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1
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abesse, absum, afui

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abwesend sein; fehlen

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accusare

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anklagen

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addĕre, addo, addidi, additum

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hinzufügen

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aeternus, a, um

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ewig

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afferre, affero, attuli, allatum

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  1. herbeibringen 2. melden 3. antun
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ager, agri (m.)

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Acker; Feld

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alter, era, erum

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  1. der andere 2. der zweite; ein zweiter
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an (Fragepartikel)

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oder etwa?; oder?

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animadvertĕre, animadverto, animadverti

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bemerken; aufmerksam werden

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animus, i (m.)

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  1. Geist 2. Mut 3. Gesinnung
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annus, i (m.)

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Jahr

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apud (mit Akk.)

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bei

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13
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apud Romanos

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bei den Römern

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14
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audacia, ae (f.)

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Kühnheit, Frechheit

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15
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aut … aut (Konnektor)

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entweder … oder

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16
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auxilium, i (n.)

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Hilfe

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bellum, i (n.)

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Krieg

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18
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bibĕre, bibo, bibi

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trinken

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caedĕre, caedo, cecidi, caesum

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  1. fällen 2. töten
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caelum, i (n.)

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im Himmel

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21
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in caelis

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im Himmel

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22
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castra movēre

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aufbrechen; weitermarschieren

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23
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causa, ae (f.)

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Grund

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ea de causa; qua de causa

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aus diesem Grund

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clam (Adv.)

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heimlich

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26
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Cloelia, ae (f.)

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Name einer römischen Frau, die historisch nicht fassbar ist

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Clusinus, i (m.)

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Clusier, Einwohner der Stadt Clusium

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cogĕre, cogo, coegi, coactum

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  1. zwingen 2. versammeln
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cognoscĕre, cognosco, cognovi, cognitum

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  1. kennen 2. erkennen 3. erfahren
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30
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cognovi causam

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ich habe den Streitfall zur Kenntnis genommen

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31
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colĕre, colo, colui, cultum

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  1. verehren 2. (einen Acker) bebauen
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32
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committĕre, committo, commisi, commissum

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  1. beginnen 2. begehen 3. anvertrauen
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33
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proelium committĕre

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ein Gefecht beginnen

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34
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conferre, confero, contuli, collatum

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  1. zusammentragen 2. vergleichen
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se conferre

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sich (wohin) begeben

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36
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consuetudo, dinis (f.)

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Gewohnheit; Gewöhnung

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37
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corpus, oris (n.)

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Körper

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38
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crudelitas, atis (f.)

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Grausamkeit

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39
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culpa, ae (f.)

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Schuld

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40
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cultellus, i (m.)

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das Messer

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41
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cum

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als (plötzlich)

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42
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cum (iterative Subjunktion)

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immer wenn, (jedes Mal) wenn

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43
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Cum te video, gaudeo.

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Immer wenn ich dich sehe, freue ich mich.

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44
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dare, do, dedi, datum

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geben

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45
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defendĕre, defendo, defendi, defensum

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verteidigen

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46
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delēre, deleo, delevi, deletum

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zerstören; vernichten

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47
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denique (Adv.)

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schließlich

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48
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desperare

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verzweifeln

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49
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dicĕre, dico, dixi, dictum

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sagen

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50
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domus, us (f.)

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Haus

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51
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duc! (Ausnahme)

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führe!

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52
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ducĕre, duco, duxi, ductum

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führen

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53
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dum

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während; solange wie

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54
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egestas, atis (f.)

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Armut; Not

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55
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eius modi

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von dieser Art

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56
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errare

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  1. irren 2. umherirren
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57
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et (am Satzanfang, wenn das Prädikat folgt)

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und tatsächlich; und wirklich

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58
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et … et (Konnektor)

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sowohl … als auch

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59
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Etruscus, i (m.); a, um

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Etrusker; etruskisch

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exercitus, us (m.)

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Heer

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61
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expugnare

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erobern

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62
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exspectare

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erwarten

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63
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extremus, a, um

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äußerste

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64
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faber, bri (m.)

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Handwerker

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65
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facĕre, facio, feci, factum

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machen; tun

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66
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iter facĕre

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marschieren

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67
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verba facĕre

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reden, sprechen

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68
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femina, ae (f.)

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Frau

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ferre, fero, tuli, latum

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  1. tragen 2. bringen 3. ertragen
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legem ferre

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ein Gesetz einbringen (zur Abstimmung)

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71
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finire

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beenden

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72
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flumen, minis (n.)

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Fluss

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73
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fortuna, ae (f.)

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  1. Schicksal 2. Glück
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74
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frumentum, i (n.)

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Getreide

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75
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genius, i (m.)

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Schutzgeist

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76
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genus, neris (n.)

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  1. Art 2. Geschlecht
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77
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gerĕre, gero, gessi, gestum

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  1. führen 2. tragen
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78
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habēre

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haben

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79
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pro re habēre; rerum loco habēre

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als Sache ansehen

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historia, a, ae (f.)

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Geschichte

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81
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honorare

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ehren

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82
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iactare

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werfen, schleudern

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83
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ibi (Adv.)

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dort

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84
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ignoscĕre, ignosco, ignovi, ignotum

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verzeihen

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85
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impetus, us (m.)

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Angriff, Ansturm

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86
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incolĕre (Stammf. wie colere)

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wohnen; bewohnen

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inopia, ae (f.)

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Mangel; Not

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inter (Präposition mit Akk.)

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zwischen; unter (bei einer Menge)

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89
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inter homines

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unter Menschen

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invadĕre, invado, invasi, invasum

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eindringen; einfallen

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invitus, a, um

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ungern, wider Willen

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92
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is, qui

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derjenige, der/welcher

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iubĕre, iubeo, iussi, iussum

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iudex, dicis (m.)

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iudicium, i (n.)

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  1. Gericht 2. Gerichtsverhandlung 3. Urteil
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iurare (per)

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schwören (bei)

97
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ius, iuris (n.)

98
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iuris consultus

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der Rechtsgelehrte

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iussu (mit Gen.)

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auf Befehl (von)

100
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iuvenis, is (m.)

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junger Mann (ca. 20–35 Jahre)

101
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legĕre

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  1. lesen 2. sammeln
102
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liber, era, erum

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maestus

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magistratus, us (m.)

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  1. (hoher) Beamter 2. Behörde
105
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manus, us (f.)

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  1. Hand 2. Schar
106
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medius, a, um

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der mittlere; Mittel-

107
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medio in foro

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mitten auf dem Marktplatz

108
Q

e (de) medio tollere

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beseitigen; ermorden

109
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mens, mentis (Gen. Pl. -ium) (f.)

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  1. Verstand 2. Gesinnung
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metus, us (m.)

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mors, mortis (f.)

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movēre, moveo, movi, motum

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  1. bewegen 2. beeindrucken
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natus, a, um

114
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negare

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  1. sich weigern 2. verneinen 3. sagen, dass nicht
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nemo (Dat. nemini, Akk. neminem)

116
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nihil

117
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nihil mali

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nichts Böses

118
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nisi (Konnektor)

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außer (nach Verneinung)

119
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nisi (Subjunktion zur Einleitung eines negierten Konditionalsatzes)

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wenn nicht

120
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non modo … sed etiam (Konnektor)

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nicht nur … sondern auch

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nonnulli, ae, a

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novem (undeklinierbar)

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nullus, a, um

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kein; keiner

124
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obses, sidis (m. oder f.)

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obsidēre

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oculus, i (m.)

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olim (Adv.)

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einst (1. früher einmal 2. später einmal)

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ornare

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schmücken; ehren

129
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paene (Adv.)

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fast, beinahe

130
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paratus, a, um

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bereit; entschlossen

131
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parēre

132
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pars, partis (Gen. Pl. -ium) (f.)

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  1. Teil 2. Richtung 3. Seite
133
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pax, pacis (f.)

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Friede; Friedensvertrag

134
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pellĕre, pello, pepuli, pulsum

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  1. schlagen 2. vertreiben
135
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perfidia, ae (f.)

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Treulosigkeit; Verrat

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periculum, i (n.)

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petĕre, peto, petivi, petitum

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  1. streben nach 2. erbitten 3. darauf zugehen
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pila, ae (f.)

139
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pila ludĕre

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Ball spielen

140
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plebs, plebis (f.)

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Volk; Volksmasse

141
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plenus, a, um (mit Gen.)

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voll (von)

142
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plenus laborum

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voller Mühen

143
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ponĕre, pono, posui, positum

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  1. setzen 2. stellen 3. legen
144
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pons, pontis (Gen. Pl. -ium) (m.)

145
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Porsenna, ae (m.)

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Name eines etruskischen Königs, der historisch nicht fassbar ist

146
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post (ante) Christum natum abgekürzt: p. Chr. n. (a. Chr. n.)

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nach (vor) Christi Geburt

147
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postquam

148
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postremus, a, um

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als Letzter, zuletzt

149
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posse, possum, potui

150
Q

potest (Modalverb)

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(er/sie/es) kann

151
Q

praebēre, praebro, praebui, praebitum

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  1. geben 2. zeigen
152
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se praebēre (mit Akk.)

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sich erweisen (als); sich zeigen (als)

153
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praeclarus, a, um

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hochberühmt

154
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pro (Präposition mit Abl.)

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  1. für 2. anstelle von
155
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pro nobis

156
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pro tempore et re

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entsprechend der Zeit und den Umständen

157
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procul (Adv.)

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weit; in der Ferne

158
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procul a (mit Abl.)

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weit entfernt von

159
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procul a patria

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fern der Heimat

160
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proelium, i (n.)

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Schlacht; Kampf

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propinquus, a, um

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  1. benachbart 2. verwandt; der Verwandte
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propter (Präposition mit Akk.)

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propter laborem

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wegen der Mühe

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puer, pueri (m.)

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punire

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quamquam

167
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quasi

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gleichsam; als ob

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quod

169
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quod (faktisches quod; Subjunktion)

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dass (im Sinne von: die Tatsache, dass …)

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radĕre, rado, rasi, rasum

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rapĕre, rapio, rapui, raptum

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rauben; reißen

172
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rarus

173
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reddĕre, reddo, reddidi, redditum

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  1. zurückgeben 2. machen zu
174
Q

religio, onis (f.)

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  1. Religion 2. Gottesfurcht
175
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relinquĕre, relinquo, reliqui, relictum

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  1. verlassen 2. zurücklassen
176
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repugnare

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Widerstand leisten

177
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respondĕre, respondeo, respondi, responsum

178
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restituĕre, restituo, restitui, restitutum

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  1. wiederherstellen 2. zurückgeben 3. ersetzen
179
Q

sacerdos, otis (m. u. f.)

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Priester(in)

180
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saeculum, i (n.)

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  1. Jahrhundert 2. Zeitalter
181
Q

secundus, a, um

A

zweite; günstig

182
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sella, ae (f.)

183
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senatus, us (m.)

184
Q

senex, senis (m.)

A

alter Mann (über 45)

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si

186
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sine (Präposition mit Abl.)

187
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sine labore

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ohne Mühe

188
Q

stultus, a, um

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dumm; töricht

189
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suus, a, um

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sein; ihr (Sg. u. Pl.)

190
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tamen (Adv.)

A

dennoch; trotzdem

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Q

tangĕre, tango, tetigi, tactum

192
Q

tantus, a, um

193
Q

Tarquinius, i (m.)

A

Name eines Etruskers, der der letzte König der Römer war, historisch nicht fassbar

194
Q

telum, i (n.)

A

Geschoss; Waffe

195
Q

tenēre, teneo, tenui, tentum (e)

A

halten; festhalten

196
Q

terrēre, terreo, terrui, territum

A

in Schrecken versetzen; einschüchtern

197
Q

tolerare

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Q

tollĕre, tollo, sustuli, sublatum

A
  1. aufheben 2. beseitigen
199
Q

signa tollĕre

A
  1. (im Heer) vorrücken 2. abmarschieren
200
Q

clamorem tollĕre

A

ein Geschrei erheben; lärmen

201
Q

tonsor, oris (m.)

A

der Friseur

202
Q

totus, a, um (Gen. totius, Dat. toti)

203
Q

tradĕre, trado, tradidi, traditum

A
  1. übergeben 2. überliefern
204
Q

tribunus, i (m.)

A

Tribun (röm. Beamter)

205
Q

tribunus plebis

A

Volkstribun

206
Q

tuus, a, um

207
Q

ultimus, a, um

208
Q

unus, a, um (Gen. unius, Dat. uni)

209
Q

ut (Konnektor)

210
Q

venire, venio, veni, ventum

211
Q

ganz

A

übergeben; überliefern

212
Q

tradĕre, trado, tradidi, traditum

A

übergeben; überliefern

213
Q

verbum, i (n.)

214
Q

vert re, verto, verti, versum

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Q

vester, tra, trum

216
Q

vexare

A

quälen; plagen

217
Q

vidēre, video, vidi, visum

218
Q

vidēri (Passiv von videre)

A

gesehen werden

219
Q

orator a cunctis videtur

A

der Redner wird von allen gesehen

220
Q

poeta esse videris

A

du scheinst ein Dichter zu sein

221
Q

ubi (mit Ind. Perfekt)

222
Q

ut mihi bonum esse videtur

A

wie es mir gut zu sein scheint

223
Q

vinc re, vinco, vici, victum

A

siegen; besiegen

224
Q

virgo, ginis (f.)

A

Mädchen (ab 12 Jahren, unverheiratet)

225
Q

vis (f.) (Akk. vim, Abl. vi, Pl. vires, virium)

A

Kraft; Gewalt

226
Q

vid ri (mit Infinitiv)

A

scheinen, erscheinen

227
Q

vitium, i (n.)

A

Fehler; Laster

228
Q

vivĕre, vivo, vixi

229
Q

vivus

A

lebendig, bei Lebzeiten

230
Q

volare

231
Q

vox, vocis (f.)

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vultus, us (m.)

A

Gesichtsausdruck, Miene

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