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244 Cards in this Set
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animus |
ī (m) soul, mind
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argentum
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argentī (n) silver
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cognitiō
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cognitiōnis (f) learning, acquiring knowledge | understanding
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lucrum
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ī (n) wealth, gain
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nātīvitās
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nātīvitātis (f) birth
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occāsiō
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occāsiōnis (f) occasion, opportunity
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pōculum
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pōculī (n) cup
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prīncipium
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ī (n) beginning
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situs
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ūs (m) site, position
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ēducō
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āre, āvī, ātum to bring up (a child), rear, educate
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firmō
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āre, āvī, ātum to strengthen, make firm
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perficiō
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perficere, perfēcī perfectum to finish, complete
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pōtō
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āre, āvī, ātum to drink
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satiō
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āre, āvī, ātum to satisfy, appease
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trahō
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trahere, traxī, tractum to drag, draw
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avārus, a, um
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greedy
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paternus, a, um
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paternal, of a father
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prīstinus, a, um
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former, early | original
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autem
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however
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cōram
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(prep. + abl.) in front of, before the face of
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Foedere et Religione Tenemur—FERT
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We are held together by pact and by religion. (Kingdom of Italy)
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arcus
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ūs (m) arch, triumphal arch | bow
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coniūnx
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coniugis (m/f) spouse | husband, wife
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mundus
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ī (m) earth, world
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nātus
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ūs (m) birth
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tenebrae
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ārum (f. pl) shadow, darkness
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turris
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turris (f) tower
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cognōscō
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cognōscere, cognōvī, cognitum to learn, perceive, understand
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gustō
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āre, āvī, ātum to taste
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hauriō
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haurīre, hausī, haustum to draw out | to drink up, drain
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parcō
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parcere, pepercī, parsum (+ dat.) to spare
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succēdō
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succēdere, succēssī, succēssum (+ dat.) to advance | to come next, succeed
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tenuō
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āre, āvī, ātum to thin out, lessen
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valeō
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valēre, valuī, valitūrum to be well
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apertus, a, um
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open
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clausus, a, um
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closed
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hesperius, a, um
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western
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cum
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when
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ōlim
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one day, one time, once upon a time
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vix
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scarcely
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inter
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(+ acc.) between, among | during
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Pro mundi beneficio
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For the benefit of the world. (Panama)
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cālīgō
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cālīginis (f) vapor | gloom, darkness
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cinis
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cineris (m) ashes, ruin | death
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clāmor
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clāmōris (m) shout
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dolor
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dolōris (m) pain, suffering
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excitium
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ī (n) destruction
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fūmus
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ī (m) smoke
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metus
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ūs (m) fear
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nebula
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ae (f) cloud
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pulvis
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pulveris (m) dust
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turba
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ae (f) crowd
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cadō
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cadere, cecidī, cāsum to fall
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culpō
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culpāre, culpāvī, culpātum to blame
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nōscitō
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āre, āvī, ātum to try to recognize
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opprimō
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opprimere, oppressī, oppressum to overwhelm, press down on
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renovō
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āre, āvī, ātum to renew
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tollō
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tollere, sustulī, sublātum to lift, raise
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īnfandus, a, um
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unspeakable, shocking
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rārus, a, um
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sparse, scattered
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quamquam
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although, however
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quasi
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as if
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-ne
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introduces a yes/no question (attached to the end of a word)
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-que
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and (attaches to the end of a word)
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-ve
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or (attached to the end of a word)
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Parva sub ingenti
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Little under large (Prince Edward Island)
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historicus
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ī (m) historian
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incendium
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ī (n) fire, heat
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pueritia
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ae (f) childhood
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sacerdōs
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sacerdōtis (m/f) priest/priestess
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spēlunca
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ae (f) cave
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afficiō
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afficere, affēcī, affectum to treat | to affect, to influence, to move
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excolō
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excolere, excoluī, excultum to tend
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commīsceō
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commīscēre, commīscuī, commīxtum to mix together
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contendō
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contendere, contendī, contentum to stretch | to hasten
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significō
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āre, āvī, ātum to indicate, signify, mean
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subiciō
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subicere, subiēcī, subiectum to throw up, to bring up | to suggest
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sūmō
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sūmere, sūmpsī, sūmptum to take up
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trādō
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trādere, trādidī, trāditum to hand over, surrender
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acerbus, a, um
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bitter, harsh | severe
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amplus, a, um
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large, wide | grand, distinguished
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amplius
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more
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clam
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secretly
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dōnec
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till, until
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Nihil Sine Deo
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Nothing without God. –Romania
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aetās
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aetātis (f) age
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anima
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ae (f) life, breath
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āmentia
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ae (f) (ā + mens) foolishness, insanity
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cunctātiō
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cunctātiōnis (f) delay, hesitation, doubt
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mēns
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mentis (f) mind
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modus
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ī (m) method, way
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venia
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ae (f) kindness, grace, forgiveness
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dubitō
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āre, āvī, ātum to doubt
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haesitō
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āre, āvī, ātum to hesitate
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īnstruō
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īnstruere, īnstruxī, īnstructum to instruct
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pūniō
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pūnīre, pūnīvī, pūnītum to punish
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quaerō
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quaerere, quaesīvī, quaesītum to seek, to look for | to question
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tangō
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tangere, tetigī, tāctum to touch
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certus, a, um
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certain
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certē
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certainly
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enim
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indeed
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quia
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since
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unquam
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ever
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tanquam (also tamquam)
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just as
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vel / vel…vel
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or / either…or
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nec / nec…nec
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and not, not / neither…nor
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Plus ultra
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Further beyond (Spain)
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avāritia
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ae (f) greed, avarice
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causa
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ae (f) cause, reason, sake
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cor
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cordis (n) heart
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grātia
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grātiae (f) grace, favor, kindness
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sinus
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sinūs (m) fold, pocket
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vitium
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vitiī (n) vice
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caleō
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calēre, caluī, calitūrum (cf. calidus) to make warm, to heat
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damnō
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āre, āvī, ātum to condemn
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ostendō
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ostendere, ostendī, ostentus to show, to expose to view
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pateō
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patēre, patuī to stand open, to lie open
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perdō
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perdere, perdidī, perditum to waste, destroy, ruin
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beātus, a, um
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blessed, happy
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horrēns, horrentis
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shivering
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mollis, molle
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soft, tender
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simplex, simplicis
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simple, plain
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aliquis
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anyone
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quandō
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when
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quī, quae, quod
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who, which, that
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quidquid
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whatever
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Virtus unita fortiori
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Stength united is stronger – Andorra, small country between Spain and France
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exemplum
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ī (n) example
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littera
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ae (f) letter (of the alphabet) | plural: literature
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mōmentum
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ī (n) importance
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mōs
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mōris (m) custom, habit | plural: morals, character
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pietās
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pietātis (f) piety, dutiful conduct (toward gods, family, and country)
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quis, quid (interrogative pronoun)
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who, what, which
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sapiēns
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sapientis wise
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cūr
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why
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nōnne
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introduces a question expecting the answer “yes”
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num
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introduces a question expecting the answer “no”
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quandō
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when
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sī quandō
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if ever
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quō
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to which/what place, where
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quōmodo
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in what way, how
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quot
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how many, as many as
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Quo fata ferunt
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Whither the fates carry us –Bermuda
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lapis
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lapidis (m) stone
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renūntiātiō
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renūntiātiōnis (m/f) report
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vīs
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vīs (f) force, power | plural: strength
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cōnsecrō
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āre, āvī, ātum to dedicate as holy, to consecrate
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cōnsueō
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cōnsuēre, cōnsuēvī, cōnsuētum to be accustomed
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dispergō
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dispergere, dispērsī, dispērsum to scatter
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imprimō
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imprimere, impressī, impressum to press upon, to enforce
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occīdō
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occīdere, occīdī, occīsus to cut down, kill
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alius, alia, aliud
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other, another
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alter, altera, alterum
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the other (of two), second
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alter…alter
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one…the other
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iniūstus, a, um
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unjust
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impius, a, um
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impious
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neuter, neutra, neutrum
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neither
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nūllus, nūlla, nūllum
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no, none, not any
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sōlus, sōla, sōlum
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alone, only
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tālis, tāle
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such, of such a kind
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tōtus, tōta, tōtum
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whole, entire
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turpis, turpe
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unseemly, unsightly | ugly
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ūllus, ūlla, ūllum
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any
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uter, utra, utrum
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either, which (of two)
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List the UNUS NAUTA
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ūnus, nūllus, ūllus, sōlus, neuter, alter, uter, tōtus, alius
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Vis unita maior nunc et semper
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United power is greater, now and forever. –Kingdom of Portugal
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aciēs
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aciēī (f) sharp edge or point | (military) battle line
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error
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errōris (m) a wandering, uncertainty | error, sin
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mandātum
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mandate, order
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nōtitia
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ae (f) knowledge, being known
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sāl
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salis (m) salt
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ūsus
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ūs (m) use, method
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vērum
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(n) true thing, truth
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accipiō
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accipere, accēpī, acceptum to receive, to accept (ad + capere)
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armō
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āre, āvī, ātum to arm, to equip with weapons
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agō
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agere, ēgī, āctum to do, to drive
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coniungō
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coniungere, coniūnxi, coniūnctum to join together
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explicō
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āre, āvī, ātum to unfold, to explain
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interficiō
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interficere, interfēcī, interfectum
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caecus, a, um
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blind
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modicus, a, um
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little, moderate, of tolerable size
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proprius, a, um
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its own, particular
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satis OR sat
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enough
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vērus, a, um
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true
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paene
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almost
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Deo iuvante
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With God helping
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aestās
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aestātis (f) summer
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aurīga
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aurīgae (m) charioteer
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color
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colōris (m) color
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cupla
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ae (f) fault, blame, sin
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currus
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currūs (m) chariot
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lūna
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ae (f) moon
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mūnus
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mūneris (n) service, duty | favor, gift
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salūs
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salūtis (f) health, safety
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sōl
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sōlis (m) sun
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vestis
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vestis (f) clothing, garment
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voluptās
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voluptātis (f) pleasure
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cōgō
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cōgere, coēgī, coāctum
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dēlectō
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āre, āvī, ātum to delight
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prōvehō
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prōvehere, prōvexī, prōvectum to carry forth, to conduct
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putō
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āre, āvī, ātum to think
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albus, a, um
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white
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caeruleus, a, um
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blue, sky blue
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prasinus, a, um
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green
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russeus, a, um
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red, russet
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retrō
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in the past
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Commercia expulsis piratis restitute
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Commerce restored with pirates expelled. –Bahamas
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balneum
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ī (n) bath, bathhouse
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calor
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calōris (m) heath, warmth
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clipeum
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ī (n) a bronze disk | shield
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fenestra
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ae (f) window
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lābrum
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ī (n) washbasin, tub
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lūx
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lūcis (f) light
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pēs
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pedis (m) foot
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spatium
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ī (n) space
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adferō
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adferre, attulī, adlātum/allātum to bring (ad + ferre)
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exclūdō
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exclūdere, exclūsī, exclūsum to shut out, to exclude
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lavō
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lavāre, lāvī, lautum/lavātum to wash
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obscūrō
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āre, āvī, ātum to obscure
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sentiō
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sentīre, sēnsī, sēnsum to feel, perceive | to sense
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aequālis, aequāle
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even
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īmus, a, um
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bottom
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medius, a, um
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middle (if placed before a noun) middle of (if placed after a noun)
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pār, paris
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equal, like (+ dative)
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spatiōsus, a, um
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spacious
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tardus, a, um
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slow
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Ex Unitate Vires
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From unity, strength. –South Africa
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foris
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foris (f) door (usually plural)
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negōtium
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ī (n) business, occupation
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ōtium
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ī (n) leisure
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unda
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ae (f) wave, water
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accēdō
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accēdere, accēssī, accēssum to approach, to come near
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adportō
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āre, āvī, ātum to carry out
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expiō
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āre, āvī, ātum to propitiate, to appease, to make amends to (a person or deity) | to purify, cleanse, atone for (a sin or fault)
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impōnō
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impōnere, imposuī, impositum to put, to place upon
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metuō
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metuere, metuī, metūtum to fear
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peccō
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āre, āvī, ātum to blunder, make a mistake, sin
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pultō
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āre, āvī, ātum to knock, to beat or strike on a door (used with or without D.O.)
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exspectātus, a, um
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awaited by, wished for by, welcome to (+ dative)
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īnsānus, a, um
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insane
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mortālis, mortāle
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mortal
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validus, a, um
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well, strong
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ūsque
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all the way
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Austriae est imperare orbi universo. (A.E.I.O.U.)
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It is for Austria to rule the world. – Austria |
