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129 Cards in this Set
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me (pron.) |
me, myself |
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quid (pron.) |
what |
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nihil (indeclinable noun) |
nothing |
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non (adv.) |
not |
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saepe (adv.) |
often |
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si (conj.) |
if |
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amo, amare |
to love, to like |
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cogito, cogitare |
to think, to ponder |
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debeo, debere |
to ought, must, |
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do, dare |
to give |
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erro, errare |
to make a mistake, to be mistaken |
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laudo, laudare |
to praise |
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moneo, monere |
to advise, to warn |
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salveo, salvere |
to be well, to be healthy*** |
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servo, servere |
to save |
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conservo, conservare |
to maintain |
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terreo, terrere |
to frighten |
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valeo, valere |
to be strong, to be well |
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video, videre |
to see |
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voco, vocare |
to call |
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fama, famae, f. |
rumor, reputation |
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forma, formae, f |
shape, beauty |
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fortuna, fortunae, f. |
luck |
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ira, irae, f. |
anger |
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nauta, nautae, m. |
sailor |
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patria, patriae, f. |
fatherland, native land, one's country |
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pecunia, pecuniae, f. |
money |
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philosophia, philosophiae, f. |
philosophy |
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poena, poenae, f. |
penalty, punishment |
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poenas dare |
to pay the penalty |
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poeta, poetae, m. |
poet |
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porta, portae, f. |
gate |
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puella, puellae, f. |
girl |
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rosa, rosae, f. |
rose |
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sententia, sententiae, f. |
feeling, thought, opinion |
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vita, vitae, f. |
life |
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antiquus, antiqua, antiquum (adj.) |
ancient |
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magnus, magna, magnum (adj.) |
large, great |
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meus, mea, meum (adj.) |
my |
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multus, multa, multum (adj.) |
much (sg.) many (pl.) |
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tuus, tua, tuum (adj.) |
your |
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et (conj.) |
and |
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et .... et |
both .... and |
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sed (conj.) |
but |
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sine (prep.) + abl. |
without |
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est |
is |
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ager, agri, m. |
field |
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agricola, agricolae, f. |
farmer |
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amicus, amici, m. amica, amicae, f. |
friend |
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femina, feminae, f. |
woman |
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filia, filiae, f. filius, filii, m. |
daughter son |
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numerus, numeri, m |
number |
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populus, populi, m. |
a nation |
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puer, pueri, m. |
boy |
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sapientia, sapientiae, f. |
wisdom |
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vir, viri, m. |
man |
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avarus, avara, avarum (adj.) |
greedy |
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pauci, paucae, pauca (adj.) always pl. |
a few, few |
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Romanus, Romana, Romanum (adj.) |
Roman |
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de (prep.) + abl. |
down from, about |
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in (prep.) + abl |
in, on |
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hodie (adv) |
today |
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semper (adv) |
always |
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habeo, habere |
to have |
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satio, satiare |
to satisfy |
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basium, basii, n. |
kiss |
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bellum, belli, n. |
war |
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consillium, consilli, n. |
plan |
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cura, curae, f. |
care, attention, caution, anxiety |
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donum, doni, n. |
gift, present |
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exitium, exitii, n. |
destruction, ruin |
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magister, magistri, m. magistra, magistrae, f. |
teacher |
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mora, morae, f. |
delay |
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oculus, oculi, m. |
eye |
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officium, officii, n. |
duty |
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otium, otii, n. |
peace, (sometimes leisure) |
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periculum, periculi, n. |
cure, remedy |
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bonus, bona, bonum (adj.) |
good |
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humanus, humana, humanum (adj.) |
refined (sometimes cultivated, humane) |
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malus, mala, malum (adj.) |
bad, evil |
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parvus, parva, parvum (adj.) |
small, little |
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stulus, stulta, stultum (adj.) |
foolish |
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stulta, stulti, m. |
a fool |
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verus, vera, verum (adj.) |
real, true |
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(ad)iuvo, (ad)ivuvare |
to help |
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sum, esse |
to be, to exist |
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adulescentia, adulescentiae, f. |
youth |
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animus, animi, m. |
mind (sg.) courage, minds (pl.) |
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caelum, caeli, n. |
sky, heaven |
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culpa, culpae, f. |
fault, blame |
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gloria, gloriae, f. |
fame |
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verbum, verbi, n. |
word |
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te, abl + acc sg. |
you |
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l/iber, l/ibera, l/iberum (adj.) |
free |
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liber, libri, m. |
book |
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noster, nostra, nostrum (adj.) |
our |
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pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum (adj.) |
beautiful, handsome |
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sanus, sana, sanum (adj.) |
sound, healthy |
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igitur (conj.) postpositive |
therefore |
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-ne (interog. suffix) |
attaches to emphasized word, first in sentence |
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propter (prep.) + acc |
because of, on account of |
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cras (adv.) |
tomorrow |
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heri (adv.) |
yesterday |
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quando (interrog.) |
when? |
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si quando |
if ever |
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satis (indeclinable noun, adj., adv.) |
enough, sufficient (Roman's usually said, "enough of" so often in genitive case) |
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tum (adv.) |
then, at that time |
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ceno, cenare |
to dine |
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culpo, culpare |
to blame (sometimes to censure) |
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(re)maneo, (re)manere |
to stay (ONLY SOMETIMES to remain, IF simply "maneo, manere". Otherwise it's considered transliteration.) |
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supero, superare |
to overcome (sometimes to surpass) |
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deus, di, m. dea, deae, f. |
god goddess |
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discipulus, discipuli, m. discipula, discipulae, f. |
student |
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insidiae, insidiarum, f. (pl.) |
treachery, ambush (only in military context), plot |
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tyrannus, tyranni, m. |
tyrant |
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Graecus, Graeca, Graecum (adj.) Graecus, Graeci, m. |
Greek a Greek (man) |
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perpetuus, perpetua, perpetuum (adj.) |
lasting, uninterupted, continuous |
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plenus, plena, plenum (adj.) |
full |
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salvus, salva, salvum (adj.) |
safe, sound |
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secundus, secunda, secundum (adj.) |
second, favourable |
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vester, vestra, vestrum (adj.) |
your |
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-que (enclictic conj.) |
added to the second of two words to replace "et" or "and" in between them |
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ubi (conj. and adv.) ubi (interrog.) |
where, when where? |
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ibi (adv.) |
there |
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nunc (adv.) |
now |
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quare (adv.) |
therefore, why note: not interrog. (ex: that's why i went; therefore, i went) |
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possum, posse |
to be able |
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tolero, tolerare |
to bear, to endure |
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audeo, audere |
to dare |
