Lucretius Vocab N-V

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natura

Back 1

nature - natura, naturae, f.

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nec

Back 2

not, and not (conj) - nec, neque ; nec...nec = neither...nor

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nomen

Back 3

name, title; fame; pretext; score, account - nomen, nominis, n.

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obsisto

Back 4

to withstand; stand against - obsisto, obsistere, obstiti, obstitum

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oculus

Back 5

eye - oculus, oculi, m.

Front 6

pando

Back 6

to open up; reveal, explain - pando, pandere, pandi, passum

Front 7

par

Back 7

equal, like - par, paris

Front 8

pars

Back 8

part, portion, division; pl. party, faction - pars, partis, f.

Front 9

primus, -a, -um

Back 9

first; in primis = (adv) principally

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propter

Back 10

near, at hand

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quapropter

Back 11

for what, wherefore, why; on this account (adv)

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quare

Back 12

how? for what reason, therefore, why, wherefore (adv)

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queo

Back 13

to be able, be possible, can - queo, quire, quii, quitum

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quidam, quaedam, quoddam

Back 14

a certain, some

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quippe

Back 15

of course, obviously, as you see; conj= because, since, in as much as

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quisque, quaeque, quodque

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(pron) each, whoever, whatever

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ratio

Back 17

reason, philosophy, system; theory, account; rational explanation - ratio, rationis, f.

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reor

Back 18

to think, believe, judge - reor, reri, ratus sum

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rursum

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(adv) turned back, back, backwards; again, on the contrary

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sagax, sagacis

Back 20

keen, shrewd, perceptive

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sanguis

Back 21

blood - sanguis, sanguinis, m.

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scelus

Back 22

a wicked deed, heinous act, crime, sin - scelus, sceleris, n.

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sentio

Back 23

to perceive, feel, hear, notice - sentio, sentire, sensi, sensum

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simul

Back 24

at the same time; together, at once, simultaneous (adv) ; simul ac = as soon as

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sub

Back 25

under, below, beneath - (prep. + abl/acc

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supersum

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to remain, be left - supersum, superesse, superfui, superfuturum

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tempus

Back 27

time, season - tempus, temporis, n.

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terra

Back 28

earth, land, ground - terra, terrae, f.

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tollo

Back 29

to lift up, raise, exalt; carry off - tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatum

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unde

Back 30

from which place, whence (adv)

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uterque, utraque, utrumque

Back 31

each (of 2), either, both

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vates

Back 32

seer, prophet; poet - vates, vatis, m.