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1
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īnsula (f.)

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(die/eine) Insel

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esse

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sein

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est

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er ist, sie, es ist

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mercātor (m.)

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(der/ein) Kaufmann

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abdēre

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verbergen

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ad (mit Akk.)

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zu; bei

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ad aulam

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zum Hof; beim Hof

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adesse

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da sein, anwesend sein

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adesse (mit Dat.)

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helfen, beistehen

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adesse amico

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dem Freund helfen

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adsunt

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sie sind da, sie sind anwesend; sie helfen

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aedificare

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bauen

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aegrotus, a, um

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krank

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agēre

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  1. treiben, betreiben 2. handeln, verhandeln 3. führen 4. tun
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agricola, ae (m.!)

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Bauer

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alienus, a, um

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fremd

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alius, alia, aliud

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ein anderer, eine andere, ein anderes

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amare

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lieben, gern haben

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amica, ae (f.)

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Freundin

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amicitia, ae (f.)

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Freundschaft

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21
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amicus, i (m.)

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Freund

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ancilla, ae (f.)

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Magd, Dienerin, Sklavin

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23
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appropinquare

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sich nähern

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arbor, arboris (f.!)

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Baum

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Asia, ae (f.)

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Asien: Die Provinz Asia umfasste die Westküste der heutigen Türkei

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audire

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hören

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aula, ae (f.)

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  1. Hof 2. Innenhof (umzäunter Raum zur Viehhaltung)
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aut (Konnektor)

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oder

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autem

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jedoch; aber

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bene (Adv.)

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gut

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bonus, um

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gut

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Britannia, ae (f.)

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Britannien

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33
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caedēre

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  1. fällen 2. töten
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34
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campus, i (m.)

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Feld; freier Platz

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Campus Martius

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das Marsfeld (Versammlungsplatz in Rom)

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candidatus, i (m.)

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Kandidat, Wahlbewerber

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37
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capĕre, io

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  1. fassen 2. ergreifen 3. erobern, „kapern“
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38
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captivus, i (m.)

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Gefangener

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39
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cena, ae (f.)

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Essen; Mahlzeit

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40
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cenare

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speisen

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ceteri, ceterae, cetera

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die Übrigen; die anderen, das andere

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cibus, i (m.)

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Speise; Futter

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43
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circa (mit Akk.)

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um … herum

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44
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circa aulam

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um den Hof (herum)

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45
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circumdare

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umgeben

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46
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civis, is (m.)

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Bürger

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47
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clamare

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rufen; schreien

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48
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colligĕre

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sammeln

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49
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collocare

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(zusammen)stellen; einrichten

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comparare

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  1. verschaffen 2. erwerben 3. vergleichen
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componĕre

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zusammenstellen; verfassen

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52
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conquirĕre

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suchen; fragen (nach); zusammensuchen

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53
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considĕre

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sich setzen

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consul, ulis (m.)

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Konsul: höchster römischer Beamter. Consul ist ein weiteres Wort der konsonantischen Deklination. An den Wortstamm consul werden die Kasusendungen angehängt

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consulĕre (mit Dativ)

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für etw./jmdn. sorgen

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consulĕre amico

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für einen Freund sorgen

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57
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consulĕre (mit Akkusativ)

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befragen, um Rat fragen

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consulĕre amicum

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einen Freund um Rat fragen

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59
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contrahĕre

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zusammenziehen; versammeln

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convenire

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zusammenkommen, sich versammeln

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convenire (mit Akk.)

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jdn. treffen

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Cornelia, ae (f.)

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Cornelia: weiblicher römischer Vorname

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creare

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erschaffen

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creare (mit doppeltem Akk.)

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wählen zu

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65
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Marcum consulem creare

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Markus zum Konsul wählen

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cum (mit Abl.)

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mit

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67
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cum amico

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mit einem Freund

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cum laboribus

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mit Mühen, unter Mühen

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cuncti, cunctae, cuncta

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alle

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70
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cur?

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warum?

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curare

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  1. sich kümmern 2. behandeln 3. pflegen
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currĕre

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laufen

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73
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dare

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geben

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74
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delēre

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zerstören

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deus, i (m.)

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Gott

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76
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dic! (Ausnahme von der Formenbildung des Imperativs)

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sag!

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dicĕre

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sagen

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78
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divitiae, arum (nur Pl.) (f.)

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Reichtum (Sg.): Das Wort existiert im Lateinischen ausschließlich im Plural, weil Reichtum eine Viel- zahl von Schätzen oder Werten umfasst.

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domi

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zu Hause

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80
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domina, ae (f.)

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die Herrin, eine Herrin, Herrin

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dominus, i (m.)

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(der/ein) Herr

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e (mit Abl.; nur vor Konsonanten)

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aus, aus … heraus

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e villa

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aus dem Haus (heraus)

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84
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eques, equitis (m.)

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Reiter

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85
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equitare

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reiten

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86
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equus, i (m.)

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Pferd

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esse

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sein

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88
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est

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er ist, sie ist

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89
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et

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  1. und 2. auch
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90
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etiam

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auch; sogar; noch

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91
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ex aula

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aus dem Hof (heraus)

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92
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exponĕre

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  1. aussetzen, ausstellen 2. darlegen, erklären
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familia, ae (f.)

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Familie; Hausgemeinschaft

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fiscina, ae (f.)

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der Korb

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95
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Gaius, i (m.)

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Gaius: männlicher römischer Vorname

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Graecus, i (m.)

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Graecus, a, um

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griechisch

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gratia, ae (f.)

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  1. Dank 2. Ansehen, Beliebtheit 3. Gnade
99
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gratias agĕre

100
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Herophilus, i (m.)

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Herophil: männlicher griechischer Vorname

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hodie (Adv.)

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hora, ae (f.)

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tertia hora

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zur dritten Stunde (etwa 8 bis 9 Uhr vormittags)

104
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iam

A

schon; jetzt gleich

105
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ignorare

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  1. nicht wissen 2. nicht kennen
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imperator, oris (m.)

A
  1. Feldherr 2. Kaiser
107
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importare

A

einführen

108
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in (mit Abl.)

A
  1. in (wo?) 2. an 3. auf
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in lecto

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in (mit Akk.)

A
  1. in … hinein 2. nach
111
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in aulam

A

in den Hof (hinein)

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incola, ae (m.!)

113
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insula, ae (f.)

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interdum (Adv.)

115
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interrogare

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intrare

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eintreten; betreten

117
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invitare

118
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Io triumphe!

A

Hurra! Triumph!

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ita (Adv.)

A
  1. so 2. ja, richtig (in einer Antwort)
120
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Italia, ae (f.)

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itaque (Adv.)

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daher, deswegen

122
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Iulia, ae (f.)

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Julia: weiblicher römischer Vorname

123
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labor, oris (m.)

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Arbeit, Mühe

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laborare

125
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laetus, a, um

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froh, fröhlich

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laetitia, ae (f.)

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laudare

128
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lectus, i (m.)

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Bett, Liege

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libenter (Adv.)

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liberare (mit Abl.)

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befreien (von)

131
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liberare laboribus

A

von Mühen befreien

132
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locus, i (m.)

A

Ort; Stelle; Platz

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alio loco

A

an einer anderen Stelle, an einem anderen Ort

134
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Lucius, i (m.)

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Lucius: männlicher römischer Vorname

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ludĕre

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magnus, a, um

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groß, bedeutend

137
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malus, a, um

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schlecht; übel

138
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mane (Adv.)

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früh am Morgen

139
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manēre

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Marcus, i (m.)

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Markus: männlicher römischer Vorname

141
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mercator, oris (m.)

142
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Mercurius, i (m.)

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Merkur (griechisch: Hermes) Gott der Kaufleute, Diebe und Wanderer

143
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merx, mercis (f.)

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minime (Adv.)

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keineswegs; gar nicht

145
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morbus, i (m.)

146
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multi, ae, a

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murus, i (m.)

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nam

149
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navigare

A

segeln; (mit dem Schiff) fahren

150
Q

navis, is (f.)

A

das Schiff

151
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-ne (angehängte Fragepartikel)

A

Das Wörtchen entspricht dem deutschen Fragezeichen.

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nomen, minis (n.)

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non

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nonus, a, um

155
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novus, a, um

156
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num (Fragepartikel)

A

etwa? Diese Fragepartikel setzte der Römer, wenn er eine negative Antwort erwartete.

157
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oliva, ae (f.)

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opprimĕre

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  1. unterdrücken 2. bekämpfen 3. überfallen
159
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optimus, a, um

A

beste; sehr guter

160
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orare

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  1. reden 2. bitten
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orator, oris (m.)

162
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parare

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bereiten; zubereiten

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parvus, a

164
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patria, ae (f.)

A

Vaterland; Heimat

165
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patrius, a, um

A

väterlich

166
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per (mit Akk.)

167
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per aulam

A

durch den Hof

168
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Phrygia, ae (f.)

A

Phrygierin: typischer weiblicher Vorname von Sklaven oder ehemaligen Sklaven

169
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pirata, ae (m.!)

A

Pirat, Seeräuber

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placēre

171
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ponĕre

A
  1. setzen 2. stellen 3. legen
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populus, i (m.)

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portare

174
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exportare

A

ausführen

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transportare

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fortschaffen, hinüberbringen

176
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post (Adv.)

A

danach; später

177
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post (Präposition mit Akkusativ)

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post reditum

A

nach der Rückkehr

179
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praeda, ae (f.)

180
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primus, a, um

181
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properare

A

schnell gehen; sich beeilen

182
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provincia, ae (f.)

183
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Publius, i (m.)

A

Publius: männlicher römischer Vorname

184
Q

putare

A

glauben, meinen

185
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putare (mit doppeltem Akk.)

A

halten für

186
Q

Marcum amicum bonum putare

A

Markus für einen guten Freund halten

187
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quaerĕre

A
  1. suchen 2. fragen (nach)
188
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-que (angehängt)

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quem?

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quid? (Nom. und Akk.)

191
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quidem

A

jedenfalls; wenigstens

192
Q

quis?

193
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quo?

194
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recreari

A

sich stärken

195
Q

reditus, us (m.)

A

die Rückkehr

196
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respondēre

197
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Romam

A

nach Rom: Die Form bezeichnet kein Akkusativobjekt, sondern ist eine Ortsangabe der Richtung.

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Romanus, i (m.)

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Romanus, a, um

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saepe (Adv.)

201
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salutare

A

grüßen; begrüßen

202
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salvēre

A

gesund sein; meist im Imperativ: salve! Pl.: salvete! sei(d) gegrüßt!; guten Tag!

203
Q

sed

A

aber; sondern

204
Q

senator, oris (m.)

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Senator, Mitglied des Senats.

205
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servus, i (m.)

A

Sklave; Diener

206
Q

silva, ae (f.)

207
Q

sub (mit Abl.)

A

unter (wo?)

208
Q

sub arbore

A

unter einem Baum

209
Q

sunt

210
Q

surgĕre

211
Q

Syrus, i (m.)

A

Syrer: typischer männlicher Vorname von Sklaven oder ehemaligen Sklaven, die aus Syrien stammen

212
Q

tandem (Adv.)

213
Q

tegĕre kK

A

decken, bedecken; schützen

214
Q

tertius, a, um

215
Q

Theophemus, i (m.)

A

Theophem: männlicher griechischer Vorname

216
Q

timēre

217
Q

trahĕre

A

ziehen; schleppen

218
Q

tum (Adv.)

A

dann, darauf

219
Q

ubi

220
Q

urbs, urbis (f.)

221
Q

Valeria, ae (f.)

A

Valeria: weiblicher römischer Vorname

222
Q

vendĕre

223
Q

venire

224
Q

circumvenire

A
  1. umringen 2. hintergehen
225
Q

vesper, peri (m.)

226
Q

via, ae (f.)

A

Weg; Straße

227
Q

vicinus, i (m.)

A

Nachbar; benachbart

228
Q

victor, oris (m.)

229
Q

vicus, i (m.)

230
Q

vidēre

231
Q

vigilare

A

wachen; wachsam sein

232
Q

vigilia, ae (f.)

A

Nachtwache

233
Q

villa, ae (f.)

A

Landhaus, Haus

234
Q

vinea, ae (f.)

235
Q

visitare

236
Q

vita, ae (f.)

237
Q

vitam agĕre

A

sein Leben führen; leben

238
Q

vitis, is (f.)

239
Q

vocare

A
  1. rufen 2. nennen

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