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absumo
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use up; wear out, exhaust
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acutus
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sharp, pointed
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adduco
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lead on, bring; draw back, pull taut
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admitto
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admit, receive; give rein to, direct
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adnuo
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beckon, nod; nod assent
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adoleo
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to burn ritually, cremate; to destroy by fire, burn
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adversus
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opposite (to), facing, turning toward
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aemula, ae
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a (female) rival
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aer, aeris
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air
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afflo
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breathe on, blow
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agito
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move, shake, stir
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agna, ae
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ewe lamb
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ait
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he/she says
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ambiguum, ambigui
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ambiguity, uncertainty
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amor, amoris
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love, sexual desire
pl: love affair, lover, object of desire |
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an
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(introducing indirect questions) whether, or, if
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aquila
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eagle
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arcus
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bow
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arista
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grain, kernel
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arma
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weapons
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armentum
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herd of cattle
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artus
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joint of the body; arm, leg, limb
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arvum
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field
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arx
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citadel, stronghold; summit, hilltop
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asper
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rough, harsh; wild, uncultivated
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assero
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lay claim to, claim as one's own
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aura
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breath of air, breeze
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auratus
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golden
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aversor
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turn away from; reject
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avius
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pathless, unfrequented, remote
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blanditia
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flattery
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blandus
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flattering, coaxing; persuasive, enticing
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bracchium
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forearm
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cacumen
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peak, top; treetop
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cano
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sing, chant; sing about, celebrate
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capillus
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hair (singular)
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carmen
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ritual utterance, chant, hymn; poem, song
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cedo
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go proceed;
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certus
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sure, inescapable, certain
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cerva
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female deer, doe
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cervix
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neck
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cingo
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surround, encircle
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citus
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swift, rapid
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coerceo
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restrain, confine; hold back
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collum
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neck
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columba
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dove
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coma
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hair
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como
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make beautiful, adorn; dress, arrange, comb
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complector
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hold in the arms, embrace, hug
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comprendo
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seize, attack
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concordo
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live in harmony, be in harmony, harmonize
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coniunx
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spouse
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consto
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take up a position, stand upon, stand firmly
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conubium
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marriage, wedding rites
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cornu
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horn, something made of horn
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cortex
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tough outer bark of a tree
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cresco
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be born, arise; increase, change into by growing; grow, bud
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crimen
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charge, accusation; misdeed, crime
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crinis
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lock of hair
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crus
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leg, shin
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cursus
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running, flight; course
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cuspis
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sharp point, tip
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decens
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fitting, appropriate; graceful, attractive
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decet
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adorn, be fitting, be right for (+acc), be suitable
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decor
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beauty, grace; elegance, charm
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demo
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remove, take away; cut off
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digitus
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finger, toe
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diversus
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opposite, different, separate
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dux
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leader; commander, general
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eadem
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ever the same, immutable
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alas
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elido
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break, shatter, crash through
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exosus
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(+acc): hating, detesting
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expallesco
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grow pale
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expers
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inexperienced (with), without knowledge (of)
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exuviae
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armor, spoils; the hide stripped from a beast
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fallo
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deceive, trick; disappoint
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fax
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torch
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fera
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wild animal, beast
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fidus
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faithful, loyal, devoted
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figo
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drive in, insert; transfix, pierce; fix, press
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figura
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form, composition; outward appearance
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flamen
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a blast, gust; wind, breeze
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flecto
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bend, curve; turn
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foris
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door, entrance
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forma
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form, shape; beauty
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fors
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chance, destiny
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frons
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foliage, leafy part of a tree
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fruor
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enjoy
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fuga
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running away, flight
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fugax
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evasive, fugitive
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fugo
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drive away, put to flight, banish
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fulgeo
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shine brightly, gleam
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Gallicus
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Gallic, of Gaul
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gener
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son-in-law
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genitor
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father, creator
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gestamen
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equipment, ornament, something worn on the body
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grex
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herd, flock of sheep
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harundo
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reed; shaft of an arrow
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herba
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small plant, herb; grass
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hoc...illo
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the latter...the former
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honor
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high esteem, honor; mark of grace, beauty
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horridus
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rough, wild, uncouth, bristling
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hostis
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enemy
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ideo
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therefore, for that reason
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ignarus
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ignorant, unknowing; unaware
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ignis
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fire
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immineo
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rise up, overhang; press closely (upon); threaten
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impatiens
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(+gen): impatient or intolerant of
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impello
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strike, beat against; motivate
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imperfectus
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unfinished, incomplete
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impiger
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quick, swift
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indignus
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unworthy (of), not deserving (to) + infinitive; innocent
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inhaereo
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to be attached to, stick to, hold to
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inhibeo
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restrain, hold back
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innuptus
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unmarried
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inornatus
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unadorned, dishevelled
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inquiro
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search out, inquire, ask
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insequor
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pursue, chase
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intonsus
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uncut, unshorn
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inventum
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discovery, invention
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irrito
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provoke, excite, kindle
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that, that...of yours (disparaging)
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iugalis
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marriage, matrimonial, nuptial
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iuvenalis
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youthful
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lacertus
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arm, upper arm
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laedo
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harm, hurt, wound
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lascivus
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playful, mischievous, naughty
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latebra
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hiding place, refuge
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lateo
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lie in hiding, hide
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laureus
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of laurel, laurel
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laurus
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laurel tree, bay; sprig, garland, branch of laurel
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laus
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praise; reputation, honor
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levis
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light (in weight); nimble; gentle; unsubstantial, thin; quick, fleeting
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lex
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law; rule, regulation, order
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liber
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inner bark of a tree; book
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lignum
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firewood, wood; stump; shaft
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lupus
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wolf
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lustro
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move around, wander through, roam
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manus
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hand
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medulla
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marrow of the bones (often used to refer to deep emotions)
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membrum
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part of the body, limb, member
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moderatus
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temperate, moderate, restrained, slow
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modo
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recently, just now
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modo...modo
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at one time...at another
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mollis
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soft, tender, gentle
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morsus
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bite; (by metonymy): teeth, jaws
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muto
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exchange; change, replace, transform
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nata
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daughter
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nego
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say not; deny, refuse
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nemus
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woodland, forest; (sacred) grove
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nepos
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grandchild; descendant
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nervus
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muscle, nerve, something made of sinew (like a bow or lyre string)
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nimis
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too much; too...
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nimium
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too much, excessively
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nitor
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brightness, splendor; beauty
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noto
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mark, brand; scar; notice; inscribe
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nudo
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strip, lay bare, expose
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numen
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a nod of assent; divine power, supernatural influence
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nuper
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recently
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nutrio
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feed at the breast; support, nourish
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obsequor
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comply, obey
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obtusus
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blunt, dull
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obvius
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in the way, opposing; facing, oncoming
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ocior
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(comparative adj) swifter, more fleeting
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opifer
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bringing help, aiding
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ops
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power, ability; wealth, resources; aid
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opto
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desire, choose
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opus
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work, task; function, purpose
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opus est (+abl)
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there is need (of something)
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oraculum
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oracle; oracular ability
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orbis
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disc, wheel, orb; the world
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mouth; face (by synecdoche)
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osculum
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kiss
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Paean
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Paean (an epithet of Apollo as god of healing)
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passus
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step, pace, stride
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pastor
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shepherd
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pateo
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be open; be visible, revealed
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pendeo
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to be suspended; hang, hang down
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penna
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wing, feather
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