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LG01_02 Flashcards

1
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ab Italia

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von Italien (her)

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abire

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fortgehen

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accipĕre, accipio, accepi

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annehmen; empfangen

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adire

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  1. herangehen 2. besuchen 3. bitten
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aedificium, i (n.)

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Gebäude

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aliquando (Adv.)

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einst; einmal; irgendwann

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aliquem

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jemand(en), irgendeinen

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aliquis

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jemand, irgendeiner

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aliquid

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etwas, irgendetwas

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aliqui, aliquae, aliqua (Pl.)

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irgendwelche, einige

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alius … alius

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der eine … der andere

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alius alium interrogat

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der eine fragt den anderen

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amphitheatrum, i (n.)

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Amphitheater

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ante (mit Akk.)

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vor

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ante murum

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vor der Mauer

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ante (Adv.)

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vorher

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antiquus, a, um

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alt; „antik“

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apparēre, appareo, apparui

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erscheinen; auftauchen

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apportare

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(herbei)bringen

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appropinquare

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sich nähern

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arena, ae (f.)

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Arena, Kampfplatz

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arma, orum (nur Pl.) (n.)

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Waffen (nur Pl.)

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augere

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vergrößern

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appropinquare

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sich nähern

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arena, ae (f.)

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Arena, Kampfplatz

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arma, orum (nur Pl.) (n.)

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Waffen (nur Pl.)

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augēre

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vergrößern

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bestia, ae (f.)

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Tier; wildes Tier

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caput, itis (n.)

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  1. Kopf 2. Hauptstadt
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carcer, eris (m.)

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Gefängnis; Käfig

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castra, orum (n.) (nur Pl.)

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Lager (Sg.)

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causa, ae (f.)

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  1. Grund 2. Ursache 3. Gerichtsverfahren
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certus, a, um

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sicher, gewiss

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civis, vis (Gen. Pl. -ium) (m. u. f.)

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Bürger, Bürgerin

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civitas, atis (f.)

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Bürgerschaft; Staat

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clamor, oris (m.)

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Geschrei; Lärm

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clarus, a, um

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hell; berühmt

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clementia, ae (f.)

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Milde; Gnade

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cogitare

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denken; nachdenken

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cognoscĕre, cognosco, cognovi

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  1. erkennen 2. erfahren
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coniurare

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sich verschwören

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constat (nur 3. Pers. Sg.) (mit AcI)

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es steht fest

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consulĕre, consulo, consului

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(mit Dat.) für jdn. sorgen.; (mit Akk.) jdn. befragen, jdn. um Rat fragen

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contendere, contendo, contendi

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  1. sich anstrengen 2. eilen 3. kämpfen
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ontio, onis (f.)

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(Volks-)Versammlung

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contra (Präposition mit Akk.)

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gegen

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contra rem publicam

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gegen den Staat

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contra (Adv.)

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dagegen

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copia, ae (f.)

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  1. Menge 2. Vorrat
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copiae, arum (f.)

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Truppen

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cuncta (n. Pl.)

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alles

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cupĕre, cupio, cupivi

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wünschen; wollen

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curia, ae (f.)

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die Kurie (Gebäude für Senatsversammlungen)

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de (mit Abl.)

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von; von … herab; über

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de republica dicĕre

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über den Staat sprechen

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de muro

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von der Mauer (herab)

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debēre, debeo, debui

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  1. müssen 2. schulden 3. verdanken
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deesse

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fehlen

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defendre, defendo, defendi

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verteidigen

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deinde

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dann; darauf

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delectare

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erfreuen; Freude machen

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delēre, deleo, delevi

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zerstören; vernichten

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densus, a, um

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dicht

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dies, ei (m.!) (in der Bedeutung „Termin“ (f.))

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Tag

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diu (Adv.)

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lange

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dolor, oris (m.)

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Schmerz

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domum

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nach Hause; heim

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duo, duae, duo (Nom. Pl.)

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zwei

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dux, ducis (m.)

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Führer; Anführer

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ecce!

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sieh! da!

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71
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ecce amicus

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da (ist) der Freund

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enim (Adv.)

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nämlich; denn

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esse, sum, fui

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sein

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exire

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herausgehen

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fabula, ae (f.)

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  1. Geschichte 2. Theaterstück
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fides, ei (f.)

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  1. Vertrauen 2. Treue
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fidem habere (mit Dat.)

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jdm. glauben; jdm. vertrauen

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filius, i (m.)

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Sohn

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finis, is (m.)

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  1. Ende 2. Grenze
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fines, ium (m.)

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Gebiet

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forum, i (n.)

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Marktplatz; Forum

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forum Romanum

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das Forum Romanum (polit. Zentrum der Stadt Rom

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fortiter (Adv.)

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tapfer

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fuga, ae (f.)

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Flucht

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gaudēre

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sich freuen

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gaudium, i (n.)

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Freude

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mihi gaudio est

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es macht mir Freude

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Germania, ae (f.)

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Germanus, i (m.)

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Germane; germanisch

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gladiator, oris (m.)

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gladius, i (m.)

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gloria, ae (f.)

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habēre

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homo, hominis (m.)

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honor, oris (m.)

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in honore habēre (mit Akk.)

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jdn. in Ehre halten, jdn. ehren

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hostis, is (Gen. Pl. -ium) (m. u. f.)

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Staatsfeind, Staatsfeindin

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humanus, a, um

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menschlich

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iam

100
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non iam

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nicht mehr

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ignorare

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  1. nicht kennen 2. nicht wissen
102
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non ignorare

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  1. gut kennen 2. genau wissen
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ignotus, a, um

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imperium, i (n.)

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Herrschaft; Reich, Imperium

105
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implorare

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incitare

107
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inhumanus, a, um

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unmenschlich

108
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inire

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  1. betreten; hineingehen 2. beginnen
109
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interesse (Stammf. wie esse)

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dabei sein

110
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interesse (mit Dat.)

A

teilnehmen an

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pugnae interesse

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an einer Schlacht teilnehmen

112
Q

invadĕre, invado, invasi

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eindringen; einfallen

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invidia, ae (f.)

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  1. Neid 2. Missgunst
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ire, eo, ii

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iter, itineris (n.)

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  1. Weg 2. Marsch 3. Reise
116
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iterum

A

wieder; noch einmal

117
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iterum iterumque

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immer wieder

118
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iubēre (mit AcI)

A

(jdm.) befehlen

119
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legio, onis (f.)

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Legion (röm. Heeresabteilung: ca. 6000 Mann)

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leo, onis (m.)

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lex, legis (f.)

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libertas, atis (f.)

123
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licēre, licet, licuit (nur Inf. u. 3. Pers. Sg.)

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erlaubt sein

124
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ludus, i (m.)

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Spiel (Pferderennen oder Gladiatorenkampf)

125
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ludus gladiatorius

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Gladiatorenkampf, Gladiatorenspiel

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magis (Adv.)

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male (Adv.)

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Mars, Martis (m.)

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römischer Kriegsgott, der mit dem griechischen Gott Ares identifiziert wurde

129
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memoria, ae (f.)

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Gedächtnis; Andenken

130
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memoriam sacram habere

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die Erinnerung heilig halten

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metuere, metuo, metui

132
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meus, mea, meum

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miles, litis (m.)

134
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miser, era, erum

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unglücklich; arm

135
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mittere

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  1. schicken 2. freilassen
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monstrare

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multa (Nom. u. Akk. Pl. n.)

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viel; vieles

138
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narrare

139
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necare

140
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neque (Konnektor)

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und nicht; aber nicht; auch nicht

141
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neque … neque (Konnektor)

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weder … noch

142
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nomen, minis (n.)

143
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nonne (Fragepartikel: Antwort „ja“ erwartet)

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etwa nicht? denn nicht?

144
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noster, tra, trum

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numerus, i (m.)

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nunc (Adv.)

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nun; jetzt

147
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nuntiare

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nuntius, i (m.)

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  1. Meldung, Botschaft 2. Bote
149
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occultare

150
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oppidum, i (n.)

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Stadt; Kleinstadt

151
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opus, operis (n.)

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Werk; Arbeit; Mühe

152
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orbis, is (gem. Dekl., Gen. Pl. -ium) (m.)

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orbis terrarum

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pater, tris (m.)

155
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pater patriae

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Vater des Vaterlands (Ehrentitel)

156
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patres, trum (m.)

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  1. Väter 2. Senatoren
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pauci, ae, a

158
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pecunia, ae (f.)

159
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petĕre, peto, petivi

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  1. streben nach 2. erbitten 3. darauf zugehen
160
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poeta, ae (m.!)

161
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ponĕre, pono, posui

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  1. setzen 2. stellen 3. legen
162
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porta, ae (f.)

163
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Proculus Iulius

A

römischer Name

164
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prope (Präposition mit Akk.)

A

nahe (bei)

165
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prope urbem

A

nahe bei der Stadt

166
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prope (Adv.)

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  1. in der Nähe 2. fast
167
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publicus, a, um

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öffentlich

168
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pugna, ae (f.)

169
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pugnare

170
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pulcher, chra, chrum

171
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quam (Konnektor)

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  1. wie 2. als (nach Vergleich)
172
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redire, redeo, redii

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zurückgehen, zurückkehren

173
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regnare

174
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res, rei (f.)

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res publica, rei publicae (f.)

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Staat; Republik

176
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respondre, respondeo, respondi (e)

177
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rex, regis (m.)

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Romulus, i (m.)

A

Name des ersten sagenumwobenen Königs von Rom, der historisch nicht greifbar ist

179
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sacer, cra, crum

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heilig; unantastbar

180
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salus, utis (f.)

A

Rettung; Wohlergehen

181
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scire

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se (Akk. u. Abl. Sg. u. Pl.)

183
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sedēre, sedeo, sedi

184
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semper (Adv.)

185
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servare

A
  1. bewahren 2. retten
186
Q

signum, i (n.)

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Zeichen; Feldzeichen (des römischen Heeres)

187
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socius, i (m.)

A

Bundesgenosse; Verbündeter

188
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solum (Adv.)

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allein; nur

189
Q

spectaculum, i (n.)

A

Schauspiel

190
Q

spectare

A

betrachten

191
Q

spectator, oris (m.)

192
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spes, spei (f.)

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Hoffnung, Erwartung

193
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stare, sto, steti

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statim (Adv.)

195
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subito (Adv.)

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plötzlich

196
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superare

A
  1. überwinden 2. übertreffen
197
Q

superesse (Stammf. wie esse)

A

übrig sein; überlegen

198
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tabula, ae (f.)

199
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tacēre

200
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tempestas, atis (f.)

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  1. Wetter 2. Unwetter; Gewitter
201
Q

templum, i (n.)

202
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tempus, oris (n.)

203
Q

quo ex tempore

A

seit dieser Zeit

204
Q

terra, ae (f.)

A

Erde, Land

205
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in terris

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auf der Erde

206
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terror, oris (m.)

207
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theatrum, i (n.)

208
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totus, a, um

209
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urbs, is (Gen. Pl. -ium) (f.)

A

Großstadt

210
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valde (Adv.)

211
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vel (Konnektor)

A

oder; sogar

212
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vincĕre, vinco, vici

A

siegen; besiegen

213
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vir, viri (m.)

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virtus, utis (f.)

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Tapferkeit; Tüchtigkeit

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vulnus, neris (n.)

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