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279 Cards in this Set
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agricola, -ae (m)
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farmer
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amicitia, -ae (f)
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friendship
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ancilla, -ae (f)
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maid, female servant
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anima, -ae (f)
dat/abl pl = animabus |
soul, life
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aqua, -ae (f)
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water
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causa, -ae (f)
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reason
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cena, -ae (f)
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dinner, supper
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copia, -ae (f)
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supply, abundance
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copiae, -arum (f pl)
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troops, forces
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culpa, -ae (f)
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blame, fault
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dextera, -ae (f)
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right hand
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doctrina, -ae (f)
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teaching, doctrine
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ecclesia, -ae (f)
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church, assembly
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familia, -ae (f)
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family, household
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fuga, -ae (f)
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flight, running away
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gloria, -ae (f)
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glory
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gratia, -ae (f)
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favor; thanks
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gratias agere
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to give thanks
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hora, -ae (f)
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hour
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iniuria, -ae (f)
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injustice; insult
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inopia, -ae (f)
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shortage, lack
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justicia, -ae (f)
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righteousness, justice
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laetitia, -ae (f)
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gladness
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littera, -ae (f)
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letter of alphabet
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litterae, -arum (f pl)
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letter, message; literature
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memoria, -ae (f)
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record; memory
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misericordia, -ae (f)
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mercy, kindness, pity
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missa, -ae (f)
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Mass
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natura, -ae (f)
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nature
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nauta, -ae (m)
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sailor
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papa, -ae (f)
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pope
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patria, -ae (f)
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one's country, fatherland
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porta, -ae (f)
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gate (of camp or city)
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potentia, -ae (f)
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power
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provincia, -ae (f)
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province
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pugna, -ae (f)
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fight, battle
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regina, -ae (f)
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queen
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ripa, -ae (f)
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bank (of a river)
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silva, -ae (f)
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wood, forest
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terra, -ae (f)
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land
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tuba, -ae (f)
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trumpet
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turba, -ae (f)
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crowd, multitude
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via, -ae (f)
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way, road, street
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victoria, -ae (f)
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victory
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vita, -ae (f)
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life
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ancora, -ae (f)
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anchor
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anima, -ae (f)
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breath; life, soul
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aquila, -ae (f)
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eagle; standard of a legion
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ara, -ae (f)
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altar
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audacia, -ae (f)
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boldness
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aura, -ae (f)
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air, breeze
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avaritia, -ae (f)
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greed for money
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carina, -ae (f)
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keel; ship, hull
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catena, -ae (f)
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chain
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coma, -ae (f)
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hair; foliage
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corona, -ae (f)
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garland
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cura, -ae (f)
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anxiety, care
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custodia, -ae (f)
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protection
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dea, -ae (f)
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goddess
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diligentia, -ae (f)
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care
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epistula, -ae (f)
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letter
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fama, -ae (f)
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rumour; reputation; glory
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femina, -ae (f)
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woman
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forma, -ae (f)
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shape; beauty
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fossa, -ae (f)
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ditch, trench
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harena, -ae (f)
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sand
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hasta, -ae (f)
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spear
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herba, -ae (f)
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plant; grass
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invidia, -ae (f)
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envy; hatred; unpopularity
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ira, -ae (f)
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anger; rage
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lacrima, -ae (f)
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tear, teardrop
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lingua, -ae (f)
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tongue; language
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luna, -ae (f)
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moon
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mensa, -ae (f)
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table
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minae, -arum (f pl)
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threats
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mora, -ae (f)
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delay
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opera, -ae (f)
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effort, trouble, pains; services
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palma, -ae (f)
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palm of hand; oar blade; palm tree
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pecunia, -ae (f)
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money
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penna, -ae (f)
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feather; wing
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poena, -ae (f)
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punishment, penalty
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poeta, -ae (m)
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poet
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praeda, -ae (f)
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plunder, booty; prey
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prora, -ae (f)
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bow, prow of a ship
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sagitta, -ae (f)
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arrow
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scientia, -ae (f)
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knowledge, learning
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sententia, -ae (f)
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opinion, feeling, judgment
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summa, -ae (f)
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sum total
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tabula, -ae (f)
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writing tablet; account; picture
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tenebrae, -arum (f pl)
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darkness
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umbra, -ae (f)
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shade, shadow
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unda, -ae (f)
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wave
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venia, -ae (f)
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forgiveness; leave, permission
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vigilia, -ae (f)
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staying awake; watch, guard
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ager, agris (m)
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the land or territory of a community; estate, farm
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agri, -orum (m pl)
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the country (contrasted with town)
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amicus, -i (m)
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friend
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amicus, -a, -um
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friendly
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agnus, -i (m)
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lamb
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animus, -i (m)
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feeling; mind, heart, spirit
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animi, -orum (m pl)
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high spirits, courage
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annus, -i (m)
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year
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clerus, -i (m)
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clergy
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discipulus, -i (m)
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disciple, student
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dominus, -i (m)
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lord, master
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domus, -i (m)
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home, house
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episcopus, -i (m)
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bishop, overseer
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equus, -i (m)
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horse
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filius, -i (m)
voc: fili nom pl: filii |
son
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inimicus, -i (m)
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enemy (personal)
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inimicus, -a, -um
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unfriendly
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legatus, -i (m)
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envoy, ambassador
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liber, libri (m)
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book
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locus, -i (m)
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place
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loca, -orum (n pl)
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district, locality
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modus, -i (m)
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manner; measure; limit; kind
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mundus, -i (m)
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world
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murus, -i (m)
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wall
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numerus, -i (m)
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number, quantity
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nuntius, nuntii (m)
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messenger; news, message
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populus, -i (m)
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nation, a people
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puer, pueri (m)
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boy(s), child, servant
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servus, -i (m)
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slave
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socius, -i (m)
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ally, companion
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socius, -a, -um
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allied
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ventus, -i (m)
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wind
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vir, viri
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man; husband
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acervus, -i (m)
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heap, pile
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avus, -i (m)
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grandfather
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campus, -i (m)
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plain
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captivus, -i (m)
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prisoner
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cibus, -i (m)
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food
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deus, -i (m)
voc: deus |
god
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dolus, -i (m)
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trick; cunning
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fumus, -i (m)
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smoke
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humus, -i (m)
loc: humi (f) |
ground
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lucus, -i (m)
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wood, forest
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ludus, -i (m)
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game, play; school
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magister, magistri (m)
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schoolmaster
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malus, -i (m)
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mast
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nimbus, -i (m)
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storm; storm cloud
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oculus, -i (m)
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eye
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pontus, -i (m)
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ocean
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ramus, -i (m)
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bough, branch
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remus, -i (m)
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oar
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scopulus, -i (m)
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craig; cliff
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somnus, -i (m)
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sleep
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taurus, -i (m)
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bull
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tumulus, -i (m)
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small hill
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umerus, -i (m)
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shoulder
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arma, -orum (n pl)
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arms, armour, weapons, war
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aurum, -i (n)
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gold
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auxilium, -i (n)
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help
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bellum, -i (n)
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war
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canticum, -i (n)
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song, canticle
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castra, -orum (n pl)
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camp
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concilium, -i (n)
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meeting, council
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consilium, -i (n)
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plan; advice, good counsel; meeting, council of war
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desiderium, -i (n)
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want, need, desire
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detrimentum, -i (n)
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loss
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donum, -i (n)
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gift
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exemplum, -i (n)
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example, sample, pattern, model
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festum, -i (n)
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feast, feast-day
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frumentum, -i (n)
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corn, grain
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frumenti, -orum (n pl)
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crops
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gaudium, -i (n)
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joy
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imperium, -i (n)
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command, precept; chief power, control
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initium, -i (n)
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beginning
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mandatum, -i (n)
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order
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meritum, -i (n)
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merit
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negotium, -i (n)
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business
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odium, -i (n)
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hatred
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officium, -i (n)
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service, duty
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oppidum, -i (n)
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town
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periculum, -i (n)
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danger
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praeceptum, -i (n)
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lesson, precept, command
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praemium, -i (n)
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reward, prize
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praesidium, -i (n)
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protection; armed guard
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principium, -i (n)
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beginning
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proelium, -i (n)
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battle
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regnum, -i (n)
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kingship; kingdom, realm
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responsum, -i (n)
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answer, response
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sacramentum, -i (n)
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sacrament
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sacrificium, -i (n)
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sacrifice
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saeculum, -i (n)
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age, world
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spatium, -i (n)
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space, room; interval
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scutum, -i (n)
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shield
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signum, -i (n)
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sign, signal
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studium, -i (n)
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eagerness, enthusiasm
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subsidium, -i (n)
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reserve, support, help
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telum, -i (n)
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weapon, spear, javelin
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tectum, -i (n)
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roof, house, building
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testimonium, -i (n)
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witness, testimony
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vallum, -i (n)
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rampart (earthen wall around a camp)
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vestigium, -i (n)
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footstep, footprint, track
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vinculum, -i (n)
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bond, chain, fetter
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vinum, -i (n)
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wine
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vitium, vitii (n)
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fault, sin, vice, defect
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votum, -i (n)
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vow, prayer
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edificium, -i (n)
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building
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argentum, -i (n)
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silver
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beneficium, -i (n)
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good deed, service
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caelum, -i (n)
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sky, heaven
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colloquium, -i (n)
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conference, conversation
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collum, -i (n)
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neck
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donum, -i (n)
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present, gift
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exitium, -i (n)
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destruction
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exsilium, -i (n)
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exile, banishment
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fatum, -i (n)
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destiny; death
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ferrum, -i (n)
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iron
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hospitium, -i (n)
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giving or receiving of hospitality
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incendium, -i (n)
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fire, conflagration
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ingenium, -i (n)
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native ability; character
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intervallum, -i (n)
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interval of space or time
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iudicium, -i (n)
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decision, judgment
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iugum, -i (n)
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yoke; ridge, crest of a hill
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letum, -i (n)
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death
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membrum, -i (n)
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limb
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monstrum, -i (n)
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portent, marvel; monster
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monumentum, -i (n)
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memorial
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odium, -i (n)
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hatred, loathing
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ostium, -i (n)
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mouth of river, cave
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otium, -i (n)
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leisure, idleness; peace
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pelagus (-us -i, -o) (n)
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open sea
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pretium, -i (n)
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price
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saxum, -i (n)
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rock, crag; cliff
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sepulcrum, -i (n)
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tomb, grave
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silentium, -i (n)
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silence
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supplicium, -i (n)
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punishment
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templum, -i (n)
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temple
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tergum, -i (n)
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back
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triduum, -i (n)
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three days
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vadum, -i (n)
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ford; shallow, shoal
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velum, -i (n)
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sailcloth; sail
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verbum, -i (n)
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word
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vulgus (-us, -i, -o) (n)
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the rabble, the mob
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a, ab or abs (+ abl)
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away from; by; on the side of
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absque (+ abl)
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without
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aduersum/aduersus (+ acc)
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opposite to; against
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ante (+ acc)
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before, in front of
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apud (+ acc)
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at the house of, in the hands of, in the works of, among
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circum/circa/circiter (+ acc)
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around, about
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cis/citra (+ acc)
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this side of
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clam (+ acc/abl)
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unknown to
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contra (+ acc)
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against
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coram (+ abl)
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in the presence of
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cum (+ abl)
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with
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de (+ abl)
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about, concerning; from; down from
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e, ex (+ abl)
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out of, from; in accordance with; after
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erga (+ acc)
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towards
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extra (+ acc)
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outside
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in (+ acc)
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into, onto; against
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in (+ abl)
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in, on
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infra (+ acc)
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below
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inter (+ acc)
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among; between
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intra (+ acc)
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within
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iuxta (+ acc)
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close to, near
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ob (+ acc)
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on account of, because of, before, so as to obstruct
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penes (+ acc)
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with, in the possession of
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per (+ acc)
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through, by; in the name of, by the aid of
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post (+ acc)
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behind, after
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prae (+ abl)
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before; in comparison with; for, as a result of
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praeter (+ acc)
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past; beyond; except
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pro (+ abl)
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for, in return for; on behalf of; in front of, instead of, in accordance with
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prope (+ acc)
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near
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propter (+ acc)
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on account of
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secundum (+ acc)
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behind; along; after; according to
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sine (+ abl)
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without
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sub, subter (+ acc)
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under, beneath; just after, just before
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sub, subter (+ abl)
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beneath, under; at
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super (+ acc)
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over, above; beyond
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super (+ abl)
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over, above; about, concerning
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supra (+ acc)
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above
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tenus (+ gen/abl)
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as far as (placed after the word it governs)
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trans (+ acc)
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across
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uersus, uersum (+ acc)
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towards, in the direction of (placed after the word it governs)
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ultra (+ acc)
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beyond
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usque (+ acc)
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all the way to
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simulaerum
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soil, ground; sea floor
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