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100 Cards in this Set
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abeo
abire abii abitum |
to go away, depart, leave
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absum
abesse afui afuturum |
to be away, be absent
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accedo
accedere accessi accessum |
to come near, approach
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accido
accidere accidi |
to happen
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acies
aciei |
sharp edge, keenness, line of battle
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addo
addere addidi additum |
to add
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adeo
adire adii aditum |
to go to, approach
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adhuc
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of time, hitherto, till now, till then; still, even now
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adicio
adicere adieci adiectum |
to add
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adsum
adesse adfui adfuturum |
to be near, be present, assist
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adverto
advertere adverti adversum |
to turn towards
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aedes
aedis |
building, temple, rooms (in pl.)
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aequus
aequa aequum |
level, even, calm, equal, just, favorable (adj.)
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aetas
aetatis |
period of life, life, age, an age, time (f.)
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affero
affere attuli allatum |
to bring to, report
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agmen
agmenis |
a driving mass, a mass in orderly movement, a stream, band, train (n.)
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alias
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at another time (adv.)
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alienus
aliena alienum |
belonging to another; strange, foreign, unrelated,(in genitive)
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aliqua
aliquamdiu aliquammultus |
by some road, in some way (adv.)
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aliter
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otherwise (adv.)
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alo
alere alui altum |
to nourish, support, sustain, increase; cherish
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amicus
amica amicum |
friendly (adj.)
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amitto
amittere amisi amissum |
to lose, let go
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amor
amoris |
love (m.)
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amplus
ampla amplum |
large, spacious, ample (adj.)
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anima
animae |
soul, spirit (f.)
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animo
animare animavi animatum |
to animate, give life to
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aperio
aperire aperui apertum |
to uncover, lay bear, open, reveal
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aptus
apta aptum |
fit, suitable (adj.)
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arbitror
arbitrari arbitratus sum |
to judge, think
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arbor
arboris |
tree (f.)
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argentum
argenti |
silver, money (n.)
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arma
armorum |
arms, weapons (n.)
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armo
armare armavi armatum |
to arm, equip
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auctor
auctoris |
increaser, author, originator (m.)
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auctoritas
auctoritatis |
authority (f.)
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audeo
audere ausus sum |
to dare
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aufero
auferre abstuli ablatum |
to bear away, carry off
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augeo
augere auxi auctum |
to increase
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auris
auris |
ear (f.)
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aurum
auri |
gold (n.)
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beneficium
beneficii |
benefit, kindness, favor (n.)
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cado
cadere cecidi casurum |
to fall
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caedo
caedere cecidi caesum |
to cut, kill
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caelum
caeli |
sky, heaven (n.)
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campus
campi |
a level space, plain, field (m.)
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caput
capitis |
head; leader; beginning; life; heading, chapter (n.)
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carmen
carminis |
song, poem (n.)
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castrum
castri |
a castle, fort, fortress (n.); (castra, castrorum, a camp, encampment)
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cedo
cedere cessi cessum |
to yield
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censeo
censere censui censum |
to think
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cerno
cernere crevi cretum |
to distinguish, understand, decide
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ceterus
cetera ceterum |
the other, the rest (adj.)
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cieo
ciere civi citum |
to set in motion
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circa
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around, round about (adv.)
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civis
civis |
citizen (m.)
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clarus
clara clarum |
clear, bright; renowned, famous, illustrious (adj.)
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classis
classis |
a group as summoned, a division, class (f.)
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coepi
coepisse coeptum |
began (defective verb)
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cogito
cogitare cogitavi cogitatum |
to think, ponder, consider, plan
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cognosco
cognoscere cognovi cognitum |
to become acquainted with, learn, recognize; to know (in perfect tenses)
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cogo
cogere coegi coactum |
to drive, bring together, force, compel
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colo
colere colui cultum |
to cultivate; cherish
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committo
committere commisi commissum |
to entrust, commit
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concedo
concedere concessi concessum |
to yield, grant, concede
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condicio
condicionis |
an arrangement, agreement (f.)
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confero
conferre contuli collatum |
to bring together, compare
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consilium
consilii |
counsel, advice, plan, purpose; judgment, wisdom (n.)
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constituo
constituere constitui constitutum |
to cause to stand, set up, place, establish
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consto
constare constiti constaturum + ex |
to consist of
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consulo
consulere consului consultum |
to look out for, have regard for
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contineo
continere continui contentum |
to hold together, keep, enclose, restrain, contain
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convenio
convenire conveni conventum |
to meet, come together, assemble
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copia
copiae |
abundance, supply; supplies, troops, forces (f.)
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crimen
criminis |
an accusation, charge; fault, guilt, crime (n.)
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cunctus
cuncta cunctum |
all, all collectively, the whole (adj.)
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cupio
cupere cupivi cupitum |
to desire, wish, long for
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cura
curae |
care, attention, caution, anxiety (f.)
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curo
curare curavi curatum |
to care for, attend to; heal, cure; take care
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curro
currere cucurri cursum |
to run, rush, move quickly
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damno
damnare damnavi damnatum |
to condemn
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decem
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ten (indeclinable)
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decerno
decernere decrevi decretum |
to decide, settle, decree
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deduco
deducere deduxi deductum |
to lead, bring down
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defendo
defendere defendi defensum |
to ward off, defend, protect
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defero
deferre detuli delatum |
to bring down, bring away
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denique
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at last, finally
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desum
desse defui |
to be down, fall short, fail, be missing, remiss
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dictum
dicti |
a word, saying, speech; a witty saying; a prediction; an order, command
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dignitas
dignitatis |
merit, prestige, dignity
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dignus
digna dignum |
worthy, worthy of (+ abl.)
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diligo
diligere dilexi dilectum |
to esteem, love
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dimitto
dimittere demisi demissum |
to send away, dismiss
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dius
dia dium |
divine, god-like; fine, noble
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divus
diva divum |
divine, deified (adj.); a god, goddess (as substantive)
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doceo
docere docui doctum |
to teach
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dolor
doloris |
pain, grief (m.)
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dono
donare donavi donatum |
to give as a present, present, grant, bestow, give up
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dubito
dubitare dubitavi dubitatum |
to doubt, waver in opinion, be uncertain; waver as to action, be irresolute, hesitate
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dubius
dubia dubium |
doubtful; wavering; uncertain (adj.)
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