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65 Cards in this Set
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pello, -ere, pepuli, pulsum
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strike, push; rout
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impello, -ere, impuli, impulsum
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push on, strike upon
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expello, -ere, expuli, expulsum
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push out, expel
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appello, -ere, appuli, appulsum
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push to, drive to, direct to
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agito, -are, -avi, -atum
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put in constant motion (+ all other meanings of ago with the additional idea of repetition or continuance)
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reddo, -ere, reddidi, redditum
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give back; render
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quaero, -ere, quaesivi, quaesitum
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seek, search for, ask for
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fleo, -ere, flevi, fletum
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(intrans.) weep, (trans.) weep for
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flecto, -ere, flexi, flexum
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bend
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alo, -ere, alui, alitum
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feed, nourish, support, rear
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ago, -ere, egi, actum
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drive, set in motion, do, act
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voluptas, voluptatis
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f. pleasure
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sermo, sermonis
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m. talk, conversation
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proles, prolis
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f. offspring
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minister, ministri
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m. waiter, attendant, servant
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membrum, -i
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n. part (of the body), organ, limb
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detraho, -ere, detraxi, detractum
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drag down; remove; humiliate, slander
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abstraho, -ere, abstraxi, abstractum
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drag away
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persequor, -i, persecutus sum
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follow constantly, pursue, persecute
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consequor, -i, consecutus sum
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follow (as a consequence); catch up with, get, obtain
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fere (adv.)
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(adv.) almost, nearly; generally, usually; non fere, hardly
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traho, -ere, traxi, tractum
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draw, drag
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sequor, -i, secutus sum
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follow
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contemno, -ere, contempsi, contemptum
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despise, feel contempt for, belittle
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aio, ___, ___, ___
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say yes; affirm, assert, state
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humanus, -a, -um
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human; humane
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opes, opum
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f. (pl.) resources
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officium, -i
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n. duty
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littera, -ae
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f. letter (of the alphabet), (pl.) document, letter; literature
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finis, finis
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m. or f. (i-stem) end, boundary
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clamor, clamoris
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m. shout, cry
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civitas, civitatis
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f. citizenship, citizenry
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sumo, -ere, sumpsi, sumptum
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take; put on [clothing]
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rapio, -ere, rapui, raptum
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snatch
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morior, -i, moriturus
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die
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loquor, -i, locutus sum
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speak
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cano, -ere, cecini, cantum
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(trans. and intrans.) sing, play [on a musical instrument]
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caedo, -ere, cecidi, caesum
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fell, cut down
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cado, -ere, cecidi casum
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fall
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mortuus, -a, um
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dead
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improbus, -a, um
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bad, depraved, shameless
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pudor, pudoris
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m. shame, modesty, decency; {a woman's} honor
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comes, comitis
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m. or f. companion
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mora, -ae
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f. delay
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eripio, -ere, eripui, ereptum
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snatch out, rescue
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occido, ere, occidi, occasum
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fall down, sink
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occido, -ere, occidi, occisum
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cut down, kill
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amans, amantis, m.
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a lover
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audientes, audientum, m.
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the audience
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docti, doctorum, m.
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the learned
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nata, -ae, f.
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a daughter
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natus, -i, m.
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a son
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victi, victorum, m.
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the conquered
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coma, -ae, f.
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hair (of the head); foliage (of a tree)
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mos, moris, m.
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custom
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pax, pacis, f.
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peace
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scelus, sceleris, n.
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wickedness, crime
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spatium, -i, n.
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space; distance; period
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tergum, -i, n.
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back
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victoria, -ae, f.
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victory
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brevis, -e
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short
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insignis, -e
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distinguished, remarkable
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augeo, -ere, auxi, auctum
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increase (transitive)
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defendo, -ere, defendi, defensum
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defend
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desero, -ere, deserui, desertum
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desert
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