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44 Cards in this Set
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Mox
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Soon
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Quod
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because
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Ubi
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When/where
- Ubiquitous |
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Hodie
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Today
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Heri
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Yesterday
- Heritage |
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Cras
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Tomorrow
- Procrastinate |
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Cur
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Why
- Curious |
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Quinque
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Five
*Indeclinable (their endings don't change) |
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Decem
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Ten
- December - Decimate *Indeclinable (their endings don't change) |
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Vester, Vestra, Vestrum
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Your (plural)
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Verus
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True
- Very - Verisimilitude |
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Tuus
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you (singular)
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Tertius
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Third
- tertiary |
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Suus
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His/her/their
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Stultus
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Stupid
- Stultify |
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Solus
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Alone/only
- Sole |
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Secundus
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Second
- second |
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Primus
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First
- prime |
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Parvus
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Small/little
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Novus
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New
- novitiate - renovate - novice |
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Notus
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noted/famous
- noted |
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Meus
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My
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Malus
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Bad/evil/wicked
- mal - malicious |
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Magnus
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big/large
- magnitude - magnify - magnate |
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Longus
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Long
- longitude - long - elongate |
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Latus
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Wide
- lateral - latitude |
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Laetus
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Happy
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Iratus
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Angry/irate
- irate |
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Ignavus
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lazy/cowardly
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Fidus
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faithful
- fidelity - infidelity - fiduciary |
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Densus
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thick/dense
- dense - density |
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Clarus
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bright/clear
- clarity |
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Bonus
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Good
- bonus - bon (french) - bonbon |
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Antiquus
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Old
- antique - antiquated |
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Anxius
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Worried/anxious
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Angustus
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narrow/steep
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Altus
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high/deep/tall
- altitude - altimeter |
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Albus
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White
- Albino - Alb |
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Cui bono?
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Who stands to gain/who benefits?
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Curriculum vitae
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The course of ones life (resume)
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Delerium tremens
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The shakes/trembling deleriously
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Exitus acta probat
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The end justifies the means
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Felix qui nihil debet
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Happy is he who owes nothing
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Habea corpus
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You may have the body
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