| Prompt | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1. ab (+ abl) |
1. by/from
|
| 2. accido, accidere, accidi |
2. happen/to happen
|
| 3. ad hunc modum |
3. in this way
|
| 4. ad unum |
4. to a man
|
| 5. adduco, adducere, adduxi, adductus |
5. influence/to influence
|
| 6. adeo |
6. to such an extent
|
| 7. adficio, adficere, adfeci, adfectus |
7. inspire/to inspire
|
| 8. adipiscor, adipisci, adeptus sum |
8. attain/to attain
|
| 9. aditus, -ūs m |
9. approach
|
| 10. adiutor, adiutoris m |
10. helper
|
| 11. admodum |
11. completely/entirely
|
| 12. adsisto, adsistere, adstiti |
12. stand nearby/to stand nearby
|
| 13. aegre |
13. badly
|
| 14. agmen, agminis n |
14. battle line
|
| 15. aliquis, aliquis, aliquid |
15. someone/something
|
| 16. alius, alia, aliud |
16. another/other
|
| 17. ambactus, ambacti m |
17. client
|
| 18. ambo |
18. both
|
| 19. amentum, amenti n |
19. strap
|
| 20. amitto, amittere, amisi, amissus |
20. lose/to lose
|
| 21. animadverto, animadvertere, animadverti, animadversum |
21. notice/to notice
|
| 22. antecursor, antecursoris m |
22. advance guard
|
| 23. antefero, anteferre, antetuli, antelatus |
23. prefer/to prefer
|
| 24. appropinquo, -āre, -avi, -atus + dative |
24. approach/to approach
|
| 25. aquila, aquilae f |
25. eagle
|
| 26. arcesso, arcessere, arcessivi, arcessitus |
26. invite/send for/summon/to invite/to send for/to summon
|
| 27. argilla, argillae f |
27. clay
|
| 28. atque ut |
28. and as if
|
| 29. attexo attexere, attexui, attextus |
29. to weave/weave
|
| 30. auctor, auctoris m |
30. source
|
| 31. auriga, aurigae m |
31. charioteer
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| 32. aut...aut |
32. either ... or/either or/either... or/either...or
|
| 33. autem |
33. however
|
| 34. balteus, baltei m |
34. sword belt
|
| 35. bellum gerere |
35. to wage war/wage war
|
| 36. biduum |
36. period of two days/two days
|
| 37. bipertito |
37. in two ways
|
| 38. cado, cadere, cecidi, casurus |
38. fall/to fall
|
| 39. caespes, caespitis m |
39. turf
|
| 40. capere consilium |
40. make a plan/to make a plan
|
| 41. casus, casūs m |
41. misfortune
|
| 42. catena, catenae f |
42. chain
|
| 43. causam dicere |
43. plead a case/to plead a case
|
| 44. causā + gen |
44. for the sake of
|
| 45. certior factus |
45. having been made certain/made certain
|
| 46. cingo, cingere, cinxi, cinctus |
46. surround/to surround
|
| 47. circumdo, circumdare, circumdedi, cirrumdatus |
47. encircle/surround/to encircle/to surround/to surround (encircle)
|
| 48. circumvenio, -īre, -i, -tus |
48. surround/to surround
|
| 49. civitas, civitatis f |
49. state
|
| 50. cogo, cogere, coegi, coactus |
50. collect/force/to collect; to force/to force
|
| 51. colligo, -āre, -avi, -atus |
51. bring together/fasten/to bring together/to fasten
|
| 52. colloquor, colloqui, collocutus sum |
52. converse with/to converse with
|
| 53. commeatus, commeatūs m |
53. provisions/voyage
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| 54. comminus |
54. hand to hand/hand-to-hand
|
| 55. communico, -āre, -avi, -atus |
55. contribute/to contribute
|
| 56. compertum est |
56. discovered/it is discovered
|
| 57. compleo, complēre, complevi, completus |
57. fill/to fill
|
| 58. complures, complures, compluria (pl only) |
58. several
|
| 59. comprehendo, comprehendere, comprehendi, comprehensus |
59. arrest/to arrest
|
| 60. concursus, -ūs m |
60. assembly
|
| 61. confertus, -a , -um |
61. crowded/crowded together
|
| 62. confestim |
62. immediately
|
| 63. conficio, conficere, confeci, confectus |
63. finish/to finish
|
| 64. confido, confidere, confisus sum (+dat) |
64. rely on/to rely on
|
| 65. confinium, confinii n |
65. boundary/neighborhood
|
| 66. confiteor, confitēri, confessus sum |
66. admit/confess/to admit/to confess
|
| 67. conflictatus, -a, -um |
67. distressed
|
| 68. coniunctim |
68. jointly/together
|
| 69. coniuratio, coniurationis f |
69. conspiracy
|
| 70. conor, conari, conatus sum |
70. to try/try
|
| 71. consedeo, consedēre, consedi, consessurus |
71. take a position/to take a position
|
| 72. constipo, -are, -avi, -atus |
72. crowd closely/to crowd closely
|
| 73. constituo, constituere, constitui, constitutus |
73. decide/set up/to decide/to set up
|
| 74. consto, constare, consteti, constaturus (impersonal) |
74. complete/cost/depend on/stand firm/to be complete/to cost/to depend on/to stand firm
|
| 75. consuesco, consuescere, consuevi, consuetus |
75. be accustomed/become used to/to be accustomed/to become used to
|
| 76. contabulo, -āre, -avi, -atus |
76. build up/to build up
|
| 77. contineo, continēre, continui, contentus |
77. keep/restrain/to keep/to restrain
|
| 78. contumelia, -ae f |
78. insult
|
| 79. conventus, -ūs m |
79. meeting
|
| 80. cordi esse |
80. are dear
|
| 81. crates, cratis f |
81. wickerwork
|
| 82. cum |
82. although/since/when
|
| 83. cum + abl |
83. with
|
| 84. cunctor, cunctari, cunctatus sum |
84. delay/to delay
|
| 85. dat manus (idiom) |
85. gives up
|
| 86. deficio, deficere, defeci, defectus |
86. be lacking/fail/to be lacking/to fail
|
| 87. deiectus, -a, -um |
87. disappointed
|
| 88. deinceps |
88. one after another
|
| 89. deiudico, -āre, -avi, -atus |
89. decide/to decide
|
| 90. deligo, deligere, delegi, delectus |
90. choose/to choose
|
| 91. demo, demere, dempsi, demptus |
91. remove/to remove
|
| 92. desero, deserere, deserui, desertus |
92. forsake/to forsake
|
| 93. desum, deesse, defui |
93. be absent/be lacking/fail/to be absent/to be lacking/to fail
|
| 94. differo, differre, distuli, dilatus |
94. differ/scatter/to differ/to scatter
|
| 95. dimico, dimicāre, dimicavi, dimicatus |
95. fight/to fight
|
| 96. Dis, Ditis m |
96. Pluto
|
| 97. discedo, discedere, discessi, discessurus |
97. depart/to depart
|
| 98. disputatio, diputationis f |
98. discussion
|
| 99. disputo, disputāre, disputavi, disputatus |
99. investigate/to investigate
|
| 100. dissensio, dissensionis f |
100. disagreement
|
| 101. diutius |
101. longer/too long/very long
|
| 102. dos, dotis f |
102. dowry
|
| 103. Druides, Druidum m |
103. Druids
|
| 104. dubitatio, dubitationis f |
104. doubt
|
| 105. egredior, egredi, egressus sum |
105. depart/to depart
|
| 106. eiusmodi |
106. of such a kind
|
| 107. eques, equitis m |
107. knight
|
| 108. equitatus, equitatūs m |
108. cavalryman/horseman
|
| 109. est usus |
109. there is a need
|
| 110. etsi |
110. although
|
| 111. eventus, -ūs m |
111. result
|
| 112. ex usū |
112. useful
|
| 113. exanimo, exanimāre |
113. kill/to kill
|
| 114. exercitus, exercitūs m |
114. an army
|
| 115. exhaurio, -īre, exhausi, exhaustum |
115. empty out/exhaust/to empty out/to exhaust
|
| 116. existimatio, existimationis f |
116. opinion
|
| 117. existimo, -āre, -avi, atus |
117. reckon/think/to reckon/to think
|
| 118. exitus, exitūs m |
118. result
|
| 119. expeditus, a, um |
119. unimpeded
|
| 120. exsisto, exsistere, exstiti |
120. arise/come forth/ensue/to arise/to come forth/to ensue
|
| 121. facio, facere, feci, factus |
121. do/make/to do/to make
|
| 122. falx, falcis f |
122. hook
|
| 123. fere |
123. almost/nearly
|
| 124. fero + indirect statement |
124. to say
|
| 125. fero, ferre, tuli, latus |
125. bring/carry/say/to bring/to carry/to say
|
| 126. ferramentum, -i n |
126. tool
|
| 127. fervefacio, fervefacere, fervefeci, fervefactus |
127. melt/to melt
|
| 128. fidem interpono, interponere, interposui, interpositus |
128. pledge/to pledge
|
| 129. fio, fieri, factus sum (semi-deponent) |
129. become/happen/to become/to happen; become
|
| 130. fletus, -ūs m |
130. weeping
|
| 131. fore(irregular future infinitive of to be, often in indirect statement) |
131. would be
|
| 132. fossa, fossae f |
132. ditch
|
| 133. fremitus, fremitūs m |
133. confusion
|
| 134. fructus, fructūs m |
134. profit
|
| 135. fumus, fumi m |
135. smoke
|
| 136. funda, fundae f |
136. slingshot
|
| 137. funis, funis m |
137. rope
|
| 138. fusilis, -is, -e |
138. molten
|
| 139. genus, generis n |
139. type
|
| 140. glans, glandis f |
140. ball/globe
|
| 141. hiberna, hibernorum n |
141. winter quarters
|
| 142. hiems, hiemis f |
142. winter
|
| 143. iaculum, iaculi n |
143. javelin
|
| 144. idem |
144. likewise
|
| 145. ignosco, ignoscere, ignovi, ignotum (+dat) |
145. forgive/pardon/to forgive/to pardon
|
| 146. immolo, immolāre, immolavi, immolatus |
146. sacrifice/to sacrifice
|
| 147. imperitus, a, um |
147. unskilled
|
| 148. impetro, -āre, avi, atus |
148. gain permission/to gain permission
|
| 149. improviso |
149. unexpectedly
|
| 150. in adversum os |
150. directly in the face
|
| 151. in praesentia |
151. for the time being
|
| 152. in primis |
152. especially
|
| 153. in servilem modum |
153. in the manner of slaves
|
| 154. incito, -are, avi, atus |
154. to urge on/urge on
|
| 155. incolumnis, -is, -e |
155. safe/unhurt
|
| 156. incommodum, incommodi n |
156. misfortune/trouble
|
| 157. indignus, -a, -um |
157. disgraceful
|
| 158. ineo consili (idiom) |
158. form a plan/to form a plan
|
| 159. ineo, inire, inii, initus |
159. begin/to begin
|
| 160. inimicus, -a, -um (+dat) |
160. unfriendly
|
| 161. iniquus, -a, -um |
161. disadvantageous
|
| 162. initium, initii n |
162. beginning
|
| 163. iniuria, iniuriae f |
163. injury
|
| 164. inopia, inopiae f |
164. a lack
|
| 165. institutum, instituti n |
165. customs/habits
|
| 166. interdico, interdicere, interdixi, interdictus |
166. forbid/prohibit/to forbid/to prohibit
|
| 167. intereo, interire, interii, interiturus |
167. die/to die
|
| 168. interim |
168. meanwhile
|
| 169. interitus, interitūs m |
169. death
|
| 170. interpono, interponere, interposui, interpositus |
170. allege/to allege
|
| 171. intersum, interesse, interfui (+dat) |
171. be in charge of/to be in charge of
|
| 172. introeo, introire, introii, introitus |
172. enter/to enter
|
| 173. inveterasco, inveterascere, inveteravi, inveteratus |
173. become established/to become established
|
| 174. ipse, ipsa, ipsum |
174. he/herself/himself/she
|
| 175. item |
175. in a like manner/just so
|
| 176. iter facere |
176. to travel/travel
|
| 177. iubeo, iubēre, iussi, iussus |
177. order/to order
|
| 178. iudicio |
178. by design
|
| 179. languor, languoris m |
179. weakness
|
| 180. legatus, legati m |
180. ambassador
|
| 181. legio, legionis f |
181. legion
|
| 182. lenis, lenis, lene |
182. light
|
| 183. levis, -is, -e |
183. foolish/light
|
| 184. longinquus, -a, um |
184. long
|
| 185. lorica, loricae f |
185. protective screen
|
| 186. maior, -ior, -ius |
186. ancestors/greater
|
| 187. maleficium, maleficii n |
187. harm
|
| 188. manus, manūs f |
188. band of men/hand
|
| 189. medeor, medēri, meditatus sum |
189. cure/to cure
|
| 190. mercatura, -ae f |
190. business/trade
|
| 191. minuo, minuere, minui, minutus |
191. diminish/lessen/to diminish/to lessen
|
| 192. mitto, mittere, misi, missus |
192. send/to send
|
| 193. moror, morāri, moratus sum |
193. delay/to delay
|
| 194. mos, moris m |
194. custom
|
| 195. munus, muneris n |
195. duty
|
| 196. nanciscor, nancisci, nactus sum |
196. find/gain possession of/meet with/to find/to gain possession of/to meet with
|
| 197. necesse erat |
197. it was unavoidable
|
| 198. nemo (neminem acc) |
198. no one
|
| 199. neque...neque |
199. neither ... nor/neither nor/neither... nor/neither...nor
|
| 200. nex, necis f |
200. death
|
| 201. nihil negoti |
201. no difficulty
|
| 202. nihil nocitum iri (idiom) |
202. no harm would be done
|
| 203. nihilo minus |
203. nevertheless
|
| 204. noceo, nocēre, nocui, nociturus (+dat) |
204. harm/to harm
|
| 205. nondum |
205. not yet
|
| 206. nonnullus, a, um |
206. some
|
| 207. nosco, noscere, novi, notus |
207. get to know/know/to get to know/to know
|
| 208. noxia, noxiae f |
208. crime
|
| 209. numen, numinis n |
209. divine power
|
| 210. nutus, nutūs m |
210. nod
|
| 211. obaeratus, a, um |
211. indebted
|
| 212. obsideo, obsidēre, obsedi, obsessus |
212. besiege/to besiege
|
| 213. obsidio, obsidionis f |
213. seige
|
| 214. obtineo, obtinēre, obtinui, obtentus |
214. hold/retain/to hold/to retain
|
| 215. occido, occidere, occisi occisus |
215. kill/to kill
|
| 216. occulto, -āre, -avi, -atus |
216. hide/to hide
|
| 217. occupo, -āre, -avi, -atus |
217. seize/take possession of/to seize/to take possession of
|
| 218. omnino |
218. altogether
|
| 219. palam |
219. openly
|
| 220. par (gen s paris) |
220. equal
|
| 221. parco, parcere, peperci, parsus (+dat) |
221. spare/to spare
|
| 222. pareo, parēre, parui (+dat) |
222. obey/to obey
|
| 223. pateo, patēre, patui |
223. extend/lie open/to extend/to lie open
|
| 224. patior, pati, passus |
224. allow/suffer/to allow/to suffer
|
| 225. paulatim |
225. gradually
|
| 226. peditatus, -ūs m |
226. infantry
|
| 227. per indicium |
227. through informers
|
| 228. perendinus, -a, -um |
228. after tomorrow
|
| 229. perficio, perficere, perfeci, perfectus |
229. finish/to finish
|
| 230. perpauci, ae, a |
230. very few
|
| 231. persevero, perseverāre, -avi, atus |
231. persist/to persist
|
| 232. pertinacia, pertinaciae f |
232. stubbornness
|
| 233. pertineo, pertinēre, pertinui, pertentus |
233. extend/pertain/to extend/to pertain
|
| 234. pervenio, pervenire, perveni |
234. arrive/to arrive
|
| 235. pinna, pinnae f |
235. parapet
|
| 236. plerumque |
236. generally/very often
|
| 237. porro |
237. furthermore
|
| 238. posteaquam |
238. after
|
| 239. postremo |
239. finally
|
| 240. potior, potiri, potitus sum (+abl) |
240. possess/to possess
|
| 241. praeceptum, -i n |
241. rule
|
| 242. praeda, praedae f |
242. booty/loot/spoils
|
| 243. praedico, praedicere, praedixi, praedictus |
243. declare/to declare
|
| 244. praeficio, praeficere, praefeci, praefectus |
244. put in charge of/to put in charge of
|
| 245. praesertim |
245. especially
|
| 246. praesto sum, praesto esse, praesto fui, praesto futurus |
246. meet/to meet
|
| 247. praesum, praeesse, praefui |
247. be in charge of/to be in charge of
|
| 248. praeterquam |
248. except
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| 249. praeuro, praeurere, praeussi, praeustus |
249. burn on the end/to burn on the end
|
| 250. premo, premere, pressi, pressus |
250. burden/press/press upon/to burden/to press/to press upon
|
| 251. princeps, principis m |
251. chief
|
| 252. pristinus, -a, -um |
252. previous
|
| 253. probo, probāre, probavi, probatus |
253. to prove
|
| 254. prodeo, prodire, prodii, proditurus |
254. go forth
|
| 255. prodo, prodere, prodidi, proditurus |
255. betray/give up/hand over/to betray/to give up/to hand over
|
| 256. proelium, proelii n |
256. battle
|
| 257. proficiscor, proficisci, profectus sum |
257. depart/to depart
|
| 258. prognatus, a, um |
258. born from (as noun
|
| 259. proinde |
259. hence
|
| 260. pronuntio, -āre, -avi, -atus |
260. pass the word along/to pass the word along
|
| 261. propinquus, a, um |
261. near/relative
|
| 262. propterea quod |
262. because
|
| 263. proveho, provehere, provexi, provectus |
263. carry forward/sail forward/to carry forward/to sail forward
|
| 264. provideo, providēre, providi, provisus |
264. foresee/to foresee
|
| 265. proximus, a, um |
265. nearest
|
| 266. pulvis, pulveris m |
266. dust
|
| 267. quadrigenti, -ae, -a |
267. 400/four hundred
|
| 268. quaestionem habere |
268. conduct an investigation/to conduct an investigation
|
| 269. quaestus, quaestūs m |
269. acquisition
|
| 270. quantusvis, quantavis, quantumvis |
270. as great as you wish
|
| 271. queror, queri, questus sum |
271. complain/to complain
|
| 272. quicumque, quaecumque, quodcumque |
272. whatever/whoever
|
| 273. quidem |
273. indeed
|
| 274. quinam |
274. who then/who then?
|
| 275. quispiam, quaepiam, quodpiam |
275. any
|
| 276. quisque, quisque, quidque |
276. each
|
| 277. quotannis |
277. every year
|
| 278. quotiens |
278. as many times as
|
| 279. ratio, rationis f |
279. account
|
| 280. recessus, -ūs m |
280. retreat
|
| 281. recipio, recipere, recepi, receptus |
281. receive/take/to receive/to take
|
| 282. redigo, redigere, redegi, redactus |
282. bring back/reduce/to bring back/to reduce
|
| 283. regnum, regni n |
283. kingdom
|
| 284. reliquus, a, um |
284. remaining
|
| 285. rem gerit |
285. carry on/carry on the fight
|
| 286. repentinus, a, um |
286. sudden
|
| 287. reposco, reposcere |
287. demand back/to demand back
|
| 288. sagula, sagulae f |
288. cloak
|
| 289. saucius, saucia, saucium |
289. wounded
|
| 290. scala, scalae f |
290. ladder/stairs
|
| 291. scutum, scuti n |
291. shield
|
| 292. sero |
292. too late
|
| 293. si videatur |
293. if it seems appropriate
|
| 294. sibi mortem conscire |
294. commit suicide/to commit suicide
|
| 295. sicuti |
295. just as if
|
| 296. sidus, sideris n |
296. constellation
|
| 297. simulacrum, simulacri n |
297. figure/image
|
| 298. simultas, simultatis f |
298. rivalry
|
| 299. sin |
299. but if
|
| 300. singularis, -is, -e |
300. one at a time/remarkable
|
| 301. stramentum, stramenti n |
301. straw
|
| 302. sua sponte |
302. by its own accord/willingly
|
| 303. subsidium, subsidii n |
303. aid/help/reserve force
|
| 304. subsum, subesse, subfui |
304. be close/to be close
|
| 305. subvenio, subvenīre, subveni, subventus |
305. come to someone's aid/to come to someone's aid
|
| 306. succedo, succedere, succedi, successurus |
306. advance/come to/succeed/to advance/to come to/to succeed
|
| 307. sudis, sudis f |
307. beam
|
| 308. suffragium, suffragii n |
308. vote
|
| 309. superior, -ior, -ius |
309. earlier/former
|
| 310. suppeto, suppetere, suppetivi, suppetitus |
310. supply/to supply
|
| 311. supplicium, supplicii n |
311. punishment
|
| 312. supra |
312. before
|
| 313. sustento, -āre, -avi, -atus |
313. to withstand/withstand
|
| 314. sustineo, sustinēre, sustenui, sustentus |
314. hold back/to hold back/to withstand/withstand
|
| 315. tamen |
315. nevertheless/yet
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| 316. tametsi |
316. even though
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| 317. tantas...quantas |
317. as much ... as/as much as/as much... as/as much...as
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| 318. tantum...quantum |
318. as much/great ... as/great... as/great...as
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| 319. tantus, a, um |
319. so great/so much/so powerful
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| 320. telum, teli n |
320. weapon
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| 321. temarius, a, um |
321. reckless
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| 322. temere |
322. rashly
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| 323. testudo, testudinis f |
323. tortoise shell
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| 324. tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatus |
324. raise/steal/to raise; steal/to steal
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| 325. torreo, torrēre, torrui, tostus |
325. burn/to burn
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| 326. totus, a, um (irregular adjective) |
326. all/whole
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| 327. trado, tradere, tradidi, traditus |
327. entrust/hand over/to entrust/to hand over
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| 328. tragula, tragulae f |
328. spear
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| 329. turpis, turpe |
329. disgraceful/foul
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| 330. ulciscor, ulcisci, ultus sum |
330. avenge/to avenge
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| 331. ultimus, -a, -um |
331. last
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| 332. ultro |
332. besides/moreover/voluntarily
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| 333. unum modo |
333. just this one thing
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| 334. usus, usūs m |
334. experience/practice/skill/use
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| 335. uterque, utraque, utrumque |
335. both
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| 336. uti |
336. how/so that/that
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| 337. vadum, i n |
337. ford/shallow
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| 338. vagina, vaginae f |
338. scabbard
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| 339. valles, vallis f |
339. valley
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| 340. vallum, valli n wall |
340. rampart
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| 341. ventus, venti m |
341. wind
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| 342. vereor, verēri, veritus sum |
342. fear/to fear
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| 343. verso, -āre, -avi, -atus |
343. deal with/to deal with
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| 344. victima, victimae f |
344. sacrificial victim
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| 345. video, vidēre, vidi, visum |
345. see/to see
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| 346. videor, vidēri, visus sum |
346. seem/to seem
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| 347. vimen, viminis n |
347. branch/twig
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| 348. vincite! |
348. have it your way/have it your way!
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| 349. vis (irregular 3rd decl) |
349. force/strength
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| 350. īdem, eadem, idem (adj or pronoun) |
350. the same
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