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12 Cards in this Set

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verb
verb, word
nul
nothing
equ
equal, even
sequ, secut
to follow
simil, simul
like, same
pot
to have power
aqu(a)
water
duc(t)
to lead
pung, punct (poign)
to prick, to point
dic(t)
to say
art (ert)
art, craft, skill
tempor
time