Passus through posco Flashcards by Max Sminkey

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passus

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-us, m.; pace

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pateo

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-ere, patui; to extend, be open

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pater

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-tris, m.; father

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patior

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pati, passus sum; to allow, permit, suffer

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pauci

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-ae, -a; few

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paulatim (adv.)

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little by litle

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paulisper (adv.)

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for a little while

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paulum (adv.)

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a little

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pax

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pacis, f.; peace

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pecunia

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-ae, f.; money

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pecus

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-oris, n.; cattle

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pedes

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-itis, m.; foot-soldier, (pl.) infantry

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pello

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-ere, pepuli, pulsus; to drive, rout

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pendo

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-ere, pependi, pensus; to pay, weigh

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per

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(prep. +acc); through

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pereo

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-ire, perii, periturus; to perish

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perficio

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-ere, -feci, -fectus; to accomplish, perfect

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perfidia

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-ae, f.; treachery

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periculum

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-i, n; danger

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peritus

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-a, -um; skilled, experienced

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permitto

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-ere, -misi, -missus; to intrust, permit

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perpetuus

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-a, -um; continuous, lasting

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perspicio

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-ere, -spexi, -spectus; to perceive, see through, see (clearly)

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persuadeo

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-ere, -suasi, -suasurus; to persuade

pertineo

-ere, -tinui; to pertain, extend

perturbo

-are, -avi, -atus; to confuse, disturb

pes

pedis, m.; foot

peto

-ere, -ivi (-ii), -itus; to seek, beg

pilum

-i, n.; javelin

placeo

-ere, -ui, -iturus; to please

planities

-ei, f.; plain

plebs

plebis, f.; the plebs, the common people

Compounds of -pleo, -plere, -plevi, -pletus

to fill

plerique

-aeque, -aque; most

plerumque (adv.)

generally, usually

poena

-ae, f.; penalty, punishment

polliceor

-eri, pollicitus sum; to promise

pono

-ere, posui, positus; to put, place

pons

pontis, m.; bridge

populor

-ari, -atus sum; to devastate

populus

-i, m.; people, nation

porta

-ae, f.; gate

porto

-are, -avi, -atus; to carry

portus

-us, m.; harbor

posco

-ere, poposci, to demand