vocab (E to G) Flashcards by christine collins

Q

e (before a consonant) ex (before a vowel)

A

from, out of

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Eboracum, -i (n.)

A

York

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ecclesia, -e (f.)

A

church

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edifico, edificare, edificavi, edificatum (1)

A

to build

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Edwardus, -i (m.)

A

Edward

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ego

A

I

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eius (pronoun)

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of him, of her, of it

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Elias

A

Elias

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Elizabetha, -e (f.)

A

Elizabeth

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eorum, earum, eorum

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of them, theirs

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episcopus, -i (m.)

A

bishop

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Ernegis

A

Ernegis

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escambium, -ii (n.)

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exchange

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esse

A

to be

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et

A

and

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etas, etatis (f.)

A

age

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executor, executoris (m.)

A

executor

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exitus, -us (m.)

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profits, exit, revenue

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expensum, -i (n.)

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money paid, payment, expense

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faber, fabri (m.)

A

smith

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facio, facere, feci, factum (3)

A

to make, do

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falso (adverb)

A

falsely

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Februarius, -i (m.)

A

February

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feodum, -i (n.)

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fee, fief

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fera, -e (f.)

A

beast of the chase

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festum, -i (n.)

A

feast

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fidelis, -e (adjective)

A

faithful

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fides, fidei (f.)

A

faith

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filia, -e (f.)

A

daughter

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finalis, -e (adjective)

A

final

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finis, finis (m. sometimes f.)

A

fine, boundary, end, limit

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franciplegius, -ii (m.)

A

frankpledge

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frater, fratris (m.)

A

brother

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fundatio, fundationis (f.)

A

foundation

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garderoba, -e (f.)

A

wardrobe

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generosus, -i (m.)

A

gentleman

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genu, -us (n.)

A

knee

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Georgius, -ii (m.)

A

George

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Ghida, -e (f.)

A

Gytha

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Gilbertus, -i (m.)

A

Gilbert

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Gracia, -e (f.)

A

Grace

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gracia, -e (f.)

A

grace

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gratia, -e (f.)

A

grace

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Gulielmus, -i (m.)

A

William