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continere, contineo, continui, - / se continere

halten, festhalten; enthalten/sich aufhalten

extra (m. Akk.)

außerhalb; über ... hinaus

effugere, effugio, effugi, -

entfliehen; vermeiden

fidus, fida, fidum

treu, treu ergeben

plus, pluris

mehr

propius (Adv.)

näher

adversus (m. Akk.)

gegen; gegenüber

recreare

wiederherstellen