Section 37-38 Flashcards by SARAH SANDS RICE

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*percontatio, -ionis

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(f.) enquiry

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mensura, -ae

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(m.) measurement, measuring

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longitudo, longitudinis

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(f.) length

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septingenti, -ae, -a

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(adj.) 700

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*septentrio, septentrionis

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(m., generally plural) North

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*objicio, objicere, objeci, objectus

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(3rd c.) to present to view, to oppose

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octingenti, -ae, -a

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(adj.) 800

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circuitus, -us

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(m.) circumference

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vicies

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(adv.) 20 times

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interior, -ius

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(comparative adj.) interior, inner

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incolo, incolere, incolui, ——-

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(3rd c.) to inhabit; to dwell

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nomen, nomenis

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(n.) name

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colo, colere, colui, cultus

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(3rd c.) to till; to cultivate

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infinitus, -a, -um

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(adj.) infinite, countless

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creberrimus, -a, -um

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(sup. adj.) very numerous, very frequent

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consimilis, -e

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(adj.) quite like [+ dative]

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pecus, -oris

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(n.) cattle

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talea, -ae

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(f.) a bar; a rod

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ferreus, -ea, -eum

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(adj.) made of iron

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pondus, ponderis

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(n.) a weight

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examino, -are, -avi, -atus

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(1st c.) to weigh

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nummus, -i

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(m.) money

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nascor, nasci, natus sum

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(3rd c. dep.) to be born; to be produced

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plumbum album

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(n.) tin

mediterraneus, -ea, -eum

(adj.) inland

copia, -ae

(f.) quantity, supply, plenty

importatus, -a, -um

(adj.) imported

fagus, -i

(f.) a beech tree

abies, abietis

(f.) a pine, a fir

lepus, -oris

(m.) a hare

galina, -ae

(f.) hen

anser, -eris

(m.) goose

gusto, -are, -avi, -atus

(1st c.) to taste

alo, alere, alui, alitus/altus

(3rd c.) to rear; to keep

voluptas, voluptatis

(f.) pleasure

animus, -i

(m.) mind, amusement

temperatior, -ius

(comparative adj.) more temperate, milder

remissus, -a, -um

(adj.) mild; not severe

frigus, frigoris

(n.) cold, coldness