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What is the Latin term for ‘burn, scorch, inflame, consume’?

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uritur

uritur is the perfect passive form of urere.

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What does ‘et’ mean in Latin?

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et means ‘and’.

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What is the meaning of ‘sterilem’?

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sterilem means ‘producing nothing, futile’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘hope, hope for’?

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sperando

sperando is derived from spero.

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What does ‘nutrit’ mean?

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nutrit means ‘feed, nourish; encourage, foster’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘love’?

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amorem

amorem is the accusative form of amor.

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What does ‘spectat’ mean?

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spectat means ‘look at, observe’.

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What is the meaning of ‘inornatos’?

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inornatos means ‘unadorned, plain’.

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What does ‘collo’ refer to?

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collo refers to ‘neck’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘hang, be suspended’?

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pendere

pendere is the infinitive form of pendeo.

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What does ‘capillos’ mean?

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capillos means ‘hair’.

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What does ‘quid’ mean?

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quid means ‘what?’.

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What is the meaning of ‘si’?

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si means ‘if’.

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What does ‘comantur’ mean?

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comantur means ‘make beautiful, adorn; do (hair)’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘he/she says’?

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ait.

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What does ‘videt’ mean?

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videt means ‘to see’.

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What is the meaning of ‘igne’?

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igne means ‘fire’.

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What does ‘micantes’ refer to?

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micantes refers to ‘dart, flicker, flash’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘star’?

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sideribus

sideribus is the plural form of sidus.

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What does ‘similes’ mean?

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similes means ‘similar’.

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What is the meaning of ‘oculos’?

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oculos means ‘eye’.

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What does ‘oscula’ mean?

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oscula means ‘kiss’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘who, which, that’?

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quae

quae is a relative pronoun.

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What does ‘non’ mean?

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non means ‘not’.

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What is the meaning of ‘est’?

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est means ‘to be’.

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What does ‘vidisse’ mean?

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vidisse means ‘to see’.

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What does ‘satis’ mean?

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satis means ‘enough’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘praise’?

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laudat

laudat is the third person singular form of laudo.

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What does ‘digitos-que’ refer to?

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digitos-que means ‘finger’.

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What is the meaning of ‘manus-que’?

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manus-que means ‘hand’.

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What does ‘bracchia-que’ mean?

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bracchia-que means ‘arm’.

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What does ‘nudos’ mean?

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nudos means ‘naked, nude’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘middle, centre’?

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media.

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34
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What does ‘plus parte’ mean?

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plus parte means ‘more than a part of’.

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What is the meaning of ‘lacertos’?

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lacertos means ‘arm’.

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36
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What does ‘qua’ mean?

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qua means ‘who, which, that’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘hide, lie hidden, be concealed’?

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latent

latent is the present active form of lateo.

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What does ‘meliora’ mean?

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meliora means ‘better’.

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What is the meaning of ‘putat’?

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putat means ‘believe, think’.

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What does ‘fugit’ mean?

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fugit means ‘flee’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘faster, swifter’?

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ocior.

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42
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What does ‘aura’ refer to?

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aura means ‘air, breeze’.

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What is the meaning of ‘illa’?

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illa means ‘that (one)’.

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44
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What does ‘levi’ mean?

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levi means ‘light’.

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45
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What is the Latin term for ‘and not, nor’?

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neque.

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46
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What does ‘ad’ mean in this context?

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ad means ‘in response to, at’.

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What is the meaning of ‘haec’?

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haec means ‘this’.

48
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What does ‘revocantis’ refer to?

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revocantis means ‘call back’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘word’?

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verba

verba is the plural form of verbum.

50
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What does ‘resistit’ mean?

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resistit means ‘halt, stop’.

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What is the meaning of ‘nympha’?

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nympha means ‘nymph’.

52
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What does ‘precor’ mean?

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precor means ‘to pray’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘descended from Peneus’?

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Penei.

54
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What does ‘mane’ mean?

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mane means ‘to remain’.

55
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What does ‘insequor’ mean?

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insequor means ‘to follow, pursue’.

56
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What is the meaning of ‘hostis’?

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hostis means ‘stranger, enemy’.

57
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What does ‘sic’ mean?

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sic means ‘thus, so’.

58
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What is the Latin term for ‘she-lamb, female lamb’?

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agna.

59
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What does ‘lupum’ mean?

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lupum means ‘wolf’.

60
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What is the meaning of ‘cerva’?

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cerva means ‘doe’.

61
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What does ‘leonem’ refer to?

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leonem means ‘lion’.

62
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What is the Latin term for ‘eagle’?

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aquilam.

63
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What does ‘penna’ mean?

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penna means ‘feather’.

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What is the meaning of ‘fugiunt’?

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fugiunt means ‘flee’.

65
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What does ‘trepidante’ refer to?

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trepidante means ‘tremble’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘dove’?

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columbae.

67
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What does ‘quaeque’ mean?

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quaeque means ‘whoever, whichever, each’.

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What is the meaning of ‘suos’?

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suos means ‘one’s own’.

69
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What does ‘amor’ mean?

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amor means ‘love’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘I’?

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mihi.

71
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What does ‘causa’ mean?

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causa means ‘cause, reason’.

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What does ‘sequendi’ refer to?

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sequendi means ‘to follow’.

73
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What is the meaning of ‘me’?

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me means ‘I’.

74
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What does ‘miserum’ mean?

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miserum means ‘unhappy, wretched’.

75
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What is the Latin term for ‘that… not’?

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ne.

76
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What does ‘prona’ mean?

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prona means ‘(leaning) forward, headlong’.

77
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What is the meaning of ‘cadas’?

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cadas means ‘fall’.

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What does ‘indigna-ve’ refer to?

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indigna-ve means ‘unworthy’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘injure, harm’?

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laedi.

80
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What does ‘crura’ mean?

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crura means ‘leg’.

81
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What is the meaning of ‘notent’?

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notent means ‘to note, mark; scar’.

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What does ‘sentes’ refer to?

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sentes means ‘briar, bramble’.

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What does ‘sim’ mean?

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sim means ‘to be’.

84
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What is the Latin term for ‘you’?

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tibi.

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What does ‘doloris’ mean?

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doloris means ‘grief, pain, sorrow’.

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What is the meaning of ‘aspera’?

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aspera means ‘rough; harsh, fierce’.

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What does ‘properas’ mean?

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properas means ‘hasten, rush’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘place’?

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loca.

89
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What does ‘sunt’ mean?

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sunt means ‘to be’.

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What is the meaning of ‘moderatius’?

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moderatius means ‘moderate’.

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What does ‘oro’ mean?

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oro means ‘ask, beg’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘fleeing, flight’?

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fugam-que.

93
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What does ‘inhibe’ mean?

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inhibe means ‘hold back, restrain’.

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What is the meaning of ‘insequar’?

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insequar means ‘follow’.

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What does ‘ipse’ mean?

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ipse means ‘self, oneself’.

96
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What is the Latin term for ‘who, which, that’?

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cui.

97
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What does ‘placeas’ mean?

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placeas means ‘to please’.

98
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What is the meaning of ‘inquire’?

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inquire means ‘to inquire into, investigate’.

99
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What does ‘tamen’ mean?

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tamen means ‘nevertheless’.

100
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What is the Latin term for ‘inhabitant’?

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incola.

101
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What does ‘montis’ mean?

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montis means ‘mountain’.

102
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What does ‘ego’ mean?

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ego means ‘I’.

103
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What is the meaning of ‘sum’?

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sum means ‘to be’.

104
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What does ‘pastor’ mean?

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pastor means ‘shepherd, protector’.

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What does ‘hic’ mean?

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hic means ‘this’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘herd’?

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armenta.

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What does ‘greges-que’ mean?

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greges-que means ‘flock’.

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What is the meaning of ‘horridus’?

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horridus means ‘rough, wild, horrible’.

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What does ‘observo’ mean?

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observo means ‘observe, watch over, guard’.

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What does ‘nescis’ mean?

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nescis means ‘to not know’.

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What is the Latin term for ‘rash’?

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temeraria.

112
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What does ‘quem’ mean?

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quem means ‘who, which, that’.

113
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What is the meaning of ‘fugias’?

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fugias means ‘to flee’.

114
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What does ‘ideo-que’ mean?

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ideo-que means ‘for this reason, therefore’.

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What does ‘fugis’ mean?

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fugis means ‘to flee’.

116
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What is the Latin term for ‘earth, land’?

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tellus.

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