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191 Cards in this Set
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uobis (vobis)
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dative or ablative plural pronoun, you
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uos (vos)
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you
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conuiua
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dinner guest, diner
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arx, arcis
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(f, 3)
stronghold, ctadel Capitoline hill in Rome defense, refuge |
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prōeō, iī itum
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[4]
go or come forward or forth project; appear in public |
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ut, uti
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how; in the manner that, as;
however; such as; for; as being, inasmuch as; how much or how greatly; when, as soon as |
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fui
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I was
I have been |
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an
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whether, or, either
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at, ast
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but yet; but then;
on the contrary; at least |
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proditor
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(m, 3)
betrayer, traitor |
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fraus, fraudis
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(f, 3)
deceit, fraud; crime' responsibility for an action |
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pudēo, ui, puditum
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[2]
be ashamed; make ashamed "me pudet" I am ashamed |
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forsan, forsit, forsitan, fortasse
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perhaps
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merces, ēis
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(f,3)
hire, pay, wages, salary; reward; rent, price |
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peto, ivi, itum
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[3]
make for; seek, seek after; fetch, ask for; desire attack; be a candidate for |
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reditus
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(m, 4)
return |
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reddo, didi, ditum
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[3]
give back, return, restore; give up, resign; assign, render; utter in reply |
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prōdīco, xī ctum
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[3]
give notice of, fix a day |
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angusta
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(f, 1)
small/confined/narrow space/passage/strait/channel |
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angustus, a, um
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1. narrow, steep, close, confined
2. scanty, poor 3. low, mean 4. narrowminded, petty |
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vicinus
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(m, 2)
neighbor |
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vicinus, a, um
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nearby, neighboring
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lambo
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[3] lick;
lap, suck up, absorb; wash, bathe; fondle, caress (L+S); surround; fawn |
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vincio
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[4]
tie up; bind, fetter; restrain; encircle |
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ora, ae
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(f,1)
shore, bank, coast; border, edge; region, climatic region |
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oro
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[1]
beg, ask for, pray; beseech, plead, entreat; worship, adore, supplicate |
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foris
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(f, 3)
door, gate; 2 leaves of a folding or double door; entrance |
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consisto
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[3] stop, stand, halt, pause, linger;
stand together, fast, still, erect; make a stand, take a position; come about, exist; be established; remain valid (& more) |
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ecquis, ecquid
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is there anyone who?
at all? |
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habeo
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[2]
have, hold, consider, think, reason; manage, keep; spend/pass (time) |
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huius
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"of this"
(genitive singular of "hic") |
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nam
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(conj)
for |
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involō
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[1] fly into or at;
rush upon; seize on |
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involvo
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[3] wrap (in);
cover, envelop; roll along |
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quaesō
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[3] beg, ask;
ask for; seek |
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namque (conj)
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certainly; for;
on the other hand; now, well then; insomuch as (strengthened nam) |
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mūus, a, um
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(adj)
silent, dumb, mute |
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mutō
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[1] alter, change;
exchange, substitute (for); shift |
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nisi
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(conj) if not;
except, unless |
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īnstar
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(neut, indecl.) counterpart, equal;
moral worth; standard; to the extent, degree; image, likeness; manner |
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tam
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(av) so, so much (as);
to such an extent/degree; nevertheless, all the same |
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tamquam
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(conj) as, just as, just as if;
as it were, so to speak; as much as; so as |
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dubitō
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[1] doubt;
be uncertain or irresolute; hesitate over |
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ipse, a, um
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(pn) himself/herself/itself;
the very/real/actual one; in person; themselves (pl.) |
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nempe
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(conj) without doubt;
truly, certainly, of course; clearly, admittedly |
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hāc
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(av) here;
on this side; by this way |
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sanē
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(av) certainly, truly;
"and that's a fact," reasonably, sensibly |
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aliquī, aliquae, aliquod
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(pn) some;
any |
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aliqua
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(av) somehow,
in some way or another, by some means or other; to some extent |
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dein, deinde
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(adv) then, next, afterward;
thereon, henceforth, from there; in next position, place |
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clārē
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(adv) brightly, clearly, lucidly;
aloud; with distinction/honor, illustriously |
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certō
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(adv) certainly, definitely, really, truly;
surely, firmly |
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suus
(including suo) |
his/her/its/one's own;
especially dear to him; due or allotted to him; normal to him; belonging to him at birth; convenient for him |
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suus quisque
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(both words, usually agreeing with the same noun)
(each) in respect of his own |
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quisque, quaeque, quodque/
quicque; quidque |
(pn) each, every'
everybody, everything |
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optimus quisque
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all the best people
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fecundus, a, um
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(adj) fertile, fruitful;
productive (of offspring), prolific; abundant; imaginative |
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urō, ussi, ustum
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[3] burn, burn up;
scorch; make sore; inflame with desire |
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sine
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without
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generō
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[1]
beget, father, produce, procreate |
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serta
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(f, 1)
garland(s), wreath, festoon; |
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sepulcrum, ī
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(n, 2)
grave, tomb; plural: the dead |
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cinis, eris
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(m/f, 3) ashes;
embers, spent love/hate; ruin, destruction; the grave/dead, cremation |
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sumptus, ūs
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(m, 4)
cost, charge, expense; lavish expenditure |
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misceō, mixtum/mistum
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[2] mix, mingle;
embroil; confound; stir up |
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recondō, didī, ditum
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[3] hide, conceal, bury;
shut up, store away; replace; close again |
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recoquō, coxī, coctum
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[3]
renew by cooking, rehash; reheat, melt down; forge anew |
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lutum, ī
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(n, 2)
mud, dirt, clay; OR yellow dye, plant giving this dye; yellow color |
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focus, ī
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(m, 2)
hearth, fireplace; altar; home, household, family |
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lapis, idis
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(m, 3)
stone milestone jewel |
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Falernum, ī
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(n, 2)
Falernian wine |
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inānis, e
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(adj)
empty, void, hollow; vain; inane, foolish |
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bibonius
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(m, 2)
drunkard, hard drinker |
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gratificō
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[1]
oblige, gratify, humor; show kindness to; bestow, make a present of |
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grātificor
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[1, deponent]
gratify; bestow |
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unguentatus, a, um
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(adj) anointed or greased with ointments
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unguentum, ī
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(n, 2)
oil, ointment |
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unguen, inis
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(n, 3)
fat, grease |
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vivō, īxī, ictum
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[3] live, be alive, really live;
survive; reside; pass one's life (in) |
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lagēna, ae
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(f, 1)
flask/flagon; bottle w/narrow neck; big earthen jar w/handles |
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terra, ae
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(f, 1)
earth, land, ground; country, region |
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plēnus, a, um
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(adj) full, filled with;
plump, stout; plenteous; entire, whole |
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grex, gis
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(m, 3) flock, herd;
company, crew set, faction, class |
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scrībō, psī, ptum
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[3]
write; compose; draft |
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scriba, ae
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(m, 1)
public clerk, secretary |
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precor
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deponent verb [1]
pray to, beseech |
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plūrimus, a, um
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(adj) very much or many;
(the) most; very long, large, or big |
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furiōsus, a, um
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(adj)
furious, mad, frantic, wild |
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furiō
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[1]
madden, enrage |
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furiae, arum
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(f, 1) frenzy, fury;
rage (pl.); mad craving for; Furies, avenging spirits |
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etiam
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(conj) & also, besides/furthermore,
in addition/as well; even, actually; yes/indeed; |
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Musa, ae
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(f, 1)
Muse; poetic composition |
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inveniō, vēni, ventum
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[4] invent;
contrive; find, discover; manage to get |
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lēgitums, a, um
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(adj) lawful, right;
legitimate; real, genuine; just; proper |
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servus, ī
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(m,2)
slave |
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libertus, ī
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(m,2)
freedman |
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sollicitus, a, um
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(adj) restless;
uneasy, apprehensive; in a state of turmoil |
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sollicitō
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[1] harass, molest; tug at, shake up;
disturb, pester, torment; rouse, stimulate, attempt to seduce; strive to influence; incite to revolt |
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tyrannus, ī
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(m, 2)
despot, tyrant; monarch |
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requiēscō, ēvi, ētum
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[3] rest;
quieten down; take a holiday rest upon |
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humus, ī
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(f,2) earth, soil, ground
"humum" = "to the ground" (no preposition or ablative needed) |
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humō
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[1]
inter, bury |
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pauper, eris
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(adj)
pooer, meager, unproductive |
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immānitās, ātis
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(f, 3) hugeness, vastness;
brutality, barbarity; monster |
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immānis, e
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(adj) huge, vast, immense;
monstrous; inhuman; savage |
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rēx, gis
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(m, 3) king
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regō, rēxi, rectum
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[3]
guide, conduct, direct; govern, rule |
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putō
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[1]
think, suppose, believe; trim, prune; estimate, regard |
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inter
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(prep) between, among
during [inter se ⇒ to each other, mutually] |
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exhauriō, hausī, haustum
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[4]
drain, empty, drink up; exhaust; impoverish; see through to the end |
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āmēns, ntis
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(adj)
insane, demented, out of one's mind; very excited, frantic, distracted; foolish |
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ulla
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(adj)
any |
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plūma, ae
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(f, 1)
feather, plume; down |
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addō, didī
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[3]
add, insert, say in addition; increase; impart; associate |
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musca, ae
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(f, 1)
fly |
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crātēr, ēris (m,3)
crātēra, ae (f, 1) |
mixing bowl (for wine);
crater of a volcano; basin of a fountain |
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pereō, iī, (īvī), itum
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[4]
die, pass away; be ruined, be destroyed; go to waste |
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scelerō
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[1]
defile |
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artificium, (i)ī
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(n, 2) art, trade, craft;
cunning; theory, system, method |
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receptō
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[1]
recover; receive, admit (frequently) |
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superō
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[1] climb over, surmount;
overtop, surpass; defeat, vanquish; abound |
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fās est
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it is right and lawful;
it is allowable |
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fās
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(n, indecl)
divine/heaven's law/will/command; that which is right/lawful/moral/allowed |
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nefās
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(n, indecl)
sin, violation of divine law, impious act |
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fās et nefās
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right & wrong
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artus, ūs
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(m, 4)
arm/leg/limb, joint, part of the body; frame (pl.), body; sexual members/organs |
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artus, a, um
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(adj) close, firm, tight;
thrifty, scarce, critical; strict; brief |
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flamma, ae
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(f, 1)
flame, blaze; ardor, fire of love; object of love; |
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dēmānō
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[1] run/flow down;
percolate; descend, descend from |
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tegō, tēxī, tēctum
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[3]
cover, hide, conceal; roof over; shield, protect |
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tintinnō, tintinō
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[1]
make a ringing or jangling sound |
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sedeō, sēdī, sessum
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[2]
be seated, sit; remain; rest; be decided or settled upon |
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rīdeō, rīsī, rīsum
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[2]
laugh, smile; mock; laugh at or over |
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dulcis, e
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(adj)
sweet; pleasant, charming; dear, beloved |
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miseror
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[2] (deponent)
feel sorry for, pity |
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aspiciō, xī, ectum
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[3]
look at, behold; (of places) look toward; consider, contemplate |
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torpeō
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[2]
be numb or lethargic; be struck motionless from fear |
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ēripiō, puī, reptum
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[3]
snatch away, take by force; rescue |
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tenuō
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[1]
make thin; reduce, lessen; wear down |
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teneō tentum/tēnsum
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[2] hold, keep, possess;
comprehend; master; preserve, retain; occupy, hold a position |
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pār, aris
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(adj) equal (to);
a match for; of equal size/rank/age; fit/suitable/right/proper; |
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ridentem
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laughs, laughter, laugh-ings?
(still trying to track down the form) |
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geminus, a, um
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(adj)
twin, double; twin-born; both |
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suopte
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earlier form of suo, an ablative of the reflexive pronoun.
himself, herself, itself themselves |
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sonito suopte
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with their own sound
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auris, is
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(f, 3) ear;
hearing, discriminating hearing: an "ear for"; pin on plow; |
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tenuis, e
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(adj) thin, fine, delicate;
slight, slender; little, unimportant; weak, feeble |
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adsum, esse, fuī
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(irregular)
be near, be present, in attendance; arrive, appear; aid (w/DAT) |
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ades & adeste
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imperative to adsum:
be present; arrive, appear |
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dēpōnō, posuī, positum
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[3] put or lay down, aside or away;
let drop/fall; give up, resign; deposit, entrust, commit; fix, set, plant |
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clipeus, ī
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(m,2)
round/embossed shield (usu. bronze) disk of sun; vault of sky |
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hasta, ae
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(f,1) spear, lance, pike;
spear stuck in the ground for public auction or centumviral court |
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coma, ae
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(f,1)
hair of the head, locks; wool; foliage |
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age
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(interj)
come! well! all right! |
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agedum
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(interj)
come! well! all right! |
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solvō, lvī, lūtum
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[3] loosen, unbind;
separate, disengage; dissolve; melt; open; fulfill, perform; pay, deliver; release; acquit |
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nitidus, a, um
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(adj)
shining, bright |
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cassida, ae
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(f,1)
helmet (metal); wearer of a helmet; war, active service |
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paulisper
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(adj)
for (only) a short time/brief while |
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forsan, forsit
forsitan, fortasse |
(av)
perhaps |
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adeō, īre, iī/īvī, itum
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ad + irregular verb ēo (to go)
to go or approach; address, accost; visit; attack; undergo, take part in |
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bellicus, a, um
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(adj)
warlike, military |
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canō, cecinī, cantum
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[3] sing, celebrate, chant;
crow; recite; play (music), sound (horn-military signals;) foretell, prophesy |
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rogō
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[1]
ask, question; propose (a law, a magistrate); request, solicit for favors |
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mēns, mentis
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(f,3) mind;
reason, intellect, judgment; plan, intention, frame of mind; courage |
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habeō
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[2] have, hold, possess;
contain; marry; handle, use, manage; esteem; regard, treat (as) |
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manus, ūs
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(f,4) hand, fist;
handwriting; band of soldiers, armed force; workman; legal power of a husband |
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cōnferō manum
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idiom
join battle |
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peragō, ēgī, āctum
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[3] execute, finish, accomplish;
pierce though; pass through; relate |
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crebra
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(adv)
repeatedly |
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seminex
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adj
half-dead |
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progenitor
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(3,m)
ancestor |
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Cous
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adj
of/from/belonging to Cos (island in Aegean, now Stanchio); (its wine/fine silk |
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trophaeum
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(2,n)
trophy; monument (set up to mark victory/rout) (often captured armor); victory |
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membrōsus
membrōsior |
(adj)
hung; having a large penis -ior comparative |
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aequō
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[1] level, make even/straight;
compare; equal; reach as high or as deep as |
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inguen
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(n,3)
groin the sexual organs, privy parts |
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aut
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(conj)
or; or rather/else; either...or (aut...aut) |
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igitur
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(conj)
therefore (postpositive), so/then; consequently; accordingly; well/in that case |
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tegō, tēxī, tēctum
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[3] cover, hide, conceal;
roof over; shield, protect; clothe, to cover with cloth |
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praetendō, ere, dī, tum
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[3] to hold or stretch out;
spread forth or before; extend in front; allege in excuse |
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incomptus, a, um
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(adj)
disheveled; untidy; unpolished |
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lūsus, ūs
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(m, )
play; sport; amorous sport |
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procāx, āis
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(adj)
pushing, impudent; undisciplined; frivolous |
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pōne
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(adv, prep with accusitive)
behind |
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patrius, a, um
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(adj)
paternal; hereditary, ancestral; of one's native land |
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hōc
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(ablative, m or n)
to/for this |
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carmen, inis
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(n,3) song, music;
poem, play; oracle, prophecy; magic formula, incantation |
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conveniēs, ntis
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(adj)
fitting, appropriate |
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sacellum, ī
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(n, 2)
shrine |
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vertex, icis
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(m, 3)
whirlpool, eddy, vortex; crown of the head; peak, top, summit; the pole |