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244 Cards in this Set
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adloquor, adloqui
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to speak to
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admoneo, admonere
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to admonish, advise
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adulor, adulari
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to flatter, kiss up to
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advenus, a, um
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foreign
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aetas, aetatis
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age
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affirmo (1)
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to confirm, be certain
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ait
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s/he says
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altus, a, um
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high; deep
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amens, amentis
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crazed
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amplector, amplecti
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to embrace, hug
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annuo, annuere
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to nod
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appello (1)
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to call by name
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arbitium, arbitii
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judgment, will
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armatus, a, um
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armed
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ater, atra, atrum
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black
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at
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but
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aureus, a, um
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golden
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aurum, auri
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gold
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autem
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however
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beatus, a, um
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blessed
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calco (1)
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to trample underfoot
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calvus, a, um
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bald
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canieties, canietiei
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grey hair
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cano, canere
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to sing, make music
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canto (1)
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to sing
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cantus, cantus
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song
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caritas, caritatis
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love
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carus, a, um
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dear
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catena, catenae
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chain
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ceterum
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but
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chorus, chori
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chorus
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cinis, cineris
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ash
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cio, ciere
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to call
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claudo, claudere
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to close
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clemens, clementis
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gentle
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coepi, coepisse
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to begin
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cognosco, cognoscere
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to learn, know
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complector, complecti
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to embrace, hug
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confestim
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immediately
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coniunx, coniugis
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spouse
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conquiesco, conquiescere
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to calm, appease
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consenesco, consenescere
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to grow old, to grow weak
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copia, copiae
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abundance
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cucurbita, cucurbitae
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pumpkin
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cunctus, a, um
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all, entire
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curo (1)
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to care for
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daps, dapis
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banquet
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decus, decoris
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beauty
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dedo, dedere
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to give over
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defessus, a, um
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tired
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de+fleo, deflere
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to cry
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delecto (1)
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to delight in
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demonstro (1)
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to show
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denique
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then
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desero, deserere
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to desert
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desertus, a, um
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deserted, lonely
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despondeo, despondere
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to promise in marriage, to engage
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detergeo, detergere
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to wipe clean
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diffundo, diffundere
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to spread
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dilabor, dilabi
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to disperse, go away
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dirus, a, um
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harsh, cruel
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divinus, a, um
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divine
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dolor, doloris
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sorrow, pain, grief
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domus, domus, F.
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home
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efficio, efficere
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to carry out
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effundo, effundere
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to pour out
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egregius, a, um
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excellent
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en!
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alas!
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efficio, efficere
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to carry out
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excelsus, a, um
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highest
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exitium, exitii
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destruction
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extorris, is, e
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exiled
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fel, fellis
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bitterness
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felix, felicis
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happy, lucky
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feralis, is, e
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funeral, deadly
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ferus, a, um
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wild
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festinanter
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speedily
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fingo, fingere
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to contrive, make up
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finio, finire
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to finish
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flagitium, flagitii
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crime, scandal
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flagrans, flagrantis
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passionate
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flagro (1)
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to burn
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fleo, flere
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to cry
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foedus, foederis
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bond
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formosus, a, um
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beautiful
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forte
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by chance
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fraus, fraudis
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fraud, trickery, deceit
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funereus, a, um
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funeral
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gaudeo, gaudere, gavisus sum
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to rejoice
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gemma, gemmae
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gem
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generus, generi
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son-in-law
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hymenaeus, a, um
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wedding
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immemor, immemoris
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forgetful
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impero (1)
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to order
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impune
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without punishment
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incendo, incendere
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to light on fire, burn with anger
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indignatio, indignationis
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anger, indignation
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infimus, a, um
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wretched, vile
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iniquus, a, um
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hostile, unjust
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instruo, instruere
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to construct, make up, grow
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intro (1)
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to enter
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invado, invadere
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to invade
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invidia, invidiae
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envy
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iubeo, iubere
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to order
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iuvenis, iuvenis
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youth, young man
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Lares, Laris
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household gods, household
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lugeo, lugere
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to mourn, grieve
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lugubris, is, e
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sorrowful
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maereo, maerere
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to be sad, mourn
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maestus, a, um
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sorrowful
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marcesco, marcescere
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to wither, shrivel
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maritus, mariti
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husband
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medius, a, um
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middle, middle of
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mendacium, mendacii
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lie
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mercator, mercatoris
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merchant
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metuo, metuere
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to fear
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minor, minari
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to threaten
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mora, morae
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delay
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moror, morari
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to delay
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mulceo, mulcere, mulsi
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to soothe
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mundus, mundi
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dress, outfit
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nascor, nasci, natus sum
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to be born
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natu maior
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greater by birth, older
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ne...quidem
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not...even
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nequiquam
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in vain, needlessly
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nequitia, nequitiae
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wickedness, evil
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neve...neve
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neither...nor
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nosco, noscere, novi, notum
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to know
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novus, a, um
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new, young
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obliviscor, oblivisci
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to forget
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occupo (1)
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to occupy
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odi, odisse
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to hate
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omnino
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at all
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onero (1)
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to burden
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opimus, a, um
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rich
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opinio, opinionis
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rumor, report, news
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oppertus, a, um
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secret
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ops, opis
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wealth
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orbis, orbis
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world
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orno (1)
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to dress up, decorate
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ostendo, ostendere
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to show
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paenitet, paenitere
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to make acc regretful of gen
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parens, parentis
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parent
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partior, partiri
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to share
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passim
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everywhere
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paulatim
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little by little
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percipio, percipere
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to gain
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percontor, percontari
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to ask, inquire
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pereo, perere
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to die, waste away
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pergo, pergere
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to go on, proceed
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pinnatus, a, um
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winged
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plerumque
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for the most part
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politus, a, um
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polished
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potior, potiri, potitus sum + ABL
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to take possession of, acquire
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praeceptum, praecepti
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order
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praeda, praedae
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booty, prey
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praesens, praesentis
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present, visible
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praesentia, praesentiae
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presence
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prex, precis
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prayer
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pridem
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previously
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prod+do, dare; prodo, prodere
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to betray
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prosilio, prosilire
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to leap
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protinus
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immediately
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provincia, provinciae
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province
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proximus, a, um
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near
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psallo, psallere
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to play the lyre
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pulchritudo, pulchritudinis
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beauty
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pusillus, a, um
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tiny, small
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qualis, is, e
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what sort of
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quam
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how
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quantum
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how much
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quidem
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indeed
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quisquam
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anyone
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quoad
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until
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re+facio; reficio, reficere
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to make again, restore, refresh
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rectus, a, um
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correct, right, proper, straight
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redeo, redire
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to return
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regius, regii
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prince
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requiro, requirere
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to seek
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residens=resedeo, residere
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to sit
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respondeo, respondere
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to respond, resemble
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saevus, a, um
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savage
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sagitta, sagittae
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arrow
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sciscitor, sciscitari
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to inquire, ask
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scopulum, scopuli
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rock, cliff
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senior, senioris
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older
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sera, serae
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bar, bolt
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simulacrum, simulacri
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statue
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simulo (1)
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to imitate, pretend
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sisto, sistere
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to set down, leave
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solum, soli
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ground
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sonus, soni
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sound
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sors, sortis
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oracle
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spargo, spargere
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to sprinkle, scatter
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species, speciei
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beauty
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speciosus, a, um
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handsome, beautiful
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splendeo, splendere
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to gleam, sparkle
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stimulo (1)
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to goad, rouse
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stirps, stirpis
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bloodline, stock, race
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superus, superi
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god
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suscipio, suscipere
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to take up
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tacitus, a, um
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silent
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taeda, taedae
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torch
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tantus, a, um
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such, so much
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tectum, tecti
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house
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tego, tegere
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to cover, hide
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temeritas, temeritatis
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boldness
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teneo, tenere
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to hold
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thalamus, thalami
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bed
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totus, a, um
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total, entire
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trepidus, a, um
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trembling
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triclinium, triclinii
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dining room
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turbo (1)
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to upset
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ubertim
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plentifully
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ulciscor, ulcisci
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to avenge, get revenge
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ululatus, a, um
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shriek, cry
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unde
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from where
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usurpo (1)
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to take over, usurp
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utor, uti, usus sum + ABL
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to use
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vehementer
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very much
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ventosus, a, um
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windy, wind-filled
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ventus, venti
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wind
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vero
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truly
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verus, a, um
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true
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vestigium, vestigii
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trace, track, trail
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viduus, a, um
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widowed, unmarried
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vipereus, a, um
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viper-like, snakey
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vivo, vivere
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to live
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vultus, vultus
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face
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accidit, accidere
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to happen
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decet, decere
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it is fitting
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iuvat, iuvare
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it pleases
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necesse est
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it is necessary
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oportet, oportere
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it is fitting
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libet, libere
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it is pleasing
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licet, licere
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it is permitted
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opus est (+dat)
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there is a need
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placet, placere
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it is pleasing
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miseret, miserere
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it makes acc feel pity for gen
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piget, pigere
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it causes acc to be digusted by gen
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pudet, pudere
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it causes acc to be ashamed of gen
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taedet, taedere
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it makes acc bored of gen
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soleo, solere
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to be accustomed to
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debeo, debere
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to ought, owe
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