo
acuere, acui, acutum - sharpen {16, 4}
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Ithaca
Ithacae, f. - Ithaca [a place] {16, 4}
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antea
before, previously {16, 4}
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celo
celare, celavi, celatum - hide {16, 4}
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tenebrae
tenebrarum, f.pl. - darkness {16, 4}
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ultimus
ultima, ultimum - last {16, 4}
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triginta
thirty {16, 4}
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Africa
Africae, f. - Africa [a place] {17, 4}
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Flavius
Flavia, Flavium - Flavian [referring to the Flavian household] {17, 4}
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spectaculum
spectaculi, n. - show, spectacle {17, 4}
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ferociter
fiercely {17, 4}
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pompa
pompae, f. - parade, procession {17, 4}
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cervus
cervi, m. - deer, stag {17, 4}
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spectator
spectatoris, m. - spectator {17, 4}
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denarius
denarii, m. - denarius [a silver coin] {17, 4}
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saluto
salutare, salutavi, salutatum - greet {17, 4}
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virgatus
virgata, virgatum - striped {17, 4}
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proboscis
proboscidis, f. - trunk {17, 4}
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plaudo
plaudere, plausi, plausum - applaud {17, 4}
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tigris
tigris, m./f. - tiger {17, 4}
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elephantus
elephanti, m. - elephant {17, 4}
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agito
agitare, agitavi, agitatum - chase, hunt {17, 4}
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leo
leonis, m. - lion {17, 4}
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lepus
leporis, m - hare, rabbit {17, 4}
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saeve
savagely {17, 4}
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struthiocamelus
struthiocameli, m. - ostrich {17, 4}
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lente
slowly {17, 4}
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dens
dentis, m. - tooth {17, 4}
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Megalensis
Megalensis, Megalense - of the Earth Mother {17, 4}
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Cornelius
Cornelii, m. - Cornelius [a person] {18, 4}
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Dacia
Daciae, f. - Dacia [a place - Romania] {18, 4}
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Decebalus
Decebali, m. - Decebalus [a person] {18, 4}
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revoco
revocare, revocavi, revocatum - call back, recall {18, 4}
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Publius
Publii, m. - Publius [a person] {18, 4}
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ita vero
yes indeed, true dat {18, 4}
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Dacus
Daca, Dacum - Dacian [referring to Dacia [a place]]; (as a noun) a Dacian {18, 4}
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Britannia
Britanniae, f. - Britannia [a place - Britain, England] {18, 4}
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Tarraconensis
Tarraconensis, Tarraconense - of Tarragon [referring to a place] {18, 4}
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Fuscus
Fusci, m. - Fuscus [a person] {18, 4}
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Acilius
Acilii, m. - Acilius [a person] {18, 4}
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absentia
absentiae, f. - absence {18, 4}
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Attianus
Attiani, m. - Attianus [a person] {18, 4}
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Legio
Legionis, f. - Legio [a place - Lyon] {18, 4}
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spiritus
spiritus, m. - spirit {19, 4}
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matrimonium
matrimonii, n. - marriage {19, 4}
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quadraginta
forty {19, 4}
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species
speciei, f. - appearance {19, 4}
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momentum
momenti, n. - importance {19, 4}
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sensus
sensus, m. - feeling; sense {19, 4}
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Servianus
Serviani, m. - Servianus [a person] {19, 4}
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versus
versus, m. - line, verse {19, 4}
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dives
dives, dives [gen.: divitis] - rich {19, 4}
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quattuordecim
fourteen {19, 4}
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genu
genus, n. - knee {19, 4}
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ut
(+indicative) - as {19, 4}
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suffectus
suffecta, suffectum - suffect, replacing {19, 4}
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niger
nigra, nigrum - black {19, 4}
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vale
valete (pl.) - goodbye {20, 4}
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virilis
virilis, virile - manly, of a man {20, 4}
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peius
worse, in a worse way {20, 4}
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pulcherrime
most beautifully {20, 4}
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facillimus
facillima, facillimum - easiest {20, 4}
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parve
in a small way {20, 4}
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Gaius
Gaii, m. - Gaius [a person] {20, 4}
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fortior
fortior, fortius - braver {20, 4}
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pulchrior
pulchrior, pulchrius - more beautiful {20, 4}
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saepius
more often {20, 4}
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pulcherrimus
pulcherrima, pulcherrimum - most beautiful {20, 4}
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scurrilis
scurrilis, scurrile - obscene, rude {20, 4}
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densissime
most thickly {20, 4}
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densius
more thickly {20, 4}
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celerrime
most quickly {20, 4}
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pulchrius
more beautifully {20, 4}
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compono
componere, composui, compositum - arrange, compose {20, 4}
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diutissime
for a very long time {20, 4}
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Moguntiacum
Moguntiaci, n. - Moguntiacum [a place - Mainz] {20, 4}
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minus
less {20, 4}
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plurimum
most {20, 4}
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Rhenus
Rheni, m. - Rhenus [a place - the Rhine River] {20, 4}
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pulchre
beautifully {20, 4}
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facillime
most easily {20, 4}
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Gaia
Gaiae, f. - Gaia [a person] {20, 4}
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dense
thickly {20, 4}
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fortissimus
fortissima, fortissimum - bravest {20, 4}
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iunctio
iunctionis, f. - joining {20, 4}
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plus
more {20, 4}
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nubo
nubere, nupsi, nuptum - marry (+dat.) {20, 4}
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fortissime
most bravely {20, 4}
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intersum
interesse, interfui, interfuturus - interest {20, 4}
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Chatti
Chattorum, m.pl. - Chatti [a people] {20, 4}
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fortius
more bravely {20, 4}
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densior
densior, densius - thicker {20, 4}
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caveo
cavere, cavi, cautum - be careful, beware, watch out for {20, 4}
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iocus
ioci, m. - joke {20, 4}
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pessime
worst, in the worst way {20, 4}
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senior
senior, senius - older {20, 4}
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Antonius
Antonii, m. - Antonius [a person - Antony] {20, 4}
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Saturnus
Saturni, m. - Saturnus [the king of the Titans, Saturn; Greek Name - Cronos] {20, 4}
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mox
soon {20, 4}
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saepissime
most often {20, 4}
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toga
togae, f. - toga {20, 4}
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defectio
defectionis, f. - rebellion {20, 4}
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quam celerrime
as quickly as possible {20, 4}
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facilius
more easily {20, 4}
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facilior
facilior, facilius - easier {20, 4}
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densissimus
densissima, densissimum - thickest {20, 4}
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melius
better, in a better way {20, 4}
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num
surely...not [marks a yes/no question; expect "no"] {21, 4}
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Martialis
Martialis, m. - Martialis [a person - Martial] {21, 4}
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Aquincum
Aquinci, n. - Aquincum [a place - Budapest] {21, 4}
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emo
emere, emi, emptum - buy {21, 4}
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Caledonia
Caledoniae, f. - Caledonia [a place - Scotland] {21, 4}
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pluit
pluere, pluit - it is raining {21, 4}
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molestus
molesta, molestum - annoying; (as a noun) pest {21, 4}
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argutus
arguta, argutum - witty {21, 4}
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aquilo
aquilonis, m. - north wind {21, 4}
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gelatus
gelata, gelatum - chilled, frozen {21, 4}
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langueo
languere, langui, ----- - be ill in bed, be unwell {21, 4}
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lector
lectoris, m. - reader {21, 4}
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custodio
custodire, custodivi, custoditum - guard {21, 4}
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requiro
requirere, requisivi, requisitum - ask, seek; search {21, 4}
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arcesso
arcessere, arcesivi, arcessitum - summon, send for {21, 4}
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uter
utra, utrum - which (of two) {21, 4}
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studiosus
studiosa, studiosum - eager, studious {21, 4}
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Oescus
Oesci, m. - Oescus [a place] {21, 4}
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comitatus
comitata, comitatum - accompanied by {21, 4}
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eligo
eligere, elegi, electum - choose {21, 4}
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tribunal
tribunalis, n. - tribunal, platform {21, 4}
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iure
justly, rightly {21, 4}
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Germanus
Germana, Germanum - German [referring to Germany [a place]]; (as a noun) a German {21, 4}
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salve
salvete (pl.) - hello {21, 4}
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stupeo
stupere, stupui, ----- - be stunned, be amazed {21, 4}
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Britannus
Britanna, Britannum - British [referring to Britain [a place]]; (as a noun) a Briton {21, 4}
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rubeo
rubere, rubui, rubitum - blush {21, 4}
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rarus
rara, rarum - rare, scattered {21, 4}
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palleo
pallere, pallui, pallitum - grow pale {21, 4}
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marmor
marmoris, m. - marble {21, 4}
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pugio
pugionis, m. - dagger {21, 4}
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basium
basii, n. - kiss {21, 4}
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odi
odisse, osus sum - hate {21, 4}
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recito
recitare, recitavi, recitatum - recite {21, 4}
310
Marcius
Marcii, m. - Marcius [a person] {21, 4}
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protinus
at once, without pause, immediately {21, 4}
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inopinatus
inopinata, inopinatum - unexpected {21, 4}
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Germania
Germaniae, f. - Germania [a place - Germany] {21, 4}
314
adiutrix
adiutricis, f. - helper [name of the 2nd legion] {21, 4}
315
Paulus
Pauli, m. - Paulus [a person - Paul] {21, 4}
316
Cinna
Cinnae, m. - Cinna [a person] {21, 4}
317
Postumus
Postumi, m. - Postumus [a person] {21, 4}
318
secretus
secreta, secretum - secret {21, 4}
319
coniurati
coniuratorum, m.pl. - conspirators {21, 4}
320
canto
cantare, cantavi, cantatum - sing {21, 4}
321
oscito
oscitare, oscitavi, oscitatum - gape {21, 4}
322
malo
malle, malui, ----- - prefer {21, 4}
323
inopinate
unexpectedly {21, 4}
324
appropinquo
appropinquare, appropinquavi, appropinquatum - approach (+dat.) {21, 4}
325
nuper
recently {21, 4}
326
epigramma
epigrammae, f. - epigram {21, 4}
327
praebeo
praebere, praebui, praebitum - offer, present, display {21, 4}
328
Turbo
Turbinis, m. - Turbo [a person] {21, 4}
329
mediocris
mediocris, mediocre - average, ordinary {21, 4}
330
principia
principiorum, n.pl. - headquarters {21, 4}
331
aperte
openly {21, 4}
332
illuc
there, to that place {21, 4}
333
mandatum
mandati, n. - order {21, 4}
334
Agricola
Agricolae, m. - Agricola [a person] {21, 4}
335
venenum
veneni, n. - poison {21, 4}
336
Symmachus
Symmachi, m. - Symmachus [a person] {21, 4}
337
Avitius
Avitii, m. - Avitius [a person] {21, 4}
338
odio sum
be hated by, be hateful to (+dat.) {21, 4}
339
libellus
libelli, m. - little book {21, 4}
340
versiculus
versiculi, m. - short verse {21, 4}
341
heres
heredis, m. - heir {22, 4}
342
punio
punire, punivi, punitum - punish {22, 4}
343
crucio
cruciare, cruciavi, cruciatum - torture {22, 4}
344
peritus
perita, peritum - experienced, skilled (at) (+gen.) {22, 4}
345
sapio
sapere, sapivi, ----- - be wise {22, 4}
346
decet
decere, decuit - it is becoming, it is fitting, it suits {22, 4}
347
probo
probare, probavi, probatum - test, prove, approve (of) {22, 4}
348
bibo
bibere, bibi, ----- - drink {22, 4}
349
inscriptio
inscriptionis, f. - inscription {22, 4}
350
bestia
bestiae, f. - wild animal, beast {22, 4}
351
ludo
ludere, lusi, lusum - play; mock {22, 4}
352
percussor
percussoris, m. - assassin {22, 4}
353
respublica
reipublicae, f. - republic, government {22, 4}
354
colonus
coloni, m. - settler, farmer {22, 4}
355
damnatio
damnationis, f. - condemnation {22, 4}
356
statua
statuae, f. - statue {22, 4}
357
nonnulli
nonnullae, nonnulla - some [lit.: not none] {22, 4}
358
vendo
vendere, vendidi, venditum - sell {22, 4}
359
Nerva
Nervae, m. - Nerva [a person] {22, 4}
360
pauper
pauper, pauper [gen.: pauperis] - poor; (as a noun) poor man {22, 4}
361
Aemilianus
Aemiliani, m. - Aemilianus [a person] {22, 4}
362
taberna
tabernae, f. - shop, tavern {22, 4}
363
praetorianus
praetoriana, praetorianum - praetorian [referring to the imperial bodyguard] {22, 4}
364
immineo
imminere, imminui, ----- - overhang, threaten (+dat.) {22, 4}
365
creo
creare, creavi, creatum - create, elect, make {22, 4}
366
satio
satiare, satiavi, satiatum - satisfy {22, 4}
367
condemno
condemnare, condemnavi, condemnatum - condemn {22, 4}
368
impunitas
impunitatis, f. - impunity, freedom from punishment {22, 4}
369
duceni
ducenae, ducena - two hundred {22, 4}
370
Cocceius
Cocceii, m. - Cocceius [a person] {22, 4}
371
potentia
potentiae, f. - power {22, 4}
372
erado
eradere, erasi, erasum - erase {22, 4}
373
nummus
nummi, m. - coin {22, 4}
374
aufero
auferre, abstuli, ablatum - carry away, take away, remove, steal {22, 4}
375
Castor
Castoris, m. - Castor [a person] {22, 4}
376
advenio
advenire, adveni, adventum - reach, arrive (at) {22, 4}
377
uterque
utraque, utrumque - each, both {22, 4}
378
Flaccus
Flacci, m. - Flaccus [a person] {22, 4}
379
Cordus
Cordi, m. - Cordus [a person] {22, 4}
380
nimis
too, too much {22, 4}
381
monumentum
monumenti, n. - monument {22, 4}
382
Varus
Vari, m. - Varus [a person] {22, 4}
383
libenter
gladly, willingly {23, 4}
384
profero
proferre, protuli, prolatum - bring forward, carry forward {23, 4}
385
consentio
consentire, consensi, consensum - agree {23, 4}
386
diligens
diligens, diligens, [gen.: diligentis] - diligent, hard-working {23, 4}
387
nobilis
nobilis, nobile - noble {23, 4}
388
fidelis
fidelis, fidele - faithful, loyal {23, 4}
389
nuptiae
nuptiarum, f.pl. - wedding {23, 4}
390
faveo
favere, favi, fautum - favor, support (+dat.) {23, 4}
391
num
if, whether {23, 4}
392
comparo
comparare, comparavi, comparatum - arrange, get together {23, 4}
393
Priscus
Prisci, m. - Priscus [a person] {23, 4}
394
pagina
paginae, f. - page {23, 4}
395
Cotta
Cottae, m. - Cotta [a person] {23, 4}
396
lyra
lyrae, f. - lyre {23, 4}
397
videor
videri, visus sum - seem {23, 4}
398
cena
cenae, f. - dinner {23, 4}
399
locuples
locuples, locuples [gen.: locupletis] - rich, opulent {23, 4}
400
astrologus
astrologi, m. - astrologer {23, 4}
401
statim
immediately, at once {23, 4}
402
explico
explicare, explicavi, explicatum - explain, unfold {23, 4}
403
pusillus
pusilla, pusillum - little {23, 4}
404
mimus
mimi, m. - mime, actor {23, 4}
405
salto
saltare, saltavi, saltatum - dance {23, 4}
406
matrona
matronae, f. - married woman {23, 4}
407
pila
pilae, f. - ball {23, 4}
408
belle
prettily, nicely {23, 4}
409
historia
historiae, f. - history {23, 4}
410
vesper
vesperis, m. - evening star, evening {23, 4}
411
ardalio
ardalionis, m. - fool, trouble-maker, trickster {23, 4}
412
Atticus
Attici, m. - Atticus [a person] {23, 4}
413
declamo
declamare, declamavi, declamatum - speak publickly {23, 4}
414
Fabulla
Fabullae, f. - Fabulla [a person] {23, 4}
415
derideo
deridere, derisi, derisum - laugh at, mock {23, 4}
416
stella
stellae, f. - star {24, 4}
417
Tiberius
Tiberii, m. - Tiberius [a person] {24, 4}
418
dimidium
dimidii, n. - half {24, 4}
419
detrunco
detruncare, detruncavi, detruncatum - behead {24, 4}
420
summus
summa, summum - highest, the top of {24, 4}
421
Maximus
Maximi, m. - Maximus [a person] {24, 4}
422
obsto
obstare, obstiti, obstatum - block, stand in the way of (+dat.) {24, 4}
423
convoco
convocare, convocavi, convocatum - call together, summon, assemble {24, 4}
424
sobrius
sobria, sobrium - sober {24, 4}
425
carnifex
carnificis, m. - executioner {24, 4}
426
Claudius
Claudii, m. - Claudius [a person] {24, 4}
427
cumulus
cumuli, m. - heap {24, 4}
428
adeo
so {24, 4}
429
Faustus
Fausti, m. - Faustus [a person] {24, 4}
430
Linus
Lini, m. - Linus [a person] {24, 4}
431
perterritus
perterrita, perterritum - terrified {24, 4}
432
perdo
perdere, perdidi, perditum - lose {24, 4}
433
numero
numerare, numeravi, numeratum - count {24, 4}
434
Cerylus
Ceryli, m. - Cerylus [a person] {24, 4}
435
aper
apri, m. - boar {24, 4}
436
disputo
disputare, disputavi, disputatum - argue {24, 4}
437
turba
turbae, f. - crowd, mob {24, 4}
438
quot
how many? {24, 4}
439
lacrimo
lacrimare, lacrimavi, lacrimatum - cry {24, 4}
440
triumphus
triumphi, m. - triumph, vistory procession {24, 4}
441
quam primum
as soon as possible {24, 4}
442
Nomentatus
Nomentata, Nomentatum - from Nomentum [a place] {24, 4}
443
erumpo
erumpere, erupi, eruptum - burst forth, break out {24, 4}
444
umquam
ever {24, 4}
445
circumsto
circumstare, circumsteti, circumstatum - stand around {24, 4}
446
cogito
cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatum - think {24, 4}
447
venia
veniae, f. - pardon {24, 4}
448
Sarmizegethusa
Sarmizegethusae, f. - Sarmizegethusa [a place - Varhely] {24, 4}
449
siccus
sicca, siccum - dry {24, 4}
450
opprimo
opprimere, oppressi, oppressum - overwhelm, crush {24, 4}
451
Glycera
Glycerae, f. - Glycera [a person] {25, 4}
452
tussio
tussire, tussivi, tussitum - cough {25, 4}
453
ordinarius
ordinaria, ordinarium - orderly, elected first {25, 4}
454
Gemellus
Gemelli, m. - Gemellus [a person] {25, 4}
455
viator
viatoris, m. - traveler {25, 4}
456
Lycoris
Lycoridis, f. - Lycoris [a person] {25, 4}
457
Epictetus
Epicteti, m. - Epictetus [a person] {25, 4}
458
Graecia
Graeciae, f. - Graecia [a place - Greece] {25, 4}
459
Octavianus
Octaviani, m. - Octavianus [a person - Octavian] {25, 4}
460
amica
amicae, f. - (female) friend, girlfriend {25, 4}
461
Annius
Annii, m. - Annius [a person] {25, 4}
462
Capua
Capuae, f. - Capua [a place] {25, 4}
463
via Appia
viae Appiae, f. - the Appian Way {25, 4}
464
modo
only {25, 4}
465
barba
barbae, f. - beard {25, 4}
466
Spatialis
Spatialis, f. - Spatialis [a person] {25, 4}
467
philosophia
philosophiae, f. - philosophy {25, 4}
468
invidia
invidiae, f. - envy, jealousy {25, 4}
469
sapiens
sapiens, sapiens [gen.: sapientis] - wise {25, 4}
470
arrogantia
arrogantiae, f. - arrogance {25, 4}
471
Gallus
Galli, m. - Gallus [a person] {25, 4}
472
Agrippa
Agrippae, m. - Agrippa [a person] {25, 4}
473
mammosus
mammosa, mammosum - large-breasted {25, 4}
474
Actium
Actii, n. - Actium [a place] {25, 4}
475
Cleopatra
Cleopatrae, f. - Cleopatra [a person] {25, 4}
476
simulatque
as soon as {25, 4}
477
philosophus
philosophi, m. - philosopher {25, 4}
478
commemoro
commemorare, commemoravi, commemoratum - recount, commemorate {25, 4}
479
Atilius
Atilii, m. - Atilius [a person] {25, 4}
480
Nicopolis
Nicopolis, f. - Nicopolis [a place] {25, 4}
481
Maronilla
Maronillae, f. - Maronilla [a person] {25, 4}
482
loturus
loturi, m. - bather {25, 4}
483
immo
rather, on the contrary, not at all {25, 4}
484
usque
all the way (up to), as far as {25, 4}
485
valedico
valedicere, valedixi, valedictum - say goodbye {25, 4}
486
Brundisium
Brundisii, n. - Brundisium [a place - Brindisi] {25, 4}
487
foedus
foeda, foedum - filthy {25, 4}
488
graviter fero
bear heavily, be annoyed with {25, 4}
489
praefero
praeferre, praetuli, praelatum - carry in front of {25, 4}
490
quo
to what place, where {25, 4}
491
Dasius
Dasii, m. - Dasius [a person] {25, 4}
492
displiceo
displicere, displicui, displicitum - displease (+dat.) {25, 4}
493
Thais
Thaidis, f. - Thais [a person] {25, 4}
494
Fabianus
Fabiani, m. - Fabianus [a person] {25, 4}
495
Beneventum
Beneventi, n. - Beneventum [a place - Benevento] {25, 4}
496
Bradua
Braduae, m. - Bradua [a person] {25, 4}
497
Bithynia
Bithyniae, f. - Bithynia [a place] [part of Turkey] {26, 4}
498
poenas do
pay the penalty, be punished {26, 4}
499
Sextus
Sexti, m. - Sextus [a person] {26, 4}
500
Syria
Syriae, f. - Syria [a place] {26, 4}
501
iudex
iudicis, m. - judge {26, 4}
502
caelestis
caelestis, caeleste - heavenly {26, 4}
503
ophthalmicus
ophthalmici, m. - eye doctor {26, 4}
504
votum
voti, n. - vow, prayer {26, 4}
505
merus
mera, merum - pure, undiluted {26, 4}
506
creditor
creditoris, m. - creditor {26, 4}
507
simulac
as soon as {26, 4}
508
proximus
proxima, proximum - nearest, next {26, 4}
509
censeo
censere, censui, censum - rate, evaluate {26, 4}
510
an
really...? {26, 4}
511
Parthi
Parthorum, m.pl. - Parthi [a people - Parthians] {26, 4}
512
natalis
natalis, m. - birthday {26, 4}
513
Iuppiter
Iovis, m. - Juppiter [the king of the gods - Jupiter; Greek name - Zeus] {26, 4}
514
dos
dotis, f. - dowry {26, 4}
515
Pacorus
Pacori, m. - Pacorus [a person] {26, 4}
516
crimen
criminis, n. - verdict; crime {26, 4}
517
Parthia
Parthiae, f. - Parthia [a place] {26, 4}
518
validus
valida, validum - strong {26, 4}
519
Cilicia
Ciliciae, f. - Cilicia [a place] [part of Turkey] {26, 4}
520
decies
ten times {26, 4}
521
Ravenna
Ravennae, f. - Ravenna [a place] {26, 4}
522
responsus
responsus, m. - reply {26, 4}
523
Idus
Iduum, f. pl. - the Ides [a day of the month] {26, 4}
524
fortasse
perhaps {26, 4}
525
rescribo
rescribere, rescripsi, rescriptum - write back {26, 4}
526
Saleianus
Saleiani, m. - Saleianus [a person] {26, 4}
527
Caius
Caii, m. - Caius [a person] {26, 4}
528
vae
oh dear {26, 4}
529
Secundus
Secundi, m. - Secundus [a person] {26, 4}
530
centeni
centenae, centena - a hundred {26, 4}
531
Venus
Veneris, f. - Venus [the goddess of love and beauty; Greek Name - Aphrodite] {26, 4}
532
impono
imponere, imposui, impositum - impose, cheat (+dat.) {26, 4}
533
euge
hurrah {26, 4}
534
festino
festinare, festinavi, festinatum - hurry {26, 4}
535
Antiochus
Antiochi, m. - Antiochus [a place - Antioch] {26, 4}
536
Augusta
Augustae, f. - Augusta [a person] {26, 4}
537
Chosroes
Chosrois, m. - Chosroes [a person] {26, 4}
538
oplomachus
oplomachi, m. - hoplomachus [a type of gladiator] {26, 4}
539
grandis
grandis, grande - large, grand {26, 4}
540
scelestus
scelesti, m. - villain, wretch {26, 4}
541
medicus
medici, m. - doctor {26, 4}
542
Naevia
Naeviae, f. - Naevia [a person] {26, 4}
543
seditio
seditionis, f. - rebellion {26, 4}
544
patronus
patroni, m. - patron {26, 4}
545
Secundilla
Secundillae, f. - Secundilla [a person] {26, 4}
546
Plinius
Plinii, m. - Plinius [a person - Pliny] {26, 4}
547
Armenia
Armeniae, f. - Armenia [a place] {26, 4}
548
copo
coponis, m. - innkeeper {26, 4}
549
surdus
surda, surdum - deaf {27, 4}
550
praefectus
praefecti, m. - prefect, commander {27, 4}
551
columna
columnae, f. - column {27, 4}
552
Caedicianus
Caediciani, m. - Caedicianus [a person] {27, 4}
553
accumbo
accumbere, accubui, accubitum - lie down, recline (at table) {27, 4}
554
cultus
cultus, m. - way of living, civilization; worship {27, 4}
555
Aulus
Auli, m. - Aulus [a person] {27, 4}
556
Paula
Paulae, f. - Paula [a person] {27, 4}
557
pretium
pretii, n. - price {27, 4}
558
regredior
regredi, regressus sum - go back {27, 4}
559
coniuratio
coniurationis, f. - plot {27, 4}
560
gaudium
gaudii, n. - joy {27, 4}
561
soleo
solere, solitus sum - be accustomed (to) (+ inf.) {27, 4}
562
consularis
consularis, m. - ex-consul, consular {27, 4}
563
mulio
mulionis, m. - mule driver {27, 4}
564
conscriptus
conscripta, conscriptum - chosen, conscript [of a senator] {27, 4}
565
Mamercus
Mamerci, m. - Mamercus [a person] {27, 4}
566
Ancyra
Ancyrae, f. - Ancyra [a place - Ankara] {27, 4}
567
dummodo
provided that {27, 4}
568
quisquis
quisquis, quidquid - whoever, whatever, whichever {27, 4}
569
consensus
consensus, m. - agreement {27, 4}
570
veneo
venire, venii, ----- - go on sale {27, 4}
571
Dionysus
Dionysi, m. - Dionysus [the god of wine and revelry; Greek name - Bacchus] {27, 4}
572
Arminius
Arminii, m. - Arminius [a person] {28, 4}
573
abhinc
from here, from this point {28, 4}
574
adhibeo
adhibere, adhibui, adhibitum - keep, hold to {28, 4}
575
nudus
nuda, nudum - nude, naked, bare {28, 4}
576
tamquam
as if {28, 4}
577
Tibur
Tiburis, n. - Tibur [a place - Tivoli] {28, 4}
578
quando
when {28, 4}
579
palma
palmae, f. - palm (of a hand or of a tree); victory {28, 4}
580
saltem
at least {28, 4}
581
Rufus
Rufi, m. - Rufus [a person] {28, 4}
582
Danuvius
Danuvii, m. - Danuvius [a place - the Danube River] {28, 4}
583
superiacio
superiacere, superieci, superiectum - throw up {28, 4}
584
postridie
on the next day {28, 4}
585
Safronius
Safronii, m. - Safronius [a person] {28, 4}
586
bibliotheca
bibliothecae, f. - library {28, 4}
587
vehor
vehi, vectus sum - travel {28, 4}
588
desisto
desistere, destiti, destitum - stop, desist {28, 4}
589
pudet
pudere, puduit - it shames (+acc. (person); +gen. (thing)) {28, 4}
590
galea
galeae, f. - helmet {28, 4}
591
turpis
turpis, turpe - shameful {28, 4}
592
saeculum
saeculi, n. - generation {28, 4}
593
fodio
fodere, fodi, fossum - dig {28, 4}
594
oppono
opponere, opposui, oppositum - oppose, place opposite {28, 4}
595
thermae
thermarum, f.pl. - baths {28, 4}
596
Phileros
Philerotis, m. - Phileros [a person] {28, 4}
597
qua
anywhere {28, 4}
598
decipio
decipere, decepi, deceptum - deceive, trick {28, 4}
599
imber
imbris, m. - rain {28, 4}
600
revenio
revenire, reveni, reventum - come back, return {28, 4}
601
castus
casta, castum - virtuous, chaste, pure {28, 4}
602
limes
limitis, m. - border {28, 4}
603
anus
anus, f. - old woman {28, 4}
604
fluvius
fluvii, m. - river {28, 4}
605
nusquam
nowhere {28, 4}
606
libero
liberare, liberavi, liberatum - set free {28, 4}
607
theatrum
theatri, n. - theater {28, 4}
608
ultra
(+acc.) - beyond {29, 4}
609
Nemausus
Nemausi, m. - Nemausus [a place - Nimes] {29, 4}
610
anteeo
anteire, anteii, ----- - go before {29, 4}
611
latericius
latericia, latericium - made of brick {29, 4}
612
improbus
improba, improbum - bad, wicked, naughty {29, 4}
613
Clarus
Clari, m. - Clarus [a person] {29, 4}
614
alienus
aliena, alienum - another's, belonging to another; foreign, strange {29, 4}
615
reverentia
reverentiae, f. - respect {29, 4}
616
nares
narium, f.pl. - nostrils {29, 4}
617
oleo
olere, olui, ----- - smell of {29, 4}
618
corrigo
corrigere, correxi, correctum - correct, set right {29, 4}
619
indecens
indecens, indecens [gen.: indecentis] - irritating {29, 4}
620
fruor
frui, fructus sum - enjoy (+abl.) {29, 4}
621
Suetonius
Suetonii, m. - Suetonius [a person] {29, 4}
622
Tranquillus
Tranquilli, m. - Tranquillus [a person] {29, 4}
623
umens
umens, umens [gen.: umentis] - dripping {29, 4}
624
Gallia
Galliae, f. - Gallia [a place - Gaul, France] {29, 4}
625
odor
odoris, m. - odor, smell {29, 4}
626
octoginta
eighty {29, 4}
627
adiuvo
adiuvare, adiuvi, adiutum - help {29, 4}
628
Bassa
Bassae, f. - Bassa [a person] {29, 4}
629
Caligula
Caligulae, m. - Caligula [a person] {29, 4}
630
celeritas
celeritatis, f. - speed, swiftness {29, 4}
631
marmoreus
marmorea, marmoreum - made of marble {29, 4}
632
horridus
horrida, horridum - horrible, awful {29, 4}
633
familiaris
familiaris, familiare - belonging to the family, familiar {29, 4}
634
libertus
liberta, libertum - freed; (as a noun) freedman, freedwoman {29, 4}
635
Borysthenes
Borysthenis, m. - Borysthenes [a person] {29, 4}
636
scriptor
scriptoris, m. - writer {29, 4}
637
risus
risus, m. - laugh {29, 4}
638
morosus
morosa, morosum - gloomy {29, 4}
639
convenit
convenire, convenit - it is convenient, it suits {29, 4}
640
Maro
Maronis, m. - Maro [a person] {29, 4}
641
Gnaeus
Gnaei, m. - Gnaeus [a person] {29, 4}
642
vero
truly {29, 4}
643
formosus
formosa, formosum - handsome, beautify, shapely {29, 4}
644
Ovidius
Ovidii, m. - Ovidius [a person - Ovid] {29, 4}
645
suspicio
suspicere, suspexi, suspectum - suspect {29, 4}
646
praetorium
praetorii, m. - praetorian, imperial bodyguard {29, 4}
647
Septicius
Septicii, m. - Septicius [a person] {29, 4}
648
murra
murrae, f. - myrrh, perfume {29, 4}
649
incredibilis
incredibilis, incredibile - incredible {29, 4}
650
tracto
tractare, tractavi, tractatum - handle, investigate {29, 4}
651
iucundus
iucunda, iucundum - pleasant {29, 4}
652
seu...seu
whether...or {29, 4}
653
Commodus
Commodi, m. - Commodus [a person] {30, 4}
654
mensis
mensis, m. - month {30, 4}
655
aequo animo
calmly {30, 4}
656
absolvo
absolvere, absolvi, absolutum - detach from {30, 4}
657
blandulus
blandula, blandulum - little kind one {30, 4}
658
sestertium
sestertii, n. - sestertius [a coin] {30, 4}
659
aureolus
aureoli, m. - gold coin {30, 4}
660
cito
quickly {30, 4}
661
sepelio
sepelire, sepelivi, sepultum - bury {30, 4}
662
summa
summae, f. - sum {30, 4}
663
invisus
invisa, invisum - unseen, hated {30, 4}
664
gratis
free {30, 4}
665
valetudo
valetudinis, f. - health {30, 4}
666
morbus
morbi, m. - illness, disease {30, 4}
667
adopto
adoptare, adoptavi, adoptatum - adopt {30, 4}
668
taedium
taedii, n. - weariness, pain {30, 4}
669
diligo
diligere, delexi, delectum - love {30, 4}
670
Kalendae
Kalendarum, f.pl. - the Kalends [the first day of the month] {30, 4}
671
Antoninus
Antonini, m. - Antoninus [a person] {30, 4}
672
praetermitto
praetermittere, praetermisi, praetermissum - overlook {30, 4}
673
Polla
Pollae, f. - Polla [a person] {30, 4}
674
quini
quinae, quina - five each, five at a time, five by five {30, 4}
675
pallidulus
pallidula, pallidulum - pale little one {30, 4}
676
quadrans
quadrantis, m. - a quarter (of something), a penny {30, 4}
677
Galla
Gallae, f. - Galla [a person] {30, 4}
678
Arrius
Arrii, m. - Arrius [a person] {30, 4}
679
nonaginta
ninety {30, 4}
680
actus
actus, m. - business {30, 4}
681
subtraho
subtrahere, subtraxi, subtractum - draw out {30, 4}
682
sextus
sexta, sextum - sixth {30, 4}
683
irascor
irasci, iratus sum - grow angry; (perf.) be angry {30, 4}
684
Baiae
Baiarum, f.pl. - Baiae [a place] {30, 4}
685
vagulus
vagula, vagulum - little wandering one {30, 4}
686
trini
trinae, trina - three each, three at a time, three by three {30, 4}
687
rigidus
rigida, rigidum - stiff {30, 4}
688
trecenti
trecentae, trecenta - three hundred {30, 4}
689
testamentum
testamenti, n. - will {30, 4}
690
prius
earlier {30, 4}
691
Fabullus
Fabulli, m. - Fabullus [a person] {30, 4}
692
parricida
parricidae, f. - parricide, murder of one's own father {30, 4}
693
animula
animulae, f. - little spirit {30, 4}
694
notitia
notitiae, f. - attention {30, 4}
695
vexo
vexare, vexavi, vexatum - annoy {30, 4}
696
Pedanius
Pedanii, m. - Pedanius [a person] {30, 4}
697
inferius
lower {30, 4}
698
prodo
prodere, prodidi, proditum - make known, betray {30, 4}
699
ceno
cenare, cenavi, cenatum - dine, eat dinner {30, 4}
700
numquid
really {30, 4}
701
fateor
fateri, fassus sum - confess, admit {30, 4}
702
necessitas
necessitatis, f. - force {30, 4}
703
Puteoli
Puteolorum, m.pl. - Puteoli [a place - Pozzuoli] {30, 4}
704
sportula
sportulae, f. - small gift-basket {30, 4}
705
testis
testis, m./f. - witness {30, 4}
706
aridus
arida, aridum - dry; pitiful {30, 4}
707
ingruo
ingruere, ingrui, ingrutum - attack {30, 4}
708
futurus
futura, futurum - about to be {30, 4}
709
corona
coronae, f. - crown, garland {30, 4}
710
nudulus
nudula, nudulum - little naked one {30, 4}
711
Ciceronianus
Ciceroniana, Ciceronianum - Ciceronian [referring to Cicero [a person]] {30, 4}
712
proditio
proditionis, f. - revelation, betrayal {30, 4}
713
adficio
adficere, adfeci, adfectum - affect {30, 4}
714
litigo
litigare, litigavi, litigatum - accuse {30, 4}
715
rosa
rosae, f. - rose {30, 4}
716
forsan
perhaps {30, 4}
717
vomo
vomere, vomui, vomitum - vomit {30, 4}
718
intactus
intacta, intactum - untouched {30, 4}
719
vitupero
vituperare, vituperavi, vituperatum - curse {30, 4}
