Latin XXXIX Flashcards by Jane Baymar | Brainscape

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aedificium, aedificii

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Building, structure

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Iniuria

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Injustice, injury, wrong

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mulier

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Woman

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transitus

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passing over, transit, transition

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ventus

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wind

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cupidus

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desirous, eager, fond, desirous of, eager for

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liberalis

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of, relating to a free person, worthy of a free man, decent, liberal, generous

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necesse

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necessary, inevitable

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vetus, veteris

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old

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quasi

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as if, as it were

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ambulo

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to walk

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experior

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to try, test, experience

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libo

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to pour a libation of, on, pour ritually, sip, touch gently

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oportet

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it is proper, right, necessary

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oppugno

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to fight against, attack, assault, assail

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orno

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to equip, furnish, adorn

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pernocto

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to spend, occupy the night

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transeo

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to go across, cross, pass over, ignore

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Experiendo discimus

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We learn by experiencing

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Ad discendum venerunt

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They came to learn (for learning)

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Se discendo dedit

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He devoted himself to learning

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Discendi causa ad ludum tuum venerunt

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They came to your school for the sake of learning

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Puer cupidus discendi ad ludum iit

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The boy went to the school desirous of learning

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Metus moriendi eum terrebat

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The fear of dying kept terrifying him

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Spes vivendi post mortem multos hortatur

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The hope of living after death encourages many people

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Cogitando eos superavit

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By thinking he overcame them

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Se dedit gloriae quaerendae

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He devoted himself to seeking glory

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Se dedit bello gerendo

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He devoted himself to waging war

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Se dedit pecuniae faciendae

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He devoted himself to making money

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Se dedit imperio accipiendo

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He devoted himself to getting power

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Se dedit civitatibus delendis

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He devoted himself to destroying states

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Se dedit huic duci sequendo

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He devoted himself to following his leader

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Se dedit patriae servandae

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He devoted himself to saving his country

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Se dedit paci petendae

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He devoted himself to seeking peace

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Se dedit iniuriis oppugnandis

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He devoted himself to attacking wrongs

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Se dedit libris scribendis

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He devoted himself to writing books

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Se dedit libris legendis

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He devoted himself to reading books

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Se dedit philosophiae discendae

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He devoted himself to learning philosophy

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Se dedit litteris Latinis discendis

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He devoted himself to learning Latin literature

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Se dedit veritati intellegendae

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He devoted himself to understanding the truth

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Se dedit sapientiae quaerendae

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He devoted himself to seeking wisdom

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Se dedit hominibus adiuvandis

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He devoted himself to helping human beings

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Romam venit ad hoc opus suscipiendum

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He came to Rome to undertake this work

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Romam venit ad ludos romanos videndos

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He came to Rome to see the Roman games

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Romam venit ad aedificia vetera videnda

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He came to Rome to see the old buildings

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Romam venit ad pacem petendam

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He came to Rome to seek peace

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Romam venit huius operis suscipiendi causa

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He came to Rome for the sake of undertaking this work

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Romam venit philosophiae discendae causa

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He came to Rome for the lake of learning philosophy

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Romam venit novorum librorum legendorum causa

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He came to Rome for the sake of reading new books

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Romam venit ludos visum

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He came to Rome to see the games

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Librum scripsit de dolore ferendo

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He wrote a book about enduring pain

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Librum scripsit de metu superando

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He wrote a book about overcoming fear

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Librum scripsit de bona vita vivenda

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He wrote a book about living a good life

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Librum scripsit de re publica gerenda

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He wrote a book about managing the state

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Librum scripsit de bello gerendo

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He wrote a book about waging war

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Librum scripsit de libertate defendenda

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He wrote a book about defending liberty

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Librum scripsit de hostibus vincendis

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He wrote a book about conquering the enemy

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Librum scripsit de donis dandis

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He wrote a book about giving gifts

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Sapientiores fimus Latinis litteris legendis

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We become wiser by reading latin literature

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Sapientiores fimus philosophia discenda

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We become wiser by learning philosophy

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Sapientiores fimus vita experienda

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We become wiser by experiencing life

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Sapientiores fimus metu vincendo

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We become wiser by conquering fear

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Sapientiores fimus veritate sequenda

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We become wiser by following truth

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Nos ipsos adiuvamus bonis libris semper legendis

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We help our very selves by always reading good books

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Nos ipsos adiuvamus viris miseris metu liberandis

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We help our very selves by freeing unfortunate men from fear

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Nos ipsos adiuvamus auxilio offerendo

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We help our very selves by offering aid

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Nos ipsos adiuvamus aliis adiuvandis

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We help our very selves by helping others

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Multum tempus consumpsit in cogitando (loquendo, currendo)

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He consumed much time in thinking (speaking, running)

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Multum tempus consumpsit in his operibus faciendis

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He consumed much time in doing these tasks

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Multum tempus consumpsit in via invenienda

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He consumed much time in finding the way

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Multum tempus consumpsit in exercitu parando

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He consumed much time in preparing an army

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Multum tempus consumpsit in copiis parandis

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He consumed much time in preparing supplies (troops)

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Tempus huic libro soli scribendo habuit

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He had time for writing this book only

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Gerund of Laudo

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Gen laudandī
Dat laudandō
Acc laudandum
Abl laudandō

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Gerund of Dūco

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Gen dūcendī
Dat dūcendō
Acc dūcendum
Abl dūcendō

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Gerund sequor

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Gen sequendī
Dat sequendō
Acc sequendum
Abl sequendō

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Gerund audio

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Gen audiendī
Dat audiendō
Acc audiendum
Abl audiendō

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Gerundive laudo

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