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29 Cards in this Set
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phasēlus or phasēlos -ī (mf)
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light passenger ship
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hospes, -itus (m)
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host, guest
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ullus -a -um
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any
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natō –ārē, -āvī, -ātus
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to swim, to float
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impetus, -ūs (m)
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attack, assault, rush, vehemence
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trabs, -is (f)
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beam, plank; timber, tree
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nequeō, -īre, -īvī – ītum
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to be unable to, to be incapable of
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praeteriō, -īre, -īvī, -itus tr
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to go past, to escape the notice of
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sive…sive
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whether, or
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linteus, -a, -um
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linen, canvas, sail
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minax, -is
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threatening, menacing, jutting out
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lītus, -oris (nt)
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shore, beach, coast; riverbank
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trux, -cis
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savage, grim, fierce
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jugum, -ī (nt)
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yoke, collar; pair, team; crossbar (of loom); thwart (of boat); common bond, union; wedlock; pair, couple; mountain ridge
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sībilus, -a, -um
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hissing; whistling; rustling
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aiō (ait)
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say; say yes, say so; assert, relate
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cacūmen, -inis (nt)
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point, tip, top, peak; young shoot
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imbuō, -buere, -buī, -būtus
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to wet, soak; to dip; to moisten; ti stain, taint, infect; to imbue, fill, steep; to instruct
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aequor, -oris (nt)
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level surface; plain; sea
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fretum, -ī (nt)
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strait, channel; sea, the deep; waters; (fig) seething flood
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erus, -ī (m)
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master of the house, head of the family; lord, owner
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laevus, -a, -um
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– left, on the left side; awkward, stupid; ill-omened; lucky, propitious || f left hand, left side || n the left || npl the area on the left
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dexter, -tera, -terum or –tra, -trum
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right, on the right side; handy, dexterous; lucky, propitious, favorable; opportune, right
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uterque, utraque, utrumque
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adj) each (of the two), both; (pron) each one, both
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secundus, -a, -um
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backing, favorable, supporting
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limpidus, -a, -um
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limpid, clear
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lacus, -ūs (m)
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tank, pool, reservoir, cistern; lake
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recondō, -dere, -didī, -ditus
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to put back again; to put away, hoard; to hide, conceal; to plunge (sword); to close (eyes) again; to store up (in the mind)
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gemellus, -a, -us
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twin
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