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54 Cards in this Set
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profanus
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-us -a -um
secular, impious, uninitiated |
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acreo
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acreo, arcere, arcui
contain, keep away, spurn |
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faveo
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faveo favere favi fautum
favor, promote, befriend, protect, delight, give rest to, indulge, In relig. lang., linguis, rarely linguā, ore, etc., to speak good words or to abstain from evil words, hence keep still, be silent |
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latus
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-us -a -um
broad, wide, proud, swelling, defuse, detailed, copious, |
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supercilium
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supercilium -ii, n
eyebrow, nod |
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ordino
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1st
set in order, arrange, dispose, adjust, regulate, draw up in order of battle, narrate the history of public events, rule, govern, appoint to office, ordain as a priest or pastor |
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arbustum
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arbustum, -i, n
wood, plantation, trees |
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sulcus
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sulcus, -i, m
a furrow, trench, track |
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petitor
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petitor, -oris, m
seeker, candidate |
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sortior
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sortior, sortiri, sortitus sum
cast lots over, choose |
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insignis
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insignis, -e
distinguished, by a mark; remarkable, noted, eminent, distinguished, prominent, extraordinary, notorious, illustrious |
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capax
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capax, -is
spacious, capable |
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destringo
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destringo -ere, -strinxi, -strictum
strip off, scrape lightly, draw or unsheathe |
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elaboro
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1st
stive, work out, develp, perfect |
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agrestis
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agrestis, -e
of the country, rustic, rural |
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fastidio
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fastidio, fastidire, fastidivi, fastiditum
show aversion to, scorn |
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tumultuosus
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-us -a -um
full od commotion, turbulent |
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sollicito
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1st
rouse, excite, shake up, disturb with repeated attacks |
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impetus
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impetus -us m
attack, onset, rapid motion |
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verbero
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1st
beat, lash |
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grando
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grando, -inis, f
hail |
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vinae
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vinae -ae, f
vineyard |
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mendax
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mendax, -is
lying, false |
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culpo
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1st
blame |
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torreo
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torreo, torrere, torrui, tostum
burn, parch |
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iniquus
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-us -a -um
uneven, unfavorable, treacherous, discontented |
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iacio
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iacio, iacere, ieci, iactum
throw, cast, hit, establish, build, found, lay foundations, send forth, emit, throw away, scatter, sow, project (as a shadow), throw out in speaking, let fall, intimate, utter, mention, declare |
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moles
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moles, -is, f
mass, bulk, massive structure |
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caementum
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caementum, -i, n
small stones, rubble |
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redemptor
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redemptor, -oris, m
contractor |
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famulus
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famulus, -i, m
servant, attendant, slave |
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fastidiosus
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-us -a -um
critical, exacting, disdainful |
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eodem
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to the same place
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quo
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where, for what purpose
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aeratus
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-us -a -um
made of or fitted with bronze or brass |
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purpura
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purpura -ae, f
shellfish yielding a purple dye, the purple dye from the shellfish, purple-dyed cloth, purple |
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delenio
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delenio, delenire, delenivi, delenitum
soothe |
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costum
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costum, -i, n
an aromatic plant |
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postis
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postis, -is, m
door-post, door |
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ritus
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ritus -us m
ritual, custom, manner, style |
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molior
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molior, moliri, molitum
labor at, build |
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operosus
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-us, -a, -um
toilsome, laborious, painstaking, industrious |
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exigo
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exigo, exigere, exegi, exactum
drive out, expell, demand, require, examine, require, go, pass beyond, dispose of, sell, claim, lead, spend, pass, finish, complete, conduct, urge forward, superintend, drive, conclude, determine, assertain, find out, weigh, try, prove, measure, examine, adjust, estimate, consider, execute, treat, consult, deliberate, judge, endure, undergo, hence exactus: precise, accurate, exact |
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situs
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situs, -us, m
site and situs -us m deterioration, neglect |
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pyramis
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pyramis, -midis, f
pyramid |
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imber
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imber, -bris, m
rain, rain shower, water |
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edax
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edax, -cis
greedy, devouring, destructive |
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Aquilo
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Aquilo, Aquilonis m
the north wind |
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diruo
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diruo, diruere, dirui, dirutum
cause to fall in ruin, demolish |
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usque
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continuously, continually, all the way
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qua
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where
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obstrepo
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obstrepo, obstrepere, obstrepui, obstrepitum
make a loud noise, roar, drown by louder noise |
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humilis
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humilis, -e
humble, low neut subst. low position masc. subst. humble person |
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modus
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modus -i, m
limit, way, rhythmic pattern, verse, pl. poetry |