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a, ab, abs
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(prep.+abl.) from, by
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Age, Agite
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up! come! lead on!
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ara, -ae, F.
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altar
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aura, -ae, F.
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breeze, air; favor; light
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bellum, -i, N.
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war(fare), combat, fight
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capio, capere, cepi, captum
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take, seize, catch; captivate; deceive; occupy
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cunctus, -a, -um
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all, whole, entire
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dies, diei, M./F.
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day, time, season
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duco, ducere, duxi, ductum
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to lead, draw(out), protract; produce; think
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eripio, eripere, eripui, ereptum
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to snatch (from); tear away; rescue; hasten
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fessus, -a, -um
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tired, weary, feeble, worn
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fluctus, -us, M.
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wave, tide, flood, sea
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for, fari, fatus sum
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speak, say, tell, utter
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geminus, -a, -um
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twin, double, two
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genitor, -oris, M.
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begetter, father, sire
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haud
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not, by no means, not at all
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hinc
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from this place, hence, thence
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ignis, -is, M.
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fire, flame, light, lightning, star; passion, love, fury, wrath
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immanis, -e
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huge, monstrous, enormous, mighty, dreadful, cruel, atrocius
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inter
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(prep.+acc.) between, among, during
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jam
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now, already, finally, at once
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lacrima, -ae, F.
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tear, compassion
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litus, -oris, N.
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shore, strand, coast, beach
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maneo, manere, mansi, mansum
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remain, abide, linger, stay, (a)wait
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mare, -is, N.
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sea
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moenia, -ium, N.
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wall; city; structures
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navis, -is, F.
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ship, boat, vessel, galley
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numen, -inis, N.
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divinity, divine power, (will, favor, purpose, presense)
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ora, -ae, F.
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shore, coast, region, border
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os, -oris, N.
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mouth, face; speech
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patrius, -a,-um
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paternal, ancestral, native
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pelagus, -i, N.
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sea, flood, waves
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peto, -ere, petivi/petii, petitum
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seek, attack, aim(at), ask; scan
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puppis, -is, F.
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stern; ship, vessel, galley
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refero,-ferre, -tuli, -latum
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bear back, restore, carry off; reproduce, renew, recall; relate; say; (re)pay
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relinquo, -ere, reliqui, relictum
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leave, desert, surrender, abandon, relinquish
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sacer, sacra, sacrum
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sacred, holy, consecrate; accursed; as substantive: N. sacrifice, holy object, mystery
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saxum, -i, N.
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stone, rock, reef, cliff, crag
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sedes, -is, F.
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seat; abode, habitation; bottom; tomb, shrine, place, region
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sidus, -eris, N.
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star, constellation, meteor; season, weather, heaven
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socius, -i, M.
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ally, comrade, follower
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surgo, -ere, surrexi, surrectum
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raise, (a)rise, spring up, surge
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tellus, -uris, F.
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earth, land, country
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tendo ,-ere, tetendi, tentum
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stretch; hasten, strive, (ex)tend, aim; tent
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tollo, -ere, sustuli, sublatum
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lift, raise, upheave, stir up; remove, destroy
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umbra, -ae, F.
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shade, shadow, ghost
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vis, vis, F.
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force, violence, energy
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vix
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scarcely, feebly, with difficulty
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volvo, -ere, volvi, volutum
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(un)roll, roll (round, through); undergo
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agmen, -inis, N.
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army, line, troop; course
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aio, ais, ait,
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say, speak, assert
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altus, -a, -um
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(on) high, lofty, deep
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amor, -oris, M.
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love, desire, passion
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anima, -ae, F.
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air, breath, life, soul, shade
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ante
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(+acc.) before; (adv) sooner, previously
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ardeo, ardere, arsi, arsum
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burn, be eager
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arx, arcis, F.
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citadel, fort; height, hill
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ater, atra, atrum
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black, gloomy, deadly
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campus, -i, M.
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plain, field, level, surface
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cursus, -us, M.
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course, running; haste
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dexter, (e)ra, (e)rum
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right(hand); favorable; substantive: F. right hand
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dictum, -i, N.
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word, speech, command
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divus, -a, -um
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Divine, heavenly, deified; substantive: Divinity, God, Goddess
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e, ex
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(+abl.) out of, from, according to
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erro (1)
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stray, wander, ERR; linger
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ferrum, -i, N.
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iron, sword, weapon, tool
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fundo, fundere, fudi, fusum
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pour(out), shed; lay low, slay, rout; extend
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gens, gentis, F.
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clan, race, nation, herd
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huc
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to this place, hither, here
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inferus, -a, -um
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low, below, underneath
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ingens, -ntis
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enormous, mighty, huge
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limen, -inis, N.
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threshold, doorway, entrance; abode; shine; palace
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lumen, -inis, N.
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light, lamp; eye; life
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medius, -a, -um
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mid(dle), intermeadiate
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munus, -eris, n.
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function, duty; gift
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novus, -a, -um
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new, young, stranger; late
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pectus, -oris, N.
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breast, heart, soul
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per
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(+acc.) through, by (means of), over, among, because of, during
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pes, pedis, M.
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foot; sheet-rope, sheet
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pius, -a, -um
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devoted, loyal, righteous
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portus, -us, M.
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port, harbor, haven
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procul
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far, at a distance, (from) afar
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quaero, quaere, quaesivi, quaesitum
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seek (in vain), miss, inquire, ask, try
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regnum, -i, N.
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royal power, kingdom, realm, rule, sway, sovereighty
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remus, -i, M.
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oar
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sanguis, -inis, M.
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blood; race, descendant
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sic
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thus, so, in this manner
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silva, -ae, F.
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forest, wood(s), tree(s)
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sub
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(+acc.,+abl.) from (under), close (to), beneath, (deep) in, after
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subeo, subire, subivi/subii, subitum
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go under, bear; approach, enter; arise
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tectum, -i, N.
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roof; house, home, abode
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telum, -i, N.
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weapon; wound, blow
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tristis, -e
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sad, unhappy, dreary, fatal
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ubi
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where, when, as soon as
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umerus, -i, M.
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shoulder
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unda, -ae, F.
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wave, billow, water, sea
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vastus, -a, -um
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desolate, vast, enormous
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vates, -is, M. / F.
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prophet, seer, bard
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quatio
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to shake
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reor
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to reckon, suppose
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pereo
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to perish, be destroyed
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occurro, occurrere, occurri, occursum
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(+dat.) to run to meet; oppose, resist
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macto (1)
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to sacrifice
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juvencus, -i, M.
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bullock, heifer
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instauro
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to renew, refresh, restore
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gemo
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to groan, lament
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fulmen, -inis, N.
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lightning flash, stroke of lightning, thunderbolt
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fames, -is, F.
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hunger
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elabor, elabi, elapsus sum
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to slip away, escape
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digredior
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to step away, depart
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cruentus, -a, -um
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bloody, covered with blood
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caedes, -is, F.
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slaughter, massacre, murder
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aeger, -gra, -grum
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ill, sick, unwell, diseased
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ventus, -i, M.
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wind, breeze, blast, air
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velum, -i, N.
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cloth, canvas, sail
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tum/tunc
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then, at that time; further
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traho, trahere, traxi, tractum
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drag (out), draw (in), lead, protract, spend
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tantus, -a, -um
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so great, so much, so far
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tandem
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at length, finally; pray
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talis, -e
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such, of such sort, the following
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superus, -a, -um
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upper, higher, above; substantive: god, divinity
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sto, stare, steti, statum
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stand (fast, up); halt; endure; stick (to), remain
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somnus, -i, M.
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sleep, slumber, dream
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sequor, sequi, secutus sum
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to follow, attend, pursue, accompany, seek
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ruo, ruere, rui, ru(i)tum
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fall; rush; sink; plow
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quo
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whither, where(fore), where by
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poena, -ae, F.
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punishment, penalty, satisfaction, revenge, vengeance
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natus, -i, M.
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son, child, young
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imperium, -i, N.
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command, power, dominion, rule, sway, mastery, realm(s)
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infelix, (-icis)
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unfortunate, accursed, unhappy, ill-omened, unlucky, wretched
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labor, labi, lapsus sum
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to slip (by), glide (by), descend; fail; faint,fall, perish; flow
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laetus, -a, -um
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happy; fertile; fat, sleek
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hic (adv.)
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here, there, hereupon
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genus, -eris, N.
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birth, origin, race; descendant; kind, family
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furo, -ere, furui
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rage, rave, be frantic
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fugio, -ere, fugi
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flee (from), escape, shun
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fuga, -ae, F.
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flight, haste, exile, speed
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flamma, -ae, F.
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flame, fire, torch; love
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finis, -is, M./F.
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end, limit, border; country; goal; starting-place
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conjunx, conjugis, M./F.
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husband, wife
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comes, -itis, M./F.
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comrade, follower
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classis, -is, F.
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fleet, army, ship
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clamor, -is, M.
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shout, roar, applause
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circum
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(+acc.) around, about, at, near
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cerno, cernere, crevi, cretum
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discern, perceive, understand, decide; fight
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casus, -us, M.
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chance, (mis)fortune; fall
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aurum, -i,N.
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gold (object, equipment)
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arvum, -i, N.
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plowed land, field, region
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animus, -i, M.
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soul, spirit, breath, courage; anger, pride; purpose, thought
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aequor, -oris, N.
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sea, waves; (level) plain
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adsum, -esse, -afui
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to be present, assist
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ad
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(+acc.) to, toward, at, near, about
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accipio, -ere, accepi, acceptum
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receive, accept; learn, hear, conceive
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accingo
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to gird (on)
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aestas
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summer
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ambo
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both
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bos
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bull, cow, ox; pl. cattle
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carmen
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song, poem
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cieo
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to move, agitate
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compono
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to put together, arrange
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conubium
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wedlock, marriage
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deligo
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to choose, select
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donec
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until
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effor
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to speak (out)
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exanimus
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lifeless, breathless
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extemplo
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immediately, suddenly
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fleo
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to weep, be(wail)
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frango
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to break, shatter
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gigno
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to beget, bear
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gradior
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to step, walk
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haurio
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to draw, drain
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humus
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ground
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imber
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rain (storm)
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infandus
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unspeakable
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ingredior
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to step in, enter
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intendo
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to strain, stretch
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juventus
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youth
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libo
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to sip, pour a libation
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luctus
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grief, mourning
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mando
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to hand over, commission
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mirabilis
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marvelous, wonderful
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mollis
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soft, gentle
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nefas
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impiety, wickness
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nequiquam
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in vain, vainly
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obsideo
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to besiege, occupy
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orior
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to arise, begin
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pingo
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to paint, depict, embroider
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praeterea
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besides, moreover
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prontinus
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at once, immediately
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quando
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when? at some time
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resolvo
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to untie, loose(n)
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ripa
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bank, shore
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salus
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health, safety
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sepelio
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to perform the rites of burial
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statuo
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to station, establish
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supersum
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remain, survive
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testor
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to call to witness, testify
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trepidus
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agitated, excited
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ultor
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avenging, avenger
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ultro
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beyond, furthermore
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veho
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to go, convey, carry
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vulgus
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the common people
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fatum, -i, N.
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fate, destiny, doom; oracle
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moveo, -ere, movi, motum
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to move; ponder
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pars, -tis, F.
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part, portion, share, side
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teneo, -ere, tenui, tentum
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to have, hold, restrain
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vox, -cis, F.
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voice, word, speech, sound
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absum
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to be away, be ABSENT
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adeo (adv.)
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to such a degree
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adytum
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shrine, inner sanctuary
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aevum
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age, eternity
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albus, -a, -um
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white
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amnis, -is, M.
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river, stream
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auspicium
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omen, AUSPICES
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carpo, -ere, carpsi, carptum
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to pluck
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cogo, -ere, coegi, coactum
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to collect, compel
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comitor (1)
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to ACCOMPANY, attend
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complector, -i, complectus sum
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to embrace
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decus, -oris, N.
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beauty, glory
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dignus, -a, -um (+abl.)
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worthy
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disco, -ere, -didici
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to learn
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epulae, -arum
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banquet, feast
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exigo, -ere, -egi, -actum
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to drive out, EXACT
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exterreo
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to TERRIFY, frighten
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fateor, fateri, fassus sum
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to admit, confess
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fingo, -ere, finxi, fictum
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to shape, invent
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foedus, -eris, N.
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treaty, league
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frustra (adv.)
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in vain, vainly
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gaudeo, -ere, gavisus sum
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to rejoice
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gradus, -us, M.
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step, pace, GRADE
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hasta
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spear
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immitto
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to send in, let go
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insula, -ae
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island
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intus (adv.)
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within
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ius, iuris, N.
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right, JUSTICE, law
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latex, -icis, M.
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fluid, liquid
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levis, -e
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light, slight
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ludus
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game; school
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molior, -iri, -itus sum
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to heap up, build
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nefandus, -a, -um
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unspeakable, wicked
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ob (+acc.)
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on account of
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olim (adv.)
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once, at that time
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passim (adv.)
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generally, everywhere
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pateo, -ere, patui
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to lie, open, extend
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penitus (adv.)
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thoroughly, utterly
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pestis, -is, F.
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plague, PESTILENCE
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praesum
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to be in charge (at the head of)
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promitto
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to send forth, PROMISE
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proprius, -a, -um
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one's own, peculiar
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quantus, -a, -um
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how great? as great as
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quies, -etis, F.
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rest, QUIET
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recuso (1)
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to refuse
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rego, -ere, rexi, rectum
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to rule, DIRECT
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resido
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to settle down, sink
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retro (adv.)
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backward
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sagitta
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arrow
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sinister, -tra, -trum
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left
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sino
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to allow, permit
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struo, -ere, struxi, structum
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to pile up, CONSTRUCT
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taurus
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bull
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tenbrae, -arum
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darkness
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uterque, utraque, utrumque
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each of two, both
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vadum
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ford, shallow
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accedo, -ere, accessi, accessurus
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to go to, ACCEDE
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aequus, -a, -um
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level, EQUAL
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aes, aeris, N.
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copper, bronze
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arceo, -ere, arcui
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to confine, restrain
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avello, -ere, avelli, avulsus
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to tear away, pluck out
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bracchium
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(fore)arm
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certo (1)
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to contend, fight
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clipeus
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(round) shield
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concutio, -ere, -cussi, -cussum
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to shake, shatter
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contingo, -ere, -tigi, -tactum
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to touch, happen to
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convello
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to tear to pieces, destroy
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cruor, -oris, M.
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blood
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daps, dapis, F.
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banquet, feast
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demum
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finally, at last
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dudum
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already, now for a long time
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exorior, -iri, -ortus sum
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to rise (up), appear
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expedio, -ire, -ivi, -itum
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to extricate, disentangle
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fauces, -ium, F.
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jaws, gullet
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ferio, -ire
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to smite, strike
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formido, -dinis, F.
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dread, apprehension
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frustra
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in vain, vainly
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gelidus, -a, -um
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frosty, ice-cold, GELID
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genu, -us, N.
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knee
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hiems, hiemis, F.
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winter; storm
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horridus, -a, -um
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rough, fearful, HORRID
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induo, -ere, -ui, -utum
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to put on, don
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insequor, -sequi, -secutus sum
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to follow, pursue
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ita
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so, thus
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lacrimo (1)
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to shed tears, weep
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miror (1)
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to wonder at, marvel at
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misereo, -ere, -ui
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to pity, commiserate
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nimius, -a, -um
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excessive, too much
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obliviscor, -i, oblitus sum
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to forget
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ostium
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mouth, entrance
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potior, -iri, -itus sum
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(+abl./gen.) to obtain
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prex, precis, F.
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prayer, entreaty
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pulso (1)
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to beat, lash
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quisque, quaeque, quidque
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each, everyone
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repente
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suddenly
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reperio, -ire, repperi, repertum
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to find out
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rupes, rupis, F.
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crag, rock
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sero, -ere, sevi, satum
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to sow
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simulacrum
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image, likeness
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sub(j)icio, -ere, -jeci, -jectum
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to drive, expose, subject
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suscipio, -ere, -cepi, -ceptum
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to take (up), ASSUME
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tenuis, -e
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thin, TENUOUS
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tumidus, -a, -um
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swollen, swelling
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turba
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mob, crowd, tumult
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umquam
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ever, at anytime
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uterus
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womb, belly
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vado, -ere
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to go, advance
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viscus, -eris, N.
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vitals, entrails, VISCERA
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vivus, -a, -um
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alive, living
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voluto (1)
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to roll, REVOLVE
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acies, -ei, F.
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sharp edge, battle line
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apto (1)
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to fit on, equip, ADAPT
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arcus, -us, M.
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bow, ARCH
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argentum
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silver, money
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avus
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grandfather, ancestor
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caeruleus, -a, -um
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dark blue, CERULEAN
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citus, -a, -um
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stirred up, swift
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claudo, -ere, clausi, -sum
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to CLOSE, shut
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conjugium
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union, marriage
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corona
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CROWN, wreath
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creber, crebra, crebrum
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thick, frequent
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culmen, -minis, N.
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top, summit
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discrimen, -minis, N.
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crisis, risk
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egregius, -a, -um
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distinguished, uncommon
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exuo, -ere, -ui, -utum
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to put off, strip
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exuviae, -arum
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spoils, armor
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flecto, -ere, flexi, -xum
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to bend, turn
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foris, -is, F.
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door
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fremo, -ere, -ui
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to murmur, roar
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fulgeo, -ere, fulsi
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to gleam, flash
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gremium
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lap, bosom
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gressus, -us, M.
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step, walk
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hibernus, -a, -um
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wintry
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ictus, -us, M.
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blow, stroke
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incedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum
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to PROCEED, go in(to)
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infero, -ferre, -tuli, -latum
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to bear in (against)
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insons (-ntis)
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innocent
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levo (1)
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to lift, remove
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memor
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mindful
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mergo, -ere, mersi, -sum
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to IMMERSE, plunge
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meta
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boundary, goal
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onero (1)
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to load, burden
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opacus, -a, -um
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dark, obscure, OPAQUE
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pecus, -oris, N.
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cattle, flock
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pello, -ere, pepuli, pulsum
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to strike, drive
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pondus, -eris, N.
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weight
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regius, -a, -um
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ROYAL, REGAL
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reliquiae, -arum
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remnant, remains
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reviso, -ere
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to REVISIT, come back to
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rite
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duly, fittingly
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sal, salis, M.
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salt, brine
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stirps, stirpis, M./F.
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trunk, stock, race
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strideo, -ere
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to hiss, whiz
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sumo, -ere, sumpsi, sumptum
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to take up, undertake
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trabs, trabis, F.
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beam, trunk of a tree
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turbo, -inis, M.
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tornado, whirlwind
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ulterior, -ius
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beyond, further, ULTERIOR
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umidus, -a, -um
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moist, HUMID
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vanus, -a, -um
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empty, VAIN
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velo (1)
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to VEIL, cover
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verso (1)
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to turn (often), keep turning
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accendo
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to kindle
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aestus, -us, M.
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boiling, tide
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aggredior
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to approach, attack
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almus, -a, -um
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fostering, kindly
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axis, -is, M.
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Axle, Axis, chariot
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cervix, -icis, F.
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neck
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colligo, -ere, -egi, -ectum
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to collect, gather
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collum
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neck
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committo
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to join, entrust, perform
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conspicio
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to catch sight of, behold
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decorus, -a, -um
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becoming, adorned
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effugio
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to flee (away), escape
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excutio
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to shake (out, off)
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famulus
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servant, house servant
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felix, (-icis)
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lucky, Felicitous
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foedo (1)
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to defile, pollute
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glomero (1)
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to collect, assemble
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hospitium
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Hospitality, welcome
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incumbo
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to lie on, lean on
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iniquus, -a, -um
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Unequal, unjust
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insidiae, -arum
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ambush, treachery
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invideo
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to look on, Envy, hate
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lacus, -us, M.
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Lake
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laurus, -i, F.
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Laurel
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longaevus, -a, -um
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aged
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nodus
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knot, node
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nubilus, -a, -um
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cloudy, misty
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parco
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to spare (+dat.)
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pareo
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to obey (+dat)
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pendeo
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to hang, be Suspended
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perfero
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to bear (to the end), endure
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pharetra
|
quiver (for arrows)
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pinguis, -e
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fat, rich
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pinna
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feather, wing
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postis, -is, M.
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(door) Post, portal
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praesto
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to furnish, excel
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prora
|
Prow
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quisquam
|
anyone
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quod
|
because; (as for) the fact that
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redeo
|
to go back, return
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requiro
|
to demand, require
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revello
|
to tear off
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ruina
|
downfall, ruin
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saevio
|
rage
|
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salsus, -a, -um
|
salty, salted
|
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secerno
|
to separate
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sepulcrum
|
tomb, sepulcher
|
|
|
simulo (1)
|
to pretend, simulate
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sisto
|
to set, stand
|
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spolium
|
trophy, spoils
|
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tardus, -a, -um
|
slow, late, tardy
|
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uber, uberis, N.
|
udder, fertility
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valles, -is, F.
|
valley
|
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|
veneror (1)
|
to venerate, worship
|
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acuo
|
to sharpen
|
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aetherius
|
airy, Ethereal
|
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agger, -eris, M.
|
mound, dike
|
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alloquor
|
to speak to, address
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amplus
|
Ample, spacious
|
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arrigo
|
to raise up, Erect
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cardo, -inis, M.
|
pivot, hinge
|
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cautes, -is, F.
|
crag, pointed rock
|
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ceu
|
just as, as if
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coepi
|
to have begun
|
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defero
|
to bear away, report
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de(j)icio
|
to throw, cast down
|
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densus
|
thick, Dense
|
|
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ductor
|
leader, guide
|
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evado
|
to go forth, Evade
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excipio
|
to take out, Except
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fastigium
|
slope, summit
|
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fletus, -us, M.
|
weeping, tears
|
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fluvius
|
stream, river
|
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folium
|
leaf, Folliage
|
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fretum
|
strait of water, sea
|
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fulvus
|
yellow, tawny
|
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funis, is, M.
|
rope, cable
|
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galea
|
helmet
|
|
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germanus
|
own brother (sister)
|
|
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infundo
|
to pour (rush) in
|
|
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inimicus
|
(personal) enemy, hostile
|
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metuo
|
to fear, dread
|
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nuntius
|
messenger, message
|
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ob(j)icio
|
to oppose, throw in the way
|
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obstipesco
|
to be amazed, stand agape
|
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pasco
|
to feed (on), Pasture
|
|
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patera
|
bowl, libation
|
|
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penetralis, -e
|
inner, interior; n. pl. shrine
|
|
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perago
|
to finish, accomplish
|
|
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polus
|
Pole, heavens
|
|
|
principium
|
beginning
|
|
|
proscipio
|
to look forward, provide
|
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pubes, -is, F.
|
youth, men
|
|
|
purpureus
|
crimson
|
|
|
recens, -ntis
|
fresh, new, recent
|
|
|
regno (1)
|
to Reign, rule
|
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repeto
|
to demand, reseek, Repeat
|
|
|
sententia
|
feeling, opinion
|
|
|
sermo, -onis, M.
|
conversation, discourse
|
|
|
spelunca
|
cave
|
|
|
spiro (1)
|
to breath, blow
|
|
|
stringo
|
to draw (tight), graze
|
|
|
tempestas, -atis, F.
|
Tempest, storm
|
|
|
tertius
|
third
|
|
|
torus
|
bed, couch
|
|
|
urgeo
|
to drive, urge
|
|
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vacuus
|
empty, vacant
|
|
|
validus
|
strong, valid
|
|
|
verro
|
to sweep, scour
|
|
|
aer
|
air, fog
|
|
|
agito (1)
|
to Agitate, drive
|
|
|
amens, -ntis
|
mad, frantic, Demented
|
|
|
animus
|
spirit, mind
|
|
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appareo
|
to appear
|
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|
auctor
|
originator, founder, Author
|
|
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caedo
|
to fell, kill
|
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castrum
|
fortress, pl. camp
|
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ceterus
|
the others
|
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compello
|
to hail, greet
|
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contendo
|
to struggle, contend
|
|
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converto
|
to turn around, change
|
|
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cornu
|
horn
|
|
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cupidus
|
eager, passionate
|
|
|
curvus
|
bent, curved
|
|
|
en
|
lo! behold!
|
|
|
error
|
Error, mistake
|
|
|
eruo
|
to cast out, overthrow
|
|
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excedo
|
to go forth, withdraw
|
|
|
facilis
|
easy (to do), Facile
|
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fatalis
|
Fated, Fatal
|
|
|
fio, fieri, factus sum
|
to become
|
|
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foveo
|
to foster, protect
|
|
|
frons, frondis
|
leaf, foliage, Frond
|
|
|
frons, frontis
|
forehead, Front
|
|
|
furiae, -arum
|
rage, fury
|
|
|
habito
|
to occupy, Inhabit
|
|
|
hymenaeus
|
Hymen, go of marriage
|
|
|
ignotus
|
unknown
|
|
|
ingemino (1)
|
to redouble, repeat
|
|
|
invenio
|
to come upon, find
|
|
|
juventa
|
youth, (maiden)
|
|
|
loco (1)
|
to place, Locate
|
|
|
nego (1)
|
to deny, rufuse
|
|
|
ostendo
|
to show, stretch toward
|
|
|
ostento (1)
|
to show, display
|
|
|
ovo (1)
|
to rejoice
|
|
|
pauci, -ae, -a
|
few
|
|
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plenus
|
full
|
|
|
postquam
|
after
|
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|
procedo
|
to go forward, Proceed
|
|
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quattuor
|
four
|
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reduco
|
to lead back
|
|
|
scio
|
to know (how)
|
|
|
septem
|
seven
|
|
|
signo (1)
|
to designate
|
|
|
studium
|
zeal, eagerness
|
|
|
succedo
|
to approach (closely), succeed
|
|
|
tango
|
to touch
|
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|
timeo
|
to fear, dread
|
|
|
tres
|
three
|
|
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valeo
|
to be strong, be able
|
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visus, -us
|
sight, vision
|
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vivo
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to live, subsist
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