Wörter 93 Flashcards

1
Q

opera

A

Arbeit, Mühe

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2
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imitari, imitor, imitatus sum

A

nachahmen

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3
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persequi, persequor, persecutus sum

A

verfolgen, erstreben

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4
Q

rectus, a, um

A

gerade recht, richtig

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5
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nasci, nascor, natus sum

A

entstehen, geboren werden

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6
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Antiquo genere natus est

A

Er stammt aus einem alten Geschlecht

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7
Q

Scelus ab invidia natum est

A

Das Verbrechen entstand aus Neid

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8
Q

contentus, a, um

A

zufrieden

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9
Q

par, paris

A

gleich, ebenbürtig

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10
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privatus, a, um

A

persönlich, privat;

subst. Privatperson

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11
Q

praecipere, praecipio, praecepi, praeceptum

A

(be) lehren, vorschreiben

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12
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uti, utor, usus sum m Abl.

A

benutzen, gebrauchen

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13
Q

Ulixes dolo utitur

A

Odysseus wendet eine List an

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14
Q

Marco utor amico

A

Ich haben Markus als Freund

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15
Q

ultro adv.

A

freiwillig, noch dazu

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16
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publicus, a, um

A

öffentlich, staatlich

17
Q

plerique, pleraeque, pleraque

A

die meisten, sehr viele

18
Q

voluptatem capere e /ex m. Abl

A

Freude haben an

19
Q

progredi, progredior, progressus sum

A

vorrücken, weitergehen

20
Q

accipere, accipio, accepi, acceptum

A

erhalten, erfahren, annehmen

21
Q

maiores, maiorum m Pl.

A

Vorfahren

22
Q

accedere, accedo, accessi, accessum

A

herbeikommen, hinzukommen

23
Q

vestigium

A

Fußsohle, Spur, Stelle