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326 Cards in this Set
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a, ab
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from
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abesse
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to be away
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acer
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keen, fierce
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accipere
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to accept, to receive, to welcome
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ad
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to, at
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adiuvare
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to help
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aedificare
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to build
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agricola
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farmer
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alius
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other
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altus
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high, deep
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amare
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to love, to like
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ambulare
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to walk
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amicus
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friend
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annus
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year
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ante
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before, in front of
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aperire
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to open
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aqua
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water
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arcessere
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to send for
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audax
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bold, daring
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audere
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to dare
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audire
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to hear
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aut
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or
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auxilium
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help
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bellum
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war
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bene
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well
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bonus
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good
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brevis
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short
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cadere
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to fall
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canis
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dog
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capere
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to take, to capture
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caput
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head
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cena
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meal
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cibus
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food
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circum
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around
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cives
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citizen
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clamare
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to shout
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coepisse
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to have begun, began
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cognoscere
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to find out, to get to know
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conari
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to try
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consilium
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plan, advice
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conspicere
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to catch sight of
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constituere
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to decide
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contra
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against
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corpus
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body
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cotidie
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every day, daily
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cras
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tomorrow
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credere
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to trust
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cum + preposition
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with
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cum + conjunction
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when, since, although
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cur
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why
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currere
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to run
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dare
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to give
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de
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about, concerning
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dea
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goddess
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debere
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to owe, ought, to have to
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decem
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ten
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decimus
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tenth
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deinde
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then
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deus
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god
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dicere
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to say, to tell
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dies
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day
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difficilis
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difficult
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discedere
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to leave, to go away
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discere
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to learn
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diu
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for a long time
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dives
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rich
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docere
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to teach
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dominus
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master
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domus
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home
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dormire
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to sleep
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ducere
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to lead, to take
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dum
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while
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duo
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two
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dux
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leader
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e, ex
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out of, from
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ego
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I
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emere
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to buy
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enim
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for
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equus
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horse
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esse
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to be
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et
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and, also
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etiam
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still, even, also
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exspectare
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to await
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facere
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to do, to make
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facilis
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easy
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femina
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woman
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ferre
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to bring, to carry
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festinare
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to hurry
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fieri
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to become, to be made
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filia / filius
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daughter / son
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flumen
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river
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fortis
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brave, strong
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frangere
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to break
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frater
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brother
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frustra
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in vain
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fugere
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to flee
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gaudere
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to rejoice
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gravis
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heavy, serious
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habere
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to have
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habitare
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to inhabit, to live
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hieri
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yesterday
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hic, haec, hoc
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this; he, she, it
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hic (adverb)
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here
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hodie
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today
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homo
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man, person
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hortari
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to encourage
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iacere
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to lie down
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iam
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already, by now
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ibi
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there
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idem, eadem, idem
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the same
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igitur
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therefore
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ille, illa, illud
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that; he, she, it
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imperare
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to command, order
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in + ablative
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in, on
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in + accusative
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into, onto, to
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ingens
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huge
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inquit
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he/she/ says/said
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intellegere
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to realise, to understand
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inter
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between, among
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invenire
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to find
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ipse
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-self
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iratus
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angry
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ire
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to go
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is, ea, id
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he, she, it; this, that
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ita
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in this way, so
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itaque
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therefore
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iter
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journey
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iterum
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again
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iubere
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to command, to order
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iunvenis
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young man
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laudare
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to praise
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legere
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to read, to choose
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liber
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book
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locus
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place
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longus
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long
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loqui
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to speak
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magis
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more
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magnus
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big, great
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maior
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bigger, greater
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malle
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to prefer
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malus
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bad, evil
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mane
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in the morning, early
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manere
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to remain, to stay
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manus
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hand, band of people
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mare
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sea
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mater
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mother
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maximus
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very great, the greatest
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medius
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middle
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melior
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better
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mensa
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table
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meus
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mine
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miles
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soldier
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minimus
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smallest, least
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minor
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smaller, less
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miser
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poor, unfortunate
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mittere
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to send
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monere
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to warn
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mons
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mountain
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mori
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to die
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mox
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soon
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multi
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many
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multus
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much
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murus
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wall
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nam
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for
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narrare
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to tell
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nauta
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sailor
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navigare
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to sail
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navis
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ship
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ne
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in order that....not, lest, that
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-ne?
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Indicates question
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necare
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to kill
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nemo
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nobody, no one
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nihil
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nothing
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nisi
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except, unless
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nolle
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to be unwilling
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nomen
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name
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non
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not
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nonne?
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surely?
affirmative expected |
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nonus
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ninth
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nos
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we, us
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noster
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our
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novem
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nine
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nox
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night, darkness
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num
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whethere
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num
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surely...not?
expecting negative |
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numquam
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never
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nunc
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now
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nuntiare
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to announce, to report
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octavus
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eighth
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octo
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eight
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olim
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once upon a time, one day
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omnis
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all, every
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oppidum
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town
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optimus
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excellent, very good,excellent
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opus
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work, task
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paene
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almost, nearly
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parare
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to prepare
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pars
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part
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parvus
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small
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pater
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father
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pauci
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few, a few
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paulum
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a little
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pauper
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poor (of wealth)
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pax
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peace
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pecunia
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money
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peior
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worse
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per
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along, through
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periculum
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danger
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perire
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to perish, to die
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persuadere
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to persuade
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pervenire
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to reach, to arrive at
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pessimus
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very bad
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petere
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to make, to seek for, to attack, to beg
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plurimus
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most
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plus
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more
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ponere
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to put,to place
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populus
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people
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portare
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to carry
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posse
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to be able
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post
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after, behind
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postquam
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after
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primus
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first
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pro
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in front of, on behalf of
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proficisci
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to set out
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promittere
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ro promise
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prope
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near
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propter
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because of, on account of
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proximus
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nearest, very near
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puella / puer
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girl / boy
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pugnare
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to fight
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pulcher
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beautiful
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punire
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to punish
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putare
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to think
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qualis?
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of what sort?
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quam
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how, than
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quamquam
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although
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quando?
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when?
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quantus?
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how much? how great?
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quartus
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fourth
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quattor
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four
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-que
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and
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qui quae quod
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who, which, that
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quintus
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fifth
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quis? quis? quid?
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who? who? what?
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quo?
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where to?
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quod
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because
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quoque
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also
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quot?
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how many?
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redire
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to return
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regere
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to rule
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relinquere
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to leave behind
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res
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thing, matter, business, affair
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respondere
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to answer, to reply, to respond
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rex
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king
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rogare
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to ask
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saepe
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often
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satis
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enough
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scire
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to know
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scribere
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to write
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se
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himself etc
in reported speech: he, she, it |
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secundus
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second
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sed
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but
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sedere
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to sit
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semper
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always
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quinque
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five
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sentire
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to feel, to think, to realise
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septem
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seven
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septimus
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seventh
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sequi
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to follow
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servare
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to keep, to save
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servus
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slave
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sex
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six
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sextus
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sith
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si
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if
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silva
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forest, wood
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simul
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at the same time
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sine
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without
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solere
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to be accustomed
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solus
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alone, only
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sperare
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to hope
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spes
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hope
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stare
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to stand
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statim
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at once
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sub
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beneath, below, underneath
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subito
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suddenly
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summus
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highest
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suus
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his, her, its
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talis
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of such a sort
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tam
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to such an extent, so
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senex
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old man
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tamen
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however
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tandem
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at last
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tantus
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so great
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tempus
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time
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terra
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earth, ground, flat
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tertius
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third
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timere
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to fear, to be afraid of
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tot
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so many
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totus
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all, the whole of
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trahere
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to drag
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traus
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across
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tres
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three
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tu
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you singular
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tum
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then
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tuus
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your, yours
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ubi
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when, where
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unde
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from where
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unus
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one
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urbs
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city
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ut + indicative
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when, as
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ut + subjunctive
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purpose, order, result
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uti
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to use
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uxor
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wife
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velle
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to want, to wish
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vendere
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to sell
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venire
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to come
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vereri
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to fear
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vester
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your, yours (plural)
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vetus
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old
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via
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path, street, road, track, way
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videre
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to see
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villa
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house, villa
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vir
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man
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vita
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life
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vivere
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to live
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vos
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you plural
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