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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: mitto.

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mitto, mittere, misi, missus – send

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Give the meaning for the following Latin word: semper.

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always

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: pons.

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pons, pontis, M. – bridge

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: arbor.

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arbor, arboris, F. – tree

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: cura.

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cura, curae, F. – care, concern

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: fides.

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fides, fidei, f. – faith

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: mater.

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mater, matris, F. – mother

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: auxilium.

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auxilium, auxilii, N. – help

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: advenio.

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advenio, advenire, adveni, adventus – arrive

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: pater.

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pater, patris, M. – father

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: pulcher.

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pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum – beautiful, handsome

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: navigo.

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navigo, navigare, navigavi, navigatus – sail

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: curo.

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curo, curare, curavi, curatus — take care of, look after

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: augeo.

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augeo, augere, auxi, auctus – increase

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: vita.

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vita, vitae, F. – life

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: homo.

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homo, hominis, M. – man

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: cupio.

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cupio, cupere, cupivi, cupitus – desire

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: fessus.

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fessus, fessa, fessum – tired

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: puella.

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puella, puellae, F. – girl

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: accipio.

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accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus – receive

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: intro.

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intro, intrare, intravi, intratus – enter

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: paro.

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paro, parare, paravi, paratus – prepare

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: aequus.

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aequus, aequa, aequum – even, just, calm

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: scio.

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scio, scire, scivi, scitus – know

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: debeo.

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debeo, debere, debui, debitus – owe, ought

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: duco.

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duco, ducere, duxi, ductus – lead

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: nox.

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nox, noctis, F. – night

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: ramus.

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ramus, rami, M. – branch

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: aqueductus.

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aqueductus, aqueductus, M. – aqueduct

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: ago.

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ago, agere, egi, actus – do, drive, live, spend, discuss

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: domus.

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domus, domus, F. – home

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: multus.

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multus, multa, multum – much, many

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: traho.

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traho, trahere, traxi, tractus – drag, pull

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: libero.

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libero, liberare, liberavi, liberatus – free

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: capio.

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capio, capere, cepi, captus – take

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Give the meaning for the following Latin word: quid.

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what?

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: scribo.

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scribo, scribere, scripsi, scriptus – write

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: surgo.

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surgo, surgere, surrexi, surrecturus – rise, get up

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: vulnero.

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vulnero, vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratus – wound

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: fugio.

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fugio, fugere, fugi, fugiturus – flee

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: signum.

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signum, signi, N. – sign, signal

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: manus.

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manus, manus, F. – hand

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: res.

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res, rei, F. – thing, matter, situation

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: appropinquo.

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appropinquo, appropinquare, appropinquavi, appropinquatus – approach

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Give the meaning for the following Latin word: prope.

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near

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: relinquo.

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relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictus – leave, leave behind

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: tempus.

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tempus, temporis, N. – time

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: demonstro.

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demonstro, demonstrare, demonstravi, demonstratus – demonstrate, show

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: maneo.

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maneo, manere, mansi, mansurus – remain

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: nauta.

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nauta, nautae, M – sailor

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: vox.

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vox, vocis, F. – voice

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: praemium.

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praemium, praemii, N – reward

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: facio.

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facio, facere, feci, factus – do, make

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: servus.

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servus, servi, M. – slave

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: fenestra.

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fenestra, fenestrae, F. – window

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: canis.

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canis, canis, M/F – dog

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: annus.

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annus, anni, M. – year

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: dea.

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dea, deae F. - goddess

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: pax.

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pax, pacis, F. – peace

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: equus.

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equus, equi, M. – horse

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: bellum.

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bellum, belli, N. – war

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: caput.

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caput, capitis, N. – head

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: trado.

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trado, tradere, tradidi, traditus – hand over, surrender

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Give the meaning for the following Latin word: de.

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about, from

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: cena.

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cena, cenae, F. – dinner

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: discedo.

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discedo, discedere, discessi, discessurus – leave, depart

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: villa.

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villa, villae, F. – farmhouse, estate, house

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: dies.

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dies, diei, M. – day

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: portus.

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portus, portus, M. – harbor, port

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: ager.

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ager, agri, M. – field

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: vilicus.

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vilicus, vilici, M. – overseer

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: iacio.

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iacio, iacere, ieci, iactus – throw

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: fortis

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fortis, fortis, forte – brave, strong

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: deus.

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deus, dei, M. – god

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Give the meaning for the following Latin word: sub.

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under

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: hostis.

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hostis, hostis, M. – enemy

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: invenio.

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invenio, invenire, inveni, inventus – find

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: parvus.

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parvus, parva, parvum – small

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: numerus.

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numerus, numeri, M – number

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: patria.

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patria, patriae, F. – country, native land

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Give the meaning for the following Latin word: quis.

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who?

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: periculum.

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periculum, periculi, N – danger

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: familia.

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familia, familiae, F. – family

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: frater.

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frater, fratris, M. – brother

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: puer.

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puer, pueri, M. – boy

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: verbum.

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verbum, verbi, N – word

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: ira.

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ira, irae, F – anger

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: oculus.

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oculus, oculi, M. – eye

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: littera.

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littera, litterae, F. – letter

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: navis.

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navis, navis, F – ship

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: liber.

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liber, libri, M. – book

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: ignavus.

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ignavus, ignava, ignavum – lazy, cowardly

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: templum.

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templum, templi, N – temple

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: teneo.

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teneo, tenere, tenui, tentus – hold

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: novus.

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novus, nova, novum – new

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: cado.

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cado, cadere, cecidi, casus – fall

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: agricola.

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agricola, agricolae, M. – farmer

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: insula.

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insula, insulae, F. – island, apartment house

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: senatus.

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senatus, senatus, M. – senate

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: consilium.

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consilium, consilii, N. – plan

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: vito.

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vito, vitare, vitavi, vitatus – avoid

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: do.

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do, dare, dedi, datus – give

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: laboro.

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laboro, laborare, laboravi, laboratus – work

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: timeo.

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timeo, timere, timui – be afraid (of), fear

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: cedo.

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cedo, cedere, cessi, cessurus – yield, move

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: arcus.

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arcus, arcus, M. – arch

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: servo.

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servo, servare, servavi, servatus – save, protect, guard

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: habito.

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habito, habitare, habitavi, habitatus – live

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: soror.

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soror, sororis, F. – sister

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Give the meaning for the following Latin word: per.

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through, along

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: tango.

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tango, tangere, tetigi, tactus – touch

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Give the meaning for the following Latin word: ab.

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: aqua.

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aqua, aquae, F. – water

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: spes.

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spes, spei, F. – hope

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: custodio.

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custodio, custodire, custodivi, custoditus – guard

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: clarus.

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clarus, clara, clarum – clear, famous

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: pono.

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pono, ponere, posui, positus – place

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: lux.

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lux, lucis, F. – light

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: urbs.

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urbs, urbis, F. – city

120
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: cubiculum.

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cubiculum, cubiculi, N – bedroom

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: ambulo.

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ambulo, ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatus – walk

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Give the meaning for the following Latin word: ubi.

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when, where

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: rogo.

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rogo, rogare, rogavi, rogatus – ask

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: pecunia.

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pecunia, pecuniae, F. – money

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: rideo.

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rideo, ridere, risi, risus – laugh, smile

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: corpus.

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corpus, corporis, N. – body

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: sto.

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sto, stare, steti, status – stand

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: dormio.

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dormio, dormire, dormivi, dormitus – sleep

129
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: festino.

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festino, festinare, festinavi, festinatus – hurry

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: dominus.

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dominus, domini, M. – master

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: ianua.

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ianua, ianuae, F. – door

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: silva.

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silva, silvae, F. woods, forest

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: pugno.

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pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatus – fight

134
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: amicus.

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amicus, amici, M. – friend

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: baculum.

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baculum, baculi, N. – stick

136
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: amicitia.

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amicitia, amicitiae, F. – friendship

137
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: rex.

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rex, regis, M. – king

138
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: lectus.

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lectus, lecti, M. – bed, couch

139
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: fabula.

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fabula, fabulae, F. – story

140
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: frumentum.

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frumentum, frumenti, N – grain

141
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: bonus.

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bonus, bona, bonum – good

142
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: inimicus.

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inimicus, inimici, M. – enemy

143
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Give the meaning for the following Latin word: cur.

144
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: via.

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via, viae, F. – road, street

145
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: porto.

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porto, portare, portavi, portatus – carry

146
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: casa.

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casa, casae, F. - house

147
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: perterritus.

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perterritus, perterrita, perterritum – frightened

148
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: voco.

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voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatus – call

149
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: vir.

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vir, viri, M. – man

150
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: moveo.

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moveo, movere, movi, motus – move

151
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: flumen.

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flumen, fluminis, N. – river

152
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: socius.

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socius, socii, M. – comrade, ally

153
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: carrus.

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carrus, carri, M. – cart, wagon

154
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: senator.

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senator, senatoris, M. – senator

155
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: iter.

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iter, itineris, N. – journey

156
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: regina.

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regina, reginae, F. – queen

157
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: mors.

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mors, mortis, F. – death

158
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: filia.

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filia, filiae, F. – daughter

159
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: caelum.

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caelum, caeli, N – sky

160
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: dono.

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dono, donare, donavi, donatus – give

161
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: appareo.

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appareo, apparere, apparui, apparitus – appear

162
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: nomen.

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nomen, nominis, N. – name

163
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: onus.

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onus, oneris, N. – load, burden

164
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: brevis

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brevis, brevis, breve – short

165
Q

Give the meaning for the following Latin word: sine.

166
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: doceo.

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doceo, docere, docui, doctus – teach

167
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Give the meaning for the following Latin word: ex.

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out of, from

168
Q

Give the meaning for the following Latin word: cum.

169
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: longus.

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longus, longa, longum – long

170
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: moneo.

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moneo, monere, monui, monitus – warn

171
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: amicus.

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amicus, amica, amicum – friendly

172
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: femina.

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femina, feminae, F. – woman

173
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: aestas.

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aestas, aestatis, F. – summer

174
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: curro.

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curro, currere, cucurri, cursus – run

175
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: gero.

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gero, gerere, gessi, gestus – carry on, wear

176
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: lego.

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lego, legere, legi, lectus – read, choose, gather

177
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Give the meaning for the following Latin word: sed.

178
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: clamo.

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clamo, clamare, clamavi, clamatus – shout

179
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: terreo.

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terreo, terrere, terrui, territus – frighten, scare

180
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Give the meaning for the following Latin word: -que.

181
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: dico.

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dico, dicere, dixi, dictus – say

182
Q

Give the meaning for the following Latin word: ad.

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to, towards

183
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: oppidum.

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oppidum, oppidi, N – town

184
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: amitto.

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amitto, amittere, amisi, amissus – lose, let go

185
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: lupus.

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lupus, lupi, M. – wolf

186
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: magnus.

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magnus, magna, magnum – great, large

187
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: rivus.

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rivus, rivi, M. – stream

188
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: habeo.

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habeo, habere, habui, habitus – have

189
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: terra.

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terra, terrae, F. – earth

190
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: pes.

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pes, pedis, M. – foot

191
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: pars.

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pars, partis, F – part

192
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Give the meaning for the following Latin word: et.

193
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: altus.

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altus, alta, altum – high, deep

194
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: malus.

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malus, mala, malum – bad

195
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: liberi.

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liberi, liberorum, pl, M. – children

196
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: filius.

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filius, filii, M. – son

197
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: castra.

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castra, castrorum, N. – camp

198
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Give the meaning for the following Latin word: saepe.

199
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: iratus.

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iratus, irata, iratum – angry

200
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: laudo.

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laudo, laudare, laudavi, laudatus – praise

201
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: cibus.

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cibus, cibi, M. – food

202
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: lex.

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lex, legis, F. – law

203
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: latus.

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latus, lata, latum – wide

204
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: civis.

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civis, civis, M. – citizen

205
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: ars.

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ars, artis, F – skill, art

206
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: animus.

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animus, animi, M. – mind, spirit

207
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: nuntio.

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nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus – announce

208
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: incito.

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incito, incitare, incitavi, incitatus – urge on, arouse

209
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: verto.

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verto, vertere, verti, versus – turn

210
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: miles.

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miles, militis, M. – soldier

211
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: aperio.

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aperio, aperire, aperui, apertus – open

212
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: noster.

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noster, nostra, nostrum – our

213
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: hiems.

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hiems, hiemis, F. – winter

214
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: specto.

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specto, spectare, spectavi, spectatus – watch

215
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: lapis.

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lapis, lapidis, M. – stone

216
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Give the meaning for the following Latin word: in.

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in, on, into, against

217
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: aedificium.

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aedificium, aedificii, N – building

218
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: gladius.

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gladius, gladii, M. – sword

219
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: possum.

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possum, posse, potui – be able

220
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: amo.

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amo, amare, amavi, amatus – love

221
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: defessus.

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defessus, defessa, defessum – tired

222
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: sum.

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sum, esse, fui, futurus – be

223
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: dux.

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dux, ducis, M. – leader, general

224
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: captivus.

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captivus, captivi, M. – prisoner

225
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: audio.

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audio, audire, audivi, auditus – hear

226
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: unda.

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unda, undae, F. – wave

227
Q

Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: venio.

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venio, venire, veni, ventus – come

228
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: video.

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video, videre, vidi, visus – see

229
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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: munio.

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munio, munire, munivi, munitus – fortify, build

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