NLE Vocab II (2003-2014) Flashcards
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sum
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esse, fui, futurus - be [65]
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in
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(+acc) - into [46]
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a, ab
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(+abl) - from, away from; by [23]
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qui
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quae, quod - who, whose, whom, which, that; [after si, nisi, num, and ne] any [23]
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ad
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(+acc) - to, toward, near, at, for [22]
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quam
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quam - (conj.) than, as [14]
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servus
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servi, m. - slave, servant [14]
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amicus
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amica, amicum - friendly [13]
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dico
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dicere, dixi, dictus - say, tell; set, appoint [13]
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hic
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haec, hoc - this, these; (pn.) he, she, it, they; the latter [12]
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non
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not [12]
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possum
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posse, potui, – - can, be able [12]
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puer
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pueri, m. - boy [12]
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et
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and [11]
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ego
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{mei, mihi, me, me} - I [10]
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meus
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mea, meum - my, mine [10]
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do
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dare, dedi, datus - give, grant; surrender [9]
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Iulius
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Iulii, n. - Julius [9]
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miles
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militis, m. - soldier [9]
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omnis
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omnis, omne - all, every [9]
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puella
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puellae, f. - girl [9]
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Romulus
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Romuli, m. - Romulus [9]
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sui
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{—–, sui, sibi, se(se), se(se)} - himself, herself, itself, oneself, themselves [9]
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volo
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velle, volui, – - wish, want, be willing [9]
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Caesar
Caesaris, m. - Caesar [8]
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eo
ire, ii, itus - go, move [8]
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ille
illa, illud - that, those; (pn.) he, she, it, they; the former [8]
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ludus
ludi, m. - school, game, play [8]
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mater
matris, f. - mother [8]
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multus
multa, multum - much; (pl.) many [8]
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urbs
urbis, f. - city [8]
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ambulo
ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatus - walk [7]
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celer
celeris, celere - quick, swift, fast [7]
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dux
ducis, m. - leader; commander, general [7]
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forum
fori, n. - forum, marketplace [7]
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rex
regis, m. - king [7]
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senator
senatoris, m. - senator [7]
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video
videre, vidi, visus - see [7]
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amo
amare, amavi, amatus - love, like [6]
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curro
currere, cucurri, cursus - run [6]
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exclamo
exclamare, exclamavi, exclamatus - shout (out), exclaim [6]
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lego
legere, legi, lectus - choose, gather, read [6]
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magnus
magna, magnum - large, great [6]
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maneo
manere, mansi, mansus - remain, stay; wait, wait for [6]
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pugno
pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatus - fight [6]
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suus
sua, suum - his, her, its; their [belongs to the subject] [6]
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tu
{tui, tibi, te, te} - you (s.) [6]
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annus
anni, m. - year [5]
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audio
audire, audivi, auditus - hear, listen to [5]
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cum
(+abl) - with [5]
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discipulus
discipuli, m. - student [5]
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fortis
fortis, forte - strong; brave [5]
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frater
fratris, m. - brother [5]
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laudo
laudare, laudavi, laudatus - praise [5]
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liber
libri, m. - book [5]
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magister
magistri, m. - teacher, master, captain [5]
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Marcus
Marci, m. - Marcus (a person's name) [5]
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nolo
nolle, nolui - be unwilling, not want, not wish [5]
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nos
{nostrum, nobis, nos, nobis} - we, us [5]
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noster
nostra, nostrum - our [5]
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per
(+acc) - through, along [5]
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scio
scire, scivi, scitus - know [5]
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specto
spectare, spectavi, spectatus - look at, watch [5]
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trans
(+ acc) - across, over [5]
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tres
tres, tria - three [5]
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via
viae, f. - road, way, street [5]
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vir
viri, m. - man [5]
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aqua
aquae, f. - water [4]
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consul
consulis, m. - consul, the highest Roman official [4]
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fabula
fabulae, f. - story; [fabulam ago] act in a play; [fabulam do] put on a play [4]
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filius
filii, m. - son [4]
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habito
habitare, habitavi, habitatus - live, dwell [4]
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imperator
imperatoris, m. - commander, general; emperor [4]
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intro
intrare, intravi, intratus - enter, go into [4]
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longus
longa, longum - long [4]
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navigo
navigare, navigavi, navigatus - sail [4]
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neque
and not; (neque?neque) neither...nor [4]
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oppugno
oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatus - attack, storm [4]
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pater
patris, m. - father [4]
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populus
populi, m. - people, nation [4]
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puto
putare, putavi, putatus - think, consider, believe [4]
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quot
how many? [4]
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Roma
Romae, f. - Rome [4]
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templum
templi, n. - temple [4]
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thermae
thermarum, f.pl. - the baths [4]
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toga
togae, f. - toga (cloak) [4]
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vestimentum
vestimenti, n. - clothes, garments [4]
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Aeneas
Aeneae, m. - Aeneas [3]
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bellum
belli, n. - war [3]
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bonus
bona, bonum - good [3]
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campus
campi, m. - plain, level field [3]
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canis
canis, m./f. - dog [3]
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civis
civis, m. or f. - citizen [3]
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clamo
clamare, clamavi, clamatus - shout, cry out [3]
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clarus
clara, clarum - clear; famous; bright [3]
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cupio
cupere, cupivi, cupitus - want, wish, desire [3]
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curia
curiae, f. - senate house [3]
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de
(+ abl) - down from, from, about, concerning [3]
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debeo
debere, debui, debitus - ought; owe [3]
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defendo
defendere, defendi, defensus - defend [3]
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demonstro
demonstrare, demonstravi, demonstratus - point out, show, explain [3]
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diligens
diligentis [gen.] - careful, diligent, industrious [3]
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discedo
discedere, discessi, discessus - go away, depart, leave, withdraw; give up [3]
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duo
duae, duo - two [3]
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duodecim
twelve [3]
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epistula
epistulae, f. - letter [3]
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exerceo
exercere, exercui, exercitus - exercise, train, practice; keep busy [3]
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exercitus
exercitus, m. - army [3]
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exspecto
exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus - look out for, await, wait for [3]
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facio
facere, feci, factus - do, make [3]
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filia
filiae, f. - daughter [3]
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flumen
fluminis, n. - river, stream [3]
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fur
furis, m. - thief [3]
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Gaius
Gaii, m. - Gaius (a name) [3]
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Gallia
Galliae, f. - Gaul (ancient France) [3]
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Graecia
Graeciae, f. - Greece [3]
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habeo
habere, habui, habitus - have, hold; consider [3]
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hora
horae, f. - hour [3]
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hostis
hostis, m. - enemy (usually plural) [3]
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inquit
he, she said [3]
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interficio
interficere, interfeci, interfectus - kill; destroy [3]
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is
ea, id - this, that, these, those; (pn.) he, she, it, they [3]
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laboro
laborare, laboravi, laboratus - work, suffer [3]
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liberi
liberorum, m.pl. - children [3]
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licet
licere, licuit, lictum - it is allowed, it is permitted (impersonal) [3]
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mitto
mittere, misi, missus - send, let go [3]
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navis
navis, f. - ship [3]
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novus
nova, novum, new, strange, last [3]
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nuntius
nuntii, m. - messenger, message [3]
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octo
eight [3]
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peto
petere, petivi, petitus - seek, look for; ask (for), beg; attack; aim at [3]
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placeo
placere, placui, placitus - please (+dat) [3]
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plus
pluris, n. - more, a larger amount [3]
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porto
portare, portavi, portatus - carry [3]
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primus
prima, primum - first [3]
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pro
(+abl) - for, in behalf of, in front of, before, instead of [3]
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proelium
proelii, n. - battle [3]
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prope
(+ acc) - near [3]
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pulcher
pulchra, pulchrum - beautiful, noble, fine [3]
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quindecim
fifteen [3]
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Quintus
Quinti, m. - Quintus (a person's name) [3]
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rego
regere, rexi, rectus - rule, reign, guide [3]
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scribo
scribere, scripsi, scriptus - write [3]
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sto
stare, steti, status - stand; remain [3]
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tum
then [3]
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venio
venire, veni, ventus - come [3]
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abeo
abire, abii, abitus - go away, depart [2]
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accedo
accedere, accessi, accessus - approach, go to, draw near [2]
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aedificium
aedificii, n. - building, house [2]
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alius
alia, aliud - other, another [2]
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altus
alta, altum - high [2]
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amphitheatrum
amphitheatri, n. - amphitheater [2]
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apodyterium
apodyterii, n. - the changing room in the baths [2]
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arbor
arboris, f. - tree [2]
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Argonautae
Argonautarum, m. - the Argonauts [2]
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Augustus
Augusti, m. - Augustus (a name) [2]
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aut
or; (aut...aut) either...or [2]
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auxilium
auxilii, n. - aid, help [2]
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Brutus
Bruti, m. - BrutusBrutus [2]
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caldarium
caldarii, n. - hot room (at the baths) [2]
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capio
capere, cepi, captus - take, seize, capture [2]
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carmen
carminis, n. - song, prayer, poem [2]
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castra
castrorum, n.pl. - camp [2]
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cena
cenae, f. - dinner [2]
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Ceres
Cereris, f. - Ceres (goddess of grain, agriculture); (Greek name - Demeter) [2]
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cibus
cibi, m. - food [2]
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Cicero
Ciceronis, m. - Cicero [2]
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clamor
clamoris, m. - shout, din, clamor, noise [2]
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conficio
conficere, confeci, confectus - do thoroughly, finish, complete, accomplish; exhaust [2]
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cras
tomorrow [2]
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credo
credere, credidi, creditus - trust, believe (+dat.) [2]
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dea
deae, f. - goddess [2]
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decimus
decima, decimum - tenth [2]
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difficilis
difficilis, difficile - hard, difficult [2]
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diu
for a long time [2]
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dominus
domini, m. - master, lord, owner [2]
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duco
ducere, duxi, ductus - lead, guide, take, bring; think, consider [2]
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duodeviginti
eighteen [2]
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e
(+ abl) - out of, out from [2]
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equus
equi, m. - horse [2]
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expello
expellere, expuli, expulsus - drive out, drive away, expel [2]
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felix
felicis [gen.] - happy, lucky [2]
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femina
feminae, f. - woman, wife [2]
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fugio
fugere, fugi, fugitus - run away, flee [2]
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gladiator
gladiatoris, m. - gladiator [2]
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gladius
gladii, m. - sword [2]
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Hercules
Herculis, m. - Hercules (a person's name) [2]
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Hispania
Hispaniae, f. - Spain [2]
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hortus
horti, m. - garden [2]
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insula
insulae, f. - island; apartment building [2]
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Italia
Italiae, f. - Italy [2]
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labor
laboris, m. - labor, work, toil; suffering, hardship, difficulty [2]
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lacrimo
lacrimare, lacrimavi, lacrimatus - weep, cry [2]
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lentus
lenta, lentum - slow [2]
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ludo
ludere, lusi, lusus - play; mock [2]
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malus
mala, malum - bad [2]
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mare
maris, n. - sea [2]
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melior
melius - better [2]
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mensis
mensis, m. - month [2]
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mercator
mercatoris, m. - trader, merchant [2]
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moneo
monere, monui, monitus - warn, advise, remind [2]
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moveo
movere, movi, motus - move [2]
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mox
soon, presently [2]
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Mucius
Mucii, m. - Mucius [2]
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muto
mutare, mutavi, mutatus - change [2]
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Narcissus
Narcissi, m. - NarcissusNarcissus [2]
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necesse
necessary [2]
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nemo
neminis, m./f. - no one [2]
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numerus
numeri, m. - number [2]
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nympha
nymphae, f. - a nymph (a nature goddess) [2]
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ob
(+acc) - because of, on account of [2]
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oppidum
oppidi, n. - town [2]
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orator
oratoris, m. - orator, speaker [2]
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parvus
parva, parvum - small [2]
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patria
patriae, f. - fatherland, country [2]
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pecunia
pecuniae, f. - money [2]
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pila
pilae, f. - ball [2]
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pirata
piratae, m. - pirate [2]
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Pluto
Plutonis, m. - Pluto (god of the underworld); (Greek name - Hades) [2]
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pons
pontis, m. - bridge [2]
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postquam
after [2]
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quando
when [2]
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quod
because [2]
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Remus
Remi, m. - Remus [2]
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res
rei, f. - thing, matter, affair, object, event, situation [2]
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respondeo
respondere, respondi, responsus - answer, reply, respond [2]
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rogo
rogare, rogavi, rogatus - ask, ask for [2]
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saepe
often [2]
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secundus
secunda, secundum - second [2]
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sedecim
sixteen [2]
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sedeo
sedere, sedi, sessus - sit [2]
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semper
always [2]
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septem
seven [2]
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septimus
septima, septimum - seventh [2]
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servo
servare, servavi, servatus - save, preserve, guard [2]
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soror
sororis, f. - sister [2]
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statua
statuae, f. - statue [2]
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subito
suddenly [2]
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superbus
superba, superbum - proud, arrogant, haughty [2]
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Tarquinius
Tarquinii, m. - Tarquinius [2]
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terra
terrae, f. - earth, land [2]
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tertius
tertia, tertium - third [2]
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totus
tota, totum - whole (of), all (of), entire [2]
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tredecim
thirteen [2]
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Troianus
Troiana, Troianum - Trojan [2]
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tuus
tua, tuum - your, yours [of one person] [2]
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viginti
twenty [2]
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vinco
vincere, vici, victus - conquer [2]
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vinum
vini, n. - wine [2]
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vulnero
vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratus - wound, injure, harm [2]
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absum
abesse, afui, afuturus - be absent, be distant, be away, be free from [1]
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accurro
accurrere, accurri, accersus - run toward, run up to [1]
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acies
aciei, f. - battle line, edge, straight line [1]
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adduco
adducere, adduxi, adductus - lead to/on, bring; influence [1]
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advenio
advenire, adveni, adventus - reach, arrive (at) [1]
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aestas
aestatis, f. - summer [1]
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ager
agri, m. - field [1]
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ago
agere, egi, actus - do, drive, discuss, live, spend (time) [1]
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alacer
alacris, alacre - lively, brisk, eager [1]
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Alesia
Alesiae, f. - Alesia (a place) [1]
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Alpes
Alpes, Alpium, f. pl., the Alps [1]
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amitto
amittere, amisi, amissus - lose, let go, send away [1]
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ancilla
ancillae, f. - slave woman [1]
264
animal
animalis, n. - animal, living being [1]
265
animus
animi, m. - courage, mind, soul, life [1]
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Antonius
Antonius (a person's name) [1]
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aperio
aperire, aperui, apertus - open, uncover, disclose, reveal, expose [1]
268
Apollo
Apollinis, m. - Apollo - the god of sun, song and prophecy [1]
269
ara
arae, f. - altar [1]
270
aranea
araneae, f. - spiderweb [1]
271
arena
arenae, f. - sand, arena, desert, shore, beach [1]
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arma
armorum, n.pl. - arms, weapons [1]
273
Atalanta
Atalantae, f. - Atalanta (a name) [1]
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Athena
Athenae, f. - Athena - the Greek goddess of wisdom [1]
275
athleta
athletae, m. - athlete [1]
276
augeo
augere, auxi, auctus - increase, strengthen [1]
277
aureus
aurea, aureum - golden, gold [1]
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aurum
auri, n. - gold [1]
279
autumnus
autumni, n. - autumn, fall [1]
280
barbarus
barbari, m. - foreigner, barbarian [1]
281
bene
- well, successfully [1]
282
bibo
bibere, bibi, ----- - drink [1]
283
brevis
breve - short, brief [1]
284
Caecilia
Caeciliae, f. - CaeciliaCaecilia [1]
285
calidus
calida, calidum - warm, hot [1]
286
Callisto
- CallistoCallisto [1]
287
camera
camerae, f. - room [1]
288
canto
cantare, cantavi, cantatus - sing [1]
289
Carthago
Carthaginis, f. - Carthage (a place) [1]
290
Catullus
Catulli, m. - CatullusCatullus [1]
291
ceno
cenare, cenavi, cenatus - dine, eat dinner [1]
292
Cerberus
Cerberi, m. - CerberusCerberus [1]
293
cervus
cervi, m. - deer [1]
294
ceteri
ceterae, cetera - the rest (of), the others [1]
295
circum
(+acc) - around [1]
296
coepi
coepisse, coeptus - begin [1]
297
Collatinus
Collatini, m. - CollatinusCollatinus [1]
298
collis
collis, m. - hill [1]
299
commoveo
commovere, commovi, commotus - disturb, alarm, upset, move thoroughly [1]
300
confirmo
confirmare, confirmavi, confirmatus - confirm, declare, encourage, strengthen, establish [1]
