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gaudium, i
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joy
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misceo, ere
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to mix, mingle
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iacto, are, avi, atus
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to throw
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mens, mentis
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mind
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fulgor, fulgoris
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gleam, flash
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cupio, ere
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to desire
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augeo, ere
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to increase
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praemium, i
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reward
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verso, are
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to turn
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suscipio, ere
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to undertake
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labellum, i
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lip
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velut
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just as
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quercus, us
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oak
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robur, roboris
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oak
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pinus, i
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pine
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sudo, sudare
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perspire
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exturbo, are
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force out
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pronus, a, um
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headlong, downwards
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ferus, i
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beast
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leo, leonis
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lion
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tumulo, are
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to bury
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concipio, ere
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to conceive
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praeceptum, i
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order, command
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vestigium, i
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trace, footprint
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sanguis, inis
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blood descent
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filum, i
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thread, string
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frustror, ari
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to trick, deceive
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laetor, ari
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to rejoice, be happy
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perhibeo, ere
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assert, call
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praeruptus, a, um
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steep, sheer
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acies, ei
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gaze, sight; battleline
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tremulus, a, um
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trembling, rippling
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frigidus, a, um
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cold
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udus, a, um
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wet
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sicine
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thus?, so?, is this how?
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consilium, i
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decision, plan
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praesto
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(adv.) ready, at hand
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iuro, are
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to swear
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parco, ere
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to refrain from, spare
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satio, are
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to satisfy, fill
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libido, libidinis
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desire, passion
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potius
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rather, more
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germanus, i
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brother
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desum, deesse
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to fail, to be missing
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postquam
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after
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langueo, ere
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be sluggish, languid, weak
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eripio, ere
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snatch away, rescue
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expromo, ere
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bring out, give expression to
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concredo, ere
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entrust for safekeeping
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concutio, concutere
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shake, upset, stir up
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multiplex, multiplicis
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having many twists and turns
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niveus, a, um
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snowy, snow white
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saucius, a, um
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wounded
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anxius, a, um
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disturbed, distressing
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sustollo, sustollere
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raise on high, kidnap
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respergo, ere
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sprinkle, sprinkle with stains
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vigeo, ere
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flourish, thrive
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inficio, ere
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dye, imbue, taint, stain
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scopulus, i
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projecting rock, boulder
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nubes, is
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cloud
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liqueo, ere
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be liquid, be clear, appear clear
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agnosco, ere
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recognize, identify
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collis, is
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hill
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rudens, rudentis
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ship’s rope, rope
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hortor, hortari
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to urge, persuade, advise
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enim
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for, indeed, truth
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aptus, a, um
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fitting, suitable, suited
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convenio, convenire
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to come together, to be fitting proper
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utilitas, utilitatis
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material gain, personal advantage
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vivum, i
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the quick, the heart
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dissero, dissere
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to discus, argue
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vere
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truly, in truth
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nego, negare
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to deny, say…not
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sapientia, ae
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wisdom, philosophy
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sane
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certainly, truly, absolutely; healthily, sanely
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interpretor, ari
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to explain, interpret, understand, call
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nemo, neminis
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no one
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mortalis, e
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mortal
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fingo, fingere
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to pretend, invent
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iudico, are
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to judge, appraise
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invidiosus, a, um
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hated, unacceptable
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pinguis, e
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slow-witted, dull, obtuse, clumsy, unrefined, course
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audacia, ae
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insolence, daring, audacity
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nomen, nominis
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name
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commoditas, itatis
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comfort, advantage
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continuo, ere
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to hold together, to contain
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nimirum
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without doubt, certainly
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anquiro, ere
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to search
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caritas, tatis
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to love
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benevolentia, ae
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good will, affection
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iucunditas, tatis
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joy, cheerfulness
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equidem
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indeed
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minimus, a, um
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least
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victus, us
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food
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communis, e
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common, communal
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rusticatio, ionis
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country living
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haud
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not, in no way
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divitiae, arum
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riches
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valetudo, dinis
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health
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belua, ae
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beast, animal
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temeritas, tatis
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whim, rashness
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gigno, ere
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to produce, to give birth to
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pactum, i
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agreement, manner
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nullo pacto
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in no way
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caducus, a, um
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frail, perishable
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reseco, are
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to cut back
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sapiens, entis
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wise, learned; wise man
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consequor, consequi, consecutus
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to follow
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norma, ae
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standard, norm
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concilio, ere
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to unite, bring together
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conservo, are
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to conserve, preserve
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convenientia, ae
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harmony
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stabilitas, atis
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stability, security
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ostendo, ere
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to show
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adspecio, ere
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to see, behold
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vicissim
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in turn
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utrumque
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each
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quaesitus, a, um
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sought
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effloresco, ere
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to bloom
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sequor, i
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to follow
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socer, soceri
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father- in-law
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eluceo, ere
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to shine forth
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admodum
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quite
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quoniam
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since, because
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se
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himself, herself
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iam
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now, already
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quam
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how
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habeo
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to have
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gnatus (natus), i
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son
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o
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oh
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vos
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you (pl.)
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frater, fratris (m)
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brother
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profiteor, eri
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to declare, state openly
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spes, ei
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hope
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morior, mori
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to die
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quondam
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once, formerly
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cognosco, ere
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to get to know; to learn
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diligo, ere, dilexi, dilectum
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to love, highly esteem, delight in
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vulgus, i
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common crowd, masses
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gener, generi
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son-in-law
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vilis, e
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vile, cheap
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levis, e
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light, trivial
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impensus, a, um
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vehement, strong
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uro, urere
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to burn
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iniuria, ae
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injury, injustice
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cogo, ere, coegi, coactus
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to drive, compel, force
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magis
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more; rather
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commodum, i
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opportunity, advantage
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quando
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ever
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insidiae, arum
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ambush, trap, plot
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mirifice
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wonderfully
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spero, ere
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to hope
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avunculus, i
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maternal uncle
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avus, i
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grandfather
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requiesco, ere, requievi, requietum
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to rest, repose
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auris, is
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ear
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immo
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on the contrary
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pretium, i
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price, cost
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venenum, i
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poison
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pestis, is
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disease, plague
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recordor, ari
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to recall
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prior, prius
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previous, earlier
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volumptas, tatis
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pleasure
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foedus, foederis
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pact, agreement
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numen, numinis
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divine power, divinity
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maneo, ere
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to remain
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quicumque, quaecumque, quodcumque
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whoever, whatever
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excrucio, are
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to torture
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offirmo, are
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to be determined
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depono, ere
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to put aside, abandon
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salus, salutis
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safety
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invitus, a, um
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unwilling, opposed
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verum
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truly
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ops, opis
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help, aid
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umquam
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ever
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opto, are
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to desire, chose
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quidquam/quicquam
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anything
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mutus, a, um
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mute, silent
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gratus, a, um
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pleasing; grateful
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accipio, ere, accepi, acceptus
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to receive, accept
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accido, ere
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to happen, befall
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sepulcrum, i
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tomb
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desiderium, i
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desire, longing
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veteris, e
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ancient, old
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renovo, are
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to renew, revive
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fleo, ere
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to cry, mourn for
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olim
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once
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amicitia, ae
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friendship
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immaturus, a, um
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premature, early
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gens, gentis
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race, people, race
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veho, ere, vexi, vectus
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to carry
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advenio, ire
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to arrive
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postremus, a, um
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final, last
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dono, are
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to give
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cinis, cineris
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ash
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mos, moris
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custom, practice
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aufero, auferre, abstuli, ablatus
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to steal, snatch away
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interea
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meanwhile
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priscus, a, um
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ancient, pristine
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trado, tradere, tradidi, traditum
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to hand down
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tristis, e
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sad, unhappy
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fletus, us
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crying, tears
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propono, ere
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promise
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licet, ere
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it is permitted, allowed
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odi, odisse, osus
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to hate
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fortasse
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perhaps
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requiro, ere
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to seek, ask
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nescio, ire
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to not know
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sentio, ire
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to sense, understand
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venor, ari
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to hunt
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lenio, ire
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to appease, soothe
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conor, ari
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to try, attempt
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telum, i
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shaft, spear, weapon
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caput, capitis
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head
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frustra
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in vain
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sumo, ere, sumpsi, sumptus
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take, take on
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heros, herois
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hero
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prospecto, are
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look out, view
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fallax, fallacis
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deceitful
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viso, ere, visi, visum
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to see, behold
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cerno, ere
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to discern, understand
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somnus, us
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sleep, dream
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harena, ae
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sand
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iuvenis, is
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youth, adulescent
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pello, ere
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strike, beat
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procella, ae
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storm, wind
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maestus, a, um
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sad
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effigies, ei
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statue, image
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flavus, a, um
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yellow, golden
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subtilis, e
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subtle, delicate, fine
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mitra, ae
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head-dress, bonnet
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contego, ere
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cover, conceal, hide
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vincio, ire
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to bind
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delabor, delapsus
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to fall, sink
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fluctus, us
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wave
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sal, salis
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salt, charm
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navis, is
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ship, boat
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nitor, niti, nisus
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to press onward
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lenis, e
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soft, gentle
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cupidus
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desiring, longing
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conspecto, are, conspexi, conspectus
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to catch sight of
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virgo, virginis
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maiden, virgin
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spiro, are, avi, atus
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to breath
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castus, a, um
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pure, chaste
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lectus, i
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couch, bed
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complexus, us
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embrace, hug
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progigno, ere, ui, progenitum
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to beget, produce
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flumen, inis
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river
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flagans, antis
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burning, glowing
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cunctus, a, um
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whole, all
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medulla, ae
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bone marrow
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furor, is
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rage, insanity
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mille
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thousand
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vestis, is
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clothing
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longus, a, um
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long
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vox, vocis
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voice, word
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prius
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before
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iucundus, a, um
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pleasant
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labor, laboris
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work, effort
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candidus, a, um
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white, bright
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linquo, ere
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to leave
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verus, a, um
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true
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novus, a, um
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new
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ventus, i
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wind
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puto, are
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think
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valeo, ere
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to be health, strong
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ullus, a, um
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any
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bellus, a, um
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pretty, nice
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cura, ae
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care, concern
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ocellus, i
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little eye, jewel
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usque
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all the way
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extremus, a, um
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final, very remote
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iste, ista, istud
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that
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paro, are, avi, atus
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to prepare, to buy
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tantus, a, um
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so great
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os, oris
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mouth, face
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sanctus, a, um
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holy
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reddo, are
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to give back
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plus
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more
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quisquam
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anyone
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tempus, temporis
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time
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quantum
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whatever amount
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natura, ae (f):
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nature, inborn abilities
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periculum, -i (n):
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danger
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quaero (quaeso), quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus
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to seek, ask for
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ratio, rationis (f):
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method, system, course, reason
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spatium, -i(n):
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interval, space
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virtus, virtutis (f):
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virtue, character
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testimonium, -i(n):
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evidence
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quidem:
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indeed
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praetor, praetoris (m):
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judge
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parvus, parva:
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virtue, character
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iudicium, i(n):
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trial, legal proceeding
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ita:
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thus, so, in this way
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dotrina, -ae (f)
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formal teaching, learning
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concedo, concedere, concessi, concessus:
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to concede, grant
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ceteri, -ae, -a:
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the others, the rest
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auctoritas, auctoritatis (f):
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authority, prestige
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accedo, accedere, accessi, accessurus:
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to approach
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abhorreo, abhorrere
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to avoid, to be adverse to
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ascribo, ascribere
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to enroll as a citizen
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census, us(m)
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list of citizenship
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colo, colere
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to cultivate, develop, worship
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denique
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finally, at last
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exercitus, us
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a military force, an army
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iaceo, iacere
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to lie down, to lie down
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ingenium, i
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natural talent or ability
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nisi
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unless, if not
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obscurus, a, um
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not clear, uncertain
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probo, probare
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to prove
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reus, rei (m)
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accused, defendant
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tribuo, tribuere
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to grant, bestow
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utor, uti
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to use
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acer, acris, acre
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sharp, harsh, keen
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adsum, adesse, afui, afuturus
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to be present, at hand
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brevis, breve
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brief, short
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classis, is (f)
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fleet, naval ship
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supero, superare
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to excel, outdo
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confiteor, eri
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to confess, admit
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debeo, debere
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to ought, owe
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gravis, grave
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heavy, serious, ponderous
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impetus, us
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attack, assault
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nesio, nescire
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to not know
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peregrinus, a, um
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foreign, alien
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revoco, revocare
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to call back
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soleo, solere
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to be accustomed
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requies, requietis (f)
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rest, repose
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quotiens
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how many times? how often?
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appello, appellare
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to name, call, address
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aliquando
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occasionally, from time to time
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cantus, us (m)
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singing, song
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civis, is (m/f)
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citizen
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voluntas, voluntatis (f)
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free will, choice
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cresco, crescere, crevi, cretus
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to grow
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faveo, ere (w/dat)
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to carry, bear
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fundo, fundere, fudi, fusus
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to pour out; to rout
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immanis, immane
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huge, vast
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numquam
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never
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postea
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later on, afterwards
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senex, senis
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an old man
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pudor, pudoris (m)
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shame
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malum
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evil, misfortune
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