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42 Cards in this Set

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circumstrepo, -are
surround with noise, shout around
undique
on all sides, everywhere
sartago, sartaginis
oven, frying pan, mixture/ medley/ jumble
3f
flagitiosus a um
disgraceful, scandalous
nondum
not yet
indigens, indigentis
indigent, impoverished
adj.
securitas, securitatis
safety, security
3f
muscipulum, muscipuli
mousetrap
fames, famis
hunger, want
3f
esurio, -ire
to hunger, desire, be hungry
desiderium, -ii
desire, longing; object of desire
fastidiosus a um
squeamish, disdainful, nauseating, exacting
valeo, -ere
to be strong, prevail, healthy
proicio, -ere, projeci
throw down/ out/ away;
abandon
foras
adv.
out of doors, out, forth, abroad
ulcerosus a um
full of sores
scalpo, -ere, scalpsi
to scratch, dig out, engrave/ carve
avidus a um
greedy, eager, ardent
contactus, -us
touch, contact, contagion, pollution
sensibilis, sensibile
perceptible, sensible, capable of sensation
fruor, frui, fructus sum
to enjoy, profit by, delight in
coinquo, -are
to befoul, taint, defile
sordes, sordis
f. filth, dirt, baseness, humiliation
concupiscentia, ae
longing, concupiscence, desire for carnal/ worldly things
amicitia, ae
friendship, alliance, association
vena, ae
vein, pulse, fissure
obnubilo, -are
to obscure, darken, fog (the mind)
Tartarum, Tartari
infernal regions, underworld
libido, libidinis
desire, lust
f.
elegans, -ntis
elegant, fine, tasteful
urbanus a um
urbane, courteous, of the city
urbanus i
urbane man, city wit
gestio, ire
to be eager, wish passionately, gesticulate, exult
abundans, abundantis
abundant, overflowing, copious
vanitas, vanitatis
emptiness, untruthfulness, empty pride
ruo, -ere
to destroy, ruin, fall, be ruined, rush on, charge
fel, fellis
gall, bile, poison, bitterness
aspergo, -ere, aspersi
sprinkle/ strew on, splash, defile
conligo, -are
to bind together, fetter
rexus, us
obligation between the creditor and debtor
doleo, -ere
hurt, suffer pain, grieve
auctor, -oris
seller, vendor, originator, authority, founder, historian