Unit 21 Flashcards by Patrick O'Connor

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conor, conari, -, conatus sum

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(+ inf.) to try; to strive

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exspecto, expectare, expectavi, expectatus

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to look for; to wait for

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lacrimor, lacrimari, -, lacrimatus sum

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to weep

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laetor, laetari, -, laetatus sum

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to rejoice; to be glad

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collaetor, collaetari, -, collaetatus sum

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to rejoice together

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miseror, miserari, -, miseratus sum

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to bewail, to pity

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solor, solari, -, solatus sum

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to console; to comfort

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consolor, consolari, -, consolatus sum

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to console; to comfort

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consolo; consolare; consolavi; consolatus

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to console; to comfort

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amplector, amplecti, -, amplexus sum

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to embrace

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fungor; fungi, -, functus sum

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(+ abl) to perform

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nosco, noscere, novi, notus

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to get acquainted with; to get to know

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agnosco, agnoscere, agnovi, agnitus

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to know; to recognize; to acknowlede

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cognosco; cognoscere; cognovi; cognitus

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to get acquainted with; to get to know

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praenosco, praenoscere, praenovi, praenotus

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to know beforehand; to foreknow

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gradior, gradi, -, gressus sum

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to walk; to step

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aggredior, aggredi, -, aggressus sum

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to approach

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egredior, egredi, -. egressus sum

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to come out; to go out

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ingredior. ingredi, -, ingressus sum

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to walk along; to come in

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regredior, regredi, -, regressus sum

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to go back; to return

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tango, tengere, tetigi, tactus

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to touch

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sepelio, sepelire, sepelivi (sepelii), sepultus

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to bury

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vestio, vestire, vestivi (vestii), vestitus

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to clothe

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caelicola, caelicolae (m)

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heaven-dweller

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corona, coronae (f.)

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wreath, crown

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semita, semitae (f.)

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path

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substantia, substantiae (f.)

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nature, substance

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ovis, ovis, ovium (f.)

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sheep

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affectus, affectus (m.)

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devotion, affection; sense

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conspectus, conspectus

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sight, presence

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fletus, fletus (m.)

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weeping

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assiduus, -a, -um

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constant, unceasing

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liber, libera, liberum

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free

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senex (gen. senis)

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old; old man

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neque (nec)

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and not, nor

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neque (nec)…neque (nec

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neither…nor

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quattour

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four

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septem

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seven

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(+ inf.) to try; to strive

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conor, conari, -, conatus sum

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to look for; to wait for

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exspecto, expectare, expectavi, expectatus

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to weep

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lacrimor, lacrimari, -, lacrimatus sum

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to rejoice; to be glad

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laetor, laetari, -, laetatus sum

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to rejoice together

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collaetor, collaetari, -, collaetatus sum

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to bewail, to pity

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miseror, miserari, -, miseratus sum

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to console; to comfort

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solor, solari, -, solatus sum

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to console; to comfort

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consolor, consolari, -, consolatus sum

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to console; to comfort

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consolo; consolare; consolavi; consolatus

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to embrace

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amplector, amplecti, -, amplexus sum

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(+ abl) to perform

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fungor; fungi, -, functus sum

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to get acquainted with; to get to know

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nosco, noscere, novi, notus

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to know; to recognize; to acknowlede

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agnosco, agnoscere, agnovi, agnitus

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to get acquainted with; to get to know

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cognosco; cognoscere; cognovi; cognitus

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to know beforehand; to foreknow

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praenosco, praenoscere, praenovi, praenotus

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to walk; to step

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gradior, gradi, -, gressus sum

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to approach

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aggredior, aggredi, -, aggressus sum

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to come out; to go out

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egredior, egredi, -. egressus sum

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to walk along; to come in

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ingredior. ingredi, -, ingressus sum

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to go back; to return

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regredior, regredi, -, regressus sum

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to touch

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tango, tengere, tetigi, tactus

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to bury

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sepelio, sepelire, sepelivi (sepelii), sepultus

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to clothe

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vestio, vestire, vestivi (vestii), vestitus

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heaven-dweller

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caelicola, caelicolae (m)

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wreath, crown

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corona, coronae (f.)

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path

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semita, semitae (f.)

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nature, substance

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substantia, substantiae (f.)

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sheep

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ovis, ovis, ovium (f.)

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devotion, affection; sense

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affectus, affectus (m.)

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sight, presence

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conspectus, conspectus

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weeping

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fletus, fletus (m.)

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constant, unceasing

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assiduus, -a, -um

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free

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liber, libera, liberum

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old; old man

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senex (gen. senis)

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and not, nor

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neque (nec)

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neither…nor

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neque (nec)…neque (nec

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four

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quattour

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seven

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septem