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pabulor pabulari, pabulatus sum

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forage

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pabulum pabuli, n

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fodder, food

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pactum pacti, n

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agreement, contract

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paene indeclinable

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almost, nearly

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pagus pagi, m

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village

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palam indeclinable

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openly

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pallor palloris, m

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paleness

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palma palmae, f

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palm, hand

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palus paludis, f

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marsh

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pando pandere, pandi, pansus

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spread out, open

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panis panis, m

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bread

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par paris

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equal, similar

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parco parcere, peperci + dat

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spare

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parens parentis, m and f

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parent; (pl) relations

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pareo parere, parui + dat

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obey

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pario parere, peperi, partus

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win, acquire, gain, secure

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pariter indeclinable

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equally, together

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paro parare, paravi, paratus

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prepare, provide

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pars partis, f

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part, some, direction

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partim indeclinable

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partly

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partus partus, m

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birth

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parumper indeclinable

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for a short time

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parvus parva, parvum

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small

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pascor pasci, pastus sum

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feed on

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passim indeclinable

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in all directions, far and wide, everywhere

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passus passus, m

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pace

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mille passus

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mile

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pastor pastoris, m

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shepherd

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patefacio patefacere, patefeci, patefactus

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open up, reveal

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pateo patere, patui

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lie open, be exposed

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pater patris, m

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father

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paternus paterna, paternum

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paternal

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patior pati, passus sum

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suffer, endure, allow

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34
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patres conscripti patrium conscriptorum, m

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senators

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35
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patria patriae, f

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homeland, native land

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36
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patrius patria, patrium

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of one’s father, paternal, hereditary

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patronus patroni, m

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defender, advocate, patron

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38
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pauci paucae, pauca

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few, a few

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39
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paulatim indeclinable

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gradually, little by little

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paulisper indeclinable

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for a short time

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paulum, paulo indeclinable

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a little, somewhat

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42
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pauper pauperis

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poor

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43
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paveo pavere, pavi

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be afraid

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pavidus pavida, pavidum

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fearful

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pavor pavoris, m

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terror, panic

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46
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pax pacis, f

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peace

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47
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pecco peccare, peccavi, peccatus

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do wrong

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48
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pectus pectoris, n

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chest, breast

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49
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pecudes pecudum, f pl

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cattle, flocks

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pecunia pecuniae, f

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money

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51
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pecus pecoris, n

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herd, flock

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52
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pedes peditis, m

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infantry

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53
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pelagus pelagi, n

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sea

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54
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pello pellere, pepuli, pulsus

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push, drive, rout

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55
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penates penatium, m pl

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household gods, house

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56
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pendeo pendere, pependi

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hang

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57
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penna pennae, f

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feather, wing

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58
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per + acc

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through, throughout, along

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percutio percutere, percussi, percussus

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strike, beat, shock

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perdo perdere, perdidi, perditus

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destroy, lose

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peregrinatio peregrinationis, f

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travels

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pereo perire, perii

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die, perish, be ruined

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perficio perficere, perfeci, perfectus

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bring about, complete, perfect

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perfidus perfida, perfidum

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treacherous

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65
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periculum periculi, n

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danger

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66
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peritus perita, peritum + gen or abl

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skilled (in)

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67
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periurus periura, periurum

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false, lying

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permitto permittere, permisi, permissus

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hand over, entrust, permit, allow

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pernicies perniciei, f

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destruction, ruin

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70
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perpetuus perpetua, perpetuum

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continual

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perspicuus perspicua, perspicuum

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clear, evident

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72
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persuadeo persuadere, persuasi + dat

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persuade, convince

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73
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perterritus perterrita, perterritum

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very frightened

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74
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pervenio pervenire, perveni

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reach, arrive

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75
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pervius pervia, pervium

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passable

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76
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pes pedis, m

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foot

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77
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pestis pestis, f

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plague, sickness

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peto petere, petivi, petitus

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seek, ask for, make for, attack

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pietas pietatis, f

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piety, goodness, duty

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80
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piger pigra, pigrum

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lazy

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81
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piget pigere, piguit

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it causes regret

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82
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pilum pili, n

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javelin, spear

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83
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pingo pingere, pinxi, pictus

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paint, depict

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84
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piscis piscis, m

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fish

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85
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pius pia, pium

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good, dutiful, pious

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86
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placet placere, placuit + dat

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it pleases, suits, it is resolved

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87
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placidus placida, placidum

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calm

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placo placare, placavi, placatus

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placate, calm

89
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planus plana, planum

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level, clear

90
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plaustrum plaustri, n

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cart

91
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plebs plebis, f

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the people, common people

92
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plenus plena, plenum

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full, filled

93
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plerique pleraeque, pleraque

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most, the majority, very many

94
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pluo pluere, plui

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rain

95
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pluvialis pluviale

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rainy

96
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poculum poculi, n

A

cup

97
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poena poenae, f

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punishment, penalty

98
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poenas do

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pay the penalty, am punished

99
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polliceor polliceri, pollicitus sum

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promise

100
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polus poli, m

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sky

101
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pomum pomi, n

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fruit

102
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pondus ponderis, n

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weight

103
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pono ponere, posui, positus

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put, place, set up (camp)

104
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pons pontis, m

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bridge

105
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pontifex pontificis, m

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high priest

106
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pontus ponti, m

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sea

107
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populor populari, populatus sum

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lay waste, devastate, destroy

108
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populus populi, m

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people, nation

109
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porrigo porrigere, porrexi, porrectus

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stretch out

110
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porro indeclinable

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forward, moreover

111
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porta portae, f

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gate

112
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porticus porticus, m

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colonnade, portico

113
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porto portare, portavi, portatus

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carry, bear, take

114
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portus portus, m

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harbour, port

115
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posco poscere, poposci

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demand, ask for

116
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possideo possidere, possedi, possessus

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possess

117
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possum posse, potui

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can, be able

118
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post + acc

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behind, after

119
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post indeclinable

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afterwards, next

120
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postea indeclinable

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afterwards, then

121
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posterus postera, posterum

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next, later

122
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postquam indeclinable

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after, when

123
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postremus postrema, postremum

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last

124
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postridie indeclinable

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on the next day

125
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postulo postulare, postulavi, postulatus

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demand, ask

126
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potens potentis

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powerful

127
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potentia potentiae, f

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power, force, strength

128
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potestas potestatis, f

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power, authority, opportunity

129
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potior potiri, potitus sum + gen or abl

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seize, get possession of

130
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potissimum indeclinable

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especially

131
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potius (quam) indeclinable

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rather, more (than)

132
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poto potare, potavi, potatus/potus

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drink

133
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praebeo praebere, praebui, praebitus

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provide, give, show, offer

134
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praeceps praecipitis

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headlong, steep

135
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praeceptum praecepti, n

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rule

136
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praecipio praecipere, praecepi, praeceptus + dat

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instruct

137
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praecipito praecipitare, praecipitavi, praecipitatus

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throw down

138
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praecipuus praecipua, praecipuum

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special, extraordinary

139
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praeda praedae, f

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booty, plunder

140
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praedico praedicare, praedicavi, praedicatus

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proclaim, declare

141
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praedo praedonis, m

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pirate, robber

142
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praemium praemii, n

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prize, reward

143
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praefectus praefecti, m

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commander, officer, prefect

144
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praeficio praeficere, praefeci, praefectus

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put in charge of

145
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praesagium praesagii, n

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foreboding

146
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praesertim indeclinable

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especially

147
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praesidium praesidii, n

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protection, garrison, fortification, bodyguard

148
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praesidio esse + dat

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protect

149
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praesum praeesse, praefui + dat

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be in charge of

150
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praeter + acc

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beyond, except, besides

151
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praeterea indeclinable

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besides, moreover, in addition

152
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praetereo praeterire, praeterii, praeteritus

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pass, go by

153
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praetor praetoris, m

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praetor (acted as judge or governor)

154
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praetorium praetorii, n

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general’s tent, headquarters

155
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prandium prandii, n

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lunch

156
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pratum prati, n

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meadow

157
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pravus prava, pravum

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wicked

158
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preces precum, f.pl

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prayers

159
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precor precari, precatus sum

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pray, pray to, beg

160
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premo premere, pressi, pressus

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press, squeeze, overcome

161
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prendo prendere, prendi, prensus

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get hold of, seize

162
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pretium pretii, n

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price, value

163
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primus prima, primum

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first, chief

164
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princeps principis, m

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emperor, chief, chieftain

165
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principium principii, n

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beginning

166
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principia principiorum, n.pl

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headquarters

167
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prior prioris

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previous, former

168
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priscus prisca, priscum

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ancient

169
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pristinus pristina, pristinum

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original, previous, former

170
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prius indeclinable

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before, previously, earlier, first

171
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priusquam indeclinable

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before, until

172
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privatim indeclinable

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privately

173
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pro + abl

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in front of, for, on behalf of, in return for

174
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probo probare, probavi, probatus

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test, approve of

175
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probrum probri, n

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abuse, shameful action

176
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probus proba, probum

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proper, excellent, virtuous

177
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procedo procedere, processi

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advance, proceed

178
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procer proceris, m

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chief

179
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procul indeclinable

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far away, distant

180
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proditio proditionis, f

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betrayal

181
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prodo prodere, prodidi, proditus

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betray, surrender

182
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proelior proeliari, proeliatus sum

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fight

183
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proelium proelii, n

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battle

184
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profecto indeclinable

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certainly

185
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proficiscor proficisci, profectus sum

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set out, depart

186
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profugus profugi, m

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fugitive

187
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progenies progeniei, f

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offspring

188
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progredior progredi, progressus sum

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advance, proceed

189
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prohibeo prohibere, prohibui, prohibitus

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prevent, restrain

190
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proinde indeclinable

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therefore

191
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proles prolis, f

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offspring

192
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promitto promittere, promisi, promissus

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promise

193
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prope + acc

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near

194
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propere indeclinable

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quickly

195
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propero properare, properavi, properatus

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hurry

196
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proprius propria, proprium

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one’s own

197
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propter + acc

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on account of, because of

198
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propterea indeclinable

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therefore, for this reason

199
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prora prorae, f

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prow, ship

200
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prosilio prosilire, prosilui

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jump out, spring forward

201
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prosum prodesse, profui

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be of use, benefit

202
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protinus indeclinable

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immediately, straightaway

203
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providus provida, providum

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prophetic, provident

204
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provincia provinciae, f

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province

205
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proximus proxima, proximum

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nearest, next, last

206
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prudens prudentis

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prudent, sensible

207
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pubesco pubescere, pubui

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mature

208
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publicus publica, publicum

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public, common

209
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pudet

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it shames

210
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pudor pudoris, m

A

shame, modesty, honour, disgrace

211
Q

puella puellae, f

A

girl

212
Q

puer pueri, m

A

boy

213
Q

pugna pugnae, f

A

fight, battle

214
Q

pulvis pulveris, m

A

dust

215
Q

pugno pugnare, pugnavi

A

fight

216
Q

punio punire, punivi, punitus

A

punish

217
Q

puppis puppis, f

A

ship

218
Q

puto putare, putavi, putatus

A

think, consider, reckon

A2 Vocab (16 decks)

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