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1
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-ficio

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make, do

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-icio

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throw

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-ne

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(introduces question)

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-que

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and

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-ve

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or

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a, ab

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+ablative

from, by

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a/ab-

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(in compounds) away

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abeo

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I go away

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abesse

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to be absent, away, distant from

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abii

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I went away

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abire

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to go away

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abitus

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(having been gone away)

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ablatus

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having been taken away, carried off, stolen

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abstuli

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I took away, carried off, stole

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absum

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I am absent, away, distant from

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ac, atque

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and

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accido, accidere, accidi

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happen

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accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus

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accept, take in, receive, hear

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accusi, accusare, accusavi, accusatus

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accuse

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acer, acris, acre

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keen, sharp, fierce

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acies

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feminine - fifth declension

line, battle line, army

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acriter

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keenly, sharply, fiercely

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actus

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having been done, acted, driven

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ad

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+accusative

to, towards, at, about, near

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addo, addere, addidi, additus

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add, join

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ademi

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I took away, removed

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ademptus

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having been taken away, removed

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adeo

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so much, so greatly, to such an extent

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adeo, adire

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go to, approach

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adeptus sum

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I obtained

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adesse

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to be here, present

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adfui

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I was here, present

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adhuc

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till now, still

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adii

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I went to, approached

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adimo, adimere

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take away, remove

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adipiscor, adipisci

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obtain

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aditus

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(having been gone to), having been approached

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adiuvo, adiuvare, adiuvi, adiutus

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help

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admitto, admittere, admisi, admissus

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let in, permit, commit

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adsum

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I am here, present

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adulescens

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masculine - third declension

youth, young man

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advenio, advenire, adveni

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arrive

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adventus, adventus

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masculine - fourth declension

arrival

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adversus

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against, opposite

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adversus +accusative

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against, towards

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adversus, adversa, adversum

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facing, opposite, hostile, misfortune

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aedificium

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neuter - second declension

building

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aedifico, aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus

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build

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aeger, aegra, aegrum

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sick, ill, weary, love-sick

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aequus, aequa, aequum

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equal, fair, favourable, calm

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aestas, aestatis

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feminine - third declension

summer

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aetas, aetatis

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feminine - third declension

age (of individual / period)

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afui

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I was absent, away, distant from

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ager, agri

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masculine - second declension

field; (often plural) land, territory

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aggredior, aggredi, aggressus sum

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attack, approach

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agmen, agminis

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neuter - third declension

column of men, army

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agnitus

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having been recognised

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agnosco, agnoscere

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recognise

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agnovi

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I recognised

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ago, agere

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do, act, drive

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agricola, agricolae

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masculine - first declension

farmer

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ala, alae

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feminine - first declension

wing (of bird/army)

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alienus, aliena, alienum

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someone else’s, strange, foreign

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alii…alii

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some…others

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aliquis

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someone, something, anyone, anything

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aliter

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otherwise

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67
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alius, alia, aliud

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other, one, another, else

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alter, altera, alterum

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the other, one (of two), another, a second

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altus, alta, altum

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high; deep

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ambulo, ambulare, ambulavi

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walk

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71
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amica

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female - first declension

girl-friend, female friend

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amicitia, amicitiae

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feminine - first declension

friendship

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amicus

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masculine - second declension

friend

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amisi

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I lost

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75
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amissus

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having been lost

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76
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amitto, amittere

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I lose, to lose

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amo, amare, amavi, amatus

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love, like

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78
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amor, amoris

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masculine - third declension

love

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amphitheatrum, amphitheatri

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neuter - second declension

amphitheatre

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an

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or

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81
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ancilla

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slave-girl, slave-woman

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82
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angustus, angusta, angustum

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narrow, confined

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animadverto, animadvertere, animadverti, animadversus

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notice, observe

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animal, animalis

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neuter - third declension

animal, living creature

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animus

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masculine - second declension

spirit, soul, mind, courage

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86
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annus

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masculine - second declension

year

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ante

+acc

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before, in front of

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88
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antea

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before, previously

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89
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antequam

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before

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90
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aperio, aperire, aperui, apertus

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open, reveal, disclose

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appareo, apparere, apparui

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appear

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92
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appropinquo, appropinquare, appropinquavi

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+dative

approach, come near to

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aptus, apta, aptum

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suitable, appropriate

for: +dative / +ad+accusative

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apud

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+accusative

at the house of, among, according to, in the opinion of

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95
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aqua

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feminine - first declension

water

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96
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aquila

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feminine - first declension

eagle; legionary standard

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ara

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feminine - first declension

altar

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arbor

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feminine - third declension

tree

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arcesso, arcessere, arcessivi, arcessitus

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summon, send for

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ardeo, ardere

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burn, blaze

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argentum

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neuter - second declension

silver, money

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102
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arma, amorum

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neuter plural - second declension

arms, weapons, armour

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103
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armatus, armati

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masculine - second declension

armed man

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104
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armo, armare, armavi, armatus

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arm, equip with weapons

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105
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ars, artis

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feminine - third declension

art, skill

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106
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arsi

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I burned, blazed

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107
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arsus

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having been burned, blazed

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arx, arcis

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feminine - third declension

citadel

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ascendo, ascendere, ascendi, ascensus

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climb, go up

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salus , salutis

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feminine - third declension

health, safety, greeting

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at

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but

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atrium, atrii

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neuter - second declension

hall

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113
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attonitus, attonita, attonitum

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astonished, thunder-struck

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114
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auctoritas, auctoritatis

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feminine - third declension

authority, power, influence

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auctus

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having been increased, exaggerated

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116
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audax, audacis

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bold, daring

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117
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audeo, audere, ausus sum

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dare

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118
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audio, audire, audivi, auditus

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hear, listen to

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119
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aufero, auferre

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take away, carry off, steal

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120
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augeo, augere

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increase, exaggerate

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121
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aurum, auri

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neuter - second declension

gold

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122
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aut

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or, either

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123
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aut…aut

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either…or

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124
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autem

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but, however

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125
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auxi

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I increased, exaggerated

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auxilium

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neuter - second declension

help; (plural) auxiliary troops

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avidus, avida, avidum

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greedy, eager

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128
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barbarus, barbara, barbarum

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foreign, barbarian

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129
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bellum

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neuter - second declension

war

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130
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bellum inferre

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+dative

to make war on

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131
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bene

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well

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132
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beneficium

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neuter - second declension

kindness, service, favour

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133
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benignus, benigna, benignum

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kind

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134
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bibo, bibere, bibi

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drink

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135
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bis

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twice

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136
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bona, bonorum

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neuter plural - second declension

goods, possessions, property

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bonus, bona, bonum

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good

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138
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brevis

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short, brief

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139
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cado, cadere

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fall, perish

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caedes, caedis

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feminine - third declension

slaughter, killing, murder

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caedo, caedere

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cut down, beat, kill

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caelum

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neuter - second declension

sky, heaven

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caesus

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having been cut down, beaten, killed

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campus

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masculine - second declension

plain, field

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canis, canis

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masculine and feminine - third declension

dog

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cano, canere

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sing, sound, play (e.g. trumpet), sing of, celebrate

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cantus

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having been sung, sounded, played (e.g. trumpet), sung of, celebrated

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capio, capere, cepi, captus

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take, catch, capture; captivate

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captivus

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masculine - second declension

captive, prisoner

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caput

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neuter - third declension

head, person, life, capital

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carmen, carminis

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neuter - third declension

song, poem, spell

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carus, cara, carum

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dear

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castra, castrorum

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neuter plural - second declension

camp

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casus

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having been fallen, perished

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causa

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+genitive

for the sake of

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causa, causae

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feminine - first declension

cause, reason, case

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causam dico

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I plead a case

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caveo, cavere, cavi, cautus

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beware (of), take care

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cecidi

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I fell, perished, cut down, beat, killed

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cecini

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I sung, sounded, played (e.g. trumpet), sung of, celebrated

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cedo, cedere

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yield, give up; (in compounds) go

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celer, celeris, celere

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quick

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celo, celare, celavi, celatus

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hide, conceal

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cena

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feminine - first declension

dinner, meal

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ceno, cenare, cenavi, cenatus

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dine

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centurio, centurionis

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masculine - third declension

centurion

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cerno, cernere

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see, perceive, decree

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certamen

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neuter - third declension

contest, battle, struggle

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certiorem facere

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inform

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certus, certa, certum

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certain, sure, fixed

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cessi, cessus

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yield, give up; (in compounds) go

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ceteri, ceterae, cetera

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the rest, the other

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cibus

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masculine - second declension

food

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cinctus

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having been surrounded, enclosed, girded; (pass) having been laid round

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cingo, cingere

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surround, enclose, gird; (pass) lie round

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cinxi

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I surrounded, enclosed, girded; (pass) lay round

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circum, circa

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+accusative

around, about

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circumdo, circumdare, circumdedi, circumdatus

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surround X (accusative) with Y (ablative)
put X (accusative) round Y (dative)
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179
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civis, cives

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masculine and feminine - third declension

citizen

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180
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civitas, civitatis

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feminine - third declension

citizenship, state, city, tribe

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clades, cladis

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feminine - third declension

disaster, loss, defeat

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182
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clam

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secretly

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clamo, clamare, clamavi, clamatus

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shout, exclaim, proclaim

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clamor, clamoris

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masculine - third declension

shout, uproar, noise

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clarus, clara, clarum

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clear, famous, distinguished

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classis, classis

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feminine - third declension

fleet; class

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claudo, claudere

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close, shut (in), confine, blockade

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clausi

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I closed, shut (in), confined, blockaded

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clausus

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having been closed, shut (in), confined, blockaded

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coactus

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having been forced, compelled, driven, assembled

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coegi

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I forced, compelled, drove, assembled

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coepi, coepisse, coeptus

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began

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cogito, cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus

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think, consider

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cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus

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get to know, find out, learn

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cogo, cogere

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force, compel, drive, assemble

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cohors, cohortis

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feminine - third declension

cohort, company

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collectus

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having been collected, assembled

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collegi

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I collected, assembled

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colligo, colligere

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collect, assemble

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collis, collis

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masculine - third declension

hill

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colo, colere, colui

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cultivate, worship, honour

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comes, comitis

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masculine and feminine - third declension

comrade, companion

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commisi, commissus

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commit, fight, begin (battle)

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committo, committere

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commit, fight, begin (battle)

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commodus, commoda, commodum

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convenient, suitable

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comparo, comparare, comparavi, coparatus

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prepare, provide, obtain; compare

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compleo, complere

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fill

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completus

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having been filled

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complevi

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I filled

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condemno, condemnare, condemnavi, condemnatus

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convict, condemn

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condo, condere, condidi, conditus

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found, establish, compose; hide

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confero, conferre

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collect, compare; contribute, bestow

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conficio, conficicere, confeci, confectus

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finish, complete; wear out

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confido, confidere, confisus sum

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+ dative

trust, believe, have confidence (in)

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coniugis

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genitive of coniunx

of husband, wife, spouse

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coniunx

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masculine and feminine - third declension

husband, wife, spouse

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coniuratio, coniurationis

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feminine - third declension

conspiracy, plot

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conlatus

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having been collected, compared; having been contributed, bestowed

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conor, conari, conatus sum

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try

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consilium capio

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form/adopt/hatch a plan, decide

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consilium, consilii

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neuter - second declension

plan, advice, idea; council; prudence

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consisto, consistere, constiti, constitus

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halt, stand, stand firm

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consituto, constituere, constitui, constituts

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decide, establish

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conspicio, conspicere, conspexi, conspectus

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notice, observe, see

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constat

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it is agreed (that, +accusative+infinitive)

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consul, consulis

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masculine - third declension

consul

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consulo, consulere, consului, consumptus

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consult, consider, advise

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consumo, consumere, consumpsi, consumptus

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eat, consume, spend

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contendo, contendere, contendi, contentus

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hurry, march, contend, fight

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contentus, contenta, contentum

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contented, satisfied

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Q

contra

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+accusative

against

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Q

contuli

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I collected, compared; I contributed, bestowed

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convenio, convenire, conveni

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come together, meet; be settled

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conventus

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having been (come together) settled

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convoco, convocare, convocavi, convocatus

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call together, summon, assemble

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Q

copiae, copiarum

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feminine plural - first declension

troops, forces, supplies

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cornu, cornus

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neuter - fourth declension

horn; wing of an army

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Q

corpus, corporis

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neuter - third declension

body

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Q

correptus

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having been seized, carried off

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corrpio, corripere, corripui

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seize, carry off

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Q

corrumpo, corrumpere, corrupi, corruptus

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spoil, destroy, corrupt

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Q

cotidie

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every day, daily

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Q

cras

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tomorrow

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credo, credere, credidi, creditus

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+dative

believe, trust, entrust

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cretus

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having been seen, perceived, decreed

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Q

crevi

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I saw, perceived, decreed

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Q

crimen, criminis

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neuter - third declension

accusation, charge, crime

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Q

crudelis, crudele

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cruel

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Q

crudelitas, crudelitatis

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feminine - third declension

cruelty

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Q

cubiculum, cubiculi

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masculine - second declension

bedroom

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Q

cucurri

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I ran

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Q

culpa, culpae

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feminine - first declension

fault, blame

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Q

culpo, culpae, culpavi, culpatus

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blame

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Q

cultus

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having been cultivated, worshipped, honoured

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255
Q

cum

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when, since, although

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Q

cum

+abl

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with

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cunctus, cuncta, cunctum

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all, whole

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Q

cupidus, cupida, cupidum

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+genitive

eager (for), greedy

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cupio, cupere, cupivi, cupitus

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desire, wish, want

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Q

cur?

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why?

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Q

cura, curae

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feminine - first declension

care, charge, anxiety

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Q

curo, curare, curavi, curatus

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care for, cure; (+gerundive) get (something) done, see to

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Q

curro, currere

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run

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Q

currus, currus

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masculine - fourth declension

chariot

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Q

cursus

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having been run

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Q

cursus, cursus

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masculine - fourth declension

running, course, race

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Q

custodio, custodire, custodivi, custoditus

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guard

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Q

custos, custodis

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masculine and feminine - thirddeclension

guard

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Q

dare

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to give

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Q

datus

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having been given

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Q

de

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+ablative

about, from, down from

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Q

dea, deae

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feminine - first declension

goddess

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Q

debeo, debere, debui, debitus

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owe, ought

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decem

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ten

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decidi

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I fell down

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decido, decidere

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fall down

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decipio, decipere, decipi, deceptus

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deceive

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decorus, decora, decorum

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fitting, handsome, noble

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dedi

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I gave

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dedo, dedere, dedidi, deditus

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give up, surrender

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defendo, defendere, defendi, defensus

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defend

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defessus, defessa, defessum

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tired

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deicio, deicere, deieci, deiectus

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throw down

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dein

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then, next, afterwards

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deinde

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then, next, afterwards

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delectus

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having been chosen, selected

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delegi

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I chose, selected

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deleo, delere

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destroy

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deletus

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having been destroyed

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delevi

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I destroyed

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deligo, deligere

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choose, select

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denique

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at last, finally, in short

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densus, densa, densum

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thick, dense, crowded

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depono, deponere

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put down, lay aside

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depositus

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having been put down, laid aside

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deposui

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I put down, laid aside

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descend, descendere, descendi, descensus

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descend, come down

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desii

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I ceased

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desino, desinere

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cease

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desisto, desistere

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leave off, cease

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desitus

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having been ceased

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despero, desperare, desperavi, desperatus

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despair

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destiti

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I left off, ceased

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destitus

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having been left off, ceased

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deus, dei

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masculine - second declension

god

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dexter, dextra, dextrum

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right, on the right, right hand

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dextra, dextrae

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feminine - first declension

right hand, right side

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dico, dicere

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say, speak, tell

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dictus

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having been said, spoken, told

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didici

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I learned

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dies, diei

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masculine or occasionally feminine - fifth declension

day

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difficilis, difficile

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difficult

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dignitas, dignitatis

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feminine - third declension

rank, dignity, importance, honour

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dignus, digna, dignum

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+ablative

worthy (of), deserving (of)

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diligens, diligentis

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careful, diligent

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dimisi

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I dismissed, scattered

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dimissus

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having been dismissed, scattered

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dimitto, dimittere

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dismiss, scatter

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dirus, dira, dirum

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dreadul

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discedo, discedere

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depart, leave

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discessi

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I departed, left

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disco, discere

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learn

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dissimilis, dissimile

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different

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diu

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for a long time

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diva

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feminine - first declension

goddess

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dives, divitis

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rich

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divido, dividere, divisi, divisus

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divide, separate

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divitae, divitarum

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feminine plural - first declension

riches, wealth

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divus

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masculine - second declension

god

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Q

divus, diva, divum

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divine

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dixi

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I said, spoke, told

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do

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I give

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doceo, docere, doctui, doctus

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teach, inform

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doctus, docta, doctum

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learned, educated, skilful, clever

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doleo, dolere, dolui

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hurt, be in pain, lament

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dolor, doloris

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masculine - third declension

pain, sorrow, anger

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dolus, doli

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masculine - second declension

trick, fraud

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domina, dominae

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feminine - first declension

mistress

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Q

dominus, domini

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masculine - second declension

master

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domus, domus

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feminine - fourth declension

house, home

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Q

donec

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until

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Q

donum, doni

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neuter - second declension

gift, present

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Q

dormio, dormire, dormivi

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sleep

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dubito, dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatus

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doubt, hesitate

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dubius, dubia, dubium

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doubtful, wavering, uncertain

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duco, ducere, duxi, ductus

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lead, take; marry; consider

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dulcis, dulce

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sweet, pleasant

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dum

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while, until, provided that

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Q

dummodo

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provided that, so long as

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duo

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two

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durus, dura, durum

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hard, harsh, rough

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dux, ducis

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masculine - third declension

leader, general, ruler

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Q

e, ex

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+ablative

from, out of;

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Q

e-, ex-

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out

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Q

ecce!

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see! look! behold! here is … !

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356
Q

edere

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to give out, bring forth, cause

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Q

edi

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I ate

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Q

edidi

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I gave out, brought forth, caused

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Q

editum

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having been given out, brought forth, caused

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Q

edo (long e)

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I give out, bring forth, cause

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Q

edo (short e)

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I eat

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efficio, efficere, effeci, effectus

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carry out, accomplish

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effugio, effugere, effugi

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escape

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Q

egeo, egere, egui

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+genitive/ablative

need, be in want of, lack

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Q

egi

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I did, acted, drove

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ego

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I, me

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egredior, egredi, egressus sum

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go out, come out

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eicio, eicere, eieci, eiectum

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throw out

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Q

emo, emere, emi, emptus

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buy

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Q

enim

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for

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Q

eo

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thither

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Q

eo, ire, i(v)i

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go

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Q

epistula, epistulae

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feminine - first declension

letter

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Q

eques, equitis

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masculine - third declension

knight, horseman, (pl) cavalry

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Q

equus, equi

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masculine - second declension

horse

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Q

erga

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+accusative

towards

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ergo

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therefore

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Q

erro, errare, erravi, erratus

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wander, make a mistake

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Q

errumpo, errumpere

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burst forth, break out

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Q

erupi

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I burst forth, broke out

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Q

eruptus

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having been burst forth, broken out

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Q

esse

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to be; to eat (from edo)

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Q

esus

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having been eaten

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Q

et

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and, both

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Q

etiam

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even, also, still

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Q

etsi

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although

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Q

evado, evadere

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go out; escape, avoid

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Q

evasi, evasus

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go out; escape, avoid

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Q

evenio, evenire, eveni, eventus

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come out; turn out, come about

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Q

excipio, excipere, excepi, exceptus

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receive, take, welcome

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Q

excito, excitare, excitavi, excitatus

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wake, rouse, excite

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Q

exemplum, exempli

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neuter - second declension

example, precedent

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Q

exeo, exire, exii

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go out, go away

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Q

exercitus, exercitus

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masculine - fourth declension

army

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Q

exilium, exilii

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masculine - second declension

exile

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Q

exitium, exitii

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neuter - second declension

ruin, destruction

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Q

expello, expellere

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drive out

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Q

expuli

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I drove out

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Q

expulsus

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having been driven out

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Q

exspecto, exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus

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wait for, expect

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Q

extra

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+accusative

outside, beyond

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Q

fabula, fabulae

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feminine - first declension

story, play

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Q

facilis, facile

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easy

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Q

facinus, facinoris

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neuter - third declension

crime, outrage, deed

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Q

facio, facere, feci, factus

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make, do

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Q

factum, facti

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neuter - second declension

deed, action

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Q

factus sum

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I became, was made, happened

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Q

fallo, fallere

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deceive, cheat

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Q

falsus

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having been deceived, cheated

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Q

falsus, falsa, falsum

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false, mistaken, untrue

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Q

fama, famae

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feminine - first declension

rumour, fame, glory

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Q

familia, familiae

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feminine - first declension

family, household

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Q

faveo, favere, favi

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+dative

favour, support

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Q

fefelli

A

I deceived, cheated

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Q

felix, felicis

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fortunate, happy, prosperous

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416
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femina, feminae

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feminine - first declension

woman

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417
Q

fere

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nearly, about

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418
Q

fero, ferre

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bear, carry, bring, say

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419
Q

ferox, ferocis

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fierce, cruel, brave

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420
Q

ferrum, ferri

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neuter - second declension

iron, sword

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421
Q

fessus, fessa, fessum

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tired

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422
Q

festino, festinare, festinavi

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hurry

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fetus, fetus

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masculine - fourth declension

fruit, produce; offspring

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424
Q

fictus

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having been formed, moulded; having been imagined, invented

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425
Q

fidelis, fidele

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trustworthy, faithful, loyal

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fides, fidei

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feminine - fifth declension

trust, faith, confidence, loyalty

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427
Q

fido, fidere, fisus sum

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+dative/ablative

trust, rely upon

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428
Q

fiere

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to become, be made, happen

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429
Q

filia, filiae

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feminine - first declension

daughter

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430
Q

filiabus

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(sometimes) dative/ablative plural of filia

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431
Q

filius, filii

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masculine - second declension

son

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432
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fingo, fingere

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form, mould; imagine, invent

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433
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finis, finis

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masculine - third declension

end, boundary, (pl) territory

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434
Q

finxi

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I formed, moulded; I imagined, invented

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435
Q

fio

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I become, am made, happen

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436
Q

flamma, flammae

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feminine - first declension

blaze, flame, passion

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437
Q

flecto, flectere

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bend

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438
Q

flexi

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I bent

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439
Q

flexus

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having been bent

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440
Q

flos, floris

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masculine - third declension

flower

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441
Q

flumen, fluminis

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neuter - third declension

river

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442
Q

fodi

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I dug

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443
Q

fodio, fodere

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dig

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444
Q

foedus, foederis

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neuter - third declension

treaty, agreement

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445
Q

fons, fontis

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masculine - third declension

spring, fountain

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446
Q

fortasse

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perhaps

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447
Q

forte

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by chance

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448
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fortis, forte

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brave, strong, bold

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449
Q

fortuna, fortunae

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feminine - first declension

fortune, fate, luck (good or bad)

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450
Q

forum, fori

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neuter - second declension

forum, market place

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451
Q

fossa, fossae

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feminine - first declension

ditch, trench

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452
Q

fossus

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having been dug

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453
Q

fractus

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having been broken, crushed

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454
Q

frango, frangere

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break, crush

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455
Q

frater, fratris

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masculine - third declension

brother

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456
Q

fregi

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I broke, crushed

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457
Q

frequens, (genitive) frequentis

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usual, general; crowded; frequent

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458
Q

frigus, frigoris

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neuter - third declension

cold

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459
Q

frumemtum, frumenti

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neuter - second declension

corn, grain

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460
Q

frustra

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in vain

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461
Q

fudi

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I poured, shed, routed

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462
Q

fuga, fugae

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feminine - first declension

flight, escape

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463
Q

fugio, fugere, fegui

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flee, run away (from), avoid

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464
Q

fugo, fugare, fugavi, fugatus

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put to flight, rout

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465
Q

fui

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I was

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466
Q

fundo, fundere

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pour, shed, rout

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467
Q

fundus, fundi

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masculine - second declension

farm

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468
Q

fur, furis

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masculine - third declension

thief

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469
Q

furor, furoris

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masculine - third declension

rage, fury, madness, passion

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470
Q

fusus

A

having been poured, shed, routed

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471
Q

gaudeo, gaudere

A

rejoice

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472
Q

gaudium, gaudii

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neuter - second declension

joy, delight

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473
Q

gavisus sum

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I rejoiced

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474
Q

gemitus, gemitus

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masculine - fourth declension

groan, sigh

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475
Q

gens, gentis

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feminine - third declension

race, people, family, tribe, nation

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476
Q

genu, genus

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masculine - fourth declension

knee

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477
Q

genus, generis

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neuter - third declension

race, descent, birth, kind

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478
Q

gero, gerere

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bear, wear, wage war, manage

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479
Q

gessi

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I bore, wore, waged war, managed

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480
Q

gestus

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having been born (from to bear), worn, waged war, managed

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481
Q

gladius, gladii

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masculine - second declension

sword

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482
Q

Graeci, Graecorum

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masculine plural - second declension

(the) Greeks

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483
Q

Graecia, Graeciae

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feminine - first declension

Greece

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484
Q

Graecus, Graeca, Graecum

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Greek

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485
Q

gratia, gratiae

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feminine - first declension

favour, thanks, esteem

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486
Q

gratias ago

A

I thank, give thanks

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487
Q

gratias ago

A

thank, give thanks

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488
Q

gravis, grave

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heavy, serious, painful, important

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489
Q

habeo, habere, habui, habitus

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have, hold, consider

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490
Q

habito, habitare, habitavi, habitatus

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live, dwell

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491
Q

haereo, haerere

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stick, cling

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492
Q

haesi

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I stuck, clung

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493
Q

haesus

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having been stuck, clung

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494
Q

hasta, hastae

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feminine - first declension

spear

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495
Q

haud

A

not

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496
Q

heri

A

yesterday

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497
Q

hiberna, hibernorum

A

neuter plural - second declension

winter quarters

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498
Q

hic

A

here

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499
Q

hic, haec, hoc

A

this

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500
Q

hiems, hiemis

A

feminine - third declension

winter, storm

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501
Q

hinc

A

from here, hence, henceforth

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502
Q

hodie

A

today

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503
Q

homo, hominis

A

masculine - third declension

man, person

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504
Q

honor, honoris

A

masculine - third declension

honour, esteem, glory

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Q

hora, horae

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feminine - first declension

hour

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506
Q

hortus, horti

A

masculine - second declension

garden

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507
Q

hospes, hospitis

A

masculine - third declension

guest, host

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508
Q

hostis, hostis

A

masculine - third declension

enemy

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509
Q

hotor, hotari, hortatus sum

A

urge, encourage

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510
Q

huc

A

here, to this place

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511
Q

humi

A

genitive of humus; on the ground

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512
Q

humilis, humile

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low, humble, lowly

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513
Q

humus, humi

A

feminine - second declension

ground, earth

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514
Q

iaceo, iacere

A

lie (down)

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515
Q

iacio, iacere

A

throw

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516
Q

iactus

A

having been thrown

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517
Q

iacui

A

I lay (down)

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518
Q

iam

A

now, already

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519
Q

ianua, ianuae

A

feminine - first declension

door

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520
Q

ibi

A

there, then

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521
Q

idem, eadem, idem

A

the same

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522
Q

idoneus, idonea, idoneum

A

suitable, convenient

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523
Q

Idus, Iduum

A

feminine plural - fourth declension

Ides

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524
Q

ieci

A

I threw

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525
Q

igitur

A

therefore, and so

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526
Q

ignarus, ignara, ignarum

A

(+genitive)

ignorant (of), inexperienced (in)

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527
Q

ignavus, ignava, ignavum

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cowardly, lazy

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528
Q

ignis, ignis

A

masculine - third declension

fire

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529
Q

ignoro, ignorare, ignoravi, ignoratus

A

do not know, be ignorant, misunderstand

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Q

ignotus, ignota, ignotum

A

unknown

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531
Q

illatus

A

having been inflicted, brought to, caused, carried against

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532
Q

ille, illa, illud

A

that; he, she, it; the former

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533
Q

illic

A

there

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534
Q

illinc

A

from there

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535
Q

illus

A

(to) there, to that place

536
Q

immotus, immota, immotum

A

unmoved, immovable

537
Q

impedio, impedire, impedivi, impeditus

A

delay, hinder, prevent, hamper

538
Q

imperator, imperatoris

A

masculine - third declension

emperor; general, leader

539
Q

imperium, imperii

A

neuter - second declension

command, power; empire

540
Q

impero, imperare, imperavi, imperatus

A

+dative

order, command

541
Q

impetus, impetus

A

masculine - fourth declension

attack, impulse

542
Q

imus, ima, imum

A

lowest, lowest pat of

543
Q

in +ablative

A

in, on

544
Q

in +accusative

A

into, onto, towards, against

545
Q

in dubio

A

in doubt

546
Q

incendium, incendii

A

neuter - second declension

fire

547
Q

incendo, incendere, incendi, incensus

A

set on fire, burn, inflame, rouse

548
Q

inceptum, incepti

A

neuter - second declension

beginning, plan

549
Q

incipio, incipere, incepi, inceptus

A

begin

550
Q

incito, incitare, incitavi, incitatus

A

urge on, arouse, encourage

551
Q

incola, incolae

A

masculine/feminine - first declension

inhabitant

552
Q

inde

A

from there, thereupon, next

553
Q

ineo

A

I go into, enter

554
Q

infelix, (genitive) infelicis

A

unhappy, unlucky

555
Q

infero, inferre

A

inflict, bring to, cause, carry against

556
Q

infra

A

+accusative

below, beneath

557
Q

ingenium, ingenii

A

neuter - second declension

character, ability

558
Q

ingens, ingentis

A

huge

559
Q

ingredior, ingredi, ingressus sum

A

enter, undertake

560
Q

ini(v)i

A

I went into, entered

561
Q

inicio, inicere, inieci, inectus

A

throw in

562
Q

inimicus, inimici

A

masculine - second declension

(personal) enemy

563
Q

iniquus, iniqua, iniquum

A

unfair, unjust, unfavourable

564
Q

inire

A

to go into, enter

565
Q

initium, initii

A

neuter - second declension

beginning

566
Q

initus

A

having been gone into, entered

567
Q

iniuria, iniuriae

A

feminine - first declension

injustice, injury, wrong

568
Q

inlatus

A

having been inflicted, brought to, caused, carried against

569
Q

inopia, inopiae

A

feminine - first declension

shortage, lack, poverty

570
Q

inquam, inquit, inquiunt

A

say

571
Q

insidiae, insidiarum

A

feminine plural - first declension

ambush, trap, trick

572
Q

insigne, insignis

A

distinguished, glorious

573
Q

inspicio, inspicere, inspexi, inspectus

A

look at, inspect, examine

574
Q

instruo, instruere, instruxi, instructus

A

draw up, prepare, equip, supply

575
Q

insula, insulae

A

feminine - first declension

island, block (of apartments)

576
Q

intellego, intellegere, intellexi, intellectus

A

understand, perceive, realise

577
Q

intentus, intenta, intentum

A

attentive, intent, eager

578
Q

inter

A

+accusative

among, between

579
Q

interea, interim

A

meanwhile, in the meantime

580
Q

interficio, interficere, interfeci, interfectus

A

kill

581
Q

intra

A

+accusative / adverb

enter

582
Q

intra

A

+accusative

inside, within

583
Q

intro, intrare, intravi, intratus

A

enter

584
Q

intuli

A

I inflicted, brought to, caused, carried against

585
Q

intus

A

inside, within

586
Q

invado, invadere

A

+in+accusative

invade

587
Q

invasi

A

+in+accusative

I invaded

588
Q

invasus

A

+in+accusative

having been invaded

589
Q

invenio, invenire, inveni, inventus

A

find, discover

590
Q

invidia, invidiae

A

feminine - first declension

envy, jealousy

591
Q

invito, invitare, invitavi, invitatus

A

invite

592
Q

invitus, invita, invitum

A

unwilling, reluctant

593
Q

ipse, ispa, ipsum

A

-self

594
Q

ira, irae

A

feminine - first declension

anger

595
Q

iratus, irata, iratum

A

angry

596
Q

irrumpo, irrumpere

A

burst in

597
Q

irrupi

A

I burst in

598
Q

irruptus

A

having been burst in

599
Q

is, ea, id

A

this, that, he, she, it

600
Q

iste, ista, istud

A

that (derogatory)

601
Q

ita

A

in this way, so, thus

602
Q

ita vero

A

yes

603
Q

Italia, Italiae

A

feminine - first declension

Italy

604
Q

itaque

A

and so, therefore

605
Q

iter, itineris

A

neuter - third declension

journey, march, way

606
Q

iterum

A

again

607
Q

iubeo, iubere

A

order, command

608
Q

iudex, iudicis

A

masculine and feminine - third declension

judge, juror

609
Q

iunctus

A

having been joined, united, fastened

610
Q

iungo, iungere

A

join, unite, fasten

611
Q

iunxi

A

I joined, united, fastened

612
Q

Iuppiter, Iovis

A

masculine - third declension

Jupiter

613
Q

iuro, iurare, iuravi, iuratus

A

swear (an oath)

614
Q

ius, iuris

A

neuter - third declension

law, right, authority

615
Q

iussi

A

I ordered, commanded

616
Q

iussus

A

having been ordered, commanded

617
Q

iustus, iusta, iustum

A

right, just, lawful, complete

618
Q

iutus

A

having been helped, pleased

619
Q

iuvenis

A

young

620
Q

iuvenis, iunvenis

A

masculine - second declension

young man

621
Q

iuvo, iuvare, iuvi

A

help, please

622
Q

Kalendae, Kalendarum

A

feminine plural - first declension

Kalends (first day of the month)

623
Q

labi

A

to glide, slip, fall

624
Q

labor (verb)

A

I glide, slip, fall

625
Q

labor, laboris

A

masculine - third declension

work, toil, trouble

626
Q

laboro, laborare, laboravi

A

work, toil, be in difficulty

627
Q

lacrima, lacrimae

A

feminine - first declension

tear

628
Q

lacrimo, lacrimare, lacrimavi, lacrimatus

A

cry, weep

629
Q

laedo, laedere

A

hurt, injure, harm

630
Q

laesi, laesus

A

hurt, injure, harm

631
Q

laetus, laeta, laetum

A

happy, glad

632
Q

lapsus sum

A

I glid, slipped, fell

633
Q

lateo, latere, latui

A

lie hidden, escape notice

634
Q

latro, latronis

A

masculine - third declension

robber bandit

635
Q

latus

A

having been bore, carried, brought, said

636
Q

latus, lata, latum

A

wide, broad

637
Q

latus, lateris

A

neuter - third declension

side, wing

638
Q

laus, laudis

A

feminine - third declension

praise, honour, credit

639
Q

lectus

A

having been read, chosen

640
Q

lectus, lecti

A

masculine - second declension

couch, bed

641
Q

legatus, legati

A

(legionary) commander, ambassador, envoy

642
Q

legio, legionis

A

feminine - third declension

legion

643
Q

lego, legere, legi

A

read, choose

644
Q

lente

A

slowly

645
Q

lentus, lenta, lentum

A

slow

646
Q

leo, leonis

A

masculine - third declension

lion

647
Q

levis, leve

A

light, slight, trivial

648
Q

lex, legis

A

feminine - third declension

law

649
Q

libens, libentis

A

willing, glad

650
Q

liber, libera, liberum

A

free

651
Q

liber, liberis

A

masculine - third declension

book

652
Q

liberi, liberorum

A

masculine plural - second declension

children

653
Q

libero, liberare, liberavi, liberatus

A

set free

654
Q

libertas, libertatis

A

feminine - third declension

freedom

655
Q

libertus, liberti

A

freedman, ex-slave

656
Q

licet, licere

A

+dative

it is allowed

657
Q

licuit

A

+dative

it was allowed

658
Q

lingua, linguae

A

feminine - first declension

tongue, speech, language

659
Q

littera, litterae

A

feminine - first declension (usually plural with singular meaning)
letter

660
Q

litus, litoris

A

neuter - third declension

sea-shore, beach

661
Q

locus, loci

A

masculine - second declension

place, position, situation, opportunity

662
Q

longus, longa, longum

A

long

663
Q

loquor, loqui, locutus sum

A

speak, talk

664
Q

ludo, ludere

A

play

665
Q

ludus, ludi

A

masculine - second declension

game, school

666
Q

luna, lunae

A

feminine - first declension

moon

667
Q

lusi

A

I played

668
Q

lusus

A

having been played

669
Q

lux, lucis

A

feminine - third declension

light, daylight

670
Q

magis

A

more, rather

671
Q

magister, magistri

A

masculine - second declension

teacher, master

672
Q

magistratus, magistratus

A

masculine - fourth declension

magistrate

673
Q

magnopere

A

very much, greatly

674
Q

magnus, magna, magnum

A

large, big, great

675
Q

maior, (neuter) maius

A

bigger

676
Q

malo, malle, malui

A

prefer

677
Q

malus, mala, malum

A

bad, evil

678
Q

mando, mandare, mandavi, mandatus

A

commit, entrust, command

679
Q

mane

A

in the morning, early

680
Q

maneo, manere

A

remain, stay

681
Q

mansi

A

I remained, stayed

682
Q

manus, manus

A

feminine - fourth declension

hand, band

683
Q

mare, maris

A

neuter - third declension

sea

684
Q

maritus, mariti

A

masculine - second declension

husband

685
Q

mater, matris

A

feminine - third declension

mother

686
Q

matrimonium, matrimonii

A

neu - sd

marriage

687
Q

maxime

A

very greaty

688
Q

me recipio

A

retreat, withdraw

689
Q

medius, media, medium

A

middle (of)

690
Q

mei

A

of me, my

691
Q

melior, melius

A

better

692
Q

memini

A 
\+genitive
I remember (perfect with present meaning)
693
Q

meminisse

A 
\+genitive
to remember (perfect with present meaning)
694
Q

mens, mentis

A

feminine - third declension

mind

695
Q

mensa, mensae

A

feminine - first declension

table

696
Q

mensis, mensis

A

masculine - third declension

month

697
Q

mercator, mercatoris

A

masculine - third declension

merchant

698
Q

semel

A

once

699
Q

metuo, metuere, metui

A

fear, be afraid

700
Q

metus, metus

A

masculine - fourth declension

fear

701
Q

meus, mea, meum

A

my

702
Q

miles, militis

A

masculine - third declension

soldier

703
Q

militia, militiae

A

feminine - first declension

military service

704
Q

mille passus (pl milia passuum)

A

mile

705
Q

minari, minatus sum

A

+dative

threaten

706
Q

minime

A

no; least, very little

707
Q

minimus, minima, minimum

A

smallest, very small

708
Q

minor

A

+dative

I threaten

709
Q

minor, minus

A

smaller

710
Q

mirabilis, mirabile

A

strange, wonderful

711
Q

mirari, miratus sum

A

wonder at, admire

712
Q

miror

A

I wonder at, admire

713
Q

misceo, miscere, miscui

A

mix, blend, confuse

714
Q

miser, misera, miserum

A

miserable, wretched, sad

715
Q

misi, missus

A

send, throw, let go

716
Q

mitto, mittere

A

send, throw, let go

717
Q

mixtum

A

having been mixed, blended, confused

718
Q

modo

A

just now, only

719
Q

modus, modi

A

masculine - second declension

manner, way, kind

720
Q

moenia, moenium

A

neuter plural - third declension

city walls, city

721
Q

moneo, monere, monui, monitus

A

warn, advise, teach

722
Q

mons, montis

A

masculine - third declension

mountain

723
Q

monstro, monstrare, monstravi, monstratus

A

show, point out, indicate, instruct

724
Q

mora, morae

A

feminine - first declension

delay

725
Q

morari, moratus sum

A

delay, linger

726
Q

morbus, morbi

A

masculine - second declension

sickness, disease

727
Q

morior, mori, mortuus sum

A

die

728
Q

moror

A

I delay, linger

729
Q

mors, mortis

A

feminine - third declension

death

730
Q

mos, moris

A

masculine - third declension

habit, custom, (pl) character, moral

731
Q

motus

A

having been moved

732
Q

moveo, movere, movi

A

move

733
Q

mox

A

soon

734
Q

mulier, mulieris

A

feminine - third declension

woman

735
Q

multitudo, mutitudinis

A

feminine - third declension

crowd, multitude

736
Q

multus, multa, multum

A

much, many

737
Q

munio, munire, munivi, munitus

A

fortify, defend, guard

738
Q

munus, muneris

A

neuter - third declension

service, duty, present

739
Q

murus, muri

A

masculine - second declension

wall, rampart

740
Q

muto, mutare, mutavi, mutatus

A

change, alter

741
Q

nam

A

for

742
Q

narro, narrare, narravi, narratus

A

tell, relate

743
Q

nascor, nasci, natus sum

A

be born

744
Q

natura, naturae

A

feminine - first declension

nature

745
Q

nauta, nautae

A

masculine - first declension

sailor

746
Q

navem solvo

A

set sail

747
Q

navigo, navigare, navigavi

A

sail

748
Q

navis longa

A

feminine - third declension

warship

749
Q

navis oneraria

A

feminine - third declension

merchant ship

750
Q

navis, navis

A

feminine - third declension

ship

751
Q

ne

A

lest, that not

752
Q

ne … quidem

A

not … even

753
Q

nec, neque

A

and not, nor, neither

754
Q

necesse

A

necessary

755
Q

neco, necare, necavi, necatus

A

kill

756
Q

neglego, neglegere, neglexi, neglectus

A

neglect, disregard

757
Q

nego, negare, negavi, negatus

A

say no, deny, refuse, say that…not

758
Q

negotium, negotii

A

neuter - second declension

business

759
Q

nemo

A

no one, nobody

760
Q

nescio, nescire, nescivi

A

not know

761
Q

nisi

A

unless, if not, except

762
Q

nobilis, nobile

A

noble, famous

763
Q

noceo, nocere, nocui

A

+dative

hurt, harm

764
Q

noctu

A

by night

765
Q

nolo, nolle, nolui

A

not want, be unwilling, refuse

766
Q

nomen, nominis

A

neuter - third declension

name

767
Q

non

A

not

768
Q

non iam

A

no longer

769
Q

nondum

A

not yet

770
Q

nonne?

A

surely?

771
Q

nonnulli, nonnullae, nonnulla

A

some, several

772
Q

nos, nostrum/nostri

A

we, us

773
Q

noster, nostra, nostrum

A

our

774
Q

notus, nota, notum

A

known, well-known, famous

775
Q

novi, notus

A

(perfect with present meaning)

know

776
Q

novme

A

nine

777
Q

novus, nova, novum

A

new, fresh, recent

778
Q

nox, noctis

A

feminine - third declension

night

779
Q

nullius

A

(genitive of nemo)

of no one, of nobody

780
Q

nullus, nulla, nullum

A

no, none, not any

781
Q

num

A

surely…not, whether

782
Q

numerus, numeri

A

masculine - second declension

number

783
Q

numquam

A

never

784
Q

nunc

A

now

785
Q

nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus

A

announce, report

786
Q

nuntius, nuntii

A

masculine - second declension

messenger, message, news

787
Q

nuper

A

recently

788
Q

nusquam

A

nowhere

789
Q

ob

A

+accusative

because of, on account of

790
Q

oblatus

A

having been presented, offered

791
Q

oblitus sum

A

I forgot

792
Q

obliviscor, oblivisci

A

forget

793
Q

obses, obsidis

A

masculine and feminine - third declension

hostage

794
Q

obsessus

A

having been besieged, blockaded

795
Q

obsideo, obsidere, obsedi

A

besiege, blockade

796
Q

obtuli

A

I presented, offered

797
Q

obviam eo

A

+dative

(go to) meet, oppose, resist

798
Q

obviam eo, ire, i(v)i

A

+dative

meet, go to meet, oppose, resist

799
Q

occasio, occasionis

A

feminine - third declension

opportunity, occasion

800
Q

occido, occidere, occidi, occisus

A

kill

801
Q

occupo, occupare, occupavo, occupatus

A

sieze, take possession of, occupy

802
Q

octo

A

eight

803
Q

oculus, oculi

A

masculine - second declension

eye

804
Q

odi, odisse

A

(perfect with present meaning)

hate

805
Q

odio est

A

+dative

be hated by

806
Q

odium, odii

A

neuter - second declension

hatred

807
Q

offero, offere

A

present, offer

808
Q

officium, officii

A

neuter -second declension

duty, task, function

809
Q

olim

A

once, formerly, one day

810
Q

omisi, omissus

A

neglect, disregard, make no mention of

811
Q

omitto, omittere

A

neglect, disregard, make no mention of

812
Q

omnino

A

altogether, at all, entirely

813
Q

omnis, omne

A

all, every

814
Q

onus, oneris

A

neuter - third declension

burden, load

815
Q

opera, operae

A

feminine - first declension

work, effort, attention, trouble

816
Q

operam do

A

I take pains, give attention (to)

817
Q

oportet, oportere, oportuit

A

be necessary, ought, must

818
Q

oppidum, oppidi

A

neuter - second declension

town

819
Q

opportunus, opportuna, opportunum

A

suitable, opportune

820
Q

oppressi, oppressus

A

overwhelm, crush, weigh down

821
Q

opprimo, opprimere

A

overwhelm, crush, weigh down

822
Q

oppugno, oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatus

A

attack

823
Q

ops, opis

A

feminine - third declension

help, (pl) resources, riches

824
Q

opus est, esse, fuit

A

+ablative

there is need of

825
Q

opus, operis

A

neuter - third declension

work, toil, construction

826
Q

ora, orae

A

feminine - first declension

coast

827
Q

oratio, orationis

A

feminine - third declension

speech

828
Q

ordo, ordinis

A

ma - third declension

rank, order, line

829
Q

orior, oriri

A

rise, start, originate

830
Q

orno, ornare, ornavi, ornatus

A

adorn, decorate, provide, equip

831
Q

oro, orare, oravi, oratus

A

beg

832
Q

ortus sum

A

I rose, started, originated

833
Q

os, oris

A

neuter - third declension

mouth, face

834
Q

ostendo, ostendere, ostendi, ostentus

A

show, point out, indicate

835
Q

otium, otii

A

neuter - second declension

leisure, idleness, peace

836
Q

paene

A

almost, nearly

837
Q

palam

A

openly

838
Q

panis, panis

A

masculine - third declension

bread

839
Q

par, paris

A

equal

840
Q

parco, parcere

A

+dative

spare

841
Q

parens, parentis

A

masculine and feminine - third declension

parent, (pl) relations

842
Q

pareo, parere, parui

A

+dative

obey

843
Q

pario, parere

A

bear (a child), win, acquire, gain, secure

844
Q

paro, parare, paravi, paratus

A

prepare, provide

845
Q

pars, partis

A

feminine - third declension

part, some, direction

846
Q

partus

A

having been born (a child), won, acquired, gained, secured

847
Q

parvus, parva, parvum

A

small

848
Q

passim

A

in all directions, far and wide, everywhere

849
Q

passus, passus

A

masculine - fourth declension

pace

850
Q

pastor, pastoris

A

masculine - third declension

shepherd

851
Q

pateo, patere, patui

A

lie open, be clear

852
Q

pater, patris

A

masculine - third declension

father

853
Q

patior, pati, passus sum

A

suffer, endure, allow

854
Q

patria, patriae

A

feminine - first declension

homeland, native land

855
Q

patrius, patria, patrium

A

of a father, hereditary, ancestral

856
Q

patronus, patroni

A

masculine - second declension

patron, protector

857
Q

pauci, paucae, pauca

A

few, a few

858
Q

paulatim

A

gradually, little by little

859
Q

paulisper

A

for a short time

860
Q

paulum, paulo

A

a little, somewhat

861
Q

pauper, pauperis

A

poor

862
Q

pavor, pavoris

A

masculine - third declension

panic, alarm, dread

863
Q

pax, pacis

A

feminine - third declension

peace

864
Q

pectus, pectoris

A

neuter - third declension

chest, breast, heart, spirit

865
Q

pecunia, pecuniae

A

feminine - first declension

money

866
Q

pedem/me refero

A

retreat

867
Q

pedes, peditis

A

masculine - third declension

infantry

868
Q

peior, peius

A

worse

869
Q

pello, pellere

A

push, drive, rout

870
Q

peperci

A

+dative

I spared

871
Q

peperi

A

I bore (a child), won, acquired, gained, secured

872
Q

pepuli

A

I pushed, drove, routed

873
Q

per

A

+accusative

through, throughout, along

874
Q

perdo, perdere, perdidi, perditus

A

destroy, lose

875
Q

pereo, perire, perii

A

die, perish, be ruined

876
Q

perficio, perficere, perfeci, perfectus

A

bring about, complete, perfect

877
Q

perfida, perfidiae

A

feminine - first declension

treachery, faithlessness

878
Q

perfidus, perfida, perfidum

A

treacherous, faithless, deceitful

879
Q

periculum, periculi

A

neuter - second declension

danger

880
Q

peritus, perita, peritum

A

+genitive/ablative

skilled (in)

881
Q

permisi, permissus

A

hand over, entrust, permit, allow

882
Q

permitto, permittere

A

hand over, entrust, permit, allow

883
Q

persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi

A

+dative

persuade, convince

884
Q

perterritus, perterrita, perterritum

A

very frightened, terrified

885
Q

pervenio, pervenire, pervenni

A

reach, arrive

886
Q

pes, pedis

A

masculine - third declension

foot

887
Q

pessimus, pessima, pessimum

A

worst, very bad

888
Q

peto, petere, petivi, petitus

A

seek, ask for, make for, attack

889
Q

pietas, pietatis

A

feminine - third declension

piety, dutifulness

890
Q

pilum, pili

A

neuter - second declension

javelin

891
Q

piu, spia, pium

A

pious, devout dutiful

892
Q

placet, placere, placuit

A

+dative

it pleases, suits, it is resolved

893
Q

plebs, plebis

A

feminine - third declension

the people, common people

894
Q

plenus, plena, plenum

A

full, filled

895
Q

plerique, pleraeque, pleraque

A

most, the majority

896
Q

plures, plura

A

more (plural adjective)

897
Q

plus

A

(noun) +genitive more

898
Q

poculum, poculi

A

neuter - second declension

wine cup, drinking vessel

899
Q

poena, poenae

A

feminine - first declension

punishment, penalty

900
Q

poenas do

A

pay the penalty, be punished

901
Q

poeta, poetae

A

macusline - first declension

poet

902
Q

polliceor, pollicere, pollicitus sum

A

promise

903
Q

pondus, ponderis

A

neuter - third declension

weight, burden

904
Q

pono, ponere

A

put, place, set up (camp), put aside

905
Q

pons, pontis

A

masculine - third declension

bridge

906
Q

poposci

A

I demanded, asked for

907
Q

populus, populi

A

masculine - second declension

people, nation

908
Q

porro

A

further, forwards, moreover

909
Q

porta, portae

A

feminine - first declension

gate

910
Q

porto, portare, portavi, portatus

A

carry, bear, take

911
Q

portus, portus

A

masculine - fourth declension

harbour, port

912
Q

posco, poscere

A

demand, ask for

913
Q

possedi

A

I possessed, occupied, controlled

914
Q

possessus

A

having been possessed, occupied, controlled

915
Q

possideo, possidere

A

possess, occupy, control

916
Q

possum, posse

A

can, be able

917
Q

post

A

afterwards, next

918
Q

post +accusative

A

behind, after

919
Q

postquam

A

after, when

920
Q

postremus, postrema, postremum

A

last

921
Q

postridie

A

on the next day

922
Q

postulo, postulare, postulavi, postulatus

A

demand, ask

923
Q

potui

A

I could, was able

924
Q

posui, positus

A

put, place, set up (camp), put aside

925
Q

potens, potentis

A

powerful

926
Q

potestas, potestatis

A

feminine - third declension

power, authority, opportunity

927
Q

potior, potiri

A

+genitive/ablative

seize, get possession of

928
Q

potitus sum

A

+genitive/ablative

I seized, got possession of

929
Q

potius

A

rather, more

930
Q

prae

A

+ablative

in front of, before

931
Q

praebeo, praebere, praebui, praebitus

A

provide, give, show, offer

932
Q

praeceps, (genitive) praecipitis

A

headlong, sheer

933
Q

praeda, praedae

A

feminine - first declension

booty, plunder

934
Q

praeficio, praeficere, praefeci, praefectus

A

put in charge (of)

935
Q

praemium, praemii

A

neuter - second declension

prize, reward

936
Q

praesidium, praesidii

A

neuter - second declension

protection, garrison, fortification

937
Q

praesum, praeesse, praefui

A

+dative

be in charge of

938
Q

praeter

A

+accusative

beyond, except, besides

939
Q

praeterea

A

besides, moreover, in addition

940
Q

praetor, praetoris

A

masculine - third declension

praetor

941
Q

precor, precari, precatus sum

A

pray, pray to, beg

942
Q

pretium, pretii

A

nau - second declension

price, value

943
Q

primo

A

at first

944
Q

primum

A

at first

945
Q

primus, prima, primum

A

first, chief

946
Q

princeps, principis

A

masculine - third declension

emperor, chief, chieftain

947
Q

prior, prioris

A

previous, former

948
Q

prius

A

before, previously

949
Q

priusquam

A

before, until

950
Q

privatus, privata, privatum

A

private, personal, individual

951
Q

pro

A

+ablative

in front of, for, on behalf of, in return for

952
Q

probo, probare, probavi, probatus

A

approve (of); prove, demonstrate

953
Q

procedo, procedere

A

advance, proceed

954
Q

processi

A

I advanced, proceeded

955
Q

procidi

A

I fell, fell forwards, fell down

956
Q

procido, procidere

A

fall, fall forwards, fall down

957
Q

procul

A

far away, distant

958
Q

prodidi, proditus

A

betray, surrender

959
Q

prodo, prodere

A

betray, surrender

960
Q

proelium, proelii

A

neuter - second declension

battle

961
Q

profectus sum

A

I set out, departed

962
Q

proficiscor, proficisci

A

set out, depart

963
Q

progredior, progredi

A

advance, proceed

964
Q

progressus sum

A

I advanced, proceeded

965
Q

prohibeo, prohibere, prohibui, prohibitus

A

prevent, restrain, keep off

966
Q

promisi, promissus

A

promise

967
Q

promitto, promittere

A

promise

968
Q

prope

A

+accusative

near

969
Q

propter

A

+accusative

on account of, because of

970
Q

provincia, proviniciae

A

feminine - first declension

province

971
Q

proximus, proxima, proximum

A

nearest, next, last

972
Q

prudens, (genitive) prudentis

A

intelligent, prudent, foreseeing

973
Q

publicus, publica, publicum

A

public, common

974
Q

pudor, pudoris

A

masculine - third declension

shame, modesty, honour, disgrace

975
Q

puella, puellae

A

feminine - first declension

girl

976
Q

puer, pueri

A

masculine - second declension

boy

977
Q

pugna, pugnae

A

feminine - first declension

fight, battle

978
Q

pugno, pugnare, pugnavi

A

fight

979
Q

pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum

A

beautiful, handsome, fine

980
Q

pulsus

A

having been pushed, driven, routed

981
Q

punio, punire, punivi, punitus

A

punish

982
Q

puto, putare, putavi, putatus

A

think, consider, reckon

983
Q

quando?

A

when?

984
Q

quaero, quaere

A

search for, ask for, ask, inquire

985
Q

quaesivi, quaesitus

A

search for, ask for, ask, inquire

986
Q

qualis? quale?

A

what sort of?

987
Q

quam

A

how, than, as

988
Q

quam +superlative

A

as … as possible

989
Q

quamquam

A

although

990
Q

quamvis

A

+subjunctive

although

991
Q

quantus? quanta? quantum?

A

how big? how much?

992
Q

quare?

A

how? why?

993
Q

quartus, quarta, quartum

A

fourth

994
Q

quasi

A

as if, just as, nearly

995
Q

quattuor

A

four

996
Q

queror, queri

A

complain

997
Q

questus sum

A

I complained

998
Q

qui, quae, quod

A

who, which, that

999
Q

quia

A

because

1000
Q

quicumque, quaecumque, quodcumque

A

whoever, whatever

1001
Q

quid?

A

why?

1002
Q

quidam, quaedam, quoddam

A

one, a certain, some

1003
Q

quidem

A

indeed, in fact, however

1004
Q

quies, quietis

A

feminine - third declension

rest, peace, quiet

1005
Q

quin

A

but that, that … not, without

1006
Q

quinque

A

five

1007
Q

quis? qui?

A

who? what? any

1008
Q

quisquam, quicquam

A

whoever, whatever

1009
Q

quo?

A

where to?

1010
Q

quoad

A

as long as, until

1011
Q

quod

A

because, (as to) the fact that

1012
Q

quod si

A

but if

1013
Q

quominus

A

so that … not, so as to prevent

1014
Q

quomodo?

A

how? in what way?

1015
Q

quondam

A

one day, once

1016
Q

quoniam

A

since

1017
Q

quoque

A

also, too

1018
Q

quot?

A

how many?

1019
Q

quotiens?

A

how often? as often as

1020
Q

rapio, rapere, rapui, raptus

A

seize, grab, carry off, plunder

1021
Q

rarus, rara, rarum

A

thin, rare, scattered

1022
Q

ratio, rationis

A

feminine - third declension

account, reckoning, manner, reason

1023
Q

ratus sum

A

I thought back

1024
Q

recens, recentis

A

recent, fresh

1025
Q

recipio, recipere, recepi, receptus

A

regain, receive, welcome

1026
Q

recito, recitare, recitatus

A

recite, read aloud

1027
Q

rectus, recta, rectum

A

straight, direct, right, proper

1028
Q

recuso, recusare, recusavi, recusatus

A

refuse, reject

1029
Q

reddo, reddere, reddidi, redditus

A

give back, restore, hand over, make

1030
Q

redeo, redire, redii

A

return, go back, come back

1031
Q

reduco, reducere

A

lead back

1032
Q

reductus

A

having been led back

1033
Q

reduxi

A

I led back

1034
Q

refero, referre

A

bring back, report, refer

1035
Q

reficio, reficere, refeci, refectus

A

repair, restore, refresh

1036
Q

regina, reginae

A

feminine - first declension

queen

1037
Q

regio, regionis

A

feminine - third declension

region, district

1038
Q

regius, regia, regium

A

royal, kingly, regal

1039
Q

regnum, regni

A

neuter - second declension

kingdom, reign, rule

1040
Q

rego, regere, rexi, rectus

A

rule, direct

1041
Q

regredior, regredi

A

go back, return

1042
Q

regressus sum

A

I went back, returned

1043
Q

relatus

A

having been brought back, reported, referred

1044
Q

relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictus

A

leave, leave behind, abandon

1045
Q

reliquus, reliqua, reliquum

A

the rest of, the other

1046
Q

reor

A

I think

1047
Q

repello, repellere

A

drive back

1048
Q

repente

A

suddenly

1049
Q

reperio, reperire, repperi, repertus

A

find, find out; get, obtain; discover; devise, invent

1050
Q

repetitus

A

having been gone back to, recalled, attacked again

1051
Q

repetivi

A

I went back to, recalled, attacked again

1052
Q

repeto, repetere

A

go back to, recall, attack again

1053
Q

reppuli

A

I drove back

1054
Q

repulsus

A

having been driven back

1055
Q

rere

A

to think back

1056
Q

res adversae

A

feminine plural - first declension

misfortune

1057
Q

res publica, rei publicae

A

feminine

state, republic

1058
Q

resisto, resistere, restiti

A

+dative

resist, oppose

1059
Q

respectus

A

having been looked back; having been considered

1060
Q

respexi

A

I looked back; I considered

1061
Q

respicio, respicere

A

look back; consider

1062
Q

respondeo, respondere, respondi, responsus

A

answer, reply

1063
Q

respondum, responsi

A

neuter - second declension

answer, reply

1064
Q

restituo, restituere, restitui, restitutus

A

restore, give back

1065
Q

retineo, retinere, retinui, retentus

A

hold back, restrain, keep

1066
Q

rettuli

A

I brought back, reported, referred

1067
Q

rex, regis

A

masculine - third declension

king

1068
Q

rideo, ridere

A

laugh, smile

1069
Q

ripa, ripae

A

feminine - first declension

bank

1070
Q

risi

A

I laughed, smiled

1071
Q

risus

A

having been laughed, smiled

1072
Q

rogo, rogare, rogavi, rogatus

A

ask, ask for

1073
Q

Romani, Romanorum

A

(the) Romans

1074
Q

rota, rotae

A

feminine - first declension

wheel

1075
Q

res, rei

A

feminine - fifth declension

thing, affair, matter, business

1076
Q

ruere

A

to rush, sweep headlong, collapse

1077
Q

rui

A

I rushed, swept headlong, collapsed

1078
Q

ruina, ruinae

A

feminine - first declension

falling down, ruin, disaster

1079
Q

rumpo, rumpere

A

break, burst, break through

1080
Q

ruo

A

I rush, sweep headlong, collapse

1081
Q

rupi

A

I broke, burst, broke through

1082
Q

ruptus

A

having been broken, burst, broken through

1083
Q

rus, ruris

A

neuter - third declension

country, countryside

1084
Q

rursus

A

back, again

1085
Q

sacer, sacra, sacrum

A

sacred, holy

1086
Q

sacerdos, sacerdotis

A

masculine and feminine - third declension

priest, priestess

1087
Q

sacrificium, sacrificii

A

sacrifice

1088
Q

saepe

A

often

1089
Q

saevus, saeva, saevum

A

savage, cruel

1090
Q

sagitta, sagittae

A

feminine - first declension

arrow

1091
Q

saluto, salutare, salutavi, salutatus

A

greet, salute

1092
Q

salve!

A

hello!

1093
Q

sanguis, sanguinis

A

masculine - third declension

blood

1094
Q

sanus, sana, sanum

A

healthy, sane

1095
Q

sapiens, sapientis

A

wise, sensible

1096
Q

sapientia, sapientiae

A

wisdom, good sense

1097
Q

satis

A

enough

1098
Q

saxum, saxi

A

neuter - second declension

rock

1099
Q

scelestus, scelesta, scelestum

A

wicked

1100
Q

scelus, sceleris

A

neuter - third declension

crime, wickedness

1101
Q

scio, scire, scivi, scitus

A

know

1102
Q

scribo, scribere

A

write

1103
Q

scripsi, scriptus

A

write

1104
Q

scutum, scuti

A

neuter - second declension

shield

1105
Q

se, sui

A

himself, herself, itself, themselves

1106
Q

secundus, secunda, secundum

A

following, next, second, favourable

1107
Q

secutus sum

A

I followed, pursued, attended

1108
Q

sed

A

but

1109
Q

sedeo, sedere

A

sit

1110
Q

sedes, sedis

A

feminine - third declension

seat, temple, home

1111
Q

sedi

A

I sat

1112
Q

senator, senatoris

A

masculine - third declension

senator

1113
Q

senatus, senatus

A

masculine - fourth declension

senate

1114
Q

senex, senis

A

masculine - third declension

old man

1115
Q

sentio, sentire, sensi, sensus

A

feel, notice, hear, judge

1116
Q

sepelio, sepelire, sepelivi

A

bury

1117
Q

septem

A

seven

1118
Q

sepultus

A

having been buried

1119
Q

sequor, sequi

A

follow, pursue, attend

1120
Q

servio, servire, servi(v)i, servitus

A

(to, +dative)

be a slave, be subject

1121
Q

servo, servare, servavi, servatus

A

save, protect, keep

1122
Q

servus, servi

A

masculine - second declension

slave

1123
Q

sessus

A

having been sat

1124
Q

setentia, setentiae

A

feminine - first declension

opinion, judgement, sentence

1125
Q

seu

A

or if, whether

1126
Q

severus, severa, severum

A

strict, severe, forbidding

1127
Q

sex

A

six

1128
Q

si

A

if

1129
Q

sic

A

thus, in this way

1130
Q

sicut

A

just as, like, as, as if

1131
Q

signa inferre

A

to attack, charge

1132
Q

signum, signi

A

neuter - second declension

sign, signal, standard

1133
Q

silentium, silentii

A

neuter - second declension

silence

1134
Q

silva, silvae

A

feminine - first declension

wood, forest

1135
Q

similis, simile

A

similar, like

1136
Q

simul

A

at the same time, together

1137
Q

simulac, simulatque

A

as soon as

1138
Q

sine

A

+ablative

without

1139
Q

sinister, sinistra, sinistrum

A

left, on the left, unfavourable

1140
Q

sinistra, sinistrae

A

feminine - first declension

left hand, left side

1141
Q

sino, sinere, sivi, situs

A

allow, permit

1142
Q

sitis, sitis

A

feminine - third declension

thirst

1143
Q

sive

A

or if, whether

1144
Q

socius, socii

A

masculine - second declension

ally, comrade, companion

1145
Q

sol, solis

A

masculine - third declension

sun, sunlight

1146
Q

soleo, solere

A

be accustomed

1147
Q

solitus sum

A

I was accustomed

1148
Q

solum

A

only

1149
Q

solus, sola, solum

A

only, alone, lonely, single

1150
Q

solutus

A

having been loosened, payed

1151
Q

solvo, solvere, solvi

A

loose, pay

1152
Q

somnium, somnii

A

neuter - second declension

dream

1153
Q

somnus, somni

A

masculine - second declension

sleep

1154
Q

sonitus

A

having been sounded, made a noise, uttered, cried out

1155
Q

sonitus, sonitus

A

masculine - fourth declension

sound

1156
Q

sono, sonare

A

sound, make a noise, utter, cry out

1157
Q

sonui

A

I sounded, made a noise, uttered, cried out

1158
Q

sonus, soni

A

masculine - second declension

noise, sound

1159
Q

soror, sororis

A

feminine - third declension

sister

1160
Q

spatium, spatii

A

neuter - second declension

interval, space, distance

1161
Q

specto, spectare, spectavi, spectatus

A

look at, watch

1162
Q

sperno, spernere

A

despise, reject, scorn

1163
Q

spero, sperare, speravi, speratus

A

hope, expect

1164
Q

spes, spei

A

feminine - fifth declension

hope

1165
Q

spolium, spolii

A

neuter - second declension

booty, spoil(s)

1166
Q

spretus

A

having been despised, rejected, scorned

1167
Q

sprevi

A

I despised, rejected, scorned

1168
Q

stare

A

to stand, stand firm

1169
Q

statim

A

at once, immediately

1170
Q

statio, stationis

A

feminine - third declension

guard, guard-post, station

1171
Q

statuo, statuere, statui, statutus

A

fix, determine, decide, arrange

1172
Q

steti

A

I stood, stood firm

1173
Q

sto

A

I stand, stand firm

1174
Q

strepitus, strepitus

A

masculine - fourth declension

noise, uproar, commotion

1175
Q

studium, studii

A

neuter - second declension

eagerness, study, devotion

1176
Q

stultus, stulta, stultum

A

stupid, foolish

1177
Q

suavis, suave

A

sweet, pleasant

1178
Q

sub +ablative

A

under, beneath

1179
Q

sub +accusative

A

up to

1180
Q

subito

A

suddenly

1181
Q

sublatus

A

having been raised, lifted up, removed, destroyed

1182
Q

sum

A

be

1183
Q

summus, summa, summum

A

highest, greatest, top (of)

1184
Q

sumo, sumere

A

take, take up

1185
Q

sumpsi, sumptus

A

take, take up

1186
Q

super +ablative

A

over, concerning, in addition to

1187
Q

super +accusative

A

above, on top of, besides

1188
Q

superbus, superba, superbum

A

proud, arrogant

1189
Q

superior, superius

A

higher, upper; earlier, previous

1190
Q

supero, superare, superavi, superatus

A

overcome, overpower

1191
Q

supersum, superesse, superfui

A

be left, remain, survive

1192
Q

superus, supera, superum

A

upper, higher

1193
Q

supremus, suprema, supremum

A

highest, last, final, supreme

1194
Q

surgo, surgere

A

get up, stand up, rise

1195
Q

surrexi

A

I got up, stood up, rose

1196
Q

suscipio, suscipere, suscepi, susceptus

A

take up, undertake, begin, bear

1197
Q

suspicor, suspicari, suspicatus sum

A

mistrust, suspect

1198
Q

sustuli

A

I raised, lifted up, removed, destroyed

1199
Q

suus, sua, suum

A

his (won), her (own), its (own), their (own)

1200
Q

taberna, tabernae

A

feminine - first declension

inn, shop

1201
Q

taceo, tacere, tacui, tacitus

A

be silent, keep quiet

1202
Q

tacitus, tacita, tacitum

A

quiet, silent, in silence

1203
Q

tactus

A

having been touched

1204
Q

talis, tale

A

such

1205
Q

tam

A

so

1206
Q

tamen

A

however, nevertheless, yet

1207
Q

tamquam

A

just as, like, as, as if

1208
Q

tandem

A

at last, finally

1209
Q

tango, tangere

A

touch

1210
Q

tantum

A

only

1211
Q

tantus, tanta, tantum

A

so great, such a great, so much

1212
Q

tectum, tecti

A

neuter - second declension

roof, house

1213
Q

tectus

A

having been covered, protected, hidden

1214
Q

tego, tegere

A

cover, protect, hide

1215
Q

telum, teli

A

neuter - second declension

weapon, javelin, missile

1216
Q

tempestas, tempestatis

A

feminine - third declension

weather, storm, time

1217
Q

templum, templi

A

neuter - second declension

temple

1218
Q

tempto, temptare, temptavi, temptatus

A

try, attempt, try out

1219
Q

tempus, temporis

A

neuter - third declension

time

1220
Q

teneo, tenere, tenui, tentus

A

hold, keep, maintain

1221
Q

terga verto

A

retreat

1222
Q

tergum, tergi

A

neuter - second declension

back, rear

1223
Q

terra, terrae

A

feminine - first declension

ground, land, earth

1224
Q

terreo, terrere, terrui, territus

A

frighten

1225
Q

terror, terroris

A

masculine - third declension

terror, panic

1226
Q

tertius, tertia, tertium

A

third

1227
Q

testis, testis

A

masculine - third declension

witness

1228
Q

tetigi

A

I touched

1229
Q

texi

A

I covered, protected, hid

1230
Q

theatrum, theatri

A

neuter - second declension

theatre

1231
Q

timeo, timere, timui

A

fear, be afraid

1232
Q

timidus, timida, timidum

A

fearful, afraid

1233
Q

timor, timoris

A

masculine - third declension

fear, anxiety

1234
Q

toga, togae

A

feminine - first declension

toga

1235
Q

tollo, tollere

A

raise, lift up, remove, destroy

1236
Q

tot

A

so many

1237
Q

totiens

A

so often, so many times

1238
Q

totus, tota, totum

A

the whole, entire, all

1239
Q

tractus

A

having been pulled, dragged, drawn

1240
Q

trado, tradere, tradidi, traditus

A

hand over, entrust, hand down, surrender

1241
Q

traho, trahere

A

pull, drag, draw

1242
Q

trans

A

+accusative

across, over

1243
Q

traxi

A

I pulled, dragged, drew

1244
Q

tres

A

three

1245
Q

tristis, triste

A

sad, gloomy, grim

1246
Q

tu, tui

A

you (singular)

1247
Q

tuli

A

I bore, carried, brought, said

1248
Q

tum

A

then, next

1249
Q

tumultus, tumultus

A

masculine - fourth declension

uproar, disturbance, civil war

1250
Q

tunc

A

then, at that time, next

1251
Q

turba, turbae

A

feminine - first declension

crowd, mob, disturbance, multitude

1252
Q

turris, turris

A

feminine - third declension

tower

1253
Q

tutus, tuta, tutum

A

safe

1254
Q

tuus, tua, tuum

A

your (singular)

1255
Q

ubi

A

where? where, when

1256
Q

ubique

A

everywhere

1257
Q

ullus, ulla, ullum

A

any

1258
Q

ultimus, ultima, ultimum

A

furthest, last, utmost

1259
Q

umbra, umbrae

A

feminine - first declension

shade, shadow, ghost

1260
Q

umquam

A

ever

1261
Q

una

A

together

1262
Q

unda, undae

A

feminine - first declension

wave

1263
Q

unde

A

from where, whence

1264
Q

undique

A

from all sides, on all sides

1265
Q

unus

A

one

1266
Q

urbs, urbis

A

feminine - third declension

city, town, Rome

1267
Q

usquam

A

anywhere

1268
Q

usque

A

all the way, right up to, continuously

1269
Q

usui est

A

it is useful

1270
Q

usus, usus

A

masculine - fourth declension

use, experience, practice

1271
Q

ut +indicative

A

as, where, when, how

1272
Q

ut +subjunctive

A

that, so that, to

1273
Q

uter? utra? utrum?

A

which (of two)?

1274
Q

uterque, utraque, utrumque

A

each (of two), both

1275
Q

utilis, utile

A

useful

1276
Q

utinam

A

if only! I wish that!

1277
Q

utor, uti, usus sum

A

+ablative

use, enjoy

1278
Q

utrum

A

whether

1279
Q

utrum…an

A

whether…or

1280
Q

uxor, uxoris

A

feminine - third declension

wife

1281
Q

valeo, valere, valui

A

be strong, have influence

1282
Q

validus, valida, validum

A

strong, powerful

1283
Q

vallum, valli

A

rampart, wall, fortification

1284
Q

vehementer

A

violently, loudly, strongly

1285
Q

veho, vehere, vexi, vectus

A

carry, bear, convey

1286
Q

vel

A

or, either

1287
Q

velut

A

just as, like, as if

1288
Q

vendidi

A

I sold

1289
Q

venditus

A

having been sold

1290
Q

vendo, vendere

A

sell

1291
Q

venio, venire, veni

A

come

1292
Q

ventus, venti

A

masculine - second declension

wind

1293
Q

verbum, verbi

A

neuter - second declension

word

1294
Q

vereor, vereri, veritus sum

A

fear, be afraid

1295
Q

vero

A

indeed, in fact, however

1296
Q

verto, vertere, verti, versus

A

turn

1297
Q

verus, vera, verum

A

true, real

1298
Q

vesper, vesperis/vesperi

A

masculine - second/third declension

evening

1299
Q

vester, vestra, vestrum

A

your (plural)

1300
Q

vestigium, vestigii

A

neuter - second declension

footprint, track, trace

1301
Q

vestis, vestis

A

feminine - third declension

clothes

1302
Q

veto, vetare, vetui, vetitus

A

forbid, order…not

1303
Q

vetus, veteris

A

old

1304
Q

via, viae

A

feminine - first declension

street, road, way, path

1305
Q

victor, victoris

A

masculine - third declension

conqueror, victor

1306
Q

victoria, victoriae

A

feminine - first declension

victory

1307
Q

video, videre, vidi, visus

A

see

1308
Q

videor, videri, visus sum

A

seem, appear, be seen

1309
Q

villa, villae

A

feminine - first declension

country-house, estate, farm

1310
Q

vinc(u)lum, vinc(u)li

A

neuter - second declension

chain, fastening, rope

1311
Q

vincio, vincire

A

bind, fasten

1312
Q

vinco, vincere, vici, victus

A

conquer, defeat, win, be victorious

1313
Q

vinctus

A

having been bound, fastened

1314
Q

vinum, vini

A

neuter - second declension

wine

1315
Q

vinxi

A

I bound, fastened

1316
Q

vir, viri

A

masculine - second declension

man, husband

1317
Q

virtus, virtutis

A

feminine - third declension

courage, virtue

1318
Q

vis, (pl) vires

A

feminine - irregular

force, violence; (pl) strength, forces

1319
Q

vita, vitae

A

feminine - first declension

life

1320
Q

vitium, vitii

A

neuter - second declension

fault, failing, vice

1321
Q

vito, vitare, vitavi, vitatus

A

avoid

1322
Q

vivo, viva, vivum

A

alive, living

1323
Q

vivo, vivere

A

live, be alive; (+ablative) live on

1324
Q

vix

A

hardly, scarcely, with difficulty

1325
Q

vixi

A

I lived, was alive; (+ablative) lived on

1326
Q

voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatus

A

call, summon, invite, name

1327
Q

volo, velle, volui

A

want, wish, be willing, intend

1328
Q

volutus

A

having been turned, rolled; having been considered

1329
Q

volvi

A

I turned, rolled; I considered

1330
Q

volvo, volvere

A

turn, roll; consider

1331
Q

vos, vestrum/vestri

A

you (plural)

1332
Q

vox, vocis

A

feminine - third declension

voice, shout, word

1333
Q

vulnus, vulneris

A

neuter - third declension

wound, injury

1334
Q

vultus, vultus

A

masculine - fourth declension

face, expression

1335
Q

vulnero, vulnere, vulneravi, vulneratus

A

wound, injure

Latin (27 decks)

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