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94 Cards in this Set
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farm, countryside
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rurua -ae
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Remote, secluded, devious
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devius –a –um
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Despiser, rejector
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spretor –ris
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Learned man, wise
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magus – I (N.)
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to greater extent; more
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magis (comparative adj.)
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to wander, roam
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vagor, vagari, vagatus sum
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to grow hot in love
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incalesco, incalescere, incalui ----
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to become hot, become inspired or inflamed
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calesco, calescere, calui ----
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smear, anoint all over, decorate, circumlino, paint background
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circumlinere, -levi -litus sum
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Stealthily, secretly
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furtim adv.
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Step, trace, track; footstep
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vestigium –ii (n.) vestigia
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pine torch
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taeda - ae
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brimstone / sulphur; thunder/lighting
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sulphur –ris (N.) sulphura
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long-lived, tenacious life, vigorous, energetic
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vivax, vivacis
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more vigorous
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vivacior –ris
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most vigorous
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vivacissimus –a –um
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move up, bring near, apply, add
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admoveo, -ere (2) –movi –motus sum
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snatch, seize, carry off
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rapio, rapere, rapui, raptus sum
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flattering, charming, alluring
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blandus –a –um
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more alluring
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blandior –ris
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most charming
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blandissimus –a –um
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to flatter, delude, allure
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blandio, -ire
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to come near, approach
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accedo –ere, accessi, accessus sum
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nearer, closer, more recent
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propior, propior, propius (adj.)
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soft, amorous
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mollis, molle
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softer, more amorous
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molior –ris, molius (n.)
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softest, most amorous
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mollissimus –a –um
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to soften, tame
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molio –ire, -ivi –litus sum
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prayer, request
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prex, précis
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to apply, employ, invite
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adhibeo –ere –bui , adhibitus sum
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to reject, fight back, oppose,
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repugno –are
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to come into existence; to be born
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nascor, nasci, natus sum
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birth, character, nature
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natura –ae
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allow, permit
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sino –ere, sivi, situs sum
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prepared, ready, equipped, provided
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paratus –a –um
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more ready
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paratior –ris, (n.) paratius
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most equipped
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paratissimus –a –um, ( adv.) paratissime
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to prepare; supply, provide, produce, plan
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paro –are –avi – atus sum
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noise, sound
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sonus – i (M.)
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to send back
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remitto –ere –misi –missus sum
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stream, troop, crowd
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agmen, agminis (N.)
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comrade, companion
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comes, comitis (C.)
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count, official, magnate
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comes, comitis (M.)
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loyal, faithful, trusting, confident
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fidus, -a –um
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trust in; confidence in (+ abl. / dat.)
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fido, fidere, fissus sum
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is there anyone…. ?
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ecquis….? (passionate intrg.)
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to be present, near
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adsum, adesse
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to be astounded
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stupeo, stupere, stupui ----
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in order to….
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utque + Subjunctive
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separated, led away, distant
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seductus –a –um
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glance, sight
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acies, aciei (f.) 5th
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send away, dismiss, discharge, release
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dimitto –ere
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part, region, party, faction, side, role
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pars, partis (f.)
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to look back, gaze at
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respicio –ere, respici, respectus
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on the other contrary, in return, since
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rursus (adv.)
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to come
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venio, -ire, veni, ventus sum
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coming
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venientem (participle)
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as many as…, the same number of
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totidem adj. (indecl.)
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stand firm, endure
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persto –are
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likeness, echo, image, appearance
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imago, imaginis f.
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no one
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nullus – i
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no one adj.
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nullus –a –um
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willing, cheerful
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libens, libentis
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more willing
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libentior –ris,
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more willingly adv.
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(adv.) libentius
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most willing
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libentissimus –a –um,
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most willingly adv.
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(adv.) libentissime
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to favour, support + dat.
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faveo, favere, favi, fautus sum + dat.
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Neck, upper ridge
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collum – i
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To throw into; hurl
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inicio, inicere, inieci, iniectus sum
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To hope for, trust
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spero, sperare, speravi, speratus sum
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Embrace, grasp
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complexus, complexus 4th
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To die, perish
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emorior, emori, emortuus sum (dep.) 3rd
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Despised, rejected, spurned
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spretus –a –um
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repulse , rejection; denial, refusal
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repulsa -ae f.
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shamefaced , blushing
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pudibundus -a -um
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foliage, leaves
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frons, frondis (3rd) F
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lie hidden, lurk; live a retired life
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lateo, latere, latui, - V (2nd)
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make thin; diminish
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extenuo, extenuare, extenuavi, extenuatus V (1st)
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awake, wakeful; watchful; alert, vigilant, paying attention
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vigil, (gen.), vigilis ADJ
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remain awake, be awake; watch;
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vigilo, vigilare, vigilavi, vigilatus
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concern, worry, anxiety, trouble;
attention, care, pains |
cura, curae (1st) F
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wretched, miserable, pitiable
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miserabilis, miserabilis, miserabile ADJ
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contract, tighten
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adduco, adducere, adduxi, adductus V (3rd) TRANS
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skin; external appearance
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cutis, cutis (3rd) F
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leanness, meagerness; poverty
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macies, maciei (5th) F
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air, atmosphere
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aera, aeris C
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vitality/spirit,
juice, sap; moisture |
sucus, suci (2nd) M
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bone
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ossum, ossi (2nd) N
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be left over; survive
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supersum, superesse, superfui, superfuturus V
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stone; milestone; jewel
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lapis, lapidis (3rd) M
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draw, drag, haul; derive, get;
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traho, trahere, traxi, tractus V (3rd)
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shape, form,
figure, image; beauty |
figura, figurae (1st) F
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listener, hearer; disciple (w/GEN), pupil, student;
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auditor, auditoris (3rd) M
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