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fingere, fingo, finxi, fictum

formen, gestalten; erdichten, sich ausdenken

Man formt etwas mit den Fingern.

optare

wünschen

aio/ait

ich sage, behaupte/er, sie sagt, behauptet

tutari, tutor, tutatus sum

beschützen, in Schutz nehmen

inspicere, inspicio, inspexi, inspectum (m. Akk.)

hineinschauen (in etw.)

utinam (m. Konj.)

hoffentlich; wenn doch (bloß)

perdere, perdo, perdidi, perditum

vernichten; verlieren

indignari, indignor, indignatus sum

entrüstet sein