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arater, ri
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m. plough
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uncus, a, um
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recourbé, crochu
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urgeo
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ere, ursi, - (2)
1. presser to press, push, force, drive, impel, urge |
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crus, cruris
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n. jambe
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retego
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ere, texi, tectum
ouvrir, decouvrir, devoiler, mettre a nu Iam nitidum retegente diem noctisque fugante / Tempora Lucifero cadit eurus. Now with Lucifer unveiling the sparkling day and setting the time of light aflight, the southern wind falls. VIII,1-2. |
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cesso
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are, avi, atum
1. tarder, se montrer lent 2. susendre son activite 3. ne rien faire |
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patruus, i
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oncle paternel
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hamatus, a, um
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furnished with a hook
(think fr. hamecon) |
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harundo, inis
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f. 1. a reed, cane
2. an arrow 3. a reed-pipe, sheperd's pipe |
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propero
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are, avi, atum [properus = speedy]
1. tr. presser, hater, accelerer 2. intr. se hater, se presser to make haste, be quick, go quickly ; to accelerate (smthg) |
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jactura, ae
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1. action de jeter par-dessus bord
2. sacrifice, perte, dommage |
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juba, ae
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criniere de cheval
"Ille, ut erat pronus, per crura admissa jubasque / Volvitur" (VI,237) |
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ferrugo, inis (subs)
ferrugineus (adj) |
f. rouille
couleur de fer, bleu foncé |
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angustus, a, um
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étroit, resserré
"Est medium Cyanes et Pisaeae Aresthusae, / quod coit angustis inclusum cornibus aequor" |
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tenus (prep.) + abl.
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jusqu'à
(tenus exstitit alvo = elle s'est tenue au-dessus jusqu'au ventre) |
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nubo
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ere, nupsi, nuptus (3)
1. couvrir, voiler 2. épouser, etre épousé |
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gurges, itis
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m. gouffre, abime, tourbillon d'eau
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denique (adv.)
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puis apres, en fin de compte, finalement
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udus, a, um
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mouillé
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succendo
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ere, di, sum (3)
mettre le feu |
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hebeto
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are, avi, atus
emousser, enlever la finesse, l'acuite, la penetration "rursus ubi alma dies hebeterat sidera" (V, 444) |
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colluo
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ere, collui, collutus (3) (cum + luo)
wash thoroughly |
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anus, us
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f. vieille femme
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ostendo
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ere, ostendi, ostentum
1. tendre en avant 2. presenter, exhiber, exposer |
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zona, ae
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ceinture
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increpo
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are, avi, atum
1. intr. faire du bruit, faire un cliquetis, claquer 2. se faire entendre 3. tr. faire entendre un son en heurtant ("terras tamen increpat omnes" V, 474) |
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vulgo
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are, avi, atum
répendre qqc dans le public, propager |
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sisto
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ere, stiti, statum
1. faire se tenir, poser, mettre 2. arreter |
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violentia, ae
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force violente
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tempestivus, a, um
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qui vient en son temps, qui arrive a propos, opportun
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levo
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are, avi, atum
1. alleger, soulager, diminuer |
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pervius, a, um
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that may be crossed, affording a passage, accessible
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subter (adv.)
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below, beneath, underneath
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desuesco
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ere, suevi, suetus
1. tr. se deshabituer de |
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matrona, ae
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married woman, wife
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ceu (adv.)
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1. comme, ainsi que
2. comme si (sans verbe) e.g. Mater ceu saxea |
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neu
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=neve
=et que ne pas =and lest, and not, and that not, nor |
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stirps, stirpis
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f. 1. souche, racine
2. origine, race, famille |
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pango
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ere, pepigi or pegi, pactus (3)
1. to fasten, make fast, fix, drive in 2. to fix, settle, agree upon |
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exilis, e, exilior
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thin
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venter, tris
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m. ventre
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exerceo
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ere, exercui, exercitus (2)
1. mettre en mouvement sans relache 2. travailler une chose sans relache |
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medicamen, inis
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n. medicament, remede
drogue, ingredient poison |
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innecto
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ere, innexi, innectus
lier, enlacer, attacher |
in + nexus
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exsul, is
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m. f. an exiled person
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demo
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ere, dempsi, demptus (3)
to subtract, take away |
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scando
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ere, scansi, scansus (3)
1. int. monter 2. tr. escalader |
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inane, nis
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n. le vide, l'air
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foedo
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are, avi, atum
to make foul, defile, pollute, disfigure |
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eruo
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ere, erui, erutus (3)
1. tirer en creusant, fouillant 2. deterrer, decouvrir |
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simplex, icis
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1. simple
2. seul, un |
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tenus (prep)
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+abl.
jusqu'a, jusqu'aux ... |
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fugo
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are, avi, atum
mettre en fuite Iam nitidum retegente diem noctisque fugante / Tempora Lucifero cadit eurus. Now with Lucifer unveiling the sparkling day and setting the time of light aflight, the southern wind falls. VIII,1-2. |
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vasto
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are, avi, atus
1. rendre desert 2. devaster, desoler Interea Minos Lelegeia litora vastat = Meanwhile Minos devastes the shores of Lelegeus. |
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vertex (vortex), icis
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m. 1. tourbillon d'eau
2. sommet |
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dubius, a, um
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moving two ways, fluctuating
diuque / inter utrumque volat dubiis Victoria pennis = For a long time, Victory flew in between both camps with vacillating feathers. VIII, 13. |
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proles, is
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f. offspring
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cassis, idis
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f. casque en metal
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clipeus, i
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m. bouclier rond
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lentus, a, um
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1. visqueux
2. flexible, souple 3. tenace |
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obsideo
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ere, sedi, sessum (2)
1. intr. etre assis, installé qq part 2. tr. etre assis en occupant un lieu 3. assieger, bloquer |
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obsidio, onis
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f. 1. action d'assieger
2. detention, captivité * "Me tamen accepta poterat deponere bellum / Obside" (obsidione > obside) |
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tres, es, ia
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trois
tertius, a, um = troisieme terni, ae, a = trois chacun ter = trois fois |
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potius (adv.)
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plutot
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proditio, onis
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f. 1. revelation, denonciation
2. trahison |
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lēctus, a, um
vs. lectus, ī |
chosen, picked, selected, choice, excellent
a couch, bed, lounge, sofa |
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ratis, is
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f. a raft, float
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insignis, e
vs. insigne, is |
adj. distinguished by a mark, remarkable, noted
vs. n. a mark, indication, proof, sign |
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par, paris (adj)
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adj. equal
as subs., n. a pair, couple "Actoridaeque pares" VIII, 308 |
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etiamnum (conj)
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not as yet
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laevus (adj)
vs. laedus (adj) vs. laetus (adj) |
left, on the left side
vs. hurt, wounded (from laedo) vs. joyful, cheerful (> laetor, ari) |
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dignor
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ari, atus sum
to deem worthy |
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deveho
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ere, vexi, vectus (3)
to carry down, carry off, convey |
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suo
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suere, sui, sutus (3)
to sew, stitch |
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elido
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ere, elisi, elisus (ex + laedo)
to strike out, dash out, tear out, force out, squeeze out |
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latro
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are, avi, atus
to bark |
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vanus, a, um
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empty ; vain
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acumen, inis
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n. a point
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spiro
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are, avi, atus
to breathe, draw breath ; to breath out, emit |
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impes, etis (only in abl. sing. = impete)
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m. violence, vehemence
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linquo
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ere, liqui, - (3)
to go away, leave, quit, forsake |
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poples, itis
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m. the ham, hollow of the knee
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citra (adv.)
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on this side of (temporal or spatial)
opposite would be ultera |
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conamen, inis
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n. an effort, exertion, struggle
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stipes, itis
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m. a log, trunk
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immineo
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ere, -, - (2)
- to project over, lean towards, hang down over, overhang, overarch - to be near to, touch on, border upon |
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conspicuus, a, um
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- in view, visible
- striking, conspicuous, distinguished, illustrious |
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spiculum, i
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a little sharp point, sting
"hastarum spicula" VIII,375 |
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securis, is, acc. im or em
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an axe, hatchet, cleaver
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anceps, cipitis
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- that has two hands, two-headed
- double, two-sided "ancipitem securim" VIII, 397 |
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occupo
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are, avi, atus
- to take into possession, occupy, seize - to get the start of, be beforehand with, anticipate. "occupat audentem" VIII, 399 |
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eminus (adv.)
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[ex + manus]
beyond sword reach, at a distance |
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immanis, e
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- monstrous, enormous, huge
- frightful, inhuman, fierce, wild |
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minor (verb)
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ari, atus sum
menacer |
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acervo
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are, avi, atus
to heap up |
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inferiae, arum
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sacrifices in honor of the dead
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paro
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are, avi, atus
to make ready, prepare |
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torreo
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ere, torrui, tostus (2)
to dry up, parch, roast, bake, scorch, burn |
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proceres, um (only in plural)
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m. the leading men, noblemen
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livens, entis
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bluish, lead-colored, black and blue, livid
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satio
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are, avi, atum
to satisfy, fill, sate |
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