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| m. accuser, prosecutor; informant |
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| m. axle; wagon, chariot; the earth's axis; north pole; vault of heaven; region, climate, country; board, plank |
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| m. blood; descent, parentage, family; descendant; murder, bloodshed; (fig.) lifeblood, source of vitality, life, strength; forcefulness, life, vigor (of a speech); sanguinem dare to bleed; sanguinem effundere (or profundere) to bleed heavily; sanguinem haurire to shed (s.o.'s) blood; sanguinis missio (med.) bloodletting; sanguinem mittere (of a physician) to let blood, bleed |
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| m. booklet, pamphlet; notebook; journal, diary; program; handbill, advertisement; petition; answer to a petition; letter; written accusation, indictment; libel; satirical verse |
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| m. bread; loaf or bread; ~em coquere to bake bread; ~ cibārius coarse bread; ~ secundus stale bread |
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| m. census; register of the census; income bracket; wealth, property; rich presents; cēnsum agere (or habēre) to hold a census; cēnsū prohibēre to exclude from citizenship; in cēnsum referre to register in the census list |
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| m. coin; cash, money; sesterce (small silver coin, worth about a dime); small sum, trifle; in nummīs habēre to have in cash |
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| m. crier, heralds; auctioneer; (fig.) eulogist |
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| m. cup, goblet; cooking pot; (fig.) wine |
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| m. eleven-twelfths; hērēs ex deūnce heir to eleven-twelfths |
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| m. falling; fall, downfall, overthrow, end; chance, event, occurrence; occasion, opportunity; adventure; emergency; misfortune, accident; plight; eventuality, possible situation, contingency; death; fate; (gram.) case |
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| m. furrow; ditch, trench (for plants); track (of a wheel or meteor); wrinkle; plowing; wake (of a ship) |
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| m. garden; garden used by Epicurus as a place of teaching; (fig.) philosophical system || mpl. park |
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| m. grandfather; forefather |
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| m. household manager, chief butler; cashier; treasurer |
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| m. indentation, curve, fold, hollow; fold of the toga about the breast, pocket, purse; breast, bosom, lap; bay, gulf, lagoon; winding coast; valley, hollow; heart (e.g., of a city), interior; intimacy; in ~ meō est he/she is dear to me |
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| m. knot; bulge; muscle, brawn; bed, couch, mattress; cushion; mound; boss; flowery expression; torus geniālis conjugal bed |
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| m. labyrinth, maze (esp. that built by Daedalus on Crete) |
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| m. lawyer; (pej.) shyster |
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| m. little place, spot; pocket; drawer |
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| m. madness, rage, fury, passion; furor, excitement; prophetic frenzy, inspiration; passionate love |
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| m. man; he-man, hero; husband; lover; manhood, virility; (mil) infantry-man |
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| m. mooing, bellowing; roaring, rumbling |
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| m. nest; nestlings, brood; pigeon-hole (fig) home || mpl nestlings, brood |
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| m. one-fourth, a quarter; penny (smallest coin, worth one sixth of Roman as); quarter of a pound; quarter pint (quarter of a sextārius); ~e lavātum īre to take a bath for a penny (usual price of a bath) |
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| m. open field (opp. ager tilled field); flat space, plain; level surface; (fig) field of action, subject of debate; Campus Martius Field of Mars (near the Tiber, used for sports, elections, military exercises) |
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| m. or n. belly, abdomen; womb; potbelly (of a man); ~ gerere to be pregnant |
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| m. parasite, sponger, free-loader |
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| m. prison; prisoners; (coll.) jailbird || mpl. starting gate (at racetrack); ad carcerēs ā calce revocārī to start over from scratch (literally, to be called back from the chalk line, i.e., finish line, to the starting gate) |
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| m. rain cloud, storm cloud; cloud; rainstorm, heavy shower; shower, spray; (fig) storm; (fig) dense crowd |
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| m. reader (esp. a slave who read aloud to his master) |
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| m. reporter; (leg.) informant |
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| m. running up and down, running about; (mil) pincer movement |
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| m. sealer, signer; witness |
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| m. seer, prophet; bard, poet || f. prophetess; poetess |
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| m. shoe; ~ī mulleī/patriciī red shoes worn by senators who'd held curule office; ~ōs mūtāre (fig.) to become a senator (from the shoes that senators wore); ~ōs poscere to leave the table (literally, to call for one's shoes) |
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| m. smoke; fume; steam, vapor || mpl. clouds of smoke |
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| m. spouse, husband || mpl. married couple || f. spouse, wife; fiancee; bride; the female (of animals) |
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| m. turning; furrow; line, row; turn, step (in a dance); (in prose and poetry) line, verse |
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| m. wild boar; meat of wild boar as food |
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| m. wind; intestinal wind; (fig.) storm; ventum emittere to break wind |
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| m. wrap, cloak; clothing; fashion (in dress), style (in dress); headdress used in worship |
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| mf. companion; fellow traveler; associate, partner; attendant; staff member; concomitant |
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| mf. home-born slave (born in the master's house); native |
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| mf. snake, serpent || Anguis m Dragon, Serpent, Hydra (constellations) |
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| corruptor, -ōris m, corruptrīx, -īcis f |
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| corrupter, seducer, briber (conr-) |
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