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417 Cards in this Set
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moneO, monEre, monuI, monitum
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to remind, advise, warn
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vocO, vocAre, vocAvI, vocAtum
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to call, summon
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laudO, laudAre, laudAvI, laudAtum
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to praise
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servO, servAre, servAvI, servAtum
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to preserve, save, keep, guard
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salveO, salvEre
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to be well, be in good health
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salvE, salvEte
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hello, greetings
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cOnservO, cOnservAre, cOnservAvI, cOnservAtum
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to preserve, conserve, maintain (stronger form of servo)
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terreO, terrEre, terruI, territum
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to frighten, terrify
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valeO, valEre, valuI, valitUrum
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to be strong, have power, be well
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valE, valEte
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good-bye, farewell
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videO, vidEre, vIdI, vIsum
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to see, observe, understand
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mE
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me, myself (pronoun)
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quid
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what (pronoun)
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nihil
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nothing (noun)
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nOn
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not (adv.)
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saepe
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often (adv.)
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sI
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if (conjunction)
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amO, amAre, amAvI, amAtum
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to love, like
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amAbO tE
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please (idiom), I will love you (lit.)
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cOgitO, cOgitAre, cOgitAvI, cOgitAtum
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to think, ponder, consider, plan
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fAma, fAmae
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rumor, report, fame, reputation (f.)
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fOrma, fOrmae
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form, shape, beauty (f.)
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fortUna, fortUnae
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fortune, luck (f.)
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Ira, Irae
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ire, anger (f.)
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nauta, nautae
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sailor (m.)
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patria, patriae
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fatherland, native land, (one's) country (f.)
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pecUnia, -ae
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money (f.)
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philosophia, -ae
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philosophy (f.)
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poena, -ae
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penalty, punishment (f.)
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poenAs dare
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to pay the penalty (idiom)
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poEta, -ae
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poet (m.)
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porta, -ae
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gate, entrance (f.)
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puella, -ae
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girl (f.)
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rosa, -ae
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rose (f.)
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sententia, -ae
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feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence (f.)
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vIta, -ae
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life, mode of life (f.)
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antIqua, -ae
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ancient, old-time (adj.)
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magna, -ae
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large, great, important (adj.)
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mea, -ae
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my (adj.)
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multa, -ae
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much, many (adj.)
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tua, -ae
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your (adj.)
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et
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and (conj.)
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et . . . et
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both . . . and (conj.)
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sed
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but (conj.)
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O
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O! Oh! (interjection used with vocative)
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sine
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without (prep. + abl.)
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est
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is
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ager, agrI
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field, farm (m.)
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agricola, -ae
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farmer (m.)
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amIca, -ae (f.) amicus, amicI (m.)
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friend
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paucI (m.) paucae (f.)
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few, a few (adj. usually plural)
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fEmina, -ae
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woman (f.)
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fIlia, -ae (fIliAbus, dat. & abl. pl.)
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daughter (f.)
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fIlius, fIliI (filius, filii)
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son (m.)
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numerus, -I
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number (m.)
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populus, -I
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the people, a people, a nation (m.)
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puer, puerI
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boy (m.), pl. boys, children
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sapientia, -ae
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wisdom (f.)
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vir, virI
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man, hero (m.)
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avArus (m.) avAra (f.)
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greedy, avaricious (adj.)
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ROmAnus (m.) ROmAna (f.)
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Roman (adj.)
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dE
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down from, from, concerning, about (prep. & abl.)
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dE- (prefix)
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down, away, outside, out, off (dEmoveO, decline, descend)
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in
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in, on (prep. & abl.)
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hodiE
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today (adv.)
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semper
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always (adv.)
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habeO, habEre, habuI, habitum
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to have, hold, possess, consider, regard
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satiO (1)
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to satisfy, sate (1)-follows 1st conj. pattern -O/-Are/-AvI/-Atum
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bAsium, bAsiI
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kiss (n.)
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bellum, -I
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war (n.)
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cOnsilium, -iI
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plan, purpose, counsel, advice, judgement, wisdom (n.)
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cUra, -ae
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care, attention, caution, anxiety (f.)
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dOnum, -I
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gift, present (n.)
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exitium, -iI
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destruction, ruin (n.)
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magister, magistrI (m.) magistra, -ae (f.)
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schoolmaster or schoolmistress, teacher, master or mistress
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mora, -ae
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delay (f.)
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nihil
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nothing (n.) indeclinable
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oculus, -I
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eye (m.)
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officium, -iI
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duty, service (n.)
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Otium, -iI
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leisure, peace (n.)
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perIculum, -I
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danger, risk (n.)
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remedium, -iI
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cure, remedy
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bellus, -a, -um
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pretty, handsome, charming
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bonus, -a, -um
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good, kind
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hUmAnus, -a, -um
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pertaining to man, human, humane, kind, refined, cultivated
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malus, -a, -um
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bad, wicked, evil
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parvus, -a, -um
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small, little
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stultus, -a, -um
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foolish
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stultus, -I
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a fool (m.)
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vErus, -a, -um
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true, real, proper
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iuvO (or adiuvO), iuvAre, iUvI, iUtum
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help, aid, assist, to please
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sum, esse, fuI, futUrum
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to be, exist
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adulEscentia, -ae
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youth, young manhood, youthfulness (f.)
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animus, -I
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soul, spirit, mind (m.)
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animI, -Orum
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high spirits, pride, courage (m.)
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caelum, -I
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sky, heaven (n.)
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culpa, -ae
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fault, blame (f.)
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glOria, -ae
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glory, fame (f.)
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verbum, -I
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word (n.)
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tE
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you, yourself (abl. & acc. sg.)
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lIber, lIbera, lIberum (liber)
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free
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noster, nostra, nostrum
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our, ours
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pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum
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beautiful, handsome, fine
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sAnus, -a, -um
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sound, healthy, sane
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igitur
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therefore, consequently (conj., postpositive)
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-ne
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enclitic or suffix added to the emphatic word placed at the beginning of a sentence to indicate a question the answer to which is uncertain
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propter
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on account of, because of (prep + acc.)
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crAs
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tomorrow (adv.)
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herI (heri)
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yesterday (adv.)
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quandO
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when (interrogative & relative adv. & conj.)
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sI quandO
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if ever
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satis
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enough, sufficient (indecl. noun, adj., & adv.)
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tum
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then, at that time, thereupon, in the next place (adv.)
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cEnO (1)
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to dine (1 - follows pattern -O/-Are/-AvI/-Atum)
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culpO (1)
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to blame, censure
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remaneO, remanEre, remAnsI, remAnsum -or- maneO, manEre, mAnsI, mAnsum
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to remain, stay, stay behind, abide, continue
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superO (1)
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to be above, have the upper hand, surpass, overcome, conquer
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dea, -ae (deAbus, dat. & abl. pl.)
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goddess (f.)
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deus, -I (deus-voc. sg., dI-nom. pl., dIs-dat.&abl. pl.)
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god (m.)
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discipula, -ae (f.) discipulus, -I (m.)
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learner, pupil, student
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Insidiae, -Arum
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ambush, plot, treachery (f. pl.)
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liber, librI
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book (m)
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tyrannus, -I
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absolute ruler, tyrant (m.)
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vitium, -iI
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fault, crime, vice (n.)
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Graecus, -a, -um
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Greek
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Graecus, -I
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a Greek (m.)
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perpetuus, -a, -um
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perpetual, lasting, uninterrupted, continuous
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plEnus, -a, -um
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full, abundant, generous
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salvus, -a, -um
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safe, sound
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secundus, -a, -um
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second, favorable
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vester, vestra, vestrum
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your, yours (plural addressing more than one person)
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-que
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and (enclitic conjunction - appended to the 2nd of 2 words to be joined)
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sed
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but (conj.)
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ubi
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1. where, when (rel. adv. & conj.) 2. where? (interrog. adv. & conj.)
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ibi
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there (adv.)
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nunc
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now, at present (adv.)
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quArE
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therefore, wherefore, why (adv., lit. because of which thing)
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possum, posse, potuI
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to be able, can, could, have power
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tolerO (1)
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to bear, endure (1) follows first conj. pattern
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amor, amoris
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love (m.)
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carmen, carminis
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song, poem (n.)
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cIvitAs, cIvitAtis
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state, citizenship (f.)
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corpus, corporis
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body (n.)
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homO, hominis
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human being, man (m.)
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labor, labOris
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labor, work, toil, a work, production (m.)
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littera, -ae
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a letter of the alphabet (f.)
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litterae, -Arum
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a letter, literature (f. pl.)
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mOs, mOris
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habit, custom, manner (m.)
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mOrEs, mOrum
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habits, character (m. pl.)
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nOmen, nOminis
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name (n.)
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pAx, pAcis
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peace (f.)
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rEgIna, -ae
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queen (f.)
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rEx, rEgis
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king (m.)
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tempus, temporis
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time, occasion, opportunity (n.)
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terra, -ae
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earth, ground, land, country (f.)
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uxor, uxOris
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wife (f.)
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virgO, virginis
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maiden, virgin (f.)
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virtUs, virtUtis
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manliness, courage, excellence, character, worth, virtue (f.)
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novus, -a, -um
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new, strange (adj.)
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post
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after, behind (prep. + acc.)
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sub
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under, up under, close to (prep. + abl. with verbs of rest, + acc. with verbs of motion)
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audeO, audEre, ausus sum
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to dare
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necO (1)
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to murder, kill
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CicerO, CicerOnis
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Cicero (m.)
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cOpia, -ae
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abundance, supply (f.)
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cOpiae, -Arum
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supplies, troops, forces (f. pl.)
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frAter, frAtris
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brother (m.)
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laus, laudis
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praise, glory, fame (f.)
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lIbertAs, lIbertAtis (libertas)
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liberty (f.)
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ratiO, ratiOnis
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reckoning, account, reason, judgment, consideration, system, manner, method (f.)
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scrIptor, scrIptOris
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writer, author (m.)
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soror, sorOris
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sister (f.)
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victOria, -ae
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victory (f.)
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dum
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while, as long as, at the same time that (conj.), until (+ subjunctive)
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ad
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to, up to, near to (prep. + acc.)
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ex or E
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out of, from, from within, by reason of, on account of (prep. + abl.)
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numquam
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never (adv.)
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tamen
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nevertheless, still (adv.)
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agO, agere, EgI, Actum
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to drive, lead, do, act, pass, spend
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grAtiAs agere
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to thank someone (+ dat) lit., to give thanks to
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dEmOnstrO (1)
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to point out, show, demonstrate
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discO, discere, didicI
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to learn
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doceO, docEre, docuI, doctum
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to teach
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dUcO, dUcere, dUxI, ductum
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to lead, consider, regard, prolong
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gerO, gerere, gessI, gestum
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to carry, carry on, manage, conduct, accomplish, perform
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scrIbO, scrIbere, scrIpsI, scrIptum
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to write, compose
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trahO, trahere, trAxI, tractum
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to draw, drag, derive
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vincO, vincere, vIcI, victum
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to conquer, overcome
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locus, -I
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place, passage in literature (m.)
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loca, -Orum
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places, region (n. pl.)
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locI, -Orum
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passages in literature (m. pl.)
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morbus, -I
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disease, sickness (m.)
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studium, -iI
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eagerness, zeal, pursuit, study (n.)
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hic, haec, hoc
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this, the latter, (at times weakened to) he, she, it, they
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ille, illa, illud
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that, the former, the famous, he, she, it, they
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iste, ista, istud
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that of yours, that, such, (sometimes with contemptuous force)
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alius, -a, -ud
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other, another
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aliI . . .aliI (alii)
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some . . . others
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alter, altera, alterum
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the other (of two), second
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neuter, neutra, neutrum
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not either, neither
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nUllus, -a, -um
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not any, no, none
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sOlus, -a, -um
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alone, only, the only
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nOn sOlum . . . sed etiam
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not only . . . but also
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tOtus, -a, -um
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whole, entire
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Ullus, -a, -um
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any
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Unus, -a, -um
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one, single, alone
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uter, utra, utrum
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either, which (of two)
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enim
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for, in fact, truly (postpositive conj.)
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in
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into, toward, against (prep. + acc.)
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nimis -or- nimium
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too, too much, excessively
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amIcitia, -ae
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friendship (f.)
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cupiditAs, cupiditAtis
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desire, longing, passion, cupidity, avarice (f.)
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hOra, -ae
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hour, time (f.)
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nAtUra, -ae
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nature (f.)
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senectUs, senectUtis
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old age (f.)
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timor, timOris
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fear (m.)
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vEritAs, vEritAtis
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truth (f.)
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via, -ae
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way, road, street (f.)
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voluptAs, voluptAtis
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pleasure (f.)
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beAtus, -a, -um
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happy, fortunate, blessed
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quoniam
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since, inasmuch as (conj.)
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cum
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with (prep. + abl.)
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com-, con-, cor-, col-, co- (prefix)
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with, together, completely (or simply has intensive force)
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audiO, audIre, audIvI, audItum
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to hear, listen to
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capiO, capere, cEpI, captum
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to take, capture, seize, get
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dIcO, dIcere, dIxI, dictum
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to say, tell, speak, name, call
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faciO, facere, fEcI, factum
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to make, do, accomplish
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fugiO, fugere, fugI, fugitUrum
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to flee, hurry away, go into exile, avoid, shun
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veniO, venIre, vEnI, ventum
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to come
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inveniO, invenIre, -vEnI, -ventum
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to come upon, find
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vIvO, vIvere, vIxI, vIctum
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to live
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caput, capitis
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head, leader, beginning, life, heading, chapter (n.)
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cOnsul, cOnsulis
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consul (m.)
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nEmO, nUllIus (nullius), nEminI, nEminem, nUllO or nUllA
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no one, nobody (m. or f.) gen+abl forms of nUllus are usually found in place of nEminis+nEmine
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ego, meI
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I
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tU, tuI
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you
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is, ea, id
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this, that, he, she, it
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Idem, eadem, idem
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the same
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amIcus, -a, -um
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friendly
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cArus, -a, -um
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dear
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quod
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because (conj.)
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neque, nec
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and not, nor (conj.)
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neque . . . neque -or- nec . . . nec
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neither . . . nor
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autem
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however, moreover (postpositive conj.)
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bene
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well, satisfactorily, quite (adv. of bonus)
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etiam
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even (adv.)
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intellegO, intellegere, intellExI, intellEctum
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to understand
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mittO, mittere, mIsI, missum
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to send, let go
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sentiO, sentIre, sEnsI, sEnsum
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to feel, perceive, think, experience
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adulEscEns, adulEscentis
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young man or woman (m. and f.)
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annus, -I
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year
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Asia, -ae
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Asia
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Caesar, Caesaris
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Caesar (m.)
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mAter, mAtris
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mother (f.)
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medicus, -I (m.) medica, -ae (f.)
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doctor, physician
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pater, patris
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father (m.)
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patientia, -ae
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suffering, patience, endurance (f.)
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prIncipium, -iI
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beginning (n.)
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acerbus, -a, -um
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harsh, bitter, grievous
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prO
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in front of, before, on behalf of, for the sake of, in return for, instead of, for, as (prep.+abl.) also as a prefix
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diU
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long, for a long time (adv.)
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nUper
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recently (adv.)
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AmittO, -mittere, -mIsI, -missum
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to lose, let go
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cadO, cadere, cecidI, cAsUrum
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to fall
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creO (1)
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to create
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dIvitiae, -Arum
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riches, wealth (f. pl.)
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factum, -I
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deed, act, achievement (n.)
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signum, -I
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sign, signal, indication, seal (n.)
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ipse, ipsa, ipsum
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myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, etc., the very, the actual (intensive pron.)
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quisque, quidque
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each one, each person (indefinite pron.)
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suI (sui)
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himself, herself, itself, themselves (reflexive pron. of 3rd pers.)
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doctus, -a, -um
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taught, learned, skilled
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fortUnAtus, -a, -um
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lucky, fortunate, happy
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suus, -a, -um
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his own, her own, its own, their own (reflexive possessive adj. of 3rd pers.)
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nam
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for (conj.)
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ante
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before, in front of (prep.+acc.), before, previously (adv.)
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per
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through (prep.+acc.), by (with reflexive pronoun)
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per- (pel- before forms beginning with L)
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through, through and through = thoroughly, completely, very (prefix)
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Olim
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at that time, once, formerly, in the future (adv.)
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alO, alere, aluI, altum
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to nourish, support, sustain, increase, cherish
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dIligO, dIligere, dIlExI, dIlEctum (diligo)
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to esteem, love
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iungO, iungere, iUnxI, iUnctum
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to join
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stO, stAre, stetI, statum
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to stand, stand still or firm
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animal, animAlis
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a living creature, animal (n.)
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aqua, -ae
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water (f.)
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ars, artis
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art, skill (f.)
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auris, auris
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ear (f.)
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cIvis, cIvis
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citizen (m. & f.)
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iUs, iUris
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right, justice, law (n.)
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mare, maris
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sea (n.)
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mors, mortis
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death (f.)
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nUbEs, nUbis
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cloud (f.)
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Os, Oris
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mouth, face (n.)
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pars, partis
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part, share, direction (f.)
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ROma, -ae
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Rome (f.)
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turba, -ae
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uproar, disturbance, mob, crowd, multitude (f.)
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urbs, urbis
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city (f.)
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vIs, vIs
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force, power, violence (f.)
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vIrEs, vIrium
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strength (f.pl.)
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A (before consonants), ab (before vowels or consonants)
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away from, from, by (prep.+abl.)
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trAns
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across (prep.+acc.)
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appellO (1)
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to speak to, address (as), call, name
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currO, currere, cucurrI, cursum
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to run, rush, move quickly
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mUtO (1)
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to change, alter, exchange
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teneO, tenEre, tenuI, tentum (-tineO, -Ere, -tinuI, -tentum in compounds)
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to hold, keep, possess, restrain
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vItO (1)
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to avoid , shun
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Italia, -ae
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Italy (f.)
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memoria, -ae
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memory, recollection (f.)
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tempestAs, tempestAtis
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period of time, season, weather, storm (f.)
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centum
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a hundred (indecl. adj.)
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mIlle (mille)
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thousand (indecl. adj. in sg.)
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mIlia, mIlium (milia)
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thousands (n. pl.)
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miser, misera, miserum
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wretched, miserable. unfortunate
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inter
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between, among (prep.+acc.)
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itaque
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and so, therefore (adv.)
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committO, -mittere, -mIsI, -missum
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to entrust, commit
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exspectO (1)
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to look for, expect, await
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iaciO, iacere, iEcI, iactum
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to throw, hurl
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-iciO, -icere, -iEcI, -iectum
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to throw out, drive out
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timeO, timEre, timuI
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to fear, be afraid of, be afraid
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Unus, -a, -um
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one
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duo, duae, duo
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two
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trEs, tria
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three
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aetAs, aetAtis
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period of life, life, age, an age, time (f.)
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audItor, audItoris
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hearer, listener, member of an audience (m.)
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clEmentia, -ae
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mildness, gentleness, mercy (f.)
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mEns, mentis
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mind, thought, intention (f.)
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satura, -ae
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satire (f.)
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Acer, Acris, Acre
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sharp, keen, eager, severe, fierce
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brevis, breve
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short, small, brief
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celer, celeris, celere
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swift, quick, rapid
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difficilis, difficile
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hard, difficult, troublesome
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dulcis, dulce
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sweet, pleasant, agreeable
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facilis, facile
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easy, agreeable
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fortis, forte
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strong, brave
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ingEns (gen. ingentis)
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huge
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iUcundus, -a, -um
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pleasant, delightful, agreeable, pleasing
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longus, -a, -um
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long
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omnis, omne
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every, all
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potEns (gen. potentis)
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able, powerful, mighty, strong (pres. part. of possum as an adj.)
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senex (gen. senis)
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old, aged, old man (adj. and noun)
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quam
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how (adv.)
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regO, regere, rExI, rEctum
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to rule, guide, direct
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libellus, -I
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little book (m.)
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quI, quae, quod
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who, which, what, that (rel. pron.)
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caecus, -a, -um
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blind
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levis, leve
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light, slight, easy, trivial
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aut
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or (conj.)
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aut . . . aut
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either . . . or (conj.)
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cito
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quickly (adv.)
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quoque
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also, too (adv.)
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admittO, -mittere, -mIsI, -missum
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to admit, receive, let in
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coepI, coepisse, coeptum
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began (defective verb used in perfect system only, present - incipiO)
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cupiO, cupere, cupIvI, cupItum
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to desire, wish, long for
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dEleO, dElEre, dElEvI, dElEtum (deleo)
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to destroy, wipe out, erase
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dEsIderO (1)
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to desire, long for, miss
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incipiO, -cipere, -cEpI, -ceptum
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to begin
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navigO (1)
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to sail, navigate
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neglegO, neglegere, neglExI, neglEctum
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to neglect, disregard
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recitO (1)
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to read aloud, recite
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flUmen, flUminis
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river (n.)
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genus, generis
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origin, kind, sort, class (n.)
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hostis, hostis
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an enemy (m.)
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hostEs, -ium
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the enemy (m. pl.)
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lUdus, -I (ludus)
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game, sport, school (m.)
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probitAs, probitAtis
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uprightness, honesty (f.)
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scientia, -ae
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knowledge (f.)
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clArus, -a, -um (clarus)
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clear, bright, renowned, famous, illustrious
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mortAlis, mortAle
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mortal
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cUr
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why (adv.)
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deinde
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thereupon, next, then (adv.)
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fluO, fluere, flUxI, flUxum
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to flow
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legO, legere, lEgI, lEctum
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to pick out, choose, read
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misceO, miscEre, miscuI, mixtum
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to mix, stir up, disturb
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moveO, movEre, mOvI, mOtum
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to move, arouse, affect
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videor, vidErI, vIsus sum
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to be seen, seem, appear (pass. of videO)
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argUmentum, -I
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proof, evidence, argument (n.)
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auctor, auctoris
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increaser, author, originator (m.)
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beneficium, -iI
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benefit, kindness, favor (n.)
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familia, -ae
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household, family (f.)
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Graecia, -ae
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Greece (f.)
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iUdex, iUdicis
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judge, juror (m.)
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iUdicium, -iI
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judgement, decision, opinion, trial (n.)
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scelus, sceleris
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evil deed, crime, sin, wickedness (n.)
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quis? quid?
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who? whose? whom? what? which? (interrog. pron.)
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quI? quae? quod?
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what? which? what kind of? (interrog. adj.)
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certus, -a, -um
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definite, sure, certain, reliable
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gravis, grave
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heavy, weighty, serious, important, severe, grievous
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immortAlis, immortAle
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not subject to death, immortal
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at
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but, but, mind you, but, you say (conj.)
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nisi
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if . . . not, unless, except (conj.)
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contrA
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against (prep. + acc.)
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iam
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now, already, soon (adv.)
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dElectO (1)
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to delight, charm, please
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lIberO (1) (libero)
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to free, liberate
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parO (1)
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to prepare, provide, get, obtain
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coniUrAtI, -Orum
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conspirators (m. pl.)
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cornU, cornUs
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horn (n.)
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frUctus, frUctUs
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fruit, profit, benefit, enjoyment (m.)
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genU, genUs
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knee (n.)
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manus, manUs
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hand, band, handwriting (f.)
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metus, -Us
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fear, dread, anxiety (m.)
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mOns, montis
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mountain (m.)
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senAtus, -Us
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senate (m.)
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sEnsus, -Us
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feeling, sense (m.)
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servitUs, servitUtis
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servitude, slavery (f.)
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spIritus, -Us
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breath, breathing, spirit, soul (m.)
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versus, -Us
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line of verse (m.)
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commUnis, commUne
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common, general, of/for the community
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dexter, dextra, dextrum
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right, right-hand
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sinister, sinistra, sinistrum
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left, left-hand, harmful, ill-omened
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careO, carEre, caruI, caritUrum
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to be without, be deprived of, want, lack, be free from (+abl. of separation)
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dEfendO, -fendere, -fendI, -fEnsum
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to ward off, defend, protect
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discEdO, -cEdere, -cessI, -cessum
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to go away, depart
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OdI, Odisse, OsUrum
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to hate ("defective" verb)
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prohibeO, -hibEre, -hibuI, -hibitum
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to keep (back), prevent, hinder, restrain, prohibit
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prOnUntiO (1)
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to proclaim, announce, declaim, pronounce
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