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aestas
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f. -tatis, -um: summer
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aetas
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f. -tatis, -um: age, period
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altitudo
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f. -dinis, -um: height; depth
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arbor
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f.-boris, -um: tree
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ars
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f. artis, -ium: art, skill
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arx
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f. arcis, -ium: stronghold, citadel, hill
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auris
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f. auris –ium: ear
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avis
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f. avis, -ium: bird
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caedes
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f. dis, -ium: massacre
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calamitas
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f. -tatis, -um: disaster
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caro
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f. carnis: meat, flesh (no genitive plural)
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celeritas
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f. -tatis, -um: speed
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coniuratio
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f. -tionis, -um: conspiracy
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contentio
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f. -tionis: wrangling; struggle
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dignitas
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f. -tatis, -um: worth; importance
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eruptio
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f. -tionis, -um: sortie
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exercitatio
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f. -tionis, -um: training, practice
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fames
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f. famis: hunger, starvation, ablative = fame; no genitive plural.
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fax
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f. facis, -um: torch, firebrand
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fors
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f. chance. ablative = forte; no other forms
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frons
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f. frondis, -ium: leaf; foliage.
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frons
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f. frontis, -ium: forehead, brow; front
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imago
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f. -ginis, -um: reflection; form
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iuventus
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f. tatis, -um: youth (abstract); youth (young people)
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laus
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f. laudis, -um: praise, glory
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legatio
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f. -tionis, -um: mission, embassy
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libertas
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f. -tatis, -um: freedom
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magnitudo
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f. -dinis: size; greatness
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mens
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f. mentis, -ium: mind; purpose
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moles
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f. molis, -ium: mass; bulk; mass of masonry.
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mulier
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f. eris, -um: woman
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munitio
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f. -tionis, -um: fortification, defense(s)
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nix
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f. nivis: snow. no genitive plural
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nubes
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f. bis, -ium: cloud.
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occasio
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f. -sionis, -um: opportunity
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ops
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f. opis, -um: help (plural = wealth, resources)
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palus
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f. -ludis, -um: marsh, swamp.
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pecus
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f. -cudis, -um: beast (mainly sheep)
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pellis
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f. -lis, -ium: skin; hide.
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pestis
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f. -tis, -ium: plague, sickness
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pietas
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f. -tatis, -um: devotion, loyalty
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pleb(e)s
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f. plebis: populace, the masses. no plural
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prex
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f. precis, -um: prayer, entreaty.
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proles
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f. lis: progeny, descendants. no plural
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quies
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f. quietis: rest, sleep. no plural
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rupes
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f. rupis –ium: crag
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securis
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f. -ris, -ium: axe
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sedes
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f. sedis, -ium: abiding-place, seat
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servitus
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f. -tutis, -um: slavery
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soror
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f. sororis, -um: sister
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sors
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f. sortis, -ium: lot, destiny
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stirps
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f.stirpis, -ium: tree-trunk; stock, lineage
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suspicio
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f. -cionis, -um: suspicion
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tellus
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f. -luris, -um: earth
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trabs
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f. trabis, -ium: beam
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uxor
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f.uxoris, -um: wife
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valles
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f. vallis, -ium: valley
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vestis
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f. vestis, -ium: clothes, woven stuff; garment
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voluptas
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f. -tatis, -um: pleasure
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aes
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n. aerie: copper, bronze
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carmen
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n. minis, -um: song; poem
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certamen
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n. -minis, -um: strife, struggle, contest, competition
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cor
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n. cordis, -ium: heart
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crimen
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n. -minis, -um: accusation, charge
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cubile
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n. -lis, -ium: bed; lair
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discrimen
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n. -minis, -um: distinction; crisis
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facinus
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n. -noris, -um: deed; crime
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foedus
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n. -deris, -um: bargain; treaty
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frigus
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n. -goris, -um: cold, chill
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fulmen
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n. minis, -um: lightning; thunderbolt
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funus
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n. -neris, -um: funeral; death
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lac
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n. lactis: milk
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limin
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n. -minis, -um: doorstep, entrance, threshold
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litus
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n. -toris, -um: shores, beach
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lumen
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n. -minis, -um: light
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mel
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n. mellis: honey
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moenia
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n. -ium: rampart, wall of a city
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munus
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n. -neris, -um: duty, service; gift
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nemus
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n. -moris, -um: wood, forest; glade
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numen
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n. -minis –um: divinity, divine will; god
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omen
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n. -minis, -um: omen
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onus
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n. -neris, -um: burden, load, cargo
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n. oris, -um: mouth, face
n. oasis, -ium: bone plural = ossa |
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pectus
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n. -toris, -um: chest, breast, heart
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pecus
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n. -coris, -um: cattle, flock
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pondus
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n. -deris, -um: weight
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robur
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n. -boris, -um: stength; oak
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rus
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n. ruris: the country. locative = ruri
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scelus
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n., -leris, -um: crime
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sidus
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n.-deris, -um: constellation; plural = stars.
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aditus
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m. , -us: approach
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aestus
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m. heat; tide
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circuitus
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m. detour, circuit
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concursus
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m. running together, gathering
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conspectus
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m. sight, view
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conventus
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m. assembly
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cruciatus
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m. torture
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discessus
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m. departure
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exitus
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m. issue, outcome, death
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fluctus
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m. wave, flood
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fremitus
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m. roaring, dine
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fructus
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m. enjoyment, benefit, fruit
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gemitus
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m. groaning
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gradus
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m. step, rank
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ictus
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m. blow
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lacus
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m. lake, pool
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luctus
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m. mourning
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metus
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m. fear, dread
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motus
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m. movement, motion
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occasus
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m. setting, west
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sensus
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m. feeling; perception
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sinus
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m. curve; fold; bay
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sonitus
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m. sound
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spiritus
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m. breath; life; courage
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strepitus
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m. noise
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tumultus
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m. disturbance, rising
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versus
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m. verse (i.e., a line of poetry)
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expression, face
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m. expression, face
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effigies
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f. image, likeness
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facies
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f. appearance, face
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penicies
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f. destruction
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species
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f. look, appearance, species
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fas
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indecl. noun. what is permissable
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nefas
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indecl. noun. sacrilege, impiety
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a, ab or abs
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(+ abl.): away from; by; on the side of
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absque
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(+ abl.): without
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ad
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(+ acc.): towards; at, near; for the purpose of-, note usque ad right up to
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aduersum/aduersus
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(+acc.) opposite to; against
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ante
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(+ acc.) before, in front of
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apud
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(+ acc.) at the house of, in the hands of, in the works of,
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circum/circa/circiter
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(+acc) around, about
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cis/citra
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(+ acc.) this side of
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clam
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(+ acc./abl.) unknown to
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contra
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( + acc.) against
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coram
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( + abl.) in the presence of
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cum
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(+ abl.) with
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de
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(+ abl.) about, concerning; from; down from
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e, ex
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(+ abl.) out of, from; in accordance with; after
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erga
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( + acc.) towards
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extra
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(+ acc.) outside
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in
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(+ acc.) into, onto; against; (+ abl.) in, on
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infra
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(+ acc.) below
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inter
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(+acc.) among; between
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intra
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(+ acc.) within
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iuxta
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(+ acc.) close to, near
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ob
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(+ acc.) on account of, because of-, before, so as to obstruct
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penes
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(+ acc.) with, in the possession of
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per
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(+ acc.) through, by; in the name of, by the aid of
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post
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(+ acc.) behind, after
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prae
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(+ abl.) before; in comparison with; for, as a result of
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praeter
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(+ acc.) past; beyond; except
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pro
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(+ abl.) for, in return for; on behalf of-, in front of-, instead of-, in accordance with
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prope
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(+ acc.) near
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propter
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(+ acc.) on account of
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secundum
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(+ acc.) behind; along; after; according to
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sine
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(+ abl.) without
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sub, subter
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(+ acc.) under, beneath; just after, just before;
(+ abl.) beneath, under; at |
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super
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(+ acc.) over, above; beyond
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supra
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(+acc.) above
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tenus
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(+ gen./abl.) as far as (placed after the word it governs)
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trans
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(+ acc.) across
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uersus, uersum
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(+ acc.) towards, in the direction of (placed after the word it governs)
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ultra
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(+ acc.) beyond
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usque
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( + acc.) all the way to
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oportet
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`it is right for (the accusative) to (infinitive)’
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decet
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`it is fitting for (the accusative) to (infinitive)’
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dedecet
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`it is unseemly for (the accusative) to (infinitive)’
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miseret
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`it moves (the accusative) to pity for/at (the genitive)', `x (acc.) is sorry for Y (gen.)’
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paenitet
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`it repents (the accusative) of (the genitive)’, `x (acc.) regrets Y (gen.)’
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piget
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`it vexes (the accusative) at (thegenitive)', `x (acc.) is sick of Y (gen.)’
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pudet
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`it moves (the accusative) to shame at (the genitive)’, `x (acc.) feels shame at Y (gen.)’
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taedet
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`it wearies (the accusative) at (thegenitive)’, `x (acc.) is tired of Y (gen.)’
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libet
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`it is agreeable to (the dative) to (infinitive)’, `x (dat.) chooses to Y (infin.)’
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licet
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`it is permitted to (the dative) to (infinitive)’ (also with ut+ subj.)
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placet
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`it is pleasing to (the dative) to (infinitive)’, `x (dat.) decides to Y (infin.)’
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