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179 Cards in this Set
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nam |
for |
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nanciscor, nancisci, nactus (or nanctus) sum |
get, obtain |
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narro (1) |
tell, relate |
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nascor, nasci, natus sum |
be born |
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natus, i (m) |
son |
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natura, ae (f) |
nature |
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natio, ionis (f) |
tribe, nation |
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navis, is (f) |
ship |
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navigo (1) |
sail |
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navigium, i (n) |
sailing, ship |
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navalis, is ,e |
naval |
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nauta, ae (m) |
sailor |
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nec, necque |
neither, nor, and not |
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necessarius, a, um |
necessary, inevitable |
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neco (1) |
kill |
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nefas (indecl.) |
wrong, wickedness |
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nefandus, a, um |
wicked |
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nefarius, a, um |
wicked |
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nego (1) |
deny |
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neglego, -legere, -lexi, -lectum |
neglect |
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negotium, i (n) |
business, trouble |
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nemo (gen. nullius/ acc. neminem) (m/f) |
nobody |
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nemus, nemoris (n) |
wood, grove of trees |
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nequeo, -quire, -quivi, -quitum |
be unable |
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nequiquam |
in vain |
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niger, gra, grum |
black, dark |
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nihil, nil |
nothing |
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nimbus, i (m) |
cloud, storm-cloud |
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nimis |
too much |
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nimium |
too much |
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nimius, a, um |
excessive |
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niteo, nitere |
shine, be bright |
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nitor, niti, nixus (or nisus) (+ ablative) |
strive, rely on, exert oneself |
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nix, nivis (f) |
snow |
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no (1) |
swim |
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nato (1) |
swim |
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nobilis, is, e |
noble |
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noceo (2) (+ dative) |
hurt, harm |
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nolo, nolle, nolui |
be unwilling |
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nomen, minis (n) |
name |
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non |
not |
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nonne |
surely |
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nondum |
not yet |
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nos (nostrum or nostri) |
we |
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noster, tra, trum |
our |
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nosco, noscere, novi, notum |
learn, get to know |
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novi (perfect of nosco) |
know |
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notus, a, um |
known |
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novus, a, um |
new |
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nox, noctis (f) |
night |
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nubes, nubis (f) |
cloud |
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nubo, nubere, nupsi, nuptum (+ dative) |
marry |
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nudo (1) |
strip |
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nudus, a, um |
naked, unarmed |
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nullus, a, um |
none |
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nonnullus, a, um |
some |
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numen, minis (n) |
god, divine power |
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numero (1) |
count, reckon |
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numerus, i (m) |
number |
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nunquam |
never |
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nuntio (1) |
announce |
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nuntius, i (m) |
messenger, news |
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nuper |
lately, recently |
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nusquam |
nowhere |
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obliviscor, -isci, oblitus (+ genitive) |
forget |
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obses, obsidis (m/f) |
hostage |
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obsideo, -sidere, -sedi, -sessum |
besiege |
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obtineo, -tinere, -tinui, -tentum |
occupy, hold on to |
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obviam eo, ire, ivi (ii), itum (+ dative) |
meet, come across |
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occasio, ionis (f) |
right time, opportunity |
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occido, -cidere, -cidi, -casum |
fall down, die |
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occido, -cidere, -cidi, -cisum |
kill |
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occulo, -culere, -cului, -cultum |
hide |
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occupo (1) |
seize |
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oculus, i (m) |
eye |
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odi (fut. odero: past. oderam) |
hate |
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odium, i (n) |
hatred |
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officium, i (n) |
duty, job |
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olim |
formerly, in the past |
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omen, ominis (n) |
omen, sign |
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omnis, is, e |
all, every |
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omnino |
altogether, entirely |
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onus, oneris (n) |
burden |
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onerosus, a, um |
burdensome, heavy |
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onerarius, a, um |
cargo-carrying |
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opem, is (f) |
help |
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opes, um (f pl) |
wealth, resources |
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opulentus, a, um |
rich |
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operio, -rire, -rui, -rtum |
cover |
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opinor (1) |
think, believe |
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opinio, opinionis (f) |
belief |
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oportet, -tere, -tuit |
it is right/proper/necessary |
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oppidum, i (n) |
town |
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oppidani, orum (m pl) |
townsmen, citizens |
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opportunus, a, um |
suitable, at the right time |
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opprimo, -primere, -pressi, -pressum |
crush, overwhelm |
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oppugno (1) |
assault, attack |
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opto (1) |
choose, wish |
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opus, operis (n) |
task, piece of work |
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opus est (+ ablative) |
there is a need of |
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opera, ae (f) |
care, trouble |
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ora, ae (f) |
coast, shore |
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orbis, is (m) |
circle, world |
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ordo, ordinis (m) |
order, rank |
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orior, oriri, ortus sum |
arise |
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oriens (orientis) |
east |
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orno (1) |
adorn, decorate |
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os, oris (n) |
mouth, face |
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ostendo, -tendere, -tendi, -tentum |
show |
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ostento (1) |
show |
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oro (1) |
pray, beg, ask |
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orator, oris (m) |
speaker |
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oratio, ionis (f) |
speech |
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os, ossis (n) |
bone |
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otium, i (n) |
leisure, peace |
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ovis, is (f) |
sheep |
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pabulor (1) |
forage, seek for food |
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pabulum, i (n) |
fodder, food |
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paco (1) |
subdue, pacify |
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pax, pacis (f) |
peace |
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paene |
almost |
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paenitet, -ere, -uit |
it causes repentance |
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palus, paludis (f) |
marsh |
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pando, pandere, pandi, passum |
spread out, extend (trans.) |
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panis, is (m) |
bread |
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par (paris) |
equal, like |
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pariter |
equally, similarly |
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parco, parcere, peperci, parsum (+ dative) |
spare |
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pareo (2) (+ dative) |
obey |
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pario, parere, peperi, partum |
produce, get |
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paro (1) |
prepare, get |
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pars, partis (f) |
part |
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parvus, a, um |
small |
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passus, us (m) |
step, pace |
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pateo, patere, patui |
lie open, be clear |
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pater, patris (m) |
father |
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patria, ae (f) |
fatherland, country |
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patrius, a, um |
ancestral, hereditary |
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patior, pati, passus sum |
suffer, endure, allow |
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pauci, ae, a |
few |
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paulum |
a little, somewhat |
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paulo |
a little, somewhat |
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paulatim |
gradually |
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paveo, pavere, pavi |
fear |
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pavor, oris (m) |
fear, terror |
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pecco (1) |
sin, make a mistake |
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pectus, toris (n) |
breast, heart |
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pecunia, ae (f) |
money |
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pecus, pecudis (f) |
animal, one of a herd |
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pecus, pecoris (n) |
cattle, herd |
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pello, pellere, pepuli, pulsum |
drive, rout |
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penates, tium (m pl) |
home, household gods |
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pendeo, pendere, pependi |
hang, be suspended (intrans.) |
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pendo, pendere, pependi, pensum |
suspend, ponder, value (trans.) |
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perdo, perdere, perdidi, perditum |
lose, destroy, ruin |
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pereo, -ire, -ii, -itum |
perish |
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pergo, pergere, perrexi, perrectum |
proceed, continue |
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periculum, i (n) |
danger |
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periculosus, a, um |
dangerous |
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peritus, a, um (+ genitive) |
skilled |
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permitto, permittere, permisi, permissum |
entrust, allow |
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pertineo, -tinere, -tinui |
belong to, have to do with |
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pervenio, -venire, -veni, -ventum |
arrive |
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pes, pedis (m) |
foot |
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pedes, peditis (m) |
foot-soldier |
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peditatus, us (m) |
infantry |
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pedester, tris, tre |
on foot |
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peto, petere, petivi (petii), petitum |
seek, ask, aim at |
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piger, gra, grum |
slow, lazy |
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pilum, i (n) |
javelin |
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piscis, is (m) |
fish |
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pius, a, um |
dutiful, loyal |
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pietas, atis (f) |
sense of duty |
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placeo, placere, placui, placitum (+ dative) |
please |
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placidus, a, um |
quiet, peaceful |
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placo (1) |
reconcile, pacify |
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planus, a, um |
level |
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plebs, plebis (f) |
common people |
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plenus, a, um (+ genitive) |
full |
