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132 Cards in this Set
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ager, agrī
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cultivated land, field, country
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amicus, -ī
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friend
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animus, -ī
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feeling, spirit, soul
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annus, -ī
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year
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barbarus, -ī
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foreigner, stranger (of all but Greeks and Romans)
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campus, -ī
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plain, field
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capillus, -ī
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head of hair, hair
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captīvus, -ī
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captive, prisoner of war |
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chorus, -ī
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dance, choral dance; band, toop
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cibus, -ī
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food
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deus, -ī
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god
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digitus, -ī
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finger
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dominus, -ī
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householder, master, lord
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equus, -ī
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horse
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fīlius, -ī
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son
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gladius, -ī
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sword (the prose word)
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hortus, -ī
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garden
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inimīcus, -ī
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personal enemy
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legatus, -ī
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envoy, ambassador; commander of a legion; officer
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libellus, -ī
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booklet
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liber, -brī
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book, volume; inner bark of the tree
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līberī, -ōrum
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children (pl only)
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lībertus, -ī
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freedman, ex-slave
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locus, -ī
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place, location (pl is Nt: a ōrum); pl Loci – ōrum; passages in a book
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lūcus, -ī
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grove; sacred grove
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magister, -trī
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master, schoolmaster; foreman, chief; steersman
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marītus, -ī
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husband, married man; love, suitor
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minister, -trī
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attendant, servant; tool, agent
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modus, -ī
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measure, manner, kind
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morbus, -ī
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sickness, disease
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mundus, -ī
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universe, the world; the earth; the inhabitants of the earth, mankind
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mūrus, -ī
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wall
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nātus, -ī
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son; (of animals) a young one; (Pl) offspring; nāta, -ae (f) for daughter
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numerus, -ī
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number, amount; rhythm
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nūntius, -ī
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messenger, message, news
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oculus, -ī
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eye
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polus, -ī
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pole (extremity of an axis); sky, heavens
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pontus, -ī
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the open sea, deep
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populus, -ī
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people; nation
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puer, puerī
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boy; slave (pl) children
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rāmus, -ī
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branch, bough (of a tree)
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rogus, -ī
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funeral pyre
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servus, -ī
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slave
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socius, -ī
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ally, confederate
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somnus, -ī
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sleep
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sonus, -ī
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sound, noise
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taurus, -ī
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bull
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thalamus, -ī
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bed-chamber, couch, (esp.) bridal bed
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titulus, -ī
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inscription, label, title; notice, bill, placard; honorable appellation, title; pretext
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torus, -ī
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bed, couch; royal seat or throne
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tribunus, -ī
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tribune
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triumphus, -ī
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triumph
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tumulus, -ī
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hillock, mound; swelling
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ventus, -ī
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wind
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vīcīnus, -ī
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neighbor
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vir, virī
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man; husband; hero
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humus, -ī (f)
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ground
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aevum, -ī
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lifetime, age, old age; eternity
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antrum, -ī
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cave, cavern, grot
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aram, -orum
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(pl only) arms, armor; implements of war; gear, tackle
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arvum, -ī
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field; plowed land
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astrum, -ī
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heavenly body,, star, planet; constellation; sky
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aurum, -ī
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gold; money
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auxilium, -ī
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support, assistance; (pl) auxiliary forces, reinforcements
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bellum, -ī
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war
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beneficium, -ī
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kindness, favor, privilege
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bonum, -ī
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good, good thing; profit, advantage; material goods, supplies
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caelum, -ī
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sky; heaven
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castra, -ōrum
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camp, military encampment (pl only)
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ceteri, ceterorum
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the others, the rest, all the rest; (pl) from ceterus, used as a subst.
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collum, -ī
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neck
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cōnsilium, -ī
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plan, idea, advice; council, deliberative body; prudence, discretion
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dōnum, -ī
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gift, present
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exemplum, -ī
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pattern; copy; analogy; archetype; reproduction, transcription
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exsilium, -ī
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exile, banishment; those exiled (pl)
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factum, -ī
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fact, deed, act; accomplishment, achievement
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fātum, -ī
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fate (lit. that which is spoken)
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ferrum, -ī
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iron; iron tool; weapon, sword
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forum, -ī
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market-place; Roman forum; place of public meeting
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fretum, -ī
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strait (of water)
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gaudium, -ī
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delight, joy, pleasure
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imperium, -ī
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empire, power, command
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incendium, -ī
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conflagration; glow, heat
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ingenium, -ī
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character; temperament; ability
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initium, -ī
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beginning, commencement; entrance
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iudicium, -ī
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judgment, decision; opinion; trial
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iugum, -ī
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yoke; ridge, chain of hills; summit
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lētum, -ī
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ruin; (poetry) death
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malum, -ī |
evil, mischief; disaster; harm; also: apple
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membrum, -ī
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member, limb, organ; male genitals; room; section
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monumentum, -ī
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reminder; memorial, monument
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negotium, -ī
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pain, trouble, distress; work, business, activity, job
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odium, -ī
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hartred; unpopularity; boredom, impatience
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officium, -ī
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service, duty; kindness
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oppidum, -ī
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town
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ōsculum, -ī
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kiss
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ōtium, -ī
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leisure
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pelagus, -ī
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sea (esp. the open sea)
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perīculum, -ī
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danger, peril
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pōculum, -ī
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drinking cup
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praeceptum, -ī
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lesson, teaching, precept; command, order
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praemium, -ī
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bounty, reward
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praesidium, -ī
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protection; help; guard; garrison
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pretium, -ī
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price
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prīncipium, -ī
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beginning
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proelium, -ī
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fight, battle
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rēgnum, -ī
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royal power; control; kingdom
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sacrum, -ī
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sacrifice; sacred vessel; (pl) religious rites
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saeculum, -ī
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a generation; age, esp. century; time in general
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saxum, -ī
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stone; stone face, cliff
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sepulcrum, -ī
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place of burial, tomb, grave
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sertum, -ī
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wreath of flowers, garland
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sīgnum, -ī
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sign, signal; mark, a seal; military standard
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somnium, -ī
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dream
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spatium, -ī
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space (of time, usually; of place)
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studium, -ī
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eagerness, devotion; (pl) pursuits
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supplicium, -ī
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punishment, suffering; supplication; torture
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tēctum, -ī
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a covered place; roof; building, house
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tēlum, -ī
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weapon; bolt, javelin
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templum, -ī
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temple, holy place; place marked off for augury
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tergum, -ī
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back, rear
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vadum, -ī
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a ford; shallows, a shoal
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vēlum, -ī
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a cloth, covering; esp. sail
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venēnum, -ī
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poison; drug
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verbum, -ī
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word
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verum, -ī
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truth, reality, fact; verum as adv: yes, in truth, indeed
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vestīgium, -ī
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footstep, footprint, track, trace
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vinculum, -ī
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bond, fetter, tie
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vīnum, -ī
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wine; vine
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vitium, -ī
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flaw, defect, foible; crime
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vōtum, -ī
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vow, sacred promise; prayer; sacred offering; vote
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vulgus, -ī
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the common people
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