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sacerdos sacerdotis, m and f

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priest, priestess

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sacra sacrorum, n

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sacred things

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saeculum saeculi, n

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generation, century, age

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saepe indeclinable

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often

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saevus saeva, saevum

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savage, cruel

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sagitta sagittae, f

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arrow

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saltus saltus, m

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pass

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salus salutis, f

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health, safety, greeting

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saluti esse + dat

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bring safety to

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saluto salutare, salutavi, salutatus

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greet, salute

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salvus salva, salvum

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safe

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sanctus sancta, sanctum

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holy

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sanguis sanguinis, m

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blood

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sano sanare, sanavi, sanatus

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cure, heal

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sanus sana, sanum

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healthy, sane

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sapiens sapientis

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wise, sensible

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sapientia sapientiae, f

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wisdom, good sense

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sata satorum, n pl

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crops

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satis indeclinable

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enough

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saucius saucia, saucium

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wounded

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sceleratus scelerata, sceleratum

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wicked

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scelus sceleris, n

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crime, wickedness

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sceptrum sceptri, n

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sceptre, rule, realm

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scilicet indeclinable

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presumably, of course

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scio scire, scivi, scitus
know
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scopulus scopuli, m
rock
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scribo scribere, scripsi, scriptus
write
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scutum scuti, n
shield
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se sui
himself, herself, itself, themselves
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seco secare, secavi, secatus
cut
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secundus secunda, secundum
following, next, second, favourable
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sed indeclinable
but
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seges segitis, f
corn, crop
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sedes sedis, f
seat, temple, home, place, residence
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segnis segne
slow, reluctant
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semel indeclinable
once
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semen seminis, n
seed
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semianimis semianime
half-alive
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semper indeclinable
always
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senator senatoris, m
senator
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senatus senatus, m
senate
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senex senis, m
old man
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sententia sententiae, f
opinion, judgement, sentence
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sentio sentire, sensi, sensus
feel, notice, hear, judge
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sepelio sepelire, sepelivi, sepultus
bury
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sepulcrum sepulcri, n
tomb
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sequor sequi, secutus sum
follow, pursue, attend
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serenus serena, serenum
clear, bright
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sero indeclinable
late
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sero serere, sevi, satus
sow (seed)
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serpo serpere, serpsi
creep, crawl
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servo servare, servavi, servatus
save, protect, keep
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servio servire, servivi, servitus + dat
serve, am a slave
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servitus servitutis, f
slavery
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servus servi, m
slave
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serus sera, serum
late
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si indeclinable
if
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sic indeclinable
thus, in this way
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siccus sicca, siccum
dry
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sicut indeclinable
just as, like, as, as if
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sidus sideris, n
star
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signum signi, n
sign, signal, standard
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silentium silentii, n
silence
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sileo silere, silui
be silent, be still
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silex silicis, f
flint, hard rock
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silva silvae, f
wood, forest
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similis simile
similar, like
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simul indeclinable
at the same time, together
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simulac, (simulatque) indeclinable
as soon as
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simulacrum simulacri, n
image, statue, ghost
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simulo simulare, simulavi, simulatus
imitate, pretend
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sin indeclinable
but if
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sine + abl
without
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singularis singularis
remarkable
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singuli singulae, singula
every single, individual
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sinister sinistra, sinistrum
left, on the left, unfavourable
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sinistra sinistrae, f
left hand, left side
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sino sinere, sivi, situs
allow, permit
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sinus sinus, n
curve, bay, lap
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si quis si quae, si quid
if anyone, if anything
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sisto sistere, stiti, status
stop
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sitis sitis, f
thirst
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sive, seu indeclinable
or if, whether
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societas societatis, f
alliance
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socius socii, m
ally, comrade, companion
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sol solis, m
sun, sunlight
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solacium solacii, n
comfort
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soleo solere, solitus sum
be accustomed
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sollertia sollertiae, f
skill, ingenuity
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sollicito sollicitare, sollicitavi, sollicitatus
agitate, trouble, excite
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sollicitudo sollicitudinis, f
anxiety
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sollicitus sollicita, sollicitum
worried
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solor solari, solatus sum
console
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solum indeclinable
only
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solum soli, n
ground, soil
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solus sola, solum
alone, only, alone
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solvo solvere, solvi, solutus
loose, pay, break up
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navem solvo
set sail
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somnium somnii, n
dream
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somnus somni, m
sleep
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sonitus sonitus, m
sound
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sonus soni, m
noise, sound
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sopor soporis, m
sleep
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sordidus sordida, sordidum
dirty, low
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soror sororis, f
sister
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sors sortis, f
lot, fate
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spargo spargere, sparsi, sparsus
scatter, spread
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spatium spatii, n
interval, space, distance
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species speciei, f
look, appearance
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spectaculum spectaculi, n
sight
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specto spectare, spectavi, spectatus
look at, watch
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sperno spernere, sprevi, spretus
despise, reject, scorn
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spero sperare, speravi, speratus
hope, expect
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spes spei, f
hope
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spiritus spiritus, m
breath, spirit
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spolio spoliare, spoliavi, spoliatus
despoil
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spolium spolii, n
booty, spoil(s)
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sponte indeclinable
of one's own accord
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statim indeclinable
at once, immediately
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statio stationis, f
position, post
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statuo statuere, statui, statutus
fix, determine, decide, arrange
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stella stellae, f
star
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sterno sternere, stravi, stratus
lay low, spread
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stipendium stipendii, n
pay, tax, military service
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sto stare, steti
stand, stand firm
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stomachus stomachi, m
stomach, anger
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stringo stringere, strinxi, strictus
draw (sword)
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studeo studere, studui + dat
am keen on, study
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studiosus studiosa, stuiosum
eager, keen, enthusiastic
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studium studii, n
eagerness, study, devotion, enthusiasm
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stultitia stultitiae, f
foolishness, stupidity
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stultus stulta, stultum
stupid, foolish
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stupeo stupere, stupui
am amazed
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stuprum stupri, n
disgrace, dishonour
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suadeo suadere, suasi, suasus + dat
urge
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suavis suave
smooth
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sub + abl or + acc
under, beneath; up to
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subeo subire, subii, subitus
go under, go up to
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subito indeclinable
suddenly
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subitus subita, subitum
sudden
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sublimis sublime
high, lofty
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subsidium subsidii, n
help, reserves
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subvenio subvenire, subveni, subventus + dat
come to help
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succurro succurrere, succurri, succursus + dat
come to help of, aid
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suesco suescere, suevi, suetus
be accustomed to
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sum esse, fui
be
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summa summae, f
sum, main point
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summus summa, summum
highest, greatest, top (of)
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sumo sumere, sumpsi, sumptus
take, take up
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superbia superbiae, f
arrogance
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superbus superba, superbum
arrogant
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superi superorum, m pl
the gods
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supero superare, superavi, superatus
overcome, overpower
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supersum superesse, superfui
be left, remain, survive
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superus supera, superum
upper, higher, above
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suppedito suppeditare, suppeditavi, suppeditatus
supply
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supplex supplicis, c
suppliant
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supplicium supplicii, n
punishment
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supra indeclinable + acc
above, beyond
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surgo surgere, surrexi , surrectus
get up, stand up, rise
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suscipio suscipere, suscepi, susceptus
take up, undertake, begin, bear
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suspicor suspicari, suspicatus sum
mistrust, suspect
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suus sua, suum
his (own), her (own), its (own), their (own)
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sui suorum
his men