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dono, donare, donavi, donatus
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to present, grant; to condone, excuse; to forgive, let off; to give up, sacrifice
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lepidus, a, um
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charming, delightful, neat; witty, amusing
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libellus, libelli
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m. booklet, pamphlet; notebook; journal, diary; program; handbill, advertisement
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pumex, pumicis
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m. or f. pumice; lava
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expolio, expolire, expolivi or expolii, expolitus
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to polish; to finish off; to embellish, adorn, refine
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soleo, solere, solitus sum
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to be in the habit of, be used to; usually
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aliquis, aliquid
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someone/something, anyone/anything; someone/something important
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nugae, nugarum
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f. nonsense, baloney; trivia; trash, junk; good-for-nothing, a nobody
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audeo, audere, ausus sum
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to dare, risk
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aevum, aevi
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n. age, lifetime, life; time, period; generation; eternity
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explico, explicare, explicavi or explicui, explicatus or explicitus
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to unfold, unroll; to spread out; to loosen, undo; to set free; to arrange, adjust, settle; to exhibit, to explain; to display
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quare
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by what means, how; in what way, from what cause, why; whereby; wherefore
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quisquis, quidquid
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whoever/whatever; everyone who/everything which
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qualiscumque, qualiscumque, qualecumque or qualcunque
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of whatever kind; of any kind whatsoever, any at all
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perennis, perenne
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perennial, continual, everlasting
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saeculum, saeculi
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n.generation, lifetime; century; spirit of the age; fashion
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