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105 Cards in this Set
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quia
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wherefore?, why?
because |
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reficiō
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to make again, restore, renew; refresh, revive
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to make again, restore, renew; refresh, revive
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reficiō
reficere refēcī refectum |
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reprehendō
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to hold back, seize; check, restrain; censure, blame
*re-prehendō (to hold) |
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to hold back, seize; check, restrain; censure, blame
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reprehendō
reprehendere reprehendī reprehēnsum |
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succēnseō/suscēnseō
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to be angry, have a grudge against
+ Dat. |
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to be angry, have a grudge against
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succēnseō/suscēnseō
-cēnsēre -cēnsuī + Dat. |
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cōncēdō
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go away, depart; yield to, grant, concede
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tribuō
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classify, divide
assign, allot, give, grant, bestow concede |
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classify, divide
assign, allot, give, grant, bestow concede |
tribuō
tribuere tribuī tribūtum |
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tempestīvus, a, um
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at the right/proper time, timely, seasonable, opportune; fitting, appropriate
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at the right/proper time, timely, seasonable, opportune; fitting, appropriate
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tempestīvus, a, um
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exprimō
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to press/squeeze/force out; extort; to imitate, represent, express, describe, portray
*ex + primō < premō |
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to press/squeeze/force out; extort; to imitate, represent, express, describe, portray
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exprimō
exprimere expressī expressum |
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quispiam
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anyone, anything; someone, something
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anyone, anything; someone, something
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quispiam,* quaepiam, quidpiam
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intueor
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to gaze upon; contemplate; to look up to/admire
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to gaze upon; contemplate; look up to/admire
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intueor
intuērī intūtus/intuitus sum |
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quantuscumque
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however great/small
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however great/small
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quantuscumque, -acumque, -umcumque
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teaching, instruction
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doctrīna, ae
fm. |
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doctrīna
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teaching, instruction
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efferō
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to bring, carry out or forth
publish carry away lift up, raise, exalt *ex + ferō |
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to bring, carry out or forth
publish carry away lift up, raise, exalt |
efferō
efferre extulī ēlātum |
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rudis
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unwrought, untilled, unformed, unused; uncultivated, ignorant
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unwrought, untilled, unformed, unused; uncultivated, ignorant
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rudis, rude
*rude, rudimentary |
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ērudiō
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to educate, instruct, teach, polish
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to educate, instruct, teach, polish
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ērudiō
ērudīre ērudīvī ērudītum |
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nesciō quis
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some (uncertain) person or thing
indef. pron. |
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some (uncertain) person or thing
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nesciō quis, nesciō quid
indef. pron. |
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eximius
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excepted, exempt; select, choice, distinguished, extraordinary
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excepted, exempt; select, choice, distinguished, extraordinary
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eximius, a, um
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iterum
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again, a second time, once more, anew
adv. |
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again, a second time, once more, anew
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iterum
adv. |
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dog
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canis, canis
m./fm. |
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canis
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dog
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puppy
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catellus, -ī
m. catella, ae fm. |
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catellus/catella
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puppy
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to kiss
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ōsculor (1)
ōsculārī ōsculātus sum |
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ōsculor
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to kiss
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admodum
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to the proper limit, to full measure; at least, no less than; fully, very, quite
adv. |
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to the proper limit, to full measure; at least, no less than; fully, very, quite
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admodum
adv. |
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fīnitimus/fīnitumus
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bordering upon, adjoining, neighboring; like, kindred, associated, akin to
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bordering upon, adjoining, neighboring; like, kindred, associated, akin to
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fīnitimus, a, um
or fīnitumus, a, um |
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castra
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military camp
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military camp
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castra, -ōrum
n. pl. only |
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parade
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pompa, ae
fm. |
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pompa
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parade
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a talent
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talentum, -ī
n. |
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talentum
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a talent
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posterus
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following, next, ensuing, subsequent
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following, next, ensuing, subsequent
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posterus, a, um
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posterus - comparative and superlative
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Pos: posterus, a, um (following, next, ensuing, subsequent)
Comp: posterior, posterius (that comes after, latter, later) Sup: postrēmus, a, um (hindmost, last, rear) |
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posterior
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that comes after, latter, later
*comparative of posterus |
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postrēmus
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hindmost, last, rear
*superlative of posterus |
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postrīdiē
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on the day after, the next day
adv. *posterī + diē |
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on the day after, the next day
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postrīdiē
adv. *posterī + diē |
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officiō
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to come in the way of, hinder, oppose, thwart, obstruct
+ Dat. *ob + faciō |
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to come in the way of, hinder, oppose, thwart, obstruct
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officiō
officere offēcī offectum + Dat. *ob + faciō |
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fuga
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fleeing, flight, running away; exile, banishment; avoidance
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fleeing, flight, running away; exile, banishment; avoidance
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fuga, ae
fm. |
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sitiō
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to be thirsty
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to be thirsty
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sitiō (4)
sitīre sitīvī sitītum |
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corpse
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cadāver, cadāveris
n. |
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edō
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to eat, consume
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to eat, consume
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edō
edere ēdī ēsum |
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Egypt
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Aegyptus, ī
*fm. |
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famēs
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hunger
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hunger; famine; greed
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famēs, famis
fm. |
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famēs
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hunger; famine; greed
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coquō
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to cook; ripen, mature; cook up (e.g. a plan)
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to cook; ripen, mature; cook up (e.g. a plan)
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coquō
coquere coxī coctum |
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sūdor
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sweat
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sweat
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sūdor, sūdōris
m. |
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thirst
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sitis, sitis
fm. |
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to sweat
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sūdō (1)
sūdāre sūdāvī sūdātum |
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sūdō
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to sweat
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niger
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black; dark
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black; dark
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niger, nigra, nigrum
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condiō
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season, spice; cultivate, ornament
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season, spice; cultivate, ornament
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condiō (4)
condīre condīvī condītum* *carefully distinguish with condō, condere, condidī, conditum |
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(re)ferciō/farciō
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to fill up, stuff, cram
+ abl. (things) + gen. (people) |
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to fill up, stuff, cram
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referciō/farciō
refercīre/farcīre refersī/farsī refertum/fartum + abl. (things) + gen. (people) |
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opīmus
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fat
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fat
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opīmus, a, um
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bōs
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ox, bull, cow
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ox, bull, cow
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bōs, bovis
m. or fm. *gen. pl.: bovum OR boum *dat./abl. pl.: bōbus OR būbus |
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satietās
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sufficiency, abundance, adequacy
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sufficiency, abundance, adequacy
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satietās, satietātis
fm. |
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iūrgium
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dispute, quarrel
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dispute, quarrel
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iūrgium, -iī
n. |
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assequor
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lit. to follow in order to come up to; to pursue; gain, attain
*ad+sequor |
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lit. to follow in order to come up to; to pursue; gain, attain
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assequor
assequī assecūtus sum |
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splendor
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brightness, brilliance, luster, splendor; magnificence; distinction, honor
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brightness, brilliance, luster, splendor; magnificence; distinction, honor
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splendor, splendōris
m. |
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an Athenian
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Athēniēnsis, Athēniēnse
(adj.) |
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assembly
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contiō, contiōnis
fm. |
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contiō
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assembly
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opus est
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it is necessary
*necesse is indeclinable |
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to ask, demand, claim, request, desire
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postulō (1)
postulāre postulāvī postulātum |
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postulō
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to ask, demand, claim, request, desire
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dēsīderium
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desire; regret
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desire; regret
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dēsīderium, -ī
n. |
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incendō
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set fire to, burn; rouse, incite, irritate
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set fire to, burn; rouse, incite, irritate
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incendō
incendere incendī incēnsum |