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222 Cards in this Set
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nihil
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(indeclinable)
nothing |
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fāma, -ae
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(f.)
rumor, report fame, reputation |
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fōrma, -ae
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(f.)
form, shape beauty |
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fortūna, -ae
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(f.)
fortune, luck |
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īra, -ae
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(f.)
ire, anger |
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nauta, -ae
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(m.)
sailor |
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patria, -ae
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(f.)
fatherland, native land, (one's) country |
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pecunia, -ae
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(f.)
money |
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philosophia, -ae
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(f.)
love of wisdom, philosophy |
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poena, -ae
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(f.)
penalty, punishment |
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poenās dare
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(idiom)
to pay the penalty |
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poēta, -ae
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(m.)
poet |
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porta, -ae
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(f.)
gate, entrance |
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puella, -ae
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(f.)
girl |
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rosa, -ae
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(f.)
rose |
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sententia, -ae
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(f.)
feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence |
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vīta, -ae
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(f.)
life mode of life |
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ager, agrī
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(m.)
field, farm |
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agricola, -ae
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(m.)
farmer |
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amīca, -ae
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(f.)
friend |
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amīcus, -ī
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(m.)
friend |
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fēmina, -ae
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(f.)
woman |
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fīlia, -ae
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(f.)
daughter dative & ablative plural = fīliābus |
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fīlius, -iī
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(m.)
son |
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numerus, -ī
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(m.)
number |
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populus, -ī
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(m.)
the people, a people, a nation |
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puer, -ī
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(m.)
boy plural = boys, children |
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sapientia, -ae
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(f.)
wisdom |
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vir, -ī
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(m.)
man, hero |
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basium, iī
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(n.)
kiss |
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bellum, -ī
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(n.)
war |
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cōnsilium, -iī
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(n.)
plan, purpose, counsel, advice, judgment, wisdom |
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cūra, -ae
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(f.)
care, attention, caution, anxiety |
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dōnum, -ī
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(n.)
gift, present |
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exitium, -iī
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(n.)
destruction, ruin |
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magister, -rī
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(m.)
schoolmaster, teacher, master |
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magistra, -ae
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(f.)
schoolmistress, teacher, mistress |
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mora, -ae
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(f.)
delay |
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oculus, -ī
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(m.)
eye |
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officium, -iī
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(n.)
duty service |
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ōtium, -iī
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(n.)
leisure, peace |
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perīculum, -ī
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(n.)
danger, risk |
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remedium, -iī
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(n.)
cure, remedy |
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adulēscentia, -ae
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(f.)
youth, young manhood youthfulness |
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animus, -ī
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(m.)
soul, spirit, mind |
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animī, -ōrum
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(m. pl.)
high spirits, pride, courage |
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caelum, -ī
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(n.)
sky, heaven |
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culpa, -ae
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(f.)
fault, blame |
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glōria, -ae
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(f.)
glory, fame |
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verbum, -ī
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(n.)
word |
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dea, -ae
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(f.)
goddess dative & ablative = deābus |
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deus, -ī
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(m.)
god vocative singular = deus nominative plural = dī dative & ablative plural = dīs |
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discipula, -ae
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(f.)
learner, pupil, student |
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discipulus, -ī
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(m.)
learner, pupil, student |
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īnsidiae, -ārum
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(f. pl.)
ambush, plot, treachery |
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liber, -rī
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(m.)
book |
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tyrannus, -ī
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(m.)
absolute ruler, tyrant |
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vitium, -iī
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(n.)
fault, crime, vice |
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amore, amōris
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(m.)
love |
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carmen, carminis
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(n.)
song, poem |
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cīvitās, cīvitātis
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(f.)
state, citizenship |
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corpus, -oris
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(n.)
body |
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homō, hominis
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(m.)
human being, man |
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labor, labōris
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(m.)
labor, work, toil a work, production |
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littera, -ae
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(f.)
a letter of the alphabet |
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litterae, -ārum
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(f. pl.)
a letter, epistle literature |
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mōs, mōris
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(m.)
habit, custom, manner |
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mōrēs, mōrum
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(m. pl.)
habits, morals, character |
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nōmen, nōminis
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(n.)
name |
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pāx, pācis
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(f.)
peace |
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rēgina, -ae
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(f.)
queen |
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rēx, rēgis
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(m.)
king |
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tempus, temporis
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(n.)
time occasion, opportunity |
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terra, -ae
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(f.)
earth, ground, land, country |
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uxor, uxōris
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(f.)
wife |
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virgō, virginis
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(f.)
maiden, virgin |
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virtūs, virtūtis
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(f.)
manliness, courage excellence, character, worth, virtue |
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Cicerō, Ciceronis
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(m.)
Cicero |
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cōpia, -ae
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(f.)
abundance, supply |
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cōpiae, -ārum
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(f. pl.)
supplies, troops, forces |
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frāter, frātris
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(m.)
brother |
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laus, laudis
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(f.)
praise, glory, fame |
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lībertās, libertātis
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(f.)
libery |
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ratiō, ratiōnis
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(f.)
reckoning, account reason, judgment, consideration system manner, method |
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scrīptor, scrīptōris
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(m.)
writer, author |
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soror, sorōris
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(f.)
sister |
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victōria, -ae
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(f.)
victory |
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locus, -ī
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(m.)
place passage in literature |
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morbus, -ī
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(m.)
disease, sickness |
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studium, -iī
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(n.)
eagerness, zeal, pursuit, study |
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amīcitia, -ae
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(f.)
friendship |
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cupiditās, cuptiditātis
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(f.)
desire, longing, passion cupidity, avarice |
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hōra, -ae
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(f.)
hour, time |
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nātūra, -ae
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(f.)
nature |
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senectūs, senectūtis
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(f.)
old age |
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timor, timōris
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(m.)
fear |
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vēritās, vēritātis
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(f.)
truth |
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via, -ae
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(f.)
way, road, street |
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voluptās, voluptātis
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(f.)
pleasure |
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caput, capitis
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(n.)
hear leader beginning life heading chapter |
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cōnsul, cōnsulis
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(m.)
consul |
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nēmō, nūllīus, nēminī, nēminem, nūllō or nūllā
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(m. or f.)
no one, nobody |
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adulēscēns, adulēscentis
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(m. and f.)
young man or woman |
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annus, -ī
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(m.)
year |
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Asia, -ae
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(f.)
Asia |
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Caesar, Caesaris
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(m.)
Caesar |
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māter, mātris
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(f.)
mother |
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medicus, -ī
medica, -ae |
(m.)
(f.) doctor, physician |
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pater, patris
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(m.)
father |
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patientia, -ae
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suffering
patience, endurance |
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prīncipium, -iī
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(n.)
beginning |
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dīvitiae, -ārum
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(f. pl.)
riches, wealth |
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factum, -ī
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(n.)
deed, act, achievement |
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signum, -ī
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(n.)
sign, signal, indication seal |
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animal, animālis
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(n.)
a living creature, animal |
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aqua, -ae
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(f.)
water |
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ars, artis
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(f.)
aft, skill |
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auris, auris
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(f.)
ear |
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cīvis, cīvis
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(m. and f.)
citizen |
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iūs, iūris
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(n.)
right, justice, law |
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mare, maris
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(n.)
sea |
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mors, mortis
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(f.)
death |
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nūbēs, nūbis
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(f.)
cloud |
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ōs, ōris
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(n.)
mouth, face |
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pars, partis
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(f.)
part, share direction |
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Rōma, -ae
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(f.)
Rome |
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turba, -ae
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(f.)
uproar, disturbance mob, crowd, multitude |
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urbs, ūrbis
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(f.)
city |
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vīs, vīs
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(f.)
force, power, violence |
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vīrēs, vīrium
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(f. pl.)
strength |
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Italia, -ae
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(f.)
Italy |
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memoria, -ae
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(f.)
memory, recollection |
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tempestās, tempestātis
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(f.)
period of time, season weather, storm |
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aetās, aetātis
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(f.)
period of life, life, age, an age, time |
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audītor, audītoris
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(m.)
hearer, listener, member of an audience |
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clēmentia, -ae
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(f.)
mildness, gentleness, mercy |
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mēns, mentis
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(f.)
mind, thought, intention |
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satura, -ae
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(f.)
satire |
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libellus, -ī
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(m.)
little book |
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flūmen, flūminis
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(n.)
river |
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genus, generis
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(n.)
origin kind, type, sort, class |
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hostis, hostis
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(m.)
an enemy (of the state) |
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hostēs, -ium
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(m. pl.)
the enemy |
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lūdus, -ī
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(m.)
game, sport school |
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probitās, probitātis
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(f.)
uprightness, honesty |
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scientia, -ae
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(f.)
knowledge |
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argūmentum, -ī
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(n.)
proof, evidence, argument |
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auctor, auctōris
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(m.)
increaser author, originator |
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beneficium, -iī
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(n.)
benefit, kindness favor |
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familia, -ae
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(f.)
household, family |
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Graecia, -ae
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(f.)
Greece |
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iūdex, iūdicis
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(m.)
judge, juror |
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iūdicium, -iī
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(n.)
judgment, decision, opinion trial |
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scelus, sceleris
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(n.)
evil deed, crime, sin, wickedness |
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coniūrātī, -ōrum
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(m. pl.)
conspirators |
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cornū, cornūs
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(n.)
horn |
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frūctus, frūctūs
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(m.)
fruit profit, benefit, enjoyment |
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genū, genūs
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(n.)
knee |
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manus, manūs
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(f.)
hand handwriting band |
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metus, -ūs
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(m.)
fear, dread, anxiety |
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mōns, montis
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(m.)
mountain |
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senātus, -ūs
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(m.)
senate |
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sēnsus, ūs
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(m.)
feeling, sense |
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servitūs, servitūtis
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(f.)
servitude, slavery |
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spīritus, -ūs
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(m.)
breath, breathing spirit, soul |
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versus, -ūs
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(m.)
line of verse |
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casa, -ae
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(f.)
house, cottage, hut |
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causa, -ae
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(f.)
cause, reason case, situation |
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causā
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ablative with a preceding genitive = for the sake of, on account of
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fenestra, -ae
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(f.)
window |
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fīnis, fīnis
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(m.)
end, limit, boundary purpose |
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fīnēs, -ium
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(m. pl.)
boundaries, territory |
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gēns, gentis
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(f.)
clan, race, nation, people |
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mundus, -ī
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(m.)
world, universe |
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nābis, nāvis
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(f.)
ship, boat |
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salūs, salūtis
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(f.)
health, safety greeting |
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Trōia, -ae
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(f.)
Troy |
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vīcīnus, -ī
vīcīna, -ae |
(m. and f.)
neighbor |
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vulgus, -ī
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(n.)
the common people, mob, rabble |
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diēs, diēī
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(m.)
day |
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ferrum, -ī
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(n.)
iron sword |
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fidēs, fideī
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(f.)
faith, trust, trustworthiness, fidelity promise, guarantee, protection |
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ignis, ignis
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(m.)
fire |
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modus, -ī
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(m.)
measure, bound, limit manner, method, mode, way |
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rēs, reī
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(f.)
thing, matter, business, affair |
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rēs pūblica
reī pūblicae |
(f.)
state, commonwealth, republic |
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spēs, speī
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(f.)
hope |
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arx, arcis
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(f.)
citadel, stronghold |
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dux, ducis
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(m.)
leader, guide commander, general |
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equus, -ī
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(m.)
horse |
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hasta, -ae
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(f.)
spear |
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īnsula, -ae
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(f.)
island |
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lītus, lītoris
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(n.)
shore, coast |
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mīles, mīlitis
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(m.)
soldier |
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ōrātor, ōrātōris
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(m.)
orator, speaker |
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sacerdōs, sacerdōtis
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(m.)
priest |
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Carthāgō, Carthāginis
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(f.)
Carthage |
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fābula, -ae
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(f.)
story, tale play |
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imperātor, imperātōris
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(m.)
general, commander-in-chief, emperor |
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imperium, -iī
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(n.)
power to command, supreme power, authority, command, control |
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perfugium, -iī
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(n.)
refuge, shelter |
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servus, -ī
serva, -ae |
(m. and f.)
slave |
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sōlācium, -iī
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(n.)
comfort, relief |
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vulnus, vulneris
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(n.)
wound |
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lingua, -ae
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(f.)
tongue language |
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cēna, -ae
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(f.)
dinner |
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forum -ī
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(n.)
marketplace, forum |
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lēx, lēgis
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(f.)
law, statute |
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līmen, līminis
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(n.)
threshold |
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lūx, lūcis
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(f.)
light |
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mēnsa, -ae
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(f.)
table dining dish, course |
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mēnsa secunda
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(f.)
dessert |
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nox, noctis
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(f.)
night |
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dēlectātiō, dēlectātiōnis
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(f.)
delight, pleasure, enjoyment |
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nepōs, nepōtis
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(m.)
grandson, descendant |
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sōl, sōlis
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(m.)
sun |
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cursus, -ūs
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(m.)
running, race course |
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lūna, -ae
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(f.)
moon |
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occāsiō, occāsiōnis
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(f.)
occasion, opportunity |
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parēns, parentis
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(m. or f.)
parent |
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stēlla, -ae
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(f.)
star, planet |
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vesper, vesperis or vesperī
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(m.)
evening evening star |
