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vis, f, power/force/violence
vires, virium (pl)= strength |
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ire, ii/-ivi, iturus
to go
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abire, abii/-ivi, abiturus
to go away, depart
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adire, adii/-ivi, aditurus
to go towards, approach
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exire, exii/-ivi, exiturus
to go out, exit
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inire, inii/-ivi, initurus
to enter, begin
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perire, perii/-ivi, periturus
to perish, die
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redire, redii/-ivi, rediturus
to go back, return
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subire, subii/-ivi, subiturus
to go up, to undergo, to approach
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transire, transii/-ivi, transiturus
to go across, cross
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ferre, tuli, latus
to carry, bear, endure, report, say |
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adferre, attuli, adlatus
to bring to, cause |
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auferre, abstuli, ablatus
to carry away, take away |
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conferre, contuli, collatus
to bring together, collect, compare, contribute
se conferre= to proceed, go |
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inferre, intuli, illatus
to bring in, introduce, inflict |
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offerre, obtuli, oblatus
to offer, bring forward |
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referre, rettuli, relatus
to carry back, bring back, report |
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tollere, sustuli, sublatus
to lift up, raise, remove, carry off, steal |
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| the whole, all (collectively) |
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