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36 Cards in this Set
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uterque, utraque, utrumque
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each (of two); both
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levis, -is, -e
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light, not heavy
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nebula, -ae
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(f.) fog, mist, cloud
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consisto, consistere, constiti, --
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to exist, to be, to come into existence; to be steadfast, to endure; to stand still
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fulgor, fulgoris
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(m.) flash (of lightning), brightness
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fulmen, fulminis
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(nt.) thunderbolt
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fabricator, fabricatoris
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(m.) maker, former, creator
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permitto, permittere, permisi, permissus
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to allow; to let go through, to let pass
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aër, aëris
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(m./nt.) air, atmosphere, sky, weather, mist
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passim
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(adv.) here and there, everywhere
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rego, regere, rexi, rectus
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to rule, guide, manage, direct
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tractus, -us
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(m.) tract, trail, expanse, region, distance
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flamen, flaminis
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(nt.) gust, breeze, gale
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lanio, laniare, laniavi, laniatus
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to tear apart, mutilate, mangle
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Eurus, -i
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(m.) southeast or east wind
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Nabataeus, -a, -um
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Nabataean; Eastern; (mpl.) Nabataeans, people of N. Arabia
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regnum, -i
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(nt.) kingdom
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Persis, Persidis (or -idos)
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Persian; (f.) Persia
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radius, -i
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(m.) spoke, ray; radius
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subdo, subdere, subdidi, subditus
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to put under, to subdue
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matutinus, -a, -um
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morning, early
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iugum, iugi
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(nt.) ridge (of a mountain); yoke
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vesper, -i / -is
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(m.) west; evening; evening star
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occidus, -a, -um
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setting; western; sinking, dying, fading
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tepesco, tepescere, tepui, --
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to grow warm
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Zephyrus, -i
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(m.) west wind
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Boreas, -ae
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(m.) north wind
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Septentriones, -um
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(mpl.) the Big Bear constellation; seven stars of the Little Bear; the north, northern regions
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Scythia, -ae
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(f.) country north of the Black Sea
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horrifer, horrifera, horriferum
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horrible, awful, frightening
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invado, invadere, invasi, invasus
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to enter, invade
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contrarius, -a, -um
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contrary, opposite; from the opposite direction
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madesco, madescere, madui, --
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to become wet/moist; (coll.) to get loaded (i.e., drunk)
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Auster, austri
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(m.) south wind
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adsiduus, -a, -um
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persistent, restless, incessant, tireless
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pluvia, -ae
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(f.) rain
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