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quī, quae, quod (declinable)
quī, quae, quod (declinable)
who (whose, whom); which; that
auxilium, (auxilia, -orum)
auxilium, (auxilia, -orum)
help, aid, (pl.) reinforcements
auxiliary
memoria
memoria
memory
ad
ad
to, until, at (w/accus.); for (w/adj.)
advertise, admission, ad-_________
usque
usque
all the way
pervenio, pervenire, pervenī, perventum
pervenio, pervenire, pervenī, perventum
I arrive
"come through" = ____________
pertineo, pertinere, pertinuī
pertineo, pertinere, pertinuī
I stretch to, pertain to

(+ ad, w/accus.)
paratus, -a, -um
paratus, -a, -um
prepared (for)
Olympic "apparatus"
utilis, -e
utilis, -e
useful (for)
utilitarian, utilities
nox, noctis
nox, noctis
night
"nocturnal" animals, equinox
deduco, deducere, deduxī, deductus
deduco, deducere, deduxī, deductus
I lead, lead away

(3rd conj.)
deduce, deduction, deductive
cognosco, cognoscere, cognovī, cognitus
cognosco, cognoscere, cognovī, cognitus
I learn, find out

(3rd conj.)
recognize, recognition
nuntius
nuntius
messenger, message
announcer, annunciation, ennunciate
natura
natura
nature
-que (suffix)
-que (suffix)
and
injuria
injuria
injustice, (a) wrong
injurious
diutius
diutius
longer
facilius
facilius
more easily
facilitate
appropinquo
appropinquo
I draw near to, approach

(1st conj.)
vasto
vasto
I lay waste, ravage

(1st conj.)
devastate
custos, custodis
custos, custodis
(a) guard (i.e., a soldier)

NOUN 3rd masc.
custodian, custody