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aptus

suitable

bracchium

arm

certus

certain, infallible

pro certe habere

know for certain

clam

secretly, in private

commendo

reccomend

confectus

worn out

dextra

right hand

eripio

rescue, snatch away

familia

household

gratus

acceptable, pleasing

ignoro

not know about

intra

inside

iungo

join

lex, legis

law

limen, liminis

threshold, doorway

mens, mentis

mind

nubo, nupsi

marry

orior

rise, arise

polliceor

promise

pontifex

priest

prohibio

prevent

queror

lament, complain about

rego

rule

trans

across

unguo

anoint, smear

vereor

be afraid, fear

vero

indeed

vestis

clothing