Lesson IV Flashcards

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monere

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(2) to warn, advise, teach

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habere

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(2) to have, hold, consider

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dare

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(1) to give

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vocare

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(1) to call

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salvare

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(1) to save

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intrare

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(1) to enter

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laudare

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(1) to praise

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ponere

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(3) to set, put

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ducere

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(3) to lead

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mittere

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(3) to send

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dicere

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(3) to say, speak, tell

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audire

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(4) to hear

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servire

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(4) to serve - takes its personal object in the dative

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implorare

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(1) to implore

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convertere

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(3) to convert

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excusare

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(1) to excuse

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liberare

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(1) to free

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passio

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passionis, f. suffering

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sancta

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sanctorum, n. pl. holy of holies

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nomen

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nominis, n. name

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pater

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patris, m. father

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gens

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gentis (-ium), f. nation

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tristis

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(m. and f.), triste (n.) sad, sorrowful

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omnipotens

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(m., f., n.), omnipotentis almighty

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de
(prep. with abl.) from, down from, about, concerning
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separo
(1) separare, separavi, separatus to separate
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elevo
(1) elevare, elevavi, elevatus to elevate
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resuscito
(1) resuscitare, resuscitavi, resuscitatus to resurrect
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supplico
(1) supplicare, supplicavi, supplicatus to humbly beseech
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veneror
(1) venerari, veneratus sum to venerate
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illumino
(1) illuminare, illuminavi, illuminatus to illuminate
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immolo
(1) immolare, immolavi, immolatus to immolate
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libero
(1) liberare, liberavi, liberatus to liberate
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commemoro
(1) commemorare, commemoravi, commemoratus to commemorate
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communico
(1) communicare, communicavi, communicatus to communicate
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celebro
(1) celebrare, celebravi, celebratus to celebrate, perform
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coopero
(1) cooperare, cooperavi, cooperatus to cooperate
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creo
(1) creare, creavi, creatus to create
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decoro
(1) decorare, decoravi, decoratus to adorn, add beauty to, decorate
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cremo
(1) cremare, cremavi, crematus to burn
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dono
(1) donare, donavi, donatus to give, grant
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expio
(1) expiare, expiavi, expiatus to expiate, atone for
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cogito
cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus to think
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congrego
(1) congregare, congregavi, congregatus to collect, bring together, gather, congregate
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observo
(1) observare, observavi, observatus to observe, watch
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praeparo
(1) praeparare, praeparavi, praeparatus to prepare
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excuso
(1) excusare, excusavi, excusatus to excuse
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imploro
implorare, imploravi, imploratus to implore
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inclino
(1) inclinare, inclinavi, inclinatus to incline
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evado
(3) evadere, evasi, evasus to evade
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intercedo
(3) intercedere, intercessi, intercessus to interced
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praecedo
(3) praecedere, praecessi, praecessus to precede, to go before
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praesumo
(3) praesumere, praesumpsi, praesumptus praesumere, praesumsi, praesumptus to take before, presume
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absolvo
(3) absolvere, absolvi, absolutus to free, release, acquit, absolve
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adoro
(1) adorare, adoravi, adoratus to adore
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deputo
(1) deputare, deputavi, deputatus to depute, to cut back
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saluto
(1) salutare, salutavi, salutatus to salute, greet
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consolor
(1) consolari, consolatus sum to console (be source of)
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adhaereo
(2) adhaerere, haesi, haesum to adhere
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resideo
(2) residere, resedi, resessus to reside
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manifesto
(1) manifestare, manifestavi, manifestatus to manifest
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visito
(1) visitare, visitavi, visitatus to visit
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commendo
(1) commendare, commendavi, commendatus to commend
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confirmo
(1) confirmare, confirmavi, confirmatus to make strong, confirm
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considero
(1) considerare, consideravi, consideratus to consider
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expecto
(1) expectare, expectavi, expectatus to expect
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honoro
(1) honorare, honoravi, honoratus to honor
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converto
(3) convertere, converti, conversus to turn upside down, to convert
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descendo
(3) descendere, descendi, descensus to descend
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discerno
(3) discernere, discrevi, discretus to see, distinguish, discern
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ascendo
(3) ascendere, ascendi, ascensus to ascend
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comprehendo
(3) comprehendere, comprehendi, comprehensus to catch/seize/grasp firmly, comprehend
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respondeo
(2) respondere, respondi, responsus to respond
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formo
(1) formare, formavi, formatus to form, shape, fashion, model
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reformo
(1) reformare, reformavi, reformatus to reform
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pacifico
(1) pacificare, pacificavi, pacificatus to grant peace, appease, pacify
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liber
libera, um free
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creatura
ae, f. creature
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excusatio
excusationis, f. excuse
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supplex
supplicis, m. suppliant, kneeling, begging
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venerabilis
venerabilis, venerabile venerable, august
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lumen
lumenis, n. light
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memoria
ae, f. remembrance
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opus
operis, n. work
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libertas
libertatis, f. freedom
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intercessio
intercessionis, f. intercession
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honor
honoris, m. honor
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gloria
ae, f. glory
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vivus
a, um living
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pax
pacis, f. peace
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justitia
ae, f. justice
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monitus
(4) monitus, m. warning, counsel, advice
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patriarcha
ae, f. patriarch
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serva
ae, f. woman servant
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servitus
a, um service
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auditio
auditionis, f. hearing
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patria
ae, f. fatherland
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luas
laudis, f. praise
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salvus
a, um safe
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dictum
i, n. word
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dux
ducis, f. leader
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exaudio
(4) exaudire, exaudivi, exauditus to hear clearly
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contristo
(1) contristare, contristavi, contristatus sadden, make gloomy, depress
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donum
i, n. gift
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circumdo
(1) circumdare, circumdedi, circumdatus to encompass
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declino
(1) declinare, declinavi, declinatus to incline
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inhaereo
(2) inhaerere, inhaesi, inhaesus to adhere to
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datum
i, n. gift
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aggrego
(1) aggregare, aggregavi, aggregatus to join, to add to
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separatio
separationis, f. separation
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sanctificator
sanctificatoris, m. sanctifier
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do
(1) dare, dedi, datus to give
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duco
(3) ducere, duxi, ductus to lead, command, think