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15 Cards in this Set
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delectatio, delectationis |
3rd Declension Noun, f.; delight, pleasure, enjoyment |
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nepos, nepotis |
3rd Declension Noun, m.; grandson, descendant; (nepotism) |
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sol, solis |
3rd Declension Noun, m.; sun |
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diligens, (gen.) diligentis |
3rd Declension Adjective, 1-ending; diligent, careful |
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dissimilis, dissimile |
3rd Declension Adjective, 2-endings; unlike, different |
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gracilis, gracile |
3rd Declension Adjective, 2-Ending; slender, thin |
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humilis, humile |
3rd Declension Adjective, 2-Ending; lowly, humble |
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maior, maius |
Comparitive Adjective; greater, older; (maiores, maiorum, m. pl.- ancestors) |
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primus, prima, primum |
1st/ 2nd Declension Adjective; first, foremost, chief, principal |
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quot |
Indeclinable Adjective; how many, as many as |
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similis, simile |
3rd Declension Adjective, 2-Ending; (+ gen. or dat.); similar (to), like, resembling |
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superus, supera, superum |
1st/ 2nd Declension Adjective; above, upper; (superi, superorum, m. pl.- the gods) |
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utilis, utile |
3rd Declension Adjective 2-Ending; useful, advantageous |
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pono, ponere, posui, positum |
3rd Conjugation Verb; to put, place, set |
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probo, probare, probavi, probatum |
1st Conjugation Verb; to approve, recommend; test |