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administro
administro, administrare, administravī, administratus
manage, attend to
administration
appello, appellare, appellavī, appellatus
appello, appellare, appellavī, appellatus
address, call upon
appellate court
confirmo, confirmare, confirmavī, confirmatus
confirmo, confirmare, confirmavī, confirmatus
strengthen, encourage
contineo, continere, continuī, contentus
contineo, continere, continuī, contentus
restrain, hold in

(2nd Conj.)
obtineo, obtinere, obtinuī, obtentus
obtineo, obtinere, obtinuī, obtentus
hold, occupy

(2nd Conj.)
aut ( . . . aut)
aut ( . . . aut)
or (either . . . or)

(Conj.)
neque ( . . . neque)
neque ( . . . neque)
nor (neither . . . nor)

(Conj.)
postea
postea
afterwards

(Adv.