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541 Cards in this Set
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acies, -ei, f.
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Cutting edge, sharpness; line of battle.
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addo, addere, addidi, additum
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To add.
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adipiscor, adipisci, adeptum
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to obtain
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administro (1)
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to conduct, administer
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admodum
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very much, quite.
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adventus, us, m
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arrival.
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adversus, a, um.
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facing, opposed.
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aeger, -gra, -grum
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sick
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aequo (1)
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to make equal, equal.
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aestimo (1)
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to value, estimate.
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agger, eris, m.
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rampart.
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agmen, agminis, n.
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army on the march, column.
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alacer, -cris, -cre
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lively, eager, keen.
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albus, -a, -um
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white.
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altus, a, um
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high, tall, deep.
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amplus, a, um
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large, big
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an
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or
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angustus, a, um
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narrow
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anxius, a, um
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worried, worrying
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aperio, aperire, aperui, apertum
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to open, disclose.
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appropinquo (1) + dat
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to approach, to come near.
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apto (1)
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to fasten, fit, adjust.
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aquila, ae, f.
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eagle.
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ara, ae, f.
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altar.
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arceo, arcere, acui, arcitum
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to keep away
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arcesso, arcessere, arcessivi, arcessitum
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to send for, fetch
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ardeo, ardere, arsi, arsum
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to burn.
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arduus, a, um
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steep
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argentum, i, n.
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silver.
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arguo, arguere, argui, argutum
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to reveal to affirm to accuse.
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aridus, a, um
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dry, barren
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aro (1)
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to plow
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ast
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on the other hand, for one's part
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atrox, atrocis
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dreadful, atrocious
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auctoritas, auctoritatis, f.
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authority
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augeo, augere, auxi, auctum
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to increase
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aurum, i, n.
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gold
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avis, avis, f.
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bird
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barba, ae, f.
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beard.
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barbarus, a, um
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foreign, barbarous
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biduum, i, n.
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two days
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bos, bovis, m/f
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cow, ox
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bracchium, i, n.
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arm, limb
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caedo, caedere, cecidi, caesum
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to beat, fell, kill
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calamitas, calamitatis, f.
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mistfortune, calamity
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callidus, a, um
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clever, cunning
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campus, i, m.
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plain, field
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canis, is, m/f
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dog.
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cano, canere, cecini
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to sing, sing of, prophesy
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captivus, i, m.
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prisoner of war
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carcer, carceris, m.
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prison
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caro, carnis, f.
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meat, flesh
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carrus, i, m.
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wagon
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castellum, i, n.
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fort, stronghold
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castra, orum, n pl.
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camp
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casus, us, m.
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fall, chance, accident
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caveo, cavere, cavi, cautum
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to beware (of)
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censeo, censere, censui, censum
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to think decide, assess
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cibus, i. m.
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food
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calidus, a, um
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warm, hot
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cinis, cineris, m.
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ashes
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circum, +acc
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round, round about
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citerior, ius,
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nearer
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clam
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secretly
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clamo (1)
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to shout
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classis, is, f.
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fleet, class (of citizens)
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claudo, claudere, clasui, clausum
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to shut, close, enclose
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clemens, clementis
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mild, lenient
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cliens, clientis, m/f
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client
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cohors, cohortis, f.
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cohort, bodyguard
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collis, collis, m
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hill
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colo, colere, colui, cultum
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to cultivate, foster; devote oneself to, worship
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commeatus, us, m.
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supplies, provisions
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commodus, a, um
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suitable, convenient
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comperio, comperire, comperi, compertum
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to find out, to learn, to discover
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condicio, condicionis, fi.
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arragement, settlement, agreement
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confestim
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at once, immediately
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consipicio, conspicere, conspexi, conspectum
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to catch sight of, see
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consuetudo, consuetudinis, f.
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custom, habit
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continuus, a, um
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continuous, successive
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controverisa, ae, f.
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a civili lawsuit, litigation, dispute; debate
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contumelia, ae, f.
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insult, affront
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convenio, convenire, conveni, conventum
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to come together, to meet, be agreed, be settled
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converto, convertere, conversi, conversum
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to turn, to change
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cor, cordis, n.
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heart
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coram + abl.
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before, in person
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cotidianus, a, um
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daily
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creber, crebra, crebrum
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frequent, numerous
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cruciatus, us, m.
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torture
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crudelis, e
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cruel
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custos, custodis, m.
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guardian, guard
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damno (1)
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to condemn, to sentence
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decerto (1)
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to fight to the end, contest to the finish
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declivis, e
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sloping downward, steep
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deditio, deditionis, f
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surrender, capitulation
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dedo, dedere, dedidi, deditum
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to give up, to surrender, yield; devote
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deduco, deducere, deduxi, deductum
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to lead/bring down, launch
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defensor, defensoris, m.
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defender
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defero, deferre, detuili, delatum
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to carry, bring, preort; to confer; to denounce
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defessus, a, um
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worn out, tired.
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diversus, a, um
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opposite, different
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divido, dividere, divisi, divisum
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to separate, divide; to share
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donec
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as long as, until
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edo, edere, edidi, editum
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to emit, bring forth, make known, publish
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effero, efferre, extuli, elatum
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to carry/bring out life; to elate
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efficio, efficere, effeci, effectum
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to make, effect, cause
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egregius, a, um
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outstanding, excellent
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emo, emere, emi, emptum
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to buy
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enuntio (1)
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to report, divulge, disclose
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eodem
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to the same place
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eques, equitis, m.
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horseman, knight
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eruptio, eruptionis, f.
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sally, sortie, attack
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eventus, us, m.
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outcome, result
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excedo, excedere, excessi, excessum
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to go away, depart
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exerceo, exercere, exrcui, exercitum
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to exercise, practice; to worry
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exiguus, a, um
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small, scanty
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existimo (1)
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to consider, think
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exitus, us, m
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exit, way out, end
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expedio, expedire, expedivi, expeditum
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to make ready; to extricate; to explain
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exploro (1)
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to reconnoiter, investigate
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eques, equitis, m.
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horseman, knight
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eruptio, eruptionis, f.
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sally, sortie, attack
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eventus, us, m.
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outcome, result
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excedo, excedere, excessi, excessum
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to go away, depart
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exerceo, exercere, exrcui, exercitum
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to exercise, practice; to worry
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exiguus, a, um
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small, scanty
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existimo (1)
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to consider, think
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exitus, us, m
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exit, way out, end
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expedio, expedire, expedivi, expeditum
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to make ready; to extricate; to explain
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exploro (1)
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to reconnoiter, investigate
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expungo (1)
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to conquer
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exstruo, exstruere, exstruxi, extructum
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to pile, build up, raise
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extra + acc.
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outside
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extremus, a, um
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outermost, utomost, last
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fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsum
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to deceive; to fail to keep
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fames, famis, f.
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hunger, famine
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fere
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about, almost; usually
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ferus, a, um
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wild, uncivilized
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figo, figere, fixi, fictum
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to fix, fasten; to pierce
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finio, finire, finivi, finitum
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to limit, delimit; to finish
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finitimus, a, um
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adjacent, neighboring
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firmo (1)
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to reinforce, strengthen
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fleo, flere, flevi, fletum
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to cry, weep
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fors, fortis, f.
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chance, fortune
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fossa, ae, f.
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ditch, trench.
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frango, frangere, fregi, fractum
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to break, shatter
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fraus, fraudis, f.
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deceit, guile
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frequens, frequentis
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numerous, frequent
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frons, frontis, f.
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horehead, brow; front
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frumentum, i, n.
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corn, grain
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frustra
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in vain
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fuga, ae, f.
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flight, escape
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fulgeo, fulgere, fulsi
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to flash, gleam
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funditor, funditoris, m.
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slinger
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fundo, fundere, fudi, fusum
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to pour; to shed; to rout
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fungor, fungi, functum sum + abl
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to discharge, complete
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gladius, i m.
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word
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gradior, gradi, gressum sum
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to walk, proceed
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gradus, us m.
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step; degree
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habito (1)
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to dwell, live, inhabit
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haereo, haerere, haesi, haesum
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to stick, cling
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harena, ae, f.
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sand
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haurio, haurire, hausi, haustum
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to draw, bail; to drink; to engulf
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heres, heredis, m.
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heir
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hiems, hiemis, f.
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winter
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horreo, horrere, horrui, horritum
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to bristle, stand on end; to shudder (at)
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hospes, hospitis, m.
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guest
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hostia, ae, f.
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sacrificial animal
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huc
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here, to this place
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ideo
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for that reason
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ignavus, a, um
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lazy, idle, slack
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ignoro (1)
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to not know; to be ignorant
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ignotus, a, um
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unknown
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imago, imaginis, f.
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picture, portrait, vision
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imitor, imitari, imitatus sum
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to imitate.
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immanis, is, e
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savage, fierce
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immineo, imminere, imminui, imminitum + dat
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to overhang, threaten
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immolo (1)
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to sacrifice, immolate
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immunis, is, e +abl
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exempt (from); tax-free
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impello, impellere, impuli, impulsum
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to strike, drive, compel
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impetro (1)
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to obtain (by request)
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impetus, us, m.
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onset, attack, charge.
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impleo, implere, implevi, impletum
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to fill, fulfill; to achieve
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implico, implicare, implicui, implicitum
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to enfold
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impono, impnonere, imposui, impositum
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to place (in/on), put
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imus, a, um
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lowest
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incendo, incendere, incedi, incensum
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to set on fire, inflame
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incido, incidere, incidi, incisum
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to cut
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incolo incolere, incolui
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to dwell in, inhabit
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incolumis, is, e
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unharmed, safe, intact
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inde
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from there, thence (forth)
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indico (1)
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to make known, declare
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indico, indicere, indixi, indictum
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to notify, declare
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induco, inducere, induxi, inductum
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to lead, bring (in); to introduce
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indulgeo, indulgre, indulsi,
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to be kind, indulgent; to indulge in, be addicted to
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induo, induere, indui, indutum
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to put on (clothes); to get dressed
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inermis, is, e
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unarmed, defenseless
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infero, inferre, intuli, illatum
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to bring (in), cause; to inflict
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inferus, a, um
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lower; (pl: the Underworld, the dead)
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infestus, a, um
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unsafe; infested, hostile
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infra + acc
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below
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inimicus, i, m.
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(personal) enemy
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iniquus, a, um
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unequal, unfair
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inops, (gen: inopis)
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destitue, needy, poor
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insequor, insequi, insecutus sum
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to follow, pursue
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insigne, is, n.
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mark, token, symbol
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instituo, instituere, institui, institutum
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to set up, establish, start; to train, instruct
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insto (1)
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to ress, urge, insist
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instruo, instruere, instruxi, instructum
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to draw up, arrange, equip
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integer, gra, grum
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intact, unhurt; blameless
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infra + acc
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below
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inimicus, i, m.
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(personal) enemy
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iniquus, a, um
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unequal, unfair
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inops, (gen: inopis)
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destitue, needy, poor
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insequor, insequi, insecutus sum
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to follow, pursue
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insigne, is, n.
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mark, token, symbol
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instituo, instituere, institui, institutum
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to set up, establish, start; to train, instruct
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insto (1)
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to press, urge, insist
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instruo, instruere, instruxi, instructum
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to draw up, arrange, equip
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integer, gra, grum
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intact, unhurt; blameless
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intercedo, intercedere, intercessi, intercessum
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to intervene, intercede
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intercludo, intercludere, interclusi, interclusum
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to cut off, block
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interdum
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at times, sometimes
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interea
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meanwhile
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intereo, interire, interii, interitum
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to die, perish
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interior, interius
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interior, inner (part of)
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intermitto, intermittere, intermisi, intermissum
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to interrupt, discontinue
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interrogo (1)
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to ask, question
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intervallum, i, n.
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interval, space, distance
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intra + acc
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inside, within
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invicem
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mutually, one another
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invitus, a, um
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unwilling, against one's will
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item
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likewise, also,
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iudico (1)
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to judge, consider
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iugum, i, n.
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yoke, ridge
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iuro (1)
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to swear
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iuvenis, is m/f.
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youth, young person
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iuxta + acc
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by, next to
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labor, labi, lapsus sum
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to slip, glide
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lacesso, lacessere, lacessivi, lacessitum
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to harass, attack
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laetus, a, um
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glad, happy
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langueo, languere, langui
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to be faint, weary, languid,
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lapis, lapidis, m.
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stone, milestone
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largior, largiri, largitus sum
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to give generously; to lavish
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lassus, a, um
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weary, tired, exhausted
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lateo, latere, latui
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to be hidden; to hide
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latus, lateris, n.
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side, flank
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latus, a, um
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borad, wide
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lavo, lavare, lavi, lavatum
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to wash, bathe
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laxo (1)
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to loose, untie, release
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legatio, legationis f.
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embassy, deputation
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legio, legionis f.
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legion
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lenis, lenis, e
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gentle, mild
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lis, litis, f.
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dispute, lawsuit
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lucrum, i, n.
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profit, gain
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ludo, ludere, lusi, lusum
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to play
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lugeo, lugere, luxi
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to mourn, grieve (over/for)
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lumen, luminis, n.
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light
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lupus, i, m.
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wolf
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lustro (1)
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to irradiate; purify; to survey
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macula, maculae, f.
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stain, blemish
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maereo, maerere
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to be sad; to grieve, mourn
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magis
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more
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mando (1)
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to assign, order
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mane
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early, in the morning
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materia, ae, f.
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material, matter
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maturus, a, um
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ripe, mature; timely, ;early
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memini, meminisse (defective
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to remember
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mendacium, i, n.
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a lie, falsehood
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mensis, mensis, m.
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month
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mentior, mentiri
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to lie, speak falsely
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mercator, mercatoris, m.
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merchant
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mereo, merere, merui, meritum
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to earn, deserve
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mergo, mergere, mersi, mersum
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to dip, plunge, sink
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meridies, ei, m.
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midday, noon
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metior, metiri, mensum sum
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to measure
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migro (1)
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to move, migrate
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minor (1)
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to threaten
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mitigo (1)
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to soothe
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mollis, is, e
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soft
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momentum, i, n.
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moment
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monstro (1)
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to point out, show
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multitudo, multitudinis, f.
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large number, multitude
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munio, munire, munivi, munitum
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to fortify, defend; to build (a road)
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munus, muneris, n.
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service, office, function, duty; gift.
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murus, i, m.
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wall
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nanciscor, nancisci, nactum
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to get, obtain; to find; to meet
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natio, nationis, f.
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nation, people
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necessarius, a, um
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necessary
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negotium, i, n.
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business, activity, affiar
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neve/neu
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and (that) not, nor
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nobilis, is, e
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well known, famous
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nonnullus, a, um
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some several
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nosco, noscere, novi, notum
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to get to know; (perf: to know)
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nudo (1)
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to bare, leave unprotected
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numen, numinis, n.
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divine will, power
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ob + acc
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on account of; before
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obsideo, obsidere, obsedi, obsessum
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to besiege
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obliviscor, oblivisci, oblitum + gen/acc
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to forget
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obses, obsidis, m.
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hostage
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obicio, obicere, obieci, obiectum
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to place before, expose
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obtineo, obtinere, obtenui, obtentum
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to hold, gain, obtain
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occasus, us, m.
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setting
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occido, occidere, occidi, occisum
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to cut down; to kill, slay
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occulto (1)
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to hide
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occupo (1)
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to seize, occupy, take possession of
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occurro, occurrere, occurri + dat
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to run into, mett
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octavus, a, um
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eighth
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omen, ominis, n.
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omen, augury
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onus, oneris, n.
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burden, load
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opera, ae, f.
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effort, pains, service
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opinio, opinionis, f.
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opinion, belief
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oppidum, i, n.
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town
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opportunus, a, um
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convenient, exposed
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ordo, ordinis, m.
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rank, class, order,
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orior, oriri, ortus
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to rise, appear, spring
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pabulor (1)
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to forage
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paco (1)
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to subdue
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paene
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nearly, almost,
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pagus, i, m.
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a country district, a village
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palus, paludis, f.
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fen, swamp
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pando, pandere, pandi, passum
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to spread out
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pasco, pascere, pavi, pastum
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to put to pasture; to feed, feast
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passus, us, m.
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a pace (1.48 m)
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paulatim
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little by little, gradually
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pedes, peditis, m.
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foot-soldier
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pendo, pendere, pependi, pensum
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to weigh; to pay
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perdo, perdere, perdidi, perditum
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to destroy, ruin; to waste, lose
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perduco, perducere, perduxi, perductum
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to lead/bring to a goal; to conduct
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perfero, perferre, pertuli, perlatum
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to bear, endure, suffer
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perficio, perficere, perfeci, perfectum
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to complete, accomplish
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perfidia, ae, f.
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faithlessness, treachery
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perfugio, perfugere, perfugi, perfugitum
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to take refuge
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peritus, a, um + gen
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practiced, expert
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permaneo, permanere, permansi, permansum
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to remain, continue
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permitto, permittere, permisi, permissum
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to allow, permit
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persquor, persequi, persecutum
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to follow, pursue
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perspicio, perspicere, perspexi, perspectum
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to survey, recognize
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persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi, persuasum + dat
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to persuade, convince
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perterreo, perterre, perterrui, peterritum
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to frighten, terrify
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pertineo, pertinere, pertinui, pertentum
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to relate, pertain (to)
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perturbo (1)
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to upset, throw into confusion, disturb
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pervenio, pervenire, perveni, perventum
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to get to, reach, arrive at
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pilum, i, n.
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spear, javelin
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planities, ei, f.
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flat surface, level ground; a plain
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plerusque, pleraque, plerumque
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most of), the greater part
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polliceor, polliceri, pollicitum
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to promise
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pons pontis, m.
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bridge
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populor (1)
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to ravage, plunder
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porto (1)
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carry
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portus, us, m
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harbor
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posco, poscere, poposci
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to demand, call for
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possideo, possidere, possedi, possessum
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to possess, own
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posterus, a, um
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next, following
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postridie
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on the following day
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postulo (1)
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to demand, require
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potior, potiri, persecutum + gen/abl
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to take possession of, hold
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potius
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rather
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praecipio, praecipere, praecepi, praeceptum
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to anticipate, advise, order
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praedico, praedicere, praedixi, praedictum
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to foretell, prophesy
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praefectus, i, m.
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prefect, commander
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praemitto, praemittere, praemisi, praemissum
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to send in advance, send ahead
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praesens, praesentis
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present
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praesertim
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especially
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praesidium, i, n.
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protection, aid, garrison
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praesum praesse, praefui, praefuturm + dat
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to be in charge (of)
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prehendo, prehendere, prehendi, prehensum
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to grasp, seize
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prex, precis, f.
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prayer
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pridie
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the day before
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pridem
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long ago
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priusquam
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before
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privatus, a, um
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private, holding no office
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procedo, procedere, processi, processum
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to advance, go on; to succeed
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procul
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far away, far (from
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prodo, prodere, prodidi, proditum
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to bring forth, extend, betray
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produco, producere, produxi, productum
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to demand,require
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proelium, i, n.
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battle
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proficio, proficere, profeci, profectum
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to progress; to be successful
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progredior, progredi, progressum
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to go forward, advance
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proicio, poicere, poieci, poiectum
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to throw (forward)
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prope + acc
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near, nearly
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propinquus, a, um
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near, close; m. relative
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prosequor, prosequi, prosecutum
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to accompany, honor
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provincia, ae, f.
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province, charge
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prudens, ntis
|
prudent, clever, wise
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publicus, a, um
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public, of the people
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pulvis, pulveris, m.
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dust
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qua
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which way, by which route, where
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quiesco, quiescere, quiescevi
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to rest
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quo
|
to what place, whither, where
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recens, recentis
|
fresh
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recupero (1)
|
regain
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reddo, reddere, reddidi, redditum
|
to give back, render, return
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redigo, redigere, redegi, redactum
|
to drive back; to bring; reduce
|
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reficio, reficere, refeci, refectum
|
to restore, repair
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regio, regionis, f.
|
region, district
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religio, religionis, f.
|
fear of the gods, religion
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remitto, remittere, remisi, remissum
|
to send back; to relax
|
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removeo, removere, removi, remotum
|
to remove
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remus, i, m.
|
oar.
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renuntio (1)
|
to report; to renounce
|
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resisto, resistere, restiti + dat
|
to halt, to resist
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|
restituo, restituere, restitui, restitutum
|
to rebuild
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revertor, reverti, (reverti) reversum
|
to return, come back
|
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ripa, ae, f.
|
river-bank
|
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rumpo, rumpere, rupi, ruptum
|
to burst, break, break off
|
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rursus
|
again
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sacer, cra, crum
|
holy, sacred
|
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saevus, a, um
|
fierce, cruel
|
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sagitta, ae, f.
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arrow
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scutum, i, n.
|
shield
|
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semen, seminis, n.
|
seed, offspring
|
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|
separo (1)
|
to put apart, separate
|
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sepelio, sepelire, sepelivi, sepultum
|
to bury
|
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sermo, sermonis, m.
|
talk, language, speech
|
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seu (sive)
|
or, or if;
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seu...seu
|
whether... or
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sicut (sicuti)
|
just as, as
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significo (1)
|
to indicate, mean
|
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silentium, i, n.
|
silence
|
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silva, ae, f.
|
wood, forest
|
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simul
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together, at the same time
|
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simulo (1)
|
to pretend
|
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sin
|
but if
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singuli, ae, a
|
one (each), each
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sinus, us, m.
|
bay; fold (of a toga); breast
|
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|
sisto, sistere, stiti, statum
|
to halt, stop
|
|
|
socius, i, m.
|
companion, partner, ally
|
|
|
sollicito (1)
|
to solicit, incite
|
|
|
solvo, solvere, solvi, solutum
|
to untie, loosen; to dissolve; to abolish; to discharge, pay
|
|
|
sors, sortis, f.
|
lot, drawing of lots; fortune
|
|
|
spargo, spargere, sparsi, sparsum
|
to scatter
|
|
|
spatium, i, n.
|
space, distance, interval
|
|
|
species, ei, f.
|
sight, appearance, shape, sort
|
|
|
spiro (1)
|
to breathe
|
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|
splendeo, splendere
|
to shine, glitter
|
|
|
spolio (1)
|
to strip (of arms); to rob
|
|
|
spondeo, spondere, spopondi, sponsum
|
to pledge, promise, betroth
|
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|
sponte
|
of one's own accord
|
|
|
statim
|
at once, immediately
|
|
|
statio, stationis, f.
|
post guard, anchorage
|
|
|
statuo, statuere, statui, statutum
|
to fix, determine; to decide
|
|
|
status, us. m.
|
state, condition; order
|
|
|
strepitus, us, m.
|
nosie, din
|
|
|
struo struere, struxi, structum
|
to arrange, contrive, devise
|
|
|
suadeo, suadere, suasi, suasum + dat
|
to advise
|
|
|
subduco, subducere, subduxi, subductum
|
to draw up, beach; lead off
|
|
|
sublevo (1)
|
to raise up, support
|
|
|
submitto, submittere, submisi, submissum
|
to lower
|
|
|
subsequor, subsequi, subsecutum
|
to follow close after; to imitate
|
|
|
subsidium, i. n.
|
support, help, resource
|
|
|
succedo, succedere, successi, successum + dat
|
to enter; to succeed, follow
|
|
|
sucurro, succurere, succurri + dat
|
to (run to) help
|
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|
summa, ae f.
|
total, sum, main part
|
|
|
sumo, sumere, sumpsi, sumptum
|
to take, take up, adopt, assume
|
|
|
supersum, superesse, superfui, superfuturum
|
to be over; to be left, survive
|
|
|
supplicium, i, n.
|
(capital) punishment
|
|
|
supporto (1)
|
to carry up to
|
|
|
supra + acc
|
above, on, over
|
|
|
suspicio, suspicere, suspexi, suspectum
|
to look up (at)
|
|
|
stipendium, i, n.
|
soldier's pay, service
|
|
|
sustineo, sustinere, sustinui, sustentum
|
to hold up, sustain, endure
|
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|
tandem
|
at last, finally
|
|
|
tardo (1)
|
to delay
|
|
|
tego, tegere, texi, tectum
|
to cover, hide, protect
|
|
|
telum, i, n.
|
spear, weapon
|
|
|
temere
|
heedlessly, recklessly
|
|
|
tempero (1)
|
to moderate, temper; to refrain
|
|
|
tempto
|
to try (to influence); to attack
|
|
|
tendo, tendere, tetendi, tentum/tensum
|
to stretch, spread
|
|
|
tenebrae, arum, f. - pl
|
darkness, shadows
|
|
|
tener, tenera, tenerum
|
tender, delicate
|
|
|
tenuis, is, e
|
thin
|
|
|
tergum, i, n.
|
back (of a person or animal)
|
|
|
tero, terere, trivi, tritum
|
to rub, wear out; to use up, spend
|
|
|
testis, testis, m/f.
|
witness
|
|
|
toga, ae, f.
|
toga; clock of peace
|
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|
tormentum, i, n.
|
instrument of torture; pressure, torment; piece of artillery
|
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trabs, trabis, f.
|
beam, ship
|
|
|
tribunus, i, m.
|
tribune
|
|
|
tribuo, tribuere, tribui, tributum
|
to grant, attribute
|
|
|
triduum, i, n.
|
three days
|
|
|
triumphus, i, m.
|
triumph, triumphal procession
|
|
|
trucido (1)
|
to slaughter
|
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|
tuba, ae, f.
|
trumpet
|
|
|
tueor, tueri, tutum sum
|
to guard, protect; to look at
|
|
|
tumultus, us, m.
|
uproar
|
|
|
tumulus, i, m.
|
hillock; burial mound
|
|
|
tunc
|
then
|
|
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ulciscor, ulcisci, ultum sum
|
to revenge, avenge
|
|
|
umbra, ae, f.
|
shade, sahdow
|
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|
triduum, i, n.
|
three days
|
|
|
triumphus, i, m.
|
triumph, triumphal procession
|
|
|
trucido (1)
|
to slaughter
|
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tuba, ae, f.
|
trumpet
|
|
|
tueor, tueri, tutum sum
|
to guard, protect; to look at
|
|
|
tumultus, us, m.
|
uproar
|
|
|
tumulus, i, m.
|
hillock; burial mound
|
|
|
tunc
|
then
|
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ulciscor, ulcisci, ultum sum
|
to revenge, avenge
|
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umbra, ae, f.
|
shade, sahdow
|
|
|
umerus, i, m.
|
shoulder,
|
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una
|
together
|
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unda, ae, f.
|
wave
|
|
|
universus, a, um
|
the whole of, entire
|
|
|
urgeo, urgere, ursi
|
to press, oppress
|
|
|
uro, urere, ussi, ustum
|
to burn, bur up; to scorch
|
|
|
usquam
|
anywhere
|
|
|
uterque utraque, utrumque
|
each of the two, both
|
|
|
vacuus, a, um
|
empty
|
|
|
vado, vadere
|
to advance, go
|
|
|
vagor (1)
|
to wander, roam
|
|
|
vallis, is, f.
|
valley
|
|
|
vallum, i, n.
|
rampart
|
|
|
vanus, a, um
|
empty, useless, vain
|
|
|
varius, a, um
|
various, varied, different
|
|
|
vasto (1)
|
to lay waste, ravage
|
|
|
vehemens, vehementis
|
violent, vehement, emphatic, vigorous
|
|
|
veho, vehere, vexi, vectum
|
to carry, convey
|
|
|
vel
|
or, even
|
|
|
vello, vellere, velli, vulsum
|
to pluck, pull; to tear out
|
|
|
velo (1)
|
to cover, veil
|
|
|
velox, velocis
|
swift, rapid
|
|
|
velut
|
even as, just as
|
|
|
venenum, i, n.
|
poison, venom
|
|
|
veneror (1)
|
to pray to/for; to honor, revere, worship
|
|
|
venia, ae, f.
|
kindness, favor; pardon
|
|
|
venus, veneris, f.
|
grace, charm
|
|
|
versor (1)
|
tu turn, move about; to be
|
|
|
vescor, vesci + abl
|
to feed on, eat
|
|
|
vestis, vestis, f.
|
clothes, cloth
|
|
|
veto (1)
|
to forbid
|
|
|
vexo (1)
|
to harass, trouble, ravage
|
|
|
victor, is, m.
|
victor, conqueror
|
|
|
vicus, i, m.
|
street, village
|
|
|
vigilia, ae, f.
|
night watch, vigil
|
|
|
villa, ae, f.
|
country house, villa
|
|
|
vix
|
hardly scarcely, with difficulty
|
|
|
volo (1)
|
to fly
|
|
|
volvo, volvere, volvi, volutum
|
to roll, turn (over) ; ponder
|
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votum, i, n.
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vow; prayer, wish
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