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ab(s)

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(away) from

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abactius

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stolen (esp. of Cattle)

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abactor

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thief (esp. of Cattle)

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abactus

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a stealing (esp. of Cattle)

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abacus

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side-board, counting table

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abalienatio

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legal transfer of property

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abalienatus

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unfriendly, estranged; dead, mortified

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abalienare

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to transfer property; to alienate, detatch

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abambulare

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to go awat

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abamita

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great-great-great aunt

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abante

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in front

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Abantias

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archaic name for Euboea

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abarcere

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to keep away

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abavus, abavia

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great-great grandparent

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abavunculus

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great-great-great uncle

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abdicatio

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abdication, resignation

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abdicatus

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disinherited son

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abdicare

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abdicate, resign, withdraw; disown, repudiate, renounce

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abdicere

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to be against, reject etc.

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abditus

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hidden, concealed

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abdere

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hide, conceal etc.

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abdomen

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belly, paunch, abdomen

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abducere

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lead away

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abire

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to go away etc.

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abequitare

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to ride away

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aberratio

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diversion, relief

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aberrare

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to wander away, stray, get lost etc.

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abhibere

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to hold at a distance

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abhinc

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ago / henceforth (‘from here’ in either direction in time)

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abhorrere

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to shrink from, recoil from, be averse to etc.

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abhorridus

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rough, unsightly

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abicere

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to throw away

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abiecte

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unworthily etc.

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abiectio

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dejection

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abiectus

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dejected, downcast etc.

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abiegnus

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made of fir

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abies

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silver fir tree

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abietarius

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of/concerning timber; timber merchant

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abiegatus

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cattle-stealing

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abigeus

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cattle-stealer

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abigo

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drive away, drive off etc.

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abinde

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thence; from that source

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abito

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departure

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abere

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to go away

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abiudicare

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to take away by judicial verdict; reject

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abiugare

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to separate

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abiungere

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to separate, detach, unyoke etc.

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abiurgare

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to deny knowledge of, repudiate etc.

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ablaqueatio

A

digging up a tree; loosening soil

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ablaquare

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to loosen

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ablatiuus

A

the ablative case

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ablegatio

A

distpatch; sending away

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ablegare

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to send away on a mission; banish

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abligurio

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to eat up; waste, squander

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ablocare

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to place a contract/lease

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abludere

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to differ from, fall short from

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abluere

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to wash off, wash clean

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abluuio

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erosion, washing away

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abluuium

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flooding, deluge, inundation

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abmatertera

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great-great-great aunt

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abnatare

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to swim away

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abnegare

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to deny, shake one’s head

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abneptis

A

great-great granddaughter

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abnoctare

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to spend the night away from home

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abnormis

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belonging to no school of Philosophy

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abnumere

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to count, total

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abnuere

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to shake one’s head, refuse

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abnutiuus

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negative

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abnutare

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to shake the head, express disapproval; forbid

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abolere

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to destroy, obliterate; banish, dispel etc.

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abolescere

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to shrivel up, wilt

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abolitio

A

destruction, obliteration; cancellation, anullment etc.

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abolla

A

cloak

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abominandus

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ill-omened; detestable, odious, execrable

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abominari

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to (seek to) avert by prayer; loathe, detest

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aborigines

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indigenous, proto-, original founders of a country

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aborigineus

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indigenous, aboriginal

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aborior

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pass away, disappear, be lost

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aborisci

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to fade away, pass away

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babae

A

exclamation of surprise or amazement

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babaecalus

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slang term for a rich man

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babbius

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designation for a large variety of olive

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baca

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fruit of a tree or shrub; berry, nut, olive

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bacalia, bacalis

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berry-bearing

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bacalusiae

A

stupid guesses

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bacatus

A

set with pearls

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baccha

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bacchant

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bacchabuntus

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revelling bacchically

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bacchanal

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shrine of bacchus

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bacchari

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to celebrate bacchic rites

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bacciballum

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piece, bit of stuff

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bacifer

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berry-bearing

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bacillum

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small stick, staff

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bacula

A

small berry

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baculum

A

staff, walking-stick

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badius

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horse-coloured; ‘chesnut’

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Baetica

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roughly modern Andalusia

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baetulus

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a type of meteoric stone

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baiulare

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to bear, carry a load

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baiulus

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porter, carrier

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balaena

A

whale

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balanites

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a type of precious stone

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balanus

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acorn

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balatro

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jester, buffoon, joker

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balatus

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bleating

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balaustium

A

pomegranate flower

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