Caesar De Bello Gallico Vocab

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Consuetudo

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Consuetudo, Consuetudinis (f.)
[verb: Consuesco]

habit, custom, usage, way;
normal, general, customary practice, tradition, convention

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Differo

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Differo, Differre, Distuli, Dislatus
[verb: fero]

to postpone, to delay, to differ;
to put off;
to keep waiting;
to give respite to;
to disagree

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Nam

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Nam
(conjunction)

for, on the other hand;
for instance

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Neque

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Neque
(conjunction)

nor; and not, not, neither

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Divinus - a - um

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Divinus, Divina, Divinum
Divinior, Divinius
Divinissimus, Divinissima, Divinissimum
(adj)

divine, of a deity/god;
godlike, sacred;
divinely inspired, prophetic;
natural

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Praesum

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Praesum, Praeesse, Praefui, Praefuturus
(verb)

to be in charge, to control, to head;
to take the lead, to be present

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Solus-a-um

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Solus, Sola, Solum
Solius (genitive)
(adj)

only, single, lonely, alone, having no companion

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Duco

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Duco, Ducere, Duxi, Ductus
(verb)

to lead, to command;
to think, to consider, to regard, to prolong

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Cerno

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Cerno, Cernere, Crevi, Cretum
(verb)

to sift, to seperate, to distinguish, to determine;
to see, to examine

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Aperte

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Aperte, Apertius, Apertissime
(adverb)

openly, publicly;
manifestly, without disguise;
to reserve, plainly, clearly, frankly

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Iuvo

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Iuvo, Iuvare, Iuvi, Iutus
(verb)

to help, to assist, to aid, to support;
to serve, to further, to please, to delight, to gratify

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Sol

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Sol, Solis (m.)

The Sun

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Vulcanus

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Vulcanus, Vulcani (m.)

God of Fire
Fire
God of Volcanoes
Also called Mulciber (smelter) in Roman Mythology

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Luna

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Luna, Lunae (f.)

Moon
Month

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Reliquus-a-um

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Reliquus, Reliqua, Reliquum
(adj)

The remaining
The rest
Available
Left
Surviving
Owed

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Fama

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Fama, Famae (f.)

Rumor, Reputation;
Tradition, Fame, Public Opinion
Ill Repute, Report, News

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Quidem

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Quidem
(adverb)

Indeed, Certainly, Even at Least

Ne...Quidem
Not Even

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Accipio

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Accipio, Accipere, Accepi, Acceptum
(verb)

To take, to grasp, to receive, to accept, to undertake;
to admit, to let in, to hear, to learn, to obey

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Vita

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Vita, Vitae (f.)

Life, Career, Livelihood
Mode of Life

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Venatio

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Venatio, Venationis (f.)
[from verb Venor]

Hunting
The Chase

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Studium

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Studium, Studii (n.)
[from verb Studeo]

eagerness, enthusiasm, zeal, spirit/devotion.pursuit/study

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Milito

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Milito, Militare, Militavi, Militatus
(verb)
to serve as a soldier, to perform military service, to serve in the army, to wage war

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Consisto

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Consisto, Consistere, Constiti, Constitum
(verb)

to stop, to stand, to halt, to cease;
to pause, to linger;
to stop spreading, to stop flowing, to take a position

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Ab

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Ab
(conjunction)

by, from, after

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Parvus-a-um

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Parvus, Parva, Parvum
(adj)

very small,
very young;
unimportant, slight, petty

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Labor

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Labor, Laboris (m.)

Labor, toil, exertion, effort, work;
task, undertaking;
production, childbirth

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Duritia

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Duritia, Duritiae (f.)

hardness, insensibility;
hardship, oppressiveness, strictness;
rigor

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Studeo

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Studeo, Studere, Studui
(verb)

to be eager for,
to desire, to busy oneself with,
to strive, to devote

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Agricultura

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Agricultura, Agriculturae (f.)

agriculture, husbandry

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Non

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Non
(conjunction)

not, by no means, no

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Magnus - a - um

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Magnus, Magna, Mangum
Maior, Maius
Maximus, Maxima, Maximum
(adj)

Large, great, big, vast, huge;
much, powerful

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Victus

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Victus, Victus (m.)

living, way of life;
that which sustains life;
nourishment;
diet

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Lacte

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Lacte, Lactis
(adj)

Milky

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Caseus

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Caseus, Casei (m.)

cheese

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Carno

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Carno, Carnis (n.? m.?)

Meat, flesh;
the body, fleshy

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Quisquam

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Quisquam
(pronoun)

any, anyone, anything;
any man, any person

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Ager

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Ager, Agri (m.)

field, ground, farm, land, estate, park;
territory, country;
terrain

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Modus

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Modus, Modi (m.)

Manner, mode, way, method;
Rule, rhythm, beat, measure, size, bound, limit

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Certus-a-um

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Certus, Certa, Certum
Certior, Certius
Certissimus, Certissima, Certissimum
(adj)

fixed, settled, firm;
certain, trusty, reliable;
sure, resolved, determined

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Aut

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Aut

or, or rather, else; either...or

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Finis

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Finis, Finis (m.)

boundary, end, limit, goal;
country, territory, land

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Proprius-a-um

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Proprius, Propria, Proprium
(adj)

one's own, own, very own;
individual, special, particular, characteristic

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Magistratus

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Magistratus, Magistratus (m.)

magistracy;
civil office, office, magistrate

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Princeps

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Princeps, Principis
(adj)

Leader, chief;
First, leading member, citizen;
master, expert

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Singulus-a-um

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Singulus, Singula, Singulum
(adj)
a piece, every;
one each, at a time;'
individual, separate, single; several

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Coeo

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Coeo, Coire, Coii, Coitus
(verb)

to fit together,
to have sexual intercourse,
to collect, to gather, to meet, to rally

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Locus

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Locus, Loci (m.)

seat, rank, position;
soldier's post, quarters;
category, book passage, topic

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Attribuo

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Attribuo, Attribui, Attributum
(verb)

To assign, to allote, to attribute;
to grant, to pay;
to appoint, to put under jurisdiction

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Quantus-a-um

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Quantus, Quanta, Quantum

how great, how much, how many;
of what size, of what amount, of what degree, of what number, of what worth, of what price

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Alius-a-um

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Alius, Alia, Alium
(pronoun)

Other, Another;
Different, Changed

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Cogo

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Cogo, Cogere, Cogui, Coactus
(verb)

to collect, to gather, to round up;
to restrict, to force;
to compel;
to convene

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Adfero

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Adfero, Adferre, Adtuli, Adlatus
(verb)

to bring to, to carry;
to convey, to report, to bring word;
to allege, to announce, to produce

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Causa

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Causa, Causae (f.)

Cause, Reason, Motive, Origin, Source;
Blame, Symptom

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Res

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Res, Rei (n.)

Thing;
event, affair, business, fact;
cause, property

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Ne

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Ne
(conjunction)

That not,
Least

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Adsiduus-a-um

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Adsiduus, Adsidua, Adsiduum
Adsidior, Adsidius
Adsiduissimus, Adsiduissima, Adsiduissimum
(adj)

constant, regular;
ordinary;
landowning, first class

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Consuetudo

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Consuetudo, Consuetudinis (f.)

Habit, custom, usage, way;
normal, general, customary practice,
tradition, convention

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Capio

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Capio, Capere, Cepi, Captus
(verb)

to take hold,
to seize, to grasp,
to take bribe, to arrest, to capture;
to put on, to occupy, to captivate

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Gero

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Gero, Gerere, Gessi, Gestum
[earlier: Geso]
(verb)

to bear, to carry, to wear, to carry on;
to manage, to govern

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Commuto

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Commuto, Commutare, Commutavi, Commutatus
(verb)

to change, to alter, to rearrange, to replace, to transform, to exchange, to barter, to sell

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Paro

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Paro, Parare, Paravi, Paratus
(verb)

to prepare, to furnish, to supply, to provide;
to produce, to obtain, to get;
to buy;
to raise, to put up, to plan

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Potens

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Potens, Potentis (genitive)
Potentior, Potentius
Potentissimus, Potentissima, Potenissimum
(adj)

powerful, strong, capable, mighty

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Humilis

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Humilis, Humile
Humilior, Humilius
Humillimus, Humillima, Humillimum
(adj)

low, lowly, small, slight, mean;
humble, poor, insignificant

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Possessio

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Possessio, Possessionis (f.)

Possession, property

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Expello

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Expello, Expellere, Expuli, Expulsus
(verb)

to drive out, to expel, to banish;
to disown, to reject

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Accuratus-a-um

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Accuratus, Accurata, Accuratum
Accuratior, Accuratius
Accuratissimus, Accuratissima, Accuratissimum
(adj)

Accurate, exact, with care, meticulous, carefully performed, prepared, finished

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Frigus

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Frigus, Frigoris (n.)

Cold
Cold weather
Frost

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Aestus

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Aestus, Aestus (m.)

Agitation, Passion
Seething, Raging Boiling
Heat, Fire
Sea tide, Sea Spray

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Vito

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Vito, Vitare, Vitavi, Vitatus
(verb)

to avoid, to shun;
to evade

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Aedificio

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Aedificio, Aedificare, Aedificavi, Aedificatus
(verb)

to build, to erect, to construct, to make, to create, to establish to improve, to edify

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Orior

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Orior, Oriri, Ortus Sum
(deponent verb)

to rise, to arise, to emerge
to begin, to originate from

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Ex

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Ex

out of, from
because of
as a result of

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Factio

Back 73

Factio, Factionis (f.)

Party
Faction
Partisanship

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Dissensio

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Dissensio, Dissensionis (f.)

Disagreement, Quarrel, Conflict

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Nascor

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Nascor, Nasci, Natus Sum
(deponent verb)

to spring forth,
to come into being,
to grow, to live

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Animus

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Animus, Animi (m.)

Mind, Intellect, soul, feelings;
Heart;
Spirit, courage, character, pride;
Air

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Plebs

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Plebs, Plebis (f.)

common people, general citizens;
commons, plebeians;
lower class, lower ranks;
mob, mass

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Contineo

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Contineo, Continere, Continui, Contentum
(verb)

to secure, to maintain, to sustain;
to fasten, to hold, to retain, to keep safe, to preserve

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Aequitas

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Aequitas, Aequitatis (f.)

Justie, Equity, Fairness, Impartiality,
Symmetry, Conformity, Evenness

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Queo

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Queo, Quire, Quii, Quitus
(verb)

be able

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Ops

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Ops, Opis (f.)

Power;
Help, influence;
resources, wealth

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Aequo

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Aeuo, Aequare, Aequavi, Aequatus
(verb)

to level, to make even;
to make straight, to compare