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Cítius, Áltius, Fórtius

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Faster, Higher, Stronger

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alienus -a -um

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foreign, alien, strage, unfavorable

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angustus -a -um

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narrow, confined

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beatus -a -um

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blessed

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dúbius -a -um

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doubtful

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durus -a -um

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hard (not soft)

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pius -a -um

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pious, dutiful

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verus -a -um

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true

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citus -a -um

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rapid, quick

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clarus -a -um

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clear, bright, gleaming

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rústicus -a -um

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country (adj.), rural, unsophisticated, rustic

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Faster, Higher, Stronger

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Cítius, Áltius, Fórtius

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foreign, alien, strage, unfavorable

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alienus -a -um

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narrow, confined

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angustus -a -um

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blessed

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beatus -a -um

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doubtful

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dúbius -a -um

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hard (not soft)

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durus -a -um

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pious, dutiful

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pius -a -um

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true

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verus -a -um

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rapid, quick

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citus -a -um

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clear, bright, gleaming

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clarus -a -um

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country (adj.), rural, unsophisticated, rustic

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rústicus -a -um

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Novus ordo seclorum

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New order of the ages

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agrestis -e

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boorish, crude

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civilis -e

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civil, of a citizen

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communis -e

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common

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crudelis -e

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cruel

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húmilis -e

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humble

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inanis -e

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vain, inane

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lenis -e

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mild, gentle

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mollis -e

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soft, yielding

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sublimis -e

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sublime, elevated

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tristis -e

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sad

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quam (adv.)

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than, as possible

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New order of the ages

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Novus ordo seclorum

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boorish, crude

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agrestis -e

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civil, of a citizen

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civilis -e

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common

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communis -e

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cruel

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crudelis -e

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humble

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húmilis -e

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vain, inane

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inanis -e

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mild, gentle

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lenis -e

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soft, yielding

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mollis -e

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sublime, elevated

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sublimis -e

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sad

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tristis -e

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than, as possible

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quam (adv.)

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ovum -i n.

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egg

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perículum -i n.

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danger

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princípium -i n.

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beginning, origin

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vinculum -i n.

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chain, bond

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astrum -i n.

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heavenly body, heavens

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castellum -i n.

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fort

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exílium -i n.

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exile

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fatum -i n.

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destiny, fate

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inítium -i n.

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starting point

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pábulum -i n.

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fodder, nourishment

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praesidium -i n.

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preside

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prétium -i n.

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price

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spátium -i n.

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space, interval

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vestígium -i n.

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trace, footprint

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ne (adv. w/ subjunctive verbs)

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not

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aedifícium -i n.

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building

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antrum -i n.

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cave

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letum -i n.

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death

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mandatum -i n.

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commandment, order

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ótium -i n.

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ease, leisure

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sepulchrum -i n.

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tomb

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theatrum -i n.

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theater

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tríduum -i n.

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three days

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votum -i n.

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vow, prayer

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aer -is m.

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the air

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comes -itis m.

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companion

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flos -is m.

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flower

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grex gregis m.

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herd, flock

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hiems híemis f.

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winter

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júvenis -is m./f.

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young person

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lapis -idis m.

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stone

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obses -idis m.

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hostage

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plebs plebis f.

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common people, plebeians

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uxor -oris f.

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wife

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ut (conj.)

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in order that, so that

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aequor -oris n.

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smooth surface, sea

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certamen -inis n.

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struggle, contest

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crus cruris n.

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leg

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latus -eris n.

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side, flank

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litus -oris n.

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shore, coast

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munus -eris n.

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office, duty

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vitium -i n.

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vice, blemish

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egg

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ovum -i n.

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danger

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perículum -i n.

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beginning, origin

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princípium -i n.

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chain, bond

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vinculum -i n.

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heavenly body, heavens

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astrum -i n.

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fort

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castellum -i n.

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exile

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exílium -i n.

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destiny, fate

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fatum -i n.

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starting point

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inítium -i n.

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fodder, nourishment

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pábulum -i n.

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preside

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praesidium -i n.

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price

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prétium -i n.

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space, interval

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spátium -i n.

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trace, footprint

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vestígium -i n.

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not

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ne (adv. w/ subjunctive verbs)

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building

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aedifícium -i n.

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cave

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antrum -i n.

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death

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letum -i n.

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commandment, order

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mandatum -i n.

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ease, leisure

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ótium -i n.

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tomb

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sepulchrum -i n.

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theater

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theatrum -i n.

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three days

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tríduum -i n.

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vow, prayer

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votum -i n.

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the air

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aer -is m.

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companion

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comes -itis m.

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flower

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flos -is m.

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herd, flock

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grex gregis m.

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winter

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hiems híemis f.

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young person

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júvenis -is m./f.

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stone

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lapis -idis m.

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hostage

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obses -idis m.

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common people, plebeians

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plebs plebis f.

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wife

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uxor -oris f.

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in order that, so that

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ut (conj.)

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smooth surface, sea

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aequor -oris n.

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struggle, contest

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certamen -inis n.

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leg

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crus cruris n.

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side, flank

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latus -eris n.

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shore, coast

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litus -oris n.

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office, duty

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munus -eris n.

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vice, blemish

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vitium -i n.

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os oris n.

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mouth

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os ossis n.

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bone

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rus ruris n.

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countryside

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scelus -eris n.

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crime, evil deed

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avis avis f.

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bird

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fames famis f.

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hunger, starvation

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fons fontis m.

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fountain, spring, source

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ignis ignis m.

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fire

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imber imbris m.

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rain

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nix nivis f.

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snow

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nox noctis f.

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night

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nubes nubis f.

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cloud

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ovis ovis f.

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sheep

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vestis vestis f.

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clothes

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ne (conj.)

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lest, so that … not

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occasus -ūs m.

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falling, misfortune

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usus -ūs m.

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use, experience

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éxitus -ūs m.

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end, outcome, exit

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currus -ūs m.

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chariot, cart, wagon

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vultus -ūs m.

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countenance, expression

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cursus -ūs m.

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course, running

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equitatus -ūs m.

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cavalry

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arcus -ūs m.

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bow

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impetus -ūs m.

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attack

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passus -ūs m.

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step, pace

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mouth

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os oris n.

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bone

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os ossis n.

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countryside

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rus ruris n.

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crime, evil deed

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scelus -eris n.

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bird

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avis avis f.

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hunger, starvation

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fames famis f.

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fountain, spring, source

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fons fontis m.

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fire

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ignis ignis m.

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rain

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imber imbris m.

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snow

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nix nivis f.

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night

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nox noctis f.

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cloud

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nubes nubis f.

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sheep

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ovis ovis f.

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clothes

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vestis vestis f.

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lest, so that … not

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ne (conj.)

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falling, misfortune

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occasus -ūs m.

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use, experience

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usus -ūs m.

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end, outcome, exit

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éxitus -ūs m.

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chariot, cart, wagon

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currus -ūs m.

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countenance, expression

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vultus -ūs m.

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course, running

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cursus -ūs m.

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cavalry

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equitatus -ūs m.

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bow

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arcus -ūs m.

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attack

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impetus -ūs m.

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step, pace

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passus -ūs m.

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step, pace

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passus -ūs m.

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attack

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impetus -ūs m.

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bow

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arcus -ūs m.

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cavalry

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equitatus -ūs m.

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course, running

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cursus -ūs m.

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countenance, expression

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vultus -ūs m.

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chariot, cart, wagon

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currus -ūs m.

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end, outcome, exit

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éxitus -ūs m.

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os oris n.

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mouth

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use, experience

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usus -ūs m.

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falling, misfortune

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occasus -ūs m.

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lest, so that … not

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ne (conj.)

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clothes

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vestis vestis f.

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sheep

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ovis ovis f.

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cloud

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nubes nubis f.

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night

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nox noctis f.

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snow

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nix nivis f.

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rain

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imber imbris m.

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fire

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ignis ignis m.

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fountain, spring, source

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fons fontis m.

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hunger, starvation

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fames famis f.

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bird

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avis avis f.

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crime, evil deed

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scelus -eris n.

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countryside

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rus ruris n.

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bone

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os ossis n.

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mouth

A

os oris n.

207
Q

passus -ūs m.

A

step, pace

208
Q

impetus -ūs m.

A

attack

209
Q

arcus -ūs m.

A

bow

210
Q

equitatus -ūs m.

A

cavalry

211
Q

cursus -ūs m.

A

course, running

212
Q

vultus -ūs m.

A

countenance, expression

213
Q

currus -ūs m.

A

chariot, cart, wagon

214
Q

éxitus -ūs m.

A

end, outcome, exit

215
Q

usus -ūs m.

A

use, experience

216
Q

occasus -ūs m.

A

falling, misfortune

217
Q

ne (conj.)

A

lest, so that … not

218
Q

vestis vestis f.

A

clothes

219
Q

ovis ovis f.

A

sheep

220
Q

nubes nubis f.

A

cloud

221
Q

nox noctis f.

A

night

222
Q

nix nivis f.

A

snow

223
Q

imber imbris m.

A

rain

224
Q

ignis ignis m.

A

fire

225
Q

fons fontis m.

A

fountain, spring, source

226
Q

fames famis f.

A

hunger, starvation

227
Q

avis avis f.

A

bird

228
Q

scelus -eris n.

A

crime, evil deed

229
Q

rus ruris n.

A

countryside

230
Q

os ossis n.

A

bone

231
Q

Ánnuit coeptis.

A

He has favored our undertaking.

232
Q

latus -a -um, látior látius, latíssimus -a -um

A

wide, wider ,widest

233
Q

latē, látius, latíssimē

A

widely, more widely, most widely

234
Q

gravis -e, grávior grávius, gravíssimus -a -um

A

serious, more serious, most serious

235
Q

gráviter, grávius, gravíssimē

A

seriously, more seriously, most seriously

236
Q

aequus -a -um

A

equal to, even, level

237
Q

árduus -a -um

A

steep, arduous

238
Q

ávidus -a -um

A

avid, keen

239
Q

caecus -a -um

A

blind

240
Q

cunctus -a -um

A

all (referring to a body or group)

241
Q

dignus -a -um

A

worthy, dignified

242
Q

mirus -a -um

A

wondrous

243
Q

periculosus -a -um

A

dangerous

244
Q

superbus -a -um

A

proud

245
Q

tardus -a -um

A

late, delayed

246
Q

He has favored our undertaking.

A

Ánnuit coeptis.

247
Q

wide, wider ,widest

A

latus -a -um, látior látius, latíssimus -a -um

248
Q

widely, more widely, most widely

A

latē, látius, latíssimē

249
Q

serious, more serious, most serious

A

gravis -e, grávior grávius, gravíssimus -a -um

250
Q

seriously, more seriously, most seriously

A

gráviter, grávius, gravíssimē

251
Q

equal to, even, level

A

aequus -a -um

252
Q

steep, arduous

A

árduus -a -um

253
Q

avid, keen

A

ávidus -a -um

254
Q

blind

A

caecus -a -um

255
Q

all (referring to a body or group)

A

cunctus -a -um

256
Q

worthy, dignified

A

dignus -a -um

257
Q

wondrous

A

mirus -a -um

258
Q

dangerous

A

periculosus -a -um

259
Q

proud

A

superbus -a -um

260
Q

late, delayed

A

tardus -a -um

6th Grade Latin at MLS (101 decks)

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