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56 Cards in this Set

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comes comitis N.
companion
penetro -are
to enter
resono -are
to resound
sive
or if; or
mollis -e
soft
seu
or if; or
coloro -are
to color
aequor aequoris
level, flat surface
gradior gradi gressus sum
to walk
viso visere visi visus
to visit
monimentum, -i N.
monument, tribute
ulciscor, ulciscori ultus sum
to avenge, punish
mos moris M.
custom, habit, mood
voluntas, voluntatis F.
will, desire
nuntio -are
to announce
moechus -i M.
adulterer
simul
at the same time
complecto -ere complecti complexus
to hug, embrace
rumpo -ere
to break
ile, ilis N.
groin
tango -ere tetigi tactus
to touch
quadtivium -i N.
crossroads (of 4 ways)
angiportum -i. N
ally
magnanimus, -a, -um
breavest
nepos, nepotis N.
grandson/daughter
unda -ae
wave
aratrum, -i
plow
ilium, -i
groin
moechus, -i
adulterous lover
pratum
meadow
aequor -oris
sea
caeles -itis
god
comes -itis
companion
litus -oris N.
shore
sagittiferus -a -um
arrow bearing
septemgeminus -a -um
seven-fold
trecenti
300
mollis -e
soft
quaecumque
whatever
penetro -are
to enter
respecto -are
to look for
tempto -are
to try
cado cadere cecidi casus
to fall down
gradior gradi gressus sum
to step, go
tundo, tundere, tutudi, tusus
to beat
complexa
having embraced
participle
praetereunte
passing
(participle of praetereo)
resonante
resounding
(participle of resono)
rumpens
rupturing
(participle of rumpo)
tactus
touched
(participle of tango)
visens
going to see
(participle of viso)
identidemque
again and again
simul
2 meanings
together (with me)

at one time
ut
so that, that
SOMETIMES:
where
postquam
after, when
seu
sive
whether, or whether