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272 Cards in this Set
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contubernalis, -is (m)
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intimate friend
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humus, -i (f-m)
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ground
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scissilis, -is, -e
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torn, tattered
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palliastrum, -i (n)
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a poor cloak
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semiamictus, -a, -um
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half-clothed
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macies, -ei (f)
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leanness, thinness, emaciation
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deformo, -are, -avi, -atum
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to deform, disfigure, transform
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defleo, -ere, -evi, -etum
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to weep, mourn (as dead)
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luctius, -us (m)
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grief, mourning
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maereo, -oris (m)
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mourn, be sad
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duiturnus, -a, -um
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long lasting
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hilaro, -are, -avi, -atum
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to cheer, gladden, lighten
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larvalis, -is, -e
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of a ghost, spectre-like
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simulacrum, -i (n)
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likeness, image, ghost
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incursio, -ionis (f)
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attack
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instabilis, -is, -e
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fickle, shifting
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reciprocus, -a, -um
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altering, see-sawing
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vicissitudo, -inis (f)
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change, reversal
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centunculus, -i (m)
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cloak, rag
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iamdudum
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for a lone time now, long since
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punicans, -antis
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bright red
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pudor, -oris (m)
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shame, chastity, decency
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umbilicus, -i (m)
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navel
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pubes, -is (f)
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private parts
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tenus (+abl)
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as far as
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renudo, -are, -avi, -atum
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to uncover, lay bare, strip of (+abl)
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lacinae, -arum (f pl)
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garments, cloths, rags
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exuo, -uere, -ui, -utum
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to take off, strip, set fire
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propere
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quickly
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vestio, -ire, -i(v)i, -itum
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to clothe, dress
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ilico
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immediately
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lavacrum, -i (n)
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bath
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sordes, -is (f)
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dirt, filth
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eluvies, -iei (f)
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crust
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effrico, -are, (-vi), -atum
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to rub away
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lassus, -a, -um
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tired, weary
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operose
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painstakingly
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poculum, -i (n)
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drink, drinking cup
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permulceo, -cere, -si, -sum
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to calm down, soothe, charm
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allubentia, -ae (f)
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inclination
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iocus, -i (m)
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joke, jest, sport
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scortum, -i (n)
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prostitute
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lar, laris (m)
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home
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scorteus, -a, -um
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leathery, resembling hide in texture
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praefero, -ferre, -tuli, -latum
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to prefer one thing (acc) over another (dat)
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intemperans, -antis
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unrestrained, headstrong
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contraho, -ahere, -axi, -actum
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to enter into, bring to oneself
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noxa, -ae (f)
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harm, wrong doing
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ain tandem
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do you really say so?
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caupona, -ae (f)
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female innkeeper
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saga, -ae (f)
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witch
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fons, fontis (m)
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spring, stream
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manes, -ium (m pl)
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the dead, ghosts, ghost
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sidus, sideris (n)
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star
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efflictim
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passionately, to distraction
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folium, -(i)i (n)
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leaf, trifle, elementary part
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tomero, -are, -avi, -atum
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to commit an act of violation
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unicus, -a, -um
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single, sole, singular
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castor, -oris (m)
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beaver
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rana, -ae (f)
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frog
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dolium, -ii (n)
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vat, storage jar
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innato, -are, -avi, -atum
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to swim
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adventor, -oris (m)
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customer
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officiosus, -a, -um
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dutiful, attentive
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raucus, -a, -um
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hoarse
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roncus, -i (m)
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croak
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aries, -etis (m)
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ram
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venerius, -a, -um
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sexual, erotic
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percrebresco, -rescere, -rui
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to become widespread
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statuo, -uere, -ui, -utum
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to decree, decide upon, make up one's mind
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saxum, -i (n)
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rock
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iaculatio, -ionis (f)
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throwing, hurling
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vindico, -are, -avi, -atum
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to inflict punishment on, take revenge for, avenge, claim
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cantio, -ionis (f)
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magical incantation
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anteverto, -tere, -avi, -atum
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to forestall, prevent
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virtus, -utis (f)
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potency, bravery, virtue
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cunctus, -a, -um
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all, every
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tacitus, -a, -um
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silent, secret
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numen, -inis (n)
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supernatural power, god, divinity
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violentia, -ae (f)
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force, violence, powerful effect
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claudo, -dere, -si, -sum
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to shut up, confine, close
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claustrum, -i (n)
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bolt, bar
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perfringo, -ingere, -egi, -actum
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to break, burst through, break into
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foris, -is (f)
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door
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evello, -ellere, -elli (or -ulsi), -ulsum
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to tear away
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queo, quire, qui(v)i
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be able to
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quoad
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until, until such a time as
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consone
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in unison, (sounding) together
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deiero, -are, -avi, -atum
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to swear, take an oath
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sese
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se
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admolior, -iri, -itus sum
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to apply (to, lay (hands) on (+dat)
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subsidium, -(i)i (n)
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help
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propitio, -are, -avi, -atum
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to win over, propitiate, make benevolent
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absolvo,- vere, -vi, -utum
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to release (from), open
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coetus, -us (m)
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meeting, group, crowd
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nox intempesta
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the dead of night
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intempestus, -a, -um
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unseasonable
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transfero, -ferre, -tuli, -latum
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to transport, convey
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vertex, -icis (m)
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peak, head
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situs, -a, -um
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situated, built
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sterilis, -is, -e
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barren, sterile, not endowed
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proicio, -icere, -ieci, -iectum
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to fling, dump, cast out
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discedo, -dere, -ssi, -ssum
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to depart, get away
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mirus, -a, -um
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astonishing
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incutio, -tere, -ssi, -ssum
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to strike something (acc) into someone (dat)
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formido, -inis (f)
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acute fear, terror
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numen, -inis (n)
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supernatural power, god, divinity
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ministerium, -(i)i (n)
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support
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anus, -us (f)
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old woman
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similiter
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in a similar manner
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repono, -onere, -osui, -ositum
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to put to bed, make dependant on
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lassitudo, -inis (f)
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weariness, exhaustion
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antelucio
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before dawn
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aufugio, -fugere, -fugi
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to run away, fear
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sopio, -ire, -i(v)i, -itum
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to over come with sleep
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sterto, -ere, (-ui)
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to snore
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adduco, -cere, -xi, -ctum
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bring to, close, attract to
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pessulus, -i (m)
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bolt
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grabatulus, -i (m)
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(little) bed
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cardo, -inis (m)
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hinge
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suppono, -ponere, -posui, -positum
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to place, (+dat) place under
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recipio, -ipere, -epi, -eptum
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to welcome, admit, receive, withdraw
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me recipio
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to retire
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aliquantisper
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for a while
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vigilia, -ae (f)
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a watch (a division of the hours of the night), vigil, vigilance
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paululum
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a little, a bit, for a short while
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coniveo, -vere, -vi
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to close the eyes, go to sleep
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commodum
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a short while
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quiesco, -ere, quievi, quietum
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to fall asleep, be asleep, rest
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resero, -are, -avi, -atum
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to unbar, open
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immo vero
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no rather, or rather
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funditus
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completely
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prosterno, -ernare, -ravi, -ratum
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to knock to the ground, knock over stretch out
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breviculus, -a, -um
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very small
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impetus, us (m)
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violent onward motion, attack, charge
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excutio, -tere, -ssi, -ssum
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to shake off, knock off
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recido, -dere, -c(c)idi
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to fall back, fall to the ground
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tego, -gere, -xi, -ctum
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to cover, conceal
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testudo, -inis (f)
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tortoise
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sollers, -ertis
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clever
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munio, -ire, -ivi, -itum
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to protect, guard, man
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altus, -a, -um
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deep, profound, advanced, loud
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lucerna, -ae (f)
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lamp
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lucidus, -a, -um
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bright
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nudus, -a, -um
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bare, naked, unsheathed, exposed
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circumsto, -stare, -steti
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to stand around
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infit
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she/ he begins (to speak)
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diffamo, -are, -avi, -atum
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to slander, spread news
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probrum, -i (n)
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abuse, insult
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instuo, -ere, -xi, -ctum
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to plan, set up equip, set, instruct
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scilicet
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of course, no doubt
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astus, -us (m)
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cunning, guile
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vicis (gen) (f)
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situation,
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fleo, flere, flevi, fletum
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to weep, lament
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porrigo, -igere, -exi, -ectum
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to stretch out, offer, direct
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faxo
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facero
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sero
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at a later period of time, late
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immo
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rather, no rather, worse still
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statim
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immediately
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preacedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum
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to precede
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dicacitas, -atis (f)
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mockery
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insto, -are, -iti
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to be imminent, threaten
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paeniteo, -ere, -vi
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to make someone (acc) feel regret for something (gen)
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sudor, -oris (m)
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sweat
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perfluo, -ere, -xi, -xum
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to stream (with)
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discerpo, -pere, -psi, -ptum
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to tear apart
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bacchatim
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like Bacchants
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deseco, -are, -avi, -atum
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to cut off
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virilia, -ium (n pl)
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private parts
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supersum, -esse, -fui
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to survive
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misellus, -a, -um
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poor, wretched, pitiable
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contumulo, -are, -avi, -atum
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to bury
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caput, -itis (n)
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head, life
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dimoveo, -movere, -movi, -motum
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move about, turn, part, wretch open
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iugulum sinistrum
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the left side of the throat
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tenus (+abl)
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as far as
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utriculus, -i (m)
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small leather bottle
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immitto, -ittere, -isi, -issum
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to send (in), insert, insert into (+dat)
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viscera, -um (n pl)
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insides, entrails, flesh
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cor, cordis (n)
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heart
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scrutor, -ari, -atus sum
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to probe, search out
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stridor, -oris (m)
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squeal, hiss
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incertus, -a, -um
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inarticulate, unpredictable
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effundo, -undere, -udi, -usum
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to pour out, emit, throw
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rebullio, -ire
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to bubble up
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offulcio, -cire, -si, -tum
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to stop up
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heus
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hey
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cavus, -a, -um
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hollow, enclosing
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fluvius, -(i)i (m)
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river
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varicus
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in the straddling position
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resideo, -ere, resedi
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to squat, settle down, sit on (+dat or acc)
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vesica, -ae (f)
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bladder
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exonero, -are, -avi, -atum
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to discharge, unload
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mador, -oris (m)
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wetness, liquid
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perluo, -uere, -ui, -utum
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to bathe, drench
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spurcus, -a, -um
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filthy, foul
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commodum, -i (n)
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advantage, benefit, interest
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commodum (adv)
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a short time ago, just
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evado, -dere, -si, -sum
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to go away, escape (from), leave
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resurgo, -rgere, -rrexi, -rrectum
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to rise again
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integer, -gra, -grum
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undamaged, unharmed, entire
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lotium, -(i)i (n)
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urine
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recens
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recently
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recens, -entis
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fresh, recently cooked
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uterus, -i (m)
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womb, belly
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verum
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but
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ubi
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when, where
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iugulo, -are, -avi, -atum
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to kill by cutting the throat, kill
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pareo, -ere, -ui, -itum
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to be visible, be seen
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perfero, -ferre, -tuli, -latum
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to convey, take, tell
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suppetior, -ari, -atus sum
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to bring help
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sileo, -ere, -ui
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to say nothing, be silent
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identidem
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repeatedly, again and again
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replico, -are, -avi, -atum
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to turn over, retrace
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antelucio
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before dawn
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furtim
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secretly, stealthily
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eapesso, -ere, -i(v)i
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to start on, enter of, take (the road)
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vestigium, -(i)i (n)
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step, foot step
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trepidus, -a, -um
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fearful, shaky
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sarcinula, -ae (f)
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load, burden
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subdo, -ere, -idi, -itum
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to place below, insert
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sumo, -mere, -mpsi, -mptum
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to pick up, adopt, assume, take, consume
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clavis, -is (f)
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key
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pessulus, -i (m)
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bolt
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reduco, -cere, -xi, -ctum
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to draw back, bring back, bend back
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valvae, -arum (f pl)
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door
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stabulum, -i (n)
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inn, stable
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ianitor, -oris (m)
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porter, doorkeeper
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ostium, -(i)i (n)
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leasure, ease, relaxation
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cubito, -are, -avi, -atum
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to lie down, sleep
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latro, -onis (m)
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robber, bandit
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aliqui, -qua, -quid
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some
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facines, -oris (n)
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crime, deed, feat
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conscius, -a, -um
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aware of, privy to, accomplice of
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mos, moris (m)
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character, morals
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cupio, -ire, -ivi, -itum
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to want, desire
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cucurbita, -ae (f)
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gourd
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viator, -oris (m)
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traveller
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aufero, -ferre, -abstuli, ablatum
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to take away, steal
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ineptus, -a, -um
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foolish
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semisophitus, -a, -um
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half asleep
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an
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whether, or, really
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convector, -oris (m)
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fellow traveller
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mando, -are, -avi, -atum
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to entrust, commit, command, order
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praesidium, -(i)i (n)
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security, safety, protector
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memini, -isse
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to remember
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dehisco, -ere
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to gape, yawn
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prospicio, -icere, -exi, -ectum
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to see before one, look after, view
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imus, -a, -um
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lowest, bottom of, depths of
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recordor, -ari, -atus sum
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to think, reflect
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parco, -ere, peperci (+dat)
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to spare, refrain from injuring
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saevitia, -ae (f)
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savagery
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telum, -i (n)
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weapon
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mortifer, -era, -erum
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deadly
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sumministro, -are, -avi, -atum
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to furnish, supply
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restis, -is (f)
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rope
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intexo, -ere, -vi, -tum
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weave together, plait, embroider
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aggredior, -di, -ssus sum
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to attempt, proceed (to), attack
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expedio, -ire, -i(v)i, -itum
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to unravel, unwind, disentangle, provide
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tigillum, -i (n)
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small beam
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funiculus, -i (m)
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a thin rope
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nodus, -i (m)
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noose
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cogo, -ere, coegi, coactum
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to collect, knot, compress, compel
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laqueus, -i (m)
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noose, trap, trouble
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induo, -uere, -ui, -utum
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to put on, put head into, dress in (+abl)
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putris, -is, -e
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rotten
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vetus, -eris
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old
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funis, -is (m)
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rope
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dir(r)umpo, -umpere, -upi, -uptum
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to split, break
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recido, -cidere, -c(c)idi
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to fall back, fall to the ground
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supperruo, -ere
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to collapse on top of
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devolvo, -olvere, -olvi, -olutum
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to roll down, fall down, roll off
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