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Nuceria
-ae, f, 1, town near Pompeii
bestia
-ae, f, 1, beast, beast
inimicus
-i, m, 2, personal enemy, inimical
retiarius
-i, m, 2. net-fighter, retiary(net-like)
bestiarius
-i, m, 2, beast-fighter, beast
spectaculum
noun,i, n, 2, show, spectiacle
senator
noun,,-oris, M, 3, senator, senatorial
murmillo
noun, -onis, m, 3, gladiator w/ Gallic helmett with fish crest
civis
noun,-is, m, 3, citizen, civillian
dies,
noun, ei, m, 5, day, diary
celebro
verb, celebrare, celebravi, (celebratus), 1, celebrate, celebrate
nuntio
verb, nuntiare, nuntiavi, (nuntiatus), 1, announce, enunciate
compleo
verb, complere, complevi, (completus), 2, fill (up), complete
taceo
verb, tacere, tacui, 2, fall slilent, taciturn
edo
verb, edere, edidi, (editus), 3, put forth, present, edition
Romanus
Adj, -a, -um, 1/2, roman, roman
magnificus
Adj, -a, -um, 1/2, magnificent, magnificent
turbulentus
Adj, -a, -um, 1/2, rowdy, disorderly, turbulent
splendidus
Adj, -a, -um, 1/2, splendid, splendid
natalis
Adj, -e, 3, of birth, natal
viginti
Adj, irregular, twenty, vigintillion
hi
Adj, these (nominative), hic iacet (here lies)
saepe
Adv, often
quam cellerrime
Adv, as quickly as possible, celerity
vehementer
Adv, vigorously, loudly, violently, vehemently
tuba
noun, -ae, f, 1, trumpet, tuba
pugna
noun, -ae, f, 1, fight, pugnacious
ignavus
noun, -i, m, 2, coward
victor
noun, oris, m, 3, winner, victor
mors
noun, mortis, f, 3, death, mortal
missio
noun, -onis, f, 3, release, mission
pollex
noun, -icis, m, 3, thumb, pollex
sono
verb, sonari, sonuie, 1, sound, sonar
provoco
verb, provacare, provocavi, (provocatus), 1, call forth, challenge, provocaton
evito
verb, evitare, evitavi, (evitatus), 1, avoid, inevitable
vunero
verb, vulnerare, vulneravi, (vulneratus), 1, wound, offend, vernerable
do
verb, dare, dedi, (datus), 1, give, data
committo
verb, committere, commisi, (commisus), 3, commit (to), commission
verto
verb, vertere, verti, (versus0, 3, turn, convertible
decipio
verb, decipere, decepi, (deceptus), 3 -io, deceive, trick, deception
interficio
verb, interficere, interfeci, (interfectus), 3 -io, kill
expeditus
adj, -a, -um, 1/2, lightly armed, expedite
callidus
adj, -a, -um, 1/2, skillful, clever, smart, calligraphy
unus
adj, -a, -um, 1/2, one, unicycle, uniform
alter
adj, altera, alterum, 1/2, one/the other of two, alternative
hic
adj, irregular (nominative), this, hic jacet
frustra
adv, in vain, frustrate
graviter
adv, seriously, heavily, gravitation.
spina
Noun, -ae, f, 1, thorn, middle of the circus maxius
Christianus
Noun, -i, m, 2, Christian, Christian
pes
Noun, pedis, m, 3, foot, pedestrian
salus
Noun, uits, f, 3, safety, health, salute
exclamo
verb, exclamare, exclamavi, (exclamatus), 1, shout
adiuvo
verb, adiuvare, adiuvi/adiuvavi, (adiutus), 1, help, assist, aid, adjutant
doleo
verb, dolere, dolui, (doliturus), 2, greive, feel pain, condolences
extraho
verb, extrahere, extraxi, (extractus), 2, draf/pull out,extraction.
comprehendo
verb, comprehendere, comprehendi, (comprehensus), 3, grab, seize, apprehend, arrest, comprehended
fremo
verb, fremere, fremui, (fremitus), 3, roar, fremitus (path)
ostendo
verb, ostendare, ostendi, (ostentus), 3, display, ostentatious
labmo
verb, lambere, lambui, (lambitus), 3, lick, lambent
agnosco
verb, agnoscere, agnovi, (agnitus/agnotus), 3, recognize, recongnition
olfacio
verb, olfacere, olfeci, (olfactus), 3 -io, smell, sniff, olfactory
attonitus
adj, -a, -um, 1/2, astonished, thunderstuck
benignu
adj, -a. -um, 1/2, king, benign
tristis
adj, -a, -um, 3, sad, tristful
hoc
adj, irregular, this (nominative/accusative), his iacet
postea
adv, afterwards, post-operative
ad
preposition, followed by accusative, to, towarrd, near, at, advent, access.
cervus
noun, -i, m, 2, deer/stag, cervine
retineo
verb, retineo, retinere, retinue, (retentus), 2, hold back, retain
recumbo
verb, recumbere, recubui, (recubitus), 3, lie down, recline, recumbent
edo
verb, edere, edidi, (editus), 3, present, give forth, edition
destringo
verb, destringere, destrinxi, (districtus), 3, draw (a sword), constrict
fugio
verb, fugere, fugi, (fugiturus), 3 -io, flee, fugitive
esurio
verb, esurire, (esuritus), 4, be hungry, esurient
obdormio
verb, obdormire, obdormivi, obdormitus, 4, got to sleop, dormitory
hunc
adj, hunc, irregular (accusative), this, hic iacet
tres
adj, m/f, three, trio
iratissimus
adj, -a, -um, 1/2, very angry, irate
ridiculus
adj, -a, -um, 1/2, ridiculous, silly, ridiculous
suus
adj, -a, -um, 1/2, his, her, its, ther own, suicide
iterum
adv, again, reiterate
audacissime
adv, very boldly, adacious.