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| a, ab (+ ABL) | by/from/away from |
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| ablatus | having been taken away/having been stolen |
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| abstuli | I took away/I stole |
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| ac, atque | and |
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| accidere | to happen |
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| accidi | I happened |
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| accido | I happen |
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| adeo | so much/to such an extent/I approach/I go up to/so greatly |
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| adeptus, adepta, adeptum | received/having been received |
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| adhuc | until now |
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| adii | I approached/I went up to |
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| adire | to approach/to go up to |
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| adiuvare | to help |
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| adiuvi | I helped |
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| adiuvo | I help |
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| affeci | I affected/I overcame |
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| affectus | having been affected/having been overcome |
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| afficere | to affect/to overcome |
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| afficio | I affect/I overcome |
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| alii...alii | some...others/some ... others |
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| aliquis | someone |
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| amare | to love/to like |
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| amatus | having been loved/having been liked |
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| amavi | I loved/I liked |
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| ambo, ambae, ambo | both |
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| amo | I love/I like |
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| amor, amoris, m. | love |
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| annus, anni, m. | year |
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| antea | before |
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| aperio | I open |
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| aperire | to open |
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| apertus | having been opened |
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| aperui | I opened |
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| appareo | I appear |
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| apparere | to appear |
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| apparui | I appeared |
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| arcessere | to summon/to send for |
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| arcessivi | I summoned/I sent for |
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| arcesso | I summon/I send for |
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| ardeo | I burn |
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| ardere | to burn |
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| ars, artis, f. | art |
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| arsi | I burned |
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| ascendere | to climb/to rise |
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| ascendi | I climbed/I rose |
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| ascendo | I climb/I rise |
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| auctoritas, auctoritatis, f. | authority |
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| audacia, audaciae, f. | boldness/audacity |
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| audax, audax, audax, gen. audacis | bold/audacious |
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| aufero | I take away/I steal |
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| auferre | to take away/to steal |
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| aula, aulae, f. | palace |
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| autem | but |
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| bellum gerere | wage war |
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| bellum, belli, n. | war |
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| caelum, caeli, n. | sky |
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| captivus, captivi, m. | prisoner/captive |
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| carcer, carceris, m. | prison |
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| carus, cara, carum | dear |
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| castra, castrorum, n. pl. | military camp |
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| cedere | to give in/to give way/to yield |
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| cedo | I give in/I give way/I yield |
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| celare | to hide/to conceal |
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| celavi | I hid/I concealed |
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| celo | I hide/I conceal |
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| centum | a hundred |
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| cessi | I gave in/I gave way/I yielded |
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| circum (+ ACC) | around |
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| circumveni | I surrounded |
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| circumvenio | I surround |
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| circumvenire | to surround |
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| circumventus | having been surrounded |
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| clarus, clara, clarum | famous |
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| coactus | having been forced |
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| coegi | I forced |
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| cogere | to force |
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| cogo | I force |
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| comes, comitis, m. f. | comrade |
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| commotus, commota, commotum | moved |
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| comparavi | I obtained |
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| compare | to obtain |
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| comparo | I obtain |
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| comprehendere | to arrest/to seize |
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| comprehendi | I arrested/I seized |
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| comprehendo | I arrest/I seize |
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| comprehensus | having been arrested/having been seized |
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| confeci | I finished |
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| conficere | to finish |
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| conficio | I finish |
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| conspicatus, conspicata, conspicatum | having caught sight of |
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| constituere | to decide |
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| constitui | I decided |
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| constituo | I decide |
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| constitutus | having been decided |
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| consulere | to consult |
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| consulo | I consult |
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| consultus | having been consulted |
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| consului | I consulted |
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| corpus, corporis, n. | body |
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| crudelis | cruel |
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| cum | when |
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| cura, curae, f. | care |
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| curare | to look after |
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| curavi | I looked after |
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| curo | I look after |
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| decem | ten |
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| decepi | I deceived/I tricked |
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| deceptus | having been deceived/having been tricked |
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| decipere | to deceive/to trick |
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| decipio | I deceive/I trick |
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| defendere | to defend |
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| defendi | I defended |
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| defendo | I defend |
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| defensus | having been defended |
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| demisi | I let down/I lowered |
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| demissus | having been let down/having been lowered |
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| demittere | to let down/to lower |
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| demitto | I let down/I lower |
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| denique | at last/finally |
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| deserere | to desert |
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| desero | I desert |
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| desertus | having been deserted |
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| deserui | I deserted |
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| desperare | to despair/to give up |
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| desperavi | I despaired/I gave up |
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| despero | I despair/I give up |
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| dignitas | importance/prestige |
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| dirus, dira, dirum | dreadful |
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| dives, dives, dives, gen. divitis | rich |
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| divitiae, divitiarum, f. pl. | riches |
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| doceo | I teach |
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| docere | to teach |
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| doctus | having been taught |
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| doctus, docta, doctum | learned/clever |
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| docui | I taught |
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| doleo | I hurt/I am in pain |
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| dolere | to hurt/to be in pain |
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| dolitus | having been hurt/having been in pain |
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| dolor, doloris, m. | grief, pain |
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| dolui | I hurt/I was in pain |
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| domus, domus, f. | home |
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| ducenti, ducentae, ducenta | two hundred |
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| duo | two |
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| durus, dura, durum | harsh |
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| effeci | I carried out/I accomplished |
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| effectus | having been carried out/having been accomplished |
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| efficere | to carry out/to accomplish |
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| efficio | I carry out/I accomplish |
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| egressus, egressa, egressum | having gone out/having exited |
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| electus | having been chosen/chosen |
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| elegi | I chose |
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| eligere | to choose |
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| eligo | I choose |
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| enim | for |
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| eques, equitis, m. | horseman |
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| explicare | to explain |
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| explicatus | having been explained |
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| explicavi | I explained |
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| explico | I explain |
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| extra (+ACC) | outside |
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| falsus, falsa, falsum | false |
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| fides, fidei, f. | loyalty |
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| fluere | to flow |
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| flumen, fluminis, n. | river |
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| fluo | I flow |
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| fluxi | I flowed |
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| fons, fontis, m. | fountain |
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| forte | by chance |
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| fudi | I poured |
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| fundere | to pour |
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| fundo | I pour |
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| fusus | having been poured |
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| gaudeo | I am pleased/I rejoice |
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| gaudere | to be pleased/to rejoice |
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| gemitus, gemitus, m. | groan |
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| gens, gentis, f. | family/tribe |
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| gerere | to wear |
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| gero | I wear |
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| gessi | I wore |
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| gestus | having been worn |
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| gratias ago | I thank/I give thanks |
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| gravis, gravis, grave | heavy |
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| hasta, hastae f. | spear |
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| honor, honoris, m. | honor |
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| hora, horae, f. | hour |
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| hostis, hostis, m. | enemy |
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| humi | on the ground |
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| iacere | to throw |
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| iacio | I throw |
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| iactare | to throw |
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| iactatus | having been thrown |
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| iactavi | I threw |
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| iacto | I throw |
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| iactus | having been thrown |
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| ieci | I threw |
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| ignarus, ignara, ignarum | not knowing |
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| illuc | there |
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| immotus, immota, immotum | still/motionless |
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| imperare | to order |
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| imperavi | I ordered |
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| impero | I order |
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| incedo, incedere, incessi | march/stride |
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| incendere | to burn |
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| incendi | I burned |
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| incendo | I burn |
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| incensus | having been burned |
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| incepi | I began |
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| inceptus | having been begun |
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| incipere | to begin |
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| incipio | I begin |
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| infelix, infelix, infelix, gen. infelicis | unlucky |
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| infero | I bring in/I bring on/I bring against |
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| inferre | to bring in/to bring on/to bring against |
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| ingressus, ingressa, ingressum | having entered |
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| iniuria, iniuriae, f. | injustice/injury |
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| inlatus | having been brought in/having been brought on/having been brought against |
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| insidia, insidiarum, f. pl. | trap |
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| instructus | having been drawn up |
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| instruere | to draw up |
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| instruo | I draw up |
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| instruxi | I drew up |
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| interea | meanwhile |
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| intuli | I brought in/I brought on/I brought against |
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| ira, irae, f. | anger |
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| iter, itineris n. | journey |
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| iubeo | I order/I command |
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| iubere | to order/to command |
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| iussi | I ordered/I commanded |
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| iussum, iussi, n. | order |
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| iussus | having been ordered/having been commanded |
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| lacrima, lacrimae, f. | tear |
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| lateo | I lie hidden |
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| latere | to lie hidden |
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| latui | I lay hidden |
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| legatus, legati, m. | commander |
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| legio, legionis, f. | legion |
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| liberi, liberorum, m.pl. | children |
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| locus, loci m. | place |
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| locutus, locuta, locutum | having spoken |
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| lux, lucis, f. | light/daylight |
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| magnopere | greatly |
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| malle | to prefer |
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| malo | I prefer |
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| malui | I preferred |
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| malus, mala, malum | evil/bad |
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| mandatum, mandati, n. | instruction/order |
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| mandatus | having been ordered/having been entrusted/having been handed over |
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| mandavi | I ordered/I entrusted/I handed over |
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| mandere | to order/to entrust/to hand over |
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| mando | I order/I entrust/I hand over |
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| mane | in the morning |
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| manus, manus, f. | band of men |
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| metus, metus, m. | fear |
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| milia, milium, n.pl. | thousands |
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| mille | a thousand |
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| minimus, minima, minimum | very little |
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| modus, modi, m. | manner/kind/way |
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| moneo | I warn/I advise |
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| monere | to warn/to advise |
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| monitus | having been warned/having been advised |
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| monui | I warned/I advised |
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| mors, mortis, f. | death |
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| natus, nata, natum | born |
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| neque...neque | neither...nor/neither ... nor |
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| nescio | I do not know |
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| nescire | to not know |
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| nescivi | I did not know |
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| nimis | too |
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| nimium | too much |
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| nobilis, nobile | noble/of noble birth |
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| noceo | I hurt |
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| nocere | to hurt |
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| nocui | I hurt |
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| nomen, nominis, n. | name |
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| nonaginta | ninety |
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| nonnulli, nonullae, nonulla | some |
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| notus, nota, notum | known/famous/well-known |
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| novem | nine |
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| novi | I know |
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| nox, noctis, f. | night |
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| num | whether |
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| nuper | recently |
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| occidere | to kill |
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| occidi | I killed |
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| occido | I kill |
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| occisus | having been killed |
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| occupatus, occupata, occupatum | busy |
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| octo | eight |
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| octoginta | eighty |
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| oculus, oculi, m. | eye |
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| odi | I hate |
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| omnino | completely/altogether |
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| opes, opum, f. pl. | money/wealth/resources |
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| oppidum, oppidi n | town |
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| oppugnare | to attack |
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| oppugnatus | having been attacked |
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| oppugnavi | I attacked |
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| oppugno | I attack |
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| opus, operis, n. | work/construction |
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| ornare | to decorate |
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| ornatus | having been decorated |
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| ornavi | I decorated |
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| orno | I decorate |
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| parco, parcere, peperci | spare |
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| pareo (+DAT) | I obey |
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| parere (+DAT) | to obey |
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| parui (+DAT) | I obeyed |
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| passus, passa, passum | having suffered |
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| patefacere | to reveal |
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| patefacio | I reveal |
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| patefactus | having been revealed |
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| patefeci | I revealed |
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| pavor, pavoris, m. | panic/terror |
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| perfeci | I finished |
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| perfectus | having been finished |
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| perficere | to finish |
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| perficio | I finish |
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| periculum, periculi n. | danger |
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| peritus, perita, peritum | skilled |
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| persuadeo (+DAT) | I persuade |
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| persuadere (+DAT) | to persuade |
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| persuasi (+DAT) | I persuaded |
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| pessimus, pessima, pessimum | very bad/worst |
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| plenus, plena, plenum | full |
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| plurimi, plurimae, plurima | very many |
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| plus, pluris, n. | more |
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| poena, poenae, f. | punishment |
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| poenas dare | to pay the penalty/pay the penalty |
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| pons, pontis, m. | bridge |
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| populus, populi, m. | people |
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| praebeo | I provide |
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| praebere | to provide |
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| praebitus | having been provided |
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| praebui | I provided |
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| praeceps, praeceps, praeceps, gen. praecipitis | headlong |
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| praemium, praemii, n. | prize |
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| precatus, precata, precatum | having prayed |
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| pretium, pretii, n. | price |
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| prius | earlier |
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| proximus, proxima, proximum | nearest |
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| quadraginta | forty |
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| qualis, qualis, quale | what sort of |
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| quantus, quanta, quantum | how big |
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| quare? | why? |
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| quattuor | four |
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| quicquam (also spelled quidquam) | anything |
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| quinquaginta | fifty |
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| quinque | five |
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| quo modo? | how? |
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| quot? | how many? |
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| refero | I bring back |
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| referre | to bring back |
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| regnum, regni, n. | kingdom |
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| regressus, regressa, regressum | having returned |
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| relatus | having been brought back |
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| relictus | having been left |
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| relinquere | to leave |
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| relinqui | I left |
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| relinquo | I leave |
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| rettuli | I brought back |
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| rursus | again |
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| saevus, saeva, saevum | savage |
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| salus, salutis, f. | safety/health |
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| sapiens, sapiens, sapiens, gen. sapientis | wise |
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| saxum, saxi, n. | rock |
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| scelestus, scelesta, scelestum | wicked |
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| scelus, sceleris, n. | crime |
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| scio | I know |
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| scire | to know |
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| scivi | I knew |
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| secare | to cut |
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| seco | I cut |
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| sectus | having been cut |
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| secui | I cut |
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| septem | seven |
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| septuaginta | seventy |
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| sex | six |
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| sexaginta | sixty |
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| si | if |
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| sic | thus |
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| sicut | like |
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| sol, solis, m. | sun |
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| soror, sororis, f. | sister |
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| spernere | to despise/to reject |
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| sperno | I despise/I reject |
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| spes, spei, f. | hope |
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| spretus | having been despised/having been rejected |
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| sprevi | I despised/I rejected |
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| suavis, suavis, suave | sweet |
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| sub (+ABL or ACC) | under |
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| suspicatus, suspicata, suspicatum | having suspected |
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| tacitus, tacita, tacitum | silent |
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| talis, talis, tale | such |
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| tam | so |
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| tantus, tanta, tantum | so great |
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| temptare | to try/to put to the test |
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| temptatus | having been tried/having been put to the test |
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| temptavi | I tried/I put to the test |
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| tempto | I try/I put to the test |
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| testis, testis, m. f. | witness |
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| timor, timoris, m. | fear |
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| tot | so many |
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| transeo | I cross/I go across |
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| transii | I crossed/I went across |
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| transire | to cross/to go across |
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| tres | three |
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| triginta | thirty |
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| tristis, tristis, triste | sad |
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| tutus, tuta, tutum | safe |
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| ultimus, ultima, ultimum | furthest/last |
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| umquam | ever |
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| unde | from where |
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| undique | on all sides |
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| unus | one |
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| ut | that/as/in order that/in order to |
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| venenum, veneni, n. | poison |
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| ventus, venti, m. | wind |
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| verbum, verbi, n. | word |
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| verum, veri, n. | truth |
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| vester, vestra, vestrum | your (plural) |
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| vexare | to annoy |
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| vexatus | having been annoyed |
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| vexavi | I annoyed |
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| vexo | I annoy |
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| viginti | twenty |
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| virtus, virtutis, f. | courage |
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| vitare | to avoid |
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| vitavi | I avoided |
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| vito | I avoid |
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| vivus, a, um | alive/living |
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