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Cambridge Stage 7 (Uconn)
Vocab from stage 7 (94 Words)
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Language - Latin
Undergraduate 1
11/11/2010
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Term
amphitheatrum
 Definition
amphitheater
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animal
 Definition
animal
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aper
 Definition
boar
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arena
 Definition
arena
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caelum
 Definition
sky (celestial)
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centurio
 Definition
centurion
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cervus
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deer
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crinis
 Definition
hair (cringe)
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feles
 Definition
cat (feline)
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gladiator
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gladiator
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gladius
 Definition
sword (gladiator uses it)
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homo
 Definition
man (homo sapiens)
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impetus
 Definition
attack (impetus, or even petit)
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hospes
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guest (hospitality, hospitable)
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locus
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place (location)
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luna
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moon (lunar)
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lupus
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wolf (lupine)
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nox
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night (noxious)
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poculum
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wine cup
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sermo
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conversation (sermon)
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silva
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forest, woods (sylvan)
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stella
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star (stellar)
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stilus
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pen (stylus brand pens)
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stola
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dress
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terra
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ground (terrain)
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tunica
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tunic
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umbra
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ghost,shadow (umbrella)
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ventatio
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hunt
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venatior
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hunter
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versipellis
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werewolf
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vir
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man (virile)
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vita
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life (vitality)
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fortasse
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perhaps
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fortiter
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bravely (Fortify, fortitude)
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heri
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yesterday
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num
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surely not!
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opportune
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just at the right time
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optime
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very well (optimal)
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timide
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fearfully (timidly) (timid)
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caute
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carefully/cautiously
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diligente
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diligently
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amittere
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lose
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amare
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love
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apparere
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appear (apperition)
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componere
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arrange (compose)
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conspicere
 Definition
catch sight of (conspicuous)
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curare
 Definition
look after (curator)
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decidere
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fall down (descend)
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deponere
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put down
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deperare
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despair (depression)
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os,oris
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mouth (oral)
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emittere
 Definition
hurl (emit)
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evanescere
 Definition
vanish (Evanescent)
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explicare
 Definition
explain (Explicit,explicate)
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haurire
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drain
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inspicere
 Definition
examine (Inspect)
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intellegere
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understand (intellect, intelligence, intel)
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latere
 Definition
lie down (lateral movement)
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lucere
 Definition
shine (luxurious)
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mittere
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send (transmit)
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praeterire
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pass by ("prae")
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procedere
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proceed (procedure
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pugnare
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fight (Pugnacious
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rapere
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seize (the rapture, rapid,)
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tacere
 Definition
be silent (tacitly, tacit)
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terrere
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frighten (terrify)
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trahere
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drag (tracks?)
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tranfigere
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pierce (transfixed)
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ululare
 Definition
howl (sound of howling...)
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vibro
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brandish (vibration, vibrato, vibes)
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vivere
 Definition
to live (vividly, vivid)
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alius
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another (alias)
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audax
 Definition
bold (audacious)
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desterted
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desertus
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ferox
 Definition
fierce (ferocious)
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hilaris
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cheery (hilarious)
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ignavus
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cowardly (knave)
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insanus
 Definition
insane
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lapideus
 Definition
made of stone (lapis)
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longus
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long
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magnificus
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magnificent
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mirabile
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Marvelous (miracle, miraculous)
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mortuus
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dead
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notissimus
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very famous (notorious)
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nullus
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no (null)
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obscurus
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dark (obscure)
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pessimus
 Definition
worst (pessimistic)
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praeceps
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headlong, head first ("prae")
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pretiosus
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expensive
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primus
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first (Prime, primo)
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proprius
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proper (appropriate)
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pulcherrimus
 Definition
very beautiful (pulchrous)
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secundus
 Definition
second
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visitare
 Definition
visit
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