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usus
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control
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permitto, -ere
permissi permissus |
to give over, surrender
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insisto, -ere, institi
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to stand on; to follow, pursue
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ripa, -ae
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bank, shore
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armamenta, -orum
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(n,pl) equipment, rigging
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mansuetudo
mansuetudinis |
(f) - gentleness, compassion
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emo, -ere, -i,
emptus |
to buy
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irrideo, -ere
irrisi irrisus |
to laugh at, mock, ridicule
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insero
inserere inserui insertus |
to insert, attach
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efficio, -ere
effeci effectus |
to bring about, make
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expugno, -are, -avi, -atus
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to take by storm, capture
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altus, -a, -um
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tall, high, steep
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longurius, -i
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long pole
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efficio, -ere
effeci effectus |
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refringo, -ere,
refregi refractus |
to break open
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excursio
excursionis |
(f)a running out; sortie, sallie, small raid
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affigo, -ere, -ixi, -ixus
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to fasten, lash, strap
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deprecor
deprecari depractus sum |
to pray for, beg, strongly request
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induco, -ere, -uxi, -tus
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to bring in; to put on, cover wrap
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circitus, -us
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circumference
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destino, -are, -avi, -atus
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TO FIX, FASTEN SECURE
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inusitatus, -a, -um
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unusual, unfamiliar, extraordinary
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classis, -is, classium
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(f) fleet
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extruo
extruere extruxi extructus |
to build up, construct
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adduco, -ere, -uxi, -tus
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to bring or draw to; to draw tight
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existimo, -are, -avi, -atus
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to believe
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sectio
sectionis |
auction or sale of captured goods
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adventus, -us
(4d) |
arrival
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vel
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or
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efficio, -ere
effeci effectus |
to bring about, make
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pellis, -is, pellium
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hide, animal skin
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redigo
redigere redegi redactus |
to drive back; to render, make
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despectus, -us
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(4d,m) - view; + "in" + acc = view over
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commoveo, -ere, -i
commotus |
to alarm
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arduus, -a, -um
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steep
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iniquus, -a, -um
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uneven; unfavorable
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comprehendo, -ere, -i,
comprehensus |
to catch hold of, catch, hook
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efficio, -ere
effeci effectus |
to bring about, make
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rostrum, -i
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beak (of an animal or a ship)
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vinea, -ae
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vinyard; military - moveable shed (for seige)
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abscido, -ere, -i, -isus
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to cut off
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promoveo, -ere, -i, promotus
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to push forward
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attribuo, -ere, -i, -tus
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to assign
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latus, -a, -um
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broad, wide
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viginti
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twenty
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species, -ei
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(5d,f) - sight; appearance
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una
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alone
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procul
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(adv) far away, at a distance
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antemna, -ae
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yardarm
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ops
opis |
(f) - power; help, aid
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puppis, -is, -ium
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stern (rear of ship)
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vallum, -i
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wall; rampart
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malus, -i
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mast
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moenia, -ium
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(3d,n,pl)- walls
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reprimo, -ere
repressi repressus |
to restrain, check, stop
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praesto
praestare praestiti praestatus |
to excel; to exhibit, display
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funis, -is, -ium
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(m) - rope; halyard (rope that raised and lowered the sail)
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forte
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(adv) - by chance
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refero, -ferre, -tuli, -latus
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to bring back; to report
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coacervo, are, avi, atus
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to pile up
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remus, -i
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oar
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potestas
potestatis |
(f) power, control, authority
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accido, -ere, -i
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to fall, land
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insisto
insistere institi |
+ dat - to stand on
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propinquus, -a, -um
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close, nearby ready
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statuo, -ere, -i, -tus
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to set up; to determine, decide
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reicio, -ere,
reieci reiectus |
to throw back; to drive back
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instruo, -ere
instruxi instructus |
to draw up, form
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falx
falcis, falcium |
(f) - sickle; sickle-shaped hook
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concurso, -are, -avi, -atus
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to run about
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quinquaginta
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fifty
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contineo
continere continui contentus |
to hold, keep
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velum, -i
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sail
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quinam
quaenam quodnam |
emphatic interog adj
what, with what |
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consisto, -ere, constiti
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+ "in" + abl - to depend on
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creber
crebra crebrum |
(adj) repeated, numerous, frequent
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praeacutus, -a, -um
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sharpened at the end; sharpened
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dispono, -ere,
disposui dispositus |
to place here and there; to station, arrange
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missa
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(weapons) thrown
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increpito, -are
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to blame; to taunt
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concido, -ere, concidi
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to fall down
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compleo, -ere
complevi completus |
to fill
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ornatus, -a, -um
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decorated; equipped, fitted out
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nequiquam
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(adv) in vain, without cause
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unde
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(adv) from where
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tantulus, -a, -um
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diminutive of tantus,a,um
such a small, such a short |
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frustra
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(adv) - in vain
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audeo, -ere, ausus sum
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to dare
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praeparatus, -a, -um
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prepared in advance
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approprinquo, -are, -avi
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to approach
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excito, -are, -avi, -atus
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to construct, build, raise up
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parvulus, -a, -um
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very small
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praerumpo, -ere,
praerupi praeruptus |
to break off in front, snap
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praesertim
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(adv)
especially, particularly |
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vendo, -ere, -idi, -itus
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to sell
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iaceo
iacere iacui iaciturus |
to lie
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certamen
certaminis |
contest, battle
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contemptus, -us
(4d) |
contempt, scorn
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noceo, -ere, -ui, -iturus
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+ dat - to do harm (to)
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subeo, -ire, -ii, -itus
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to come up, approach
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intexo, -ere, -ui, -tus
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to weave in, interweave
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arripio, -ere, -ui
arreptus |
to grab, clutch, seize
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sumo, -ere,
sumpsi sumptus |
to take up; to expend, use up
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castellum, -i
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dim of castra, - fortified settlement; lookout tower
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vimen
viminis |
branch
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carus, -a, -um
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dear, valuable
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consto, -stare, -stiti,
-staturus |
to take a stand; to be apparent
constat - (impersonal) "it is apparent","it is clear" |
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cado
cadere cecidi casus |
to fall; to die, be killed
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postulo, -are, -avi, -atus
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to ask, demand, require
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concurso, -are, -avi, -atus
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to run about
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cortex
corticis |
bark
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debeo, -ere, -ui, -itus
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to owe; (one) ought, should, must
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accipio, -ere,
accepi acceptus |
to get, receive
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accido, -ere, -i
accidit |
- to fall down
- It happens |
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exeo, -ire, -ii, -itus
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to go out, leave
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extremus/a/um
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last, final
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indiligenter
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(adv) - carelessly
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prae
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prep + abl
before; in comparison with |
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vesper
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evening
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deicio
deicere deieci deiectus |
to throw down, to kill
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credo, -ere, -idi, -itus
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to trust, believe
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celo, -are, -avi, -atus
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to hide
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ineo, -ire, -ii, -itus
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to enter upon; (of a plan) to form
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circummunio, -ire, -ivi, -itus
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to surround with walls; to hem in
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denique
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at least
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patior
pati passus sum |
(dep vb) - to experience; to endure, suffer
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dignitas
dignitatis |
(f) worth; rank, influence
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contendo
contendere contendi contentus |
to fight; to try; to hasten
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vindico, -are, -avi, -atus
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to claim
+"in" + acc - to inflict punishment upon |
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utor, uti, usus sum
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(dep vb) + abl - to use; to enjoy; to take advantage of
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iuventus
iuventutis |
(f) youth, young men
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finitimi, -orum
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(m,pl) - neighbors, neighboring tribes
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ius, iuris
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(n) right, customary law, sanctity
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quivis
quaevis quidvis |
any at all, any
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ubique
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adv - everywhere, anywhere
(ubiquitous) |
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murus, -i
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wall
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cogo, -ere
coegi coactus |
to bring together, assemble
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patefacio
patefacere patefeci patefactus |
to throw open, open
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vvv
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vvv
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retineo, -ere, -ui
retentus |
to retain, keep
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consuetudo
consuetudinis |
(f) - custom, habit
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fremitus, -us
(4d) |
uproar, noise
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prope
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(adv) nearly
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convallis, convallis, convallium
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(f) valley, defile
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magis
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adv - more
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negotium, -i
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work; present undertaking, task at hand
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consuesco, -ere,
consuevi consuetus |
to be accustomed
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porto, -are, -avi, -atus
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to carry, bring, take
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cruciatus, -us
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(4d) - torture
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consector, consectari, consectatus sum
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to follow closely, pursue
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condicio
condicionis |
(f) - terms
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negotium, -i
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operation
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inimicus, -a, -um
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+ dat - unfriendly (to), hostile (to)
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profectio
profectionis |
(f) setting out, departure
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priusquam
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before
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alacer, alacris, alacre
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eager, keen, fired up
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fossa, -ae
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ditch, trench
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occasus, -us
(4d) |
(m) falling down, setting
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attingo, -ere,
attigi attactus |
to touch
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obeo, -ire, -ii, -itus
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to meet; + acc - to take care of
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acervus, -i
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heap, pile, stack
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languor
languoris |
(m) exhaustion, weariness
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despolio, -are, -avi, -atus
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to rob; to deprive X (acc) of Y (abl)
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consilium capere (idiom)
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to form a plan, come up with a strategy
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aries
arietis |
(m) - ram; military - battering ram
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insidiae, -arum
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(f,pl) ambush
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invideo
invidere invidi invisus |
+ dat - to envy, resent, be jealous of
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augeo, -ere
auxi auctus |
to increase
(augment) |
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deduco, -ere
deduxi deductus |
to bring away; to force
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deficio, -ere, defeci, defectus
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to fail, desert
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adaequo, -are, -avi, -atus
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to make equal in height; to reach (the level of)
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transcendo, -ere, -i
transcensus |
+ in + acc - to board
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iacio, -ere,
ieci iactus |
to throw
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valles, vallis, vallium
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(f) valley
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trado
tradere tradidi traditus |
to hand over, deliver, surrender
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quare
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(adv) for which reason, why
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dedo, -ere, -idi, -itus
deditio, deditionis dediticius, -a, -um |
- to surrender, give up
- surrender - having surrendered |
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propero, -are, -avi, atus
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to hurry, hasten, rush
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dominor
dominari dominatus sum |
(dep vb) - to dominate, rule
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demitto, -ere
demisi demissus |
to let down; + "se", to descend
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infero, -ferre,
intuli illatus |
to bring in; to inflict
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ob
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prep + acc - on account of... due to... for...
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praestat
praestare |
+ dat - it is better, it is preferable
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existo, -ere
exstiti |
to surface, arise, come to pass
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etsi
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although
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ostendo, -ere, -i,
ostentus |
to present, show, reveal
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malacia, -ae
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calm, dead calm
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fletus, -us
(4d) |
crying, weeping
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circumspicio, -ere
circumspexi circumspectus |
to look around; to examine, look over
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