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a(b) prep (with abl)absque prep (with abl) |
from, by (agent), after (etymologies)except, without |
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ac or atque conj |
and; and also, and even, and yet, and so |
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acer, acris, acre adj |
sharp, vigorous; violent, acute |
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acies, -ei n (f) |
sharp edge; battle line; sharpness, debate |
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acumen, -inis n (n) |
peak; point, shrewdness, cunning |
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acuo, acuere, acui, acutum vb tr |
to make sharp; to exercise, to incite, to kindle |
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ad prep (with acc) |
to, towards, at, for, in, up to |
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ad hoc idiom |
ad hoc, to the extent; moreover |
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adeo adv |
so; so far, so long, to the end that, yet, indeed |
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adhuc adv |
still; thus far, hitherto, just now, moreover |
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adulescens, -entis n (m/f) |
young man; young woman |
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adulescentia, -ae n (f) |
adolescence; youth |
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proles, -is n (f) |
offspring; that which grows, child, youth, testicles |
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adulor, adulari, adulatus vb tr |
to flatter; to fawn over (like a dog) |
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adulatio, -onis n (f) |
adulation; fawning (like a dog) |
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aedes or aedis, -is n (f |
home; temple, cells of bees, ear chamber, catafalque |
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aedificatio, -onis n (f) |
edification; constructing, building, instructing |
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aedificium, -i n (n) |
building |
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aedifico, -are, aedificavi, aedificatum vb tr |
to build, to found; to instruct |
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aeger, aegra, aegrum adj |
sick; sorrowful, weak |
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aegritudo, -inis n (f) |
illness; grief |
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aemulor, aemulari, aemulatus vb dep |
to emulate; to endeavor to equal or excel, to be jealous of |
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aemulatio, -onis n (f |
rivalry; emulation, jealousy |
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aequus, -a, -um adj |
straight, fair; flat, equal, tranquil |
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adaequo, -are, -avi, -atum vb tr and intr |
to level; to make equal, to attain, to be equal |
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aequalis, -e adj |
equal; of the same age, contemporary, similar, uniform |
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aequaliter adv |
equally; uniformly |
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aequalitas, -atis n (f) |
evenness; equality |
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aeque adv |
equally; justly |
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aequipollens, -entis adj |
equivalent; of equal significance |
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aequitas, -atis n (f) |
fairness; equality, tranquillity |
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aequor, -oris n (n) |
level surface, the sea |
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inique adv |
wickedly; unequally, unfairly, unsuitably, indignantly |
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iniquus, -a, -um adj |
harmful, wicked; uneven, too large or small, hostile |
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nequam adj indecl |
vile; worthless, bad |
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nequitia, -ae n (f) |
wickedness; badness, idleness, prodigality, wantonness |
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aër, aëris n (m) |
air; mist, weather |
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aes, aeris n (n) |
bronze, money |
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existimo, existimare, existimavi, existimatum vb tr |
to think; to value, to consider |
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aestas, -atis n (f |
summer; year, summer air |
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aestivus, -a, -um adj |
summer; summer-like |
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aestuo, -are, aestuavi, aestuatum vb intr |
to boil; to rage, to burn; to feel heat; to billow; to heave |
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aestus, -us n (m) |
heat; boiling, heaving, passion, doub |
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aether, -eris n (m) |
ether; heaven, air |
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aevum, -i n (n) |
all time; age, lifetime, generation, time |
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aetas, -atis n (f |
period, age; lifetime |
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aeternitas, -atis n (f) |
eternity; duration, a title of the emperor |
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aeternus, -a, -um adj |
eternal; immortal, everlasting |
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coaetaneus, -a, -um adj |
of the same age; contemporary |
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grandaevus, -a, -um adj |
old |
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ager, agri n (m) |
field; district, countryside, plain |
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peraro, perarare, peraravi, peraratum vb tr |
to write; to plough through, to furrow over, to injure |
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peregrinatio, -onis n (f) |
living abroad; pilgrimage, travel |
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peregrinus, -a, -um adj |
foreign; strange, exotic |
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ago, agere, egi, actum vb tr |
to act, to do, to drive, to plead, to treat, to wage; to spend |
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agere gratias idiom |
to give thanks |
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actus, -us n (m) |
Acts (of the Apostles), deed; motion, driving, role, gesture |
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agmen, -inis n (n) |
army; movement of an army, multitude |
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cogitatio, -onis n (f) |
thought; thinking, faculty of thought |
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cogito, cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatum vb tr |
to think; to ponder, to intend |
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cogo, cogere, coegi, coactum vb tr |
to force; to gather together, to curdle, to contract, to infer |
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exaggero, -are, exaggeravi, exaggeratum vb tr |
to heap up; to raise a dam, to enlarge, to exaggerate |
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exagito, exagitare, exagitavi, exagitatum vb tr |
to drive out; to disturb, to harass, to criticise, to excite |
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examino, -are, -avi, -atum vb tr and intr |
to examine; to form swarms, to weigh, to consider |
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excogito, excogitare, excogitavi, excogitatum vb tr |
to think up |
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exiguus, -a, -um adj |
small |
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igitur conj postpositive |
therefore, then |
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perago, peragere, peregi, peractum vb tr |
to complete; to transfix, to annoy, to describe |
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prodigo, prodigere, prodegi, prodactum vb tr |
to drive forth; to waste, to get rid of, to consume |
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redigo, redigere, redegi, redactum vb tr |
to bring back; to reduce; to receive |
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subigo, subigere, subegi, subactum vb tr |
to subjugate; to bring under, to plough, to work, to tame |
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transigo, transigere, transegi, transactum vb tr |
to pass, to settle; to drive through, to complete, to sell |
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aio, aiebam vb defective |
to say |
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alius, -a, -ud adj and subst indef |
one/some, (an)other |
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alienus, -a, -um adj possessive |
another’s, alien from, free from; hostile, foreign |
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aliter adv |
otherwise |
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aliqui, aliqua, aliquod adj indef |
any, some |
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aliquis, aliquid pron indef |
anyone, anything, someone, something |
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(ali)quis, (ali)quid pron indef |
“After si, nisi, num, or ne, ali- takes a holiday” |
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aliquando adv indef |
sometimes; ever, at some time, once |
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aliquantulum adv indef |
a small amount; somewhat, a little |
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aliquot adj indef indec |
some; several, a few |
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alo, alere, alui, al(i)tum vb tr |
to nourish; to feed |
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alimonia, -ae n (f) |
nourishment, food |
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altitudo, -inis n (f) |
height, depth |
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altus, -a, -um adj |
height, depth |
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alumnus, -i n (m) |
pupil |
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exaltatio, -onis n (f) |
exaltation; pride |
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exalto, exaltare, exaltavi, exaltatum vb tr |
to exalt; to praise, to deepen |
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alter, altera, alterum pron indef |
the one, the other (of two) |
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adulter, -eri n (m) |
adulterer; counterfeiter, bastard |
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adulterium, -ii n (n) |
adultery; adulteration |
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adultero, -are, -avi, -atum vb tr and intr |
to commit adultery; to counterfeit |
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alternus, -a, -um adj |
alternate; by turns, one after another, interchangeable |
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ambo, -ae, -o adj num |
both |
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ambiguus, -a, -um adj |
ambiguous; going here and there, uncertain, wavering |
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ambulo, -are, ambulavi, ambulatum vb tr and intr |
to walk; to travel, to go, to sail, to march |
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amnis, -is n (m) |
river |
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amo, amare, amavi, amatum vb tr |
to love; to be in love, to like, to be thankful, to be wont |
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amabilis, -e adj |
worthy of love |
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amicabiliter adv |
in a friendly manner |
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amicitia, -ae n (f) |
friendship; alliance, sympathy |
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amicus, -i n (m) |
friend; ally, courtier |
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amicus, -a, -um adj |
friendly; kindly, pleasing |
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amoenus, -a, -um adj |
pleasant; lovely, delightful |
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amoenitas, -atis n (f) |
pleasantness; loveliness, delight |
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amor, -oris n (m) |
love; beloved object, Cupid, lust, love-charm |
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inimicus, -i n (m) |
enemy |
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amplus, -a, -um adj |
full; wide, great, splendid, esteemed, honourable |
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amplifico, -are, -avi, -atum vb tr |
to enlarge; to widen, to amplify |
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amplius adv compar |
henceforth, more; further, besides |
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an conj |
or (introduces the second of a two-part question) |
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ancilla, -ae n (f) |
handmaid; female slave |
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ango, angere, anxi, anctum or anxum vb tr |
to choke; to draw together, to torment, to vex |
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angustia, -ae n (f) |
narrow passage; narrowness, scarcity, distress, brevity |
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angustus, -a, -um adj |
narrow |
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anxius, -a, -um adj |
anxious; troublesome, prepared with anxious care |
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egenus, -a, -um adj |
destitute; worthless |
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anima, -ae n (f) |
soul, breath; breeze, air |
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animal, -alis n (n) |
animal; beast |
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animalis, -e adj |
animate; consisting of air |
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animans, -antis adj |
living; subst living being, animal |
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animo, -are, -avi, -atum vb tr |
to animate; to fill with breath, to dispose, to enliven |
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animose adv |
courageously |
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animus, -i n (m) |
mind, spirit; will, intellect, rational soul, feeling, character |
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exanimis, -e adj |
lifeless; dead, terrified |
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inanimo, inanimare, inanimavi, inanimatum vb tr |
to encourage; to enliven |
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annus, -i n (m) |
year; circular course, yearly produce |
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anniversarius, -a, -um adj |
anniversary; annual |
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annona, -ae n (f) |
yearly produce; subsistence, price (of grain), supplies |
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annuatim adv |
yearly |
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ante prep (with acc) |
before |
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ante adv |
beforehand, previously, forwards |
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antequam conj |
before |
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antiquus, -a, -um adj |
ancient; former, earlier, old-fashioned, honest, venerable |
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anus, -i n (m) |
ring, anus, hemorrhoids |
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anulus, -i n (m) |
ring; signet-ring, link of chain, ringlet |
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anus, -us n (f) |
old woman |
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apex, -icis n (m) |
highest point; crown, summit, highest honour, letters |
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apio, apere, ―, aptum vb tr |
to attach, to join, to depend upon |
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adipiscor, adipisci, adeptus vb dep |
to obtain; to reach |
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aptus, -a, -um adj |
suitable; fitting, appropriate |
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coepi, coepisse, coeptum vb defective |
to begin |
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apud prep (with acc) |
among, at, before (in the presence of), in the house of |
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aqua, -ae n (f) |
water; sea, lake, stream, rain, baths |
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inaquosus, -a, -um adj |
without water |
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aquilo, -onis n (m) |
north; the north wind |
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arbiter, arbitri n (m) |
on-looker, judge; umpire, ruler |
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arbitrium, -ii n (n) |
judgment; being present, opinion, mastery |
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arbitror, arbitrari, arbitratus vb dep |
to judge; to observe, to believe, to suppose |
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arceo, arcere, arcui, ― vb tr |
to defend against; to enclose, to keep, to hold off |
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arca, -ae n (f) |
chest; safe, coffin, Ark, water-box, cistern |
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arx, arcis n (f) |
citadel; stronghold, defense, pinnacle, height, , summit |
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exerceo, exercere, exercui, exercitum vb tr |
to exercise; to keep busy, carry into effect, to disturb |
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exercitatio, -onis n (f) |
exercise; setting in motion |
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exercitium, -ii n (n) |
exercise |
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exercito, exercitare, exercitavi, exercitatum vb tr |
to exercise; to disturb |
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exercitus, -us n (m) |
army; exercise, assembly, multitude, affliction |
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arcus, -us n (m) |
arch, rainbow; bow, arc |
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ardeo, ardere, arsi, arsum vb intr |
to burn; to kindle, to sparkle, to dazzle |
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ardor, -oris n (m) |
heat; flame, brightness, glow, desire |
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exardesco, exardescere, exarsi, exarsum vb intr |
to rage; to kindle, to be enflamed |
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arduus, -a, -um adj |
steep; important, high, difficult, troublesome, adverse |
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arduus, -a, -um adj |
steep; important, high, difficult, troublesome, adverse |
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argentum, -i n (n) |
silver; silver-work, money |
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argenteus, -a, -um adj |
of silver; adorned with silver, silvery white, monetary |
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arguo, arguere, argui, argutum vb tr |
to argue; to make clear, to accuse |
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redarguo, redarguere, redargui, ― vb tr |
to refute |
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redargutio, -onis n (f) |
refutation |
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aridus, -a, -um adj |
dry; thirsty, shrivelled, unadorned, avaricious |
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exaresco, exarescere, exarui, ― vb intr |
to dry up |
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aro, arare, aravi, aratum vb tr |
to plough; to furrow, to cultivate land, to reap |
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arvum, -i n (n) |
field; arable land, country, plains |
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aroma, -atis n (n) |
spice, sweet odour |
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ars, artis n (f) |
art; skill, knowledge, theory |
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artifex, -icis n (m) |
Maker; artist, master |
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artificium, -ii n (n) |
art; trade, skill, theory system, artifice |
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artus, -a, -um adj |
narrow; brief, close, strict, severe, scanty |
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coarto, coartare, coartavi, coartatum vb tr |
to narrow; to press together, to abridge, to compel |
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asper, aspera, asperum adj |
harsh; rough, uneven, violent |
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asperitas, -atis n (f) |
harshness; roughness, unevenness, contrast, difficulty |
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astrum, -i n (n) |
star; constellation, height, heavens |
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astrologia, -ae n (f) |
astrology; astronomy |
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astronomia, -ae n (f) |
astronomy |
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astutia, -ae n (f) |
cunning; shrewdness, expertiseat conj but (adds something different but not opposite) |
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at conj |
but (adds something different but not opposite) |
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atrium, -ii n (n) |
atrium, hall; court |
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auctor, -oris n (m) |
author, authority, Creator, originator; founder |
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auctoritas, -atis n (f) |
authority; opinion, advice, command, model, warrant |
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authenticus, -a, -um adj |
authentic |
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audeo, audere, ausus vb semideponent |
to dare; to be bold |
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audacia, -ae n (f) |
boldness; courage, audacity |
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audac(i)ter adv |
boldly; courageously, audaciously |
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audax, -acis adj |
bold; courageous, audacious, rash, unusual, violent |
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audio, audire, audivi, auditum vb tr |
to hear, to listen |
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auditor, -oris n (m) |
listener; catechumen |
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auris, -is n (f) |
ear; hearing, the ear of a plough |
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exaudio, exaudire, exaudivi, exauditum vb tr |
to hear; to perceive, to listen to, to obey, to understand |
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inauditus, -a, -um adj |
unheard of; unusual, strange, without a trial, deaf |
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inauris, -is n (f) |
earring; eardrop |
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inoboediens, -entis adj |
disobedient |
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oboedientia, -ae n (f) |
obedience |
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oboedio, oboedire, oboedi(v)i, oboeditum vb intr |
to obey (with dat); to give ear, to listen to, to be subject to |
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augeo, augere, auxi, auctum vb tr and intr |
to increase; to augment, to enrich, to grow |
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augmentum, -i n (n) |
increase |
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augustus, -a, -um adj |
august; venerable, relating to the emperor |
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auxilior, auxiliari, auxiliatus vb dep |
to aid |
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auxilium, -ii n (n) |
aid |
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aula, -ae n (f) |
court, hall; palace, princely power |
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aurum, -i n (n) |
gold; a thing made of gold |
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aurora, -ae n (f) |
dawn; the East |
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aureus, -a, -um adj |
golden; gilded, beautiful |
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deauro, deaurare, deauravi, deauratum vb tr |
to gild |
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aut conj |
or |
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aut . . . aut conj |
either . . . or |
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autem conj postpositive |
however, moreover (often does not require translation) |
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aveo, avere vb tr |
to desire |
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avaritia, ae n (f) |
greed; eagerness |
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avarus, -a, -um adj |
greedy |
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aveo, avere vb intr |
to be or fare well, hail |
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avis, -is n (f) |
bird; omen |
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aucupo, -are, -avi, -atum vb tr (also dep form) |
to go fowling (avis capio); to watch for |
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avus, -i n (m) |
grandfather; ancestor, old man |
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avunculus, -i n (m) |
maternal uncle (or equivalent in-law) |
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axis, -is n (m) |
axis; wheel, chariot, pole, heavens, clime, hinge-pin |
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barbarus, -a, -um adj |
barbarous; foreign, uncultivated, wild |
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bestia, -ae n (f) |
beast; non-human animal, wild beasts |
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belua, -ae n (f) |
monster, whale; elephant, beast, brute |
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beluinus, -a, -um adj |
bestial |
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blandus, -a, -um adj |
flattering; charming, persuasive |
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blandimentum, -i n (n) |
flattery; delight, seasoning, careful culture |
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blandior, blandiri, blanditus vb tr |
to flatter; to fawn upon, to delude one’s self, to please |
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blanditia, -ae n (f) |
flattery; delight |
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bonus, -a, -um adj |
good; morally good, noble, elegant, decent |
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beatus, -a, -um adj |
blessed; happy, rich, deceased, (superl) higher clergy |
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bellus, -a, -um adj |
beautiful; pretty, pleasant, gallant, good |
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benigne adv |
kindly; mildly, abundantly |
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benignitas, -atis n (f) |
kindness; favour, mercy |
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beo, beare, beavi, beatum vb tr |
to bless; to gladden, to make happy |
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bene adv |
well, quite; honourably, pleasantly, eloquently, ably |
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benedictio, -onis n (f) |
blessing; praising, consecrated object, |
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benedico, -dicere, -dixi, -dictum vb tr |
to bless; to speak well of, to praise, to hallow |
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beneficium, -ii n (n) |
benefit; benefice, support, favour, promotion, privilege |
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benevolus, -a, -um adj |
benevolent; devoted |
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bona, -orum n (n) |
goods; possessions, fortunes |
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bonitas, -atis n (f) |
goodness; honesty, kindness, tenderness |
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melior, -ius adj compar |
better |
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melius adv compar |
better |
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optime adv superl |
best |
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optimus, -a, -um adj superl |
best |
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brevis, -e adj |
brief; short, small, shallow |
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brevi adv |
shortly; in a few words |
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breviter adv |
briefly; in a small area, in a short time |
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cacumen, -inis n (n) |
peak; extreme, point, treetop, end, accent-mark |
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cado, cadere, cecidi, casum vb intr |
to fall; to come under, to suit, to happen, to die, to end |
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accidentia, -ae n (f) |
event |
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accido, accidere, accidi, — vb intr |
to happen; to fall upon |
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cadaver, -eris n (n) |
corpse; carcass, ruins |
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casus, -us n (m) |
case, chance, fortune; falling, overthrow, end, error |
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decido, decidere, decidi, — vb intr |
to die; to fall down, to fail |
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excido, excidere, excidi, ― vb intr |
to be without; to fall out,to escape,to dissent,to die,to fail |
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incido, incidere, incidi, incasum vb intr |
to fall into; to fall, to meet, to attack, to befall, to occur |
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occasus, -us n (m) |
setting; going down, falling down, West, downfall, death |
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occidens, -entis n (m) |
West |
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occidentalis, -e adj |
Western |
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procido, procidere, procidi, ― vb intr |
to fall prostrate; to fall forward |
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caecus, -a, -um adj |
blind; devoid of light, concealed, obscure, doubtful |
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caedo, caedere, cecidi, caesum vb tr |
to cut; to strike, to kill, to conquer, to slaughter |
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caedes, -is n (f) |
slaughter; lopping off, murder, the slain, gore, beating |
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decido, decidere, decidi, decisum vb tr |
to decide; to cut off, to cudgel, to reduce |
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occido, occidere, occidi, occisum vb tr |
to kill; to strike down, to smash, to cut down, to torment |
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trucido, trucidare, trucidavi, trucidatum vb tr |
to slaughter |
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caelum, -i n (n/m) |
heaven, sky, weather |
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caelestis, -e adj |
heavenly |
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calidus, -a, -um adj |
hot; warm, fiery, rash, quick |
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calor, -oris n (m) |
heat; warmth, summer heat, fever, passion, love |
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recalesco, recalescere, ―, ― vb intr |
to grow warm |
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callidus, -a, -um adj |
clever |
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calliditas, -atis n (f) |
cleverness |
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calo, calare, calavi, calatum vb tr |
to call together |
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clamo, clamare, clamavi, clamatum vb tr and intr |
to shout; to proclaim, to declare |
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clare adv |
clearly; brightly, plainly, intelligibly, honourably |
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claritas, -atis n (f) |
brightness; clearness, renown |
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clarus, -a, -um adj |
bright, famous; clear, manifest |
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classis, -is n (f) |
fleet; class, rank, army, division |
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concilio, conciliare, conciliavi, conciliatum vb tr |
to unite; to recommend, to purchase, to cause |
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concilium, -ii n (n) |
council; assembly, union, sexual union |
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declaro, declarare, declaravi, declaratum vb tr |
to declare; to make clear, to explain |
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praeclarus, -a, -um adj |
very famous; very clear, very beautiful |
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proclamo, -are, proclamavi, proclamatum vb tr |
to proclaim; to call out, to clamour in defense |
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reclamo, -are, reclamavi, reclamatum vb tr and intr |
to exclaim against; to reclaim, to resound, to call aloud |
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succlamo, -are, succlamavi, succlamatum vb tr |
to shout |
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calumnia, -ae n (f) |
charge, slander; trickery, pretence, fallacy |
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calx, calcis n (f) |
heel; foot, foot of an object |
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calcar, -aris n (n) |
spur; incitement |
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calco, calcare, calcavi, calcatum vb tr |
to tread upon; oppress, to scorn, to pass over, to press in |
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camera, -ae n (f) |
room; vault |
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campus, -i n (m) |
field; plain, produce of the field, level surface |
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campestria, -ium n (n) |
field; plain, athletic field |
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cancelli, -orum n (m) |
grate; lattice, boundaries, space enclosed by boundaries |
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cancellarius, -i n (m) |
secretary, chancellor |
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candeo, candere, candui, ― vb intr |
to shine, to glow, to be excited |
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accendo, accendere, accendi, accensum vb tr |
to kindle; to illuminate, to enflame, to incite |
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candela, -ae n (f) |
candle; wax-light, fire, cord covered in wax |
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candidus, -a, -um adj |
white; bright, resplendent, hoary, clean, clear, happy |
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incandesco, incandescere, incandui, ― vb intr |
to grow heated; to glow, to kindle |
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incendiosus, -a, -um adj |
fiery; burning, hot |
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incendo, incendere, incendi, incensum vb tr |
to set on fire;to brighten, to excite, to enhance, to destroy |
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cano, canere, cecini, cantum vb tr and intr |
to sing; to sing of, to sound, to resound, to play, to foretell |
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canticum, -i n (n) |
song; comedic monody, lampoon, incantation |
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cantilena, -ae n (f) |
little song; old song, gossip |
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canto, cantare, cantavi, cantatum vb tr |
to sing; to sound, to sing of, to act, to predict, to enchant |
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cantus, -us n (m) |
song; singing, playing, music, prophecy, incantation |
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carmen, -inis n (n) |
song; poem, prophecy, incantation |
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capio, capere, cepi, captum vb tr |
to capture, to grasp, to take |
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accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptum vb tr |
to receive, to take, to take up, to understand |
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capesso, capessere, capessi(v)i, capessitum vb tr |
to seize; to go to, to undertake, to understand |
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captio, -onis n (f) |
capture; deception, sophism, disadvantage |
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captivitas, -atis n (f) |
captivity; bondage, capture |
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captivus, -a, -um adj |
captive; prisoner |
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captura, -ae n (f) |
catching; prey, wages |
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captus, -us n (m) |
capture; comprehension, capacity |
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decipio, decipere, decepi, deceptum vb tr |
to deceive |
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excipio, excipere, excepi, exceptum vb tr |
to receive, to except; to draw out, to come next, to catch |
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incipio, incipere, incepi, inceptum vb tr and intr |
to begin; to take in hand, to commence |
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occupo, occupare, occupavi, occupatum vb tr |
to occupy; to seize, to fill, to attack, to anticipate |
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percipio, percipere, percepi, perceptum vb tr |
to learn, to receive; to seize, to assume, to feel |
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praeceptor, -oris n (m) |
teacher; one who take beforehand, commander |
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praeceptum, -i n (n) |
command; precept |
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praecipio, -ere, praecepi, praeceptum vb tr |
to command, to teach; to take beforehand, to anticipate |
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praecipue adv |
especially; principally |
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praecipuus, -a, -um adj |
particular; notable, taken before other things, excellent |
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recipio, recipere, recepi, receptum vb tr |
to accept, to receive; to recover, to withdraw |
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susceptibilis, -e adj |
susceptible |
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suscipio, suscipere, suscepi, susceptum vb tr |
to receive, to take up, to bear a child;to begin, to support |
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caput, -itis n (n) |
head; origin, summit, life, leader |
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capitalis, -e adj |
capital; relating to the head, punishable by death |
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capitulum, -i n (n) |
chapter; small head |
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praeceps, -ipitis adj |
headlong, steep, hasty, inclined, dangerous |
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praecipito, -are, -avi, -atum vb tr and intr |
to throw headlong; to precipitate, to rush down, to fall |
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carbo, -onis n (m) |
charcoal, coal |
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carcer, -eris n (m) |
jail; criminal, jail-bird, starting line, beginning |
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cardo, -inis n (m) |
axis; hinge, pole, pivot point, crisis |
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cardinalis, -is n (m) |
Cardinal |
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careo, carere, carui, caritum vb intr |
to lack (with abl); to miss |
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incassum adv |
in vain; to no purpose |
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caro, carnis n (f) |
flesh; body, soft part of an object, richness |
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carnalis, -e adj |
carnal |
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carnifex, -icis n (m) |
butcher; executioner, scoundrel, murderer |
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cruor, -oris n (m) |
gore; blood, vital power, murder |
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crudelis, -e adj |
cruel |
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crudelitas, -atis n (f) |
cruelty |
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cruento, cruentare, cruentavi, cruentatum vb tr |
to stain with blood; to pollute, to dye red |
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incarnatio, -onis n (f) |
Incarnation |
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carpo, carpere, carpsi, carptum vb tr |
to pluck, to graze, to snatch, to enjoy, to take (a road) |
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excerpo, excerpere, excerpsi, excerptum vb tr |
to pick out |
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carus, -a, -um adj |
dear (with dat); costly |
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caritas, -atis n (f) |
love; costliness, Christian charity |
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catena, -ae n (f) |
chain; wooden brace, barrier, necklace, series |
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causa, -ae n (f) |
cause, reason; occasion, case |
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causa (in the abl sing) prep (with gen) |
for the sake of |
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recuso, recusare, recusavi, recusatum vb tr |
to refuse; to make an objection against, to refute |
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caveo, cavere, cavi, cautum vb tr and intr |
to beware; to guard against, to care for, to make bail |
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cautio, -onis n (f) |
safeguarding; obligation, bail |
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cautus, -a, -um adj |
cautious |
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praecaveo, -cavere, -cavi, -cautum vb tr and intr |
to beware; to guard against beforehand, to prevent |
