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139 Cards in this Set
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ardor, -oris
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passion
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acquiesco, -ere
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quiet, soothe
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sicut
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just as
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tristis, -e
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grim, fierce, gloomy; unhappy, sad
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levo, -are
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lighten
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ferunt
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they say
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zona, -ae
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girdle or belt
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solvo, -ere
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loosen, untie; dislodge, cast off
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ligo, -are
(ligatam) pf ps ppl |
tie, bind
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iaceo, -ere
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lay, recline
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aestuosus, -a, -um
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hot, sweltering
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vetus, -eris
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old
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sepulchrum
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tomb
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tam
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so, to such a degree
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vesanus, -a, -um
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frenzied, mad, wild
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pernumero, -are
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to count
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curiosus, -a, -um
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meddlesome; as subst - busybody
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fascino, -are
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to cast a spell upon, bewitch
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lingua, -ae
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tongue
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sive
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or if, whether
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litus, -oris
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shore
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longe
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far, for a great distance or time
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resono, -are
(resonante) pr act ppl |
echo, resound
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tundo, -ere
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pound, beat repeatedly
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seu, sive
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or if, whether
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coloro, -are
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to color or stain
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quaecumque
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wherever
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tempto, -are
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to try
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paratus, -a, -um
(parati) |
ready, prepared
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voluntas, -tatis
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wish, will
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moechus, -i
moecha, -ae moechor, -ari |
adulterer
commit adultery |
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complector, -plecti, -plexus
(complexa) pf ps ppl |
surround, embrace
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illinc
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from that place, thence
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tego, -ere
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cover
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defessus, -a, um
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exhausted, tired out
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audax, audacis
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bold, reckless, rash
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despuo, -ere
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spurn, reject
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laedo, -ere
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injure, offend
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metuo, -ere
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fear (takes dat)
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nequiquam
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in vain
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adimo, -ere, ademi, ademptum
(adempte)pf ps ppl voc |
remove, take
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trado, -ere, -idi, -itum
(tradita sunt) pf ps 3p pl |
hand down, entrust to
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quin
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but that
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identidem
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repeatedly
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ilia, -ium
3d n pl |
loins, genitals
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respecto, -are
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keep looking back at
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velut
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just as
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pratum, -i
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meadow
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aratrum, -i
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plow
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praetereo, -ire, -ivi, -itum
(praetereunte) pr ac ppl |
go beyond, pass
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tango, -ere, tetigi, tactum
(tactus est) |
touch
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quadrivium, -ii
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a crossroads
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angiportum, -i
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alley, lane
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glubo, -ere
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to peel
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quondam
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once, formerly
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huc
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hither
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ita
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so
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fio, fieri, factum
(fias) pres, sbjv, 2p sg |
become, to be made or done
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mallo, malle, mallui
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to prefer
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notus, -i
(notorum) |
friends
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suavium, -ii
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a kiss
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reperio, -ire, -repperi, repertum
(reppererit) pf, sbjv |
find, discover
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fortasse
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perhaps
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delicatus, -a, -um
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given to luxury or pleasure
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lepos, -oris
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charm, grace, wit
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quies, quietis
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repose, sleep
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ullus, -a, -um
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any
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umquam
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ever
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foedus, foederis
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formal agreement or bond - like marriage
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opto, -are
(optanti) pr, act, ppl |
choose, wish, prefer
(wishing) |
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optingo, -ere, optigi,
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occur, fall to one's lot
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insperans, -antis
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not hoping or expecting
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proprie
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properly, particularly
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refero, -ferre, -tuli, -latum
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bring back, bear back, drive back
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iucundus, -a, -um
(iucundisimus) superl |
pleasant, delightful
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perdo, -ere
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ruin, spoil
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impius, -a, -um
(impiorum) part gen |
here: scoundrels
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dispereo, -ire
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be wasted
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scilicet
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clearly, evidently
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continuo
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immediately, w/o delay
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pereo, -ire
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die
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scrinium, -i
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letter case, chest, box,
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colligo, -ere
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gather
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venenum, -i
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poison
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supplicium, -i
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reparation
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interea
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meanwhile, in these circumstances
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hinc
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from this point
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illuc
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thither
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unde
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whence
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saeclum, -i
(saecli) |
a generation
(of our age) |
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incommodum, -i
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detriment, harm; pl - misfortune
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quascumque
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whoever, whatever
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libenter
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willingly, gladly
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laetus, -a. -um
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glad, happy
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vix
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scarcely
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linquo, linquere, liqui
(liquisse) pf act ppl |
to leave, quit
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onus, -eris
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burden, load
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repono, -ere, -reposui, positum
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put back, put to rest
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peregrinus, -a, -um
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foreign
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fessus, -a, -um
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tired, fatigued, exhausted
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acquiesco, -ere, -quievi
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rest, relax, subside
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quidquid
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whatever
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reddo, -ere
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give back, restore, repay
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cibus, -i
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food
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verso, -are
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toss and turn
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prex, precis
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prayer, entreaty
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reposco, -ere
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demand back, claim as one's right
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spero, -are
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hope for
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veho, vehere, vexi, vectum
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convey, carry, transport
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cinis, -eris
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ash, cinders, burned out funeral pyre
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indigne
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undeservedly, unjustly
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mano, -are
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flow, run, drip
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voro, -are
(voret) sbjv 3p sg |
devour
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iocus, -i
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joke, jest
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iuvo, -are
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help; please, gratify
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indomitus, -a, um
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untamed, violent
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caveo, -ere
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beware, make sure you do not
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oro, -are
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pray, beseech
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vemens, -ntis
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zealous, violent, forceful
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requiesco, -ere
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find relief or rest
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inferiae, -arum
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offerings, funeral rites
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quandoquidem
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since
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priscus, -a, -um
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ancient, old
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spurcatus, -a, -um
(woking like a ppl here) |
depraved
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ardens, -ntis
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blazing, burning
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tego, -ere, texi, tectum
(tecta) pf ps ppl |
to cover
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peto, -ere
(petiere) 3p pl poetic |
to dirsct one's course to, make for, seek
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dum
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during all this time, up to now
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ventus, -i
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wind
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eo, ire, ii, itum
(euntem) pr act ppl |
her going
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surgo, -ere, surexi, surectum
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to rise
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procul
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in the distance, at a distance
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arx, arcis
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fortress, castle, citadel
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maneo, -ere
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stay, remain
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tellus, -uris
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the earth
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volo, velle
(vis) 2p sg pr act ind |
you wish
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imus, -a, -um
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lowest, deepest, last
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cerno, -ere, crevi, cretum
(cernis) 2p sg act ind |
discern, distinguish, separate
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ago, -ere, egi, actum
(egere) 3p pl poetic |
put in motion, move, drive, conduct
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