Lesson 4 Vocab Review Flashcards
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to seize
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óccupo (1)
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Q
ut (conj.)
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in order that, so that
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Q
either … or
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aut … aut (conj.)
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Q
to wait for, expect
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exspecto (1)
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princeps príncipis m.
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chief, leading man
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in order that, so that
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ut (conj.)
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wall
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murus -i m.
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battle line
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ácies aciei f.
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Q
how long?
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quam diu
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Q
nato (1)
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to swim
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Q
súbito (adv.)
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suddenly
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Q
sicut (conj.)
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as
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to wash
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lavo lavare lavi lautus
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do dare dedi datus
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to give
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Q
jam (adv.)
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already, now
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mors mortis f.
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death (i-stem)
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quod (conj.)
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because
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to adore
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adoro (1)
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appello (1)
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to address
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-que (conj.)
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and
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because
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quod (conj.)
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aut … aut (conj.)
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either … or
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however, moreover
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autem (postpositive conj.)
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to set free
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líbero (1)
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clamo (1)
to shout
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vúlnero (1)
to wound
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et ... et (conj.)
both ... and
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júdico (1)
to judge
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quis
who?
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to explore
exploro (1)
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for, in fact, truly
enim (*postpositive conj.*)
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quam diu
how long?
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to call
voco (1)
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ubi
where? (in what place)
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culpo (1)
to blame
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to love, like
amo (1)
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ibi (*adv.*)
there, in that place
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súpero (1)
to overcome, surpass
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almost
fere (*adv.*)
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to err, wander
erro (1)
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olim (*adv.*)
once (upon a time), of old, one day
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to live in, dwell
hábito (1)
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nevertheless
tamen (*adv.*)
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to wait for, expect
exspecto (1)
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saepe (*adv.*)
often
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never
numquam (*adv.*)
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to wound
vúlnero (1)
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insídiae -arum *f.*
plot, ambush
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pugno (1)
to fight
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líbero (1)
to set free
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tomorrow
cras (*adv.*)
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ne (*adv.*)
not (*w/ subjunctive verbs*)
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death (*i-stem*)
mors mortis *f.*
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narrow place, difficulties
angústiae -arum *f.*
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to address
appello (1)
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I sing of arms and a man.
Arma Virúmque cano.
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aut (*conj.*)
or
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-ne
*enclitic used to form yes or no questions*
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to delight, give pleasure
delecto (1)
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meanwhile
ínterim (*adv.*)
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to hide
celo (1)
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cras (*adv.*)
tomorrow
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to deny
nego (1)
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to err, wander
erro (1)
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but
sed (*conj.*)
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to prepare
paro (1)
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to explore
exploro (1)
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when?
quando
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yes, so, thus
ita (*adv.*)
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perturbo (1)
to disturb
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servo (1)
to guard, keep
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aro (1)
to plow
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quam diu
how long?
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to love, like
amo (1)
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-ne
*enclitic used to form yes or no questions*
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óccupo (1)
to seize
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how long?
quam diu
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ever
umquam (*adv.*)
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to blame
culpo (1)
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Credo in unum Deum.
I believe in one God
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what?
quid
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*enclitic used to form yes or no questions*
-ne
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tum (*adv.*)
then, at that time
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quis
who?
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to judge
júdico (1)
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cur
why?
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to greet
saluto (1)
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caedes caedis *f.*
slaughter (*i-stem)*
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heri (*adv.*)
yesterday
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muto (1)
to change
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both ... and
et ... et (conj.)
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winter quarters
hiberna -orum *n.*
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quid
what?
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yesterday
heri (*adv.*)
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sum esse fui futurus
to be
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accuso (1)
to accuse
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Arma Virúmque cano.
I sing of arms and a man.
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impedimenta -orum *n.*
baggage, baggage train
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erro (1)
to err, wander
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puto (1)
to think
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tempto (1)
to tempt
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to show, point out
demonstro (1)
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to plow
aro (1)
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to speak, pray
oro (1)
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non (*adv.*)
not
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as
sicut (*conj.*)
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exspecto (1)
to wait for, expect
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often
saepe (*adv.*)
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not (*w/ subjunctive verbs*)
ne (*adv.*)
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once (upon a time), of old, one day
olim (*adv.*)
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to work
laboro (1)
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plot, ambush
insídiae -arum *f.*
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ubi
where? (in what place)
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quid
what?
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quis
who?
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quando
when?
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I believe in one God
Credo in unum Deum.
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dúbito (1)
to doubt
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salus salutis *f.*
safety, wellfare, salvation
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narro (1)
to tell
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vitus, virtutis *f.*
courage, virtue
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to praise
laudo (1)
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rogo (1)
to ask
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to give
do dare dedi datus
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quomódo
how? (in what manner)
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to shout
clamo (1)
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how? (in what manner)
quomódo
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ita (*adv.*)
yes, so, thus
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ínterim (*adv.*)
meanwhile
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to set free
líbero (1)
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quando
when?
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quis
who?
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arms, weapons
arma -orum *n.*
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to carry
porto (1)
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courage, virtue
vitus, virtutis *f.*
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quot
how many?
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cur
why?
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celo (1)
to hide
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catra -orum *n.*
camp
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amo (1)
to love, like
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why?
cur
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sto stare steti status
to stand
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how many?
quot
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to walk
ámbulo (1)
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to think
puto (1)
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fere (*adv.*)
almost
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to ask
rogo (1)
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to shout
clamo (1)
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laudo (1)
to praise
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hódie (*adv.*)
today
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opto (1)
to choose, wish
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enim (*postpositive conj.*)
for, in fact, truly
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to choose, wish
opto (1)
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to blame
culpo (1)
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to live in, dwell
hábito (1)
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also
étiam (*adv*.)
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murus -i *m.*
wall
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when?
quando
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camp
catra -orum *n.*
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juvo juvare juvi jutus
to help
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delecto (1)
to delight, give pleasure
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to work
laboro (1)
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already, now
jam (*adv.*)
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to guard, keep
servo (1)
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to disturb
perturbo (1)
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to wash
lavo lavare lavi lautus
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ítaque (*conj.*)
therefore, and so
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to hide
celo (1)
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ámbulo (1)
to walk
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exploro (1)
to explore
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to change
muto (1)
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how? (in what manner)
quomódo
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safety, wellfare, salvation
salus salutis *f.*
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póstea (*adv.*)
afterwards
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to plow
aro (1)
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therefore, and so
ítaque (*conj.*)
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to swim
nato (1)
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oppugno (1)
to attack
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fame, glory
glória -ae
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*enclitic used to form yes or no questions*
-ne
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Honor vitutis praémium.
Esteem is the reward of virtue.
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afterwards
póstea (*adv.*)
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now
nunc (*adv.*)
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to doubt
dúbito (1)
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autem (*postpositive conj.*)
however, moreover
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sum esse fui futurus
to be
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quomódo
how? (in what manner)
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to be
sum esse fui futurus
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núntio (1)
to report
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why?
cur
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to fly
volo (1)
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quis
who?
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quid
what?
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lest, so that … not (*negative purpose clause*)
ne (*conj.*)
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ácies aciei *f.*
battle line
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slaughter (*i-stem)*
caedes caedis *f.*
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návigo (1)
to sail
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who?
quis
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hábito (1)
to live in, dwell
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porto (1)
to carry
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quot
how many?
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volo (1)
to fly
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to praise
laudo (1)
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to give
do dare dedi datus
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nego (1)
to deny
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to walk
ámbulo (1)
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Esteem is the reward of virtue.
Honor vitutis praémium.
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where? (in what place)
ubi
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saluto (1)
to greet
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to hope
spero (1)
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to attack
oppugno (1)
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nunc (*adv.*)
now
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to help
juvo juvare juvi jutus
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et (*conj.*)
and
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to create
creo (1)
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to look at
specto (1)
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demonstro (1)
to show, point out
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to tell
narro (1)
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to show, point out
demonstro (1)
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laboro (1)
to work
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angústiae -arum *f.*
narrow place, difficulties
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always
semper (*adv.*)
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to accuse
accuso (1)
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and
-que (*conj.*)
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semper (*adv.*)
always
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to adore
adoro (1)
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númerus -i *m.*
number
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lavo lavare lavi lautus
to wash
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suddenly
súbito (*adv.*)
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to create
creo (1)
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to stand
sto stare steti status
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paro (1)
to prepare
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where? (in what place)
ubi
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not
non (*adv.*)
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there, in that place
ibi (*adv.*)
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specto (1)
to look at
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arma -orum *n.*
arms, weapons
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tamen (*adv.*)
nevertheless
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who?
quis
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to address
appello (1)
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glória -ae
fame, glory
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spero (1)
to hope
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numquam (*adv.*)
never
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to fight
pugno (1)
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creo (1)
to create
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to help
juvo juvare juvi jutus
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oro (1)
to speak, pray
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baggage, baggage train
impedimenta -orum *n.*
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then, at that time
tum (*adv.*)
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adoro (1)
to adore
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number
númerus -i *m.*
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ne (*conj.*)
lest, so that … not (*negative purpose clause*)
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what?
quid
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how many?
quot
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to sail
návigo (1)
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sed (*conj.*)
but
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chief, leading man
princeps príncipis *m.*
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to report
núntio (1)
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étiam (*adv*.)
also
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today
hódie (*adv.*)
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hiberna -orum *n.*
winter quarters
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to doubt
dúbito (1)
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umquam (*adv.*)
ever
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to overcome, surpass
súpero (1)
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voco (1)
to call
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to tempt
tempto (1)
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quis
who?
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to accuse
accuso (1)
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or
aut (*conj.*)
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to delight, give pleasure
delecto (1)
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to judge
júdico (1)
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grátias tibi ago
thank you
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**do** with the phrase **in fugam**
put to flight
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**múnio** with **via**
construct or build
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Legati Gallos in fugam dant.
The lieutenants put the Gauls to flight.
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Romani in Británniā vias muniverunt.
The Romans built roads in Britain.
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thank you
grátias tibi ago
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The lieutenants put the Gauls to flight.
Legati Gallos in fugam dant.
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The Romans built roads in Britain.
Romani in Británniā vias muniverunt.
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**fácio** with **impetus**
*to make an attack*
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Exércitus impetum fecerunt.
The army made an attack.
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The army made an attack.
Exércitus impetum fecerunt.
