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119 Cards in this Set
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arvum
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-i (n) field; pl. = lands
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ferax
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feracis (adj) fertile, productive
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arduus
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a, um (adj) steep, lofty
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astrum
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-i (n) star
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cacumen
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cacuminis (n) peak, summit
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nubes
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nubis (f) cloud
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tego
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-ere, texi, tectum --- to cover
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aequor
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-oris (n) the sea, great flood
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consors
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-sortis (c) companion, partner, sharer
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torus
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-i (m) marriage bed
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supero
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(1) rise above, tower over
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ratis
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-is (f) raft
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vehor
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vehi, vectus sum - to be carried, ride, saoil
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adhaereo
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adhaerere, haesi, haesum - to cling to
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fatidicus
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a, um - prophetic
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numen
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numinis (n) divine power, god
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aequum
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i (n) right, justice, fairness
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stagno
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(1) to be swamped, be covered
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ambo
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ambae, ambo - both
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cultor
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-oris (c) worshiper
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nubila
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-orum (n. pl.) clouds
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nimbus
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i (m) black rain cloud
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aether
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aetheris (m) the upper atmosphere, sky
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tricuspis
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idis - three pronged
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mulceo
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-ere, mulsi, mulsum -- clam, soothe
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rector
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oris (m) ruler
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pelagus
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i (n) sea
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profundum
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-i (n) deep [sea]
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exsto
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(1) to stand out, rise up out of
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umerus
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-i (m) shoulder
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inspiro
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(1) to blow into [+dat]
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fluctus
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-us (m) wave
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tellus
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-uris (f) land
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coerceo
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(2) to force toether, get under control
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tortillis
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-e -- twisted, winding
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turbo
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-inis (m) whirl, spiral
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imum
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-i (n) lowest point, bottom
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concipio
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-ere, cepi, ceptum -- to take in, fill up with
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aer
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aeris (m) air, breath
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oris (n) mouth
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madidus
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a, um -- dripping wet, soaked
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inflo
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(1) to blow into
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rorans
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-antis -- moist, wet
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barba
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-ae (f) beard
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alveus
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-i (m) stream or river-channel
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amnis
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-is (m) [waters of a] stream or river
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surgo
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-ere, rexi - rise up, become visible
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iugum
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-i (n) mountain pass, ridge
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nudatus, a, um
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bare, exposed to view
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limus
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i (m) mud
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frons
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frondis (f) leaves
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occasus
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-us (m) setting of the sun
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ortus
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-us (m) rising of the sun
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infundo
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-ere, -fudi, -fusum: pour or breathe into [+dat]
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fleo
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-ere, flevi -- weep
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precor
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-ari, -atus sum -- pray to
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adeo
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-ire, i(v)i : to go to, approach
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vadum
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i (n) channel
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seco
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(1) to cut
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vestigium
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-ii (n) step, track
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tango
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-ere, tetigi, tactum -- touch
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gradus
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-us (m) step
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procumbo
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-ere, cubui -- fall down, lie down
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gelidus
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a, um -- cool
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paveo
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-ere, pavi --- tremble
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osculum
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i (n) kiss
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saxum
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-i (n) stone
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prex
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precis (f) prayer
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remollesco
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-ere -- to be moved,
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damnum
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i (n) destruction, loss
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mergo
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-ere, mersi, mersum -- to drown, flood
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ops
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opis (f) help, aid
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mitis
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-e --- mild
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obstipesco
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-ere, obstipui -- to be amazed
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laedo
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-ere, laesi, laesum -- to harm, injure
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ossis (n) bone
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umbra
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ae (f) ghost, spirit
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caecus
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a, um -- dark, puzzling
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latebrae
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arum (f) mysteries, riddles
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voluto
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(1) to turn over
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mergo
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-ere, mersi, mersum -- to drown, flood
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ops
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opis (f) help, aid
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mitis
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-e --- mild
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obstipesco
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-ere, obstipui -- to be amazed
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laedo
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-ere, laesi, laesum -- to harm, injure
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ossis (n) bone
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umbra
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ae (f) ghost, spirit
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caecus
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a, um -- dark, puzzling
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latebrae
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arum (f) mysteries, riddles
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voluto
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(1) to turn over
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mergo
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-ere, mersi, mersum -- to drown, flood
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ops
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opis (f) help, aid
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mitis
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-e --- mild
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obstipesco
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-ere, obstipui -- to be amazed
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laedo
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-ere, laesi, laesum -- to harm, injure
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ossis (n) bone
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umbra
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ae (f) ghost, spirit
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caecus
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a, um -- dark, puzzling
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latebrae
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arum (f) mysteries, riddles
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voluto
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(1) to turn over
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fallax
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-acis - false, bogus
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sollertia
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ae (f) cleverness, intelligence
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reor
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reri, ratus sum -- to think, suppose
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augurium
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-ii (n) interpretation
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diffido
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-ere, diffisus sum -- to be unsure about [+dat]
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tempto
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(1) to try, attempt
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velo
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(1) to veil
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testis
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-is (m) witness
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vetustas
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-tatis (f) antiquity, great age
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rigor
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-oris (m) stiffness
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mollio
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-ire, -ivi, -itum-- to soften
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mitis
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-e -- mild, soft
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manifestus
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a, um -- clear
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marmor
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-oris (m) marble
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satis
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quite
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rudis
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-e -- in rough form
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signum
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i (n) statue
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documentum, i
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(n) evidence, proof
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umidus
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a, um -- wet, moist
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