Derivatives, Culture, And Vocab For Unit 1 Latin

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insula

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city block; large apartment building or tenement

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tabernae, officinae

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shops

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domus equestris

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horseback house

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feminist

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one who wants women's rights equal to men's

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patriotic

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strongly supporting one's own country

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provincial

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limited in perspective; narrow; self-centered

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silvan or sylvan

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characteristic of woods or forests

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terrain

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a tract of land; ground

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via

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by way of

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villa

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a country house or estate

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agricola, agricolae, m.

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farmer

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femina, feminae, f.

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woman

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patria, patriae, f.

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fatherland, native land

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provincia, provinciae, f.

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province

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puella, puellae, f.

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girl

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silva, silvae, f.

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woods, forest

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terra, terrae, f.

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earth, land

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via, viae, f.

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way, road, street

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villa, villae, f.

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farmhouse, villa

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est

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is, there is

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sunt

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are, there are

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in (preposition)

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in, on

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ostiarius

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doorkeeper

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nomenclator

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receptionist

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atrium

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reception room

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compluvium

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rain collecting, funnel shaped roof

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impluvium

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pool for collecting rainwater

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tablinum

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master's office

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imagines

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death masks

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cubicula

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bedrooms

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triclinia

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dining rooms

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culina

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kitchen

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latrina

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toilet

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aedicula

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small shrine

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sacellum

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chapel

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fabula, fabulae, f.

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story

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familia, familiae, f.

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household

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filia, filiae, f.

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daughter

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poeta, poetae, m.

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poet

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regina, reginae, f.

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queen

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vita, vitae, f.

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life

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amo, amare

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love, like

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habito, habitare

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live, dwell

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laudo, laudare

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praise

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narro, narrare

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tell, narrate

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voco, vocare

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call

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cum (preposition used with the ablative)

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with

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et (conjunction)

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and (adverb) also, even

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fabulous

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like a fable; imaginary, wonderful

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familiar

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closely acquainted

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habitation

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dwelling place

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laudatory

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expressing praise

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narrative

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story, tale

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poetic

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having the beauty of good poetry

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vital

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essential to life; indispensable

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vocation

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an impulse towards a certain career

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lectus

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couch, bed

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scamnum

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footstool

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fulcrum

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headrest; elbow-rest

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mensae

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tabletop

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sellae

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seats

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dea, -ae, f.

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goddess

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nauta, -ae, m.

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sailor

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ambulo, ambulare

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walk

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navigo, navigare

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sail

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occupo, occupare

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seize

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specto, spectare

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look at, watch

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sum, esse

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be

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non (adverb)

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not

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quo (interrogative adverb)

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where [to]? (relative adverb) to which place, to which

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ubi (interrogative and relative adverb)

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where [at]? where; (adverbial conjunction) when

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unde (interrogative adverb)

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where from? (relative verb) from which place, from which

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super (preposition with the accusative)

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over, above

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amble

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to walk with a slow, easy gait

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ambulatory

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able to walk; not confined to a wheelchair

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nautical

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having to do with sailors or ships

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navigate

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to direct a ship or craft

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occupation

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that which chiefly engages one's time; seizure and control of a country

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spectator

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an onlooker; one who watches without taking an active part

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absent

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being away

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demoted

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moved down

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exit

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way out

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subway

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an underground transportation system

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superman

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a superior person, greater or better than others

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arcae

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box, chest

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armaria

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cupboards

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scrinia

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book box

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lychni, lucernae

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lamps

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abacus

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sideboard

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ager, agri, m.

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field, territory

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amicus, amici, m.

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friend

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auxilium, auxili, n.

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help. aid

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bellum, belli, n.

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war

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legatus, legati, m.

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legate, envoy

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nuntius, nunti, m.

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message, news; messenger

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oppidum, oppidi, n.

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town

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puer, pueri, m.

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boy

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verbum, verbi, n.

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word

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vir, viri, m.

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man; husband; hero

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paro, parare

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prepare

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porto, portare

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carry, bring

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contra (adverb)

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on the contrary; on the other hand; in return (prep. w. acc.) against

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itaque (conjunction)

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and so, therefore

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agriculture

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the art of farming and cultivating the soil

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amicable

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friendly

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auxiliary

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giving help or aid, assisting

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belligerent

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showing a readiness to fight or quarrel

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contradict

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speak against, say the opposite of

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legate

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envoy or ambassador

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portable

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easily moved or carried

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puerile

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childish, immature

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virile

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manly