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173 Cards in this Set
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walk (verb) |
ambulō, ambulāre, ambulāvī, ambulātus
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water (noun)
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aqua, –ae, F.
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crown, wreath (noun)
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corōna, –ae, F.
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crown (verb)
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cōronō, cōronāre, cōronāvī, cōronātus
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with
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cum (prep. + abl.)
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care, concern, anxiety (noun)
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cūra, –ae, F.
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concerning, about; (down) from
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dē (prep. + abl.)
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give, grant (verb)
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dō, dare, dedī, datus
*when used with an infinitive, better to use "grant" definition |
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give, present, reward (verb)
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dōnō, dōnāre, dōnāvī, dōnātus
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out of, from
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ēm, ex (prep. + abl.)
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indeed, of course; for
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enim (postpositive conj.)
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et
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et (conj.) = and
et...et = both... and... et (adv.) = even |
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talk, report, rumor, fame, reputation (noun)
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fāma, –ae, F.
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woman (noun)
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fēmina, –ae, F.
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form, shape, figure, beauty (noun)
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fōrma, –ae, F.
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have, hold, possess, consider (verb)
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habeō, habēre, habuī, habitus
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fill, fill up (verb)
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impleō, implēre, implēvī, implētus
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in
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in (prep. + acc.) = into, onto (motion toward)
in (prep. + abl.) = in, on (place where) |
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island (noun)
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īnsula, –ae, F.
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sailor (noun)
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nauta, –ae, M.
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(added to the first world of an interrogative sentence or clause; it indicates a question)
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–ne (enclitic)
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not
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nōn (adv.)
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desire, wish (for); choose (verb)
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optō, optāre, optāvī, optātus
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native land, country (noun)
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patria, –ae, F.
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money (noun)
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pecūnia, –ae, F.
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penalty, punishment (noun)
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poena, –ae, F.
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to pay a penalty (Latin idiom) (verb)
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peonās dare
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poet (noun)
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poēta, –ae, M.
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gate (noun)
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porta, –ae, F.
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and (enclitic version)
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–que (enclitic)
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queen (noun)
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rēgina, –ae, F.
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but
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sed (conj.)
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be, exist (verb)
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sum, esse, fuī, futūrus
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torch (noun)
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taeda, –ae, F.
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frighten, alarm, terrify (verb)
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terreō, terrēre, terruī, territus
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fear, be afraid (of) (verb)
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timeō, timēre, timui, ––
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crowd, uproar (noun)
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turba, –ae, F.
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way, road, path, street (noun)
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vīa, –ae, F.
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see (verb)
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videō, vidēre vīdī, vīsus
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(away) from; by (only with living beings)
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ā, ab (prep. + abl.)
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to, toward
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ad (prep. + acc.)
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soul, spirit, life force (noun)
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anima, –ae, F.
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altar (noun)
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āra, – ae, F.
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take, capture (verb)
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capiō, capiere, cēpi, captus
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store room, (small) room (noun)
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cella, –ae, F.
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hide, conceal (verb)
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cēlo, cēlāre, cēlāvī, cēlatus
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think, ponder, consider (verb)
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cōgito, cōgitāre, cōgitāvī, cōgitatus
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to think about something
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cōgitāre + dē
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guilt, fault (noun)
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culpa, –ae, F.
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condemn, sentence (verb)
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dāmnō, dāmnāre, dāmnāvī, dāmnatus
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doubt, hesitate (verb)
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dubitō, dubitāre, dubitāvi, dubitatus
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glory, renown (noun)
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glōria, –ae, F.
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begin (verb)
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incipiō, incipere, incēpi, inceptus
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inhabitant (noun)
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incola, –ae, M. (occasionally F.)
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inhabit (verb)
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incolō, incolere, incoluī, ––
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ambush, plot, treachery (noun)
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īnsidia, –ārum, F. (used only in pl.)
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envy, jealousy (noun)
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invidia, –ae, F.
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work (verb)
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labōro, labōrāre, labōrāvī, labōratus
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tear (as in a teardrop) (noun)
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lacrima, –ae, F.
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moon, moonlight (noun)
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lūna, –ae, F.
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warn, remind (verb)
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moneō, monēre, monuī, monitus
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delay (noun)
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mora, –ae, F.
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change, exchange (verb)
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mūtō, mūtāre, mūtāvī, mūtatus
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nature (noun)
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nātūra, –ae, F
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and not, nor (replaces et...nōn)
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neque or nec (conj.)
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neither... nor
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neque (nec) ... neque (nec)
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nothing
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nihil or nīl (indeclinable noun)
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unless, if...not; except
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nisī (conj.)
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harm, injury (noun)
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noxa, –ae, F.
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now (adv.)
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nunc (adv.)
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push, drive (off) (verb)
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pellō, pellere, pepulī, pulsus
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push out, drive out
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expellō, expere, expulī, expulsus
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through
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per (prep. + acc.)
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province (noun)
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prōvincia, –ae, F.
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girl (noun)
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puella, –ae, F.
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always (adv.)
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semper (adv.)
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feeling, thought, opinion (noun)
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sententia, –ae, F.
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feel, perceive (verb)
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sentiō, sentīre, sēnsī, sēnsus
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if (conj.)
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sī (conj.)
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under (i.e., going to a place under)
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sub (prep. + acc.)
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under (i.e., at or n a place under)
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sub (prep. + abl.)
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overcome, conquer (verb)
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supēro, supērāre, supērāvī, supēratus
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be (or keep) silent (verb)
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taceō, tacēre, tacuī, tacitus
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hold, keep, possess (verb)
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teneō, tenēre, tenuī, tentus
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earth, land (noun)
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terra, –ae, F.
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wave (noun)
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unda, –ae, F.
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come (verb)
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veniō, venīre, vēnī, ventus
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life (noun)
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vīta, –ae F.
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bitter, harsh (noun)
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acerbus, –a, –um
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field (noun)
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ager, agrī, M.
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hear, listen (to) (verb)
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audió, –īre, –īvī, –ītus
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war (noun)
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bellum, –ī, N.
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good (adj.)
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bonus, –a, –um
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blind, hidden, secret (adj.)
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caecus, –a, –um
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plain, level surface (noun)
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campus, –ī, M.
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bright, clear, famous (adj.)
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clārus, –a, –um
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right (as opposed to left), favorable (adj.)
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dexter, dextra, dextrum
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right hand (noun)
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dextra, dextrae, F.
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to the right
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ad dexram
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diligence (noun)
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dīligentia, –ae, F.
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gift (noun)
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dōnum, ī, N.
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conduct, manage, wage (verb)
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gerō, –ere, –gessī, gestus
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sword (noun)
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gladius, –ī, M.
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happy (adj.)
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laetus, –a, –um
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free (adj.)
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līber, lībera, līberum
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large, big, great (adj.)
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magnus, –a, –um
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evil, bad, wicked (adj.)
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malus, –a, –um
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miserable, unhappy, wretched (adj.)
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miser, misera, miserum
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much, many (adj.)
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multus, –a, –um
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son (noun)
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nātus, –ī, M.
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nē (conj.)
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in purpose clauses ––– in order that... not
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eye (noun)
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oculus, –ī, M.
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beg (for) (verb)
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ōrō, –āre, –āvī, –ātus
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seek (with ā + abl.), ask (for) (verb)
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petō, –ere, petīvī, petītus
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carry (verb)
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portō, –āre, –āvī, –ātus
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boy; child (noun)
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puer, puerī, M.
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fight; (with cum + abl.), fight with
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pūgnō, –āre, –āvī, –ātus
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beautiful (adj.)
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pulcher, pluchra, pulchrum
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Roman (adj.)
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Rōmānus, –a, –um
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rock, stone (noun)
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saxum, –ī, N.
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write (verb)
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scrībo, –ere, scrīpsī, scrīptus
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slave (noun)
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servus, ī, M.
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look at (verb)
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spectō, –āre, –āvī, –ātus
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ut (conj.)
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(in purpose clauses) in order that
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strong, healthy (adj.)
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validus, –a, –um
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cloth, covering, sail (noun)
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vēlum, –ī, N.
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to set sail (verb)
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vēla dare
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indulgence, favor, kindness, (obliging) disposition
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venia, –ae, F.
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wind (noun)
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ventus, –ī, M.
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word (noun)
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verbum, –ī, N.
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man (noun)
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vir, virī, M.
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eternal (adj.)
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aeternus, –a, um
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do, drive, discuss, spend (time), conduct
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agō, –ere, –ēgī, āctus
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high, tall, deep (adj.)
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altus, –a, –um
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friendly (+ dat.) (adj.)
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amīcus, –a, –um
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unfriendly, hostile (+ dat. ) (adj.)
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inimīcus, –a, –um
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heaven, sky (noun)
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caleum, –ī, N.
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dear (+ dat.) (adj.)
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cārus, –a, –um
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food (noun)
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cibus, –ī, M.
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around
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circum (prep. + acc.)
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destroy (verb)
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dēleō, –ēre, –ēvī, –ētus
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a god, deity (noun)
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deus, –ī, M.
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goddess (noun)
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dea, –ae, F.
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lead; consider (verb)
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dūcō, –ere, dūxī, ductus
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make, do (verb)
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faciō, –ere, fēcī, factus
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deed (noun)
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factum, ī, N.
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son (noun)
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fīlius, –ī, M.
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daughter (noun)
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fīlia, –ae, F.
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respectable, honorable, distinguished (adj.)
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honestus, –a, –um
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understand (verb)
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intellegō, –ere, intellēxī, intellēctus
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choose, select; read (verb)
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legō, –ere, lēgī, lēctus
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book (noun)
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liber, librī, M.
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letter (of the alphabet); pl. letter (epistle)
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littera, –ae, F.
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table (noun)
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mēnsa, –ae, F.
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send (verb)
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mittō, –ere, mīsī, missus
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show, point out, demonstrate (verb)
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mōnstrō, –āre, –āvī, –ātus
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town (noun)
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oppidum, –ī, N.
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destroy, lose, waste (verb)
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perdō, –ere, perdidī, perditus
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danger (noun)
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perīculum, –ī, N.
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put, place, set aside (verb)
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pōnōm –ere, posuīm positus
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because
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quod (conj.)
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realm, kindgom (noun)
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rēgnum, –ī, N.
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answer (verb)
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respondeō, –ēre, respondī, respōnsus
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enthusiasm, zeal (noun)
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studium, –ī, N.
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conver, conceal (verb)
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tegō, –ere, tēxī, tēctus
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roof, house (noun)
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tēctum, –ī, N.
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hand over, betray (verb)
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trādō, –ere, trādidī, trāditus
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shadow (noun)
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umbra, –ae, F.
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urn (noun)
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urna, –ae, F.
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true, real (adj.)
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vērus, –a, –um
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truly, indeed (adv.)
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vērē or vērō
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see; (in passive) seem, as well as be seen
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videōm –ēre, vīdī, vīsus
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country house, farmhouse (noun)
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