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22 Cards in this Set
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aes, aeris
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n.
bronze (era; cp. aerarium, -i; aereus, -a, -um) |
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dominus, -i
domina, -ae |
m.
master (of a household), lord f. mistress, lady (dominate, dominant, domineer, dominion, domain, domino, domine, don, dungeon, belladonna, madonna, dame, damsel, danger; cp. domus) |
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lacrima, -ae
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f.
tear (lacrimal, lacrimation) |
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meta, -ae
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f.
turning point, goal, limit, boundary |
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monumentum, -i
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n.
monument (monumental, monumentalize; cp. moneo) |
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nasus, -i
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m.
nose (nasal, nasalize, nasogastric; cp. nostril, nozzle) |
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saxum, -i
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n.
rock, stone (saxatile, saxifrage, saxicolous; cp. seco, saxon) |
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vultus, -us
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m.
countenance, face |
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iustus, -a, -um
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just, right
(justice, injustice, unjust, justify, justification, adjust, adjustment, readjust; cp. ius, iudex, iniuria) |
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tot
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indecl. adj.
so many (cp. quot, totidem, totiens) |
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praeter
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prep + acc.
besides, except; beyond, past (preterit, preterition, pretermit, preternatural; cp. prae) |
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nonne
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interrog. adv.
introduces questions expecting the answer "yes" |
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num
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interrog. adv.
1. introduces direct question expecting the answer "no" 2. introduces indirect questions and means "whether" |
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omnino
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adv.
wholly, entirely, altogether (cp. omnis) |
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postremum
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adv.
after all, finally; for the last time (cp. post) |
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quin
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adv.
indeed, in fact |
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explico (1)
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unfold, explain, spread out, deploy
(explicate, inexplicable, implicate, implication) |
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fatigo (1)
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to weary, tire out
(fatigue, indefatigable) |
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for, fari, fatus sum
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to speak (prophetically), talk, foretell
(affable, ineffable, infant, infantry, preface; cp. fabula, fama, fatum) |
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opinor, opinari, opinatus sum
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to suppose
(opine, opinion) |
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reperio, reperire, repperi, repertum
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to find, discover, learn; get
(repertoire, repertory; cp. parens and pario) |
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vereor, vereri, veritus sum
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to show reverence for, respect; be afraid of, fear
(revere, reverend, reverent, reverential, irreverent) |
