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73 Cards in this Set
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abequito, -are
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to ride away
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abnepos, abnepotis (m.)
abneptis, abneptis (f.) |
the son / daughter of a great-grandchild
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acer, aceris
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maple - a tree or the wood
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acesco, -ere
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to turn sour
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consopio, -ire
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to put fast to sleep
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conspergo, -ere
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to besprinkle or bespatter all over
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cunctatio, cunctationis
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f. hesitation
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documentum, i
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a lesson, example
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dudum
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a while ago, just now
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dulcesco, -ere
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to become sweet
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dumosus a um
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full of thorns
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duritia ae
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hardness, rigour, cynicism
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elatro, -are
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to bark out
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elido, -ere
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to knock, dash, or crush out
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fluvius, i
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a river
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focale, is
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a neck-cloth, cravat |
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fodico, -are
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to nudge, prod
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foederatus a um
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leagued together, confederated
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foramen, inis
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an opening, hole
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hasta, ae
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a spear, spike, javelin
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hemerodromus, i
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a scout, courier
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femicillus, i
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a mule (a term of reproach)
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hepatarius a um
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of the liver
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helveolus a um
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yellowish
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heluo, heluonis
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a glutton, squanderer
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herbesco, -ere
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to grow into blades
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istac
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by that way
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iubar, iubaris
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the radiance, splendour, brightness
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lucunde
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agreeably, pleasantly
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insidiae, -arum
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f. pl. plot, ambush
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loculus, i
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a little place, a small receptacle
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locuples, -etis
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full of landed property, wealthy
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locupleto, -are
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to make rich, enrich
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locusta, ae
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a locust
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loquella, ae
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speech, discourse, a language
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libellus, i
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a note
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magalia, -ium
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nt. pl. huts, kraal
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mamma, ae
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a breast
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manceps, mancipis
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m. a purchaser (from the state)
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mitis, mite
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mild, mellow, soft, placid
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misellus a um
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wretched little (homo)
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molimen, moliminis
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nt. a great exertion, effort
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ob
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on account of + acc.
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valetudo, valetudinis
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f. health, illness, state of health
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valgus a um
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bow-legged
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assideo, -ere, assedi
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to sit down
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conspiratus a um
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conspiring, in conspiracy
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officium, i
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duty
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species, speciei
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f. form; pretence, appearance
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ilico
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adv. straightaway
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suscipio, -ere
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to undertake, to perpetrate a crime
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adprehendo, -ere
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to seize, catch
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renuo, -ere, renui
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to refuse
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gestus, -us
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m. gesture
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alius a ud
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other, different, else
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differo, differre, distuli, dilatum
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to put off
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uterque, utraque utrumque
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each (of two); both
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umerus i
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shoulder
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una
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adv. together
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iste a ud
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that of yours, that yonder
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aversus a um
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turned away
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infra
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below
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iugulum, i
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throat, neck
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traicio, -ere traicieci, traiectum
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to run through, stab
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arripio, -ere, -vi, arreptum
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seize, snatch
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graphium, graphii
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stylus
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animadverto, -ere, animadverti, animadversum
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to notice
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undique
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on every side, on all sides
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stringo, -ere, strinxi, strictum
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to draw, draw tight
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pugio, pugionis
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m. dagger
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obvolvo, -ere, obvolvi
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cover up, muffle
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imus a um
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bottom of
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crus, cruris
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nt leg
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