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cura, -ae (1f)
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care, anxiety, grief; love
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cursus, -us (4m)
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course, running; haste
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Danaus,-a, -um
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Danaan, Greek
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de
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(down, away) from, of, concerning, according to (abl.)
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dea, -ae (1f)
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goddess
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deus, -i (2m)
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god, divinity, deity
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dexter, -(e)ra, -(e)rum
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right (hand); favorable;
(f. substantive) right hand |
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dico, -ere, dixi, dictus (III)
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to say, speak, tell, call, name, describe, chant
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dictum, -i (2n)
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word, speech, command
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Dido, -onis (3f)
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Dido, legendary founder and queen of Carthage
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genus, generis: 3f
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birth, origin, race; descendant; kind, family
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habeo, habere, habui, habitus
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to have, hold; consider
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haud
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not, by no means, not at all
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heu
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alas! ah! ah me!
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hic (adv.)
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here, there, hereupon
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hic, haec, hoc
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this, that; he, she, it
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hinc
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from this place, hence, thence
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honos (or), honoris: 3m
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honor, glory, reward; offering, sacrifice; charm, grace
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huc
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to this place, hither, here
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i, ibam, ibo, ire, it, ite
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see "eo"
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idem, eadem, idem
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same, the same
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fors
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fors, fortis f.
Chance Fortune |
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fortuna
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fortuna ae f.
FORTUNE, chance, luck |
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fuga
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fuga ae f.
flight, haste, exile, speed |
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fugio
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fugio, ere, fugi
flee (from), escape, shun |
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fundo
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fundo, ere, fudi, fusus
pour (out), shed; lay low, slay, rout; extend |
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furo
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furo, ere, ui
rage, rave, be frantic |
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futurus
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futurus, a, um
FUTURE, destined (to be), impending, about to be |
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geminus
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geminus, a, um
twin, double, two |
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genitor
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genitor, oris m.
begetter, father, sire |
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gens
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gens, gentis f.
clan, race, nation, herd |
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inter
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between, among, during
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ipse, ipsa, ipsum
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(him, her, it)self; very
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ira, irae (1f)
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wrath, rage, anger, passion
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is, ea, id
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this, that; he, she, it
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Italia, Italiae (1f)
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Italy
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iam
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now, already, finally, at once
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iubeo, iubere, iussi, iussus
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command, order, bid, enjoin (upon), urge
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Iuno, Iunonis (1f)
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Juno, queen of the gods
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Iuppiter, Iovis (3m)
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Jupiter/Jove, king of the gods
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audio, audire, audivi, auditus
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to hear (f) hearken
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aura, aurae
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breeze, air; favor; light
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aurum, auri
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gold
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aut
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or, either
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bellum, belli
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war(fare) combat, fight
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caelum, caeli
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sky, heaven; weather
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campus, campi
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plain, field, level surface
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capio, capiere, cepi, captus
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to take, seize, catch, captivate, deceive, occupy
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caput, capitis
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head
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casus, casus
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chance, (mis) fortune; fall
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meus-a-um
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my, (own), mine
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miser-a - um
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miserable, unhappy, wrteched, unfortunate, pitiable
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mitto, mittere, misi, missus
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send, hurl, dismiss, let go; end, finish; offer, pay
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moenia, moenium
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walls; city; structures
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mons, montis
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mountain, height
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mors, mortis
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death, destruction, ruin
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moveo, movere, movi, motus
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to move; ponder
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multus-a-um
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much, man, abundant
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munus, muneris
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funciton, duty, gift
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nam, namque
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for; indeed, truly
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numen
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numen, inis n
divinity, divine power (will, favor, purpose, presence) |
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nunc
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(but) now, soon, as it is
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O
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O! oh! ah!
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oculus
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oculus, i m
eye |
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olle
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old forms of ille
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omnis
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omnis, e
all, every, whole, universal |
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ora
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ora, ae f
shore, coast, region, border |
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os, oris n
mouth, face; speech |
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parens
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parens, parentis m (f)
PARENT, ancestor, father, mother |
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paro
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paro (1)
PREPARE, make (ready) |
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cerno, cernere, crevi, cretus
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discern, perceive, understand, decide; fight
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circum
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around, about, at, near
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clamor, oris
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shout, roar, applause
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classis, is
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fleet, army, ship
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comes, itis
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comrade, follower
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conjunx, jugis
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husband, wife
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corpus, oris
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body, corpse, form
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cum (conj)
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when, while, since, although
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cum (prep)
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with (abl)
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cunctus-a-um
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all, whole, entire
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natus, i (m)
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son, child, young
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navis, is (f)
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ship, boat, vessel, galley
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-ne
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(sign of question) whether, or
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ne
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lest, that not, no, not
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neque, nec
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nor, neither, and not
neither...not |
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nomen, inis (n)
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name, fame, renown
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non
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not, no
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noster, tra, trum
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our (own), ours
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novus-a-um
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new, young, strange, late
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nox, noctis
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night, darkness; sleep
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nullus-a-um
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none, no, no one
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dies, diei
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(5c) day, time, season
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divus-a-um
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divine, heavenly, deified
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do, dare, dedi, datus: 1
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To give (forth), grant, allow, bestow; put, place, make
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domus, -ūs
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(5f) house(hold), home, abode; family, race, line
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donum, -ī
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(2n) gift, offering, prize, reward
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duco, ducere, duxi, ductus: 3
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To lead, draw (out), protract; produce; think
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dum
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while, as long as, until, provided
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ē, ex
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out of, from, according to (abl.)
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ego, mei
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I (pl. nos, nostrum)
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poena, -ae
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(1f) punishment, penalty, satisfaction, revenge, vengeance
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pono, ponere, posui, pos(i)tus: 3
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To put, place (aside); found, establish; bury
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portus, -ūs
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(4m) port, harbor, haven
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possum, posse, potui: irregular
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To be able, can, avail
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Priamus, -ī
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(2m) Priam, king of Troy
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primus-a-um
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first, foremost, chief
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procul
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far, at a distance, (from) afar
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puer, -ī
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(2m) boy, child; slave
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puppis, -is
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(3f) stern; ship, vessel, galley
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quaero, quaere, quaesivi, quaesitus: 3
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To seek (in vain), miss inquire, ask, try
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age, agite (ago)
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up! come! lean on!
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agmen, agminis (n)
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army, line, troop
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ajo, ais, ait; ajunt
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say, speak, assert
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alius, a, ud
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other, another, else
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altus-a-um
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hight, lofty, deep
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amor, amoris (m)
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love, desire, passion
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Anchises, ae, acc. en
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Trojan Prince, father of Aeneas
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Anima, ae (f)
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air, breath, life, soul
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animus, i (m)
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soul, spirit
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tollo, toellere, sustuli, sublatus
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lift, raise, upheave, stir up
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totus-a-um
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all, every, whole, full
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traho, trahere, traxi, tractus
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drag (out), draw (in), lead
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tristis, e
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sad, unhappy, dreary, fatal
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Troja, troae (f)
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Troy, a city in Asia Mino
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tu, tui (vos, vestrum)
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you
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tuli
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see fero
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tum, tunc
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then, at that time
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tuus-a-um
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your own
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Tyrius-a-um
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Tyrian, Carthaginian
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sidus, sideris: 3n
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star, constellation meteor; season, weather; heaven
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silva, silvae: 1f
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forest, woods, trees
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simul
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at the same time, together;
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socius, socii (2m)
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ally, comrade, follower
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solus-a-um
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alone, only, lonely, sole
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somnus, somni (2m)
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sleep, slumber, dream
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sto, stare, steti, status
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to stand, halt, endure, stick (to), remain
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sub
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(from) under, close (to), beneath
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subeo, subire, subivi, subitus
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to go under, bear; approach, enter
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sublatus-a-um
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see "tollo"
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a, ab, abs
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(away) from, by (abl.)
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ac, atque
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and, also; as, than
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accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus
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receive, accept; learn, hear, conceive
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Acestes, Acestae
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m, king in Sicily
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actus-a-um
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(see ago) lead, driven, done, conducted; treated
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ad
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to, toward, at, near, about (acc.)
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adfore, adforem, es, et
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see adsum
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adsum, adesse, adfui
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to be present, to assist (dat.)
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Aeneas, Aeneae
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m, Trojan prince, son of Venus and Anchises, hero of the Aeneid (accusative form is Aenean)
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aequor, aequoris
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n, sea, waves; (level) plain
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jussi, jussus, a, um
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commanded, ordered, enjoined, urged (see jubeo)
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labori, i, psus
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slip (by), slide, glide, descend, fail, faint, fall, perish
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labos, laboris
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m, hardship, labor, task
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lacrima, lacrimae
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f, tear, compassion
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laetus-a-um
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happy, fertile, fat, sleek
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limen, liminis
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n, threshold doorway, entrance, abode, shrine, palace
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litus, litoris
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n, shore, strand, coast, beach
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locus, loci
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m, place, region, condition, situation
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longus-a-um
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long, wide, distant
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lumen, lumenis
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n, light, lamp, eye, life
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tandem
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at length, finally; pray
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tantus-a-um
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so great, so much, so far
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tectum, tecti (n)
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roof; house, home, abode
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tellus, telluris (f)
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earth, land, country
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telum, teli (n)
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weapon; wound, blow
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tempus, temporis (n)
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time; occasion, crisis
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tendo, tendere, tetendi, tentus (3)
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stretch; hasten, strive, (ex)tend, aim, tent
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teneo, tenere, tenui, tentus (2)
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have, hold, restrain
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terra, terrae (f)
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earth, land, country, soil
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Teucrus-a-um
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Teucrian, Trojan
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pars, partis (3f)
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part, portion, share, side
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pater, patris (3f)
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father, ancestor, sire
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patrius-a-um
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paternal, ancestral, native
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pectus, pectoris (3n)
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breast, heart, soul
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pelagus, -i (2n)
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sea, flood, waves
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per
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through, by (means of), over, among, because of, during (acc.)
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pes, pedis (3m)
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foot; sheet-rope, sheet
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peto, petere, petivi, petitus (II)
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to seek, attack, aim (at), ask; scan
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pius-a-um
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devoted, loyal, righteous
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plures
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comparative of multus
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plurimus
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superlative of multus
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plus
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comparative of multus
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vastus-a-um
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desolate, vast, enormous
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vates, is
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(3c) prophet, seer, bard
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-ve, vel
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or, either, even;
either...or |
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volo, velle, volui
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will, wish, be willing
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velum, -i
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(2n) cloth, canvas, sail
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venio, venire, veni, ventus
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To come, go
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ventus, -i
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(2m) wind, breeze, blast, air
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via, -ae
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(1f) way, road, journey, street
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victor, -oris
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