national latin vocab Flashcards
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Give the dictionary entry for the verb accuso?
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Accuso, accusare, accusavi, accusatus - to accuse
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Give the dictionary entry for the latin verb adiuvo?
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Adiuvo, adiuvare, adiuvi, adiutus - to help
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Give the D.E. for the latin verb aedifico?
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aedifico, aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus - to build
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Give the D.E. for the latin verb Ago?
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Ago, agere, egi, actus - to do, drive, discuss
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Give the D.E. for the latin verb Ambulo?
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Ambulo, ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatus - to walk
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give the D.E. for the latin verb Amo?
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amo, amare, amavi, amatus - to like, love
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give the D.E. for the latin verb Aperio?
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aperio, aperire, aperui, apertus - to open
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give the D.E. for the latin verb Audio?
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audio, audire, audivi, auditus - to hear, to listen to
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give the D.E. for the latin verb Bibo?
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bibo, bibere, bibi - to drink
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give the D.E. for the latin verb Cado?
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cado, cadere, cecidi, casurus -to fall
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give the D.E. for the latin verb Canto?
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canto, cantare, cantavi, cantatus - to sing
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Capio?
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capio, capere, cepi, captus - to take, sieze, capture, catch
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Celo?
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calo, celare, celavi, celatus - to hide, conceal
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Ceno?
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ceno, cenare, cenavi, cenatus - to dine, to eat dinner
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Clamo?
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clamo, clamare, clamavi, clamatus - to shout
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Claudo?
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claudo, claudere, clausi, clausus - to shut
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Cognosco?
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cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus - to find out, learn
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Conspicio?
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conspicio, conspicere, conspexi, conspectus - to catch sight of
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Constituo?
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constitiuo, constituere, constitui, constitutus - to decide
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Consumo?
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consumo. consumere, consumpsi, consumptus - to take up entirely, to use up , exhaust
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Coquo?
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coquo, coquere, coxi, coctus - to cook
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Cupio?
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cupio, cupere, cupivi, cupitus - to want, to desire
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Curo?
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curo, curare, curavi, curatus - to look after, to take care of
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Curro?
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curro, currere, cucurri, cursus - to run
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Debeo?
debeo, debere, debui, debitus - ought, owe
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give the d.e. for the latin verb delecto?
delecto, delectare, delectavi, delectatus - to delight, amuse
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Demonstro?
demonstro, demonstrare, demonstravi, demonstratus - to show
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Monstro?
monstro, monstrare, monstravi, monstratus - to show
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Descendo?
descendo, descendere, descendi, descensus - to come down, to go down, climb down
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Dico?
dico, dicere, dixi, dictus - to say, tell
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Discedo?
discedo, discedere, discessi, discessus - to go away, to depart
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Do?
do, dare, dedi, datus - give
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Doceo?
doceo, docere, docui, doctus - to teach
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Dormio?
dormio, dormire, dormivi, dormitus - to sleep
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Duco?
duco, ducere, duxi, ductus - to lead, take, bring
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Excito?
excito, excitare, excitavi, excitatus - to rouse, wake (someone) up
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Facio?
facio, facere, feci, factus - to make, do
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Festino?
festino, festinare, festinavi. festinatus - to hurry
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Fugio?
fugio, fugere, fugi, fugitus - to flee
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Gerro?
gero, gerere, gessi, gestus - to wear, to carry on
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Accido?
accido accidere, accidi, - to fall at, to fall near
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Habeo?
habeo, habere, habui, habitus - to have, to hold
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Habito?
habito, habitare, habitavi, habitatus - to live, to dwell
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Iaceo?
iaceo, iacere, iacui, iacitus - to lie, to be lying down
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Iacio?
iacio, iacere, ieci, iactus - to throw
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what is the meaning of the latin verb Inquit?
he/she says, said
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Intellego
intellego, intellegere, intellexi, intellectus - to understand. to realize
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Intro?
intro, intrare, intravi, intratus - to enter, to go into
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Iubeo?
iubeo, iubere, iussi, iussus - to order, bid
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Laboro?
laboro, laborare, laboravi, laboratus - to work
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Lacrimo?
lacrimo, lacrimare, lacrimavi, lacrimatus - to cry, to weep
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Laudo?
laudo, laudare, laudavi, laudatus - to praise
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Lavo?
lavo, lavare, lavi, lautus - to wash
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Lego?
lego, legere, legi, lectus - to read, to choose
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Libero?
libero, liberare, liberavi, liberatus - to set free
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Ludo?
ludo, ludere, lusi, lusus - to play
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Maneo?
maneo, menere, mansi, mansus - to remain, to stay, to wait
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Mitto?
mitto, mittere, misi, missus - to send, let go
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Moveo?
moveo, movere, movi, motus - move
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Narro?
narro, narrare, naravi, naratus - to tell (a story)
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Navigo?
navigo, navigare, navigavi, navigatus - to sail
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Nolo?
nolo, nolle, nolui - to be unwilling, to not want, to not wish, to refuse
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what it the meaning of the latin word Noli/Nolite?
don't
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Ostendo?
ostendo, ostendere, ostendi, ostentus - to show, to point out
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Paro?
paro, parare, paravi, paratus - prepare, get ready
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Peto?
peto, petere, petivi, petitus - to seek, to look for
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Pono?
Pono, ponere, posui, positus - to put, to place
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give the d.e. fort he latin verb Porto?
porto, portare, portavi, portatus - to carry
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Possum?
possum, posse, potui - to be able
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Pugno?
pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatus - to fight
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Relinquo?
relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictus - to leave behind, abandon
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Respondeo?
respondeo, respondere, respondi, responsus - to reply
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Rideo?
rideo, ridere, risi, risus - to laugh (at)
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Rogo?
rogo, rogare, rogavi, rogatus -to ask
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Saluto?
saluto, salutare, salutavi, salutatus - to greet, to welcome
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what is the meaning of the latin word Salve/Salvete?
hello
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Scio?
scio, scire, scivi, scitus - to know
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Scribo?
scribo, scribere, scripsi, scriptus - to write
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Sedeo?
sedeo, sedere, sedi, sessus - to sit
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Sentio?
sentio, sentire, sensi, sensus - to feel, notice, realize
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give the d.e.e for the latin verb Servo?
servo, servare, servavi, servatus - to save
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Significo?
significo, significare, significavi, significatus - show, express, signify
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Specto?
specto, spectare, spectavi, spectatus - look at, watch
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Sto?
sto, stare, steti, status - to stand
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Sum?
sum, esse, fui , futurus - to be
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Sumo?
sumo, sumere, sumpsi, sumptus - to take, take up, pick out, assume
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Supero?
supero, superare, superavi, superatus - to overcome, to defeat
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Surgo?
surgo, surgere, surrexi, surrectus - to rise, to get up
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Tango?
tango, tangere, tetigi, tactus - to touch
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Tempto?
tempto, temptare, temptavi, temptatus - to try
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Teneo?
teneo, tenere, tenui, tentus - to hold
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Terreo?
terreo, terrere, terrui, territus - to frighted, to terrify
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Timeo?
timeo, timere, timui - to fear, to be afraid of
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Traho?
traho, trahere, traxi, tractus - to drag, to pull
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Venio?
venio, venire, veni, ventus - to come
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Video?
video, videre, vidi, visus - to see
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Vinco?
vinco, vincere, vici, victus - to conquer, to win
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Vivo?
vivo, vivere, vixi, victus - to live
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Voco?
voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatus - to call, invite
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Vulnero?
vulnero, vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratus - to wound
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what is the meaning of Vale/Valete?
goodbye
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what is the meaning of Age/Agite?
come on!
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Appello?
appello, appellare, appellavi, appellatus - to call, name
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Appropinquo?
appropinquo, appropinquare, appropinquavi, appropinquatus - to approach, come near
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Ardeo?
ardeo, ardere, arsi, arsus - to burn, blaze
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Ascendo?
ascendo, ascendere, ascendi, ascensus - to climb
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Cado?
cado, cadere, cecidi, casus - to fall
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Cano?
cano, canere, cecini, cantus - to sing
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Capio?
capio, capere, cepi, captus - to take, seize, capture
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Caveo?
caveo, cavere, cavi, cautus - to be careful, beware, watch out for
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Cedo?
cedo, cedere, cessi, cessus - move, yield, give way
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give the d.e. for the latin vern Celebro?
celebro, celebrare, celebravi, celebratus - practice, employ
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Cogo?
cogo, cogere, coegi, coactus - to compel, force
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Colo?
colo, colere, colui, cultus - to cultivate
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Comparo?
comparo, comparare, comparavi, comparatus - to buy, obtain, get ready
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Consido?
consido, considere, consedi - to sit down
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Contendo?
contendo, contendere, contendi, contensus - struggle, strive
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Credo?
credo, credere, credidi, creditus - to believe, to trust
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Custodio?
custodio, custodire, costodivi, costoditus - to gaurd
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Defendo?
defendo, defendere, defendi, defensus - to defend
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Deleo?
deleo, delere, delevi, deletus - destroy
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Devoro?
devoro, devorare, devoravi, devoratus - to devour
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Disco?
disco, discere, didici - to learn
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Doleo?
doleo, dolere, dolui, dolitus - to be sorry, to be sad, be in pain, hurt
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Emo?
emo, emere, emi, emptus - to buy
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Eo?
eo, ire, ivi, iitus - to go
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Erro?
erro, errare, erravi, erratus - to wander, be mistaken
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Exerceo?
exerceo, exercere, exercui, exercitus - to exercise, to train
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Explico?
explico, explicare, explica, explicatus - to explain
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Faveo?
faveo, favere, favi, fautus - to give favor to, favor, support
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Fero?
fero, ferre, tuli, latus - to bring, carry, bear
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Fluo?
fluo, fluere, fluxi fluctus - to pour
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Frango?
frango, frangere, fregi, fractus - to break
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Haereo?
haereo, haerere, haesi, haesus - to stick
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Incipio?
incipio, incipere, incepi, inceptus - to begin
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Incito?
incito, incitare, incitavi, incitatus - to urge on, to spur on, drive
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Induo?
induo, induere, indui, indutus - to put on
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Inspicio?
Inspicio, inspicere, inspexi, inspectus - to examine
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Iterficio?
interficio, interficere, interfeci, interfectus - kill, destroy
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Latro?
latro, latrare, latravi, latratus - to bark
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Licet?
licet, licere, licuit - it is allowed
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Moneo?
moneo, monere, monui, monitus - to advise, warn
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Muto?
muto, mutare, mutavi, mutatus - change, alter
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give the d.e for the latin verb Neco?
neco, necare, necavi, necatus - to kill
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Neglego?
neglego, neglegere, neglexi, neglectus - to neglect, ignore
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Nescio?
nescio, nescire, nescivi, nescitus - to be ignorant, to not know
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Numero?
numro, numerare, numeravi, numeratus - to count
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Nuntio?
nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus - announce
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Occurro?
occurro, occurrere, occurri, occursus - to meet
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Opprimo?
opprimo, opprimere, oppressi, oppressus - to overwhelm
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Pello?
pello, pellere, pepuli, pulsus - push
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Pereo?
pereo, perire, perii, peritus - vanish, disappear
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Persuadeo?
persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi, persuasus -to persuade
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Placeo?
placeo, placere, placui - to please
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Plaudo?
plaudo, plaudere, plausi, plausus - applaud, strike, clap
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Pulso?
pulso, pulsare, pulsavi, pulsatus - beat, strike
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Punio?
punio, punire, punivi, punitus - to punish
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Puto?
puto, putare, putavi, putatus - to think, consider
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Quaero?
quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus - ask (for), to seek, look (for)
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Rapio?
rapio, rapere, rapui, raptus - to snatch, to seize
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Recito?
recito, recitare, recitavi, recitatus - recite, to read aloud
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Rego?
rego, regere, rexi, rectus - to rule
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Salio?
salio, salire, salui, saltus - jump, bound, leap
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Soleo?
soleo, solere, solitus sum - to be accustomed to, be in the habit of
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Spero?
spero, sperare, speravi, speratus - to hope
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give the d.e. fort he latin verb Spiro?
spiro, spirare, spiravi, spiratus - breathe
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Studeo?
studeo, studere, studui - to study
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Taceo?
taceo, tacere, tacui, tacitus - to be quiet
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Tollo?
tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatus - to lift, raise
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Valeo?
valeo, valere, valui, valitus - to be strong, to be well
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Vendo?
vendo, vendere, vendidi, venditus - to sell
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Verbero?
verbero, verberare, verberavi, verberatus - to beat, whip
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Verto?
verto, vertere, verti, versus - to turn
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Vexo?
vexo, vexare, vexavi, vexatus - to annoy
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Visito?
visito, visitare, visitavi, visitatus - to visit
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Vitupero?
vitupero, vituperare, vituperavi, vituperatus - scold, blame
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Volo, velle?
volo, velle, velui - to wish, to want
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give the d.e. for the latin verb Volo, volare?
volo, volare, volavi, volatus - fly
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give the d.e for the latin noun Ager?
ager, agri, m. field, territory, land
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give the d.e for the latin noun Agricola?
agricola, agricolae, m. farmer
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give the d.e for the latin noun Amicus?
amicus, amici, m.friend
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Animal?
animal, animalis, n.animal
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Animus?
animus, animi, m.mind
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Annus?
annus, anni, m. year
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Aqua?
aqua, aquae f. water
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Arbor?
arbor, arboris, f.tree
187
give the d.e. for the latin noun Arma?
arma, armorum, n. pl. arms, weapons
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Ars?
ars, artis, f.
| skill (i stem)
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Atrium?
atrium, atrii, n.atrium, main room
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Auxilium?
auxilium, auxilii, n.help
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Bellum?
bellum, belli, n. war
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Caelum?
caelum, caeli, n.sky, heaven
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Canis?
canis, canis, m/f. dog
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Caput?
caput, capitis, n. head
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Castra?
castra, castrorum, n. pl. camp
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Causa?
causa, causae, f. reason
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Cena?
cena, cenae, f. dinner
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Cibus?
cibus, cibi, m. food
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Civis?
civis, civis, m/f. citizen (i stem)
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Civitas?
civitas, civitatis, f. citizenship
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Clamor?
clamor, clamoris, m. shout
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Cognomen?
cognomen, cognomenis, n. surname
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Consilium?
consilium, consilii, n. plan
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Corpus?
coprus, corporis, n. body
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Dea?
dea, deae, f. goddess
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Dies?
dies, diei, m. day
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Discipulus?
discipulus, discipuli, m. student, pupil
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Domina?
domina, domiae, f. mistress, lady of the house
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Dominus?
dominus, domini, m. master, owner
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Domus?
domus, domus, f. home
211
give the d.e. for the latin noun Dux?
dux, ducis, m. leader
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Epistula?
epistula, epistulae, f. letter
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Equus?
equus, equi, m. horse
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Fabula?
fabula, fabulae, f. story
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Familia?
familia, familiae, f. family
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Femina?
femina, feminae, f. woman
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give the d.e. for the latin noun Filia?
filia, filiae, f. daughter
218
give the d.e. for the latin noun Filius?
filius, filii, m. son
219
give the d.e. for the latin noun Finis?
finis, finis, m end, boundary (i stem)
220
give the d.e. for the latin noun Flumen?
flumen, fluminis, n. river
221
give the d.e. for the latin noun Fortuna?
fortuna, fortunae, f. fortune
222
give the d.e. for the latin noun Forum?
forum, fori, n. forum
223
give the d.e. for the latin noun Frater?
frater, fratris, m. brother
224
give the d.e. for the latin noun Gaudium?
gaudium, gaudii, n. joy
225
give the d.e. for the latin noun Gladius?
gladius, gladii, m. sword
226
give the d.e. for the latin noun Gratia?
gratia, gratiae. f. gratitude, thanks
227
give the d.e. for the latin noun Homo?
homo, hominis, m. man
228
give the d.e. for the latin noun Hora?
hora, horae, f. hour
229
give the d.e. for the latin noun Hostis?
hostis, hostis, m. enemy
230
give the d.e. for the latin noun Imperator?
imperator, imperatoris, m. emperor, commander
231
give the d.e. for the latin noun Imperium?
imperium, imperii, n. empire
232
give the d.e. for the latin noun Inimicus?
inimicus, inimici, m. enemy
233
give the d.e. for the latin noun Insula?
insula, insulae, f. island, apartment
234
give the d.e. for the latin noun Iter?
iter. itineris, n. journey, route
235
give the d.e. for the latin noun Labor?
labor, laboris, m. work
236
give the d.e. for the latin noun Leo?
leo, leonis, m. lion
237
give the d.e. for the latin noun Lex?
lex, legis, f. law
238
give the d.e. for the latin noun Liber?
liber, libri, m. book
239
give the d.e. for the latin noun Liberi?
liberi, liberorum, m. pl. children
240
give the d.e. for the latin noun Libertas?
libertas, libertatis, f. freedom
241
give the d.e. for the latin noun Lingua?
lingua, linguae, f. tongue, language
242
give the d.e. for the latin noun Littera?
littera, litterae, f. letter (of the alphabet)
243
give the d.e. for the latin noun Locus?
locus, loci, m. place
244
give the d.e. for the latin noun Ludus?
ludus, ludi, m. game, school
245
give the d.e. for the latin noun Lupus?
lupus, lupi, m. wolf
246
give the d.e. for the latin noun Lux?
lux, lucis, f. light
247
give the d.e. for the latin noun Magistra?
magistra, magistrae, f. female teacher
248
give the d.e. for the latin noun Manus?
manus, manus, f. hand
249
give the d.e. for the latin noun Mare?
mare, maris, n. sea (i stem)
250
give the d.e. for the latin noun Maritus?
maritus, mariti, m. husband
251
give the d.e. for the latin noun Mater?
mater, matris, f. mother
252
give the d.e. for the latin noun Medicus?
madicus, medici, m. doctor
253
give the d.e. for the latin noun Memoria?
mamoria, memoriae, f. memory
254
give the d.e. for the latin noun Miles?
miles, militis, m. soldier
255
give the d.e. for the latin noun Mons?
mons, montis, m. mountain (i stem)
256
give the d.e. for the latin noun Mors?
mors, mortis, f. death (i stem)
257
give the d.e. for the latin noun Mulier?
mulier,, mulieris, f. woman
258
give the d.e. for the latin noun Multitudo?
multitudo, multitudinis, f. crowd
259
give the d.e. for the latin noun Murus?
murus, muri, m. wall
260
give the d.e. for the latin noun Nauta?
nauta, nautae, m. sailor
261
give the d.e. for the latin noun Navis?
navis, navis, f. ship (i stem)
262
give the d.e. for the latin noun Negotium?
negotium, negotii, n. business, affair, matter
263
give the d.e. for the latin noun Nemo?
nemo, neminis, m/f. no one
264
what is the meaning of the latin word Nihil?
nothing
265
give the d.e. for the latin noun Nomen?
nomen, nominis, n. name
266
give the d.e. for the latin noun Nox?
nox, noxtis, f. night (i stem)
267
give the d.e. for the latin noun Numerus?
numerus, numeri, m. number
268
give the d.e. for the latin noun Nuntius?
nuntius, nuntii, m. messenger
269
give the d.e. for the latin noun Oculus?
oculus, oculi, m. eye
270
give the d.e. for the latin noun Oppidum?
oppidum, oppidi, n. town
271
give the d.e. for the latin noun Oratio?
oratio, orationis, f. oration, speech
272
give the d.e. for the latin noun Ordo?
ordo, ordonis, m. order, arrangement
273
give the d.e. for the latin noun Parens?
parens, parentis, m/f. parent
274
give the d.e. for the latin noun Pars?
pars, partis, f. part (i stem)
275
give the d.e. for the latin noun Pater?
pater, patris, m. father
276
give the d.e. for the latin noun Patria?
patria, patriae, f. fatherland, country
277
give the d.e. for the latin noun Pax?
pax, pacis, f. peace
278
give the d.e. for the latin noun Pecunia?
pecunia, pecuniae, f. money
279
give the d.e. for the latin noun Periculum?
periculum, periculi, n. danger
280
give the d.e. for the latin noun Pes?
pes, pedis, m. foot
281
give the d.e. for the latin noun Pictura?
pictura, picturae, f. picture
282
give the d.e. for the latin noun Poeta?
poeta, poetae, m poet
283
give the d.e. for the latin noun Pons?
pons, ponéis, m. bridge (i stem)
284
give the d.e. for the latin noun Porta?
porta, portae, f. gate
285
give the d.e. for the latin noun Praemium?
praemium, praemii, n. reward
286
give the d.e. for the latin noun Praesidium?
praesisidium, praesidii, n. defense, protection
287
give the d.e. for the latin noun Princeps?
princeps, principis, m. emporer, leader
288
give the d.e. for the latin noun Proelium?
proelium, proelii, n. battle
289
give the d.e. for the latin noun Puella?
puella, puellae, f. girl
290
give the d.e. for the latin noun Puer?
puer, pueril, m. boy
291
give the d.e. for the latin noun Pugna?
pugna, pugnae, f. fight, battle
292
give the d.e. for the latin noun Regina?
regina, regina, f. queen
293
give the d.e. for the latin noun Res?
res, rei, f. thing, matter, situation, affair
294
give the d.e. for the latin noun Rex?
rex, regis, m. king
295
give the d.e. for the latin noun Saxum?
saxum, saxi, n. stone
296
give the d.e. for the latin noun Schola?
schola, scholae, f. school
297
give the d.e. for the latin noun Servus?
servus, servi, m. slave
298
give the d.e. for the latin noun Signum?
signum, signi, n. sign, standard, signal
299
give the d.e. for the latin noun Silva?
silva, silvae, f forest
300
give the d.e. for the latin noun Somnus?
somnus, somni, m. sleep
301
give the d.e. for the latin noun Soror?
soror, sororis, f. sister
302
give the d.e. for the latin noun Stola?
stola, stolae, f. stola, a woman's outer garment
303
give the d.e. for the latin noun Taberna?
taberna, tabernae, f. shop
304
give the d.e. for the latin noun Templum?
templum, templi, n. temple
305
give the d.e. for the latin noun Tempus?
tempus, temporis, n. time
306
give the d.e. for the latin noun Terra?
terra, terra, f. earth, ground, land
307
give the d.e. for the latin noun Toga?
toga, togae, f. toga
308
give the d.e. for the latin noun Urbs?
urbs, urbis, f. city (i stem)
309
give the d.e. for the latin noun Uxor?
uxor, uxoris, f. wife
310
give the d.e. for the latin noun Verbum?
verbum, verbi, n. word
311
give the d.e. for the latin noun Via?
via, viae, f. road, way, street
312
give the d.e. for the latin noun Victor?
victor, victoris, m. conqueror, victor
313
give the d.e. for the latin noun Victoria?
victoria, victoriae, f. victory
314
give the d.e. for the latin noun Villa?
villa, villae, f. villa, countryhouse
315
give the d.e. for the latin noun Vinum?
vinum, vini, n. wine
316
give the d.e. for the latin noun Vir?
vir, viri, m. man
317
give the d.e. for the latin noun Vis?
vis, vis, f. force
318
give the d.e. for the latin noun Vita?
vita, vitae, f. life
319
give the d.e. for the latin noun Vox?
vox, vocis, f. voice
320
give the d.e. for the latin noun Vulnus?
vulnus, vulneris, n. wound
321
give the d.e. for the latin noun Magister?
magister, magistri, m. master, teacher
322
give the d.e. for the latin noun Statua?
statua, statuae, f. statue
323
give the d.e. for the latin noun Deus?
deus, dei, m. god
324
give the d.e. for the latin noun Aedificium?
aedificium, aedificii, n. building
325
give the d.e. for the latin noun Aestas?
aestas, aestatis, f. summer
326
give the d.e. for the latin noun Amicitia?
amicitia, amicitiae, F. friendship
327
give the d.e. for the latin noun Amor?
amor, amoris, m. love
328
give the d.e. for the latin noun Amphitheatrum?
amphitheatrum, amphitheatri, n. amphitheater
329
give the d.e. for the latin noun Ancilla?
ancilla, ancillae, f. slave-woman
330
give the d.e. for the latin noun Aquaeductus?
aquaductus, aquaeductus, m. aqueduct
331
give the d.e. for the latin noun Architectus?
architectus, architecti, m. architect
332
give the d.e. for the latin noun Arcus?
arcus, arcus, m. arch
333
give the d.e. for the latin noun Arena?
arena, arenae, f. arena
334
give the d.e. for the latin noun Argentum?
argentum, argenti, n. silver
335
give the d.e. for the latin noun Athleta?
athleta, athletae, m. wrestler, athlete
336
give the d.e. for the latin noun Auriga?
auriga, aurigae, m. charioteer
337
give the d.e. for the latin noun Aurum?
aurum, auri, n. gold
338
give the d.e. for the latin noun Autumnus?
autumnus, autumni, m. autumn, fall
339
give the d.e. for the latin noun barbarus?
barbarus, barbari, m. savage, foreigner
340
give the d.e. for the latin noun beneficium?
beneficium, beneficii, n. benefit, kindness
341
give the d.e. for the latin noun Campus?
campus, campi, m. plain, field
342
give the d.e. for the latin noun Captivus?
captivus, captivi, m. captive, prisoner
343
give the d.e. for the latin noun Carmen?
carmen, carminis, f. song
344
give the d.e. for the latin noun Casa?
casa, casae, f. house
345
give the d.e. for the latin noun Celeritas?
celeritas, celeritatis, f. speed
346
give the d.e. for the latin noun Cera?
cera, cerae, f. wax, beeswax, honeycomb
347
give the d.e. for the latin noun Cliens?
cliens, clientis, m. client (i stem)
348
give the d.e. for the latin noun Copia?
copia, copiae, f. abundance, supply
| in the plural it means troops, forces
349
give the d.e. for the latin noun Coquus?
coquus, coqui, m. cook
350
give the d.e. for the latin noun Cornu?
cornu, cornus n. horn, antler
351
give the d.e. for the latin noun Corona?
corona, coronae f. garland, crown
352
give the d.e. for the latin noun Cubiculum?
cubiculum, cubiculi n. bedroom
353
give the d.e. for the latin noun Culina?
culina, culinae f. kitchen
354
give the d.e. for the latin noun Cupiditas?
cupiditas, cupiditatis, f. desire
355
give the d.e. for the latin noun Cura?
cura, curae f. care
356
give the d.e. for the latin noun Currus?
currus, currus m. chariot, wagon
357
give the d.e. for the latin noun Custos?
custos, custodis m. gaurd
358
give the d.e. for the latin noun Denarius?
denarius, denarii m. denarius (silver coin)
359
give the d.e. for the latin noun Dictator?
dictator, dictatoris m. dictator
360
give the d.e. for the latin noun Digitus?
digitus, digiti m. finger
361
give the d.e. for the latin noun Donum?
donum, doni n. gift
362
give the d.e. for the latin noun Diligentia?
diligentia, diligentiae f. diligence
363
give the d.e. for the latin noun Elephantus?
elephantus, elephanti m. elephant
364
give the d.e. for the latin noun Eques?
eques, equitis m. cavalry man, knight
365
give the d.e. for the latin noun Exemplum?
exemplum, exempli n. example
366
give the d.e. for the latin noun Exercitus?
exercitus, exerciti m. exercise
367
give the d.e. for the latin noun Fama?
fama, famae f. fame
368
give the d.e. for the latin noun Ferrum?
ferrum, ferri n. iron
369
give the d.e. for the latin noun Flamma?
flamma, flammae f. flame
370
give the d.e. for the latin noun Flos?
flos, floris m. flower
371
give the d.e. for the latin noun Frumentum?
frumentum, frumenti n. grain
372
give the d.e. for the latin noun Fuga?
fuga, fugae f flight, escape
373
give the d.e. for the latin noun Fumus?
fumus. fumi m. smoke
374
give the d.e. for the latin noun Fur?
fur, furis m. thief
375
give the d.e. for the latin noun Gens?
gens, gentil m. clan, family (i stem)
376
give the d.e. for the latin noun Genus?
genus, generis n. race, nation
377
give the d.e. for the latin noun Gladiator?
gladiator, gladiatoris m. gladiator
378
give the d.e. for the latin noun Gloria?
gloria, gloria f. glory, fame
379
give the d.e. for the latin noun Herba?
herba, herbae f. grass
380
give the d.e. for the latin noun Hiems?
hiems, hiemis f. winter
381
give the d.e. for the latin noun Honor?
honor, honoris m. honor
382
give the d.e. for the latin noun Hortus?
hortus, hoti m. garden
383
give the d.e. for the latin noun Hospes?
hospes, hospitis m, guest, host
384
give the d.e. for the latin noun Impetus?
impetus, impetus m. attack
385
give the d.e. for the latin noun Ianua?
ianua, ianuae f. door
386
give the d.e. for the latin noun Ignis?
ignis, ignis m. fire (i stem)
387
give the d.e. for the latin noun Incendium?
incendium, incendii, n. fire
388
give the d.e. for the latin noun Infans?
infans, infantis m/f. infant
389
give the d.e. for the latin noun Initium?
initium, initii n. beginning
390
give the d.e. for the latin noun Iniuria?
iniuria, iniuriae f. injury
391
give the d.e. for the latin noun Ira?
ira, irae f. anger
392
give the d.e. for the latin noun Iudex?
iudex, iudecis m. judge
393
give the d.e. for the latin noun Ius?
ius, iuris m. law
394
give the d.e. for the latin noun Iuvenis?
iuvenis, iuvenis m, young man
395
give the d.e. for the latin noun Lacrima?
larcima, lacrimae f. tear
396
give the d.e. for the latin noun Lectus?
lectus, lecti m. bed, couch
397
give the d.e. for the latin noun Luna?
luna, lunae f. moon
398
give the d.e. for the latin noun Mensa?
mensa, mensae f. table
399
give the d.e. for the latin noun Mensis?
mensis, mensis m. month
400
give the d.e. for the latin noun Mercator?
mercator, mercatoris m. merchant
401
give the d.e. for the latin noun Meridies?
meridies, meridiei m. noon, midday
402
give the d.e. for the latin noun Modus?
modus, modi m. way, method
403
give the d.e. for the latin noun Natura?
natura, naturae f. nature
404
give the d.e. for the latin noun Nubes?
nubes, nubes f. cloud (i stem)
405
give the d.e. for the latin noun Orator?
orator, oratoris m. orator, speaker
406
give the d.e. for the latin noun Otium?
otium, otii n. liesure
407
give the d.e. for the latin noun Panis?
panis, panis m. bread (i stem)
408
give the d.e. for the latin noun Patronus?
patronus, patroni m. patron
409
give the d.e. for the latin noun Persona?
parsona, personae f. person, character
410
give the d.e. for the latin noun Poculum?
poculum, poculi n. cup, goblet
411
give the d.e. for the latin noun Poena?
poena, poenae f. punishment, penalty
412
give the d.e. for the latin noun Pompa?
pompa, pompae f. funeral procession
413
give the d.e. for the latin noun Pontifex?
pontifex, ponificis m. priest
414
give the d.e. for the latin noun Populus?
populus, populi m. people
415
give the d.e. for the latin noun Portus?
potus, portus m. port, harbor
416
give the d.e. for the latin noun Potestas?
potestas, potestatis f. power
417
give the d.e. for the latin noun Pretium?
pretium, pretii n. price
418
give the d.e. for the latin noun Provincia?
provincia, provincia f. province
419
give the d.e. for the latin noun Prudentia?
prudentia, prudentiae f. good sense, direction, skill
420
give the d.e. for the latin noun Regnum?
regnum, regni n. kingdom
421
what is the meaning of the latin Res Publica?
commonwealth, republic
422
give the d.e. for the latin noun Sacrificium?
sacrificium, sacrificii n. sacrifice
423
give the d.e. for the latin noun Salus?
salus, salutis f. greetings
424
give the d.e. for the latin noun Sanguis?
sanguis, sanguinis m. blood
425
give the d.e. for the latin noun Sapientia?
sapientia, spaientiae f. wisdom
426
give the d.e. for the latin noun Scientia?
scientia, scientiae f. knowledge
427
give the d.e. for the latin noun Sella?
sella, sellae f. chair
428
give the d.e. for the latin noun Senator?
senator, senatoris m. senator
429
give the d.e. for the latin noun Senatus?
senatus, senatus m. senate
430
give the d.e. for the latin noun Senex?
senex, senis m. old man
431
give the d.e. for the latin noun Sententia?
sententia sententiae f. opinion, though, feeling
432
give the d.e. for the latin noun Sepulchrum?
sepulchrum, sepulchri n. tomb
433
give the d.e. for the latin noun Socius?
socius, socii m. ally, comrade
434
give the d.e. for the latin noun Sol?
sol, solis m. sum
435
give the d.e. for the latin noun Somnium?
somnium, somnii n. dream
436
give the d.e. for the latin noun Sonus?
sonus, soni m. sound, noise
437
give the d.e. for the latin noun Spectaculum?
spectaculum, spectaculi n. sight, spectacle
438
give the d.e. for the latin noun Spectator?
spectator, spectatoris m. spectator
439
give the d.e. for the latin noun Spes?
spes, spei f. hope
440
give the d.e. for the latin noun Stella?
stella, stella f. star, planet
441
give the d.e. for the latin noun Stilus?
stilus, stili m. pen
442
give the d.e. for the latin noun Tablinum?
tablinum, tablini n. study
443
give the d.e. for the latin noun Tabula?
tabula, tabulae f. tablet
444
give the d.e. for the latin noun Tempestas?
tempestas, tempestatis f. storm
445
give the d.e. for the latin noun Theatrum?
theatrum, theatri n. theater
446
give the d.e. for the latin noun Timor?
timor, timoris m. fear
447
give the d.e. for the latin noun Tumultus?
tumultus, tumultus m. uproar, commotion
448
give the d.e. for the latin noun Tunica?
tuncia, tunicae f. tunic
449
give the d.e. for the latin noun Turba?
turba, turbae f. crowd, mob
450
give the d.e. for the latin noun Umbra?
umra, umbrae f. shadow, shade (of the dead)
451
give the d.e. for the latin noun Unda?
unda, undae f. wave
452
give the d.e. for the latin noun Ventus?
ventus, venti m. wind
453
give the d.e. for the latin noun Ver?
ver, veris n. spring
454
give the d.e. for the latin noun Vestis?
vestis, vestis f. garment, gown, robe
455
give the d.e. for the latin noun Virgo?
virgo, virginis f. maiden
456
give the d.e. for the latin noun Virtus?
virtus, virtutis f. manhood, courage
457
give the d.e. for the latin noun Agnus?
agnus, agni m. lamb
458
give the d.e. for the latin noun Aries?
aries, arietis m. ram
459
give the d.e. for the latin noun Asinus?
asinus, asini m. donkey
460
give the d.e. for the latin noun Avis?
avis, avis m/f. bird (i stem)
461
give the d.e. for the latin noun Bos?
bos, bovis m/f. cow, ox
462
give the d.e. for the latin noun Canis?
canis, canis m/f. dog
463
give the d.e. for the latin noun Cervus?
cervus, cervi m. deer, stag
464
give the d.e. for the latin noun Cuniculus?
cuniculus, cuniculi m. rabbit
465
give the d.e. for the latin noun Delphinus?
delphinus, delphini m. dolphin
466
give the d.e. for the latin noun Elephantus?
elephantus, elephanti, m. elephant
467
give the d.e. for the latin noun Equus?
equus, equi m. horse
468
give the d.e. for the latin noun Feles?
feles, felis f. cat (i stem)
469
give the d.e. for the latin noun Gallus?
gallus, galli m. rooster
470
give the d.e. for the latin noun Leo?
leo, leonis m. lion
471
give the d.e. for the latin noun Lepus?
lepus, leporis m. hare
472
give the d.e. for the latin noun Lupus?
lupus, lupi m. wolf
473
give the d.e. for the latin noun Mulus?
mulus, muli, m. mule
474
give the d.e. for the latin noun Mus?
mus, muris m. mouse
475
give the d.e. for the latin noun Orca?
orca, orcae f. whale
476
give the d.e. for the latin noun Ovis?
ovis, ovis f. sheep
477
give the d.e. for the latin noun Pisces?
pisces, piscis m. fish
478
give the d.e. for the latin noun Porcus?
porcus, porci m. pig
479
give the d.e. for the latin noun Pullus?
pullus, pulli m. chicken
480
give the d.e. for the latin noun Serpens?
serpens, serpentis f. snake
481
give the d.e. for the latin noun Taurus?
taurus, tauri m. bull
482
give the d.e. for the latin noun Testudo?
testudo, testudinis f. turtle
483
give the d.e. for the latin noun Tigris?
tigris, tigris m. tiger
484
give the d.e. for the latin noun Ursula?
ursula, ursulae f. she-bear
485
give the d.e. for the latin noun Vacca?
vacca, vaccae f. cow
486
give the d.e. for the latin noun Auris?
auris, auris f. ear
487
give the d.e. for the latin noun Bracchium?
bracchium, bracchi n. forearm. arm
488
give the d.e. for the latin noun Capillus?
capillus, capilli m. hair
489
give the d.e. for the latin noun Caput?
caput, capitis n. head
490
give the d.e. for the latin noun Cerebrum?
cerebrum, cerebri n. brain, skull
491
give the d.e. for the latin noun Collum?
collum, colli n. neck, throat
492
give the d.e. for the latin noun Cor?
cor, cordis n. heart
493
give the d.e. for the latin noun Crus?
crus, cruris n. leg
494
give the d.e. for the latin noun Cutis?
cutis, cutis f. skin
495
give the d.e. for the latin noun Dens?
dens, dentis m. tooth
496
give the d.e. for the latin noun Digitus?
digitus, digiti m. finger
497
give the d.e. for the latin noun Facies?
facies, faciei f. face
498
give the d.e. for the latin noun Frons?
frons, frontis f. forehead
499
give the d.e. for the latin noun Gena?
gena, genae f. cheek, eye socket
500
give the d.e. for the latin noun Genu?
genu, genus n. knee
501
give the d.e. for the latin noun Lingua?
lingua, linguae f. tongue
502
give the d.e. for the latin noun Manus?
manus, manus f. hand
503
give the d.e. for the latin noun Mens?
mens, mentis f. mind
504
give the d.e. for the latin noun Nasus?
nasus, nasi m. nose
505
give the d.e. for the latin noun Oculus?
oculus, oculi m. eye
506
give the d.e. for the latin noun Os, oris?
os, oris n. mouth
507
give the d.e. for the latin noun Os, ossis?
os, ossis n. bone
508
give the d.e. for the latin noun Pes?
pes, pedis m. foot
509
give the d.e. for the latin noun Pollex?
pollex, pollicis m. thumb
510
give the d.e. for the latin noun Pulmo?
pulmo, pulmonis m. lung
511
give the d.e. for the latin noun Sanguis?
sanguis, sanguinis m. blood
512
give the d.e. for the latin noun Supercilium?
supercilium, supercilii n. eye brows
513
give the d.e. for the latin noun Tergum?
tergum, tergi n. back, rear
514
give the d.e. for the latin noun Truncus?
trucnus, tunci m. trunk, body
515
give the d.e. for the latin noun Umerus?
umerus, umeri m. humerus, shoulder
516
give the d.e. for the latin noun Unguis?
unguis, unguis m. fingernail, toenail, hoof
517
give the d.e. for the latin noun Vena?
vena, venae f. vein, artery, blood vessel
518
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Antea?
previously, before
519
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Bene?
well
520
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Clam?
secretly
521
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Cotidie?
daily, every day
522
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Cras?
tomorrow
523
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Deinde?
then, next
524
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Denique?
finally, lastly
525
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Diu?
for a long time
526
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Etiam?
even, also
527
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Fortasse?
perhaps
528
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Frustra?
in vain
529
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Heri?
yesterday
530
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Hodie?
today
531
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Hic?
here
532
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Iam?
now, already
533
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Ibi?
there
534
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Interea?
meanwhile
535
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Interim?
meanwhile, in the meantime
536
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Ita?
thus, so, in this way, in such a way
537
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Iterum?
again, a second time
538
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Mane?
early in the day, in the morning
539
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Mox?
soon, presently
540
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Non?
not
541
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Numquam?
never
542
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Nunc?
now
543
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Olim?
once (upon a time)
544
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Paene?
almost
545
what is the meaning of the latin adverb paulisper?
for a short time
546
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Postea?
afterward
547
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Postridie?
on the following day
548
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Primum?
first, at first
549
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Prope?
near, nearby, nearly
550
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Quam?
how, or than, as
551
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Quoque?
also
552
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Saepe?
often
553
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Semper?
always
554
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Statim?
immediately
555
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Subito?
suddenly
556
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Tamen?
nevertheless, however
557
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Tandem?
at last, at length
558
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Tantum?
only, so much
559
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Tum?
at that moment, then
560
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Ubi?
where
561
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Ubique?
everywhere
562
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Umquam?
ever
563
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Unde?
from where
564
what is the meaning of the latin adverb Valde?
very, very much, exceedingly
565
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Acer?
acer, acris, acre - keen
566
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Aeger?
aeger, aegra, aegrum - ill
567
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Aequus?
aequus, aequa, aequum - equal, even
568
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Alius?
alius, alia, aliud -another, other, one...another
569
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Alter?
alter, altera, alterum, - a/the second one, one (of two), the other (of two), another
570
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Altus?
altus, alta, altum - high, deep, tall
571
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Amicus?
amicus, amica, amicum - friendly
572
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Antiquus?
antiquus, antiqua, antiqum - ancient
573
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Attonitus?
attonitus, attonita, attonitum - astonished, astounded
574
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Barbarus?
barbarus, barbara, barbarum - foreign, savage
575
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Benignus?
benignus, benigna, benignum - kind, good, friendly
576
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Bonus?
bonus, bona, bonum - good
577
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Brevis?
brevis, brevis, breve - short
578
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Carus?
carus, cara, carum - dear, beloved
579
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Celer?
celer, celeris, celere - swift
580
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Certus?
certus, certa, certum - certain
581
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Commotus?
commotus, commota, commotum - woken, agitated, disturbed
582
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Crudelis?
crudelis, crudelis, crudele - cruel
583
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Defessus?
defessus, defessa, defessum - tired
584
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Fessus?
fessus, fessa, fessum - tired, weary
585
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Dexter?
dexter, dextra, dextrum - right
586
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Difficilis?
difficilis, difficilis, difficile - difficult
587
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Diligens?
diigens, diligentis - diiligent, painstaking, thorough
588
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Dives?
dives, divitis - rich
589
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Dulcis?
dulcis, dulce - sweet
590
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Facilis?
facilis, facilis, facile - easy
591
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Felix?
felix, felicis - lucky, happy, fortunate
592
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Ferox?
ferox, ferocis - fierce
593
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Fortis?
fortis, fortis, forte -brave
594
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Gravis?
gravis, gravis, grave - heavy, serious
595
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Ignavus?
ignavus, ignava, ignavum - cowardly, lazy
596
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Infelix?
infelix, infelicis - unhappy, unfortunate
597
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Ingens?
ingens, ingentis - huge
598
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Invitus?
invitus, invita, invitum - unwilling
599
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Iratus?
iratus, irata, iratum - angry
600
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Laetus?
laetus, laeta, laetum - happy, glad
601
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Latus?
latus, lata, latum - wide, broad
602
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Lentus?
lentus, lenta, lentum - slow
603
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Levis?
levis, levis, leve - light or smooth
604
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Liber?
liber, libra, librum - free
605
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Longus?
longus, longa, longum - long
606
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Magnificus?
magnificus, magnifica, magnificum - magnificent
607
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Magnus?
magnus, magna, magnum - great, big, large
608
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Malus?
malus, mala, malum - bad, evil
609
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Medius?
medius, media, medium - middle of, mid-
610
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Meus?
meus, mea, meum - my, mine
611
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Miser?
miser, misera, miserum - unhappy, miserable, wretched
612
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Mortuus?
mortuus, mortua, mortuum - dead
613
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Multus?
multus, multa, multum - much, many
614
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Necesse?
necessary
615
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Nobilis?
nobilis, nobilis, nobile - noble
616
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Noster?
noster, nostra, nostrum - our
617
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Notus?
notus, nota, notum - known
618
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Novus?
novus, nova, novum - new
619
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Nullus?
nullus, nulla, nullum - no, none
620
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Omnis?
omnis, omnis, omne - all, the whole, every, each
621
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Paratus?
paratus, parata, paratum - ready, prepared
622
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Parvus?
parvus, parva, parvum - small
623
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Pauci?
pauci, paucae, pauca - a few (only plural)
624
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Pauper?
pauper, pauperis - poor
625
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Perterritus?
perterritus, perterrita, perterritum - frightened, terrified
626
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Territus?
territus, territa, territum - frightened
627
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Plenus?
plenus, plena, plenum - full
628
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Potens?
potens, potentis - able
629
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Pulcher?
pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum - beautiful
630
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Reliquus?
reliquus, reliqua, reliquum - remaining, surviving
631
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Rusticus?
rusticus, rustica, rusticum - of the country, rural, rustic
632
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Sacer?
sacer, sacra, sacrum - sacred, holy
633
what it the meaning of the latin word Satis?
enough
634
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Senex?
senex, senis - old
635
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Similis?
similis, similis, simile - similar, like
636
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Sinister?
sinister, sinistra, sinistrum - left
637
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Sollicitus?
sollicitus, sollicita, sollicitum - anxious, worried
638
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Solus?
solus, sola, solum - alone
639
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Sordidus?
sordidus, sordida, sordidum - dirty
640
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Stultus?
stultus, stulta, stultum - stupid, foolish
641
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Suus?
suus, sua, suum - his, her, one's, its, their (own)
642
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Timidus?
timidus, timida, timidum - afraid, fearful, timid
643
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Totus?
tous, tota, totum - all, the whole
644
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Tuus?
tuus, tua, tuum - you (singular)
645
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Ullus?
ullus, ulla, ullum - any
646
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Vehemens?
vehemens, vehementis - voilent
647
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Verus?
verus, vera, verum - true
648
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Vester?
vester, vestra, vestrum - you (plural)
649
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Vivus?
vivus, viva, vivum - living, alive, lively
650
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Albus?
albus, alba, album - white
651
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Anxius?
anxius, anxia, anxium - anxious, troubled, uneasy
652
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Ater?
ater, atra, atrum - dull black, dark
653
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Audax?
audax, audacis - bold
654
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Aureus?
aureus, aurea, aureum - golden
655
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Candidus?
candidus, candida, candidum - shining white, fair-skinned, beautiful
656
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Ceteri?
ceteri, ceterae, cetera - the rest, others (plural only)
657
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Clarus?
clarus, clara, clarum - clear, famous, bright
658
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Commodus?
commodus, commoda, commodum - pleasant
659
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Dissimilis?
dissimilis, dissimilis, dissimile - dissimilar
660
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Fractus?
fractus, fracta, fractum - broken, shattered
661
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Immortalis?
immortalis, immortalis, immortale - immortal
662
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Incertus?
incertus, incerta, incertum - uncertain, doubtful
663
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Insanus?
insanus, insana, insanum - mas, insane, demented
664
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Intentus?
intentus, intenta, intentum - intent, eager
665
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Niger?
niger, nigra, nigrum - black, shining black
666
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Par?
par, paris - equal, like, suitable
667
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Periculosus?
periculosus, periculosa, periculosum - dangerous
668
what is the meaning of the latin word Plus?
more
669
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Plures?
plures, plures, plura - more (i stem)
670
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Prudens?
prudens, prudentis - wise, sensible
671
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Sanus?
sanus, sana, sanum - sound, healthy, sane
672
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Scelestus?
scelestus, scelesta, scelestum - wicked, villainous
673
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Severus?
severus, severa, severum - severe, serious, grave
674
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Superbus?
superbus, superba, superbum - proud, arrogant
675
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Tacitus?
tacitus, tacita, tacitum - quiet, still
676
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Tardus?
tardus, tarda, tardum - late, slow
677
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Terribilis?
terribilis, terribilis, terribile - frightening
678
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Uter?
uter, utra, utrum - either, both
679
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Vacuus?
vacuus, vaua, vacuum - ampty, vacant, unoccupied
680
give the d.e. for the latin adjective Tristis?
tristis, tristis, triste - sad
681
give the d.e. for the latin pronoun Ego?
ego, mei, mini, me, me - i
682
give the d.e. for the latin pronoun Tu?
tu, tui, tibi, te, te - you
683
give the d.e. for the latin pronoun Nos?
nos, nostrum (nostri), nobis, nos, nobis - we, us
684
give the d.e. for the latin pronoun Vos?
vos, vestrum (vestri), vobis, vos, vobis - you (pl), y'all
685
give the d.e. for the latin pronoun Sui?
sui, sii, se, se - himself, herself, itself, oneself, themselves
686
give the d.e. for the latin pronoun Hic?
hic, heac, hoc - this
687
give the d.e. for the latin pronoun Ille?
ille, illa, illud - that
688
give the d.e. for the latin pronoun Ipse?
ipse, ipsa, ipsum - himself, herself, itself, themselves
689
give the d.e. for the latin pronoun Is?
is, ea, id - he, she, it ; this, that
690
give the d.e. for the latin pronoun Qui?
qui, quae, quod - who, which, that
691
what is the meaning of the latin pronoun Ego?
i
692
what is the meaning of the latin pronoun Tu?
you
693
what is the meaning of the latin pronoun Nos?
we, us
694
what is the meaning of the latin pronoun Vos?
you (pl), y'all
695
what is the meaning of the latin pronoun Sui, sibi, se, se?
himslef, herself, itself, themselves
696
what is the meaning of the latin pronoun Hic, heac, hoc?
this
697
what is the meaning of the latin pronoun Ille, illa, illud?
that
698
what is the meaning of the latin pronoun Ipse, ipsa ipsum?
himself, herself, itself, themselves
699
what is the meaning of the latin pronoun Is, ea, id?
he, she, it ; this, that
700
what is the meaning of the latin pronoun Qui, quad, quod?
who, which, that
701
what is the meaning of the latin word Ecce?
behold, see, look
702
what is the meaning of the latin word Eheu?
alas
703
what is the meaning of the latin word Euge?
hurray
704
what is the meaning of the latin word Ita?
thus, so, in this way, in such a way
705
what is the meaning of the latin word Ita Vero?
Yes!, indeed!
706
what is the meaning of the latin word Minime?
No!, not at all, no indeed
707
what is the meaning of the latin word Cur?
why
708
what is the meaning of the latin word -ne?
introduces a yes/no question
709
what is the meaning of the latin word Nonne?
surely, asking a question expecting yes
710
what is the meaning of the latin word Num?
surely...not, asking a question expecting no
711
what is the meaning of the latin word Qualis?
what (kind)
712
what is the meaning of the latin word Quando?
when
713
what is the meaning of the latin word Quis?
who, what
714
what is the meaning of the latin word Quo?
where...to
715
what is the meaning of the latin word Quomodo?
how
716
what is the meaning of the latin word Quot?
how many
717
what is the meaning of the latin word Ubi?
where
718
what is the meaning of the latin word Unde?
from where
719
what is the meaning of the latin word Quid?
who, what
720
what is the meaning of the latin preposition a, ab?
by, from
721
what is the meaning of the latin preposition ad?
to, toward, near, at
722
what is the meaning of the latin preposition Ante?
previously, before
723
what is the meaning of the latin preposition Apud?
with, in front of, before
724
what is the meaning of the latin preposition Circum?
around
725
what is the meaning of the latin preposition Contra?
againt, opposite
726
what is the meaning of the latin preposition Cum?
with
727
what is the meaning of the latin preposition De?
down from, from, concerning, about
728
what is the meaning of the latin preposition e, ex?
from, out of
729
what is the meaning of the latin preposition Extra?
outside
730
what is the meaning of the latin preposition In?
in, on, into, onto
731
what is the meaning of the latin preposition Inter?
between, among
732
what is the meaning of the latin preposition Intra?
inside
733
what is the meaning of the latin preposition Per?
through, along
734
what is the meaning of the latin preposition Post?
after
735
what is the meaning of the latin preposition Pro?
for, befor
736
what is the meaning of the latin preposition Prope?
near, nearby, nearly
737
what is the meaning of the latin preposition Sine?
without
738
what is the meaning of the latin preposition Sub?
under, beneath
739
what is the meaning of the latin preposition Super?
over, above
740
what is the meaning of the latin preposition Trans?
across
741
what is the meaning of the latin conjunction Atque/ac?
and, also
742
what is the meaning of the latin conjunction Aut?
or
743
what is the meaning of the latin conjunction Autem?
however, but, moreover
744
what is the meaning of the latin conjunction Dum?
while, as long as
745
what is the meaning of the latin conjunction Enim?
for
746
what is the meaning of the latin conjunction Et?
and, also
747
what is the meaning of the latin conjunction Et...et?
both...and
748
what is the meaning of the latin conjunction Igitur?
therefore
749
what is the meaning of the latin conjunction Itaque?
and so, therefor
750
what is the meaning of the latin conjunction Nam?
for
751
what is the meaning of the latin conjunction Neque/nec?
and...not
752
what is the meaning of the latin conjunction Neque...neque?
neither...nor
753
what is the meaning of the latin conjunction Postquam?
after
754
what is the meaning of the latin conjunction quamquam?
although
755
what is the meaning of the latin conjunction -que?
and
756
what is the meaning of the latin conjunction quod?
because
757
what is the meaning of the latin conjunction Cum?
when, since, although
758
give the d.e. for the latin word Primus?
primus, prima, primum - first
759
give the d.e. for the latin word Secundus?
secundus, secunda, secundum - second
760
give the d.e. for the latin word Tertius?
tertius, tertia, tertium - third
761
give the d.e. for the latin word Quartus?
quartus, quarta, quartum - fourth
762
give the d.e. for the latin word Quintus?
quintus, quinta, quintum - fifth
763
give the d.e. for the latin word Sextus?
sextus, sexta, sextum - sixth
764
give the d.e. for the latin word Septimus?
septimus, septima, septimum - seventh
765
give the d.e. for the latin word Octavus?
octavus, octava, octavum - eighth
766
give the d.e. for the latin word Nonus?
nonus, nona, nonum - ninth
767
give the d.e. for the latin word Decimus?
decimus, decima, decimum - tenth
768
what is the meaning of the latin word Unus?
unus, una, unum - one (i stem)
769
what is the meaning of the latin word Duo?
duo, duae, duo - two
770
what is the meaning of the latin word Tres?
tres, tria - three
771
what is the meaning of the latin word Quattuor?
four
772
what is the meaning of the latin word Quinque?
five
773
what is the meaning of the latin word Sex?
six
774
what is the meaning of the latin word Septem?
seven
775
what is the meaning of the latin word Octo?
eigth
776
what is the meaning of the latin word Novem?
nine
777
what is the meaning of the latin word Decem?
ten
778
what is the meaning of the latin word Undecim?
eleven
779
what is the meaning of the latin word Duodecim?
twleve
780
what is the meaning of the latin word Tredecim?
thirteen
781
what is the meaning of the latin word Quattuordecim?
fourteen
782
what is the meaning of the latin word Quindecim?
fifiteen
783
what is the meaning of the latin word Sedecim?
sixteen
784
what is the meaning of the latin word Septendecim?
seventeen
785
what is the meaning of the latin word Duodeviginti?
eighteen
786
what is the meaning of the latin word Undeviginti?
nineteen
787
what is the meaning of the latin word Viginti?
twenty
788
what is the meaning of the latin word Viginti et unus?
twenty-one
789
what is the meaning of the latin word Viginti et duo?
twenty-two
790
what is the meaning of the latin word Centum?
a hundred
791
what is the meaning of the latin word Mille?
a thousand
