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Vocab Week 3b causa-comitium Flashcards

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causa + gen

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for the sake of, purpose of

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caute

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cautiously

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cautes, cautis f3

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sharp rock, crag, cliff

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cautus, -a, -um

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cautious

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caveo, -ere, cavi, cautum 2

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to take care (against), beware

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cavo, -are 1

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hollow out

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cavus, -a, -um

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hollow

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cedo, -ere, cessi, cessum

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go, give way, yield, withdraw

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celeber, celebris, celebre 3

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crowded, famous

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celebro, -are 1

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celebrate, praise, throng, frequent

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celeritas, celeritatis, f3

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speed

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celeriter

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quickly

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cella, cellae f1

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cell, cellar, store, sanctuary

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celo, -are 1

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hide, conceal

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celsus, -a, -um

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high, sublime, elevated

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cena, cenae f1

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dinner, meal, main course

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ceno, -are 1

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dine

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censeo, -ere, censui, censum 2

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estimate, assess, consider, recommend, opine, propose

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censor, censoris m3

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censor, assessor, critic

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centesimus, -a, -um

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100th

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centiens

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100 times

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centurio, centurionis m3

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centurion

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cera, cerae f1

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wax, wax tablet

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cerno, -ere, crevi, cretum 3

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sift, distinguish, decide

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certamen, certaminis n3

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struggle, competition, contest

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certe

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certainly

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certo

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dedfinitely

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certo, -are 1

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struggle, compete

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certus, -a, -um

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certain, definite, sure

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certior, -ior, -ius

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more definite

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certior factus

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informed

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certiorem facio

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inform

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cervix, cervicis f3

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neck (often pl.)

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cesso, -are 1

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cease, leave off work, delay, hesitate, be idle

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ceteri -ae, -a

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the rest, the others

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ceterum

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but, moreover

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ceu

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as, like, as if

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chorus, chori m2

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a dance, dancing-band, chorus, band

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cibus, cibi m2

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food

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cieo, -ere, civi, citum 2

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move, stir, summon, arouse

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cingo, -ere, cinxi, cinctum 3

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surround, put on

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cinis, cineris m3

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ash

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circa (pre + acc)

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about, approximately

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circiter (adv)

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about, approximately

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circuitus, circuitus m4

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going round in a circle, a circuit, circumference

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circum (pre + acc)

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around, round, about

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circumdo -are, circumdedi, circumdatum 1

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surround

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circumsisto, -ere, circumstiti 3

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stand around, surround

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circumspecto, -are 1

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look around, examine

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circumstans, (circumstantis)

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standing around

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circumstans, circumstantis m3

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bystander, standing around

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circumsto, -are, circumsteti 1

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stand around, suroound

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circumvenio, -ire, circumveni, circumventum 4

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surround

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citerior, -ior, -ius 3

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nearer to Rome, this side

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cito, -are 1

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start, summon, excite

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cito

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quickly

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citra (pre + acc)

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this side of, our (Rome’s side of), within

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citus, -a, -um

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excited, rapid

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civilis, -is, -e

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of a citizen, civil

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civis, civis, m/f3

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citizen

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civitas, civitatis f3

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state, community, city, citizens

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clades, cladis f

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disaster, defeat

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clam

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secretly

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clamito, -are 1

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shout loudly, repeatedly

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clamo, -are 1

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shout, exclaim, cry, call

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clamor, clamoris m3

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shout, shouting, noise

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clarus, -a, -um

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clear, famous, distinguished, loud

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classis, classis f3

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fleet

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claudo, -ere, clausi, clausum 3

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close, shut, block, enclose

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clavis, clavis f3

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key

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clemens, clementis 3

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kind, merciful

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clementia, clementiae f1

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mercy, kindness

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cliens, clientis m3

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client

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clientela, clientelae f1

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clientship, group of clients, patronage

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clipeus, clipei m2

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shield

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coelum

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caelum

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coeo, -ire, coivi, coitum

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come/ go together, to assemble, unite

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coepi, coepisse, coeptum

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to have begun

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coerceo, -ere 2

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confine, restrain

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coetus, coetus m4

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meeting, crowd

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cogito, -are 1

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think

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cognatus, -a, -um

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related by blood

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cognatus, cognati m2

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blood-relative

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cognitio, cognitionis f3

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knowledge, enquiry, judicial, hearing

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cognomen, cognominis n3

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cognomen, surname

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cognosco, -ere, cognovi, cognitum 3

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get to know, find out, know

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cogo, -ere, coegi, coactum 3

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compel, force (together)

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cohibeo, -ere 2

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restrain, hold together

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cohors, cohortis f3

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cohort, group, band

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cohortor, -ari 1

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encourage

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collega, collegae m1

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colleague

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colligo, -ere, collegi, collectum 3

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collect, gather

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collis, collis m3

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hill, slope

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colloco, -are 1

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place

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colloquium, colloquii n2

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conversation, conference

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colloquor, -i, collocutus (dep)

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confer, discuss

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collum, colli n2

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neck

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colo, -ere, colui, cultum 3

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cultivate, worship, look after

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colonia, coloniae f1

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farm, ‘colony’

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colonus, coloni m2

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farmer, ploughman

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color, coloris m3

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colour

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columba, columbae f1

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pigeon, dove

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columna, columnae f1

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column

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coma, comae f1

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hair, foliage, rays of light

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comes, comitis m3

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companion, comrade

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comis, comis, come 3

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friendly, courteous

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comitatus, comitatus m4 (nfv)

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accompanying, a retinue

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comitium, comitii n2

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place of assembly, (pl) place of the Roman people, to elect magistrates, elections

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