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511 Cards in this Set
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origo, origonis, f
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origin
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opinio, opinonis, f
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opinion
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permagnus, a, um
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very large
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Vestalis, is, f
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vestal virgin (priestess)
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violo, are (1)
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violate
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proles, prolis, f
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offspring
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scilicet (adv.)
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namely, that is to say
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duplex, duplicis
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double
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revera (adv.)
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really, in fact
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imminuo, ere, minui, minutum (3)
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diminish
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valeo, ere (2)
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+ infinitive, be able to
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sacratus, a, um
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consecrated
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vincio, ire, vinxi, vinctum (4)
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bind, chain up
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carcer, carceris, m
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prison
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secundum
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preposition + acc., following, after, according to
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ops, opis, f
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wealth, influence, power
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comprimo, ere, pressi, pressum (3)
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press, suppress, restrain
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edo, ere, didi, ditum (3)
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set forth, produce, beget
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stirps, stirpis, f
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stalk of plant or tree, lineage, offspring
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seu...seu
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whether...or
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reor, reri, ratus sum (2)
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think, believe, suppose
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honestus, a, um
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honorable, worthy, proper
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crudelitas, atis, f
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cruelty
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vindico, are (1)
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lay claim to, liberate, defend, avenge
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profluo, ere, fluxi, fluxum (3)
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flow forth, flow along
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divinitus (adv.)
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divinely
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ripa, ae, f
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bank
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diffundo, ere, fudi, fusum (3)
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pour out
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stagnum, i, n
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pool
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fluvius, i, m
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river
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infans, fantis
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infant
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mergo, ere, mersi, mersum (3)
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immerse, sink
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exsequor, i, sectus (3)
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follow up, carry out
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superfluens, entis
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overflowing
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ficus, i, f
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fig tree
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nuncupo, are (1)
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name
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illic (adv.)
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in that place
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vastus, a, um
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immense
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super
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prepostion + acc.
over, upon, beyond |
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effundo, ere, fudi, fusum (3)
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pour out, spread out
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usquam (adv.)
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anywhere
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amnis, is, m
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stream, river
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languidus, a, um
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slow, sluggish
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defungor, i, functus
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+ ablative
finish, discharge |
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alluvies, ei, f
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a pool of water made by overflowing sea or river
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ferunt
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people say
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alveus, i, m
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hollow vessel
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altitudo, inis, f
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depth
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siccus, a, um
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dry
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situs, a, um
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located
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vagor, ari (1)
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wander
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desiderium, i, n
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desire
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vagitus, us, m
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squalling of children
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eiulatus, us, m
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wailing
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mamma, ae, f
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breast
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pendeo, ere, pependi (2)
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hang, be suspended, depend on
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infantulus, i, m
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tiny child
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tener, era, erum
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tender
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pastor, oris, m
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shepherd
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pecus, pecoris, m
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herd
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lambo, ere (3)
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lick
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sive (conj.)
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or, or if
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lingo, ere, linxi (3)
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lick
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stabulum, i, n
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stable, stall, dwelling
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educo, are (1)
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rear
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castus, a, um
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chaste
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divulgo, are (1)
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disseminate, prostitute, publish
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excogito, are (1)
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contrive
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tenuis, e
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light, thin, delicate
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fluito, are (1)
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flow, float
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destituo, ere, ui, utum (3)
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set down, abandon
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circa (adv.)
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preposition + acc.
around |
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flecto, ere, flexi, flexum (3)
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bend, turn, change
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submitto, ere, misi, missum (3)
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let down
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vulgo, are (1)
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disseminate, publish, prostitute
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perlustro, are (1)
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wander over
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venor, ari (1)
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hunt
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latro, onis, m
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robber
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praeda, ae f
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booty prey
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una (adv.)
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together
*una cum + ablative: together with |
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perago, ere, egi, actum (3)
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finish, perfect, spend
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ludicrum, i, n
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sport
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grex, gregis, m
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group, gathering
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gigno, ere, genui, genitum (3)
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beget, produce
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adolesco, ere, adolevi (3)
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grow, mature
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segnis, e
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slow, sluggish, lazy
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peragro, are (1)
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cross. wander or travel over
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saltus, us, m
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woodland pasture, ravine, mountain valley
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robur, oris, n
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hard wood, strength
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fera, ae, f
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wild beast
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subsisto, ere, stiti (3)
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stand, remain, (trans.) resist
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onustus, a, um
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burdened
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impetus, us, m
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attack
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divido, ere, visi, visum (3)
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divide
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exsto, are (1)
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appear, exist
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possideo,ere, sedi, sessum (2)
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possess, occupy
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sollemnis, e
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regular, established, sollemn, religious
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cultus, us, m
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cultivation, worship, culture
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adfero/affero, ferre, tuli, latum
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deliver, import, report, allege
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vestimentum, i, n
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garment
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adoro, are (1)
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worship
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lascivio, ire (4)
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frolic, frisk, run wild
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nomino, are (1)
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name
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dedo, ere, didi, ditum (3)
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deliver, apply, dedicate
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praedor, ari (1)
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plunder, pillage
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nudus, a, um
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naked, unarmed
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veneror, ari (1)
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venerate, worship
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lusus, us, m
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jest, play, game
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lascivia, ae, f
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playfulness, sportiveness
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insidior, ari (1)
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lie in wait for, set an ambush for
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ultro (adv.)
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beyond, besides, voluntarily
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crimen, inis, n
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crime, charge, accusation
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inde (adv.)
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thence, from there (in place or time)
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hostilis, e
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hostile
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immature (adv.)
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untimely
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aperio, ire, perui, pertum (4)
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open, reveal
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necessitas, atis, f
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necessity
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exorior, iri, ortus (4)
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arise, appear, begin
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indoles, is, f
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nature, quality, disposition
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investigatio, onis, f
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investigation
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agnosco, ere, novi, nitum (3)
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recognize, acknowledge
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congruo, ere, grui (3)
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correspond, suit, agree
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subigo, ere, egi, actum (3)
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subdue, tame, compel, train
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geminus, a, um
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twin, double
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servilis, e
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servile
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sciscitor, ari (1)
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ask
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procul (adv.)
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far off
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quin (conj.)
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but that, without, from, who...not, that...not
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undique (adv.)
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from all sides, on all sides
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regia, ae, f
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palace
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constituo, ere, stitui, stitutum (3)
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place, station, decide, establish
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dolus, i, m
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trick, deception
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necto, ere, nexui/nexi (3)
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weave, join, bind, oblige
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globus, i, m
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ball throng
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comparo, are (1)
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compare, prepare
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obtrunco, are (1)
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slaughter
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gratulor, ari (1)
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+ dative
congratulate |
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caedes, is, f
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cutting down, slaughter
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contio, onis, f
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assembly, oration in an assembly
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introeo, ire, ivi, itum
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enter
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avus, i, m
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grandfather, ancestor
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multitudo, inis, f
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crowd
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legitimus, a, um
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legitimate
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adorior, iri, ortus (4)
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approach, assault, undertake a difficult action
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dictito, are (1)
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say repeatedly
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pubes, is, f
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youth
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obtineo, ere, tinui, tentum (2)
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hold, possess, gain possession of
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perpetro, are (1)
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complete, perpetrate
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pergo,ere, perrexi, perrectum (3)
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go proceed, continue with something
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extemplo (adv.)
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at once
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scelus, eris, n
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crime
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deinceps (adv.)
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next, successively
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agmen, inis, n
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motion, line of men (especially soldiers) in motion
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ingredior, i, gressus (3)
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enter, march in
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consentio, ire, sensi, sensum (4)
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agree, consent
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ratus, a, um
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ratified, made official
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regimen, inis, n
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government
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superfluus, a, um
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overflowing
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conditor, oris, m
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founder
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supersum, esse, fui
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be left, remain, abound
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cogitatio, onis, f
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thought
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addo, ere, didi, ditum (3)
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add
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momentum, i, n
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importance
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verecundia, ae, f
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reverence
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tutela, ae, f
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guardianship
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augurium, i, n
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augury, omen
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sacer, sacra, sacrum
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sacred
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intervenio, ire, veni, ventum (4)
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intervene
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avitus, a, um
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coming from a grandfather, ancestral
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foedus, a, um
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loathsome, ugly, horrible
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certamen, inis, n
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contest, struggle
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coorior, iri, ortus (4)
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appear, break out
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discrimen, inis, n
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difference, distinction, danger, emergency
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inauguro, are (1)
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inaugurate, consecrate
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avis, is, f
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bird
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vutlur, uris, m
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vulture
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inspicio, ere, spexi, spectum (3)
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inspect, examine, scrutinize
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advolo, are (1)
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fly to
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uterque, utraque, utrumque
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each of two (regarded separately)
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mereor, eri, meritus (2)
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deserve, earn
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exinde (adv.)
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thenceforth
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rixor, ari (1)
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quarrel
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accendo, ere, cendi, censum (3)
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ignite, inflame
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irrideo, ere, risi (2)
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laugh at
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ludibrium, i, n
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game, sport, laughing-stock
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increpo, are, ui, itum (1)
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sound, chide, reprove
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transilio, ire, silui/silivi (4)
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leap over
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praeceptus, a, um
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taken in advance
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altercatio, onis, f
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dispute
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congredior, i, gressus (3)
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come together, meet
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icio/ico, ere, ici, ictum (3)
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strike, make a covenant
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increpito, are (1)
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rebuke repeatedly
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potior, iri, itus (4)
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+ ablative
acquire, possess |
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caerimonia, a, f
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ritual
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coniungo, ere, iunxi, iunctum (3)
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join, unite
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incultus, a, um
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uncultivated
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venerabilis, e
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venerable
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magnificus, a, um
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magnificent
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lictor, oris, m
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official attendant
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comitor, ari (1)
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attend
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praecipue (adv.)
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especially
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augustus, a, um
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august, deserving, reverence
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omen, inis, n
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omen
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portendo, ere, tendi, tentum (3)
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portend
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assentior, iri, sensus (4)
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agree
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finitimus, a, um
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neighboring
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consuetudo, inis, f
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custom
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mutuor, ari (1)
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borrow
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sella, ae, f
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seat
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curulis, e
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curule, official
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coalesco, ere (3)
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come together, unite
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agrestis, e
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rustic, wild, uncultivated
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insigne, is, n
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sign badge
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habitus, us, m
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appearance, deportment, condition, dress
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paenitet, ere, ui (2)
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(impersonal) be sorry for
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apparitor, oris, m
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attendant
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amplus, a, um
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large
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validus, a, um
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strong, vigorous, powerful
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eligo, ere, elegi, electum (3)
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choose, elect
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prognatus, a, um
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descended from
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munitio, onis, f
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fortification, defensive work
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appeto, ere, ivi, itum (3)
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attack, strive after, come or approach
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progenies, ei, f
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offspring, descendants
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incoho, are (1)
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begin
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intentus, a, um
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eager, intent
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procurro,ere, procucurri (3)
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run forth
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obvious, a, um
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being in the way, available
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sepono, ere, posui, positum (3)
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set aside
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procer, eris, m
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noble, chief, leader
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plebius, a, um
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plebeian
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facinus, oris, n
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deed, crime
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patro, are (1)
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perpetrate
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domicilium, i, n
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home
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fabella, ae, f
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short story, anecdote
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formosus, a, um
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handsome, attractive
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minister, tri, m
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agent, officer, attendant
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destino, are (1)
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intend, direct for or
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clamor, oris, m
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outcry
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turbo, are (1)
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disturb
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percello, ere, culi, culsum (3)
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overturn, upset, discourage
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festus, a, um
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of or pertaining to a holiday
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celebro, are (1)
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frequent, do something often and/or in great numbers, honor, celebrate or keep (a festival or event
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indignatio, onis, f
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indignation
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commoveo, ere, movi, motum (2)
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stir up
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imploro, are (1)
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implore
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obtestor, ari (1)
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invoke, call to witness
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species, ei , f
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shape, form
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hospitalis, e
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pertaining to guests and hospitality
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condicio, onis, f
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condition
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despero, are (1)
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despair
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discurro, ere (3)
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run about
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incido, ere, cidi, casum (3)
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light upon, fall into
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excello, ere, cellui, celsum (3)
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be eminent, excel
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negotium, i, n
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business
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speciosus, a, um
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handsome
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clamo, clamare (1)
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shout
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nuptialis, e
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pertaining to marriage
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maestus, a, um
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sad
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profugio, ere, fugi (3)
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flee
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incuso, are (1)
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accuse
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hospitium, i, n
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hospitality, a lodging place
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penes
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preposition + acc.
in the possession of |
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procreo, are (1)
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procreate
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mitigo, are (1)
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soften
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bonitas, atis, f
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goodness
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benignitas, atis, f
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kindness, goodwill
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compenso, are (1)
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makes up for, compensate
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captivus, a, um
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captive
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blandior, iri (4)
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+ dative
soothe, flatter |
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assevero, are (1)
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assert, declare
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concilio, are (1)
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win over
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circumeo, ire, ivi
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go around
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superbia, ae, f
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pride
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postmodem (adv.)
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after a while
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adnitor, niti, nixus/nisus (3)
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strive
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vicis (gen.) vicem (acc.) vice (abl.) vices (nom. acc. pl.)
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change, turn, time, duty, function
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expleo, ere, plevi (2)
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fulfill, complete
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blandita, ae, f
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blandishment: a flattering or pleasing statement or action used to persuade someone gently to do something
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purgo, are (1)
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purge, exculpate
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muliebris, e
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feminine
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efficaxm acis
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effective
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trigemini, orum, m. pl.
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triplets
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paene (adv)
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almost
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celeber, ebris, ebre
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much frequented, famous
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adfirmo/affirmo, are (1)
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affirm
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iuvat, are, iuvit (1)
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impersonal verb + acc.
it pleases |
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dispar,aris
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unequal
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constat, are, stitit (1)
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impersonal
it is established |
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ferme (adv.)
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almost
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nobilis, e
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famous, noble
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utroque (adv.)
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in either direction
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dimico, are (1)
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fight
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convenio, ire, veni, ventum (4)
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(with things as subject)
be agreeable to, be decided on |
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priusquam (conj.)
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before
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imperito, are (1)
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rule continuously, gover
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prout (conj.)
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just as, in so far as
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adhortor, ari (1)
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encourage
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patrius, a, um
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paternal, ancestral
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incito, are (1)
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incite
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prodeo, ire, ivi, itum
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go out, emerge, appear
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castra, orum, n. pl.
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camp
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incendo, ere, cendi, censum (3)
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ignite, inflame
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terni, ae, a
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three each
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procedo, ere, cessi, cessum (3)
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move forward, proceed
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dimicatio, onis, f
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combat
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servitium, i n.
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servitude
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intueor, eri, tuitus (2)
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gaze at
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-pte
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intensive suffix added to possessive adjectives
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consido, ere, sedi, sessum (3)
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take a seat, settle, take position
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expers, pertis
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devoid of, lacking
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erigo, ere, rexi, rectum (3)
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erect, rouse
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infestus, a, um
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hostile
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obversor, ari (1)
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take position opposite, hover before, appear to
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strepitus, us, m
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noise
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splendeo, ere (2)
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glitter
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torpor, oris, m
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lethargy, numbness
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motus, motus, m
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movement
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agitatio, onis, f
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agitation, activity
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conspicio, ere, spexi, spectum (3)
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look at
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concursus, um, m
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coming together, concourse, collision
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mico, are (1)
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quiver, glitter
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horror, oris, m
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trembling horror, fear
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perstringo, ere, strinxi, strictum (3)
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bind together, blunt, stun
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torpeo, ere (2)
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be sluggish, numb
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manus consero
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join battle
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anceps, cipitis
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double, doubtful, ambiguous
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conclamo, are (1)
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make an outcry
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propositum est
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with infinitive or ut + subjunctive
it is intended |
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singillatim (adv.)
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individually
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velocitas, atis, f
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speed
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exspiro, are (1)
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breathe out, die
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corruo, ere, corrui (3)
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fall together, rush headlong
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circumsto, are, steti (1)
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stand around, encircle
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exanimis, e
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lifeless
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nequaquam (adv.)
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not at all
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segrego, are (1)
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separate, move aside
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capesso, ere, ivi, itum (3)
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take eagerly
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sino, ere, sivi, situm (3)
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allow
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spatium, i, n
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space, distance
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initio (adv.)
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in the beginning
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respecio, ere, spexi, spectum (3)
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look at, look to
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intervallum, i, n
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interval, space between
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inclamo, are (1)
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call out
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caedo, ere, cecidi (3)
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cut, cut down, beat
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redintegro, are (1)
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restore, renew
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roboro, are (1)
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strengthen
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perduco, ere, duxi, ductum (3)
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lead through, complete
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par, paris
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equal (adj) or equal pair (neuter noun)
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reporto, are (1)
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carry back
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victoriam reportare
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win a victory
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defatigo, are (1)
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wear out
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ex insperato
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unexpectedly
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defungor, i, functus
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+ abl.
finish, discharge |
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conficio, ere, feci (3)
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complete, make, kill
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aequato Marte
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on equal terms
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intactus, a, um
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untouched
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gemino, are (1)
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double
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fessus, a, um
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tired
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gestio, ire (4)
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exult, be eager to
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scutum, i, n
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shield
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guttur, uris, n
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throat
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perfodio, ere, fodi, fossum (3)
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pierce through
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cadaver,eris, n
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corpse
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spolium, i, n
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spoil, arms taken from a defeated enemy
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ovatio, onis, f
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ovation
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gratulatio, onis, f
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congratulation
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tantopere (adv.)
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so much
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sepelio, ire, ivi/ii, pultum (4)
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bury, inter
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dicio, onis, f
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power, domination
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redigo, ere, egi, actum (3)
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reduce
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prope
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adverb or preposition + acc.
nearly, near |
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diversus, a, um
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opposite, different
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exsulto, are (1)
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jump up, rejoice, exult
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manes, ium, m. pl.
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spirits of the dead
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superne (adv.)
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from above
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iugulum, i, n.
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neck
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defigo, ere, fixi, fixum (3)
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drive or fasten into
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spolio, are (1)
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despoil, plunder
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sepultura, ae, f
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burial
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versus (adv.)
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towards
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huiusce
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the particle -ce is added to the demonstrative to strengthen its force
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et
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often means etiam, also
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praeeo, ire, ivi, itum
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go first, lead the way
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sponsus, a
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betrothed, m., f.
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obviam (adv.)
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in the way
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fraternus, a, um
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fraternal
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umerus, i, m
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shoulder
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sagum, i, n
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military cloak
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consuo, ere (3)
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sew
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solvo, ere, solvi, solutum (3)
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loosen, free, release, pay
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fleo, ere, flevi, fletum (2)
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weep
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ploro, are (1)
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weep
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stringo, ere, strinxi, strictum (3)
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tighten, tough, unsheath a sword
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vitupero, are (1)
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berate, rebuke
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maturus, a, um
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timely
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obliviscor, i, oblitus (3)
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forget
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desponsus, a
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bethrothed
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paludamentum, i, n
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cloak
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flebiliter (adv.)
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tearfully
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comploratio, onis, f
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lament
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transfigo, ere, fixi, fixum (3)
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pierce, transfix
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immaturus, a, um
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untimely
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lugeo, ere, luxi, luctum (2)
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mourn
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portam Capenam
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a gate in the eastern part of Rome
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habito, are (1)
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dwell
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erogo, are (1)
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pay out, spend
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popularis, e
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popular, fellow citizen
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alieno, are (1)
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alienate
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subeo, ire, ivi
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undergo, undertake, approach
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oppugnatio, onis, f
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assault
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succedo, ere, cessi, cessum (3)
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turn out, succeed, advance
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obsidio, onis, f
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siege
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opus est
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+ ablative
there is need of |
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castra stativa
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stationary camp
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commeo, are (1)
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go and come
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otiosus, a, um
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at leisure
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convivium, i, n
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party, dinner
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comissatio, onis, f
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revelry
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praepolleo, ere (2)
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be very powerful
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dito, are (1)
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enrich
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exhaurio, ire, hausi, haustum (4)
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empty out, exhaust
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delenio, ire, ivi, itum (4)
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soothe, entice
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ministerium, i, n
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employment, occupation
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indignor, ari (1)
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be indignant
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tempto, are (1)
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try
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commeatus, us, m
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passage to and fro, leave of absence, provisions
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Ardeam
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the capital of Rutulians, eighteen miles south of Rome
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cum...tum
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both...and also...
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commeatus
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leave of absence
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cumulo, are (1)
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heap up, fill with
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quantopere (adv. interrog.)
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how much
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exsupero, are (1)
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surpass
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aliquatenus (adv.)
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somewhat
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ebrius, a, um
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drunk
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cito, are (1)
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hasten, incite, call to witness
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luxus, us, m
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luxury
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lana, ae, f
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wool
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ancilla, ae, f
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maid
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praestantia, ae, f
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excellence
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aedes, ium, f. pl.
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building
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castitas, atis, f
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chastity
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stupro, are (1)
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debauch, violate
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nocturnus, a, um
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nocturnal
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poto, are (1)
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drink
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mentio, onis, f
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mention
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iuventa, ae, f
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youth
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conscendo, ere, scendi (3)
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mount
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inviso, ere, visi, visum (3)
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go to see, visit
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necopinatus, a, um
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unexpected
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adventus, us, m
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arrival
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incalesco, ere, calui (3)
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grow warm
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occurro, ere, curri (3)
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come to meet, occur
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avolo, are (1)
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fly away, hurry off
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intendo, ere, tendi, tentum (3)
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strain, stretch, direct
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tenebrae, arum, f. pl.
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shadows
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nurus, us, f.
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daughter-in-law, young married woman
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serus, a, um
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late
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lucubro, are (1)
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stay awake, work by night
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praestantia, ae, f
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excellence
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aedes, ium, f. pl.
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building
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castitas, atis, f
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chastity
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stupro, are (1)
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debauch, violate
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nocturnus, a, um
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nocturnal
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poto, are (1)
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drink
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mentio, onis, f
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mention
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iuventa, ae, f
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youth
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conscendo, ere, scendi (3)
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mount
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inviso, ere, visi, visum (3)
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go to see, visit
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necopinatus, a, um
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unexpected
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adventus, us, m
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arrival
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incalesco, ere, calui (3)
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grow warm
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occurro, ere, curri (3)
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come to meet, occur
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avolo, are (1)
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fly away, hurry off
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intendo, ere, tendi, tentum (3)
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strain, stretch, direct
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tenebrae, arum, f. pl.
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shadows
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nurus, us, f.
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daughter-in-law, young married woman
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serus, a, um
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late
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lucubro, are (1)
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stay awake, work by night
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comiter (adv.)
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pleasantly, politely
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libido, inis, f.
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lust
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iuvenalis/iuvenilis, e
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youthful
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interiacio/intericio, ere, ieci, iectum (3)
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put between
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inscius, a, um
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not knowing
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deduco, ere, duxi, ductum (3)
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lead away, subtract
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ardeo, ere, arsi, arsum (2)
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burn
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sopio, ire, ivi/ii, itum (4)
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calm, lull to sleep
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sordidus, a, um
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dirty, disgraceful
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expungo, are (1)
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take by assault, violate
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dedecus
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the the threat of shame
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oborior, iri, ortus (4)
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rise up
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impune (adv.)
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without punishment
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pestiferus, a, um
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deadly dangerous
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ceterum
*used in the beginning of a clause or sentence |
otherwise, in other respects, but, yet
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lectus, i, m
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bed
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vestigium, i, n
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footstep, trace
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integer, tegra, tegrum
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intact
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adulter, eri, m
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adulterer
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funestus, a, um
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deadly
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obtempero, are (1)
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+ dative
obey |
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consolor, ari (1)
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console
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delictum, i n
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crime
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poenas luo
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pay a penalty
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causor, ari (1)
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make a pretext of
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culter, tri, m
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knife
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vestis, is, f
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garment
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pronus, a, um
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leaning forward, inclined downward
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vulnero, are (1)
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wound
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noxa, ae, f
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harm, fault
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abditus, a, um
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hidden
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moribundus, a, um
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dying
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aegram animi
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sick at heart
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