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Jupiter
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Iuppiter, Iovis
m. |
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rapidus, a, um
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tearing, hurrying and carrying away, impetuous
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tearing, hurrying and carrying away, impetuous
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rapidus, a, um
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iaculor
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to throw the javelin
shoot, hurl to aim at, strive for |
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to throw the javelin
shoot, hurl to aim at, strive for |
iaculor
iaculārī iaculātus sum *ejaculate = ē + iaculor |
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dart, javelin
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iaculum, -ī
n. |
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iaculum
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dart, javelin
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disiciō
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to fling apart or asunder
scatter, break up |
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to fling apart or asunder
scatter, break up |
disiciō
disicere disiēcī disiectum |
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ēveniō
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to come out, forth
result, turn out come to pass, happen |
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to come out, forth
result, turn out come to pass, happen |
ēveniō
ēvenīre ēvēnī ēventum |
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ēvertō
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to turn out
to turn upwards Naut. upheave overturn, destroy |
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to turn out
to turn upwards Naut. upheave overturn, destroy |
ēvertō
ēvertere ēvertī ēversum |
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ratis
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raft, float
boat, vessel |
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raft, float
boat, vessel |
ratis, -is
fm. |
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wind
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ventus, -ī
m. |
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ventus
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wind
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spīrō
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to breath, blow
be animated, alive |
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to breath, blow
be animated, alive |
spīrō (1)
spīrāre spīrāvī spīrātum |
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exspīrō
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breath out
emit, cause to spring forth "breath one's last", i.e. expire, die |
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fīgō
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fix, fasten
pierce |
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fix, fasten
pierce |
fīgō
fīgere fīxī fīxum |
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trānsfīgō
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thrust, drive through
pierce |
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flagrō
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blaze, be on fire, glow with heat
be a victim of a fire; suffer severely |
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blaze, be on fire, glow with heat
be a victim of a fire; suffer severely |
flagrō (1)
flagrāre flagrāvī flagrātum |
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flamma
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flame
star torch heat |
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flame
star torch heat |
flamma, ae
fm. |
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turbō
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any strong circular motion
whirl, twirl, spiral coiling |
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any strong circular motion
whirl, twirl, spiral coiling |
turbō, turbinis
m. |
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corripiō
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to seize, snatch, carry away - quickly and violently
rush, hasten seize upon |
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to seize, snatch, carry away - quickly and violently
rush, hasten seize upon |
corripiō
corripere corripuī correptum |
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scopulus
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projecting rock, cliff, crag
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projecting rock, cliff, crag
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scopulus, -ī
m. |
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īnfīgō
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fix, fasten in
drive in, thrust, pierce imprint, ingrain |
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fix, fasten in
drive in, thrust, pierce imprint, ingrain |
īnfīgō
īnfīgere īnfīxī īnfīxum |
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acuō
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sharpen, whet
spur on "give an edge to", enhance |
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sharpen, whet
spur on "give an edge to", enhance |
acuō
acuere acuī acūtum |
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aequor
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a level surface
sea, ocean |
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a level surface
sea, ocean |
aequor, aequoris
n. |
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cēdō
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to go, move, walk along
go away, depart concede, give up |
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to go, move, walk along
go away, depart concede, give up |
cēdō
cēdere cessī cessum |
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incedō
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lit. to go/walk on (something - like a line)
march along, parade, stride (esp. regal) advance, proceed come upon |
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lit. to go/walk on (something - like a line)
march along, parade, stride (esp. regal) advance, proceed come upon |
incēdō
incēdere incessī incessum |
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coniungō
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to join together, unite
to join by marriage to join by friendship, politics, etc. |
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to join together, unite
to join by marriage to join by friendship, politics, etc. |
coniungō
coniungere coniūnxī coniūnctum |
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spouse, wife
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coniūnx, coniugis
fm. (sometimes m.) |
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coniūnx
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spouse, wife
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tot
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so many
indeclinable adj. |
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so many
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tot
indeclinable adj. |
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adōrō
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to speak to, address
make a plea to, entreat worship, revere *ad + ōrō |
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to speak to, address
make a plea to, entreat worship, revere |
adōrō (1)
adōrāre adōrāvī adōrātum |
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praetereā
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beyond this or that
besides moreover hereafter, thereafter adv. |
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beyond this or that
besides moreover hereafter, thereafter |
praetereā
adv. |
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supplicō
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to kneel, humble oneself
entreat, beg, pray |
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to kneel, humble oneself
entreat, beg, pray |
supplicō (1)
supplicāre supplicāvī supplicātum |
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supplex
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kneeling
in supplication or entreaty; begging praying adj. |
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kneeling
in supplication or entreaty; begging praying |
supplex
gen: supplicis adj. |
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Ares
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Ares, Aris
m. |
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āra
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altar
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altar
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āra, ae
fm. |
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impōnō
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to put, place, set - upon or in
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flammō
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set on fire, blaze, burn
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set on fire, blaze, burn
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flammō (1)
flammāre flammāvī flammātum |
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cor
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heart
seat of emotions seat of wisdom (mind, judgment) |
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heart
seat of emotions seat of wisdom (mind, judgment) |
cor, cordis
n. |
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volūtō
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to roll over and over, roll about
flounder, wallow frequentative of volvō |
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to roll over and over, roll about
flounder, wallow frequentative of volvō |
volūtō (1)
volūtāre volūtāvī volūtāum |
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nimbus
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cloud
storm |
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cloud
storm |
nimbus, -ī
m. |
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fētus
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pregnant
teeming, fruitful, abundant |
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pregnant
teeming, fruitful, abundant |
fētus, a, um
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furō
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to rage, rave
be mad, distracted, frantic |
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to rage, rave
be mad, distracted, frantic |
furō
furere |
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auster
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the south wind
the south |
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the south wind
the south |
auster, austrī
m. |
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Aeolus, god of the winds
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Aeolus, -ī
m. |
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of Aeolus, Aeolian
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Aeolius, a, um
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vastus, a, um
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empty, desolate
ravaged uncultivated, rude, clumsy vast, immense, enormous |
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empty, desolate
ravaged uncultivated, rude, clumsy vast, immense, enormous |
vastus, a, um
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vastō
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to make empty, vacant
lay waste, ravage |
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to make empty, vacant
lay waste, ravage |
vastō (1)
vastāre vastāvī vastātum |
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antrum
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cave, hole, hollow
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cave, hole, hollow
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antrum, -ī
n. |
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luctor/luctō
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to wrestle
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to wrestle
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luctor
luctārī luctātus sum OR (sometimes) luctō (1) |
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sonōrus
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noisy, clanging, resounding
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noisy, clanging, resounding
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sonōrus, a, um
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a noise, sound, clang
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sonor, sonōris
m. |
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sonor, sonōris
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a noise, sound, clang
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frēnō
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bridle, curb
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bridle, curb
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frēnō (1)
frēnāre frēnāvī frēnātum |
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to consider unworthy, undeserved, shameful
to be angry at to rebel against |
indignor
indignārī indignātus sum |
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indignor
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to consider unworthy, undeserved, shameful
to be angry at to rebel against |
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a confused sound, murmur
roar, crashing, rumbling |
murmur, murmuris
n. |
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murmur
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a confused sound, murmur
roar, crashing, rumbling |
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bar, bolt, lock
barrier, barricade dam enclosure |
claustra, -ōrum
n. pl. only |
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claustra
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bar, bolt, lock
barrier, barricade dam enclosure |
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to make a low murmuring, roaring sound
make a din, roar, growl, grumble |
fremō
fremere fremuī fremitum |
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fremō
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to make a low murmuring, roaring sound
make a din, roar, growl, grumble |