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51 Cards in this Set
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goddess
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dea, deae
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god
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deus, dei
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peace, leisure
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otium, oti
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eagerness, interest, studies
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studium
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suitable, convenient
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commodus
commoda commodum |
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changing, various
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varius
varia varium |
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say, tell
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dico
dicere dixi dictus |
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run away, flee
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fugio
fugere fugi fugiturus |
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be strong, be well
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valeo
valere valui valiturus |
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so
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ita
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strong, firm
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firmus
firma firmum |
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constant
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perpetuus
perpetua perpetuum |
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affect, afflict with
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afficio
afficere affeci affectus |
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carry on, wage
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gero
gerere gessi gestus |
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take on, begin
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incipio
incipere incepi inceptus |
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with
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cum + (ablative case)
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book
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liber,libri
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full
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plenus
plena plenum |
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late, slow
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tardus
tarda tardum |
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hear
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audio
audire audivi auditus |
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hold (together), contain
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contineo
continere contenui contentus |
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draw, drag
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traho
trahere traxi tractus |
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3rd conjugation (io) and 4th conjugation future tense
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-am
-es -et -emus -etis -ent |
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feeling, opinion, motto
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sententia
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middle, middle of
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medius
media medium |
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come together
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convenio
convenire conveni conventurus |
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call together
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convoco
convocare convocavi convocatus |
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lead back
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reduco
reducere reduxi reductus |
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They fortify the camp.
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Castra muniunt.
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They will rule the province.
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Provinciam regent.
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Did you approve the shape of the wagon?
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Probavistine formam carri?
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It is not convenient to send a letter.
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Non commodum est litteras mittere.
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We shall remain in the town and send a letter.
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In oppido manebimus et nuntium mittemus.
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We shall send the slave with food.
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Servum mittemus cum cibo.
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The will defend the island with arms.
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Insulam armis defendent.
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It is not just to carry on war with your friends.
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Cum amicis bellum gerere non aequum est.
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By your (pl.) constant help I am beginning to be strong.
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Auxilio perpetuo vestro valere incipio.
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The settlers are beginning to flee with (their) families.
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Coloni cum familiis fugere incipiunt.
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Will you come to my house?
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Veniesne ad casam meam?
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We shall save the people with food.
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Populum cibo servabimus.
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Did you approve the shape of the wagon?
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Probavistine formam carri?
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It is not convenient to send a letter.
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Non commodum est litteras mittere.
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We shall remain in the town and send a letter.
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In oppido manebimus et nuntium mittemus.
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We shall send the slave with food.
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Servum mittemus cum cibo.
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The will defend the island with arms.
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Insulam armis defendent.
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It is not just to carry on war with your friends.
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Cum amicis bellum gerere non aequum est.
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By your (pl.) constant help I am beginning to be strong.
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Auxilio perpetuo vestro valere incipio.
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The settlers are beginning to flee with (their) families.
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Coloni cum familiis fugere incipiunt.
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Will you come to my house?
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Veniesne ad casam meam?
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We shall save the people with food.
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Populum cibo servabimus.
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Anna, a friendly girl, will receive a book.
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Anna, puella amica, librum accipiet.
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