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a (ab) + abl. |
from, away from, by |
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ac (atque) |
and, and also, as, than |
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ad |
to, toward, near |
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aut/aut ... aut |
or, either/either ... or |
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cum (as prep.) + abl. |
with |
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cum (as conj.) |
when, since, although |
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do, dare |
to give, put, appoint, grant, honor |
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et/et ... et |
and, both, also, even/ both ... and |
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hice, haec, hoc |
this, these, the latter, he, she it |
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ille, illa, illud |
that, those, the former, he, she, it |
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in + abl |
in, on, among, (+acc) into, onto, to, against, over, among, for |
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ipse, ipsa, ipseum |
himself, herself, itself, myself, yourself, etc... |
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magnus, magna, magnum |
great, large, huge, mighty |
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nec, neque/ nec ... nec |
not, nor, and ... not, neither/neither ... nor |
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non |
not, no, by no means |
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omnis, omne |
all, every, whole, as a whole |
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per + acc. |
through, along, by, throughout |
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-que |
and, also, even |
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qui, quae, quod |
who, which, what, that any |
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sum, esse, fue, futurus |
to be, exist |
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si |
if, when, whether |
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video, videre |
to see, perceive, understand |
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videor, videor |
to be seen, seem, appear |
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bellum, belli |
war |
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castra, castrorum |
military camp, camp |
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civitas, civitatis |
state |
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consilium, consilii |
advice, plan, council |
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de + abl |
down from, concerning, from, for |
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dico, dicere, dixi |
to say, speak, tell, set, appoint, name, define, plead |
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dies, diei (m/f) |
day |
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e (ex) + abl |
out of, from, of, on, according to |
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facio, facere, feci, factus |
to do, make, achieve, build, produce, carry out, grant |
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fio ,fieri, factus sum |
to be done, made, happen |
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Gallia, Galliae |
(region) Gaul |
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Gallus, Galli |
(inhabitant) Gaul |
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habeo, habere, habui, habitus |
to have, hold, keep, regard, consider |
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Helvetius, a, um |
Helvetian |
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hiberna, hibernorum |
winter quarters |
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homo, hominis (m/f) |
human, person |
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hostis, hostis (m/f) |
enemy |
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idem, eadem, idem |
the same |
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inter + acc |
between, among, during |
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is, ea, id |
this, that, he, she, it |
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iter, iternis |
journey, march, route |
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iubeo, iubere, iussi, iussus |
to order, command, tell |
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legatus, legati |
envoy, ambassador, lieutenant |
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legio, ligionis |
legion |
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locus, loci |
place, location, position, rank |
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miles, militis |
soldier |
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mitto, mittere, misi, missus |
to send |
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multitudo, multitudinis |
crowd, multitude |
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navis, navis |
ship, fleet |
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noster, nostra, nostrum |
our, ours |
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pars, partis |
part, direction, side |
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possum, posse, potui |
to be ab;e, be powerful, be possible |
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pro + abl |
in front of, before, for, as concerning |
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proelium, proeli |
battle |
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quod |
because, the fact that |
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reliquus, a, um |
remaining, rest of, other |
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res, rei |
thing, matter, affair, circumstance, supply, purpose, experience |
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sui, sibi, se, se |
himself, herself, itself, themselves, him, her, it, them |
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suus, a, um |
his, her, its, their (own) |
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unus, a, um |
one, only, alone |
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ut (uti) |
as, when, so that, to..., that |
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altus, a, um |
high, lofty, deep, profound, the sea |
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animus, animi |
mind, soul, spirit, heart, courage |
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arma, armorum |
weapons, arms, utensils, equipment |
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deus, dei |
god |
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ego, mei, mihi, me, me |
I |
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fero, fere, tuli, latus |
to bring, carry, bear, endure, wear, report, call, name |
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hic |
here |
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iam |
now, already |
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ignis, ignis |
fire, light, lightning, passion, fury |
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ne |
not, do not, lest, so that not, not to... |
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-ne |
yes or no question |
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nunc |
now |
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primus, a, um |
first, chief, excellent |
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quis? quid? |
who? what? |
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sed |
but, however |
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sic |
thus, in a way |
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talis, tale |
suuch, of such kind |
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terra, terrae |
earth, land, soil |
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tu, tui, tibi, te, te |
you |
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tum |
then, at that time, further |
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urbs, urbis |
city |
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vir, viri |
man, male |
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accidit, accidere |
to happen |
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accipio, accipere |
to receive, welcome, accept, hear |
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alius, alia, aliud |
other, another, else |
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annus, anni |
year, season |
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arbitror, arbitrari |
to think, consider |
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capio, capere |
to seize, take, grasp |
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causa, causae |
cause, reason, case |
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causa (in abl) |
(+ gen) for the sake of |
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coepi, coepisse |
to have begun |
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alter, altera, alterum |
alter ... alter = another/ the one ... the other |
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cognosco, cognoscere |
to learn, learn about |
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cogo, cogere |
to drive together, collect, compel, force |
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conicio, conicere |
to throw, hurl |
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constituo, constituere |
to place, station, establish, decide |
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convenio, convenire |
to come together, meet, gather |
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copia, copiae |
supply, resource, troops, forces |
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discedo, discedere |
to depart |
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eques, equitis |
horsemen, knight, cavalry |
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exercitus, exercitus |
army |
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existimo, existimare |
to think, consider |
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facile |
easily |
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flumen, fluminis |
river |
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frumentum, i |
grain |
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genus, generis |
birth, origin, family, race, kind, class |
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Germani, Germanorum |
Germans |
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gravis, grave |
heavy, serious, severe, full of, grave |
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interficio, interficere |
to kill |
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litterae, litteram |
letter, epistle, letters, writing, writings |
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longe |
far, far off, at a distance, by far |
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manus, manus |
hand, group, band, force, handiwork |
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mille, milla |
thousand |
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mors, mortis |
death |
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multus, multa, multum |
much, many |
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nihil |
nothing |
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nox, noctis |
night, death |
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nullus, a, um |
no, none |
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numerus, numeri |
number |
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ordo, ordinis |
rank, position |
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periculum, periculi |
danger |
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persuadeo, persuadere |
to persuade (+ dat) |
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populus, populi |
people, crowd, nation |
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proficiscor, proficisci |
to set out, depart |
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promixus, a, um |
nearest, next |
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publicus, a, um |
public, common |
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pugno, pugnare |
to fight |
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quam |
as, than |
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quam + superlative |
as... as possible |
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quam + post/postea |
after |
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quam + prius |
before |
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quis, quid + si/ne |
anyone, anything |
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recipio, recipere |
to receive, withdraw, recover |
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recipio + se |
to go |
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Rhenus, Rheni |
Rhine |
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salus, salutis |
well-being, safety |
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summus, a, um |
highest, greatest, supreme, most important |
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superior, superius |
upper, higher, previous, more effective |
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tamen |
however, still |
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telum, teli |
spear, weapon |
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tempus, temporis |
time |
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utor, uti + abl |
to use, make use of |
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vallum, valli |
rampart, pallisdade of stakes on top of an embarkment |
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venio, venere |
to come, arrive, go |
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virtus, virtutis |
valor, courage, virtue |
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volo, velle, volui |
to wish, want |
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aliquis, aliqua, aliquid |
someone, anyone, something |
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amor, amoris |
love |
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ante (as prep.) |
(+acc) before, in front of |
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ante (as adv.) |
before, previously |
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arx, arcis |
fortress, citadel, hill, peak |
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aspicio, aspicere |
to look at, behold |
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caelum, caeli |
sky, heaven, weather |
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caput, capitis |
head, summit, person |
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circum (+acc) |
around, at, near |
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corpus, corporis |
body |
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dexter, dextra, dextrum |
right, to the right, skillful, favorable |
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duco, ducere |
to lead, guide, conduct, choose, think, consider |
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eo, ire, ii |
to go, walk, move, ride, sail |
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erro, errare |
to wander, roam, be mistaken |
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fama, famae |
rumor, report, saying |
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fatum, fati |
fate, prediction |
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fluctus, fluctis |
wave, tide, surge |
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for, fari |
to say, speak, prophesy |
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gens, gentis |
race, clan, descendent |
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ingens, ingentis |
huge, massive, extraordinary |
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ira, irae |
anger, fury, hatred |
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Italia, Italiae |
Italy |
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labor, laboris |
labor, work, hardship, suffering |
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latus, a, um |
wide, extensive, spacious |
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litus, litoris |
shore, beach |
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medius, a, um |
middle, the middle of |
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meus, a, um |
my, mine |
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oculus, oculi |
eye |
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os, oris |
mouth, face, expression |
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pater, patris |
father, ancestor |
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pectus, pectoris |
chest, breast, heart |
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peto, petere |
to look for, seek, ask, head for, attack |
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regina, reginae |
queen |
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regnum, regni |
kingdom, realm, rule, supreme power |
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saxum, saxi |
rock, boulder, stone, large rock |
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sub |
+abl. under, at foot of +acc. to, toward, up to |
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tantus, a, um |
so great, so much, so large |
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teneo, tenere |
to hold, have, keep, occupy, hold back |
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Troia, Troiae |
Troy |
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tuus, a, um |
your |
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ubi |
where, when |
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umbra, umbrae |
shadow, ghost, shade |
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unda, undae |
wave, water, sea |
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ventus, venti |
wind, breeze |
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absum, abesse, afui |
to be away, absent, lacking |
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adventus, adventus |
arrival, advance, attack |
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ager, agri |
field, land |
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aliqui, a, um |
some, any |
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animadverto, animadvertere |
to observe, notice |
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appello, appellare |
to name, call |
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apud (+acc) |
at the house of, with, among |
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at |
but, yet, at least |
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autem |
however, but, furthermore |
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barbari, barbarorum |
barbarians |
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Belgae, Belgarum |
Belgians |
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Britannia, Britanniae |
Britain |
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casus, casus |
accident, chance, event, misfortune |
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celeritas, celeritatis |
speed |
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celeriter |
quickly |
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certus, a, um |
certain, fixed |
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circiter |
about, approx. |
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circumvenio, circumvenere |
to surround |
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cohors, cohortis |
cohort (tenth part of a legion) |
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colloco, collocare |
to arrange, to place |
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colloquor, colloqui |
to speak, converse |
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communis, commune |
common |
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compleo, complere |
to fill |
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complures, complura |
several |
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comprehendo, comprehendare |
to seize, catch |
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confirmo, confirmare |
to strengthen, establish, confirm |
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conor, conari |
to try |
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consisto, consistere |
to stand (together), stop, halt |
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conspicio, conspicere |
to look at, catch sight of, see |
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consuetudo, consuetudinis |
custom |
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consuevi, consuevisse |
to be accustomed |
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contineo, continere |
to hold, contain, retain, confine |
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controversia, controversiae |
dispute, controversy |
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defero, deferre |
to bring down, report |
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demonstro, demonstare |
to show, describe |
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desum deesse, defui |
to be lacking |
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disciplina, disciplinae |
instruction, system, method |
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Druides, Druidum |
Druids |
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dum |
while, as long as, (+subj.) until |
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duo, duae, duo |
two |
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efficio, efficere |
to accomplish, perform, make, render |
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egredior, egredi |
to go out, come out, disembark |
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equitatus, us |
cavalry |
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etiam |
also, even, still |
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etsi |
although |
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facultas, facultatis |
chance, opputunity |
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fere |
almost, generally, usually |
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filius, filii |
son |
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finitimus, a, um |
neighboring, neighbor |
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fortis, forte |
brave, strong, courageous |
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gero gerere |
to wage, carry on, carry, do, wear |
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ibi |
there, in that place |
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impedimenta, orum |
traveling baggage, equipment |
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imperium, imperii |
command, rule, sovereignty, supreme power |
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impero, are |
to order,command |
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impetus, us |
attack |
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incito, incitare |
to rouse, incite |
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infero, inferre |
to bring upon, make war, throw, thrust |
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interim |
meanwhile |
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intermitto, intermittere |
to discontinue, leave off |
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ita |
thus, so, in a way |
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itaque |
and so, therefore |
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ius, iurus |
law, right, authority, justice |
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licet, licere |
to be permitted, allowed |
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longus, a, um |
longe |
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magnitudo, dinis |
greatness, magnitude, size |
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minus |
less |
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munitio, munitionis |
fortification |
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nam (namque) |
for, indeed |
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nisi (ni) |
unless, if not, except,only |
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nuntius, nunti |
messager, message |
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maxime |
very greatly, in particular, especially |
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ob |
(+acc) because of, on account of, for |
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obses, obsidis |
hostage |
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obtineo, obtinere |
to hold, occupy |
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oppugnatio, oppugnationis |
attack |
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oppugno, oppugnare |
to attack |
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passus, passus |
pace |
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paulum |
little |
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pax, pacis |
peace |
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permoveo, permovere |
to agitate, influence, move, provoke |
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pertineo, pertinere |
to extend, pertain |
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perturbo, pertubare |
to disrupt, rouse, agitate |
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pervenio, pervenire |
to come through, arrive |
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plerumque |
for the most part, generally |
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pono, ponere |
to put, place, establish |
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post (as prep. and adv.) |
(+acc.) after, behind |
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praemium, praemi |
reward |
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praesto, praestare |
to fullfill, perform, show, surpass |
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premo, premere |
to press, pursue, oppress, overpower, crush |
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privatus, a, um |
private |
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profectio, profectionis |
departure |
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prohibeo |
to keep, restrain, prohibit |
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propter +acc. |
because of, on account of |
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provincia, provinciae |
province |
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pugna, pugnae |
fight, battle |
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quidem |
indeed, even, at last |
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ratio, rationis |
account, consideration, manner, method |
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relinquo, relinquere |
to leave, leave behind |
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Rhodanus, Rhodani |
Rhone |
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Sequani, Sequanorum |
Sequanians |
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sine + abl |
without |
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spero, sperare |
to hope, hope for, look for, expect |
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spes, spei |
hope, expectation |
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subito |
suddenly |
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subsequor, subsequi |
to follow closely |
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subsidium, subsidi |
reserve troops, aid, support |
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supero, superare |
to overcome, defeat, prevail, survive |
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sustineo, sustinere |
to sustain, support, withstand, bear |
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tertius, a, um |
third |
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tollo, tollere |
to lift, raise, take up, extol, erect, remove |
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totus, a, um |
all, whole, entire |
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transeo, transire |
to go across, cross, pass over |
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tres, tria |
three |
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turris, turris |
tower |
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ullus, a, um |
any, anyone |
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una |
together |
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usus, usus |
use, practice, need |
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uterque, utraque, utrumque |
each, both |
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victoria, victoriae |
victory |
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vita, vitae |
life |
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adversus, a, um |
opposite, turned toward, facing |
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aequor, aequoris |
sea, surface, waves, plain |
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agmen, agminis |
column, multitude, army |
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ago, agere |
to do, drive, pursue, go! |
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ait |
he/she says |
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anima, animae |
breath, life, soul |
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antrum, antri |
cave, cavern |
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aperio, aperire |
to open, uncover, disclose, reveal |
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ara, arae |
altar |
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ardeo, ardere |
to burn, blaze |
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ater, atra, atrum |
black, gloomy, dark, deadly |
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aura, aurae |
air, breeze, favor, light |
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celer, celeris |
quick, swift, speedy |
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clamor, clamoris |
shout, roar, applause |
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classis, classis |
fleet, division, ship |
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comes, comitis |
friend, comrade, companion |
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coniunx, coniugis |
spouse, wide, husband |
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cor, cordis |
heart, spirit, feelings |
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corripio, corripere |
to seize, snatch, grab |
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credo, credere |
to believe, trust, confide in |
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crudelis, crudele |
cruel, crude |
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cura, curae |
anxiety, distress, care, concern |
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cursus, cursus |
running, running course, haste |
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Danaus, Danai |
Greek, of Danaus |
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dea, deae |
goddess |
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demitto, demittere |
to drop, let down, shed |
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divus, a, um |
divine, godlike |
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dolor, doloris |
anguish, distress, pain |
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domus, domus |
house, home, building, family |
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extremus, a, um |
farthest, outermost, final |
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ferrum, ferri |
iron, tool, spear |
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finis, finis |
end, boundary, territory |
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flamma, flammae |
flame, fire |
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fuga, fugae |
flight, escape |
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furo, furere |
to rage, rave, be out of one's mind |
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gemitus, gemitus |
groan, sighing, complaint |
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harena, harenae |
sand, beach |
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heu |
alas |
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iacto, iactare |
to throw out, boast, discuss, speak |
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immanis, immane |
huge, monstrous, frightful |
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impono, imponere |
to put on, place upon |
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imus, a, um |
deepest, bottom of, the last |
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incipio, incipere |
to begin, start |
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interea |
meanwhile |
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lacrima, lacrimae |
tear |
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laetus, a, um |
happy, delighted, dertile |
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lateo, latere |
to hide, conceal, lurk |
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limen, liminis |
threshold, door, house |
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lumen, luminis |
light, eyes |
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lux, lucis |
light, day |
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mare, maris |
sea |
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metus, metus |
fear, dread, anxiety |
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miror, mirari |
to wonder, be astonished |
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misceo, miscere |
to mix, mingle, confuse |
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miser, misera, miserum |
wretched, miserable, hungry |
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moenia, moenium |
walls, ramparts, structures |
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moles, molis |
mass, weight, difficulty, greatness |
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mons, montis |
mountain, hill |
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morior, mori |
to die, expire, decay, wither |
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moveo, movere |
to move, shake, arouse, agitate |
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murus, muri |
wall, city wall |
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natus, nati |
son, descendant |
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nomen, nominis |
name |
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nos, nostrum, nobis, nos, nobis |
we |
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nubes, nubis |
cloud, mist, vapor |
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opus, operis |
work, labor |
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ora, orae |
shore, coast, border, edge |
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oro, orare, oravi, oratus |
to beg, plead, pray |
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parens, parentis |
parent |
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paro, parare |
to prepare, arrange, make ready |
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patria, patriae |
fatherland, native land, home |
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pes, pedes |
foot |
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pietas, pietatis |
loyalty, devotion, piety, sense of duty |
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poena, poenae |
penalty, punishment |
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pontus, ponti |
sea, waves |
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porta, portae |
gate, door, entrance |
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puer, pueri |
boy, young man |
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pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum |
beautiful, handsome, noble |
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puppis, puppis |
stern, ship |
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quaero, quaere |
to seek, look for, ask for |
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qualis, quale |
of what sort? such as, the kind of |
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rapio, rapere |
to grab, seize, snatch, tear, whirl |
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ripa, ripae |
bank of a river, shore |
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ruo, ruere |
to rush, hurry, fall down, plow |
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sacer, a, um |
sacred, holy, sacrifices |
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saevus, a, um |
cruel, savage, fierce, ferocious |
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sanguis, sanguinis |
blood, bloodshed, descendant |
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scopulus, scopuli |
cliff, crag, rock, ledge |
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sedes, sedis |
seat, dwelling, foundation |
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servo, servare |
to save, guard, keep, watch |
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sidus, sideris |
constellation, sky, heavens, weather |
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silva, silvae |
forest, woods |
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simul |
at the same time, simultaneously |
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socius, socii |
ally, friend, comrade |
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somnus, somni |
sleep |
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soror, sororis |
sister |
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sors, sortis |
luck, lot, fate, destiny |
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sto, stare |
to stand, be built, linger, remain |
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subeo, subire |
to advance, approach, enter, go under |
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surgo, surgere |
to rise up, stand up, get up, ascend |
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tandem |
finally, at last |
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tantum |
so greatly, so much, only |
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tectum, tecti |
roof, house, dwelling |
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tellus, telluris |
earth, land, ground |
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templum, templi |
temple, sanctuary, shrine |
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tendo, tendere |
to stretch, extend, present, aim |
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Teucri, Teucrorum |
Trojans |
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tot |
so many, as many |
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turbo, turbinis |
whirlwind, tornado, hurricane |
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Tyrius, a, um |
Tyrian, from Tyre |
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varius, a, um |
various, variable, changing |
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vastus, a, um |
vast, immense, huge, unoccupied |
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-ve |
or |
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vertex, verticis |
whirlpool, vortex, summit, peak |
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vester, a, um |
your |
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vinco, vincere |
to conquer, defeat, banish |
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vis, vis |
force, violence, strength |
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voco, vocare |
to call, name, address, invoke |
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volvo, volvere |
to turn, toll, decree, glide, ponder |
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vos, vestrum, vobis, vos, vobis |
you |
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vox, vocis |
voice, cry, call saying |
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vulcnus, vulneris |
wound, injury, blow |
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vultus, vultus |
face, appearance, expression |
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accedo, accedere |
to approach |
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acies, acieci |
edge, line of battle |
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addo, addere |
to give to |
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adhuc |
thus far, to this point |
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adeo |
so, to such a degree |
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adsum, adesse |
to be present, near |
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aetas, aetatis |
age, time of life |
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alienus, a, um |
foreign, strange |
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amans, amantis |
lover |
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amicitia, amicitiae |
friendship |
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amicus, a, um |
friendly |
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amitto, amittere |
to let go, send away |
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Patior, pati |
Endure, permit |
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Princeps, principis |
First, cheif |
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Puto, putare |
Think, suppose |
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Quidam, quaedam |
A certain one, someone |
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Quia |
Because |
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Quisque, quaequae |
Each one, everyone |
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Quisquam, quicquam |
Any single person, anyone at all |
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Quisquis, quidquid |
Whoever, whichever |
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Quoque |
Also, too |
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Reddo, reddere |
To return, give back |
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Refero, referre |
To bring back, report |
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Rex, regis |
King |
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Saepe |
Often |
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Scelus, sceleris |
Crime, sin |
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Scio, scire |
To know |
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Semper |
Always, ever |
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Senatus, senatūs |
Senate |
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Sequor, sequi |
To follow |
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Superus, a, um |
Situated above, upper, those above, the gods |
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Tam |
So |
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Timeo, timere |
To fear, to dread |
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Tunc |
Then |
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Vel...vel |
Either...or/ or, even |
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Verbum, verbi |
Word |
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Vivo, vivere |
To live |
