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228 Cards in this Set
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aeterno
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forever
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apertus,-a,-um
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open
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autem
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however
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benignus,-a,-um
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kind
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ceterus,-a,-um
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other
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cur
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why?
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dum
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while, as long as
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ferus, -a, -um
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wild
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formosus,-a,um
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beautiful
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itaque
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and, so, therefore
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iustus,-a,-um
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just
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magnus,-a,-um
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very, great, large
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maxime
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especially, greatly
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mihi
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to me
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miser, misera, miserum
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wretched, miserable
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multus,-a,-um
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many, much
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novus,-a,-um
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new, strange
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obscurus,-a,-um
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dark
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olim
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once, once upon a time
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parvus,-a,-um
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small
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per + acc
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because of, on account of
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pius, pia, pium
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holy, pious
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plenus,-a,-um
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full, complete
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pro + abl
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in front of, before
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propter + acc
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near, close
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pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum
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pretty
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quamquam
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nevertheless
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quis
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who?
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quotiens
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how often, how many times
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sanctus,-a,-um
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holy, sacred
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se
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himself, herself, itself, themselves
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si
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if
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sine + abl
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without
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solus,-a,-um
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alone, only
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superbus,-a,-um
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proud
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suus,sua,suum
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his,her,its, their own
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timidus,-a,-um
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timid, shy
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ultimus,-a,-um
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last
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desisto,-ere(3),-stiti,-stitum
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desist, stop
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devoro (1)
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consume, devour
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humo (1)
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bury
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inquit
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he, she says, said; a defective verb
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noceo,-ere(2),-ui,-itum +dat
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harm,injure
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paro (1)
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prepare
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pervideo,-ere(2),-vidi,-visum
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see through, realize
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possum,posse,potui
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can,be able
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puto(1)
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think; freq. with substantive clause
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reporto (1)
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carry back, report
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frondeo, -ere (2)
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put forth leaves
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prehendo, -ere(3),-hendi,-hensum
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cath, seize, grasp
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timeo,-ere(2), timui
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fear, be afraid
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vasto (1)
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destroy, lay waste
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vivo, -ere(3), vixi, victum
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live
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noli, nolite!
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don't! + infinitive; imperative
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dubito (1)
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doubt, hesitate
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impero (1)
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command, order
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intro (1)
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enter
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iubeo,-ere(2), iussi, iussum
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order, command
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sedeo,-ere(2), sedi, sessum
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sit, remain, stay
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venio,-ire (4), veni, ventum
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come
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absum,abesse,afui,afuturum
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be absent, be away
"you can banish a b" |
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adsum, adesse, adfuis, adfuturum
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be present, be near
"but d doesn't disappear" |
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exspecto (1)
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await, wait for
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fugito (1)
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flee, shun, avoid
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horresco,-ere (3), horrui
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bristle, grow rought with hair on end
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servo (1)
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save, protect
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tendo,-ere (3), tetendi, tentum or -sum
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stretch out, extend
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transporto (1)
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transport, carry
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appropinquo (1)
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approach
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curo (1)
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care for
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evito (1)
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avoid, shun; cf. fugito
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iaceo,-ere (2), iacui
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to lie (at rest); eng. lie,lay,lain
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invoco (1)
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invoke, call upon
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retineo,-ere(2),-retinui,-tentum
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keep,hold back,restrain
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celo (1)
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hide, conceal
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devoveo,-ere(2),devovi,devotum
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devote
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erro(1)
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wander, make a mistake
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maneo,-ere(2),mansi
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remain, stay
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suspiro (1)
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breathe
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teneo,tenere,tenui,tentum
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keep,hold, possess,have
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video,videre (2),vidi,visum
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see
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congelo (1)
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freeze,stiffen,congeal
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convoco (1)
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call together, summon
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exerceo,-ere (2), exercui, exercitum
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train,exercise
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honoro (1)
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honor
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iuvo, iuvare, iuvi, iutum
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help, aid
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lacrimo (1)
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cry, weep
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relinquo,-ere (3), reliqui, relictum
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leave, leave behind, abandon
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rogo (1)
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ask, beg for
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volo (1)
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fly
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circumspecto (1)
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look about, glance
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moneo,-ere(2), monui,monitum
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warn, advise
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orno (1)
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decorate, adorn
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oro (1)
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beg for, plead for, pray for, implore
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praesto, praestare, -stiti, -stitum +dat.
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stand before, surpass
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rogo (1)
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ask for, beg for
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sto, stare, steti, statum
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stand
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muto (1)
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change
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neco (1)
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kill
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pendeo,-ere(2),pependi
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hang
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prohibeo,-ere(2),prohibui,prohibitum
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prevent,stop,prohibit
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ambulo (1)
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walk
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certo (1)
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contend, struggle vie with
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debeo,-ere (2),debui,debitum
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ought, owe
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dixit
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said
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doceo,-ere(2),docui,doctum
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teach
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habeo,-ere (2), habui, habitum
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have, hold
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monstro (1)
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show
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nego (1)
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deny
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quaeso
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please
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respondeo,-ere (2),respondi, responsum
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reply, answer, respond
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scribe, scribite!
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write! imperative
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simulo (1)
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imitate, copy, take the form of
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tempto (1)
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try, attempt
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voco (1)
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call, summon
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clamo (1)
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shout
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do, dare, dedi, datum
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give
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formo (1)
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shape, form, fashion
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glomero (1)
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make into a ball
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laboro (1)
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work
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laudo (1)
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praise
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salve, salvete!
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greetings, hail, hello! imperative
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vale, valete!
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farewell, goodbye! imperative
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amo (1)
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like, love
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desidero (1)
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desire
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ludo,ludere,lusi,lusum
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play
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narro (1)
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tell
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porto (1)
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carry
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specto (1)
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watch, look
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transformo (1)
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change
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est, sunt
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is,are; cf. eram, eras; ero, eris; fui, fuisti
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habito (1)
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live, dwell
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regno (1)
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rule
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specta, spectate!
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watch, look at! imperative
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annus,anni m.
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year
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anser, anseris m.
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goose
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cena,-ae f.
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meal
cenacle, a clique or circle, esp. literary |
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coniunx, coniugis c.
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spouse
<coniungo,-ere = join together |
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crater, crateris m. Gk.
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cup, bowl
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custos, custodis c.
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guardian
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homo, hominis, m.
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man, human
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miraculum,-i n.
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miracle
<mirus,-a,-um = wonderful,amazing |
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nomen, nominis n.
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name
nominate |
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os, oris n.
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mouth
oral |
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praemium, -ii n.
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prize, reward
premium money paid to obtain a loan, or a for insurance, or in addition to a regular price |
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sacerdos, sacerdotis c.
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priest(ess)
sacerdotal-relating to priestly duties |
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sacrificium,-ii n.
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sacrifice
<sacer,sacra,sacrum holy; an offering |
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advena,-ae c.
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stranger
<advenire- to arrive cf. adventuress |
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arbor,arboris f.
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tree
arboretum |
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cibus,-i m.
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food
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dominus,-i m.
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master
dominate |
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finis,finis,finium m/f
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end,limit,pl. border
finality |
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locus,-i (pl. loci/loca)
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place
locality |
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membrum,-i n.
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leg, appendage
dismember-to remove limbs |
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mensa,-ae f.
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table
mesa a table rock; commensalism |
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pars,partis,partium f.
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part
impartial |
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pater,patris m.
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father
patriarch |
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piscis,piscis,piscium m.
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fish
piscatorial |
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requies,requietis f.
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rest
<quies, quietis quiet; requiem hymn or mass for the repose of the dead |
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rex,regis m.
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king
regal |
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senex,senis,senum c.
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old man/woman
senior |
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stagnum,-i n.
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pool
stagnant |
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adultera,-ae f.
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adulteress
adultery |
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animal,animalis (n pl.-alia)
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animal
<anima breath; animalcule a microscopic organism |
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bracchium,-ii n.
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arm, branch
bracelet; embrace |
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causa,-ae f.
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cause, reason
causality |
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figura,-ae f.
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shape,form
configure; figurative |
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iniuria,-ae f.
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injury,insult,hurt
injurious adj. |
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matricidium,-ii n.
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matricide
pesticide |
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poena,-ae f.
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punishment
penalty; penalize |
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sensa,sensorum n. pl.
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feeling, sense
sensory; sensitive |
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tempus, temporis n.
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time
tempo; temporary |
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venator,-oris m.
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hunter
venison |
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verbum, -i n.
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word
verbal |
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vox, vocis f.
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voice
vocal |
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caelum,-i n.
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sky
celestial |
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delectamentum,-i n.
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delight
delectible |
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fibula,-ae f.
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pin, brooch
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iaculum,-i n.
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javelin
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ira,-ae f.
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anger
ire |
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pretium,-ii n.
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price
precious |
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somnus,-i m.
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sleep
insomnia |
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stella,-ae f.
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star
constellation |
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ursa,-ae f.
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bear
Ursa Major |
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vestimentum,-i n.
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clothes
<vestis garment; vestibule |
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victor,-oris m.
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winner
<vincere to conquer; victorious |
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ager,agri m.
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field
agrarian; agriculture |
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auxilium,-ii f.
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help, aid
auxiliary |
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cera,-ae f.
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wax
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concilium,-ii n.
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assembly
council; reconcile; conciliatory |
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fistula,-ae f.
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pipes of Pan
fistulous= tubular, hollow, as a reed |
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fuga,-ae f.
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flight
fugitive; refuge; refugee |
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ripa,-ae f.
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bank
riparian adj. pertaining to a stream's bank |
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satyrus,-i m.
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satyr
Satyridae, family of butterflies |
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sonus,-i m.
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sound
resonate; consonant |
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unda,-ae f.
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wave
undulation, undulatory |
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vir,viri m.
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man
virility, virile |
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aera m. (Gk. acc. sg)
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air
aerobatic |
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campus,-i m.
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field
camp; campaign |
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equus,-i m.
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horse
equestrian; equitation |
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funera n. pl.
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funerals
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lacrima,-ae f.
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tear
lacrimose; lacrimal |
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mater,matris f.
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mother
maternal; maternity |
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moenia,-ium n. pl.
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walls, fortifications
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mora,-ae f.
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pause, delay
moratorium |
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poena,-ae f.
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punishment
impunity |
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populus,-i m.
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people
populace |
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querella,-ae f.
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complaint
querulous; quarrel |
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ruina,-ae f.
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disaster, destruction
ruin; ruinous; ruination |
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sagitta,-ae f.
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arrow
sagittal; Sagittarius |
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schola,-ae f. Gk.
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school
scholastic |
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statua,-ae f.
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statue
statuesque |
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ara,-ae f.
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altar (in church)
Ara Pacis- a dedication to Peace by Augustus |
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donum,-i n.
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gift
donation |
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fama,-ae f.
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fame,rumor,report
famous |
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familia,-ae f.
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family
familiar |
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filius,-ii m.
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son
affiliation; filial |
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flamma,-ae f.
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flame
inflammatory |
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fortuna,ae f.
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luck
fortune |
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liberi,-orum m.
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children
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oculus,-i m.
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eye
ocular |
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oppidum,-i n.
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town
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potentia,-ae f.
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power
potent; potential cf. potestas |
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puer,-i m.
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boy
puerile |
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regia,-ae f.
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palace
regal |
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superbia,-ae f.
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pride
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templum,-i n.
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temple
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via,-ae f.
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road,route,way
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