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318 Cards in this Set
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ēdūcare
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to educate, bring up
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stringere
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draw tight
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acer, acris
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sharp
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vadere
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to lead
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telum
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sharp weapons
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luctus
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grief
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prōicere
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throw down
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sternere
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to scatter
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talis, -e
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such an amount, so much
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ūna
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all together (adv)
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patēre, patui
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to stand open
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tergere, tectum
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to cover
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operīre
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to cover
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reficere, -fectum
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rebuilt
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nōndum
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after
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tēctum
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covered (tergere)
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trādere
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surrender
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aes, aeris
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money, copper (n)
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cloāca
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sewer, drain
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palūs, -ūdis
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swamp
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vīcus
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village, street, row of houses
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prōra
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prow of a ship
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aedēs, -is (f)
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temple, shrine, house (pl)
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ēvenīre, eveni, eventus
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come out
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āra, -ae
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altar
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arare
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plow
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steti (v)
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stand, standstill (stare, status)
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faciēs (5th) (f)
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shape, face
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aurare, auravi, aurātus
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to gild
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vetustās
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old age (f)
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vetustus, -a, -um
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ancient (adj)
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cepi, captus
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seize (capere)
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munīre, -ivi, munitus
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fortify
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later, lateris
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brick
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ulcīscī, ultus
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avenge, punish
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incohāre
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begin, start work
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auxi, auctus (v)
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increase (augēre)
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inīre, inivi, initus
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enter, undertake
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orīrī, ortus
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rise
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aureus, -a, -um
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of gold (also a noun form)
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adimere
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to withdraw, take away (ademi, ademptus)
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praeclarus, -a, -um
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very clear
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eminere, eminui
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to stand out
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adiungere, adiunxi, adiunctus
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to add
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iungere, iunxi, iunctus
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to join
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iūre
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by right (adv)
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iūs, -ūris
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law, legal system (n)
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sequī, secutus
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to follow, accompany
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pervenīre, perventus
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reach, arrive
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caput, -is
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(n) head, life, leader
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gere, gessi, gestus
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to bear, carry
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traxi, tractus
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to draw, drag, derive, get (trahere)
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Tiberis, -is
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Tiber river
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arvum
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arable fields, soil
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arvus, -a, -um
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arable (adj)
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colere, colui, cultus
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inhabit, cultivate, honor
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prope, propius, proxime
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(adv) near
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proprior, -ius
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nearer (adj)
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communis, -e
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common (adj)
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commune, -is
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common (noun) (n)
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mensis, -is
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month (masculine)
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mōlēs, -is
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rocks, large mass (f)
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avehere, avexi, avectus
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to carry away
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ussi, ustus
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to burn (urere)
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rectus, rectior, rectissimus
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right, straight, proper (adj)
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rego, regere, rexi, rectus
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to rule, guide
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carui, caritus
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to be without (careo, carere)
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anguis, -is
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snake (c)
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peto, petere, petivi, petitus
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to attack
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tango (v); tetigi (v)
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to touch, strike (tangere)
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fero, ferre, tuli, latus
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bring, bear, tell
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stare, steti, status
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stand, stand still
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Achīvī -ōrum
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Graecī
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farī, fatus
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to say
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rōbur, -oris
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oak, tough material (n)
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tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatus
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raise, destroy, remove, steal
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ērigere, erēxisse
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raise (cf. tollere) (cf ērēctus)
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tener, -a, tenerior, tenerrimus
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tender, soft, young
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latere, latui
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to lie hidden, lurk
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later, -is
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brick
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latus, -eris
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side (n)
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medius, -a, -um
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middle, common, moderate (adj)
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explicāre <> implicāre
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to unfold <> to entwine
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clipeus
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shield (us. bronze)
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perrexi, perrectus (v)
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to proceed (pergere)
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mererī = merere
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to merit
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funis, -is
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rope
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fatum, -i
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fate
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velut
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just as, as if
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-o, consistere, consisti, constitus
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to stay, stop, pause
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patefacere, patefeci, patefactus
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to reveal, open (cf patere: to open)
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patere, patui
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to stand open
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patī, passus sum
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suffer, allow
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labī, lapsus
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slip, slide, fall
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cūstōs, cūstōdis
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guards, watchers
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recipere, recepi, receptus
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record, keep back, recover
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qualis, -e
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what kind/soft/condition (of) (adj)
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crinis, -is
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hair
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capillus
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hair
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vulnus, vuleris
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wound (n)
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tuerī, tuitus
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to see, protect
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graviter
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violently, deeply (adv)
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gemo, gemere, gemui, gemitus
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to moan
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spirare, spiravi, spiratus
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to breathe
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Penēs
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(us. pl) gods of home, dwelling, family (3rd)
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culmen, -is
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height (neu)
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eripere, eripui, ereptus
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to snatch away
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affero, afferre, attuli, allatus
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to bring to, carry, convey
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edūcāre
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to raise, educate
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agmen, -inis
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stream, herd, flock (n)
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acer, acris -e, acrior, acerrimus
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sharp, bitter
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vasi (verb)
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to advance (vadere)
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telum
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weapon
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undique
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from every side (adv)
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vinculum
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chain
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lūctus, -ūs
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grief
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prōicere, proieci, proiectus
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To throw down, abandon
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frūstrā
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in vain (adv)
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stravi, stratus
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to spread (sterno, sternere)
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pandi, passus
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to spread out (pando, pandere)
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passis manibus
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with hands outstretched (cf pandere)
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rui, rutus
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to ruin (ruo, ruere)
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vis, vis
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strength (singular only) (f)
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vis, viris
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strength of body (f) (plural only)
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dūdum
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not long before
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amplectī, amplexus
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to surround
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imago, imaginis
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image (f)
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tan dūdum
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long ago
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commovēre, commotus
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to shake, stir up
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aura
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breeze
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pariter
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equally, together (adv)
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micāre, micui
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to vibrate
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respicere, respexi, respectus
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to look back
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prōpicere, prōspexi, prōspectus
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foresee
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socius, soci(ī)
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associate, ally
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repeto, repetere, repetivi, repetitus
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to return, repeat
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revisere
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to revisit
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conferre, contuli, collatus
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bring together
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nūmen, -is
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divine will (n)
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comitare, comitavi, comitatus
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to accompany
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sivi (perf), situs (pp)
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to allow (sino, sinere)
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vāstus, vāstior, vāstissimus
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huge, vast, monstrous
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ūber, ūberis, ūberior, ūberrimus
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fertile, rich
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rēgius, -a -um
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royal (adj)
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recēdere, recessisse
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to recede
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prehendo, prehendere, prehendi, prehensus ( = comprendere)
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catch
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amor, -is
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love (masculine)
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tenuis, tenue; tenuior -us, tenuissimus
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thin, delicate, weak (adj)
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hiems, hiemis
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winter, of winter (f)
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profugus (adj & noun)
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fugitive
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profugere
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to escape
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ventīs vēla dare
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to set sail
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dīs
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diīs (dat/abl gods)
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pondus, -eris
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weight (n)
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potīrī = potī
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obtain; become master of (with abl or gen)
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citō
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quickly
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excēdere, excessi, excessus
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to withdraw
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pollicerī, pollicitus
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to promise
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proveho, provehere, provexi, provectus
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to carry, to be carried
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perturbare
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to confuse, disturb, perturb
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noctū
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(adv) at night, by night
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adstare, adsteti, adstatus
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stand at/on/by/near
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sēdēs, sēdis
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(f) seat, home, residence
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aliēnus
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foreign, unworthy, hostile (adj & noun) (cf. proprius)
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parens, -entis
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parents (c)
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somnium
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dream
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rūrsus
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(adv) turn back, on the contrary, return, again
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corripio, corripere, corripui, correptus
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to seize, hasten, carry away
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pp. desertus (+abl)
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be without (cf. deserere, to desert)
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aequor, -is
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surface of the sea, smooth surface (n)
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longinquus, longinquior, longinquissimus
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remote (cf. propinquus)
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provectus, -a, -um
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advanced, late elderly
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prōvehō, prōvehere, prōvēxī, prōvectus
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to carry, sail, to be carried
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nimbus
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rainstorm, cloud
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repentīnus, -a, -um
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sudden
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iactare, iactavi, iactatus
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to throw away (cf iacere)
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subitus, -a, -um
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sudden, rash
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totidem
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as many (adj, undec)
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caucior, caecissimus (adj)
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blind, unseeing (cf caecus)
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quoad
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as long as, until;
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dēferre, detuli, delātus
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to carry/bring/sink/fall down/off
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pepulī (v)
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beat; drive out; push; banish, strike, defeat, drive away, rout (pellō, pellere, pulsus)
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volucer, volucris, volucre
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winged; able to fly; flying; in rapid motion, fleet/swift; transient, fleeting;
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volucris, volucris
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bird (f)
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voltus, voltūs
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face
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impleō, implēre, implēvī, implētus
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to fill
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unda, undae
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wave
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metuendus, metuenda, metuendum
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fearful, terrible, dreadful
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fessus, fessa, fessum
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wearied
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peto, petere, petivi, petitus
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attack
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praeter
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except, besides
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vexī (v)
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to bear, carry (vehere)
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accēdō, accēdere, accessī, accessus
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to go to, come to (cedere = go away)
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potior, potīrī, potītus
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to become master of
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certus, certa, certum
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determined, resolved, fixed, settled, purposed, certain
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fīō, fierī, -, fitus
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to be done, to be made
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impleō, implēre, implēvī, implētus
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to fill up
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demittō, demittere, demīsī, demissus
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to send down
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extrēmus, extrēma, extrēmum
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outermost
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mānēs, -ium
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(pl) animae mortuōrum (m)
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agnovi, agnitus (v)
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to recognize (agnōscere)
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Phoebus, Phoebī (Φοίβος)
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apollo, the sun
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dīgressus, dīgressūs
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departure
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dīgredior, dīgredī, dīgressus
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to go apart
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nūmen, nūminis
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a command, will, authority (divine as well) (lit. a 'nod') (neuter)
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sēnsī, sēnsus (v)
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to sense (sentire)
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vītō, vītāre, vītāvī, vītātus
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to shun, avoid
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iuvencus, iuvencī
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young bullock
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nō, nāre, nāvī
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to swim
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nāscor, nāscī, nātus
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to be born
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for (v)
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to speak (fari)
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vetō, vetāre, vetuī, vetitus
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not to suffer, not to permit
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ratus (pp)
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to reckon (reor, rērī)
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advehō, advehere, advēxī, advectus
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to bring hither
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laevus, laeva, laevum
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left (adj)
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laeva, laevae
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left hand (noun)
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petō, petere, petīvī, petītus
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to strive for, seek, attack
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īmus, īma, īmum
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lowest (contraction for infimus)
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gurges, gurgitis
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whirlpool
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cauda, caudae
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tail
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antrum, antrī (άντρον)
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cave, hollow
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praestō, praestāre, praestitī, praestitus
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to stand out (in a good way)
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experior, experīrī, expertus
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to try, prove
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fac
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Imp. of facere
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perveniō, pervenīre, pervēnī, perventus
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to come up, arrive
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vātēs, vātis
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seer, foreteller
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orior, orī, oritus;
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to rise (cf orare, to pray)
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ore!
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arise! (cf orī)
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iussit (v)
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pres. active of iubere ('he commands')
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prōmunturium, prōmunturiī
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projecting part of mountain
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proficiscendi
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gerund of proficīscī, profectus (set out)
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proficīscī, profectus
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to start, set forward
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aurōra, aurōrae (Ηώσ)
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morning, daybreak
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rubeō, rubēre
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to get red, blush
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humilis, humile
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lowly
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apparuerunt
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3rd person perfect of apparere (to appear)
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appāruī, appāritus (v)
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to appear
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merus, mera, merum
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pure, unmixed
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celsus, celsa, celsum
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raised, elevated
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moror, morārī, morātus
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to delay, tarry, stay, wait, remain, linger, loiter [pause]
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morari (v), mōrātus (adj)
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mannered (from mos)
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morātus, morāta, morātum
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belated (adj) (morari: to pause) (cf. mōrātus, adj, 'mannered': cf 'mos, mores')
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Iūnō, Iūnōnis
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a daughter of Saturn, sister and wife of Jupiter, goddess of marriage
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flō, flāre, flāvī, flātus
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to blow, cast
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quīcumque, quaecumque, quodcumque
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whoever, whatever, whosoever, whatsoever
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Cūr in terra iacēs?
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Why are you lying on the ground? (iacēre, iacēo; cf. iacere, iacio)
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unde / inde
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whence (from which place) / thence (from that place)
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imo
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on the contrary, no indeed (contradiction)
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scīlīcet
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one may know
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pulsāta (v)
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to pulsate (pp of pulsare)
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ēdō, ēdere, ēdidī, ēditus
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to give out (ē + dare)
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nīmīrum
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one may know (scīlīcet)
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scopulus
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saxum ēminēns
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ignārus viae
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ignorant of the way
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advectī sunt
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(they) were brought (cf advehere)
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interdum
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sometimes
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latuērunt
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perf of latere (to hide)
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ortus, ūs <--> occāsus, -ūs
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rising <--> setting (nouns)
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cōnficī
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to make, finish off, kill (cōnsūmī, invalidus fierī)
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fames, -is
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hunger (f)
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supplex, -icis
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supplication, supplicant (n & adj) (ōrāns)
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prōcēdere, -cessisse, processus
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to proceed
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scidi (v)
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to tear, split (perfect of scindere, scissus)
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horribilis, -e
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horrendus (both adj)
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agnoscere, agnitus
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to recognize
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exterritus (v)
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pp of exterrere (to terrify)
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contulit
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perf of cōnferre (to bring together)
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flētū precibusque
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with tears and prayers
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prex, -ecis
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prayer (f)
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deos superōs
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highest gods
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ōrō (v)
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I pray (orāre)
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Fateor mē
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I confess (faterī w/ acc)
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fassus sum
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admit, confess (w/ acc) (fateor, fateri)
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iacite mē in flūctūs!
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pl. imp of iacere, -io; lit. "you all throw me in the waves!"
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quam ob rem
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for what reason [non-question form of Why? Wherefore?]
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"Sī pereō, hominum manibus perisse iuvābit!"
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V: If I die, by hands of men to be killed (perire) it will be aided (iuvare) [i.e. not will of gods]
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esset (v)
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from 'esse', 3rd person sing sub. imperfect
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vīxī
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perf. of vivere (to live)
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vīcī, vīctus
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perf inf & pp of vincere (to conquer)
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terrōre (n)
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3rd decl.abl of terror, -ōris
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profectus sum
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proficīscor, proficīscī, profectus (to proceed)
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infēlīcis
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gen of infēlīx
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sociī
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gen of socius
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antrum
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cave
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īnfandus
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horrendus
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Egomet
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ego ipse
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membra
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pl of membrum
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tālia
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so great
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passus est
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suffered, allowed, endured (patī, passum) (cf. = sinere)
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sinere
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to allow
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implētus
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pp of implere, to fill
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hasta acūta
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sharp spear
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fronte (n)
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abl of frons, frontis (c)
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dēfīgō, dēfīgere, dēfīxī, dēfīxus
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to fix, sink weapon into
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quālis
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what quality (kind of)
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lītora
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pl of lītus (shore, neuter; 3rd class)
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incīdere = secāre
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to cut (into) (cf caedere, to chop)
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caedere, cecidi, caesus
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to chop
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incitāre
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citō movēre (to incite)
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nōta (v)
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f. pp of noscere (to learn)
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quālis, quāle (adv)
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as, just as
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adimō, adimere, adēmī, adēmptus
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to take away, take from, deprive of
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posset
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impf. sub. of posse
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sustulit
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perf. of tollere (to raise, destroy)
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contremēscere -muisse
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valdē tremere
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concurrere -risse
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in eundem locum currere
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cōnspectus; cōnspectū
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view, aspect (also supine of conspicere)
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genitor -ōris
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pater
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āmīsit
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amittere (to lose, dismiss)
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aetāte
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abl of aetas, aetatis (f) (age)
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excēdere, excessisse
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to exit, depart, retire
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ē vītā excessit
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from life to leave; to die
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ēreptus
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pp of eripere (snatched away, rescued)
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sepelīvisse sepultum (v)
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(hominem mortuum) terrā operīre (cf sepelīre)
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quatere
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to move/fall quickly
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spargere
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throw, plant
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ferō, ferre, tulī, lātus
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to carry, move, lead;
[present] snatch, plunder, spoil |
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se ferre (tuli, latus)
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to move, betake oneself, hasten, rush
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