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49 Cards in this Set
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nūntiō
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nūntiāre, nūntiāvī, nūntiātus
declare, announce |
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annūntiō
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annūntiāre, annūntiāvī, annūntiātus
announce |
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plācō
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plācāre, plācāvī, plācātus
appease; reconcile |
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pūrgō
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pūrgāre, pūrgāvī, pūrgātus
purify, purge |
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vīvificō
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vīvificāre, vīvificātus
bring to life, make live |
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admittō
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admittere, admīsī, admissus
join, admit; allow, permit |
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āmittō
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āmittere, āmīsī, āmissus
send off; lose |
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ēmittō
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ēmittere, ēmīsī, ēmissus
send out |
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remittō
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remittere, remīsī, remissus
send back; forgive |
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eō
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īre, īvī (iī), itus
go |
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abeō
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abīre, abīvī (abiī), abitus
go away, leave |
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adeō
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adīre, adīvī (adiī), aditus
go to, approach |
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circumeō
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circumīre, circumīvī (circumiī) circumitus
go about |
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exeō
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exīre, exīvī (exiī), exitus
go out, leave |
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ineō
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inīre, inīvī (iniī), initus
go in, enter upon |
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intereō
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interīre, interīvī (interiī), interitus
perish, die |
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introeō
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introīre, introīvī (introiī), introitus
go within, enter |
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obeō
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obīre, obīvī (obiī), obitus
go to meet, die |
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pereō
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perīre, perīvī (periī, more common), peritus
perish, die, be lost |
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pertrānseō
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pertrānsīre, pertrānsīvī (pertrānsiī), pertrānsitus
go all about, go away; pierce |
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praeeō
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praeīre, praeīvī (praeiī), praeitus
go before |
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prōdeō
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prōdīre, prōdīvī (prōdiī), prōditus
go forth |
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redeō
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redīre, redīvī (rediī), reditus
go back, return |
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subeō
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subīre, subīvī (subiī), subitus
go under, submit to; climb |
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trānseō
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trānsīre, trānsīvī (trānsiī), trānsitus
go across, pass through, pass away |
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adsum (assum)
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adesse, affuī , --
be present |
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prōsum
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prōdesse, prōfuī , --
avail, profit, be advantageous (to) + dative |
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volō
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velle, voluī, --
want, wish, be willing |
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Rōma
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Rōmae
n., 1, f. Rome |
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locus
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loca, neuter pl.
locī n, 2, m. place |
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dīlēctiō
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dīlēctiōnis
n., 3, f. love |
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laus
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laudis
n., 3, f. praise |
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pietās
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pietātis
n., 3, f. goodness; tenderness, pity |
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remissiō
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remissiōnis
n., 3, f. forgiveness, remission |
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tellūs
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tellūris
n., 3, f. earth |
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adventus
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adventūs
n., 4, m. coming, advent |
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frūctus
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frūctūs
n., 4, m. fruit |
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clēmēns
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adj.
clēmentis, genitive merciful |
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supplex
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adj.
supplicis, genitive suppliant |
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vetus
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veteris, genitive
adj. old, ancient, former |
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acceptābilis, acceptābile
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adj.
acceptable (to) + dative |
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episcopālis, episcopāle
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adj.
of a bishop, episcopal |
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invīsibilis, invīsibile
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adj.
spiritual, invisible |
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vīsibilis, vīsibile
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adj.
tangible, visible |
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Jerūsalem
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Hebrew, indeclinable noun
Jerusalem |
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Hierosolyma
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Hierosolymae
n., 1, f. Jerusalem |
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Hierosolyma
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Hierosolymōrum
n., 2, n Jerusalem |
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ūsque
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adv.
as far as, all the way |
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ūsque ad
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+ accusative
even to, up to, all the way to |