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90 Cards in this Set
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concito, -are, concitavi, concitatus
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to enrage, enflame, stir up, agitate
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speculor, speculari, speculatus sum
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to watch, observe, spy on
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insidia, -ae
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(f.) ambush (usually pl.)
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rabies, rabiei
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(f.) madness
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obicio, obicere, objeci, objectus
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to throw before/to; to cast
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Cocytius, -a, -um
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of the infernal river Cocytus
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naris, naris
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(f.) nose, nostril
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agrestis, -is, -e
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rustic; wild, savage
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uber, uberis
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(nt.) breast, teat
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nutrio, nutrire, -ivi, -itus
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to nourish
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armentum, -i
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(nt.) herd (of cattle)
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custodia, -ae
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(f.) protection, custody, preservation, charge
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imperium, -i
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(nt.) rule, authority, command
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mollis, -is, -e
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soft, flexible, gentle, pliant, tender
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intexo, intexere, intexui, intectus
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to weave, embroider
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cornu, cornus
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(nt.) horn, hoof
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serta, -ae / sertum, -i
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(f. / nt.) wreath, garland
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erilis, -is, -e
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of a master / mistress
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venor, venari, venatus sum
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to hunt
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commoveo, -ere, commovi, commotus
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to agitate, stir up
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defluo, defluere, defluxi, defluctus
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to flow down, glide down
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virido, viridare, viridavi, viridatus
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to make/be green
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levo, levare, levavi, levatus
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to release, free from; to comfort
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eximius, -a, -um
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select, extraordinary, excellent
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succendo, -ere, succendi, succensus
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to set on fire
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dirigo, dirigere, direxi, directus
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to direct, steer, guide
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spiculum, -i
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(nt.) javelin, arrow
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uterum/-us, -i
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(nt. / m.) belly
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ile, ilis
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(nt.) groin; guts (pl.)
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harundo, harundinis
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(f.) (arrow) shaft
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quadripes, quadripedis
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four-footed
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stabulum, -i
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(nt.) stable, enclosure, den, stall
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questus, -us
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(m.) complaint
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palmus, -i
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(m.) palm of the hand
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conclamo, -are, -avi, -atus
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to cry out/shout; to summon
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pestis, -is
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(f.) plague, curse, destruction
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taceo, tacere, tacui, tacitus
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to be silent
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improvisus, -a, -um
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unseen, unexpected
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torris, -is
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(m.) firebrand
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obustus, -a, -um
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scorched by burning
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stipes, stipitis
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(m.) post, stake
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nodus, -i
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(m.) knot
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repertum, -i
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(nt.) discovery, invention
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rimor, rimari, rimatus sum
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to search for, rummage for
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quadrifidus, -a, -um
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split into fours
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quercus, -us
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(FEM.) oak
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cuneus, cunei
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(m.) wedge, wedge-shaped stone/battalion
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immanis, -is, -e
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huge, immense
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securis, -is
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(f.) ax, hachet
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specula, -ae
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(f.) watchtower; height
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nanciscor, nancisci, nactus sum
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to stumble upon, find; to obtain
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arduus, -a, -um
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steep, high, lofty
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culmen, culminis
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(nt.) peak, summit
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pastoralis, -is, -e
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rustic, pastoral
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cano, canere, cecini, cantus
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to sing; to foretell
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intendo, -ere, intendi, intentus
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to stretch out; to strain
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lacus, -i / lacus, -us
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(m.) lake; pit; tub
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sulpureous, -a, -um
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sulfurous
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premo, premere, pressi, pressus
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to press (hard)
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celero, celerare, celeravi, celeratus
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to quicken; to make haste
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bucina, -ae
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(f.) trumpet, bugle
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nec non et
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"and also"; "as well"
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castra, -ae
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(f.) camp; fort; fortress
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certamen, certaminis
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(nt.) contest; battle, struggle; rivalry
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sudis, sudis
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(f.) stake, log
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praeustus, -a, -um
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burnt at the end; hardened by burning
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anceps, ancipitis
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two-headed, double edged
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decerno, -ere, decrevi, decretus
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to decide, judge, determine, resolve; to declare
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horresco, -ere, horrui, --
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to become terrified; to bristle up; to begin to shake
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stringo, -ere, strinxi, strictus
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to draw (a blade)
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seges, segetis
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(f.) grain field, crop
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lacesso, -ere, lacessivi, lacessitus
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to provoke, excite, harass; to attack
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nubilum, -i
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(nt.) (rain) cloud
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albesco, albescere, --, --
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to become white; to gleam, glow
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tollo, -ere, sustuli, sublatus
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to lift, destroy, steal
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consurgo, consurgere, consurrexi, consurrectus
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to rise; to break out; to come from hiding
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fundus, -i
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(m.) piece of land, farm, estate; foundation
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strido, stridere, stridi, --
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to shriek, whistle, hiss
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sagitta, -ae
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(f.) arrow
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guttur, gutturis
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(m.) throat, neck, gullet
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udus, -a, -um
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wet
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tenuis, -is, -e
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thin, fine, delicate
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includo, -ere, inclusi, inclusus
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to shut in, enclose, imprison
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pax, pacis
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(f.) peace
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medius, -i
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(m.) mediator
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dis, ditis
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rich, wealthy
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balans, balantis
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(m.) bleater; sheep (pl.)
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quinus, -a, -um
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five apiece
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redeo, redire, redivi, reditus
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to go back, return; respond
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arater (-trum), aratri
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(m. / nt.) plow
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