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| f. citadel; fortress (on a hill) |
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f. coast, border
litus = shore, beach, COAST
finis = end; BORDER; (pl) boundary, terrritory |
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| n. sign, token, signal; standard |
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f. power, force, violence
vires, virium = strength (pl) |
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(aperire, aperui, apertus)
to open, uncover
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(caedere, cecidi, caesus)
to kill, cut; sacrifice (of animals)
cado, cadere, CECIDI = to fall
conficio = finish, accomplish; KILL |
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(condere, condidi, conditus)
to found, build, establish
aedifico = build
constituo = decide, appoint, ESTABLISH |
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(conservare, conservavi, conservatus)
to save, preserve, keep |
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(vitare, vitavi, vitatus)
to avoid
fugio = to flee (from), escape, avoid |
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open, uncovered, exposed
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| at a distance, from a distance |
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(+acc) because of
propter = because of, on account of
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(cupere, cupivi or cupii, cupitus)
to want, desire |
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(canere, cecini, cantus)
to sing |
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