NLE Vocab I (2003-2014) Flashcards
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in
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(+acc) - into [65]
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sum
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sum, esse, fui, futurus, be [65]
3
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et
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and [31]
4
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ad
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(+acc) - to, toward, near, at, for [23]
5
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senator
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senator, senatoris, m., senator [19]
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cum
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(+abl) - with [16]
7
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dico
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dicere, dixi, dictus - say, tell; set, appoint [16]
8
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magnus
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magnus, magna, magnum, large, great [15]
9
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Romanus
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Romanus, Romana, Romanum, Roman; as noun, a Roman [15]
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meus
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mea, meum - my, mine [14]
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video
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video, videre, vidi, visus, see [14]
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curro
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currere, cucurri, cursus - run [13]
13
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discipulus
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discipuli, m. - student [13]
14
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ambulo
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ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatus - walk [12]
15
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magister
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magistri, m. - teacher, master, captain [12]
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puer
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puer, pueri, m., boy [12]
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amicus
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amica, amicum - friendly [11]
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multus
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multus, multa, multum, much, (pl) many [11]
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pater
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pater, patris, m., father [11]
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urbs
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urbs, urbis, urbium, f., city [11]
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villa
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villa, villae, f., country home, farmhouse [11]
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forum
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fori, n. - forum, marketplace [10]
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non
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not [10]
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puella
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puella, puellae, f., girl [10]
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clamo
clamare, clamavi, clamatus - shout, cry out [9]
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filius
filii, m. - son [9]
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canis
canis, m./f. - dog [8]
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mater
matris, f. - mother [8]
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miles
militis, m. - soldier [8]
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nolo
nolle, nolui - be unwilling, not want, not wish [8]
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pulcher
pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum, beautiful, noble, fine [8]
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scribo
scribere, scripsi, scriptus - write [8]
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amo
amare, amavi, amatus - love, like [7]
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bonus
bona, bonum - good [7]
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Claudius
Claudius (a person's name) [7]
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de
de, (abl), down from, from, about, concerning [7]
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liber
liber, libri, m., book [7]
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omnis
omnis, omne, all, every [7]
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Publius
Publius, Publi, m., Publius [7]
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semper
always [7]
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tu
{tui, tibi, te, te} - you (s.) [7]
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tuus
tua, tuum - your, yours [of one person] [7]
43
civis
civis, civis, civium, m. or f., citizen [6]
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cur
why [6]
45
do
dare, dedi, datus - give, grant; surrender [6]
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habeo
habere, habui, habitus - have, hold; consider [6]
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habito
habitare, habitavi, habitatus - live, dwell [6]
48
poeta
poeta, poetae, m., poet [6]
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quattuor
four [6]
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Quintus
Quintus (a person's name) [6]
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quis
who?; [after si, nisi, num, and ne] anyone [6]
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quot
how many? [6]
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servus
servi, m. - slave, servant [6]
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ager
agri, m. - field [5]
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arbor
arboris, f. - tree [5]
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clarus
clara, clarum - clear; famous; bright [5]
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cras
tomorrow [5]
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cupio
cupere, cupivi, cupitus - want, wish, desire [5]
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duo
duae, duo - two [5]
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ego
{mei, mihi, me, me} - I [5]
61
equus
equi, m. - horse [5]
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fabula
fabulae, f. - story; [fabulam ago] act in a play; [fabulam do] put on a play [5]
63
familia
familiae, f. - family [5]
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hostis
hostis, hostis, hostium, m., enemy (usually plural) [5]
65
iter
itineris, n. - journey, march; road, route [5]
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laboro
laborare, laboravi, laboratus - work, suffer [5]
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navis
navis, f. - ship [5]
68
noster
nostra, nostrum - our [5]
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novem
nine [5]
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octo
eight [5]
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porto
porto, portare, portavi, portatus, carry [5]
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quinque
five [5]
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sex
six [5]
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silva
silva, silvae, f., forest, woods [5]
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specto
specto, spectare, spectavi, spectatus, look at, watch [5]
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stilus
stili, m. - pen [5]
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tres
tres, tria, three [5]
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vos
{vestrum, vobis, vos, vobis} - you (pl.) [5]
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decem
ten [4]
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hortus
horti, m. - garden [4]
81
liberi
liberi, liberorum, m. (pl), children [4]
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Marcus
Marcus (a person's name) [4]
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nauta
nautae, m. - sailor [4]
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navigo
navigare, navigavi, navigatus - sail [4]
85
neque
and not; (neque?neque) neither?nor [4]
86
quod
because [4]
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rex
rex, regis, m., king [4]
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septem
seven [4]
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templum
templum, templi, n., temple [4]
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a, ab
(+abl) - from, away from; by [3]
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agricola
agricolae, m. - farmer [3]
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campus
campi, m. - plain, level field [3]
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canto
cantare, cantavi, cantatus - sing [3]
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Cicero
Cicero, Ciceronis, m., Cicero [3]
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convenio
convenio, convenire, conveni, conventus, come together, assemble [3]
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defessus
defessa, defessum - tired [3]
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deus
dei, m. - god [3]
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dux
ducis, m. - leader; commander, general [3]
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e
e, ex (abl) out of, out from [3]
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facio
facio, facere, feci, factus, do, make [3]
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fugio
fugio, fugere, fugi, fugiturus, run away, flee [3]
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heri
yesterday [3]
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hodie
today [3]
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Italia
Italiae, f. - Italy [3]
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mare
maris, n. - sea [3]
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nunc
now [3]
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per
(+acc) - through, along [3]
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primus
primus, prima, primum, first [3]
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prope
prope, (prep. w. acc.), near [3]
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pugno
pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatus, fight [3]
111
qui
quae, quod - who, whose, whom, which, that; [after si, nisi, num, and ne] any [3]
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salve
salve, salvete, pl. hello [3]
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sed
but [3]
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sedeo
sedere, sedi, sessus - sit [3]
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sine
(+abl) - without [3]
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soror
soror, sororis, f., sister [3]
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taberna
tabernae, f. - shop, store, inn [3]
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timeo
timeo, timere, timui, --, fear, be afraid [3]
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toga
toga, togae, f., toga (cloak) [3]
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ubi
where, when [3]
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venio
venio, venire, veni, venturus, come [3]
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verbum
verbi, n. - word [3]
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via
via, viae, f., road, way, street [3]
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vir
vir, viri, m., man [3]
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alces
alces, alcis, f., elk [2]
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aqua
aquae, f. - water [2]
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atrium
atrii, n. - entry hall [2]
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audio
audire, audivi, auditus - hear, listen to [2]
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avis
avis, f. - bird; sign, omen [2]
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caelum
caeli, n. - sky, heavens [2]
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celer
celeris, celere - quick, swift, fast [2]
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circus
circus, circi, m., circus, circle, esp. the Circus Maximus at Rome [2]
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columna
columna, ae, f. column [2]
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consul
consul, consul, m., consul, the highest Roman official [2]
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contineo
continere, continui, contentus - hold (together), contain [2]
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cubiculum
cubiculi, n. - bedroom [2]
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dea
deae, f. - goddess [2]
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debeo
debere, debui, debitus - ought; owe [2]
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epistula
epistulae, f. - letter [2]
140
exspecto
exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus - look out for, await, wait for [2]
141
flos
floris, m. - flower [2]
142
flumen
fluminis, n. - river, stream [2]
143
frater
frater, fratris, m., brother [2]
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gero
gerere, gessi, gestus - wear, bear, carry (on); wage [2]
145
gladiator
gladiator, gladiatoris, m., gladiator [2]
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Graecia
Graeciae, f. - Greece [2]
147
Hercules
Hercules (a person's name) [2]
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Icarus
Icarus, i, m. Icarus, son of Daedalus [2]
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iratus
iratus, a, um, angry [2]
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is
ea, id - this, that, these, those; (pn.) he, she, it, they [2]
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laetus
laetus, a, um, happy [2]
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laudo
laudare, laudavi, laudatus - praise [2]
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legatus
legatus, legati, m., envoy [2]
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lego
lego, legere, legi, lectus, choose, gather, read [2]
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ludus
ludi, m. - school, game, play [2]
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lupus
lupi, m. - wolf [2]
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malus
malus, mala, malum, bad [2]
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maximus
maximus, a, um greatest, largest [2]
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memoria
memoriae, f. - memory [2]
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minus
minus, less [2]
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moneo
monere, monui, monitus - warn, advise, remind [2]
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mons
montis, m. - mountain, hill [2]
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narro
narrare, narravi, narratus - tell, relate [2]
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negotium
negotium, negoti, n., business [2]
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nos
nos, nostrum, we, pl. of ego [2]
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numquam
never [2]
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optimus
optimus, see bonus [2]
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Paris
Paris (a person's name) [2]
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parvus
parva, parvum - small [2]
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patria
patria, patriae, f., fatherland, country [2]
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pirata
piratae, m. - pirate [2]
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possum
possum, posse, potui, --, can, be able [2]
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post
post, (with acc.) after, behind [2]
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provincia
provincia, provinciae, f. province [2]
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quam
quam, conj., than, as [2]
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quid
what? [quid agis? - how are you?]; [after si, nisi, num, and ne] anything [2]
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quomodo
how, in what manner, in what way [2]
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respondeo
respondeo, respondere, respondi, responsus, answer [2]
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rogo
rogo, rogare, rogavi, rogatus, ask, ask for [2]
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saepe
often [2]
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servo
servo, servare, servavi, servatus, save, preserve, guard [2]
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surgo
surgere, surrexi, surrectus - rise, get up, stand up; lift; grow [2]
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tabella
tabella, tabellae, f., writing tablet [2]
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tempto
temptare, temptavi, temptatus - try, attempt; tempt [2]
185
tempus
temporis, n. - time, season; occasion [2]
186
teneo
teneo, tenere, tenui, tentus, have, hold, keep, memoria teneo, remember [2]
187
trans
trans, (with acc.) across, over [2]
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unus
unus, una, unum, one [2]
189
vale
vale, valete , pl., good-bye [2]
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vester
vestra, vestrum - your [pl] [2]
191
volo
velle, volui - wish, want, be willing [2]
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accipio
accipere, accepi, acceptus - receive, accept, welcome [1]
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acer
acris, acre - sharp, bitter, keen, fierce [1]
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adsum
adesse, adfui, adfuturus - be near, be present; help [1]
195
Aemilia
Aemilia (a person's name) [1]
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aequus
aequa, aequum - even, level, equal; just, calm, fair [1]
197
Africa
Africae, f. - Africa [1]
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Alpes
Alpes, Alpium, f. pl., the Alps [1]
199
altus
alta, altum - high [1]
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amphitheatrum
amphitheatrum, amphitheatri, n., amphitheater [1]
201
ancilla
ancillae, f. - slave woman [1]
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antiquus
antiqua, antiquum - old, ancient [1]
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Antonius
Antonius (a person's name) [1]
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appropinquo
appropinquare, appropinquavi, appropinquatus - come near, draw near, approach (+dat) [1]
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arena
arenae, f. - sand, arena, desert, shore, beach [1]
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argentum
argenti, n. - silver [1]
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arma
armorum, n.pl. - arms, weapons [1]
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ascendo
ascendo, ascendere, ascendi, ascensus, climb (up), ascend [1]
209
Asia
Asiae, f. - Asia, Asia Minor [1]
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augeo
augere, auxi, auctus - increase, strengthen [1]
211
aut
or; (aut?aut) either?or [1]
212
Britannus
Britanna, Britannum - British; (as a noun) a Briton [1]
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Calpurnia
Calpurnia (a person's name) [1]
214
capio
capere, cepi, captus - take, seize, capture [1]
215
carmen
carminis, n. - song, prayer, poem [1]
216
carus
cara, carum - dear, beloved [1]
217
casa
casae, f. - house; hut, cottage [1]
218
castra
castra, castrorum, n. (pl), camp [1]
219
celeritas
celeritatis, f. - speed, swiftness [1]
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cera
cerae, f. - wax; wax tablet [1]
221
certus
certa, certum - certain, definite, fixed, sure [1]
222
cibus
cibi, m. - food [1]
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contra
opposite, on the contrary; in return [1]
224
Cornelia
Cornelia (a person's name) [1]
225
Cornelius
Cornelius (a person's name) [1]
226
corpus
corpus, corporis, n., body [1]
227
cotidie
daily, every day [1]
228
culina
culinae, f. - kitchen [1]
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cura
cura, curae, f., care, concern [1]
230
curia
curiae, f. - senate house [1]
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Daedalus
Daedalus, i, Daedalus, a Greek inventor [1]
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defendo
defendo, defendere, defendi, defensus, defend [1]
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demonstro
demonstrare, demonstravi, demonstratus - point out, show, explain [1]
234
despero
desperare, desperavi, desperatus - despair [1]
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diligentia
diligentia, diligentiae, f., diligence [1]
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diu
for a long time [1]
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doceo
docere, docui, doctus - teach, show, point out [1]
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donum
doni, n. - gift [1]
239
dormio
dormire, dormivi, dormitus - sleep [1]
240
duco
ducere, duxi, ductus - lead, guide, take, bring; think, consider [1]
241
effugio
effugiere, effugi, effugitus - flee, run away, escape [1]
242
elephantus
elephantus, elephanti, m., elephant [1]
243
eques
equitis, m. - horseman, knight; (pl.) cavalry [1]
244
excito
excitare, excitavi, excitatus - rouse, wake (someone) up [1]
245
exclamo
exclamare, exclamavi, exclamatus - shout (out), exclaim [1]
246
fabulosus
fabulosus, fabulosa, fabulosum, fabulous [1]
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feles
felis, f. - cat [1]
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festino
festinare, festinavi, festinatus - hurry [1]
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filia
filia, filiae, f., daughter [1]
250
fortis
forte - strong; brave [1]
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fortitudo
fortitudo, fortitudinis, f., bravery [1]
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furtim
stealthily [1]
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Gallia
Galliae, f. - Gaul (ancient France) [1]
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Gallus
Gallus, Galla, Gallum, Gallic [1]
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Germania
Germaniae, f. - Germany [1]
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gladius
gladii, m. - sword [1]
257
gratia
gratia, gratiae, f. gratitude, influence; gratiam habeo, feel grateful; gratias ago, thank (w. dative) [1]
258
Hannibal
Hannibal, Hannibalis, m., Hannibal, a Carthaginian general [1]
259
Hispania
Hispaniae, f. - Spain [1]
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homo
hominis, m. - man, human, human being [1]
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hora
horae, f. - hour [1]
262
iam
now, already, soon; (non iam) no longer [1]
263
ianua
ianuae, f. - door, entrance [1]
264
intro
intrare, intravi, intratus - enter, go into [1]
265
ira
ira, irae, f., anger [1]
266
iudico
iudicare, iudicavi, iudicatus - judge, decide, think, consider [1]
267
Iulius
Iulii, n. - Julius [1]
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latus
lata, latum - wide, broad [1]
269
lentus
lenta, lentum - slow [1]
270
Linus
Linus (a person's name) [1]
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longus
longus, longa, longum, long [1]
272
Lucius
Lucius (a person's name) [1]
273
ludo
ludere, lusi, lusus - play; mock [1]
274
lux
lux, lucis, f., light [1]
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magicus
magicus, a, um, magic [1]
276
maneo
manere, mansi, mansus - remain, stay; wait, wait for [1]
277
mensa
mensae, f. - table [1]
278
Minerva
Minerva, Minervae, f., a goddess [1]
279
Minotaurus
Minotaurus (a monster's name) [1]
280
miser
misera, miserum - sad, poor, wretched, unhappy [1]
281
mitto
mitto, mittere, misi, missus, send, let go [1]
282
mox
soon, presently [1]
283
musica
musica, ae, f. music [1]
284
neco
neco, necare, necavi, necatus, kill [1]
285
nemo
neminis, m./f. - no one [1]
286
nomen
nomen, nominis, n. name [1]
287
novus
novus, nova, novum, new, strange, last [1]
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nuntio
nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus, report, announce [1]
289
nuntius
nuntius, nunti, m. messenger, message [1]
290
olim
once, formerly, sometime [1]
291
Olympus
Olympus (a place's name) [1]
292
oppidum
oppidi, n. - town [1]
293
oppugno
oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatus - attack, storm [1]
294
oratio
orationis, f. - oration, speech [orationem habere - to deliver a speech] [1]
295
paro
paro, parare, paravi, paratus, get, get ready, prepare [1]
296
pauci
pauci, paucae, pauca, few, a few [1]
297
pecunia
pecunia, pecuniae, f., money [1]
298
Pegasus
Pegasus (a flying horse's name) [1]
299
Penelope
Penelope, Penelopae, f., Penelope, wife of Ulysses [1]
300
periculosus
periculosa, periculosum - dangerous [1]
301
periculum
periculum, periculi, n., danger [1]
302
Perseus
Perseus (a person's name) [1]
303
pes
pes, pedis, m., foot; pedibus, on foot [1]
304
philosophia
philosophiae, f. - philosophy [1]
305
Pompeius
Pompeius (a person's name) [1]
306
pono
ponere, posui, positus - put, place [1]
307
Portia
Portia (a person's name) [1]
308
portus
portus, portus, m., harbor [1]
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princeps
princeps, principis, m., leader [1]
310
P?ramus
P?ramus (a person's name) [1]
311
rivus
rivi, m. - stream [1]
312
Roma
Romae, f. - Rome [1]
313
Rufus
Rufus (a person's name) [1]
314
sacer
sacra, sacrum - sacred [1]
315
sagitta
sagittae, f. - arrow [1]
316
saluto
saluto, salutare, salutavi, salutatus, greet [1]
317
schola
scholae, f. - school [1]
318
scio
scio, scire, scivi, scitus, know [1]
319
scutum
scuti, n. - shield [1]
320
sella
sellae, f. - seat, chair [1]
321
Sicilia
Siciliae, f. - Sicily [1]
322
signum
signum, signi, n., sign, signal, symbol, military standard [1]
323
spelunca
spelunca, ae, f. cave [1]
324
stola
stolae, f. - stola; over-tunic for women [1]
325
subito
suddenly [1]
326
tabula
tabula, tabulae, f., writing tablet [1]
327
tacitus
tacitus, a, um, silent [1]
328
tamen
tamen, adv., nevertheless [1]
329
tardus
tardus, tarda, tardum, late, slow [1]
330
telum
teli, n. - weapon, dart, missile; spear, javelin [1]
331
theatrum
theatrum, theatri, n., theater, amphitheater [1]
332
Theseus
Theseus (a person's name) [1]
333
timidus
timida, timidum - shy, afraid, fearful, timid [1]
334
timor
timoris, m. - fear, dread [1]
335
triclinium
dining room [1]
336
Troianus
Troiana, Troianum - Trojan [1]
337
tuba
tubae, f. - trumpet [1]
338
Ulixes
Ulixes, Ulixis, m., Ulysses [1]
339
vacuus
vacuus, vacua, vacuum, empty [1]
340
Vergilius
Vergilius, Vergili, m., Virgil [1]
341
vexo
vexare, vexavi, vexatus - annoy [1]
342
vinco
vinco, vincere, vici, victus, conquer [1]
343
vinum
vini, n. - wine [1]
344
vita
vita, vitae, f., life [1]
345
vox
vox, vocis, f. voice [1]
