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119 Cards in this Set
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Accuso |
To accuse |
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Fero |
To bring, bear, carry |
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Aufero |
To take/bear away, steal |
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Refero |
To bring back, deliver, refer |
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Fido |
To trust, believe, confide in |
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diffidō |
To distrust |
Opposite of fidō |
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Colligo |
gather, collect |
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Lego |
To pick, choose |
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Doceo |
To teach |
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fallō |
To deceive, lead astray, escape the notice of (infallible, fallacious, fallacy, fallable) |
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gerō |
To carry on, carry about |
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Accūsā́re |
To accuse |
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accūsā́vī |
To accuse |
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accūsā́tum |
To accuse |
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Ferre |
To bring, bear, carry |
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tulī |
To bring, bear, carry |
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lātum |
To bring, bear, carry |
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accūsā́re |
To accuse |
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accūsā́vī |
To accuse |
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accūsā́tum |
To accuse |
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auferre |
To take, bear away, steal |
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abstulī |
To take, bear away, steal |
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ablātum |
To take/bear away steal |
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referre |
To bring back, deliver, refer |
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rettulī |
To bring back, deliver, refer |
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relātum |
To bring back, deliver, refer |
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Fidere |
To trust, believe, confide in |
fidō |
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Fisus sum |
To trust, believe, confide in |
fidō |
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Diffidere |
To distrust |
Diffido |
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Diffisus sum |
To distrust |
diffidō |
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Colligere |
Gather, collect |
colligō |
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collēgī |
Gather, collect |
colligō |
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Legere |
To pick, choose |
Lego |
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lēgī |
To pick, choose |
legō |
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Lectum |
To pick, choose |
legō |
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docḗre |
To teach |
doceō |
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docuī |
To teach |
doceō |
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Doctum |
To teach |
doceō |
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Fallere |
To deceive, lead astray, escape the notice of -- infallible, fallacious, fallacy, fallible |
fallō |
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fefellī |
To deceive, lead astray, escape the notice of -- infallible, fallacious, fallacy, fallible |
fallō |
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Falsum |
To deceive, lead astray, escape the notice of -- infallible, fallacious, fallacy, fallible |
fallō |
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Gerere |
To carry on, carry about -- gestation, digestion, gesture, gesticulate, congested |
gerō |
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gessī |
To carry on, carry about -- gestation, digestion, gesture, gesticulate, congested |
gerō |
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gestum |
To carry on, carry about -- gestation, digestion, gesture, gesticulate, congested |
gerō |
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hortor |
To exhort, incite, encourage, spur |
hortor |
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hortā́ri |
To exhort, incite, encourage, spur |
hortor |
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hortā́tus sum |
To exhort, incite, encourage, spur |
hortor |
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morior |
To die |
morior |
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morī |
To die |
morior |
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mortuus sum |
To die |
morior |
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occupō |
Take possession of, seize, occupy |
occupō |
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occupā́re |
Take possession of, seize, occupy |
occupō |
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occupā́vī |
Take possession of, seize, occupy |
occupō |
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occupā́tum |
Take possession of, seize, occupy |
occupō |
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oportet |
It opportunes, it behooves, it is right (mē oportet -- it behooves me: it is right for me) |
oportet |
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praebeō |
Hold forth, offer, provide, supply -- (prae + habeō) |
praebeō |
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praebḗre |
Hold forth, offer, provide, supply -- (prae + habeō) |
praebeō |
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praebuī |
Hold forth, offer, provide, supply -- (prae + habeō) |
praebeō |
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praebitum |
Hold forth, offer, provide, supply -- (prae + habeō) |
praebeō |
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proficīscor |
To make forth, set forth, set out (as on a journey) |
proficīscor |
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proficīscī |
To make forth, set forth, set out (as on a journey) |
proficīscor |
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profectus sum |
To make forth, set forth, set out (as on a journey) |
proficīscor |
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struō |
To build, construct, arrange, set up (structure, construct, instruct) |
struō |
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strūxī |
To build, construct, arrange, set up (structure, construct, instruct) |
struō |
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structum |
To build, construct, arrange, set up (structure, construct, instruct) |
struō |
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īnstruō |
To build in/into, set up, build, draw up in battle formation |
īnstruō |
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īnstrúere |
To build in/into, set up, build, draw up in battle formation |
īnstruō |
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īnstrūxī |
To build in/into, set up, build, draw up in battle formation |
īnstruō |
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īnstructum |
To build in/into, set up, build, draw up in battle formation |
īnstruō |
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testor |
To bear witness to, make known, declare, assert (testify, testimony) |
testor |
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testā́ri |
To bear witness to, make known, declare, assert (testify, testimony) |
testor |
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testā́tus sum |
To bear witness to, make known, declare, assert (testify, testimony) |
testor |
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dētestor |
To bear witness against, pray against, declare down upon, curse. (detest) |
dētestor |
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dētestā́ri |
To bear witness against, pray against, declare down upon, curse. (detest) |
dētestor |
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dētestā́tus sum |
To bear witness against, pray against, declare down upon, curse. (detest) |
dētestor |
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adventus |
Coming, arrival |
adventus |
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adventūs |
Coming, arrival |
adventus |
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bellum |
War (belligerent, bellicose, antebellum) |
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bellī |
War (belligerent, bellicose, antebellum) |
bellum |
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cohors |
Cohort; about 500 soldiers; 5 - 6 centuries, a tenth of a legion |
cohors |
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cohortis |
Cohort; about 500 soldiers; 5 - 6 centuries, a tenth of a legion |
cohors |
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facinus |
Deed (often a wicked deed, crime) (from root of "faciḗ") |
facinus |
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facinoris |
Deed (often a wicked deed, crime) (from root of "faciḗ") |
facinus |
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fidḗs |
Loyalty, trustworthiness |
fidḗs |
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fideī |
Loyalty, trustworthiness |
fidḗs |
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lēgātus |
A deputy, one bearing a delegated authority, commander of a legion, provincial governor. (From legō, légere,... to appoint, ordain, delegate authority to) (delegate) |
lēgātus |
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lēgātī |
A deputy, one bearing a delegated authority, commander of a legion, provincial governor. (From legō, légere,... to appoint, ordain, delegate authority to) (delegate) |
lēgātus |
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perfidia |
Treachery |
perfidia |
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perfidiae |
Treachery |
perfidia |
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prīncipia |
Headquarters |
prīncipia |
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prīncipiōrum |
Headquarters |
prīncipia |
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prōvincia |
Province; employment, charge, sphere of duty, office |
prōvincia |
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prōvinciae |
Province; employment, charge, sphere of duty, office |
prōvincia |
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regnum |
Kingdom |
Regnum |
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regnī |
Kingdom |
regnum |
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tribūnus |
Tribune; high-ranking officer |
tribūnus |
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tribūnī |
Tribune; high-ranking officer |
tribūnus |
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tribunī mīlitum |
Military tribunes; there were 6 of these per legion; each commanded the legion for 2 months out of the year, under the direction of the legatus, the legionary commander; usually they were sons of rich senators [who] got their war experience this way. |
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tribunī plebus |
Peoples' tribunes; magistrates who protected the plebians |
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commōtus |
Moved, excited, upset (4th pp of moveō, movēre, mōvī, mōtum -- to move) (commotion) |
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commōta |
Moved, excited, upset (4th pp of moveō, movēre, mōvī, mōtum -- to move) (commotion) |
commōtus |
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commōtum |
Moved, excited, upset (4th pp of moveō, movēre, mōvī, mōtum -- to move) (commotion) |
commōtus |
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falsus |
Mistaken, false, dishonest (4th pp of fallō, fallere, fefellī, falsum -- to deceive) |
falsus |
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falsa |
Mistaken, false, dishonest (4th pp of fallō, fallere, fefellī, falsum -- to deceive) |
falsus |
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falsum |
Mistaken, false, dishonest (4th pp of fallō, fallere, fefellī, falsum -- to deceive) |
falsus |
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īnsānus |
Unsound, of unsound mind, mad, insane, crazy |
īnsānus |
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īnsāna |
Unsound, of unsound mind, mad, insane, crazy |
īnsānus |
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īnsānum |
Unsound, of unsound mind, mad, insane, crazy |
īnsānus |
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saevus |
Raging, cruel |
saevus |
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saeva |
Raging, cruel |
saevus |
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saevum |
Raging, cruel |
saevus |
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ultimus |
Farthest; furthest |
ultimus |
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ultima |
Farthest; furthest |
ultimus |
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ultimum |
Farthest; furthest |
ultimus |
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num |
Whether (+ subjunctive [I.Q.]: ex. He wondered "num audivisset" whether she had heard him) NOTE: "num" can also mean, "surely not" when it is used to start a question. |
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quot? |
How many |
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sānē |
Soundly; obviously; duh!? |
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sī |
If |
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ut |
That, in order that, so that; as, like |
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