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abnuo -ere -nui -nuitum (or -nutum)

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refuse

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absisto -ere -stiti

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withdraw, leave off

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acetum -i n.

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vinegar

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adduco -ere -duxi -ductum

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persuade, induce

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adnuo -ere -nui -nutum

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assent, approve, promise

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aeneus or aenus -a -um

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made of bronze

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aereus -a -um

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made of bronze

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~erius -a -um

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of the air, airy

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aestivus -a -um

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of summer

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aestiva -orum n.pl.

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summer quarters

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affinis -is -e

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adjacent, related by marriage

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allicio -licere -lexi -lectum

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entice, allure

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almus -a -um

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nourishing, bountiful

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alumnus -a

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foster-child, pupil

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ango -ere

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throttle, distress, torment

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angor -oris m.

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anguish, distress

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aquilo -onis m.

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north(-east) wind

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arbiter -tri m.

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judge, umpire, director

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arbitrium -i n.

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judgment, opinion, authority

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argumentum -i n.

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evidence, proof, theme, plot

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armus -i m.

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shoulder, fore-quarter

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artus -a -um

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close, tight, narrow

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attineo -ere -tinui -tentum

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concern, pertain to

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auriga -ae m.

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charioteer

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auspex -icis m.

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augur, prophet, commander

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auspicium -i n.

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omen derived from birds, command

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auspicor -ari -atus

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take the auspicia, make a good

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aversus -a -um

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backwards, behind, unfavourable

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avunculus -i m.

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uncle (maternal)

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baculum -i n.

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stick

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ballista -ae f.

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catapult

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basium -i n.

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kiss

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bestia -ae f.

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beast

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bini -ae -a

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a pair, two each

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Boreas -ae m.

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north wind

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caducus -a -um

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falling, fallen, fleeting, transitory

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caesaries -ei f.

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hair

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calamus -i m.

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reed, pen, pipe

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caleo -ere -ui

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be hot

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calleo -ere

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be skilful, versed in, have knowledge of

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calumnia -ae f.

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false statement or accusation

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calx calcis f.

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heel

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cauda -ae f.

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tail

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cera -ae f.

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wax, writing-tablet

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cicatrix -icis f.

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scar

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citus -a -um

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quick

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claustra -orum n.pl.

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bar, bolt, lock, barrier

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clavus -i m.

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nail, rudder, purple stripe on tunica

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clivus -i m.

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slope

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columba -ae f.

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dove, pigeon

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comis -is -e

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kind, courteous, friendly

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comitas -atis f.

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kindness, courtesy, affability

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comoedia -ae f.

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comedy

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congredior -gredi -gressus

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meet, engage in battle

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congruo -ere -ui

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agree, be consistent with

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consulto (adv.)

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on purpose

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conviva -ae m.

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dinner-companion, guest

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convivium -i n.

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dinner-party, banquet

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coquo -ere coxi coctum

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cook

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coquus -i m.

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cook

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corona -ae f.

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garland, wreath, crowd of men

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crepo -are -ui -itum

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rattle, creak, make a noise

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crux crucis f.

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cross

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culina -ae f.

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kitchen

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culmen -inis n.

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top, summit, roof

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cultus -us m.

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cultivation, care, culture, civilisation

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declino (1)

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deflect, deviate

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defero -ferre -tuli -latum

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carry off, confer, report, inform against

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dego -ere degi

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spend, pass

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dehinc

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henceforth, next

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deinceps

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one after another, in turn

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delictum -i n.

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fault, offence

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delinquo -ere -liqui -lictum

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do wrong, offend

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depingo -ere -pinxi -pictum

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portray, describe

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destino (1)

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intend, destine, appoint

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devenio -ire -veni -ventum

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reach, arrive at

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dico (1)

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dedicate, devote

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dictito (1)

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declare, say often

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differo -ferre distuli dilatum

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scatter, publish, put off, differ

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discumbo -ere -cubui -cubitum

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take places at table

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-cursum

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run to and fro, dash about

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discutio -cutere -cussi -cussum

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shatter, disperse

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disiungo -ere -iunxi -iunctum

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separate

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disputo (1)

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examine, discuss

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diurnus -a -um

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by day, daily

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diuturnus -a -um

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lasting a long time

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doctrina -ae f.

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instruction, science, learning

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dorsum -i n.

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back

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dudum (usually iamdudum)

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a long time ago

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ebrius -a -um

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drunk

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edico -ere -dixi -dictum

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proclaim, announce

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egenus -a -um

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in need of, lacking

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egestas -atis f.

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poverty, want

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elicio -licere -licui -licitum

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entice, draw out

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emereo -ere -ui -itum (and passive)

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earn, deserve, complete term of service

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essedum -i n.

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war-chariot

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Eurus -i m.

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south-east wind

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excidium -i n.

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destruction

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excutio -cutere -cussi -cussum

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shake out, knock out, shake off,

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exedo -esse -edi -esum

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consume, eat away

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exigo -ere -egi -actum

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drive out, exact, complete

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eximo -ere -emi -emptum

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remove, release

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exitus -us m.

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outlet, end, result

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exprimo -ere -pressi -pressum

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model, portray, translate

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exta -orum n.pl.

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inwards, entrails

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exuviae -arum f.pl.

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spoils

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facetiae -arum f.pl.

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wit, humour

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facetus -a -um

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witty, elegant

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factio -onis f.

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political party

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familiaris -is -e

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of the household, friendly,

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fanum -i n.

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temple

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fasti -orum m.pl.

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calendar, annals

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fax facis f.

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torch, firebrand

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fetus -a -um

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teeming with (+ abl.), fruitful

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fetus -us m.

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offspring, fruit

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fictus -a -um

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false, feigned

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filum -i n.

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thread

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flagellum -i n.

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whip

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flagitium -i n.

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disgrace, scandal

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focus -i m.

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hearth

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foras

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outside, abroad

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fragor -oris m.

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crash, din

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frenum -i n. (pl. frena or freni)

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bridle, restraint (usually pl.)

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frigeo -ere

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be cold, be lifeless, fall flat

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fulgeo -ere fulsi

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flash, shine

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fulgor -oris m.

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glitter, splendour

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fulgur -uris n.

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lightning

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funditus (adv.)

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from the very bottom, utterly

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furtim

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stealthily, secretly

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gemellus -a -um

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twin, double

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gemino (1)

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double

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geminus -a -um

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twin, double

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gener -eri m.

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son-in-law

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genetrix -icis f.

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mother

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genitor -oris m.

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father

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germanus -a -um

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brother, sister, genuine

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glomero (1)

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gather in a mass

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gnarus -a -um

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acquainted with, skilful, expert

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gurges -itis m.

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abyss, whirlpool, sea

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gusto (1)

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taste

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haedus -i m.

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kid

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142
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hedera -ae f.

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ivy

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143
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iactura -ae f.

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loss, sacrifice

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144
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idcirco

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for that reason

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145
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identidem

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repeatedly

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ideo

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for that reason

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ignominia -ae f.

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dishonour, disgrace

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illicio -licere -lexi -lectum

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entice, seduce

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149
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imbecillus -a -um

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weak

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imbellis -is -e

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unwarlike, peaceful, cowardly

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imbuo -ere -ui -utum

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soak, steep, stain, educate

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immunis -is -e

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free from, devoid of, untaxed

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imprimis (adv.)

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especially

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indignor -ari -atus

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think improper, be angry

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indoles -is f.

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character, talent

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indulgeo -ere -dulsi -dultum (+ dat.)

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be kind to, yield to

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infandus -a -um

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unspeakable, monstrous

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158
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infectus -a -um

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not done, not accomplished

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159
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re infecta

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without accomplishing anything

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160
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innoxius -a -um

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harmless, innocent

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inops (gen. inopis)

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poor, in need of (+ gen.)

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insector -ari -atus

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pursue, attack

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insequor -sequi -secutus

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come next, pursue, attack

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insolens (gen. -entis)

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unaccustomed, unusual, excessive,

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intermitto -ere -misi -missum

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leave an interval, interrupt, discontinue

166
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interpello (1)

A

interrupt, interfere with

167
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intervenio -ire -veni -ventum

A

happen, interrupt, come in the

168
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invius -a -um

A

pathless, impassable

169
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irritus -a -um

A

useless, vain

170
Q

iugulum -i n.

A

throat

171
Q

labefacio -facere -feci -factum

A

make to totter, shake, weaken

172
Q

labefacto (1)

A

make to totter, weaken, overthrow

173
Q

lambo -ere lambi lambitum

A

lick, flow by, wash

174
Q

langueo -ere

A

be faint, weary, listless

175
Q

lanio (1)

A

tear to pieces, lacerate

176
Q

largior -iri -itus

A

give freely, lavish

177
Q

latro (1)

A

bark

178
Q

laurus -i f.

A

bay-tree, laurel

179
Q

laxo (1)

A

undo, slacken, release

180
Q

laxus -a -um

A

loose, slack

181
Q

lenio -ire -ivi -itum

A

mitigate, assuage, pacify

182
Q

lepidus -a -um

A

pleasant, charming, smart

183
Q

lepus -oris m.

A

hare

184
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libo (1)

A

taste, sip, make offering or libation

185
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libra -ae f.

A

pair of scales

186
Q

licentia -ae f.

A

freedom, lawlessness, licence

187
Q

linea -ae f.

A

line

188
Q

linter -tris f.

A

boat

189
Q

luctor -ari -atus

A

wrestle, struggle

190
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lustro (1)

A

purify, traverse, survey

191
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lustrum -i n.

A

purificatory sacrifice, period of five years

192
Q

lutum -i n.

A

mud

193
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luxus -us m.

A

extravagance, excess

194
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macto (1)

A

sacrifice, afflict with

195
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madeo -ere -ui

A

be wet

196
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madidus -a -um

A

wet, drenched

197
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maleficium -i n.

A

wrongdoing, harm

198
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mancus -a -um

A

maimed, crippled

199
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mano (1)

A

trickle, flow, spread

200
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matutinus -a -um

A

in the morning

201
Q

metior -iri mensus

A

measure, traverse

202
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mico -are micui

A

flicker, quiver, flash

203
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minores -um m.pl.

A

posterity

204
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molestus -a -um

A

troublesome, annoying

205
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mollio -ire -ivi -itum

A

soften, moderate

206
Q

mollitia -ae f. and mollities -ei f.

A

softness, weakness

207
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mulceo -ere mulsi mulsum

A

stroke, soothe, caress, flatter

208
Q

munimentum -i n.

A

defence, protection

209
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nares -ium f.pl.

A

nose, nostrils

210
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naufragium -i n.

A

shipwreck

211
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necessarii -orum m.pl.

A

relatives, friends

212
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necessitudo -inis f.

A

necessity, relationship, friendship

213
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necto -ere nexui (or nexi) nexum

A

fasten together

214
Q

nempe

A

certainly, doubtless, to be sure

215
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nidus -i m.

A

nest

216
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nimirum

A

without doubt, certainly, doubtless

217
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Notus -i m.

A

south wind

218
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nummus -i m.

A

coin, money

219
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nux nucis f.

A

nut

220
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obduco -ere -duxi -ductum

A

bring or place against, cover over

221
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oblecto (1)

A

delight, amuse

222
Q

obruo -ere -ui -utum

A

overwhelm, swamp, destroy

223
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obscenus -a -um

A

of evil omen, filthy, disgusting

224
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obsecro (1)

A

appeal, entreat

225
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obtempero (1) (+ dat.)

A

comply with, obey

226
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(mortem or morte)

A

fall dying, die

227
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offendo -ere -fendi -fensum

A

hit against, come across, meet with,

228
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officina -ae f.

A

workshop

229
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oleo -ere olui

A

smell (intrans.), smack of

230
Q

oleum -i n.

A

oil

231
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opimus -a -um

A

rich, sumptuous

232
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opprobrium -i n.

A

reproach, disgrace

233
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optimates -um m.pl.

A

the aristocratic party

234
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ordior -iri -orsus

A

begin

235
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pagus -i m.

A

district, village

236
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pango -ere panxi

A

compose; (in perf. forms pepigi

237
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parricida -ae c.

A

murderer of a parent, parricide

238
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partior -iri -itus

A

share, divide

239
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parturio -ire -ivi

A

be in labour, bring forth, produce

240
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partus -us m.

A

birth, offspring

241
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passer -eris m.

A

sparrow

242
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passim

A

in all directions

243
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patricius -a -um

A

patrician, noble

244
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peiero or periuro (1)

A

perjure oneself

245
Q

penes (+ acc.)

A

in the power of

246
Q

penetralia -ium n.pl.

A

interior (esp. of a building), innermost

247
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percontor -ari -atus

A

question, enquire

248
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percutio -cutere -cussi -cussum

A

hit hard, kill, shock

249
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perditus -a -um

A

ruined, desperate, reckless

250
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perinde (with ac, atque, ut)

A

just as, exactly as

251
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pernicies -ei f.

A

destruction, ruin

252
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pernix (gen. -icis)

A

quick, nimble

253
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perpetro (1)

A

achieve, perform, commit

254
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persona -ae f.

A

mask, part, character, role

255
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persto -are -stiti -statum

A

stand fast, hold out, persist

256
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pictor -oris m.

A

painter

257
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pignus -oris n.

A

pledge, (in pl.) children

258
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plango -ere planxi planctum

A

beat, lament

259
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plumbum -i n.

A

lead

260
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poculum -i n.

A

cup, drink, potion

261
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polluo -ere -ui -utum

A

pollute, desecrate, defile

262
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populares -ium m.pl.

A

popular party, democrats

263
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porrigo -ere porrexi porrectum

A

stretch out, offer

264
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praecipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum

A

give instructions, warn

265
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praeco -onis m.

A

crier, auctioneer

266
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praeditus -a -um

A

endowed with (+ abl.)

267
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praeteritus -a -um

A

past

268
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prandeo -ere prandi

A

take morning meal

269
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prandium -i n.

A

morning meal, lunch

270
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pransus -a -um

A

having eaten lunch, breakfasted

271
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pravus -a -um

A

crooked, perverse, bad

272
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pridem (often iampridem)

A

long ago

273
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procella -ae f.

A

storm

274
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proclivis -is -e

A

downhill, liable to

275
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prodigium -i n.

A

sign, portent

276
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prodigus -a -um

A

lavish, wasteful

277
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progenies -ei f.

A

descendants, progeny

278
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proinde (with ac, atque, quasi, ut)

A

in the same way, equally, just

279
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proles -is f.

A

offspring

280
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pronus -a -um

A

face-down, headlong, inclined to

281
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pudicus -a -um

A

modest, pure

282
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pudicitia -ae f.

A

modesty, chastity

283
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pulso (1)

A

beat, strike, disturb

284
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pungo -ere pupugi punctum

A

prick, sting

285
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puter or putris -tris -tre

A

rotten, decaying, crumbling

286
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putidus -a -um

A

rotten, disgusting

287
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quadrigae -arum f.pl.

A

four-horse chariot

288
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quaeso -ere -ivi

A

beg, beseech, pray

289
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quamprimum

A

as soon as possible

290
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quercus -us f.

A

oak

291
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rabidus -a -um

A

mad, raving

292
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rabies -em -e f.

A

rage, frenzy

293
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rado -ere rasi rasum

A

scrape, shave, graze

294
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ratus -a -um

A

fixed, settled, certain

295
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recordor -ari -atus

A

remember, recall

296
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redigo -ere -egi -actum

A

bring back, bring or reduce to a state,

297
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redoleo -ere -olui

A

smell (of)

298
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regula -ae f.

A

rule, standard, pattern

299
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relego (1)

A

send away, banish

300
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repugno (1)

A

oppose, resist (+ dat.)

301
Q

reputo (1)

A

think over, reflect on

302
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resono (1)

A

resound, re-echo

303
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respicio -ere -spexi -spectum

A

look back, pay attention to

304
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retego -ere -texi -tectum

A

uncover

305
Q

(part. reversus)

A

return

306
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sagax (gen. -acis)

A

keen, shrewd

307
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sancio -ire sanxi sanctum

A

consecrate, confirm, ratify

308
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sane

A

indeed

309
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sanies -em -e f.

A

putrid blood

310
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satio (1)

A

fill, glut, satisfy

311
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satur -ura -urum

A

fed full, sated

312
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scilicet

A

of course, certainly, doubtless (ironic)

313
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scrutor -ari -atus

A

examine carefully

314
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secedo -ere -cessi -cessum

A

withdraw, retire

315
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secerno -ere -crevi -cretum

A

separate, distinguish

316
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securis -is f.

A

axe

317
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sedulus -a -um

A

diligent, industrious

318
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seiungo -ere -iunxi -iunctum

A

separate

319
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semita -ae f.

A

path

320
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sempiternus -a -um

A

everlasting

321
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serpo -ere serpsi serptum

A

creep, crawl

322
Q

sicarius -i m.

A

assassin

323
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sincerus -a -um

A

pure, whole, genuine

324
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socer -eri m.

A

father-in-law

325
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societas -atis f.

A

partnership, alliance

326
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solacium -i n.

A

comfort, relief

327
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solidus -a -um

A

solid, firm, real

328
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sortior -iri -itus

A

cast lots (for), allot, receive, obtain

329
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sospes (gen. -itis)

A

safe, unharmed

330
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specus -us m.

A

cave

331
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spelunca -ae f.

A

cave

332
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spina -ae f.

A

thorn

333
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spondeo -ere spopondi sponsum

A

promise, vow

334
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stabulum -i n.

A

quarters for animals

335
Q

stagnum -i n.

A

pool, swamp

336
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status -us m.

A

position, situation, state

337
Q

sterilis -is -e

A

barren, unfruitful

338
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stirps stirpis f.

A

stem, root, family, offspring, origin

339
Q

stolidus -a -um

A

stupid

340
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strages -is f.

A

heap of things destroyed, carnage

341
Q

(and strido -ere -di)

A

creak, grate, hiss, etc.

342
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stridor -oris m.

A

creaking, hissing, grating noise

343
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stupeo -ere -ui

A

be stunned, astounded

344
Q

stupor -oris m.

A

astonishment, numbness

345
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subigo -ere -egi -actum

A

subdue

346
Q

sublimis -is -e

A

high, raised high

347
Q

subtilis -is -e

A

fine, delicate, precise

348
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succedo -ere -cessi -cessum

A

go up, approach, follow after, relieve,

349
Q

suppono -ere -posui -positum

A

substitute

350
Q

suspirium -i n.

A

sigh

351
Q

suspiro (1)

A

sigh

352
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tabeo -ere

A

melt, waste away

353
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tabes -is f.

A

wasting disease, plague

354
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tabesco -ere tabui

A

waste away, pine, decay

355
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tardo (1)

A

hinder, delay

356
Q

temerarius -a -um

A

rash, thoughtless

357
Q

tempestivus -a -um

A

at the right time, timely, ripe

358
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tenax (gen. -acis)

A

gripping, sticky, firm

359
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tepeo -ere

A

be quite warm

360
Q

tepidus -a -um

A

moderately warm, tepid

361
Q

tero -ere trivi tritum

A

rub, wear out, use up

362
Q

testudo -inis f.

A

tortoise(-shell)

363
Q

texo -ere texui textum

A

weave

364
Q

thalamus -i m.

A

room, bedroom, marriage

365
Q

tingo -ere tinxi tinctum

A

wet, soak, dye

366
Q

tolero (1)

A

bear, endure, support, nourish

367
Q

tondeo -ere totondi tonsum

A

cut, clip, shear

368
Q

trabs trabis f.

A

beam

369
Q

tracto (1)

A

handle, manage, deal with

370
Q

tragoedia -ae f.

A

tragedy

371
Q

transfuga -ae m.

A

deserter

372
Q

transigo -ere -egi -actum

A

finish, settle, pass, spend

373
Q

transversus -a -um

A

going or lying across

374
Q

triclinium -i n.

A

dinner-couch, dining room

375
Q

tropaeum -i n.

A

trophy, memorial of victory, victory

376
Q

trudo -ere trusi trusum

A

push, shove

377
Q

tumeo -ere

A

swell

378
Q

tumesco -ere tumui

A

swell, be puffed up

379
Q

tumidus -a -um

A

swollen

380
Q

tutela -ae f.

A

protection, care, guardianship

381
Q

tutor -ari -atus

A

watch, guard, protect

382
Q

uber -eris n.

A

udder, teat

383
Q

uber (gen. -eris)

A

rich, fertile, plentiful

384
Q

uterus -i m.

A

womb

385
Q

uva -ae f.

A

bunch of grapes

386
Q

uvidus -a -um

A

wet, moist

387
Q

vagus -a -um

A

wandering, roving

388
Q

velo (1)

A

cover, veil

389
Q

venter -tris m.

A

belly

390
Q

venus veneris f.

A

grace, charm

391
Q

venustus -a -um

A

lovely, charming

392
Q

verecundus -a -um

A

shy, modest

393
Q

vergo -ere

A

turn, incline

394
Q

verro -ere verri versum

A

sweep, brush, sweep along

395
Q

vescor -i (+ abl.)

A

feed on

396
Q

vetustus -a -um

A

ancient

397
Q

vibro (1)

A

brandish, shake, quiver

398
Q

videlicet

A

clearly, namely, that is

399
Q

vilis -is -e

A

cheap, poor, worthless

400
Q

vindex -icis m.

A

champion, avenger

401
Q

vindico (1)

A

protect, appropriate, avenge

402
Q

violo (1)

A

harm, violate, break

403
Q

viscera -um n.pl.

A

inwards, entrails, inmost parts

404
Q

vitio (1)

A

spoil

405
Q

vitreus -a -um

A

of glass, glassy, transparent

406
Q

vocabulum -i n.

A

word, name

407
Q

vociferor -ari -atus

A

shout

408
Q

voluto (1)

A

roll about, ponder

409
Q

vomo -ere -ui -itum

A

vomit, discharge, emit

410
Q

voro (1)

A

devour

411
Q

vulgo (1)

A

publish

412
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Zephyrus -i m.

A

west wind

2nd Latin Vocabulary (14 decks)

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