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384 Cards in this Set
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Imperator, Imperatoris
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(3rd m) commander, general, ruler
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Elephantus, Elephanti
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(2nd m) elephant
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Plaustrum, Plaustri
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(2nd neu) wagon, cart
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Mus, Muris
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(3rd) mouse
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Vulpes, Vulpis
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(3rd f) fox
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Anser, Anseris
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(3rd) goose
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Corvus, Corvi
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(2nd m) raven
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Caseum, Casei
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(2nd neu) cheese
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Amica, Amicae
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(1st f) girlfriend, sweetheart, mistress
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Senator, Senatoris
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(3rd m) senator
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Natus, Nati
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(2nd m) child, son
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Nata, Natae
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(1st f) child, daughter
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Draco, Draconis
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(3rd m) dragon, snake
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Multa, Multae
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(1st f) penalty, fine
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Rupes, Rupis
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(3rd f) cliff, rock
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Curia, Curiae
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(1st f) royal/papal court, senate
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Sauciatio, Sauciationis
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(3rd f) wounding
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Frumentum, Frumenti
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(2nd neu) crops, grain
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Vinculum, Vinculi
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(2nd neu) bond, chain, fetter
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Acervus, Acervi
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(2nd m) cluster, pile, heap
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Nomen, Nominis
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(3rd neu) name, title, account
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Venenum, Veneni
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(2nd neu) poision
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Verbum, Verbi
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(2nd neu) word
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Porta, Portae
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(1st f) door, gate, entrance
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Virtus, Virtutis
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(3rd f) courage, strength, virtue, excellence
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Fossa, Fossae
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(1st f) dike, ditch, moat, canal
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Laudatio, Laudationis
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(3rd f) praising, commendation
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Ingenium, Ingeni
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(2nd neu) talent, nature, innate quality
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Pars, Partis
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(3rd f) office, duty, role
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Villa, Villae
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(1st f) estate, country home
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Thesaurus, Thesauri
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(2nd m) treasure
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Militia, Militiae
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(1st f) soldiers
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Vinum, Vini
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(2nd neu) wine
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Novius, Noviti
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(2nd m) novice
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Sanguis, Sanguinis
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(3rd m) blood
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Clamor, Clamoris
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(3rd m) shout, applause, outcry
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Violentia, Violentiae
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(1st f) violence
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Cibus, Cibi
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(2nd m) food
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Virus, Viri
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(2nd neu) venom
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Aqua, Aquae
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(1st f) water
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Papyrus, Papyri
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(2nd) papyrus paper
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Panis, Panis
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(3rd m) bread
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Gentilitas, Gentilitatis
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(3rd f) clan
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Terra, Terrae
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(1st f) land, country
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Maiestas, Maiestates
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(3rd f) majesty
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Armus, Armi
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(2nd m) weapons, arms
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Periculum, Periculi
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(2nd neu) danger, peril
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Divitia, Divitiae
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(1st f) riches, wealth
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Feles, Felis
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(3rd f) cat
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Epistula, Epistulae
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(1st f) letter, epistle
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Causa, Causae
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(1st f) cause, source, derivation
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Vita, Vitae
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(1st f) life
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Auxilium, Auxili
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(2nd neu) help, assistance
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Beneficium, Benefici
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(2nd neu) kindness, service, benefit
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Bonum, Boni
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(2nd neu) good, good thing, profit
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Cura, Curae
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(1st f) care, concern, cure, treatment
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Dedecus, Dedecoris
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(3rd neu) disgrace, shame
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Honor, Honoris
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(3rd m) honor, dignity, esteem
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Subsidium, Subsidi
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(2nd neu) help, reinforcement, relief
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Decor, Decoris
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(3rd m) ornament, beauty, elegance
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Exemplum, Exempli
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(2nd neu) example, instance
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Onus, Oneris
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(3rd neu) cargo, load
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Salus, Salutis
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(3rd f) salvation, safety, health, good wish
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Usus, Usus
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(4th m) custom, use
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Grex, Gregis
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(3rd) herd, flock, crew, crowd
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Negotium, Negoti
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(2nd neu) pain, trouble, labor
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Patria, Patriae
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(1st f) homeland, native city
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Materia, Materiae
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(1st f) material, substance, fuel
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Vulnus, Vulneris
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(3rd neu) wound
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Nauta, Nautae
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(1st m) sailor
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Forma, Formae
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(1st f) beauty, form, figure
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Femina, Feminae
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(1st f) woman
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Pugio, Pugionis
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(3rd m) dagger
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Poena, Poenae
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(1st f) penalty, punishment
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Parens, Parentis
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(3rd) parent
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Monstrum, Monstri
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(2nd neu) monster
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Iter, Itineris
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(3rd neu) journey, path, road
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Rus, Ruris
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(3rd neu) countryside, farmland
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Bellum, Belli
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(2nd neu) war
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Oppidum, Oppidi
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(2nd neu) town
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Ursa, Ursae
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(1st f) bear
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Spelunca, Speluncae
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(1st f) cave
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Vesper, Vesperis
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(3rd m) evening, west
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Puella, Puellae
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(1st f) girl, young woman
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Filia, Filiae
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(1st f) daughter
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Dea, Deae
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(1st f) goddess
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Puer, Pueri
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(2nd m) boy, young man
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Filius, Fili
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(2nd m) son
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Ager, Agri
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(2nd m) farm
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Poeta, Poetae
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(1st m) poet
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Scriba, Scribae
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(1st m) scribe, clerk
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Agricola, Agricolae
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(1st m) farmer, gardener
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Humus, Humi
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(2nd f) ground, soil, earth
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Taurus, Tauri
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(2nd m) bull
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Templum, Templi
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(2nd neu) holy place, shrine, temple
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Pinus, Pini
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(2nd f) pine tree, fir tree
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Pelagus, Pelagi
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(2nd neu) sea
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Vulgus, Vulgi
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(2nd neu) common people, multitude, rabble, mob
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Magister, Magistri
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(2nd m) teacher, master, expert, pilot of ship
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Vir, Viri
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(2nd m) man, hero
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Talentum, Talenti
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(2nd neu) sum of money, talent
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Nummus, Nummi
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(2nd m) cash, money
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Liber, Libri
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(2nd m) book
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Superum, Superi
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(2nd neu) heaven
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Leo, Leonis
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(3rd m) lion
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Urbs, Urbis
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(3rd f) city
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Corpus, Corporis
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(3rd neu) body
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Mater, Matris
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(3rd f) mother
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Frater, Fratris
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(3rd m) brother
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Pratus, Pratus
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(4th m) field, meadow, plain
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Iuventas, Iuventatis
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(3rd f) youth
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Canis, Canis
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(3rd) dog
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Venter, Ventris
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(3rd m) belly, stomach, womb
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Civis, Civis
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(3rd) citizen
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Vis, Vis
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(3rd f) strength, power, force
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Sitis, Sitis
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(3rd f) thirst
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Turris, Turris
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(3rd f) tower, citadel
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Puppis, Puppis
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(3rd f) back, stern/aft (of ship)
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Securis, Securis
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(3rd f) ax
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Animal, Animalis
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(3rd neu) animal
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Cubile, Cubilis
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(3rd neu) bed, couch
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Rete, Retis
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(3rd neu) net, snare
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Mare, Maris
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(3rd neu) sea
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Mons, Montis
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(3rd m) mountain
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Arx, Arcis
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(3rd f) stronghold, citadel, hilltop
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Ars, Artis
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(3rd f) skill, craft, science
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Nox, Noctis
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(3rd f) night
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Dens, Dentis
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(3rd m) tooth
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Gradus, Gradus
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(4th m) step
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Manus, Manus
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(4th f) hand
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Porticus, Porticus
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(4th) colonade, portico, covered walk
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Tribus, Tribus
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(4th f) tribe
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Genu, Genus
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(4th neu) knee
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Cornu, Cornus
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(4th neu) horn
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Veru, Verus
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(4th neu) spike, spit, point
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Arcus, Arcus
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(4th m) bow, arch, arc
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Partus, Partus
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(4th m) birth
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Artus, Artus
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(4th m) arm, leg, limb
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Dies, Diei
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(5th) day
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Res, Rei
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(5th f) thing, event, business affair
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Publicatio, Publicationis
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(3rd f) publication, proclamation
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Domus, Domus
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(4th f) home, house
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Senex, Senis
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(3rd m) old man
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Bos, Bovis
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(3rd) ox, cow
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Ianus, Iani
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(2nd m) arcade, covered passage
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Charta, Chartae
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(1st f) record, letter, writings, sheet of paper
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Insula, Insulae
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(1st f) island
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Nauta, Nautae
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(1st m) sailor
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Ancilla, Ancillae
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(1st f) maid servant
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Area, Areae
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(1st f) area
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Incola, Incolae
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(1st) foreigner, alien
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Via, Viae
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(1st f) journey, road, way
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Nebula, Nebulae
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(1st f) cloud, fog, mist
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Mensa, Mensae
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(1st f) meal, table
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Ara, Arae
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(1st f) altar, sanctuary, refuge
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Ripa, Ripae
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(1st f) bank
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Regina, Reginae
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(1st f) queen
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Carina, Carinae
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(1st f) boat, ship
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Matrona, Matronae
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(1st f) matron
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Taberna, Tabernae
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(1st f) tavern, hut, cottage
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Clementia, Clementiae
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(1st f) compassion, mercy, gentleness
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Cauda, Caudae
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(1st f) tail, bodily extremity
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Ora, Orae
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(1st f) short, coast
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Sagitta, Sagittae
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(1st f) arrow
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Rosa, Rosae
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(1st f) rose
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Vacca, Vaccae
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(1st f) cow
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Sapientia, Sapientiae
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(1st f) wisdom, understanding
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Hasta, Hastae
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(1st f) spear
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Sella, Sellae
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(1st f) seat, chair
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Ballista, Ballistae
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(1st f) catapult, military engine for hurling missiles
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Ala, Alae
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(1st f) upper arm, wing, armpit
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Iustitia, Iustitiae
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(1st f) justice
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Fera, Ferae
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(1st f) beast, wild animal
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Rana, Ranae
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(1st f) frog
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Penna, Pennae
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(1st f) wing, feather
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Casila, Casilae
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(1st f) helmet
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Formica, Formicae
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(1st f) ant
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Toga, Togae
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(1st f) toga
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Capellus, Capelli
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(2nd m) hat
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Lingua, Linguae
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(1st f) language, dialect
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Arca, Arcae
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(1st f) box, chest, ark
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Fortuna, Fortunae
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(1st f) luck, chance
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Dominus, Domini
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(2nd m) master, lord, owner
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Discipulus, Discipuli
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(2nd m) student, pupil, disciple
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Ventus, Venti
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(2nd m) wind
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Maritus, Mariti
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(2nd m) married man
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Colus, Colus
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(4th) destiny
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Annus, Anni
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(2nd m) year, age, time of life
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Somnus, Somni
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(2nd m) sleep
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Eventum, Eventi
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(2nd neu) event, occurence, outcome
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Umerus, Umeri
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(2nd m) upper arm, shoulder
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Equus, Equi
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(2nd m) horse
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Oculus, Oculi
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(2nd m) eye
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Legatus, Legati
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(2nd m) officer, commander of legion
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Lapillus, Lapilli
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(2nd m) pebble, small stone, gem
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Rostrum, Rostri
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(2nd neu) beak, curved bow
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Praefectus, Praefecti
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(2nd m) prefect, commander
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Ludus, Ludi
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(2nd m) game, fun, entertainment
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Stilus, Stili
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(2nd m) pen, pencil, column
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Pullus, Pulli
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(2nd m) chick, young hen
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Animus, Animi
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(2nd m) soul, mind
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Iocus, Ioci
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(2nd m) joke, jest
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Digitus, Digiti
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(2nd m) finger, toe
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Officium, Offici
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(2nd neu) duty, office, service
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Camelus, Cameli
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(2nd m) camel
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Somnium, Somni
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(2nd neu) dream, vision
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Campus, Campi
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(2nd m) plain, level field, space for a game
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Odium, Odi
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(2nd neu) hatred
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Initium, Initi
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(2nd neu) beginning, commencement
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Medicus, Medici
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(2nd m) doctor
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Funambulus, Funambuli
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(2nd m) rope dancer
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Ferrum, Ferri
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(2nd neu) iron tool, sword
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Donatus, Donatus
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(4th m) gift
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Tribunus, Tribuni
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(2nd m) tribune
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Rivulus, Rivuli
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(2nd m) rivulet, small brook
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Gladius, Gladi
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(2nd m) sword
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Tela, Telae
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(1st f) web
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Unguen, Unguinis
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(3rd neu) fat, grease
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Cumulus, Cumuli
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(2nd m) heap, pile, accumulation
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Psittacus, Psittaci
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(2nd m) parrot
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Ovum, Ovi
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(2nd neu) egg
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Servus, Servi
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(2nd m) servant, slave
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Auster, Austri
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(2nd m) south, southern wind
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Historia, Historiae
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(1st f) history, story
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Caper, Capri
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(2nd m) male goat
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Cancer, Cancri
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(2nd m) crab, disease
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Administer, Administri
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(2nd m) assistant, helper, attendant
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Aquilifer, Aquiliferi
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(2nd m) standard bearer of a legion
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Culter, Cultri
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(2nd m) weapon, knife, pruning/cutting edge
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Apertum, Aperti
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(2nd neu) open or exposed area
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Furcifer, Furciferi
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(2nd m) rogue, scoundrel, yoke-bearer
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Laniger, Lanigeri
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(2nd m) ram
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Gener, Generi
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(2nd m) son-in-law
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Arbiter, Arbitri
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(2nd m) executor, overseer, judge
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Lucifer, Luciferi
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(2nd m) light bringer, morning star
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Socer, Soceri
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(2nd m) father-in-law
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Liber, Libri
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(2nd m) book, volume
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Socius, Soci
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(2nd m) ally, associate
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Armiger, Armigeri
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(1st m) weapon bearer
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Studium, Studi
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(2nd neu) study, zeal, devotion
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Trifurcifer, Trifurcifri
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(2nd m) persistent thief
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Minister, Ministri
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(2nd m) accomplice, aide, agent
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Oleaster, Oleastri
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(2nd m) olive tree
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Fiber, Fibri
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(2nd m) beaver
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Faber, Fabri
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(2nd m) craftsman, artisan, smith
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Semivir, Semiviri
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(2nd m) half man
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Fabrica, Fabricae
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(1st f) plan, workmanship, device
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Tempus, Tempi
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(2nd m) weather
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Caput, Capitis
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(3rd neu) head, top
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Miles, Militis
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(3rd m) soldier
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Consul, Consulis
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(3rd m) consul, supreme magistrate
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Coniunx, Coniugis
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(3rd) spouse
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Conium, Conii
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(2nd neu) hemlock
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Iudex, Iudicis
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(3rd m) judge, juror
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Tempestas, Tempestatis
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(3rd f) storm, weather, season
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Clamor, Clamoris
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(3rd m) wail, cry, shout
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Opus, Operis
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(3rd neu) accomplishment, works
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Dolor, Doloris
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(3rd m) pain
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Amor, Amoris
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(3rd m) love, passion, affection
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Paries, Parietis
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(3rd m) wall of a house
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Aetas, Aetatis
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(3rd f) stage, period, age
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Custos, Custodis
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(3rd) guard, keeper, protector
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Sal, Salis
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(3rd m) salt, wit
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Pecunia, Pecuniae
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(1st f) money
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Aequor, Aequoris
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(3rd neu) level surface, plain
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Homo, Hominis
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(3rd m) human being, man
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Rex, Regis
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(3rd m) king
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Flos, Floris
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(3rd m) flower, blossom
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Dignitas, Dignitatis
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(3rd f) merit, status, dignity
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Pes, Pedis
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(3rd m) foot
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Aestas, Aestatis
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(3rd f) summer
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Princeps, Principis
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(3rd m) founder, leader
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Anser, Anseris
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(3rd) goose
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Laus, Laudis
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(3rd f) praise, approval, glory
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Virgo, Virginis
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(3rd f) maiden, young woman, virgin
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Sol, Solis
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(3rd m) sun
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Carmen, Carminis
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(3rd neu) song, poem, incantation
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Legio, Legionis
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(3rd f) army, legion
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Seges, Segetis
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(3rd f) crop, grain field
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Libertas, Libertatis
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(3rd f) freedom, liberty, outspokenness
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Ciner, Cineris
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(3rd) ashes, embers, ruins
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Honor, Honoris
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(3rd m) honor, respect, regard
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Ebur, Eboris
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(3rd neu) ivory, tusk, object made of ivory
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Corda, Cordae
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(1st f) rope, cord, instrument string
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Quies, Quietis
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(3rd f) quiet, calm
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Obsidium, Obsidi
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(2nd neu) siege, blockade
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Obses, Obsidis
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(3rd) hostage, pledge, security
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Nepos, Nepotis
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(3rd) descendant, grandson, granddaughter
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Litus, Litoris
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(3rd neu) beach, shore, river bank
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Nubes, Nubis
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(3rd f) cloud, obscurity, swarm, gloom
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Clades, Cladis
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(3rd f) disaster, calamity, ruin
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Ignis, Ignis
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(3rd m) fire, glow
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Imber, Imbris
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(3rd m) rain, shower, hail
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Amnis, Amnis
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(3rd m) stream, river, current, moving water
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Vectigal, Vectigalis
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(3rd neu) tax, tribute
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Sedile, Sedilis
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(3rd neu) seat, chair
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Avis, Avis
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(3rd f) bird, omen, portent
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Valles, Vallis
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(3rd f) valley
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Clavis, Clavis
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(3rd f) doork key, lever
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Iubar, Iubaris
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(3rd neu) first light, radiance of the heavens
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Aries, Arietis
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(3rd m) ram, battering ram
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Ens, Entis
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(3rd neu) being, essence
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Cutis, Cutis
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(3rd f) skin, hide, surface
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Crinis, Crinis
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(3rd m) hair on the head, lock of hair
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Axis, Axis
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(3rd m) pole, axis
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Frons, Frondis
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(3rd f) foliage, leaves
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Orbis, Orbis
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(3rd m) circle, ring, rotation, circular motion
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Conclave, Conclavis
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(3rd neu) cage, chamber, enclosed space
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Rudis, Rudis
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(3rd f) rough, raw, uncultivated
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Moles, Molis
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(3rd f) heap, pile, mass
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Calcar, Calcaris
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(3rd neu) spur, incitement, stimulus
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Fames, Famis
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(3rd f) craving, hunger, famine
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Nectar, Nectaris
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(3rd neu) nectar, something sweet
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Tribunal, Tribunalis
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(3rd neu) judgement seat, raised platform
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Bellus, Belli
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(1st m) beautiful
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Linter, Lintris
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(3rd) boat, skiff
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Vermis, Vermis
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(3rd m) worm, maggot, vermin
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Stirps, Stirpis
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(3rd f) character, race, lineage, stock
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Saltus, Saltus
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(4th m) a leap, jump, or leaping
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Portus, Portus
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(4th m) port, harbor
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Ictus, Ictus
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(4th m) a blow or resulting wound from it
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Gemitus, Gemitus
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(4th m) groan, sigh, lament
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Exitus, Exitus
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(4th m) exit, departure, conclusion, death
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Impetus, Impetus
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(4th m) attack, assault
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Mundus, Mundi
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(2nd m) world, universe
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Quercus, Quercus
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(4th f) oak, part of or object made from oak tree
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Nodus, Nodi
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(2nd m) knot
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Mercatus, Mercatus
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(4th m) market, fair, commercial gathering
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Questus, Questus
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(4th m) complaint
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Modulus, Moduli
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(2nd m) small measure
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Ramus, Rami
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(2nd m) branch, bough
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Reditus, Reditus
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(4th m) harvest, revenue, income, profit, return
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Morsus, Morsus
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(4th m) anguish, pain, sting
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Census, Census
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(4th m) census, registration
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Circumiectum, Circumiecti
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(2nd neu) environment
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Currus, Currus
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(4th m) cart, chariot, horsed vehicle
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Electio, Electionis
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(3rd f) choice, selection
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Anus, Anus
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(4th f) old maid, hag, sorceress
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Usus, Usus
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(4th m) use, employment, habit, practice
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Fructus, Fructus
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(4th m) fruit, produce, reward, enjoyment
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Cursus, Cursus
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(4th m) running, onrush, charge, march
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Rictus, Rictus
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(4th m) jaws, open mouth
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Facies, Faciei
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(5th f) face, countenance, shape, outward appearance
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Progenies, Progeniei
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(5th f) race, family, progeny
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Pauperies, Pauperiei
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(5th f) poverty
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Artum, Arti
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(2nd neu) narrow, close, confined, severe
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Abitus, Abitus
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(4th m) departure, escape, outlet
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Tonitrus, Tonitrus
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(4th m) thunder
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Versus, Versus
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(4th m) verse, row, line
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Luctus, Luctus
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(4th m) grief, sorrow, mourning
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Monitus, Monitus
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(4th m) advice, warning, counsel
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Orsum, Orsi
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(2nd neu) undertakings, beginning
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Sonitus, Sonitus
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(4th m) noise, loud sound
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Coniectus, Coniectus
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(4th m) a connecting, crowding or joining together
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Caesaries, Caesariei
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(5th f) long, flowing or dark, beautiful hair
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Tristities, Tristitiei
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(5th f) sadness, sorrow
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Congeries, Congeriei
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(5th f) collection, accumulation, heap
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Temperies, Temperiei
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(5th f) proper mixture, temper
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Macies, Maciei
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(5th f) leanness, meagerness, poverty
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Planitia, Planitiae
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(1st f) plane, plateau, flat area
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Glacies, Glaciei
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(5th f) ice
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Canities, Canitiei
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(5th f) gray or white hair of old age
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Acies, Aciei
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(5th f) sharp edge, battle line
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Effigies, Effigiei
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(5th f) likeness, portrait, copy, image
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Superficies, Superficiei
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(5th f) top, surface, building
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Fides, Fidei
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(5th f) faith, loyalty, trust
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Meridies, Meridiei
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(5th m) midday, noon
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Spes, Spei
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(5th f) hope
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Species, Speciei
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(5th f) spectacle, semblance, appearance; type, kind
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Diluvies, Diluviei
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(5th f) deluge, flood, inundation
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Dies, Diei
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(5th) day
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Series, Seriei
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(5th f) row, series, sequence, secession
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Sanies, Saniei
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(5th f) discharge from a wound
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Vastities, Vastitiei
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(5th f) destruction, ruin
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Scabies, Scabiei
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(5th f) itch
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Eluvies, Eluviei
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(5th f) flood, flowing out
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Rabies, Rabiei
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(5th f) madness
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Caries, Cariei
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(5th f) rot, decay
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Mensis, Mensis
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(3rd m) month
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Vates, Vatis
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(3rd m) oracle, soothsayer, prophet
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Sedes, Sedis
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(3rd f) chair, seat
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Volucris, Volucris
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(3rd f) bird, flying creature
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Accipiter, Accipitris
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(3rd) hawk
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Flumen, Fluminis
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(3rd neu) river, stream, flowing water
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