Latin Gcse - Paper 3 Recognition

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acriter

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indecl. adv keenly, eagerly, fiercely

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aequus

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aequa, aequum adj equal, fair, calm

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ager

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agri, m. noun 2 field

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animadverto

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animadvertere, -verti, -versus verb 3 notice, take notice of

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ante

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+ acc prep before, in front of

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arbor

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arboris, f. noun 3 tree

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argentum

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argenti, n. noun 2 silver

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arma

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armorum, n. noun 2 pl arms, weapons

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ars

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artis, f. noun 3 art, skill

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audeo

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audere, ausus sum verb 2 dare

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augeo

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augere, auxi, auctus verb 2 increase

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aurum

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auri, n. noun 2 gold

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aut … aut

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indecl conj either ... or

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autem

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indecl. conj but, however

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benignus

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benigna, benignum adj kind

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bibo

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bibere, bibi verb 3 drink

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bona

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bonorum, n. noun 2 pl goods

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cado

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cadere, cecidi, casus verb 3 fall

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captivus

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captivi, m. noun 2 captive, prisoner

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causa

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causae, f. noun 1 cause, reason; case (in court)

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clarus

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clara, clarum adj famous, distinguished

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contra

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+ acc prep against

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copiae

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copiarum, f. noun 1 pl forces, troops

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culpo

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culpare, culpavi, culpatus verb 1 blame

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custodio

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custodire, custodivi, custoditus verb 4 guard

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dignitas

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dignitatis, f. noun 3 dignity, importance, honour, prestige

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diligenter

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indecl. adv carefully

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dolor

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doloris, m. noun 3 pain, grief

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durus

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dura, durum adj harsh, hard

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dubito

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dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatus verb 1 hesitate, doubt

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exemplum

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exempli, n. noun 2 example

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exercitus

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exercitus, m. noun 4 army

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extra

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+ acc prep outside

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faveo

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favere, favi, fatus + dat verb 2 favour, support

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felix

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felicis adj fortunate, happy

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fides

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fidei, f. noun 5 loyalty, trustworthiness

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finis

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finis, m. noun 3 end, boundary

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fio

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fieri, factus sum verb irreg become, be made

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gaudium

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gaudii, n. noun 2 joy pleasure

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gens

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gentis, f. noun 3 family, tribe, race, people

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hasta

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hastae, f. noun 1 spear

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haud

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indecl. adv not

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ignis

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ignis, m. noun 3 fire

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impedio

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impedire, impedivi, impeditus verb 4 hinder

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impetus

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impetus, m. noun 4 attack

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incipio

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incipere, incepi, inceptus verb 3 begin

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ingenium

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ingenii, n. noun 2 character

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inimicus

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inimici, m. noun 2 enemy

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iniuria

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iniuriae, f. noun 1 injustice, injury

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instruo

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instruere, instruxi, instructus verb 3 draw up, set up, arrange

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intra

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+ acc. prep inside

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invito

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invitare, invitavi, invitatus verb 1 invite

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levis

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leve adj light, slight, trivial

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lex

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legis, f. noun 3 law

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libertas

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libertatis, f. noun 3 freedom

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magis

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indecl. adv more

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magister

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magistri, m. noun 2 master, schoolmaster, foreman

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mens

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mentis, f. noun 3 mind

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metus

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metus, m. noun 4 fear

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miror

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mirari, miratus sum verb 1 dep wonder at, admire

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morbus

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morbi, m. noun 2 illness

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mos

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moris, m. noun 3 custom

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multitudo

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multitudinis, f. noun 3 crowd

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muto

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mutare, mutavi, mutatus verb 1 change

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noceo

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nocere, nocui, nocitus + dat. verb 2 hurt, harm

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nonnulli

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nonnullae, nonnulla adj some, several

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obliviscor

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oblivisci, oblitus + gen. verb 3 dep forget

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officium

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officii, n. noun 2 business

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oppidum

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oppidi, n. noun 2 town

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opprimo

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opprimere, oppressi, oppresus verb 3 crush

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oratio

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orationis, f. noun 3 speech

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orior

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oriri, ortus verb 4 dep rise up, arise

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parco

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parcere, peperci + dat verb 3 spare

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pareo

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parere, parui, paritus + dat. verb 2 obey

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patria

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patriae, f. noun 1 country, homeland

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paulisper

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indecl. adv for a short time

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paulo/ paulum

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indecl. adv a little

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(ex-/re-) pello

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pellere, pepuli, pulsus verb 3 drive (out/back)

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perfidia

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perfidiae, f. noun 1 treachery

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perfidus

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perfida, perfidum adj treacherous, untrustworthy

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permitto

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permittere, permisi, permissus + dat. verb 3 allow

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pervenio

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pervenire, perveni, perventus verb 4 reach, arrive at

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potens

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potentis adj powerful

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potestas

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potestatis, f. noun 3 power

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praeter

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+ acc. prep except

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precor

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precari, precatus sum verb 1 dep pray (to)

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primo

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indecl. adv at first

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proelium

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proelii, n. noun 2 battle

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propter

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+ acc prep on account of, because of

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punio

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punire, punivi, punitus verb 4 punish

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puto

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putare, putavi, putatus verb 1 think

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quam celerrime

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indecl. adv phrase as quickly as possible

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quasi

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indecl. adv as if

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quies

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quietis, f. noun 3 rest

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quondam

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indecl. adv one day, once

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regnum

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regni, n. noun 2 kingdom

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rego

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regere, rexi, rectus verb 3 rule

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(e-/ir-) rumpo

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rumpere, rupi, ruptus verb 3 burst (out/in)

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sapiens

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sapientis adj wise

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scelus

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sceleris, n. noun 3 crime

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scelestus

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scelesta, scelestum adj wicked

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senatus

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senatus, m. noun 4 the senate

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silentium

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silentii, n. noun 2 silence

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similis

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simile adj similar

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simul

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indecl. adv at the same time

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soleo

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solere, solitus sum verb 2 be accustomed

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strepitus

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strepitus, m. noun 4 noise, din

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suscipio

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suscipere, suscepi, susceptus verb 3 undertake, take on

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tango

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tangere, tetigi, tactus verb 3 touch

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tempestas

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tempestatis, f. noun 3 storm

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tollo

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tollere, sustuli, sublatus verb 3 raise, lift up, hold up

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ullus

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ulla, ullum adj any

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umbra

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umbrae, f. noun 1 shadow, ghost

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utor

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uti, usus sum + abl verb 3 dep use

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validus

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valida, validum adj strong

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ventus

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venti, m. noun 2 wind

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vereor

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vereri, veritus sum verb 2 dep fear, be afraid

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vero

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indecl. adv indeed

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victor

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victoris, m. noun 3 victor, winner

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victoria

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victoriae, f. noun 1 victory

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videor

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videri, visus sum verb 2 dep seem, appear

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vis

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vim (acc), vi (abl); vires (pl) noun 3 force; (pl) strength

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volvo

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volvere, volvi, volutus verb 3 turn

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virtus

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virtutis, f. noun 3 courage

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vulnero

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vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratus verb 1 wound, injure