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306 Cards in this Set
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mala, malorum, n.pl. |
troubles
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immineo, imminēre
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to threaten, hang over
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lautissimus, -a, -um
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very smart, very elegant
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calvus, -a, -um
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bald
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capillatus, -a, -um
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long haired
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nec tam...quam
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and it was not so much...as
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soleatus, -a, -um
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wearing slippers
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pila, pilæ, f.
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ball
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follis, follis, m.
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bag
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sufficio, sufficere, suffeci, suffectum
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supply, provide
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digitus, digiti, m.
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finger
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concrepo, concrepare, concrepui, concrepitum
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rattle, creak, snap
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tergo, tergere, tersi, tersum
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wipe, dry
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lectica, -æ, f.
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litter
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symphionacus, -i, m.
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a musician
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canto, cantare, cantavi, cantatus
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play, sing
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ianua, -æ, f.
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door
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libellus, -i, m.
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a notice
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foras
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out of doors, forth, out
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exeo, exire, exii, exitus
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go out, exit
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plaga, -æ, f.
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blow, lash
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super
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above
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limen, -inis, n.
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threshold
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aureus, -a, -um
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golden
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cavea, -æ, f.
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hollow place; cage
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pica, -æ, f.
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jay, magpie
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varius, -a, -um
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various; black and white
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intrans, intrantis, m.
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person coming in
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sinister, sinistra, sinistrum
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left
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catena, -æ, f.
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chain
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paries, -etis, m.
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wall of a house
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quadratus, -a, -um
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squared; capital
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spiritus, -ūs, m.
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breath, spirit, courage
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colligo, -ere, -legi, lectum
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collect, gather
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venalicium, venalicii, n.
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a slave sale
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titulus, -i, m.
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inscription, label, title
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caduceus, -i, m.
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a herald's staff, especially that of Mercury
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reddo, reddere, reddidi, redditum
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represent, reflect
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ratiocinor, -ari
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to calculate, keep accounts
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ratio, -onis, f.
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a reckoning, account
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dispensator, -oris, m.
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steward, financial agent
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tribunal, -alis, n.
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raised platform
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cornu, -ūs, n.
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a horn
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abundans, abundantis
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of plenty
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triclinium, -ii, n.
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a couch running round three sides of a table for reclining on at meals
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miror, -ari, -atus sum
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wonder or marvel; be astonished or amazed at
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fascis, -is, m.
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bundles of rods carried by the lictors before the high Roman magistrate
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securis, -is, f.
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ax, hatchet, chopper
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pridie
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the day before
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Kalenda, -ae, f.
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1st of the month
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foris
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out of doors, abroad
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stella, -ae, f.
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star, planet, comet
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septem
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seven
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dexter, dextra, dextrum
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right side
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pes, pedis, m.
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foot
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gressus, -ūs, m.
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a stepping, going, step, course, way
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despolior, despoliari, despoliatus sum
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strip, deprive of clothing (for flogging)
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poena, -æ, f.
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penalty, punishment
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peccatus, -ūs, m.
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sin; moral offense; error
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subduco, -ere, subduxi, subductum
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to steal
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decem
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ten
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sestertius, -ūi, m.
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sesterce
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aureus, -i, m.
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a gold piece
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iactura, -æ, f.
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loss; sacrifice; expense
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nequissimi
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utterly worthless
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vestimentum, -i, n.
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garment, robe; clothes
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cubitorius, -a, -um
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suitable for reclining in at dinner
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natalis, -is, m.
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birthday
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cliens, clientis, m.
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client, vassal
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Tyrius, -a, -um
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dyed with Tyrian purple
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lavo, lavare,lavi, lotum
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to wash
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quis ergo est?
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well, what does it matter?
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ecce
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look!
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impingo, -ere, impegi, impactum
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thrust, strike against
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basium, basi(i), n.
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kiss
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ut paronychia tollerent
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to cut our toenails
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obiter
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in passing, as they went
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familia, -ae, f.
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household
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gustatio, -onis, f.
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the first light dish of a Roman meal, an antepast
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valde
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greatly
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lautus, -a, -um
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elegant, sumptuous
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asellus, -i, m.
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donkey, ass
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Corinthius, -a, -um
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of Corinthian bronze
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bisaccium, bisacci(i), n.
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double bag; double pannier
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lanx, lancis, m.
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plate, metal dish, tray, platter
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pondus, ponderis, n.
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weight, burden
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glis, gliris, m.
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dormouse
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mel, mellis, n.
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honey
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papaver, papaveris, n.
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poppy; poppy-seed
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spargo, spargere, sparsi, sparsum
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scatter, strew, sprinkle
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tomaculum, -i, n.
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kind of sausage
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prunum, -i, n.
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plum
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ad symphoniam
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to the sound of a band
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pinna, -æ, f.
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feather, pick
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perfodio, perfodire, perfodivi, perfoditus
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dig, pierce, stab
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lusus, -ūs, m.
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a playing, play, game
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potestatem facere
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to give permission
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gustatorium, -ii, n.
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an antepast, an hors d'oeuvre, a starter
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paropsis, -idis, f.
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a large square dish for the dessert, a dessert-dish
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argenteus, -a, -um
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silver, made of silver
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colaphus, -i, m.
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a blow with the fist, a cuff, a box on the ear
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purgamentum, -i, n.
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what is swept or washed off, sweepings, offscourings, filth, dirt, rubbish
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scopa, -æ, f.
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thin branches, twigs; a broom
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everro, everrere, everri, eversus
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sweep out, clean out
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nummus, -i, m.
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coin, cash, money
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modius, modi(i), m.
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peck, bushel (about 2 gallons)
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metior, metiri, mensus sum
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measure, estimate, count
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modo
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just now, recently
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topanta
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Trimalchio's all-in-all
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amphora, -æ, f.
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wine jar
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gypso, gypsare, gypsavi, gypsatus
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cover with gypsum; seal
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cervix, -icis, f.
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the neck, nape
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pittacium, pittacii, n.
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small piece of cloth; label, ticket
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titulus, -i, m.
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title, label, heading
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complodo, complodere, complosi, complosus
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clap/strike hands together; applaud
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eheu!
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alas!
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honestus, -a, -um
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distinguished, reputable, respected
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larva, -æ, f.
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ghost; skeleton
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homuncio, homuncionis, m.
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little man, manikin
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cunctus, -a, -um
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all in a body, all together, the whole, all, entire
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Orcus, -i, m.
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hell, death, the Lower World, the abode of the dead
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dum
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while
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licet
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it is permitted, it is allowed (+ infinitive)
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toral, toralis, n.
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valance of a couch; tapestry
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venatio, venationis, f.
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the hunt, the chase
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rete, retis, n.
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net
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venabulum, venabuli, n.
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hunting-spear
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apparatus, -ūs, m.
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instruments, equipment, supplies
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repositorium, -i, n.
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tray
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aper, apri, m.
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boar, wild boar
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barbatus, -a, -um
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bearded, having a beard
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venter, ventris, m.
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stomach, womb; belly
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auceps, aucupis, m.
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bird-catcher, fowler
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harundo, harundinis, f.
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reed, cane; limed twigs for catching birds
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momentum, -i, n.
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moment, importance'
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ferculum, -i, n.
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food tray; dish, course
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tyrannus, -i, m.
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tyrant; despot; monarch, absolute ruler
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nanciscor, nancisci, nanctus sum
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obtain, get
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calfacio, calfacere, calfeci, calfactus
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make warm/hot, heat
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calidus, -a, -um
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warm, hot
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vestiarius, vestiari(i), m.
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an article of clothing
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madidus, -a, -um
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wet, moist; drunk
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lavor, lavari, lotus sum
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to take a bath
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dilacero, dilacerare, dilaceravi, dilaceratus
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tear to pieces; tear apart
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bellus, -a, -um
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pretty, handsome, nice, agreeable
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uter, utris, m.
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skin; wine/water skin; bag made of skin
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musca, muscæ, f.
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fly
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bulla, bullæ, f.
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bubble
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abstineo, abstinere, abstinui, abstentus
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abstain, avoid
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mica, -æ, f.
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particle, grain , crumb
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plures, plurium, m
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the majority, the dead
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immo
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on the contrary, or rather
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effero, efferre, extuli, elatus
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carry out for burial
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plango, plangere, planxi, planctus
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strike, beat; bewail; mourn
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maligne
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spitefully, very little
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ploro, plorare, ploravi, ploratus
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cry, lament, weep
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aeque est ac
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it is the same as if
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bona, bonorum, n.
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goods
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puteus, putei, m.
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a well
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memini, meminisse (+GEN)
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remember, keep in mind
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queror, queri, questus sum
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complain about, grumble about
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as, assis, m.
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copper coin, small unit of money
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quadrans, quadrantis, m.
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a small coin; 1/4 of an as
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stercus, stercoris, m.
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filth, manure
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nummus, nummi, m.
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coin, cash, money
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merus, -a, -um
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unmixed, pure
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nuga, -æ, f.
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nonsense, trash
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bucca, -æ, f
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mouth; mouthful
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esuritio, esuritionis, f.
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hunger, state of hunger, famine
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aedilis, aedilis, m.
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aedile, commissioner of police/fire/markets/games
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malus, -a, -um
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bad, evil
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evenio, evenire, eveni, eventus
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come out/about/forth, happen; turn out
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colludo, colludere, collusi, collusus
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play/sport together; act in collusion with
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pistor, pistoris, m.
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miller, baker
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plus, pluris, n.
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more
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patrimonium, patrimoni(i), n.
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inheritance; that which comes from one's father
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quod ad me attinet
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as far as I'm concerned
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persevero, perseverare, perseveravi, perseveratus
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persist, persevere; continue
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annona, -æ, f.
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year's produce; provisions; price of grain/corn/food
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vestis, vestis, f.
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garment, clothing
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comedo, comedere, comedi, comestus
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consume, eat, devour
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casula, -æ, f.
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small cottage, hut
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misereor, misereri, misertus sum
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pity, feel pity (w/ GEN)
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ieiunium, ieiuni(i), n.
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fasting, a fast
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pilus, pili, m.
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hair; bit, whit
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stolatus, -a, -um
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stola-wearing, befitting a matron
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urceatim
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in the manner of jugs, pitchers, buckets
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pluo, pluere, pluvi
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rain, rain down
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udus, -a, -um
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wet
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tamquam
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as, just as, just as if
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mus, muris, m.
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mouse
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interpello, interpellare, interpellavi, interpellatus
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interrupt, break in on, disturb
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loquor, loqui, locutus sum
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speak, talk
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trudo, trudere, trusi, trusus
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thrust, push, shove; drive, force; drive on
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munus, muneris, n.
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service, duty; gift, tribute
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ferrum, -i, n.
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iron; weapon, sword
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fuga, -ae, f.
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flight, fleeing, escape
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carnarium, carnari(i), n.
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meat rack; butcher's shop, a shambles
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unde
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from where, whence; from which
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ideo
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for this reason; that's why
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prae (+ ABL)
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before, in front; because of
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fatuus, fatua, fatuum
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foolish, silly; idiotic
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pullus, -i, m.
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chicken
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ovum, ovi, n.
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egg
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filiolus, filioli, m.
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little son
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morbosus, -a, um
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unhealthy; morbidly lustful; keen on, mad about
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cardelis, cardelis, f.
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goldfinch; thistle-finch
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mustella, -æ, f.
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weasel
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nenia, -æ, f.
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funeral dirge song; incantation, jingle; trifle
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rubricatus, -a, -um
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red, painted red with ocher
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gusto, gustare, gustavi, gustatus
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taste, sip; enjoy
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inquino, inquiinare, inquinavi, inquinatus
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stain, pollute; soil
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destino, destinare, destinavi, destinatus
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fasten down; make up mind
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artificium, artifici(i), n.
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art, craft, trade
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tonstrinum, -i, n.
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a barber's training
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praeco, praeconis, m.
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herald, crier
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causidicus, causidici, m.
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advocate, barrister, pleader of causes
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Orcus, Orci, m.
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Hell, death
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thesaurus, thesauri, m.
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treasure, hoard
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adhūc
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still
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nōn adhūc
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not yet
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admoneo, admonere, admonui, admonitus
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to warn, remind
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aeger, aegra, aegrum
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sick, ill
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arripito, -ripere, -ripui, -reptum
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to snatch up
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auris, auris
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ear
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caedo, -ere, cecīdi, caesum
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to beat, cut, kill
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celeritās, -ātis
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speed
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cēlo (1)
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to hide
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citō (adv.)
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quickly
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cocus, -ī
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a cook
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coquo, -ere
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to cook
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colo, -ere, colui, cultum
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to till, worship, adorn
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cōnsisto, -ere, -stiti
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to halt, stand still
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contemno, -ere, -tempsi, -temptum
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to despise
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contineo, -ere, tinui, tentum
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to hold in
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crūdēlis, -e
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cruel
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dīves, dīvitis
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rich
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dominus, -ī
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a master
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dūco, -ere, dūxi, ductum
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to lead
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adduco, -ere, -dūxi, -ductum
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to lead to, lead in
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expōno, -ere, -posui, -positum
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to put out, explain
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exspecto (1)
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to wait for
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fābula, -ae
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a story, gossip
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fīnes, fīnium (pl.)
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territory, property
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frōns, frontis
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forehead, front
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hinc et illinc
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on this side and that
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indulgentia, -ae
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kindness, indulgence
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inimicus, -ī
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an enemy
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intueor (2)
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to gaze at, look closely at
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iungo, -ere, iūnxi, iūnctum
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to join
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coniungo, -ere, -iūnxi, -iūnctum
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to join, unite
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iūro (1)
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to swear
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līberālitās, -ātis
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generosity
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memoria, -ae
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memory
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mītis, -e
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kind, gentle
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modus, -i
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way, sort
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eius modi
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of this kind
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mora, -ae
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delay
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mōs, mōris
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custom
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mōrēs
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character
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mox
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soon
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mūto (1)
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to change
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nāscor, nāsci, nātus
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to be born
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nāvigo (1)
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to sail
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nē... quidem
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not even
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neco (1)
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to kill
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nēquam (indecl. adj.)
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worthless
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nesciō (4)
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to not know
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neuter, neutra, neutrum
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neither
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nōsco, -ere, nōvi, notum
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to get to know, learn
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nōvi
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I know
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cognōsco, -ere, -nōvi, -nitum
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to get to know, learn
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occupo (1)
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to sieze, occupy
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palam (adv. and prep. with abl.)
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openly, in the sight of
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pereo, -ire, -ii, -itum
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to perish
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placeo (2 + dat.)
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to please
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post (prep. with acc.)
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after
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posteā
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afterwards
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postquam (conj.)
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after
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potentia
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power
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praedium
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estate
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prõmitto, -ere, -misi, -missum
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to promise
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prope (adv. and prep. with acc.)
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near
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prōsum, prōdesse, prōfui (+ dat.)
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to help, benefit
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pudet (2)
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to shame
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mē pudet
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I am ashamed
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quaero, -ere, quaesīvi/quaesii, quaesitum
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to ask
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quisquam, quidquam
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anyone, anything (after a negative)
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recreo (1)
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to restore, make better
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relaxo (1)
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to relax
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respicio, -spicere, -spexi, spectum
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to look (back) at
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rīsus, rīsūs
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a smile
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seco, -āre, secui, sectum
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to cut
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sevēritās, -tātis
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severity
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sīcut
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just as, as
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sono, -āre, sonui, sonitum
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to sound, make a noise
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spatium, -i
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a space, interval
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spēro (1)
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to hope
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studium, -i
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study, enthusiasm
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testāmentum, -i
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a will
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timidus, -a, -um
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fearful
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trīstis, -e
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sad
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tunica, -ae
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a tunic
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urbānus, -a, -um |
witty
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ūsus, ūsūs
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use
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vir, viri
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