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182 Cards in this Set
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Iuppiter, Iovis, m.
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Jupiter (husband and brother of Juno)
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verus, -a, -um
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true; real, actual; genuine
(verify, verity) |
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laetus, -a, -um
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happy, delighted, joyous; pleasant, grateful; fertile
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malus, -a, -um
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evil, bad, wicked; hostile
(malevolent, malicious) |
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contra
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against; opposite, facing (+acc.)
(contra-,prefix; contradict) |
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audio, audire, audivi, auditus
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hear, listen to
(audible, audience) |
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averto, avertere, averti, aversus
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turn away, avert, remove
(averse) |
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ira, irae, f.
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anger, fury, hatred
(irate) |
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tellus, telluris, n.
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earth, ground, land; globe
(tellurian) |
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opus, operis, n.
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work, handiwork, labor, toil; structure; artistic work
(opera) |
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donum, -i, n.
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gift, present
(donor) |
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quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus
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see, look for, ask for
(inquiry) |
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equus, -i, m.
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horse
(equine) |
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interea
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meanwhile
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una
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at once, together, at the same time
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crudelis, crudelis, crudele
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cruel,unfeeling, hard, pitiless
(cruelty) |
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simul
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at the same time; together; as soon as; (with ac) as soon
(simultaneous) |
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do, dare, dedi, datus
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to give; to pay
(dative) |
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fero, ferre, tuli, latus
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to bring, carry; to bear; to support; to say
(transfer, relate) |
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deus, dei, m.
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`god
(deification) |
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capio, capere, cepi captus
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seize, grasp, capture; form; captivate, deceive
(captive, caption) |
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ago, agere, egi, actus
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do; drive; pursue; conduct, come!(imperative)
(action, active) |
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corripio, corripere, corripui, correptus
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seize, snatch, grasp; attack
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genitor, -oris, m.
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father
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mare, maris, m.
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sea
(marine, maritime) |
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cavus, -a, -um
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hollow, excavated
(excavate) |
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clamor, -oris, m.
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shout, roar; applause
(clamor, exclaim) |
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animus, animi, m.
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spirit; mind; heart
(animosity) |
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mors, mortis, f.
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death, destruction, ruin
(mortal) |
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ruo, ruere, rui, ruiturus
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rush, hurry; fall down, tumble, crash; plow
(ruin) |
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sedes, sedis, fl
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seat, dwelling-place; foundation
(sediment) |
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morior, mori, mortuus sum
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die, expire; decay, wither
(mortuary) |
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homo, hominis, m.
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person, human being
(homicide) |
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quod
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because; the fact that; (with si) but
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Romanus, -a, -um
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Roman
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tempus, -oris, n.
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time; occasion, opportunity
(temporaray, temporal) |
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volo, velle, volui
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wish, want, desire
(volition) |
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Venus, Veneris, f.
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Venus ( goddess of love; Aeneas's mother)
(venereal) |
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is, ea, id
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this; that; he, she, it
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cum (prep.)
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(with abl.) with
(com-, con- prefixes; commit, convene) |
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magnus, -a, -um
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large, great
(magnify, magnanimous) |
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pectus, pectoris, n.
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chest; heart
(pectoral) |
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litus, litoris, n
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shore
(littoral) |
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dulcis, -e
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sweet; dear, beloved
(dulcimer) |
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multus, -a, -um
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much; (pl.) many
(multi-prefix: multinational) |
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totus, -a, -um
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all, whole, entire
(totalitarian) |
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credo, credere, credidi, creditus
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believe, trust, confide in (+dat.)
(credence, incredible) |
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fugio, fugere, fugi, fugitus
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flee, run away, escape
(fugitive) |
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fortuna, -ae, f.
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fortune, chance, luck
(fortunate) |
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sacer, sacra, sacrum
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holy, sacred; n.pl. sacrifice
(sacrament) |
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neque
neque...neque |
and...not; also...not;
neither...nor |
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paro, -are, -avi, -atus
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prepare, arrange, make ready
(compare, repair) |
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rapio, rapere, rapui, raptus
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seize, snatch, tear, pluck; drive; ravish, whirl
(rapture, rapt) |
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parens, parentis, m. or f.
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parent, ancestor
(parental) |
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nomen, nominis, n.
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name, title; fame
(nominate) |
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novus, -a, -um
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new, young, fresh; novel
(novice, renovate) |
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centum
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one hundred
(century, centurion) |
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cor, cordis, n.
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heart; (dat.) dear, pleasing
(cordial) |
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mors, mortis, f.
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death
(mortify) |
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unus, -a, -um
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one; alone, only
(unify) |
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immanis, immanis, immane
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huge; monstrous, frightful
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populus, -i, m.
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people, nation, crowd
(populace, population) |
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Pallas, Pallantis, m.
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Pallas (son of Evander, killed by Turnus)
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relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictus
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leave behind, abandon, relinquish
(relic, derelict) |
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verto, vertere, verti, versus
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turn, direct, change; twist; destroy
(convert, version) |
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furor, -oris, m.
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rage, madness, fury; passion
(furor) |
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pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum
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beautiful, handsome, noble
(pulchritude) |
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iacto, -are, -avi, -atus
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throw out; consider, discuss; boast; pronounce, utter, speak
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somnus, -i, m.
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sleep, slumber
(somniferous, insomnia) |
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Tyrius, -a, -um
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Tyrian, Carthaginian
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fors, fortis, f.
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chance, luck, fortune
(fortuitous) |
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bis
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twice, double
(bisexual) |
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mitto, -ere, misi, missus
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to send; to let go, release; to utter
(remit, mission) |
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vita, vitae, f.
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life
(vitality) |
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imago, imaginis, f.
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image; ghost, vision, reminder
(imagination) |
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ait
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says, asserts
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surgo, surgere, surrexi, surrectus
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rise, get up, stand up; ascend
(surge, insurgency) |
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supplex, supplicis (adj. or noun)
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suppliant; beseeching, entreating
(supplicate) |
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scopulus, -i,m.
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cliff, crag, ledge; rock
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condo, condere, condidi, conditus
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found, establish, build; bury
(condiment, abscond) |
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enim
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for, namely, that is to say
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oh
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navis, navis f.
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ship
(navy, naval) |
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heu
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alas!
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idem eadem, idem
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the same
(identity) |
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facio, facere, feci, factus
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make, do; produce, build; grant, offer; suppose
(factory, manufacture) |
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iungo, iungere, iunxi, iunctus
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join, unite, connect
(junction) |
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spes, spei, f.
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hope, expectation
(despair) |
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solus, -a, -um
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alone, only,sole; single
(solitary) |
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mitto, mittere, misi, missus
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send, let go; throw; dismiss
(emit, mission) |
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sors, sortis, f.
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luck,lot; fate, prophecy, destiny
(consort) |
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murus, muri, m.
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wall, city wall
(mural, immure) |
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Troianus, -a, -um
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Trojan
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super
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above, over, on top of; concerning, about (+abl)
(super- prefix; superstructure) |
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Achilles, -is, m.
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Achilles, (greatest of the Greek fighters at Troy)
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lumen, luminis, n.
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light; pl. - eyes
(luminous) |
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Latium, Latii, n.
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Latium ( a district in Italy south of the Tiber)
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causa, -ae f.
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cause, reason, motive
(causation) |
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etiam
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also, too, even; still
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dulcis, dulcis, dulce
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sweet, agreeable, delightful
(dulcimer) |
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eripio, eripere, eripui, ereptus
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rescue, deliver, free; tear out, wrest, pluck, tear
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-ve
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or
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tum
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then, at that moment; (with cum) but also
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tamen
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however, nevertheless, still
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spolium, spolii, n.
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pl.- arms stripped from an enemy, booty; prize
(spoils) |
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sese
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himself, herself, itself, themselves;
(intensive form of se) |
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silva, -ae, f.
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woods, forest
(sylvan, Pennsylvania) |
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puer, pueri, m.
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boy
(puerile) |
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homo, hominis, m.
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person, human being, man
(homicide, homo sapiens) |
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misceo, miscere, miscui, mixtus
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mix, mingle, intermingle; confuse
(mixture) |
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orbis, orbis, m.
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circle; world; shield; coil
(orb, orbit) |
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templum, -i, n.
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temple, sanctuary, shrine
(templar) |
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incipio, incipere, incepi, inceptus
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begin
(inception, conception) |
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umerus, -i, m.
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shoulder, upper arm
(humerus) |
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fundo, fundere, fudi, fusus
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pour, pour out, shed; spread; extend
(effusive) |
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volo, -are, -avi, -atus
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fly
(volatile) |
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Theseus, Thesei, m.
(acc.: Thesea; voc. : Theseu) |
(son of Aegeus)
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porta, -ae, f.
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door, gate; entrance; outlet
(portal) |
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lego, legere, legi, lectus
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survey; gather, collect, choose; read
(lecture, legible) |
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saxum, -i, n.
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large stone, boulder; rock
(saxicolous) |
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tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatus
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lift, raise; erect; extol, exalt; remove, destroy
(extol) |
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equidem
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indeed, truly
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durus, -a, -um
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hard, harsh, vigorous; pitiless, unyielding
(endure, durable) |
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turbo, -are, -avi, -atus
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disturb, make an uproar; trouble
(turbine, turbid) |
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imus, -a, -um
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lowest, deepest, the bottom of; last
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aequus, -a, -um
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eve, level; just, fair
(equal, inequity) |
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arvum, -i n.
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plowed land, cultivated field; field
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erro, -are, -avi, -atus
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wander, stray, roam; be in error
(errant, aberrant) |
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comes, comitis, m. or f.
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friend, companion, comrade
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ullus, -a, -um
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any, any one
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numen, numinis n.
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divine power, divinity; god, goddess
(numinous) |
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vinco, vincere, vici, victus
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conquer, overcome, defeat; banish
(invincible, victory) |
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reddo, reddere, reddidi, redditus
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give back, restore; reply, answer
(rendition) |
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metus, -us, m.
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fear, dread, apprehension
(meticulous) |
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mons, montis, m.
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mountain, hill; mass, heap
(paramount, tantamount) |
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munus, muneris, n.
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duty, tribute; gift; service
(remunerate) |
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tantum
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so much, so greatly; only
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subeo, subire, subivi, subitus
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advance, approach; enter; support; go under; arise
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nos
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we, us
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gemitus, -us, m.
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groan, sighing, complaint
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saevus, -a, -um
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savage, fierce, ferocious; terrible
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dies, diei, m.
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day
(diary, meridian) |
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qualis, qualis, quale
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what sort? ; of such a king, such as
(quality) |
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cerno, cernere, crevi, cretus
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discern, perceive, distinguish; separate; decide
(concern) |
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vultus, us, m.
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face; appearance,expression
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haud
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not, not at all, by no means
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sidus, sideris, n.
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constellation, group of stars; the sky, heaven; weather
(consider, desire) |
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namque
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for
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sive
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or, whether
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dolor, -oris, m.
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pain, suffering, anguish, distress, grief, trouble
(dolorous) |
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audeo, audere, ausus sum
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dare, venture, risk, be eager
(audacious, audacity) |
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quare
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for what reason, why; therefore
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unda, undae f.
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wave; water
(undulate) |
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quam
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how, how much; that; as
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ardeo, ardere, arsi, arsurus
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burn, be on fire, blaze
(ardent, arson) |
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fortis, fortis, forte
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brave, strong, courageous
(fortitude) |
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Danaus, -i, m.
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of Danaus (a famous Greek king)
pl. the greeks |
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furo, furere
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rage, rave, be out of one's mind
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nubes, nubis, m. or f.
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cloud, mist, vapor
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suus, -a, -um
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his, her, its, their (own)
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gravis, gravis, grave
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heavy, weighty; serious, burdened; full of
(gravity) |
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insto, instare, institi
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pursue, press; stand on take a position
(instant) |
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sic
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in this way, so , thus
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nos,nostrum (nostri), nobis,nos, nobis
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we, us
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quam
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how; that; (with tam) as;
(taken with ante or prius) before |
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fuga, -ae, f.
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flight, rapid movement
(fugue) |
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imperium, imperii, n.
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supreme power, sovereignty, command, order
(imperial, imperious) |
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ater, atra, atrum
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black, dark, sable; dusky, gloomy; deadly
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vertex, verticis, m.
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whirlpool, vortex; peak, summit
(vertical) |
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pro
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for; vefore; on account of; instead of (+abl)
(pro-, prefix; proactive) |
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genus, generis, n.
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race, stock, family; birth, noble birth; descendant
(generation, genus) |
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fluctus, -us, m.
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wave, tide, billow; surge
(fluctuate) |
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tam
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so; (with quam) as
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cingo cingere, cinxi, cinctus
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equip, gird oneself; surround, encircle
(succinct) |
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aequor, -oris, n.
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sea, surface of the sea; waves; plain
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extremus, -a, -um
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outermost, utmost, farthest; fina; tip of; edge of
(extremities) |
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casus, -us, m.
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chance; fall; ruin failure
(casualty) |
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tergum, -i n.
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back, rear; hide, leather; rear
(tergite) |
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tendo, tendere, tetendi, tentus
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stretch, extend; present; aim; exert, strive
(tend, pretend) |
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cursus, -us, m.
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running, a run, running course; journey; haste
(course) |
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vates, vatis, m. or f.
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seer, prophet, prophetess
(vatic) |
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pelagus, -i, n.
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sea
(pelagic) |
