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34 Cards in this Set
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affligo, affligere
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to strike, ruin, lessen
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flictus, us
(affligere) |
a striking, dashing
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aedifico, -are
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to build, construct
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aedilis, -is
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m. superintendent of public and private buildings, infrastructure, land, spectacles
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aedis, aedis
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f. a hearth; a dwelling of the gods, chapel; rooms or apartments.
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aedicula, ae
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a small chapel, house or room
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aedificatio, -ionis
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f. a building or structure
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aedificatiuncula, ae
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a little building
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aedificator, aedificatoris
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m. a house-builder, architect
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aedificium, i
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a building of any kind
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aedilicius a um
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of an aedile (superintendent of buildings)
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aedilitas, aedilitatis
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f. the office of an aedile, aedileship
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-aeditimus/ aeditumus, i
-aeditens, aeditentis -aedituus, i |
keeper of a temple, sacristan
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aestuo, -are
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to be hot, heave, surge, seethe
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aestas, aestatis
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the hot season
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aestifer, fera ferum
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bringing hot
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aestive
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adv. as in summer
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aestivo, -are
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to spend the summer
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aestivus, a um
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of summer
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aestiva, -orum
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nt. pl. summer quarters
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aestuose
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adv. hotly, impetuously
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aestosus a um
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full of agitation or heat, seething
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aestus, -us
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m. a heaving surging movement, glow
the seething, ferment, passion, agitation |
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amicio, -ire
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to wrap around, clothe
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amictus, -us
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m. a wrap or mantle; a head-dress used in worship
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addo, -ere, addidi, additum
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to add
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ambio, -ire
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to go around, surround
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ambages, -is
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f. a going round, a round-about way, a winding, a rambling story, circumlocution, evasion
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ambedo, ambdere
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to eat or gnaw around
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ambi
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adv. 1. twofold;
2. around |
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ambigo, -ere
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to wander about;
to waver or doubt; to argue, wrangle |
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ambigue
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adv. doubtfully
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ambiguitas, ambiguitatis
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f. double meaning, uncertainty
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ambiguus a um
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uncertain, wavering, doubtful, perplexing, changing, disputed, unreliable.
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