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1
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redigo redigere redegi redactus

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drive back reduce render

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redigo redigere redegi redactus V (3rd)

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drive back; reduce; render

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redintegro redintegrare redintegravi redintegratus

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renew revive

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reditus us m.

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return

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refello refellere refelli

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refute

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reficio reficere refeci refectus

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rebuild repair restore

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refringo regringere refregi refractus

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break open

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regia ae f.

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queen

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regina ae f.

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queen

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regnum i n.

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kingdom rule reign throne

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rego regere rexi rectus

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direct guide rule

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relinquo relinquere reliqui relictus

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leave leave behind abandon

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reno renonis

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reindeer skin deerskin fur cloak

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reor reri ratus sum

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think regard suppose

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repello repllere reppuli repulsus

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drive back repulse repel

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repente

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suddenly unexpectedly

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repentinus repentina repentinum

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sudden hasty unexpected

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repentinus repentina repentinum

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sudden hasty unexpected

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19
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reperio reperire reppuli repertus

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find out discover learn

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repeto repetere repetivi repetitus V (3rd)

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return to; get back; demand back/again; repeat; recall; claim

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repleo replere replevi repletus V (2nd)

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fill again; complete fill

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repo repere repsi reptus

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creep crawl

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reprehendo reprehendere reprehendi reprehensus

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seize hold back catch blame

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reprehendo reprehendere reprehendi reprensus

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seize hold back catch blame

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reprehensio reprehensionis

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blame censure refutation

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res rei f.

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thing matter affair

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rescindo rescindere rescidi rescissus

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cut out cut down destroy annul

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resisto resistere restiti

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dat resist oppose

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resisto resistere restiti

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pause continue resist oppose reply withstand make a stand

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30
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respicio respicere respexi repectus

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look back at

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31
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respondeo respondere respondi responsus

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answer reply respond

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32
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respuo respuere respui

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reject spit turn away reject destain spurn refuse

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33
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restringo restringere restrinxi restrictus V (3rd)

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draw tight; fasten behind one tie up

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rete retis

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net snare

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retego retegere retexi retectus V (3rd)

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uncover lay bare reveal disclose

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reticeo reticere reticui

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keep silent give no reply

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37
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rex regis m.

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king

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38
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rideo ridere risi risus

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laugh smile

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39
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rimosus a um

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leaky full of cracks

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40
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robur

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oak tough resolve

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41
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rogo rogare rogavi rogatus

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ask for request ask inquire

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42
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ros roris

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dew light rain spray

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43
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rota ae f.

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wheel

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44
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rudis rudis

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rough wild undeveloped

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45
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rusticitas rusticitatis N (3rd) F

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lack of sophistication

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46
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saccus i m.

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bag sack

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47
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sacer sacra sacrum

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sacred holy

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sacerdos sacerdotis m.

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priest

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sacramentum sacramenti N (2nd) N

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sum deposited in a civil process guaranty; oath of allegiance; sacrament

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sacrio sarcire sarsi sartus

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make good redeem restore

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51
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saepe

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often

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sagatus sagata sagatum ADJ

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clothed in a sagum (cloak)

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sagitta ae f.

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arrow

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54
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salio salire salivi salitus V (4th) TRANS

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salt salt down preserve with salt; sprinkle before sacrifice

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salto saltare

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dance jump

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56
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salum i

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open sea

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57
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salus salutis f.

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safety salvation

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sancio sancire sanxi sanctus V (4th) TRANS

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confirm ratify; sanction; fulfill (prophesy); enact (law); ordain; dedicate

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sancio sancire sanxi sanctus V (4th) TRANS

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confirm ratify; sanction; fulfill (prophesy); enact (law); ordain; dedicate

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sanction sanctionis

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obligation law degree

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sanguis sanguinis m.

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blood

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sano sanare sanavi sanatus

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cure heal correct quiet

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sapiens sapientis

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wise

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sapientia ae f.

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wisdom prudence

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sarcina sarcinae

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pack bundle baggage belongings

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sarcina sarcinae

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pack bundle baggage belonings chattels load burden

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sarcio sarcire sarsi sartus V (4th)

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make good; redeem; restore

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sarmentum sarmenti

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shoot twigs

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satelles satellitis

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attendant follower accomplice

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satis

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enough sufficiently

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satius

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rather preferably

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saucius a um

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in the way against

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73
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saxum i n.

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rock stone

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scaber scabra um scabrior or us scaberrimus a um ADJ

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rough/scabrous from disease scabby (esp. sheep); rough/corroded (surface)

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scaena ae

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theater scene public view

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scaenicus scaenica scaenicum ADJ

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theatrical

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scapha ae

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skiff

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sceleratus a um

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wicked criminal profane

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scelus sceleris n.

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crime wickedness

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80
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scienter

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skillfully

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81
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scientia ae f.

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knowledge skill

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82
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scilicet

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on may know of course

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83
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scio scire scivi scitus

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know be aware

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84
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scitum scitti

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ordinance statute

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85
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scortum scorti

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prostitute

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86
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scribo scribere scripsi scriptus

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write

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scriptor scriptoris

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writer

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scutum i n.

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shield

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sector sectari sectatus sum V (1st) DEP

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follow continually; pursue; pursue with punishment; hunt out; run after

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secundarius secundaria secundarium ADJ

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second rate; of the second rank

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secundus a um

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dat second favorable

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92
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secus

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by alongside in accordance ith

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93
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sed

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but

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sedeo sedere sedi sessum

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sit down settle

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sedulo

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carefully

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segnis segne

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slow sluggish torpid

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segnis segne

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slow sluggish torpid inactive slothful unenergetic slow moving slow

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sejungo sejungere sejunxi sejunctus

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separate exclude

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sella sellae

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seat

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semel

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once

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101
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semenstris semenstris semenstre

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half yearly; of six month duration

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102
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semissas semissus

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half as half a unit

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semita semitae

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path

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104
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semper

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always

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105
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senium seni(i) N (2nd) N

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condition of old age; melancholy gloom

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sensim

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slowly gradually

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sententia sententiae N (1st) F

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opinion feeling way of thinking; thought meaning sentence/period; purpose

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sentio sentire sensi sensus

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realize feel perceive believe

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sepelio sepelire sepelivi sepultus

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bury submerge overcome suppress

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sepio sepire sepivi sepitus

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surround enfold encircle

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septem

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seven

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septentrio septentionis

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north

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113
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sequor sequi secutus sum

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follow

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sero serere servi sertus

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wreath join entwine interweave

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serpens serpentis

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snake serpent

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serus sera um serior or us serissimus a um ADJ

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late; too late; slow tardy; after the expected/proper time; at a late hour

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serus sera um serior or us serissimus a um ADJ

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late; too late; slow tardy; after the expected/proper time; at a late hour

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serus sera um serior or us serissimus a um ADJ

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late; too late; slow tardy; after the expected/proper time; at a late hour

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servo servare servavi servatus

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save preserve

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servus i m.

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servant slave

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121
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sesquipedalis sesquipedalis sesquipedale

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of a foot and a half

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setius

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less worse

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sex

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six

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124
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si

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if

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125
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siccitas siccitatis

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dryness drought dried up

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126
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sicco siccare siccavi siccatus V (1st)

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dry drain; exhaust

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sicut

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as just as

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128
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signum i n.

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signal standard statue

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silva ae f.

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forest woods

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simul atque

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as soon as

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131
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simulo simulare simulavi simulatus

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imitate copy pretend

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132
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simultas simultatis

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emnity rivalry hatred

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sine

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abl without

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singillatim

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one by one singly

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siquidem CONJ

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accordingly; if indeed/in fact/it is possible even supposing; since/in that

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sisto sistere stiti status V (3rd)

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stop check; cause to stand; set up

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sitella sitellae

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urn for drawing lots

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sitio sitire sitivi V (4th)

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be thirsty

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societas societatis f.

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alliance association

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socius ii m.

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ally companion

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sodalis sodalis N (3rd) C

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companion associate mate intimate comrade crony; accomplice conspirator

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142
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sol solis m.

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sun

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soleo solere solitus sum V (2nd) SEMIDEP

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be in the habit of; become accustomed to

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sollemnis sollemne sollemnior or us sollemnissimus a um ADJ

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solemn ceremonial sacred in accordance w/religion/law; traditional/customary

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sollemnis sollemne sollemnior or us sollemnissimus a um ADJ

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solemn ceremonial sacred in accordance w/religion/law; traditional/customary

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sollemnis sollemne sollemnior or us sollemnissimus a um ADJ

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solemn ceremonial sacred in accordance w/religion/law; traditional/customary

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sollers sollertis (gen.) sollertior or us sollertissimus a um ADJ

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clever dexterous adroit expert skilled ingenious accomplished

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148
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sollicito sollicitare sollicitavi sollicitatus

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disturb worry stir up arouse agitate incite

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sollicito sollicitare sollicitavi sollicitatus

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disturb worry stir up arouse agitate incite

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solus a um

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alone only

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solvo solvere solvi solutus

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loosen release unbind pay off

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152
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solvo solvere solvi solutus V (3rd)

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loosen release unbind untie free; open; set sail; scatter; pay off/back

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153
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somnus i m.

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sleep

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154
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sopio sopire sopivi sopitus

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cause to sleep

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155
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sordes sordis N (3rd) F

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filth dirt uncleanness squalor; meanness stinginess; humiliation baseness

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sordidus sordida um sordidior or us sordidissimus a um ADJ

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dirty unclean foul filthy; vulgar sordid; low base mean paltry; vile

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157
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soror sororis f.

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sister

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158
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sortior sortiri sortitus sum

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choose by lot

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sortior sortiri sortitus sum V (4th) DEP

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cast or draw lots; obtain by lot; appoint by lot; choose

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sospes (gen.) sospitis ADJ

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safe and sound; auspicious

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161
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sparus ii

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javelin

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162
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spatium ii n.

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space distance interval

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163
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specto spectare spectavi spectatus

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look at watch

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164
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spelunca ae f.

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cave

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165
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sperno spernere sprevi spretus V (3rd)

A

scorn despise spurn

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166
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sperno spernere sprevi spretus V (3rd)

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scorn despise spurn

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167
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spero sperare speravi speratus

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hope

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168
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spes spei f.

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hope

169
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spondeo spondere spopondi sponsus V (2nd) INTRANS

A

promise give pledge/undertaking/surety; contract to give/take in marriage

170
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spons spontis

A

free will

171
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spurcus a um

A

dirty foul

172
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statim

A

immediately

173
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stativa stativae

A

resting place quarters

174
Q

statumen statuminis

A

support

175
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stilus stili N (2nd) M

A

stylus pencil iron pen; column pillar

176
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stipulatio stipulationis

A

demanding of guarantee promise bargin

177
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stirps

A

stock lineage plant race

178
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sto stare steti statum

A

stand

179
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stramentum stramenti

A

thatch litter

180
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strena strenae N (1st) F

A

favorable omen; a new year’s gift

181
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strenuus a um

A

active vigorous strenuous

182
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strepitus strepitus

A

noise racket sound

183
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strigilis strigilis N (3rd) F

A

strigil an instrument used to scrape the skin after the bath

184
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stuprum stupri N (2nd) N

A

dishonor shame; (illicit) sexual intercourse

185
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suavitas suavitatis

A

charm sweetness

186
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sub

A

abl under at the foot of acc under

187
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subdolus subdola subdolum

A

sly decietful treacherous

188
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subicio subicere subjeci subjectus

A

throw under place under make subject expose

189
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subito

A

suddenly

190
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sublevo sublevare sublevavi sublevatus

A

lift up raise support assist lighten

191
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sublicis sublicis

A

wooden stake or pile

192
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submergo submergere submersi submersus

A

plunge under submerge

193
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submoneo submonere V (2nd) INTRANS

A

remind secretly

194
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suboles subolis N (3rd) F

A

shoot sucker; race; offspring; progeny

195
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subsellium subselli(i) N (2nd) N

A

bench/low seat (in auditorium.theater/court); tribunes seat; courts (pl.)

196
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subsellium subselli(i) N (2nd) N

A

bench/low seat (in auditorium.theater/court); tribunes seat; courts (pl.)

197
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subsisto subsistere substiti V (3rd)

A

halt stand; cause to stop

198
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substructio substructionis

A

foundation of a building

199
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subsultim ADV

A

with frequent jumps/leaps into the air

200
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subterfugio subterfugere subterfugi V (3rd)

A

evade avoid by a stratagem

201
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subucula subuculae N (1st) F

A

under tunic (both sexes) undergarment; sacrificial cake(?); small jacket (Cal)

202
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subvectio subvectionis

A

transporting to the center

203
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subverto subvertere subverti subversus V (3rd)

A

overturn cause to topple; overthrow destroy subvert

204
Q

succedo succedere successi successus

A

climb advance follow succeed in

205
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succedo succedere successi successus V (3rd)

A

climb; advance; follow; succeed in

206
Q

succendo succendere succendi succensus

A

set on fire

207
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succingo succingere succinxi succinctus V (3rd)

A

gather up with a belt or girdle; prepare for action; surround

208
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succurro succurrere succurri succursus

A

run to the aid of help

209
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sudis sudis

A

stake log

210
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suffragium i

A

vote judgement applause

211
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suggero suggerere suggessi suggestus V (3rd)

A

suggest furnish

212
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sui sibi se se

A

himself herself itself themselves

213
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sum esse fui futurus

A

be exist

214
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summatim

A

briefly

215
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summus a um

A

highest top of

216
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sumo sumere sumsi sumptus

A

take up begin select

217
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sumptuosus sumptuosa sumptuosum ADJ

A

expensive costly; sumptuous

218
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sumptus us

A

cost

219
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supellex supellectilis N (3rd) F

A

furniture house furnishings; paraphernalia articles necessary for business

220
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supellex supellectilis N (3rd) F

A

furniture house furnishings; paraphernalia articles necessary for business

221
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supellex supellectilis N (3rd) F

A

furniture house furnishings; paraphernalia articles necessary for business

222
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superbio superbire superbivi superbitus V (4th) INTRANS

A

show/have (too much) pride/disdain (to); be proud/gorgeous/superb/magnificent

223
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superbus a um

A

haughty proud

224
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supero superare superavi superatus

A

defeat conquer overcome surpass win

225
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supersedeo supersedere supersedi supersessus

A

refrain from desist from

226
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superstes (gen.) superstitis ADJ

A

outliving surviving; standing over/near; present witnessing

227
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supersum superesse superfui superfutursus

A

be left over survive be in excess

228
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suppeto suppetere suppetivi suppetitus

A

be at hand be equal to

229
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supplex supplecis

A

suppliant kneeling begging

230
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supra

A

acc above over

231
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suscipio suscipere suscepi susceptus

A

undertake

232
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sustineo sistinere sustinui sustentus

A

withstand endure support

233
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suus a um

A

his own her own its own

234
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tabernaculum i n.

A

tent

235
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taeda taedae

A

pine torch

236
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taedium taedi(i) N (2nd) N

A

weariness/tedium/boredom/ennui; disgust/aversion/repugnance/loathing; nuisance; disagreeable/offensive quality; object of loathing/disgust/hate/offense; sadness grief; sickness/illness; rancid taste/smell (L S); irksomeness

237
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taeter taetra taetrum ADJ

A

foul offensive; ugly; disgraceful; black blackish (Souter)

238
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talis tale

A

such of such a kind

239
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tam

A

so

240
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tamen

A

nevertheless

241
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tametsi

A

even if although

242
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tandem

A

at last finally

243
Q

tango tangere tetigi tactus

A

touch

244
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tantummodo

A

only merely

245
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tantus a um

A

so great so much

246
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taxo taxare taxavi taxatus

A

value assess the worth of access a crim reckon the size/extent fix sum of

247
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te

A

you

248
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tectum i n.

A

roof house

249
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tego tegere texi tactus

A

cover protect defend

250
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tego tegere texi tectus

A

cover protect

251
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tela ae f.

A

loom

252
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telum i n.

A

weapon spear

253
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temerarius a um

A

casual rash accidental

254
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temere

A

rashly blindly

255
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templum i n.

A

temple

256
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tempto temptare temptavi temptatus

A

try attempt

257
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tempus temporis n.

A

time

258
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teneo tenere tenui tentus

A

hold keep

259
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teneo tenere tenui tentus V (2nd)

A

hold keep; comprehend; possess; master; preserve; [tenere memoria => remember]

260
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tenus

A

as far as

261
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ter

A

thrice three times

262
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teres (gen.) teretis ADJ

A

smooth; tapering

263
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tergum i n.

A

back

264
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terra ae f.

A

land earth

265
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terreo terrere terrui territus

A

frighten terrify

266
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territus a um

A

frightened scared terrified

267
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testis testis

A

witness

268
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testula ae

A

pot shard

269
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tibia ae

A

flute

270
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tignum tigni

A

tree trunk log stick post beam piece of timber building materials

271
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timeo timere timui

A

fear be afraid of

272
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timor timoris m.

A

fear

273
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tiro tironis

A

recruit beginner novice

274
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tirocinium tirocini(i) N (2nd) N

A

military inexperience; recruits raw forces; first campaign; youth pupilage

275
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titubatio titubationis

A

staggering

276
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titubo titubare titubavi titubatus

A

stagger toter falter

277
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tollo tollere sustulli sublatus

A

raise raze destroy

278
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tondeo tondere totondi tonsus V (2nd)

A

cut shear clip

279
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tonitruum tonitrui N (2nd) N

A

thunder

280
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tormentum tormenti

A

Torture instrument, engine for hurling missiles

281
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torques torquis m.

A

torque necklace

282
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torreo torrere torrui tostus

A

parch roast dry up begin to burn

283
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totidem

A

as many

284
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totus a um

A

whole entire

285
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trabs trabis

A

tree trunk log timber ship roof house

286
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tracto tractare tractavi tractatus

A

touch handle

287
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trado tradere tradidi traditus

A

hand over surrender hand down

288
Q

tragula tragulae

A

dart javelin

289
Q

tragula tragulae

A

dart javelin

290
Q

traho trahere traxi tractus

A

drag pull

291
Q

traicio traicere trajeci trajectus

A

transfer transport pierce transfix

292
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tralaticius tralaticia tralaticium ADJ

A

traditional handed down; customary; ordinary/common/usual; transferred (word)

293
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trames tramitis N (3rd) M

A

footpath track; (stream) bed; course; (family) branch; narrow strip (land)

294
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trans

A

acc across

295
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transcendo transcendere transcendi transcensus

A

climb/step/go across/over board transgress exceed pass on

296
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transeo transire transii transitum

A

go across cross

297
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transigo transigare transegi transactus

A

stab pierce finish

298
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transtrum transtri

A

cross beam rower’s seat

299
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travectio travectionis N (3rd) F

A

crossing

300
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tremor tremoris m.

A

shaking

301
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trepido trepidare trepidavi trepidatus

A

tremble be afraid waver

302
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tres tria

A

three

303
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tribuo tribuere tribui tributus

A

divide assign present

304
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triclinium triclini(i) N (2nd) N

A

dining couch; dining room

305
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trinus trina trinum

A

triple

306
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tropaeum tropaei

A

trophy monument

307
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trucido trucidare trucidavi trucidatus V (1st)

A

slaughter butcher massacre

308
Q

tu tui

A

you

309
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tueor tueri tutus sum

A

see look at protect uphold

310
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tueor tueri tutus sum

A

see look at protect watch uphold

311
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tum

A

then at that time

312
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tumor tumoris

A

swollen swelling

313
Q

turma turmae

A

troop squadron

314
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turma turmae N (1st) F

A

troop (of 30 horsemen) squadron

315
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turris turris

A

tower high building palace

316
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tutela tutelae N (1st) F

A

tutelage guardianship

317
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tuus a um

A

your yours

318
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ubi

A

when where

319
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ulciscor ulcisci ultus sum

A

avenge punish

320
Q

ullus ulla ullum

A

any some

321
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ultimus a um

A

last final

322
Q

umerus umeri

A

upper arm shoulder

323
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umquam

A

ever at any time

324
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unda ae f.

A

wave

325
Q

undique

A

on all sides from all directions

326
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unus a um

A

one sole only

327
Q

urbs urbis f.

A

city

328
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usque ADV

A

all the way right on; all the time continuously at every point always

329
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uter utra utrum

A

which?

330
Q

uterque utraque utrumque

A

each both

331
Q

utique

A

certainly by all means at any rate

332
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utor uti usus sum

A

abl use employ

333
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utor uti usus sum V (3rd) DEP

A

use make use of enjoy; enjoy the friendship of (with ABL)

334
Q

utpote

A

as in as much as

335
Q

uxor uxoris f.

A

wife

336
Q

vadimonium vadimoni

A

bail security surety

337
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vadum i n.

A

ford shallow place shallows

338
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vagor vagari vagatus sum

A

wander roam

339
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valde valdius valdissime ADV

A

greatly/very/intensely; vigorously/strongly/powerfully/energetically; loudly

340
Q

valetudo valetudinis

A

good health soundness illness

341
Q

vasto vastare vastavi vastatus

A

destroy devastate

342
Q

vates vatis m.

A

prophet seer

343
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vectigal vectigalis

A

tax

344
Q

vectis vectis

A

crowbar lever

345
Q

vecto vectare vectavi vectatus V (1st) TRANS

A

transport carry; (of habitual agent/means); (PASS) ride be conveyed travel

346
Q

vectorius vectoria vectorium

A

for carrying

347
Q

veho vehere vexi vectus

A

carry haul

348
Q

velut

A

just as as if

349
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venalicius venalicia venalicium ADJ

A

for sale

350
Q

venia veniae

A

favor kindness pardon indulgence

351
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venio venire veni ventum

A

come

352
Q

venor venari venatus sum

A

hunt

353
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ventito ventitatare ventitavi ventitatus

A

come regularly resort to

354
Q

ventus i m.

A

wind

355
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venumdo venumdare venumdedi venumdatus

A

sell offer for sale

356
Q

verber verberis

A

lash whip blows

357
Q

verbum i n.

A

word

358
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verecundia verecundiae N (1st) F

A

shame; respect; modesty

359
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verecundia verecundiae N (1st) F

A

shame; respect; modesty

360
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vereor vereri veritus sum

A

fear

361
Q

vergo vergere

A

incline lie slope

362
Q

verus a um

A

TRUE

363
Q

verutum veruti

A

dart javelin

364
Q

vesperascit verperascere

A

become evening grow late

365
Q

vester vestra vestrum

A

your yours

366
Q

vestigium vestigii

A

step track trace footstep

367
Q

vestis vestis m.

A

clothes clothing

368
Q

vestitus

A

clothing

369
Q

veto vetare vetui vetitus V (1st) TRANS

A

forbid prohibit; reject veto; be an obstacle to; prevent

370
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vetus veteris

A

old

371
Q

vexillum vexilli N (2nd) N

A

flag banner

372
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vexillum vexilli N (2nd) N

A

flag banner

373
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vexillum vexilli N (2nd) N

A

flag banner

374
Q

via ae f.

A

street road way

375
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viaticum viatici N (2nd) N

A

provision for a journey traveling allowance; money saved by soldiers

376
Q

vicatim ADV

A

by (urban) districts street by street; in or by villages

377
Q

vicatim ADV

A

by (urban) districts street by street; in or by villages

378
Q

vicis vicis

A

turn charge succession exchange

379
Q

victus victus

A

living nourishment

380
Q

vicus i m.

A

street

381
Q

video videre vidi visus

A

see

382
Q

viduus a um

A

widowed deprived of bereft

383
Q

vigilo vigilare vigilavi vigilatum

A

keep watch stay awake

384
Q

viginti

A

twenty

385
Q

viginti vicesimus

A

20th

386
Q

viginti vicesimus a um viceni ae a vicie(n)s NUM

A

20th (ORD ‘in series’); (a/the) 20th (part) (fract w/pars?)

387
Q

viginti vicesimus a um viceni ae a vicie(n)s NUM

A

20 times on 20 occasions (ADVERB answers ‘how often’)

388
Q

vimen viminis

A

twig shoot

389
Q

vincio vincire vinxi vinctus

A

bind tie up

390
Q

vinco vincere vici victus

A

conquer defeat

391
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vindemia vindemiae N (1st) F

A

grape gathering; produce of a vineyard in any given year

392
Q

vindico vindicare vindicavi vindicatus V (1st)

A

claim vindicate; punish avenge

393
Q

vinea vineae

A

vine in a vineyard

394
Q

vinum i n.

A

wine

395
Q

vir viri m.

A

man male husband

396
Q

vires virium f.

A

strength power

397
Q

virgo virginis f.

A

maiden virgin

398
Q

viritim

A

man by man individually

399
Q

virtus virtutis f.

A

manliness courage bravery

400
Q

vis vis f.

A

force violence

401
Q

vita ae f.

A

life

402
Q

vitiosus a um

A

full of vice

403
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vitium vitii

A

fault vice sin defeat

404
Q

vito vitare vitavi vitatus V (1st)

A

avoid shun; evade

405
Q

vitrum vitri

A

woad

406
Q

vituperatio vituperationis

A

blame censure

407
Q

vituperatio vituperationis

A

blame censure

408
Q

vituperatio vituperationis

A

blame censure

409
Q

vix

A

hardly scarcely

410
Q

voco vocare vocavi vocatus

A

call summon

411
Q

volo velle volui

A

be willing wish

412
Q

voluntas voluntatis f.

A

in acc wish desire will will toward

413
Q

vox vocis f.

A

voice

414
Q

vulnero vulnerare vulneravi vulneratus

A

wound injure

415
Q

vulnus vulneris n.

A

wound

416
Q

Advena, advenae

A

Foreigner

417
Q

Praeferro, praeferre, praetuli, praelatus

A

Carry in front, prefer

418
Q

Molestus, molesta

A

Annoying, troublesome

Latin Common Words (5 decks)

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