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accendo -ere -cendi -censum

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set on fire, inflame

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adhuc

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until now, hitherto, as yet

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adiuvo -are -iuvi -iutum

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help

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administro (1)

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manage, direct

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adorno (1)

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equip, prepare

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aedilis -is m.

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aedile

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aequalis -is -e

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level, equal, of same age

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aeque

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equally

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aeternus -a -um

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perpetual, eternal

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afficio -ficere -feci -fectum

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affect, influence, endow with

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agito (1)

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drive, toss, keep going

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agnus -i m.

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lamb

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alias

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at another time, elsewhere

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alibi

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elsewhere

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alio

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to another place

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aliquando

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at some time, sometimes

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aliqui -qua -quod

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some

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aliquot

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some

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aliter

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otherwise, differently

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alo -ere alui altum (or alitum)

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nourish, bring up, maintain

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ambo -bae -bo

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both

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amens -entis

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mad

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amnis -is m.

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river

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amplus -a -um

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big, spacious, grand

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antiquus -a -um

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ancient

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anulus -i m.

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ring

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apis -is f.

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bee

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as assis m.

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small coin

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aspicio -ere -spexi -spectum

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look at

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assentio -ire -sensi -sensum (+ dat.)

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agree with

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assentior -iri -sensus (+ dat.)

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agree with

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ater atra atrum

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black

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atqui

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but

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atrox -ocis

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savage, fierce, cruel

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aufero -ferre abstuli ablatum

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take away, carry off

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aula -ae f.

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court-yard, palace

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aureus -a -um

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golden

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auris -is f.

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ear

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aurora -ae f.

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dawn

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avis -is f.

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bird

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beatus -a -um

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happy, wealthy

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beneficium -i n.

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kindness, good turn, benefit

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bis

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twice

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caeruleus -a -um

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dark blue or green

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calor -oris m.

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heat

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canus -a -um

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white, grey (esp. of hair)

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capesso -ere -ivi -itum

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undertake, lay hold of

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capillus -i m.

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hair

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capto (1)

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try to get, chase

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caro carnis f.

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flesh

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causa -ae f.

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cause, law-case

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celsus -a -um

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high

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censor -oris m.

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censor (official)

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circiter

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about

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circulus -i m.

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circle, ring

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circumvenio -ire -veni -ventum

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surround

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clam (adv. or + abl. or acc.)

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secretly, unknown to

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coeo -ire -ii -itum

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come together, meet

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coetus -us m.

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assembly, crowd

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cognatus -a -um

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related, relation

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cognomen -inis n.

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surname

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colligo -ere -legi -lectum

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collect, recover oneself (with reflexive)

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colloco (1)

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place, position

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colonus -i m.

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farmer, colonist

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columna -ae f.

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column, pillar

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comitor -ari -atus

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accompany

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communis -is -e

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common, general

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commuto (1)

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change, exchange

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complector -plecti -plexus

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embrace, include

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compono -ere -posui -positum

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put together, compose, arrange

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comprimo -ere -pressi -pressum

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restrain, suppress

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conatus -us m.

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attempt, effort

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concito (1)

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stir up, excite, rouse

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concordia -ae f.

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agreement, union

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concors -cordis

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in agreement, united

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concurro -ere -curri -cursum

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assemble hurriedly, meet in battle

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concursus -us m.

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assembly, collision

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condemno (1)

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condemn, sentence

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confido -ere -fisus sum (+ dat.)

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trust in

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confirmo (1)

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strengthen, encourage

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confiteor -eri -fessus

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admit, confess

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consolor -ari -atus

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comfort, console

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convenio -ire -veni -ventum

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meet together, be suitable,

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convoco (1)

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call together, summon

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coram (adv. and + abl.)

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openly, in the presence of

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crinis -is m.

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hair

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decedo -ere -cessi -cessum

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depart, retire, cease

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decipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum

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deceive

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decretum -i n.

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decision, decree

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defessus -a -um

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exhausted

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denarius -i m.

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silver coin

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dens dentis m.

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tooth

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densus -a -um

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crowded, thick, frequent

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desero -ere -serui -sertum

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abandon, desert

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despicio -spicere -spexi -spectum

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look down, despise

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deterior -ior -ius

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worse, inferior

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dictum -i n.

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saying, command

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difficultas -atis f.

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difficulty

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dimitto -ere -misi -missum

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dismiss, abandon

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discedo -ere -cessi -cessum

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go away, depart

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disciplina -ae f.

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learning, knowledge, discipline

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discipulus -i m.

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pupil

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displiceo -ere -plicui

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displease

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dissentio -ire -sensi -sensum

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disagree

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dives divitis

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rich

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divitiae -arum f.pl.

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riches

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divus -a -um

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divine

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doctus -a -um

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learned

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dormio -ire -ivi -itum

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sleep

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edo edere edidi editum

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give out, produce, publish

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effigies -ei f.

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image, statue

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epulae -arum f.pl.

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banquet, feast

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epulor -ari -atus

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feast

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erga (+ acc.)

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towards

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exsul -ulis c.

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exile

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exsulto (1)

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jump about, rejoice

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extemplo

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immediately

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faber fabri m.

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workman, smith, carpenter

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fabricor -ari -atus

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build, make

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fasces -ium m.pl.

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fasces, bundle of rods carried

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favor -oris m.

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favour, support, applause

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febris -is f.

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fever

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fenestra -ae f.

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window

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ferme

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almost, nearly, about

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ferreus -a -um

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of iron, unfeeling, cruel

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ferrum -i n.

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iron, sword

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fido -ere fisus sum (+ dat.)

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trust in

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finio -ire -ivi -itum

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limit, fix, finish (trans.)

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finitimus -a -um

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neighbouring

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flamma -ae f.

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flame

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formido (1)

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be afraid (of)

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formido -inis f.

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fear, terror

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fors fortis f.

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chance, luck

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fortiter

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bravely

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frons frondis f.

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leaf

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frons frontis m.

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forehead, front

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fructus -us m.

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fruit, profit

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fulmen -inis n.

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thunderbolt

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fumo (1)

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smoke

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fumus -i m.

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smoke

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funus funeris n.

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funeral, death, ruin

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furtum -i n.

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theft, trick

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glacies -ei f.

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ice

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gradus -us m.

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step, pace

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gramen -inis n.

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grass

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grandis -is -e

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large, old

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grates f.pl.

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thanks

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gravidus -a -um

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pregnant

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gravitas -atis f.

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weight, dignity, importance

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gremium -i n.

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lap

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habena -ae f.

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rein

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habito (1)

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live, inhabit

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habitus -us m.

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condition, character, dress

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haurio -ire hausi haustum

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drain, swallow

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herba -ae f.

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grass, herb

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heros -ois m.

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hero

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heu

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alas!

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horrendus -a -um

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terrible

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horridus -a -um

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rough, bristly

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hospitium -i n.

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hospitality, inn

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humi

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on or in the ground

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ibidem

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in the same place

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imitor -ari -atus

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imitate, copy

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immemor -oris (+ gen.)

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forgetful, heedless (of)

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immineo -ere

A

hang over, threaten

166
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impar (gen. imparis)

A

unequal, inferior

167
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impius -a -um

A

impious, without proper respect

168
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improvisus -a -um

A

unexpected

169
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imprudens (gen. -entis)

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unaware, off one’s guard

170
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impune (adv.)

A

without punishment

171
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imus -a -um

A

lowest, deepest

172
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incedo -ere -cessi -cessum

A

go, walk, advance

173
Q

incito (1)

A

urge on, rouse, excite

174
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infelix (gen. -felicis)

A

unfortunate, unhappy

175
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inferi -orum m.pl.

A

the dead below

176
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infirmus -a -um

A

weak

177
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inimicus -a -um

A

enemy, hostile

178
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iniuria -ae f.

A

a wrong, injustice

179
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iniussu (+ gen.)

A

without authority from

180
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innocuus -a -um

A

harmless

181
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inquam

A

I say, I repeat

182
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instituo -ere -ui -utum

A

set up, establish, appoint

183
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interdiu

A

by day

184
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intus (adv.)

A

inside, at home

185
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inultus -a -um

A

unavenged, unpunished

186
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invicem

A

in turn, one after another

187
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invidus -a -um

A

envious, jealous

188
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iocor -ari -atus

A

joke

189
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iocus -i m.

A

joke

190
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iucundus -a -um

A

pleasant

191
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iussu (meo, etc. or + gen.)

A

on the orders of

192
Q

iuxta (+ acc.)

A

close to, next to

193
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lac lactis n.

A

milk

194
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lacero (1)

A

tear, mangle

195
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lacus -us m.

A

lake

196
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laetitia -ae f.

A

joy

197
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laetor -ari -atus

A

be glad, happy

198
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lar laris m.

A

household god

199
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largus -a -um

A

plentiful, generous

200
Q

lavo -are lavi lautum (or lotum)

A

wash

201
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lectus -i m.

A

bed, couch

202
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letum -i n.

A

death

203
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levis -is -e

A

smooth

204
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libellus -i m.

A

small book

205
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libens (gen. -entis)

A

willingly, with pleasure

206
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libenter

A

gladly, willingly

207
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limen liminis n.

A

threshold, doorway

208
Q

linquo linquere liqui

A

leave, abandon

209
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longe

A

far off, by far, very much

210
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luctus -us m.

A

grief

211
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lupus -i m.

A

wolf

212
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maereo -ere

A

mourn

213
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magis

A

more

214
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magistratus -us m.

A

magistracy

215
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maiestas -atis f.

A

dignity, grandeur, (as crime) high treason

216
Q

manifestus -a -um

A

obvious, clear, clearly guilty

217
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manipulus -i m.

A

company of soldiers

218
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maritus -i m.

A

husband

219
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marmor -oris n.

A

marble

220
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marmoreus -a -um

A

made of marble

221
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matrona -ae f.

A

married woman

222
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maxime

A

most, especially

223
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medicus -i m.

A

doctor

224
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mel mellis n.

A

honey

225
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minax (gen. minacis)

A

threatening

226
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minister -tri m.

A

servant, agent

227
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ministro (1)

A

serve, supply

228
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minus

A

less

229
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mirabilis -is -e

A

wonderful, amazing

230
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misericordia -ae f.

A

pity, mercy

231
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mitis -is -e

A

mild, gentle

232
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monstrum -i n.

A

monster, bad omen

233
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mus muris c.

A

mouse

234
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mutus -a -um

A

silent, dumb

235
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nasus -i m.

A

nose

236
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natu

A

by birth, in age

237
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nepos nepotis m.

A

grandson

238
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nervus -i m.

A

sinew

239
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nescio -ire -ivi

A

be ignorant, not know

240
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nescius -a -um

A

ignorant

241
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neuter -tra -trum

A

neither

242
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nocturnus -a -um

A

of night, by night

243
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nomino (1)

A

name

244
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nonnulli -ae -a

A

some, several

245
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nota -ae f.

A

mark, sign, note

246
Q

noto (1)

A

mark

247
Q

nutrio -ire -ivi -itum

A

nourish, rear

248
Q

nutrix -icis f.

A

nurse

249
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obsto -are -stiti (+ dat.)

A

be in the way, oppose, obstruct

250
Q

occasus -us m.

A

setting (of sun)

251
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occulto (1)

A

hide

252
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occurro -ere -curri -cursum

A

go to meet, meet, occur

253
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odor odoris m.

A

smell, scent

254
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offero offerre obtuli oblatum

A

present, show, offer

255
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origo originis f.

A

origin, beginning

256
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ortus -us m.

A

rising (of sun)

257
Q

osculor -ari -atus

A

kiss

258
Q

osculum -i n.

A

kiss

259
Q

(or -tensum)

A

show

260
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ovum -i n.

A

egg

261
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pagina -ae f.

A

page

262
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palam

A

openly, publicly

263
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palleo -ere -ui

A

be pale

264
Q

pallesco -ere pallui

A

turn pale

265
Q

pallidus -a -um

A

pale

266
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pallor -oris m.

A

paleness

267
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parum

A

too little

268
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pasco -ere pavi pastum

A

feed, pasture

269
Q

pastor -oris m.

A

shepherd

270
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patefacio -facere -feci -factum

A

open up, disclose

271
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patiens (gen. patientis) (+ gen.)

A

able to endure, tolerant of

272
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paulisper

A

for a short time

273
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pauper (gen. pauperis)

A

poor

274
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paupertas -atis f.

A

poverty

275
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pavidus -a -um

A

fearful, panicky

276
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pellis -is f.

A

skin, hide

277
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penetro (1)

A

make one’s way into

278
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penitus (adv.)

A

deeply, far within, utterly

279
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percipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum

A

perceive, feel, understand

280
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perficio -ficere -feci -fectum

A

complete, accomplish

281
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perfidia -ae f.

A

treachery

282
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perfidus -a -um

A

treacherous, faithless

283
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perpetuus -a -um

A

continuing, without break, perpetual

284
Q

persuadeo -ere -suasi -suasum (+ dat.)

A

persuade

285
Q

perturbo (1)

A

upset, throw into confusion

286
Q

pinguis -is -e

A

fat, fertile

287
Q

plaudo -ere plausi plausum

A

clap, applaud

288
Q

pluma -ae f.

A

soft feather

289
Q

poeta -ae m.

A

poet

290
Q

pontifex pontificis m.

A

priest

291
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posterus -a -um

A

coming after, next

292
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posteri m.pl.

A

future generations

293
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postridie

A

on the next day

294
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potens (gen. potentis)

A

powerful, master of (+ gen.)

295
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potior -ior -ius

A

preferable, better

296
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potissimus -a -um

A

most important, chief

297
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potissimum (adv.)

A

especially

298
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praeclarus -a -um

A

famous, distinguished

299
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praedor -ari -atus

A

plunder

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praefectus -i m.

A

commander, man in charge of (+ dat.)

301
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praeficio -ficere -feci -fectum

A

put in charge of (+ dat.)

302
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praesum

A

be in charge of (+ dat.)

303
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praeter (+ acc.)

A

past, except, contrary to, beyond,

304
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praetereo -ire -ivi -itum

A

pass by, omit

305
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pridie

A

on the day before

306
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privatus -a -um

A

private, personal, not official

307
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procurator -oris m.

A

administrator, financial agent

308
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profundus -a -um

A

deep

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propinquus -a -um

A

near, neighbouring

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propter (+ acc.)

A

near, on account of

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pudor -oris m.

A

shame, bashfulness

312
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punio -ire -ivi -itum

A

punish

313
Q

purpureus -a -um

A

red, purple

314
Q

purus -a -um

A

clean, pure, plain

315
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quamvis

A

however much, although

316
Q

quare

A

why, wherefore

317
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quasi

A

as if, just as, as it were

318
Q

quatio quatere quassum

A

shake, beat

319
Q

ne . . . quidem

A

not even

320
Q

quiesco -ere quievi quietum

A

rest, be quiet

321
Q

radix radicis f.

A

root

322
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rarus -a -um

A

rare, scattered, at intervals

323
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reficio -ficere -feci -fectum

A

restore, repair, refresh

324
Q

regio regionis f.

A

region, area, district

325
Q

remedium -i n.

A

cure

326
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remigo (1)

A

row

327
Q

reparo (1)

A

recover, make good, repair

328
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repello -ere reppuli repulsum

A

drive back, repel

329
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repens (gen. repentis)

A

sudden, unexpected

330
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repente

A

suddenly

331
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requiesco -ere -quievi -quietum

A

rest

332
Q

resto -stare -stiti

A

remain, be left

333
Q

risus -us m.

A

laugh, laughter

334
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rosa -ae, f.

A

rose

335
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saevio -ire -ii -itum

A

be fierce, rage

336
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saevitia -ae f.

A

savagery, brutality

337
Q

sal salis m.

A

salt, sea

338
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saltem

A

at least

339
Q

saluto (1)

A

greet

340
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sapiens (gen. sapientis)

A

wise

341
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schola -ae f.

A

school

342
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semel

A

once

343
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semen seminis n.

A

seed

344
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senectus -utis f.

A

old age

345
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sepulcrum -i n.

A

grave, tomb

346
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serenus -a -um

A

clear, bright

347
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sermo sermonis m.

A

speech, talk, conversation

348
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serus -a -um

A

(too) late

349
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sero (adv.)

A

(too) late

350
Q

serius (adv.)

A

too late

351
Q

servitium -i n.

A

slavery

352
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significo (1)

A

show, indicate, mean

353
Q

singuli -ae -a

A

one each, individual

354
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solitudo -inis f.

A

loneliness, being alone

355
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somnio (1)

A

dream

356
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spargo -ere sparsi sparsum

A

scatter, sprinkle

357
Q

spiritus -us m.

A

breath, spirit, character

358
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spiro (1)

A

breathe

359
Q

stabilis -is -e

A

firm, stable

360
Q

statua -ae f.

A

statue

361
Q

stella -ae f.

A

star

362
Q

struo -ere struxi structum

A

build, contrive, devise

363
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suadeo -ere -suasi suasum (+ dat.)

A

advise, urge

364
Q

suavis -is -e

A

pleasant, sweet

365
Q

suesco -ere suevi suetum

A

become accustomed

366
Q

supero (1)

A

overcome, conquer

367
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taberna -ae f.

A

shop, inn

368
Q

tabernaculum -i n.

A

tent

369
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tabula -ae f.

A

plank, writing tablet, picture

370
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taurus -i m.

A

bull

371
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termino (1)

A

limit, bound, finish

372
Q

terminus -i m.

A

boundary, limit

373
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theatrum -i n.

A

theatre

374
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tono -are tonui tonitum

A

thunder

375
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tranquillus -a -um

A

quiet, calm, still

376
Q

tremesco -ere

A

tremble (at)

377
Q

tremo -ere tremui

A

quiver, tremble

378
Q

tremor -oris m.

A

shaking, trembling

379
Q

tremulus -a -um

A

shaking, trembling

380
Q

tribunus -i m.

A

tribune (officer)

381
Q

tuba -ae f.

A

trumpet

382
Q

tunica -ae f.

A

tunic, shirt

383
Q

tyrannus -i m.

A

tyrant

384
Q

ultio -onis f.

A

revenge

385
Q

ultor -oris m.

A

avenger

386
Q

umerus -i m.

A

shoulder

387
Q

usquam

A

anywhere

388
Q

utilis -is -e

A

useful

389
Q

vacca -ae f.

A

cow

390
Q

vae

A

woe (to)!

391
Q

vanus -a -um

A

empty, idle, useless

392
Q

vehemens (gen. -entis)

A

violent, powerful

393
Q

vehor vehi vectus

A

ride, sail, travel

394
Q

velox (gen. velocis)

A

swift

395
Q

velum -i n.

A

sail

396
Q

venenum -i n.

A

poison

397
Q

verbera -um n.pl.

A

blows, a flogging

398
Q

verbero (1)

A

flog

399
Q

verum (adv.)

A

but

400
Q

veteranus -i m.

A

veteran (soldier)

401
Q

villa -ae f.

A

country house

402
Q

vinum -i n.

A

wine

403
Q

viso -ere visi visum

A

go to see, visit

404
Q

volito (1)

A

fly, flit

405
Q

volo (1)

A

fly

406
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vulgus -i n.

A

crowd, rabble, the masses