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64 Cards in this Set
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vis |
vis (f) -power, force, violence |
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vires |
virium (f.pl) - strength |
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eo |
iri, ii or ivi, iturus - to go |
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abeo |
abire, abii or -ivi, abiturus - to go away,depart |
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adeo |
adire, adii or -ivi, aditurus - to go towards, approach |
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exeo |
exire, exii or -ivi, exiturus - to go out, exit |
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ineo |
inire, inii or -ivi, initurus - to enter; begin |
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pereo |
perire, perii or -ivi, periturus - to perish, die |
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redeo |
redire, redii or -ivi, rediturus - to go back, return |
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subeo |
subire, subii or -ivi, subiturus - to go up; to undergo; to approach |
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transeo |
transire, transii or -ivi, transiturus - to go across, cross |
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fero |
ferre, tuli, latus - to carry, bear, endure; report, say |
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adfero |
adferre, attuli, adlatus - to bring to; cause |
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aufero |
auferre, abstuli, ablatus - to carry away, take away |
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confero |
conferre, contuli, collatus - to bring together, collect; compare; contribute |
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se conferre |
to proceed, go |
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infero |
inferre, intuli, illatus - to bring in, introduce; inflict |
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offero |
offerre, obtuli, oblatus - to offer, bring forward |
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refero |
referre, rettuli, relatus - to carry back, bring back, report |
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tollo |
tollere, sustuli, sublatus - to lift up, raise; remove, carry off, steal |
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infelix |
infelicis - unhappy, unlucky |
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cunctus |
cuncta, cunctum - the whole, all (collectively) |
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fructus |
fructus (m) - fruit, enjoyment; profit |
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gloria |
gloriae (f) - glory, fame; ambition, boasting |
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memoria |
memoriae (f) = memory, recollection; history |
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motus |
motūs (m) - emotion, impulse; movement |
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accido |
accidere, accidi - to fall at/near; happen |
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adsum |
adesse, adfui, adfuturus - to be present, be near |
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appello |
appellare, appellavi, appellatus - to name, call upon, address |
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bibo |
bibere, bibi, bibiturus - to drink |
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despero |
desperare, desperavi, desperatus - to despair |
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dimitto |
dimittere, dimisi, dimissus - to send away, send forth; dismiss; abandon |
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floreo |
florēre, florui - to bloom; prosper, flourish |
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hortor |
hortari, hortatus sum - to urge, encourage |
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neglego |
neglegere, neglexi, neglectus - to ignore, neglect |
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beatus |
beata, beatum - happy, blessed; prosperous |
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rectus |
recta, rectum - straight, upright; right; virtuous, honest |
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denique |
finally, at last; in short; in fact |
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equidem |
truly, indeed |
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forsitan |
perhaps |
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utinam |
(signals a wish); if only, would that |
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an |
or |
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cupiditas |
cupiditatis (f) - desire, wish, longing, eagerness |
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cupido |
cupidinis (f) - desire, wish, longing, eagerness |
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ingenium |
ingeniī (n) - talent, (innate) nature, character |
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opus |
operis (n) - work, labor, task |
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opus est |
(+dat) - there is a need/use (for) |
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murus |
muri (m) wall; fortification wall for a city |
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pons |
pontis (m) - bridge |
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iungo |
iungere, iunxi, iunctus - to join, unite, connect; yoke |
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mentior |
mentiri, mentitus sum - to lie, speak or say falsely |
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morior |
mori, mortuus sum - to die |
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certus |
certa, certum - fixed, established, certain; specified; reliable, sure |
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certe |
(adv) certainly, surely, of course; at least |
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quantus |
quanta, quantum - how much |
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autem |
(postpositive) - however; on the contrary |
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cur |
why? |
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nē |
not (used with imperative & perfect subj) |
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quidem |
(postpositive) - indeed, certainly, in fact |
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ne…quidem |
not…even |
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totiens |
so often |
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at |
but; at least; then |
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ne |
in order that….not (used with subj) |
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ut |
in order that; so that |