Ulysses #1 Flashcards by Natalie S

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incola, ae (m)

A

resident

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insidiae, arum

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ambush, plot

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mora, ae

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delay

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natura, ae

A

nature

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patria, ae

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native land

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poeta, ae

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poet

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prudentia, ae

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prudence

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bellum, i

A

war

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dolus, i

A

trick

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gaudium, ii

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joy

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hospitium, i

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hospitality/ lodging

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remus

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oar

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tergum, i

A

back

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vesper, vesperi

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evening

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vicus, i

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village

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cupiditas, tatis

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ambition

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domus, us

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house

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opus, eris

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work

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profection, tionis

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departure

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virtus, utis

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virtue

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curus, us

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a race

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passus, us

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pace

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port, us

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port/ harbor

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formosus, a, um

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finely-formed

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idoneus, a, um

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proper

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nonnullus, a, um

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some/ (pl.) several

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oblitus, a, um

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forgetful

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conor, conari, conatus sum

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to try

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excogito, are, avi, atus

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to invent

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ardeo, ere, arsi, arsum

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to be on fire/ burn

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doceo, ere, ui, ctus

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to teach

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maneo, ere, mansi

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to stay

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obsideo, ere, sedi, sessum

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to besiege

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vereor, eri, itus

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to fear/ respect

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consisto, ere, stiti, stitum

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to depend on/ exist

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contendo, ere, i, tus

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to stretch

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defero, ferre, tuli, latum

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to offer

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expono, ere, sui, situm

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to explain

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tollo, tolle, sustuli, sublatum

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to lift/ remove

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veho, ere, vexi, vectum

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to carry

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reperio, ire, repperi, repertum

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to discover

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satis constat

A

it is generally agreed

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*3 special verbs that take the dative

A

persuadere, resistere, imperare