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P (103-119 Flashcards

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paene (Adv.)

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fast

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palam (Adv.)

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bekannt, in aller Öffentlichkeit

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par, paris

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ebenbürtig, gleich

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parare, paro

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  1. (vor)bereiten, vorhaben

2. erwerben

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parcere, parco, peperci

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schonen, sparen

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parcus, a, um

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sparsam

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parens, parentis m./f.

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  1. Vater, Mutter

2. Pl. Eltern

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parére, pareo, parui

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gehorchen, sich richten nach

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parere, pario, peperi, partum

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zur Welt bringen, schaffen

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pariter (Adv.)

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ebenso, gleichzeitig

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pars, partis f.

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Teil, Seite, Richtung

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parum (Adv.)

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(zu) wenig

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parvus, a, um

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klein, gering

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passus, passus m.

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Schritt

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pater, patris m.

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Vater

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patére, pateo

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offen stehen, sich erstrecken

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pati, patior, passus sum

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(er)leiden, ertragen, zulassen

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patres (conscripti) Pl.

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Senatoren

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patria f.

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Heimat

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patrius, a, um

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heimisch, väterlich

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pauci, ae, a

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wenige

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paulatim (Adv.)

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allmählich

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paulo (Adv.)

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(um) ein wenig

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paulum (Adv.)

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ein wenig

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pauper, pauperis

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arm

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pax, pacis f.

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Frieden

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peccare, pecco

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einen Fehler machen, sündigen

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pectus, pectoris n.

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Brust, Herz

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pecunia f.

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Geld, Vermögen

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pecus, pecoris n.

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Vieh

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pellere, pello, pepuli, pulsum

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schlagen, vertreiben

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per

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durch, hindurch

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perdere, perdo, perdidi, perditum

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verlieren, verschwenden, zugrunde richten

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perferre, perfero, pertuli, perlatum

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(über)bringen, ertragen

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perficere, perficio, perfeci, perfectum

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erreichen, fertigstellen, vollenden

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pergere, pergo, perrexi

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aufbrechen, weitermachen,

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periculum n.

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Gefahr

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perire, pereo, perii, periturum

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umkommen, zugrunde gehen

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permittere, permitto, permisi, permissum

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erlauben, überlassen

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permovére, permoveo, permovi, permotum

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beunruhigen, veranlassen

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pernicies, perniciei f.

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Verderben, Vernichtung

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perpetuus, a, um

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dauerhaft, ewig

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persequi, persequor, persecutus sum

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verfolgen

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perspicere, perspicio, perspexi, perspectum

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erkennen, genau betrachten, sehen

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persuadére, persuadeo, persuasi, persuasum

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jmd. überreden (mit ut), überzeugen (mit AcI)

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perterrére, perterreo

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einschüchtern, sehr erschrecken

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pertinére, pertnieo

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betreffen, gehören (zu), sich erstrecken (bis)

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perturbare, perturbo

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in Verwirrung bringen

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pervenire, pervenio, perveni, perventum

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kommen zu/nach

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pes, pedis m.

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Fuss

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pessimus, a, um

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der schlimmste

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petere, peto, petivi, petitum

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(auf)suchen, (er)streben, bitten, verlangen

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pius, a, um

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fromm, gerecht, pflichtbewusst

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placére, placeo

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gefallen

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placet

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es gefällt, jmd. beschliesst

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placidus, a, um

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friedlich, ruhig, sanft

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57
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plebs, plebis f.

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(nicht adeliges, einfaches) Volk

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plenus, a, um

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voll (von/mit)

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plerique, pleraeque, pleraque

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die meisten, sehr viele

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plerumque (Adv.)

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meistens

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plures, plurium

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mehr(ere)

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plurimi, ae, a

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sehr viele

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plurimum (Adv.)

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am meisten, sehr viel

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plus, pluris

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mehr

65
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poena f.

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Strafe

66
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pollicéri, polliceor, pollicitus sum

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versprechen

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ponere, pono, posui, positum

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(auf)stellen, (hin)legen, setzen

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pons, pontis m.

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Brücke

69
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populus m.

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Volk

70
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porta f.

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Tor

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portare, porto

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bringen, tragen

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portus, portus m.

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Hafen

73
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poscere, posco, poposci

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fordern, verlangen

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positus, a, um

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gelegen (bei Ortsangaben)

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posse, possum, potui

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können

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possidére, possideo, possedi, possessum

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besitzen

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post

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  1. hinter, nach (mit Akk.)

2. dann, später (Adv.)

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postea (Adv.)

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nachher, später

79
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posteri, posterorum Pl.

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Nachkommen

80
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posterus, a, um

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folgend

81
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postquam

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nachdem, als

82
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postremo (Adv.)

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  1. kurz (gesagt)

2. schliesslich

83
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postremus, a, um

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der letzte

84
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postulare, postulo

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fordern

85
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potens, potentis

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mächtig, stark

86
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potentia f.

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Macht

87
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potestas, potestatis f.

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  1. (Amts-)Gewalt, Macht

2. Möglichkeit

88
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potior, potioris

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besser, wichtiger

89
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potius (Adv.)

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eher, lieber

90
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praebére, paebeo

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geben, hinhalten

91
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se praebére

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sich zeigen

92
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praeceps, praecipitis

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  1. steil

2. schnell, überstürzt

93
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praecipere, praecipio, praecepi, praeceptum

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(be)lehren, vorschreiben

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praeclarus, a, um

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grossartig

95
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praeda f.

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Beute

96
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praedicare, praedico

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behaupten

97
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praeesse, praesum, praefui

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an der Spitze stehen, leiten

98
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praeferre, praefero, praetuli, praelatum

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vorziehen

99
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praemittere, praemitto, praemisi, praemissum

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vorausschicken

100
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praemium n.

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Belohnung, Lohn

101
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praesens, praesentis

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anwesend, gegenwärtig

102
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praesertim (cum)

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besonders (da/weil)

103
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praesidium n.

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(Wach-)Posten, Schutztruppe

104
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praestare, praesto, praestiti

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  1. gewähren, leisten, zeigen

2. übertreffen

105
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praeter

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ausser

106
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praeterea (Adv.)

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ausserdem

107
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praeterire, praetereo, praeterii, praeteritum

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übergeben, vorbeigehen

108
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praetor, praetoris m.

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Prätor

109
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precari, precor

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bitten

110
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prehendere, prehendo, prehendi, prehensum

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ergreifen, nehmen

111
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premere, premo, pressi, pressum

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(unter)drücken, bedrängen

112
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pretium n.

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Preis, Wert, Geld

113
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prex, precis f.

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Bitte

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primo (Adv.)

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zuerst

115
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primum (Adv.)

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erstens, zuerst, zum ersten Mal

116
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primus, a, um

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der erste

117
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princeps, principis m.

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der Erste, der führende Mann

118
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prior, prioris

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der erste, der frühere

119
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pristinus, a, um

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früher

120
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prius (Adv.)

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früher, zuerst

121
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priusquam

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bevor, eher als

122
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privatus, a, um

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  1. persönlich, privat

2. Prvatperson

123
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pro

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  1. vor
  2. anstelle von, für
  3. entstprechend
124
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probare, probo

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beweisen, für gut befinden

125
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probus, a, um

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anständig, gut

126
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procedere, procedo, processi

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(vorwärts)gehen, vorrücken

127
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procul (Adv.)

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von fern, weit weg

128
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prodere, prodo, prodidi, proditum

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überliefern, verraten

129
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producere, produco, produxi, productum

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(vor)führen

130
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proelium n.

A

Kampf, Schlacht

131
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profecto (Adv.)

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sicherlich, tatsächlich

132
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proferre, profero, protuli, prolatum

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(hervor)holen, zur Sprache bringen

133
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proficisci, proficiscor, profectus sum

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(ab)reisen, aufbrechen

134
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progredi, progredior, progressus sum

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vorrücken, weitergehen

135
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prohibére, prohibeo

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abhalten (von), hindern (an)

136
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proinde (Adv.)

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also, daher

137
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promittere, promitto, promisi, promissum

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verprechen

138
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prope (Adv.)

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  1. nahe

2. beinahe

139
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properare, propero

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eilen, sich beeilen

140
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propinquus, a, um

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  1. nahe

2. Verwandter

141
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propius (Adv.)

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näher

142
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proponere, propono, proposui, propositum

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darlegen, in Aussicht stellen

143
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propter

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wegen

144
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prorsus (Adv.)

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überhaupt, völlig

145
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prospicere, prospicio, prospexi, prospectum

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schauen auf, sehen

146
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protinus (Adv.)

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sofort

147
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providére, provideo, providi, provisum

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  1. vorhersehen
  2. sorgen für
  3. dafür sorgen (dass)
148
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provincia f.

A

Provinz

149
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proximus, a, um

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der nächste

150
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publicus, a, um

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öffentlich, staatlich

151
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pudet, puduit

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es beschämt

152
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pudor, pudoris m.

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  1. Scham(gefühl)

2. Anstand

153
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puella f.

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Mädchen, Freundin

154
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puer, pueri m.

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Junge, Bub

155
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pugna f.

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Kampf

156
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pugnare, pugno

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kämpfen

157
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pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum

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schön

158
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putare, puto

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  1. glauben, meinen

2. halten für

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