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12th Grade
09/09/2012
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Term
abdere
 Definition
to hide
Term
absens
 Definition
absent
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abstinere
 Definition
to keep away from, to abstain
Term
accusatio
 Definition
accusation
Term
acerbus
 Definition
bitter,harsh,severe
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acuere
 Definition
to sharpen, to spur on
Term
acutus
 Definition
sharp, pointed, shrill,keen
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adhibere
 Definition
to apply, to make use of, to bring in, to summon
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adimere
 Definition
to take away
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adipisci
 Definition
to obtain, to get, to reach
Term
aditus
 Definition
approach, entrance, admittance
Term
administrare
 Definition
to manage
Term
admirari
 Definition
to wonder at, to admire, to be surprised at
Term
admiratio
 Definition
admiration, surprise, astonishment
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admittere
 Definition
to admit, to allow
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admonere
 Definition
to warn, to advise, to remind
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adoriri
 Definition
to attack, address, rise up
Term
adeluscentulus
 Definition
young man
Term
adversarius
 Definition
opposed to, opponent, enemy
Term
aeger
 Definition
sick,ill,troubled
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aegre
 Definition
hardly, with difficulty,with regret, with pain
Term
aequalis
 Definition
equal,level,even,contemporary
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aequare
 Definition
to equalise, to make level, to compare
Term
aequitas
 Definition
calmness, evenness, uniformity, fairness
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aequor
 Definition
level surface, plain, sea
Term
aer
 Definition
air
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aes alienum
 Definition
debt
Term
aestimare
 Definition
to velue, estimate, assess
Term
aevum
 Definition
age, time, lifetime, eternity
Term
afficere
 Definition
to influence, affect, work upon,endow with
Term
affirmare
 Definition
to confirm, declare
Term
affligere
 Definition
to knock down, knock against, crush
Term
aggredi
 Definition
to approach, attack
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agitare
 Definition
to put in motion, drive, spur on, disturb, consider
Term
alacer
 Definition
lively, brisk, spirited, cheerful
Term
albus
 Definition
white
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alere
 Definition
to feed, nourish,rear
Term
ambitio
 Definition
striving for favour, canvassing (=soliciting votes), ambition
Term
ambitus
 Definition
bribery, courting favour, a going round, ostentation
Term
amentia
 Definition
madness, folly
Term
amnis
 Definition
stream, river
Term
amplitudo
 Definition
width, size, grandeur, importance
Term
anceps
 Definition
twofold, uncertain, doubtful, risky
Term
ancora
 Definition
anchor
Term
angustiae
 Definition
strait, defile(=steep sided, narrow gorge or passage), limit
Term
angustus
 Definition
narrow, limited
Term
anima
 Definition
air, wind, breath, life, soul
Term
exercere
 Definition
to train, exercise
Term
exhaurire
 Definition
to use up, exhaust, drain dry
Term
exiguus
 Definition
small, meagre, scanty
Term
ex(s)ilium
 Definition
exile, banishment
Term
existimatio
 Definition
opinion, reputation
Term
exitus
 Definition
departure, end, conclusion,result
Term
expedire
 Definition
to free, disentangle, clear
Term
experiri
 Definition
to try,test
Term
explere
 Definition
to fill, complete
Term
exponere
 Definition
to set forth, display
Term
expugnare
 Definition
to storm, take by force
Term
exsequi
 Definition
to follow up
Term
exsistere
 Definition
to exist, appear
Term
extinguere
 Definition
to put out, destroy
Term
fabula
 Definition
story,play
Term
facies
 Definition
shape, appearance,face, character
Term
factum
 Definition
deed
Term
fallax
 Definition
deceitful,treacherous
Term
fallere
 Definition
to deceive, trick ,disappoint
Term
falsus
 Definition
wrong, mistaken, fictitious
Term
fames
 Definition
hunger
Term
fas
 Definition
divine law, right
Term
fateri
 Definition
to admit, reveal
Term
fatigare
 Definition
to weary,exhaust
Term
favere
 Definition
to favour, support
Term
fax
 Definition
torch
Term
fera
 Definition
wild beast
Term
ferus
 Definition
wild,savage
Term
festus
 Definition
festal
Term
figere
 Definition
to fix, fasten
Term
figura
 Definition
shape,form
Term
fingere
 Definition
to shape, form
Term
firmare
 Definition
to strengthen, confirm, encourage
Term
firmus
 Definition
firm, powerful,strong
Term
flagitare
 Definition
to demand
Term
flamma
 Definition
flame,fire
Term
flectere
 Definition
to turn, direct,bend
Term
flere
 Definition
to weep,lament
Term
florere
 Definition
to flower, to be prosperous
Term
flos
 Definition
flower, bloom, glory
Term
fluctus
 Definition
wave
Term
fluere
 Definition
to flow
Term
fluvius
 Definition
river, stream
Term
foedus
 Definition
foul,disgusting
Term
fons
 Definition
spring, fountain, source
Term
foris
 Definition
out of doors, abroad
Term
forma
 Definition
form, shape,beauty
Term
formosus
 Definition
beautiful
Term
...forsitan,my child
 Definition
...perhaps,my child
Term
fraus
 Definition
fraud, trickery,harm
Term
fremitus
 Definition
roaring,din
Term
frena
 Definition
reins, bridle,restraint
Term
frequens
 Definition
frequent, repeated, crowded
Term
fretum
 Definition
straits
Term
frigidus
 Definition
cold
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frigus
 Definition
the cold
Term
frui
 Definition
to enjoy, delight in
Term
fundere
 Definition
to pour
Term
fungi
 Definition
perform (performing mushroom,anyone?)
Term
funus
 Definition
funeral,burial,death (definitely NOT fun)
Term
furtum
 Definition
theft,robbery
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furtum
 Definition
theft,robbery
Term
furor
 Definition
fury,madness
Term
gemma
 Definition
jewel,gem
Term
gemere
 Definition
to groan,to sigh
Term
gemitus
 Definition
groan,sigh
Term
gens
 Definition
race,people,clan
Term
genus
 Definition
kind,family,race,birth
Term
gladiator
 Definition
gladiator (tough one)
Term
gloriari
 Definition
to boast
Term
gracilis
 Definition
slender,meagre,scanty,slim,plain,simple, unadorned (not much of it, basically)
Term
gradus
 Definition
step,pace (like a degree- a step up the thermometer)
Term
grandis
 Definition
tall,grown-up,large,important,grand
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gratiosus
 Definition
popular
Term
gratulatio
 Definition
congratulation,rejoicing :DD
Term
gravitas
 Definition
weight,influence,severity,seriousness,dignity,importance
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grex
 Definition
flock,herd,troop (shepgrex)
Term
gubernare
 Definition
to steer,navigate
Term
haerere
 Definition
to stick,cling,hold fast, be fixed (like those strands of hair that get stuck everywhere)
Term
hasta
 Definition
spear,javelin
Term
hereditas
 Definition
heir,heiress
Term
heres
 Definition
heir/ess
Term
heres
 Definition
heir/ess
Term
hesternus (don't eat that old muffin hesternus!)
 Definition
of yesterday
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hodiernus
 Definition
of today,modern
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horrendus
 Definition
dreadful
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horrere
 Definition
to shrink from, shudder (the hoar frost makes me shudder)
Term
horridus
 Definition
frightening,rough,uncouth,wild,bristling
Term
hostia
 Definition
sacrificial victim
Term
humilis
 Definition
humble,low,mean
Term
ideo
 Definition
for that reason,therefore
Term
idoneus
 Definition
suitable
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ignarus
 Definition
ignorant,unaware
Term
ignotus
 Definition
unknown,obscure
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illustris
 Definition
famous,clear,plain
Term
imber
 Definition
rain
Term
imitari
 Definition
to imitate,copy
Term
immanis
 Definition
enormous,monstrous
Term
imminere
 Definition
to threaten,hang over (imminent)
Term
impedimentum
 Definition
hindrance,baggage (impede)
Term
impellere
 Definition
to st in motion, urge on,push
Term
imperitus
 Definition
inexperienced,unskilled
Term
impetrare
 Definition
to obtain,accomplish
Term
impiger
 Definition
active,energetic
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impius :(
 Definition
undutiful,impious,disloyal,unpatriotic
Term
imponere
 Definition
to place upon
Term
improbus
 Definition
bad,perverse,shameless
Term
improvisus
 Definition
unforeseen,unexpected (time to improvise then)
Term
inanis
 Definition
empty,worthless,poor (inane)
Term
incertus
 Definition
uncertain,doubtful
Term
incidere,caedo
 Definition
to cut into,inscribe (incision)
Term
incitare
 Definition
to rouse, stir up, urge forward (incite)
Term
incola
 Definition
inhabitant (I for one live in a cola can)
Term
incolere
 Definition
to inhabit
Term
incolumnis
 Definition
unharmed, safe
Term
incommodum
 Definition
inconvenience,trouble,disaster,disadvantage
Term
indicere
 Definition
to proclaim,announce
Term
indicium
 Definition
evidence,proof,indication
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indignus
 Definition
unworthy, undeserving
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induere
 Definition
to put on, assume
Term
industria
 Definition
diligence, hard work
Term
inferior
 Definition
inferior,lower,later
Term
infra
 Definition
below
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infimus
 Definition
lowest
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infestus
 Definition
hostile,unsafe,threatening
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infirmus
 Definition
weak,feeble,worthless
Term
ingratus
 Definition
ungrateful, unwelcome, unpleasant
Term
inire
 Definition
to enter,begin
Term
innocens
 Definition
innocent,blameless,harmless
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inopinatus
 Definition
unexpected
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inscius
 Definition
ignorant,unaware
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insequi
 Definition
follow, pursue,reproach,assail
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insidiae
 Definition
ambush,plot,artifice
Term
insignis
 Definition
distinguished, conspicuous
Term
instare
 Definition
to press hard upon, to be at hand
Term
institutum
 Definition
regulation, arrangement, agreement, established customs
Term
instruere
 Definition
to draw up,equip,furnish
Term
integer
 Definition
entire, unharmed,intact,blameless,honest
Term
intendere
 Definition
to stretch, strain, aim at, direct
Term
interdum
 Definition
occasionally
Term
interior
 Definition
inner, deeper, interior, more hidden
Term
intimus
 Definition
inmost, innermost,most secret,most intimate
Term
interire
 Definition
to pass away (and go into the ter(r)a)
Term
intueri
 Definition
to gaze upon, consider
Term
invidere
 Definition
to envy,begrudge
Term
iugum
 Definition
yoke,ridge
Term
iumentum
 Definition
'beast of burden',apparently, whatever that is
Term
iungere
 Definition
to join,unite,yoke
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iurare
 Definition
to swear
Term
iuvare
 Definition
to help,delight,please
Term
iuventus
 Definition
youth
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lacessere
 Definition
to challenge,provoke (I challenge you to a lassoo comp!)
Term
lacus
 Definition
lake (magni laci?)
Term
laedere
 Definition
to hurt, harm (Imma hurt you for raiding my larder...e)
Term
laetari
 Definition
to rejoice
Term
languidus
 Definition
faint,weak,listless
Term
lapis
 Definition
stone
Term
largitio
 Definition
generosity,bribery,corruption
Term
lassus
 Definition
tired,exhausted (that lass really tired me out)
Term
latebrae
 Definition
hiding-place (hide it in your vertebrae?)
Term
latere
 Definition
to lie hidden
Term
lenis
 Definition
smooth, soft, mild,gentle,moderate
Term
liberalitas
 Definition
kindness,generosity,courteousness
Term
liberi
 Definition
children
Term
lignum
 Definition
wood
Term
littera
 Definition
letter
Term
litus,oris
 Definition
shore
Term
locare
 Definition
to place,put
Term
locuples
 Definition
rich, wealthy
Term
longinquus
 Definition
far-off,remote,long-lasting
Term
lucere
 Definition
to shine,be light
Term
lucidus
 Definition
clear,bright,shining (a shining dream)
Term
lumen
 Definition
light,daylight
Term
luxuria
 Definition
excess,extravagance
Term
maestus
 Definition
sad,sorrowful (the maestro is sad)
Term
magnificus
 Definition
splendid
Term
maritimus
 Definition
maritime,seafaring, of the sea
Term
maritus
 Definition
husband
Term
marmor
 Definition
marble (my ma wants more marble)
Term
materia
 Definition
matter,theme,subject
Term
maturare
 Definition
to ripe,hasten
Term
maturus
 Definition
ripe,mature,seasonable,early,quick
Term
medicus
 Definition
doctor,medical
Term
mediocris
 Definition
moderate,average,ordinary
Term
mentiri
 Definition
to lie
Term
merces
 Definition
pay,recompense,reward (the mec was rewarded)
Term
mereri
 Definition
to deserve,acquire,earn
Term
meritum
 Definition
service,kindness,benefit
Term
merito
 Definition
deservedly
Term
meridies
 Definition
mid-day,south (am/pm)
Term
militia
 Definition
military service,warfare
Term
minae
 Definition
threats,menaces
Term
minari
 Definition
to threaten,menace
Term
minuere
 Definition
to reduce,weaken,modify
Term
minuere
 Definition
to reduce,weaken,modify
Term
mirificus
 Definition
wonderful,extraordinary :DD
Term
miscere
 Definition
to mix,mingle
Term
misericordia
 Definition
pity,compassion,mercy
Term
modestus
 Definition
moderate,restrained,modest
Term
modicus
 Definition
moderater,ordinary
Term
moles
 Definition
huge mass,pier,burden,difficulty
Term
molestia
 Definition
trouble,annoyance,worry
Term
molestia
 Definition
trouble,annoyance,worry
Term
molestus
 Definition
troublesome,annoying
Term
moliri
 Definition
to exert oneself,make an effort
Term
mollis
 Definition
soft,flexible,calm,gentle
Term
monstrare
 Definition
to show,point out
Term
mora
 Definition
dely,hindrance
Term
morari
 Definition
to linger,delay
Term
mordere
 Definition
to bite
Term
motus
 Definition
motion,impulse, rebellion
Term
mundus,i
 Definition
world,earth,universe
Term
mundus,i
 Definition
world,earth,universe
Term
munire
 Definition
to fortify,defend
Term
nancisci
 Definition
to obtain,find (my nan,Cisci, found these)
Term
nefarius/nefandusn
 Definition
wrong,sinful,unspeakable
Term
nefas
 Definition
sin,wickedness,crime against divine nature
Term
nemus
 Definition
grove
Term
nepos
 Definition
grandson,nephew (nepotism)
Term
nequire
 Definition
to be unable
Term
neuter
 Definition
neither of two
Term
niger
 Definition
black,dark
Term
nimbus
 Definition
cloud,stormcloud,storm
Term
nitere
 Definition
to shine (shiny nit)
Term
nix
 Definition
snow (nixman)
Term
nocere
 Definition
to harm,hurt,injure ('noc 'out)
Term
nubes
 Definition
cloud
Term
nubere
 Definition
to marry (nuptials)
Term
nudare
 Definition
to bare,expose,uncover
Term
nudus
 Definition
bare,naked,destitute,needy,unadorned
Term
numen
 Definition
divine power,destiny,divine will,deity,consent
Term
numerare
 Definition
to count,reckon,consider
Term
nummus
 Definition
coin,money (£nummus$$)
Term
obicere
 Definition
to throw,cast in one's teeth (wth?)
Term
obire
 Definition
to go to meet,meet,die
Term
oblivisci
 Definition
to forget
Term
obruere
 Definition
to overwhelm,destroy (this brew is overwhelming)
Term
obscurus
 Definition
dark,gloomy,obscure,covered
Term
obsidere
 Definition
to blockade,besiege
Term
obstruere
 Definition
to block up
Term
occultare
 Definition
to hide,conceal
Term
occurrere
 Definition
to hasten,meet,occur
Term
odiosus
 Definition
hateful,oodious,annoying
Term
offendere
 Definition
to offend,strike against
Term
offerre
 Definition
to present,show,offer
Term
omen
 Definition
omen,sign
Term
onerarius
 Definition
for carrying freight/burdens
Term
onerosus
 Definition
burdensome,heavy,oppressive
Term
operire
 Definition
to cover,conceal,overwhelm
Term
opinari
 Definition
to suppose,imagine,conjecture
Term
opportunus
 Definition
convenient,suitable,advantageous
Term
ops
 Definition
power,help ('op on ov er and help me)
Term
opes
 Definition
resources,wealth
Term
optare
 Definition
choose,desire
Term
ora
 Definition
border,edge,coast,region
Term
oriens
 Definition
east,morning
Term
os,ossis
 Definition
bone
Term
oriri
 Definition
to rise
Term
ovis
 Definition
sheep
Term
patronus
 Definition
defender,advocate,protector,patron
Term
pavere
 Definition
to quake,tremble,be in a panic
Term
pavor
 Definition
panic,terror,quaking,dismay
Term
pecus,pecoris (baaa)
 Definition
herd,flock,cattle,sheep
Term
pendere
 Definition
to hang,be suspended, depend on
Term
perferre
 Definition
to endure to the end,carry through,carry to a successful issue
Term
pergere
 Definition
to go straight on,continue,proceed
Term
peritus
 Definition
exoerienced,skilled
Term
permanere
 Definition
to continue,stay,endure
Term
permittere
 Definition
to allow,concede,relinquish
Term
pernicies (eg .... of Troy
 Definition
destruction,ruin
Term
perpetuus
 Definition
perpetual,unbroken,continuous
Term
persequi
 Definition
to follow through,pursue, prosecute
Term
perscipere
 Definition
to look closely at,examine,see through
Term
pertimescere
 Definition
to become very frightened
Term
perturbare
 Definition
to throw into confusion
Term
pestis
 Definition
destruction, ruin,plague, sickness
Term
philosophus
 Definition
philosopher,philosophical
Term
pietas
 Definition
piety, dutiful conduct
Term
pius
 Definition
pious, dutiful,righteous,holy
Term
piger
 Definition
unwilling, lingering, sluggish (like a pig that wants to stay in its sty)
Term
pilum (for throwing)
 Definition
javelin
Term
pingere
 Definition
to paint,decorate,embroider
Term
piscis
 Definition
fish
Term
placare
 Definition
to calm,appease
Term
placidus
 Definition
calm, gentle
Term
planus
 Definition
level,flat,plain,clear
Term
plerusque (la mayoria/plupart/meistens)
 Definition
most
Term
pluit
 Definition
it's raining
Term
poculum (of FIYAHH)
 Definition
goblet,cup
Term
pondus (hint: that sure is a heavy pond!)
 Definition
weight
Term
pons
 Definition
bridge
Term
pontifex
 Definition
high-priest
Term
pontus (covers 70% of the earth)
 Definition
sea
Term
populari
 Definition
to lay waste to,destroy,devastate
Term
porro
 Definition
moreover, next (high people jump from point to point a lot)
Term
porticus
 Definition
portico,colonnade
Term
possidere
 Definition
to possess
Term
posterior
 Definition
next,later
Term
potens
 Definition
powerful,capable
Term
potentia
 Definition
force,power,strength
Term
potiri
 Definition
to gain possession of (I gain possession of your POT and your...iri...
Term
potissimum
 Definition
especially
Term
potius
 Definition
more,rather
Term
praebere
 Definition
to present,offer,show
Term
praeceptum ("obey all the pracepta, miss all the fun")
 Definition
rule,maxim,injunction
Term
praecipere
 Definition
to direct,teach,warn,anticipate,seize beforehand
Term
praecipitare
 Definition
to throw headlong, fall headlong
Term
praecipuus
 Definition
especial,distinguished,extraordinary
Term
praedicare
 Definition
to proclaim,declare,commend,vaunt (=excessively praise)
Term
praeesse
 Definition
to be in charge of
Term
praefectus (in armies/schools)
 Definition
commander,officer,prefect
Term
praestans
 Definition
eminent,surpassing,extraordinary
Term
praetura
 Definition
praetorship
Term
principatus
 Definition
first place, chief place, post of commander-in-chief,reign,rule
Term
principium
 Definition
beginning,origin
Term
vultus
 Definition
face,expression,appearance
Term
vulgus
 Definition
common people,multitude,throng,rabble
Term
vulgo
 Definition
publicly, generally
Term
votum
 Definition
vow,prayer
Term
help
 Definition
adiuvo,adiuvare,aduivu,aditium
Term
ago-do,drive
 Definition
agere,egi,actum
Term
aperio-open
 Definition
aperire,aperui,apertum
Term
arcesso-summon
 Definition
arcessere,cessivi,cessitum
Term
ascendo
 Definition
cendere,cendi,censum
Term
increase-augeo
 Definition
augere,auxi,auctum
Term
cado-fall
 Definition
cadere,cecidi,casum
Term
cano-sing
 Definition
canere,cecini,cantum
Term
capio-capture
 Definition
capere,cepi,captum
Term
cedo-give way
 Definition
cedere,cessi,cessum
Term
cognosco-get to know
 Definition
gnoscere,gnovi,gnitum
Term
cogo-to force
 Definition
cogere,coegi,coactum
Term
colo-cultivate
 Definition
colere,colui,cultum
Term
conspicio-catch sight of
 Definition
conspicere,spexi,spectum
Term
constituo-decide
 Definition
stituere,stitui,stitutum
Term
disco-learn
 Definition
discere, didici
Term
exhaurire
 Definition
to use up, to drain dry, exhaust
Term
exiguus
 Definition
small, meagre, scanty
Term
ex(s)ilium
 Definition
exile, banishment
Term
existimatio
 Definition
opinion, reputation
Term
exitus
 Definition
departure, end, conclusion, result
Term
expedire
 Definition
to free, disentangle, clear
Term
experiri
 Definition
to try, test
Term
explere
 Definition
to fill, complete
Term
exponere
 Definition
to set forth, display
Term
expugnare
 Definition
to storm, take by force
Term
exsequi
 Definition
to follow up
Term
exsistere
 Definition
to exist, appear
Term
exstinguere
 Definition
to put out, destroy
Term
fabula
 Definition
story, play
Term
facies
 Definition
shape, appearance, face, character
Term
factum
 Definition
deed
Term
fallax
 Definition
deceitful, treacherous, deceptive
Term
fallere
 Definition
to deceive, trick, disappoint
Term
falsus
 Definition
wrong, mistaken, fictitious
Term
fames
 Definition
hunger
Term
fas**
 Definition
divine law/right
Term
fateri
 Definition
to admit, reveal
Term
fatigare
 Definition
to weary, exhaust
Term
favere
 Definition
to favour, support
Term
fax
 Definition
torch
Term
fera
 Definition
wild beast
Term
ferus
 Definition
wild, savage, uncivilised
Term
festus
 Definition
festal
Term
figere
 Definition
to fix, fasten
Term
figura
 Definition
shape, form
Term
fingere
 Definition
to shape, form
Term
firmare
 Definition
to strengthen, confirm, encourage
Term
firmus
 Definition
firm, powerful, strong
Term
flagitare
 Definition
to demand
Term
flamma
 Definition
flame, fire
Term
flectere
 Definition
to turn, direct, bend
Term
flere
 Definition
to weep, lament
Term
florere
 Definition
to flower, to be prosperous, to be eminent, to be in one's hey-day
Term
flos
 Definition
flower, bloom, glory
Term
fluctus
 Definition
wave
Term
fluere
 Definition
to flow
Term
fluvius
 Definition
river, stream
Term
foedus
 Definition
foul, horrible, disgusting
Term
fons
 Definition
spring, fountain, source
Term
foris
 Definition
outside, abroad
Term
forma
 Definition
form, shape, beauty
Term
formosus
 Definition
beautiful, handsome
Term
forsitan
 Definition
perhaps
Term
fraus
 Definition
fraud, trickery, harm
Term
fremitus
 Definition
roaring, din
Term
frena
 Definition
reins, bridle, restraint
Term
frequens (3)
 Definition
frequent, repeated, crowded
Term
FRETUM
 Definition
straits
Term
fretus
 Definition
relying on
Term
frigidus
 Definition
cold
Term
frigus
 Definition
cold, coolness
Term
frui
 Definition
to enjoy, delight in
Term
fundere
 Definition
pour
Term
fungi (tap-dancing mushroom)
 Definition
to perform
Term
funus
 Definition
burial, funeral, death
Term
furtum
 Definition
theft, robbery
Term
furor
 Definition
fury, madness
Term
gemma
 Definition
jewel, gem
Term
gemere
 Definition
to groan, sigh
Term
gemitus
 Definition
groan, sigh
Term
gens
 Definition
people, tribe, race, clan
Term
genus
 Definition
kind, family, race, birth
Term
gladiator
 Definition
gladiator
Term
gloriari
 Definition
to boast
Term
gracilis (like exiguus)
 Definition
slender, meagre, slim, simple, plain, unadorned
Term
gradus
 Definition
step, pace
Term
grandis
 Definition
tall, grown-up, large, important, grand
Term
gratiosus
 Definition
popular
Term
gratulatio
 Definition
rejoicing, congratulation
Term
gravitas
 Definition
weight, influence, seriousness, dignity, importance, severity
Term
grex
 Definition
flock, herd, troop
Term
gubernare
 Definition
to steer, navigate
Term
haerere
 Definition
to stick, cling, hold fast, to be fixed
Term
hasta
 Definition
spear, javelin
Term
hereditus
 Definition
inheritance
Term
heres
 Definition
heir(ess)
Term
hesternus
 Definition
of yesterday
Term
hodiernus
 Definition
of today, modern
Term
horrendus
 Definition
horrendous, dreadful
Term
horrere
 Definition
to shudder, shrink from, bristle
Term
horridus
 Definition
frightening, rough, uncouth, wild, bristling
Term
hostia**
 Definition
sacrificial victim
Term
humilis
 Definition
humble,low, mean
Term
ideo
 Definition
for that reason, on that account, therefore
Term
idoneus
 Definition
suitable, convenient
Term
ignarus
 Definition
ignorant, unacquanted with, unaware
Term
ignotus
 Definition
unknown, obscure
Term
illustris
 Definition
famous, distinguished, clear, plain
Term
imber
 Definition
rain
Term
imitari
 Definition
to imitate, copy
Term
immanis
 Definition
enormous, monstrous
Term
imminere
 Definition
to threaten, hang over
Term
impedimentum
 Definition
hindrance, baggage
Term
impellere
 Definition
to set in motion, urge on, push
Term
imperitus
 Definition
inexperienced, unskilled
Term
impetrare
 Definition
to obtain, accomplish
Term
impiger
 Definition
active, energetic
Term
impius
 Definition
impious, undutiful, disloyal, unpatriotic
Term
imponere
 Definition
impose, place upon
Term
improbus
 Definition
bad, perverse, shameless
Term
improvisus
 Definition
unforeseen, unexpected
Term
inanis
 Definition
empty, worthless, poor
Term
incertus
 Definition
uncertain, doubtful
Term
incidere (caedo)
 Definition
to cut into, inscribe
Term
incitare
 Definition
to rouse, stir up, urge forward
Term
incola
 Definition
inhabitant
Term
incolere
 Definition
to inhabit
Term
incolumnis
 Definition
unharmed, safe
Term
incommodum
 Definition
inconvenience, trouble, disadvantage, disaster
Term
indicere
 Definition
to proclaim, announce
Term
indicium
 Definition
evidence, proof, indication
Term
indignus
 Definition
unworthy, undeserving
Term
induere
 Definition
to put on, assume
Term
industria
 Definition
diligence, hard work
Term
inferior
 Definition
lower, inferior, later
Term
infra
 Definition
below
Term
infimus
 Definition
lowest
Term
infestus
 Definition
hostile, threatening, unsafe
Term
infirmus
 Definition
weak, feeble, worthless
Term
ingratus
 Definition
ungrateful, unwelcome, unpleasant
Term
inire
 Definition
to enter, begin
Term
innocens
 Definition
innocent, blameless, harmless
Term
inopinatus
 Definition
unexpected
Term
inscius
 Definition
not knowing, ignorant, unaware
Term
insequi
 Definition
to follow, pursue, reproach, assail
Term
insidiae
 Definition
ambush, plot,artifice
Term
insignis
 Definition
distinguished, conspicuous
Term
instare
 Definition
to press hard upon, to be at hand
Term
institutum
 Definition
regulation, arrangement, agreement, established customs
Term
instruere
 Definition
to draw up, equip, furnish
Term
integer
 Definition
entire, intact, blameless, unharmed, honest
Term
intendere
 Definition
to stretch, strain, aim at, direct
Term
interdum
 Definition
occasionall(y)
Term
interior
 Definition
inner, deeper, more hidden
Term
intimus
 Definition
innermost, most secret, most intimate
Term
interire
 Definition
to perish
Term
intueri
 Definition
to gaze upon, consider
Term
invidere
 Definition
to envy, begrudge
Term
iugum
 Definition
yoke, ridge
Term
iumentum**
 Definition
beast of burden
Term
iungere
 Definition
to join, unite, yoke
Term
iurare
 Definition
to swear
Term
iuvare
 Definition
to help, delight, please
Term
iuventus
 Definition
youth
Term
lacessere
 Definition
to provoke, challenge
Term
lacus
 Definition
lake
Term
laedere
 Definition
to harm, hurt
Term
laetari
 Definition
to rejoice
Term
languidus
 Definition
faint, weak, listless
Term
lapis
 Definition
stone
Term
lagitio
 Definition
generosity, bribery, corruption
Term
lassus
 Definition
tired, exhausted
Term
latebrae
 Definition
hiding place
Term
latere
 Definition
to lie hidden
Term
lenis (pillow)
 Definition
smooth, soft, mild, gentle, moderate
Term
lentus
 Definition
slow, sluggish, tenacious
Term
liberalitas
 Definition
kindness, generosity, courteousness
Term
liberi
 Definition
children
Term
principia
 Definition
headquarters
Term
privatim
 Definition
privately, at home
Term
probrum
 Definition
abuse, shameful action
Term
probus
 Definition
proper, excellent, virtuous
Term
procedere
 Definition
to advance
Term
prodesse
 Definition
to be useful, to do good
Term
profiteri
 Definition
to declare, acknowledge
Term
promere
 Definition
to bring forth, to disclose
Term
promptus
 Definition
ready, prompt, resolute
Term
properare
 Definition
to hurry
Term
proprius
 Definition
one's own, personal
Term
prospicere
 Definition
to look forwards, to look out for
Term
protinus
 Definition
continuously, forthwith
Term
providere
 Definition
to foresee
Term
prudens
 Definition
sensible, prudent, experienced
Term
prudentia
 Definition
good sense, sound judgement, knowledge
Term
pulvis
 Definition
dust
Term
purus
 Definition
clean, clear, pure
Term
quaestio
 Definition
inquiry, investigation, court
Term
queri
 Definition
to complain, to bewail
Term
quiescere
 Definition
to rest, sleep
Term
quietus
 Definition
calm, peaceful
Term
ramus
 Definition
branch
Term
rapax
 Definition
grasping, greedy
Term
rapidus
 Definition
impetuous, snatching, seizing, quick-working
Term
rarus
 Definition
thin, rare, infrequent
Term
ratis
 Definition
raft,boat
Term
recedere
 Definition
to withdraw, retreat, retire
Term
recitare
 Definition
to read aloud
Term
recuperare
 Definition
to recover, regain
Term
recusare
 Definition
to refuse
Term
reficere
 Definition
to restore, repair, refresh
Term
regio
 Definition
region, district
Term
regius
 Definition
royal
Term
reicere
 Definition
to fling back/off, reject
Term
religiosus
 Definition
pious, scrupulous, conscientious
Term
removere
 Definition
to move back,withdraw
Term
remus
 Definition
oar
Term
renovare
 Definition
to renew, restore, repair
Term
repente
 Definition
suddenly, unexpectedly
Term
repentinus
 Definition
sudden, unexpected, hasty
Term
repudiare
 Definition
to reject, repudiate, refuse, scorn
Term
requies
 Definition
rest, relaxation
Term
requirere
 Definition
to seek, inquire after, require
Term
reri
 Definition
to think, reason
Term
res familiaris
 Definition
property, posession
Term
reservare
 Definition
to reserve, keep back
Term
resistere
 Definition
to resist, come to a halt
Term
respicere
 Definition
look back at, be mindful of
Term
responsum
 Definition
answer, reply
Term
restituere
 Definition
to restore
Term
robur
 Definition
oak, strength, vigour
Term
rogatio
 Definition
proposed law
Term
rota
 Definition
wheel
Term
ruber
 Definition
red
Term
rudis
 Definition
coarse,unpolished,unskilled,awkward
Term
ruere
 Definition
to rush, fall down
Term
rumor
 Definition
rumour, general opinion
Term
rumpere
 Definition
break, burst (open)
Term
rursus
 Definition
again
Term
saeculum
 Definition
generation, age
Term
saevire
 Definition
to be angry, fierce
Term
sagitta
 Definition
arrow
Term
saltare
 Definition
to dance
Term
saltus
 Definition
leap, pasture-land
Term
salvere
 Definition
to be well
Term
salvus
 Definition
safe
Term
salutare
 Definition
greet
Term
sanare
 Definition
heal, cure
Term
sanus
 Definition
healthy, whole, sane, sound
Term
sanctus
 Definition
holy, sacred, virtuous
Term
satietas
 Definition
sufficiency, abundance
Term
satisfacere
 Definition
to satisfy
Term
sceleratus
 Definition
wicked, criminal
Term
scutum
 Definition
shield
Term
secare
 Definition
to cut
Term
secundus
 Definition
second, following, favourable**
Term
securus
 Definition
untroubled, secure, free from care
Term
sedes
 Definition
home, seat
Term
seges
 Definition
corn, crop
Term
segnis
 Definition
sluggish, inactive, lingering, slow
Term
senior
 Definition
elder
Term
sensus
 Definition
sensation, feeling, understanding, judgement, meaning
Term
servire
 Definition
to serve
Term
servitus
 Definition
slavery
Term
severus
 Definition
strict, serious, grim
Term
siccus
 Definition
dry
Term
sidus
 Definition
constellation, star
Term
significare
 Definition
to indicate, mean, signify
Term
silere
 Definition
to be silent, rest
Term
simulare
 Definition
imitate, pretend
Term
sinere
 Definition
to allow
Term
singularis
 Definition
alone, single
Term
singuli
 Definition
one each
Term
sinus
 Definition
lap, fold, curve,bay
Term
societas
 Definition
alliance
Term
sodalis
 Definition
comrade
Term
sol
 Definition
sun
Term
sollicitare
 Definition
to rouse, excite, disturb
Term
sollicitudo
 Definition
anxiety,disquiet
Term
solum
 Definition
ground,floor,soil
Term
somnus
 Definition
sleep
Term
somnium
 Definition
dream
Term
sonare
 Definition
to make a noise, to resound
Term
sonus
 Definition
sound,noise
Term
sonitus
 Definition
noise, din
Term
sopor
 Definition
sleep, stupor
Term
sordidus
 Definition
dirty, shabby, base, vile
Term
sors
 Definition
lot, chance, fate,destiny,prophecy
Term
spatium
 Definition
space,expense,distance,interval,opportunity
Term
species
 Definition
sight,appearance,likeness,idea
Term
spernere
 Definition
to reject, scorn
Term
spiritus
 Definition
spirit, life,inspiration,breath
Term
statio
 Definition
post,station
Term
statua
 Definition
statue,image
Term
status
 Definition
position,situation
Term
stipendium
 Definition
pay, tax, military service
Term
studere
 Definition
to be eager, apply oneself, study, be devoted to
Term
studiosus
 Definition
keen,eager,devoted,ethusiastic
Term
stultitia
 Definition
foolishness,folly
Term
stuprum
 Definition
disgrace,dishonour
Term
subicere
 Definition
to subject, suggest
Term
subigere
 Definition
to tame, conquer, subjugate, force
Term
subsidium
 Definition
support, aid
Term
succedere
 Definition
to come after, follow in succession, approach
Term
succurrere
 Definition
to help
Term
sufferre
 Definition
to support, bear up
Term
sumptus
 Definition
expense, cost
Term
superbia
 Definition
arrogance
Term
superbus
 Definition
proud, arrogant, overbearing,haughty
Term
superesse
 Definition
to survive, remain
Term
superstes
 Definition
surviving
Term
superior
 Definition
higher, former, older, greater, superior
Term
supra
 Definition
above, beyond
Term
supremus
 Definition
highest, latest,final
Term
supplex
 Definition
suppliant, in humble entreaty
Term
supplicare
 Definition
to entreat, beg humbly
Term
suspicari
 Definition
to suspect, mistrust
Term
suspicere
 Definition
to suspect, mistrust, look up at
Term
suspicio
 Definition
suspicion,mistrust
Term
taedium
 Definition
weariness,boredom
Term
tangere
 Definition
touch
Term
tardus
 Definition
slow, sluggish, deliberate
Term
tectum
 Definition
roof,house
Term
tegere
 Definition
to cover
Term
tellus
 Definition
earth,land
Term
temere
 Definition
rashly, heedlessly, at random
Term
temperantia (-->temperance)
 Definition
moderation,self-control
Term
TEMPERARE
 Definition
to govern, regulate, show restraint
Term
tendere
 Definition
to stretch, hold out, strain, aim for, direct one's course
Term
tenebrae
 Definition
darkness, gloomy place
Term
tener
 Definition
tender, delicate, soft,yielding
Term
tentare
 Definition
to try, test, assail
Term
tenuis
 Definition
thin, fine, delicate
Term
tergum
 Definition
back,rear
Term
terror
 Definition
terror,dread
Term
theatrum
 Definition
theatre
Term
tolerare
 Definition
to bear, put up with, endure
Term
tormentum
 Definition
torture
Term
tractare
 Definition
handle, treat, manage
Term
traducere
 Definition
lead across, transfer
Term
transitus,us
 Definition
passage, crossing over
Term
trepidare
 Definition
to be agitated, to quiver
Term
tribuere
 Definition
assign, classify,allot,grant
Term
tribunus
 Definition
tribune,officer
Term
tribus
 Definition
tribe
Term
triumphus
 Definition
triumph
Term
turba
 Definition
crowd, throng, disorder
Term
turris
 Definition
tower
Term
ulcisci
 Definition
to punish, take vengeance on
Term
ultimus
 Definition
furthest, extreme, latest, final, remotest
Term
ultra
 Definition
beyond, further, besides
Term
ultro
 Definition
beyond, besides, of one's own accord
Term
umbra
 Definition
shade,ghost
Term
umbrosus
 Definition
shady
Term
umerus
 Definition
shoulder
Term
una cum
 Definition
together with
Term
unda
 Definition
wave, water
Term
urgere
 Definition
to press on,push forward, crowd
Term
urere
 Definition
burn
Term
usque
 Definition
continuously
Term
vacere
 Definition
to be empty/free
Term
vacuus
 Definition
empty
Term
vadum
 Definition
shallow, shoal
Term
vagari
 Definition
wander, roam
Term
valde
 Definition
very, greatly
Term
vallis
 Definition
valley, vale
Term
vallum
 Definition
rampart (slope)
Term
vanus
 Definition
empty, idle, useless
Term
varietas
 Definition
difference, diversity
Term
vastare
 Definition
to lay waste
Term
vastus
 Definition
vast, immense, empty, desolate, uncouth
Term
vates
 Definition
soothsayer, bard, poet
Term
vehere
 Definition
to carry, convey
Term
venenum
 Definition
poison
Term
venerari
 Definition
to worship, revere
Term
venia
 Definition
grace, pardon, favour
Term
ver
 Definition
spring
Term
versus,us
 Definition
verse
Term
vesper
 Definition
evening (star)
Term
vestire
 Definition
to dress, clothe
Term
vestis
 Definition
clothing, coverlet
Term
vetare
 Definition
forbid
Term
vexare
 Definition
to annoy
Term
vicinus
 Definition
neighbour(ing)
Term
victus,us
 Definition
food, nourishment, way of life
Term
vicus
 Definition
village, street
Term
vigilare
 Definition
to keep awake, watch,be vigilant
Term
vigilia
 Definition
watch, wakefulness
Term
vincire
 Definition
to bind, restrain, encircle
Term
vindicare
 Definition
to punish, avenge, make a claim upon, set free
Term
vinea
 Definition
vineyard, mantlet
Term
vires
 Definition
strength, force
Term
virgo
 Definition
maiden, girl
Term
viridis
 Definition
green
Term
visere
 Definition
to visit, get to see, view
Term
volvere
 Definition
roll, turn over, revolve
Term
votum
 Definition
vow, prayer
Term
abluere
 Definition
to wash away, blot out
Term
abundans
 Definition
abundant
Term
accedere
 Definition
to approach, come near, be added
Term
ademptus
 Definition
deprived of
Term
adfor,ari (affor)
 Definition
to speak to
Term
aequoreus,a,um
 Definition
of the sea
Term
aetas,atis
 Definition
age, life
Term
aestus
 Definition
heat
Term
agger
 Definition
mound, bank
Term
aio,ait
 Definition
say
Term
aliter
 Definition
differently
Term
amplexus
 Definition
embrace
Term
armentum
 Definition
herd of cattle
Term
aro,are
 Definition
plough
Term
artus
 Definition
limb
Term
arvum
 Definition
field
Term
ater,ra,um
 Definition
black
Term
atenuo,are
 Definition
weaken, lessen
Term
avis
 Definition
bird, portent
Term
avidus
 Definition
eager
Term
bos,bovis
 Definition
ox
Term
caedo
 Definition
I kill
Term
careo
 Definition
I lack, am short of
Term
castus
 Definition
chaste
Term
cerva
 Definition
deer
Term
coeptum
 Definition
beginning,undertaking
Term
collis (like colline)
 Definition
hill
Term
communis
 Definition
common, shared
Term
concavus
 Definition
hollow
Term
conticesco
 Definition
I fall silent
Term
conscendo
 Definition
climb, board
Term
convalesco
 Definition
recover
Term
cruor (gross word)
 Definition
gore, blood
Term
cunctor
 Definition
delay
Term
decet
 Definition
it suits
Term
demum
 Definition
it lasts
Term
dens,tis
 Definition
tooth
Term
derigesco
 Definition
grow stiff/rigid
Term
desilio
 Definition
leap down
Term
destituo
 Definition
leave,abandon
Term
destringo
 Definition
draw (sword)
Term
desum (esse)
 Definition
to fail +DAT
Term
detineo
 Definition
hold off, detain
Term
discursus
 Definition
running about
Term
dispendo
 Definition
weigh out
Term
dulcis
 Definition
sweet, pleasant
Term
ensis (pointy)
 Definition
sword
Term
evanesco
 Definition
vanish
Term
examinis
 Definition
lifeless,dead
Term
excutio
 Definition
shake off
Term
famulus
 Definition
slave, servant
Term
forces
 Definition
throat
Term
ferveo,erei,ferbui
 Definition
to be hot,seethe
Term
foilum
 Definition
leaf
Term
furtum
 Definition
theft
Term
glacies
 Definition
ice
Term
gubernator
 Definition
helmsman
Term
gurges
 Definition
whirlpool,eddy
Term
harena
 Definition
sand
Term
haurio -->haustus
 Definition
drinking,draught
Term
herba
 Definition
grass
Term
iacto
 Definition
throw about, toss
Term
ingeniosus
 Definition
ingenious, clever
Term
illuc
 Definition
thither, to that place
Term
incubo
 Definition
lie on
Term
inhonestus
 Definition
shameful
Term
invado
 Definition
attack
Term
invitus
 Definition
unwilling
Term
ius, iuris
 Definition
right, law
Term
lacero
 Definition
tear, mangle
Term
levo,are
 Definition
lighten, relieve
Term
luctus :( (like luto)
 Definition
grief
Term
margo,inis
 Definition
edge, border
Term
materia
 Definition
material
Term
membrum
 Definition
limb
Term
memo,memorare
 Definition
mention,narrate
Term
memini
 Definition
I remember
Term
mollis
 Definition
soft
Term
minister
 Definition
attendant, accomplice
Term
nequeo
 Definition
I cannot
Term
nimium (of a good thing)
 Definition
too much
Term
obsto
 Definition
block, stand in the way of
Term
obstupesco
 Definition
to be struck dumb, astounded
Term
orbis
 Definition
globe, world
Term
palma
 Definition
palm, hand, victory
Term
pateo
 Definition
lie open
Term
pateficio
 Definition
open
Term
pavidus
 Definition
fearful, panicstruck
Term
pecus (being pecked by a sheep)
 Definition
farm animal, sheep
Term
percutio
 Definition
strike, shock
Term
percutio
 Definition
strike, shock
Term
perfidus
 Definition
treacherous
Term
pervius
 Definition
passable
Term
pluvialis
 Definition
rainy
Term
posco,ere
 Definition
demand
Term
postulo,are
 Definition
demand
Term
poto
 Definition
drink (poto out of my pot)
Term
praesagium (dun dun dun)
 Definition
foreboding
Term
prendo
 Definition
seize
Term
pristinus
 Definition
former
Term
prosilio
 Definition
leap out
Term
prosum,esse
 Definition
to benefit
Term
quamvis
 Definition
although
Term
recondo
 Definition
shut up, bury, hide
Term
recurvis
 Definition
bent round
Term
rite
 Definition
duly
Term
ruo,ere
 Definition
rush, collapse, fall
Term
rusticus
 Definition
rural
Term
saeculum
 Definition
generation, lifetime
Term
semi-animis
 Definition
half alive
Term
serus (you're very serus mitchell!)
 Definition
late
Term
serpo
 Definition
crawl, creep
Term
sileo
 Definition
be silent
Term
silex (the silexsileces)
 Definition
flint, stone
Term
simulo
 Definition
imitate, pretend
Term
singulae
 Definition
every single, individual
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sive...sive
 Definition
whether...or
Term
solacia
 Definition
comfort, consolation
Term
solor
 Definition
console
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spargo
 Definition
scatter
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sterno
 Definition
spread, lay down
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sublimis (think sublime)
 Definition
high, lofty
Term
tabella
 Definition
tablet
Term
taedium
 Definition
weariness
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torreo
 Definition
I scorch, burn
Term
torus
 Definition
couch,bed
Term
trepidare
 Definition
tremble, be nervous
Term
tueori
 Definition
watch over, protect
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turbidus
 Definition
wild, confused
Term
velamen
 Definition
covering
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velo
 Definition
I cover
Term
velox
 Definition
swift
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velum
 Definition
sail
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vena
 Definition
vein
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viscus,eris
 Definition
innards
Term
volucer
 Definition
flying, winged
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