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lEctor, lEctoris (M)
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| the reader, of the reader |
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| The desire, of the desire |
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| accedO, accedEre, accessI, accessum |
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| I approach, to approach, i approached, having been approached |
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| carpO, carpere, carpsI, carptum |
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| I pluck/ seize, to pluck/ seize, I plucked/ seized, having been plucked/seized |
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| cOgo, cOgere, coEgI, coActum |
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| I compel/ bring together, to compel/ bring together, I compelled/ brought together, having been compelled/brought together |
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| contemnO, contemnere, contempsI, contemptum |
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| i despise/ scorn, having been despised/ scorned, having been despised/ scorned |
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| contundO, contundere, contudI, contUsum |
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| i destroy/ crush, to destroy/ crush, i destroyed/ crushed, having been destroyed/ crushed |
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| cUro, cUrAre, cUrAvI, cUrAtum |
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| i care for, to care for, i cared for, having been cared for |
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| dEcernO, dEcernere, dEcrevI, dEcretum |
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| i decide, to decide, i decided, having been decided |
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| exigO, exigere, exEgI, exActum |
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| I drive out/ exact, to drive out/ exact, i drove out/ exact, having been driven out/ exacted |
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| fIO, fierI, factus sum, factus |
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| i become/ happen, to become/ happen, i became/ happened, having been become/ happened |
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| oblectO, oblectAre, oblectAvI, oblectAtum |
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| i please, to please, i pleased, having been pleased |
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| OrO, OrAre, OrAvI, OrAtum |
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| i beg/ pray, to beg/ pray, i begged/prayed, having been begged/ prayed |
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| recreO, recreAre, recreAvI, recreAtum |
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| I restore, to restore, i restored, having been restored |
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| RequIrO, requirere, requIsIvI, requIsItum ` |
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| I require, to require, i require, having been required |
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| serEnO, serEnAre, serEnAvI, serenAtum |
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| i calm/ soothe, to calm/ soothe, i calmed/ soothed, having been calmed/ soothed |
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| nihil (NOUN/ INDECLINABLE) |
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| amO, amAre, amaAvI, amAtum |
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| i love, to love, I loved, having been loved |
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| cOgitO, cOgitAre, cOgitAvI, cOgitAtum |
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| i think, to think, i thought, having been thought |
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| dEbeO, dEbEre, dEbuI, dEbitum |
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| i ought, to ought, i ought, having been ought |
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| I give, to give, i gave, having been given |
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| errO, errAre, errAvI, errAtum |
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| I err, to err, I erred, having been erred |
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| laudO, laudAre, laudAvI, laudAtum |
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| I praise, to praise, I praised, having been praised |
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| moneO, monEre, monuI, monitum |
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| I remind/ advise, to remind/ advise, I reminded/ advised, having been reminded/ advised |
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| servO, servAre, servAvi, servAtum |
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| I preserve, to preserve, I preserved, having been preserved |
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| cOnservO, cOnservAre, cOnservAvI, cOnservAtum |
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| I preserve, to preserve,I preserved, having been preserved |
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| terreO, terrEre, terruI, territum |
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| I frighten, to frighten, I frightened, having been frightened |
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| valeO, valEre, valuI, valitUrum |
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| I am strong, to be strong, I was strong, having been strong |
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| VideO, vidEre, vIdI, vIsum |
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| i see, to see, i saw, having been seen |
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| vocO, vocAre, vocAvI, vocAtum |
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| I call, to call, I called, having been called |
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| fAma, fAmae, fAmam, fAmA; fAmArum, fAmIs, fAmAs |
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| the fame (subj)/ fame!;of the fame/ to, for the fame/ the fames; fame (obj); by/ with/ from/ in/ on the fame; of the fames; to/ for/ by/with/ from/ in/ on/ at the fames; fames (obj) |
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| fOrma, fOrmae, formam, formA, formArum, formIs, formAs |
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| the form (subj)/ form!; of the form,to/for the form, the forms; form (obj), by/ with/ from/in/ on the form; of the forms; to/ for/ by/ with/ from/ in/ on the forms; the forms (obj.) |
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| fortUna, fortUnae, fortUnam, fortUnA,fortUnArum, fortUnIs, fortUnAs |
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| the forune (subj.)/ fortune!; of the fortune, to/for the fortune, fortunes (subj.); the fortune (obj); by/with/from/ in/on the fortune; of the fortunes; to/for/by/ with/from/ in/on/at the fortunes; fortunes (obj) |
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| Ira, Irae, Iram, IrA, IrArum, IrIs, IrAs |
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| the anger (subj)/ anger!; of the anger, to/for the anger, angers (subj.), anger (obj.); by/with/from/ in/on the anger; of the angers; to/for/by/with/from/in/on the angers; angers (obj) |
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| nauta, nautae, nautam, nautA, nautArum, nauIs, nautAs (M) |
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| the sailor (subj)/ sailor!; of the sailor, to/for the sailor, the sailors (subj; the sailor (obj); by/with/from/in/on the sailor, sailors!; of the sailors; to/for/by/with/from/in/on the sailors;sailors (obj) |
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| patria, patriae, patriam, patriA, patriArum, patrIs, patriAs |
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| the country (subj)/ country!; of the country, to/for the country, countries (subj), countries!; the country (obj); by/with/from/in/on/at the country; of the countries; to/for/ by/with/from/in/on the countries; the countries (obj) |
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| pecUnia, pecUniae, pecUniam, pecuniA, pecuniArum, pecunIs,pecuniAs |
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| the money (subj), money!; of the money, to/for the money, monies (subj), monies!; money (obj); by/with/from/in/on/at the money;of the monies; to/for/by/with/from/in/ on the monies;monies (obj) |
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| philosophia, philosophiae, philosophiam, philsophiA, philosophiArum, philosophIs, philosophiAs |
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| the philosophy(subj)/ philosophy!; of the philosophy, to/for the philosophy, philosophies (subj), philosophies!; the philosophy (obj); by/with/from/in/on/at the philosophy; of the philosophies; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the philosophies; philosophies (obj) |
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| poena, poenae, poenam, poenA, poenArum, poenIs, poenAs |
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| the punishment (subj)/ punishment!; of the punishment, to/for the punishment, punishments (subj), punishments!; punishment (obj); by/with/from/in/on/at the punishment; of the punishments; by/with/from/in/on/at the punishments; the punishments (obj) |
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| poEta, poEtae, poEtam, poEtA, poEtArum, poEtIs, poEtAs |
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| the poet,Poet!; of the poet, to/for the poet, poets!, poets (subj); the poet (obj); by/with/from/in/on the poet; of the poets; to/for/by/with/from/in/on the poets; poets (o) |
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| porta, portae, portam, portA,portArum, portIs, portAs |
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| the door (s), door!; of the door, to/for the door, doors!, doors (s); the door (o); by/with/from/in/on/at the door; of the doors; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the doors; the doors (o) |
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| puella, puellae, puellam, puellA, puellArum, puellIs, puellAs |
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| the girl, girl!; of the girl, to/for the girl, girls (s), girls!; the girl (o); by/with/from/in/on/at the girl; of the girls; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the girls; girls (o) |
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| rosa, rosae, rosam, rosA, rosArum, rosIs, rosAs |
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| the rose (s), Rose!; of the rose, to/for the rose, the roses(s),roses!; the rose (o); by/with/from/in/on/at the rose; of the roses; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the roses; roses (O) |
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| sententia,sententiae, sententiam, sententiA, sententiArum, sententiIs, sententiAs |
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| the opinion/sentence (s), Sentence!/Opinion!; of the opinion/sentence, to/for the sentence/opinion, sentences/opinions (s), sentences! opinions!, the sentence, opinion (o); by/with/from/in/on/at the sentence/ opinion; of the sentences, opinions; by/with/from/in/on/at the sentences/opinions; the sentences/opinions (o) |
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| vIta, vItae, vItam, vItA, vItArum, vItIs, vItAs |
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| the life, Life!; of the life, to/for the life, lives (s), lives!; life (o); by/with/from/in/on/at the life; of the lives; to/for/by/from/in/on/at the lives; lives (o) |
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| antIqua, antIquae, antIquam, antIquA, antIquArum, antIquIs, antIquAs (ADJ/F) |
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| ancient- (s), ancient-!;of the ancient-, to/for the ancient-, ancients! ancients -(s); ancient- (o); by/with/from/in/on/at the ancient -;of the ancients -; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the ancients -; ancients - (o) |
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| Magna, magnae, magnam, magnA,magnArum magnIs, magnAs (ADJ/FEM) |
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| large/great(s), large/great!; of the large/great-, to/for the large/great, larges/ greats-!, larges/greats (s); of the larges/greats; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the larges/greats; the larges/greats (o) |
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| mea, meae, meam, meA, meArum, meIs, meAs (Adj/FEM) |
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| my- (s), my-!; of my-, to/for my -, my (pl/s), mys-!;my (o); by/with/from/in/on/at my-; of mys-; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at mys-; mys (o) |
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| multa, multae, multam, multA, multArum, multIs, multAs (ADJ/FEM) |
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| much-(s), much-!; of much-; to/for much-, many (s), many!; many (o); by/with/from/in/on/at much; of many; to/for/by/with/from/in/on many; many (o) |
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| tua, tuae, tuam, tuA, tuArum, tuIs, tuAs (ADJ/FEM) |
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| your - (s), your-!; of your-, to/for your-, your (pl/s), your!; your (O); by/with/from/in/on/at your; of your (pl); to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at your (pl); your (pl/o) |
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| ager, agrI, agrO, agrum, agre, agrOrum, agrIs, agrOs |
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| the field (s); of the field, the fields (s); to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the field; field (o); Field!; of the fields; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the fields; fields (o) |
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| satiO, satiAre, SatiAvI, satiAtum |
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| i satisfy, to satisfy, I satisfied, having been satisfied |
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| habeO, habEre, habuI, habitum |
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| I have, to have, I had, having been had |
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| ROmAnus/ROmAna, ROmAnI/ ROmAnae, RomanO/ ROmAnA, ROmAne, ROmAnum/ ROmAnam, ROmAnOrum/ ROmAnArum, ROmAnIs, ROmAnAs/ ROmAnOs (ADJ) |
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| Roman (m/f); of the Roman (M, Romans (S/M)/ of the Roman (F), to/for the Roman woman, the Roman women (s), Roman women!; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the Roman man, by/with/from/in/on/at the Roman woman; Roman man!; Roman man/woman (o); of the Roman men/women; to/for/ by/with/from/in/on/at the Roman women/ men; Roman women/ men (o) |
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| paucI (M)/ paucae (F), paucOrum/ paucArum; paucIs, paucOs/paucAs (ADJ/PL) |
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| few men/ few women; of the few men/women; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the few men/women; few men/women (o) |
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| avArus/avAra; avArI/avArae; avAram/avArum; avArO; aVarA; avAre; avArOrum/avArArum; avArIs; avArOs/ avArAs |
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| greedy man/ woman (s), greedy woman!;of the greedy man, greedy men (s), Greedy men!/ of the greedy woman, to/for the greedy woman, greedy women (s), greedy women!; the greedy man/woman (o); to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the greedy man; by/with/from/in/on/at the greedy woman; greedy man!; of the greedy men/ women; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the greedy men, women; greedy men/ women (o) |
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| vir, virI, virO, virum, vire, virOrum, virIs, virOs |
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| the man (s); of the man, the men (s), to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the man; man (o); Man!; of the men; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the men; the men (o) |
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| sapientia, sapientiae, sapientiam, sapientiA, sapientiArum, sapientiIs, sapientiAs |
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| the wisdom (s), wisdom!; of the wisdom, to/for the wisdom, wisdoms! wisdoms (s); wisdom (o); by/with/from/in/on/at wisdom; of the wisdoms; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the wisdoms; wisdoms(o) |
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| puer, puerI, puerO, puerum, puere, pueroOrum, puerIs, puerOs |
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| the boy (s); of the boy/ the boys(s); to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the boy; boy!;of the boys; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the boys; boys(o) |
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| populus, populI, populO, populum, popule, populOrum, populIs, populOs |
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| the people (s); of the people, peoples!; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the people; people!; of the peoples; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the peoples; peoples(o) |
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| numerus, numerI, numerO, numerum, numere, numerOrum, numerIs, numerOs |
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| the number (s); of the number, numbers (s); to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the number;the number (o); number!; of the numbers; to/for/by /with/from/in/on/at the numbers; numbers (o) |
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| fIlius, fIliI, fIliO, fIlium, fIlie, fIliOrum, fIlibus, fIliOs |
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| the son (s); of the son, suns (s); to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the son; son (o); Son!; of the sons; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the sons; sons (o) |
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| fIlia, fIliae, fIliam, fIliA, fIliArum, fIliAbus, fIliAs |
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| the daughter (s); of the daughter, to/for the daughter, Daughter!, Daughters (s); the daughter (o); by/with/from/in/on/at the daughter; of the daughters; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the daughters; daughters (o) |
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| fEmina, fEminae, fEminam, fEminA, fEminArum, fEminIs, fEminAs |
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| the woman (s); of the women, to/for the woman; Women! Women (s); the woman (o); by/with/from/in/on/at the woman; of the women; to/for/by/with/from/in/on/at the women; the women (O) |
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| I am, to be, I was, am going to be |
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| iuvO/adiuvO, iUvAre,iUvI, iUtum |
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| i help, to help, i helped, having been helped |
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| quandO (interrogative and relative ADV and CONJ) |
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| cEnO, cEnAre, cEnAvI, cEnAtum |
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| i dine, to dine, i dined, having been dined |
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| culpO, culpAre, culpAvI, culpAtum |
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| I blame, to blame, I blamed, having been blamed |
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1.remanerO, remanEre, remAnsI, remAnsum
2. maneO, manEre, mAnsI, mAnsum |
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| I remain, to remain, I remained, having been remained |
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| superO, superAre, superAvI, superAtum |
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| i am above, to be above, I was above, having been above |
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1.I will be
2. you will be
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1.erimus
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1.we shall be
2. you will be
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1.eram
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1.I was
2. you were
3. he/she/it was
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2. you were
3.they/there were |
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| tolerO, tolerAre, tolerAvI, tolerAtum |
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| I tolerate/endure; to tolerate/endure; i tolerated/endured; having been tolerated |
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1. possum
2. potes
3. potest
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2. potestis
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1. I am able
2. You are able
3.He/she/it is able
1. We are able
2. Y'all are able
3. They are able |
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1. PoterO
2. poteris
3. poterit
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1.I will be able
2. You will be able
3. He/she/it will be able
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2. Y'all will be able
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1.poteram
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1. I was able; could
2. You were able; could
3. he/she/it was able; could
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2. y'all were able; could
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| I am able, to be able,I was able |
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| necO, necAre, necAvI, necAtum |
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| I kill, to kill, I killed, having been killed |
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| vincO, vincere, vIcI, victum |
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| i conquer, to conquer, I conquered, having been conquered |
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| trahO, trahere, trAxI, tractum |
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| I draw/ drag; to draw/drag; i drew/ dragged; having been drawn/dragged |
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| scrIbO, scrIbere, scrIpsI, scrIptum |
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| I write, to write, I wrote, having been written |
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| gerO, gerere, gessI, gestum |
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| I wear/ wage; to wear/wage; I wore/waged; having been worn/ waged |
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| dUcO, dUcere, dIxI, ductum |
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| I lead/ consider; to lead/consider; I led/ considered; having been led/ considered |
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| doceO, docEre, docuI, doctum |
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| I teach, to teach, I taught, having been taught |
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| I learn, to learn, I learned |
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| dEmOnstrO, dEmOnstrAre, dEmOnstrAvI, dEmOnstAtum |
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| I demonstrate/ show; to demonstrate/show, I demonstrated/ showed; having been demonstrated/ showed |
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| i do/drive/spend; to do/drive/spend; I did/ drove/ spent; having been done/driven/spent |
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| fugiO, fugere, fUgI, fugitUrum |
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| I flee, to flee, I fled, having been fled |
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| faciO, facere, fEcI, factum |
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| I make/ do; to make/ do; I made/did; having been made/ done |
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| dIcO, dIcere, dIxI, dictum |
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| I say, to say, I said, having been said |
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| capiO, capere, cEpI, captum |
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| I take, to take, I took, having been taken |
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| audiO, audIre, audIvi, audItum |
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| I hear, to hear, I heard, having been heard |
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| I, of me, to/for me, me (O)/ by/with/from/in/on/at me |
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| you (s); of you; to/for you; you (O)/ by/with/from/in/on/at you |
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| sentiO, sentIre, sEnsI, sEnsum |
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| I feel, to feel, I felt, having been felt |
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| mittO, mittere, mIsI, missum |
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| I send, to send, I sent, having been sent |
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| intellegO, intellegere, intellExI, intellectum |
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| I understand, to understand, I understood, having been understood |
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| autem (postpositive CONJ) |
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| creO, creAre, creAvI, creAtum |
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| I create, to create, I created, having been created |
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| cadO, cadere, cecidI, cAsUrum |
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| I fall, to fall, I fell, having been fallen |
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| AmittO, Amittere, AmIsI, Amissum |
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| I lose, to lose, I lost, having been lost |
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| stO, stAre, stetI, statum |
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| I stand, to stand, I stood, having been stood |
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| iungO, iungere, iUnxI, iunctum |
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| I join, to join, I joined, having been joined |
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| dIligO, dIligere,dIlExI, dIlEctum |
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| I love, to love, I loved, having been loved |
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| I nourish/ support; to nourish/ support; i nourished/ supported; having been nourished/ supported |
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| vItO, vItAre, vItAvI, vItAtum |
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| I avoid, to avoid, I avoided, having been avoided |
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| teneO, tenEre, tenuI, tentum |
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| I hold, to hold, I held, having been held |
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| mUtO, mUtAre, mUtAvI, mUtAtum |
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| I change, to change, I changed, having been changed |
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| currO, currere, curcurrI, cursum |
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| I run, to run, I ran, having been run |
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| appellO, appellAre, appellAvI, appellAtum |
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| I call, to call, I called, having been called |
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| A (before consonants) ab (before vowels or consonants) |
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| committO, committere, commIsI, commissum |
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| I entrust, to entrust, I entrusted, having been entrusted |
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| exspectO, exspectAre, exspectAvI, exspectAtum |
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| I expect, to expect, I expected, having been expected |
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| iaciO, iacere, iEcI, iactum |
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| i throw, to throw, I threw, having been thrown |
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| I fear, to fear, I feared |
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| EiciO, Eicere, EieCi, Eiectum |
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| i throw out, to throw out, I threw out, having been thrown out |
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| regO, regere, rExI, rEctum |
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| I rule, to rule, I ruled, having been ruled |
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| recitO, recitAre, recitAvI, recitAtum |
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| I recite, to recite, I recited, having been recited |
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| neglegO, neglegAre, neglegAvI, neglegAtum |
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| I neglect, to neglect, I neglected, having been neglected |
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| nAvigO, navigAre, navigAvI, navigAtum |
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| I navigate, to navigate, I navigated, having been navigated |
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| incipiO, incipere, incEpI, inceptum |
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| I begin, to begin, I began, having been begun |
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| dEleO, dElEre, dElEvI, dElEtum |
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| I delete, to delete, I deleted, having been deleted |
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| cupiO, cupere, cupIvI, cupItum |
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| I desire, to desire, I desired, having been desired |
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| I began, to have begun, having been begun |
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| admittO, admittere, admIsI, admissum |
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| I admit/let in; to admit/ let in; I admitted/ let in; having been admitted/ allowing to be let in |
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| videor, viderI, vIsus sum |
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| I seem, to seem, I seemed |
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| moveO, movEre, mOvI,mOtum |
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| I move, to move, I moved, having been moved |
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| legO, legere, lEgI, lEctum |
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| I pick out/ choose/ read; to pick out/choose/ read; I picked out/ chosen/ read; having been picked out/chosen/ read |
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| fluO, fluere, flUxI, flUxum |
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| i flow, to flow, I flowed, having been flowed |
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| parO, parAre, parAvI, parAtum |
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| I prepare, to prepare, I prepared, having been prepared |
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| lIberO, lIberAre, lIberAvI, lIberAtum |
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| I free, to free, I freed, having been freed |
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| dElectO, dElectAre, dElectAvI, dElectAtum |
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| I delight/ please; to delight/ please; I delighted/ pleased; having been delighted/ pleased |
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| prOnUntiO, prOnUntiAre, prOnUntiAvI, prOnUntiAtum |
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| I announce/ pronounce; to pronounce/ announce; I pronounced/ announced; having been pronounced/ announced |
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| prohibeO, prohibere, prohibuI, prohibitum |
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| I prohibit, to prohibit, I prohibited, having been prohibited |
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| discedO, discEdere discessI, discessum |
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| I go away, to go away, I went away, having been gone away |
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| dEfendO, dEendere, dEfendI, dEfEnsum |
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| i defenf, to defend, I defended, having been defended |
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| careO, carEre, caruI, caritUrum (+ABL) |
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| I lack, to lack, I lacked, having been lacked |
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| tangO, tangere, tetigI, tActum |
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| I touch, to touch, I touched, having been touched |
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| sciO, scIre, scIvI, scItum |
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| I know, to know, I known, having been known |
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| relinquO, relinquere, relIquI, relictum |
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| I leave behind, to leave behind, I left behind, having been left behind |
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| rapiO, rapere, rapuI, raptum |
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| I seize, to seize, I seized, having been seized |
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| labOrO, labOrAre, laborAvI, labOrAtum |
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| I labor, to labor, I labored, having been labored |
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| iubeO, iubEre, iussI, iussum |
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| I order, to order, I ordered, having been ordered |
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| contineO, continEre, continuI, contentum |
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| I hold together, to hold together, I held together, having been held together |
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| tollO, tollere, sustulI, sublAtum |
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| I raise, to raise, I raised, having been raised |
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| EripiO, Eripere, EripuI, Ereptum |
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| I snatch away, to snatch, I snatched, having been snatched away |
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| cernO, cernere, crEvI, crEtum |
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| I perceive, to perceive, I perceived, having been perceived |
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| vertO, vertere, vertI, versum |
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| I turn, to turn, I turned, having been turned |
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| AvertO, Avertere, AvertI, Aversum |
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| I turn away, to turn away, I turned away, having been turned away |
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| revertO, revertere, revertI, reversum |
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| I turn back, to turn back, I turned back, having been turned back |
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| opprimO, opprimere, oppressI, oppressum |
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| I oppress, to oppress, I oppressed, having been oppressed |
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| premO, premere, pressI, pressum |
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| I press, to press, I pressed, having been pressed |
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| petO, petere, petIvI, petItum |
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| I seek/aim at/attack; to seek/aim at/attacked; I sought/aimed at/ attacked; having been sought/aimed at/ attacked |
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| ostendO, ostendere, ostendI, ostentum |
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| I show, to show, In showed, having been shown |
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| gaudeO, gaudEre gAvIsus sum |
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| I rejoice, to rejoice, I rejoiced |
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| EducO, EducAre, EducAvI, EducAtum |
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| I bring up/ educate; to bring up/ educate; I brought up/ educated; having been brought up/ educated |
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| EducO, EducAre, EducAvI, EducAtum |
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| I bring up/ educate; to bring up/ educate; I brought up/ educated; having been brought up/ educated |
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| rIdeO, rIdEre, rIsI, rIsum |
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| I laugh, to laugh, I laughed, having been laughed |
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| quareO, quarere, quaesIvI, quaesitum |
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| I look for/ask; to look for/ask; I looked for/asked; having been looked for/asked |
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| nArrO, nArrAre, nArrAvI, nArrAtum |
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| i narrate, to narrate, I narrated, having been narrated |
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| expellO, expellere, expulI, expulsum |
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| I drive out, to drive out, I drove out, having been drove out |
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| pellO, pellere, pepulI, pulsum |
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| I drive out, to drive out, I drove out, having been driven out |
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| recipiO, recipere, recEpI, receptum |
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| I receive, to receive, I received, having been received |
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| excipiO, excipere, excEpI, exceptum |
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| I expect/ take out; to take out/ expect; I took out/expected; having been taken out/ expected |
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| accipiO, accipere, accEpI, acceptum |
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| I accept/ receive; to accept/ receive; I accepted/ received; having been received/ accepted |
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| suscipiO, suscipere, suscEpI, susceptum |
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| I undertake, to undertake, I undertook, having been undertaken |
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| sperO, sperAre, sperAvI, sperAtum |
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| I hope, to hope, I hoped, having been hoped |
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| putO, putAre, putAvI, putAtum |
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| I think, to think, I thought, having been thought |
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| paterfaciO, patefacere, patefEcI, patefactum |
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| I make open/ open; to make open/ open; I made open/ opened; having been made open/ opened |
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| nUntiO, nUntiAre, nuntiAvI, nUntiAtum |
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| I announce/ report; to announce/report; I announced/ reported; having been announced/ reported |
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| nesciO, nescIre, nescIvI, nescItum |
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| i know not, to not know, I knew not, having been not known |
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| crEdO, crEdere, crEdidI, crEditum +ACC |
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| i believe/ trust; to believe/ trust; I believed/trusted; having been believed/ trusted |
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| invItO, invItAre, invItAvI, invItAtum |
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| I invite, to invite, I invited, having been invited |
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| quam (ADV & CONJ)- comparative |
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| prObO, prObAre, prObAvI, prObAtum |
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| I approve, to approve, I approved, having been approved |
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| pOnO, pOnere, posuI, positum |
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| I place, to place, I placed, having been placed |
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| taceO, tacEre, tacuI, tacitum |
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| I am silent, to be silent, I was silent, it being quiet |
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| praestO, praestAre, praestitI, praestitum |
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| I excel/ show; to excel/ show; I excelled/ showed; having been excelled/ shown |
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| expleO, explEre, explEvI, explEtum |
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| I fill, to fill, I filled, having been filled |
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| I lack, to lack, I lacked |
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| dEdicO, dEdicAre, dEdicAvI, dEdicAtum |
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| I dedicate, to dedicate, I dedicated, having been dedicated |
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| cEdO, cEdere, cessI, cessum |
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| I go/ yield to, to go/ yield to, I went/ yielded to, having gone/ having been yielded to |
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1. that... not
2. in order not to |
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| surgO, surgere, surreExI, surrEctum |
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| I get up/rise; to get up/rise, I got up/rose; having gotten up/ risen |
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| respondeO, respondEre, responduI, respOnsum |
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| I answer, to answer, I answered, having been answered |
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| pugnO, pugnAre, pugnAvI, pugnAtum |
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| I fight, to fight, I fought, having been fought |
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| molliO, mollIre, mollIvI, mollItum |
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| I soften, to soften, I softened, having been softened |
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| contendO, contendere,contendI,contentum |
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| I struggle/ hurry; to struggle/ hurry; I struggled/ hurried; having been struggled/ hurried |
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| condO, condere, condidI,conditum |
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| I store/found; to store/ found; I stored/ founded; having been stored/ founded |
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| tam (ADV) w/ adjs and advs |
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| quidem (postpositive ADV) |
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| minuO, minuere, minuI, minUtum |
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| i diminish/ lessen; to diminish/lessen; I diminished/ lessened; having been diminished/ lessened |
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| expOnO, expOnere, exposuI, expositum |
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| I explain, to explain, I explained, having been explained |
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| rogO, rogAre, rogAvI, rogAtum |
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| I ask, to ask, I asked, having been asked |
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| cOnsUmO, cOnsUmere, cOnsUmpsI, sOnsUmptum |
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| I consume/use up, to consume/ use up, I consumed/ used up, having been consumed/ used up |
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| dubitO, dubitAre,dubitAvI, dubitAtum |
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| I doubt, to doubt, I doubted, having been doubted |
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| comprehendO, comprehendere, comprehedI, comprehEnsum |
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| I comprehend/ arrest; to comprehend/ arrest; I comprehended/ arrested; having been comprehended/ arrested |
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| cognOscO, cognOscere, cognOvI, cognitum |
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| I become acquainted with/ recognize, to become acquainted with/ recognize; I became acquainted with/ recognized; having became acquainted with/ been recognized |
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| I drink, to drink, I drank |
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| occidO, occidere, occidI, occAsm |
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| I fall down/die; to fall down/ die; I fell down/died; having fell down/ been dead |
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| invideO, invidEre, invIdI, invIsum +DAT |
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| i am envious, to be envious; I was envious; having been envious |
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| referO, referre,rettulI, relAtum |
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| I carry back, to carry back, I carried back, having been carried back |
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| offerO, offerre, obtulI, oblAtum |
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| I offer, to offer, I offered, having been offered |
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| cOnferO, cOnferre, contulI, collAtum |
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| I bring together, to bring together, I brought together, having been brought together |
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| adferO, adferre, attulI, allAtum |
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| I bring to, to bring to, I brought to, having been brought to |
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| I bear/ carry/ endure/tolerate; to bear/carry/endure/tolerate; I bore/carried/endured/tolerated; having been borne/carried/endured/ tolerated |
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| dormiO, dormIre, dormIvI, dormItum |
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| I sleep, to sleep, I slept, having been slept |
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| doleO, dolEre, doluI, dolitUrum |
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| I grieve/suffer, to grieve/suffer, I grieved/suffered; having been grieved/suffered |
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1. among
2. in the presence of |
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| I want/wish; to want/wish; I wanted/wished |
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| prOmittO, prOmittere,prOmIsI, prOmissum |
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| I promise, to promise, I promised, having been promised |
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| praebeO, praebEre, praebuI, praebitum |
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| I provide, to provide, I provided, having been provided |
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| i am open/ lie; to be open/lie open; I was open/ lay open; having been open/ lay open |
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| i not... wish, to not... wish, I not... wished, having been not... wished |
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| I prefer, to prefer, I preferred, having been preferred |
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| trAdO, tradere, tradidI, traditum |
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| i surrender, to surrender, I surrendered, having been surrendered |
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| recUsO, recUsAre, recUsAvI, recUsAtum |
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| I refuse, to refuse, I refused, having been refused |
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| arbitror, arbitrArI, arbitratus sum, |
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| I think, to think, I thought |
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| cOnor, cOnArI, cOnAtus sum |
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| crEscO, crEscere, crEvI,crEtum |
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| I increase, to increase, I increased, having been increased |
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| Egredior, EgredI, Egressus sum |
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| I go out, to go out, I went out |
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| fateor, fatErI, fassus sum |
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| I confess, to confess, I confessed |
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| hortor, hortArI, hortAtus sum |
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| loquor, loquI, locUtus sum |
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| I speak, to speak, I spoke |
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| mOlio, mOlIrI, mOlItus sum |
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| I build/plan; to build/plan; i built/ planned |
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| morior, morI, mortuus sum |
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| I birth, to birth, I birthed |
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| I suffer, to suffer, I suffered |
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| profisicor, profisIcscI, profectus sum |
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| I set out, to set out, I have set out, h |
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| rUsticor, rUstcarI, rUstucAtus sum |
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| I live in the country, to live in the country, I lived in the country |
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| sedeO, sedEre, sEdI, sessum |
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| I sit, to sit, I sat, having been seated |
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| sequor, sequI, secUtus sum |
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| I follow, to follow, I followed |
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| spectO, spectAre, spectAvI, spectAtum |
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| I look at, to look at, I looked, having been looked at |
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| I use, to use, I used, having been used |
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Term
| antepOnO, anepOnere, anteposuI, antepositum + DAT |
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Definition
| I prefer, to prefer, I preferred, having been prefered |
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Term
| foveO, fovEre, fOvI, fOtum |
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Definition
| I cherish/ nurture; to cherish/nurture; I cherished/ nurtured; having been cherished/ nurtured |
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Term
| ignOscO, ignOscere, ignOvI, ignOtum +DAT |
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Definition
| I forgive, to forgive, I forgave, having been forgiven |
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Term
| imperO, imperAre, imperAvI, imperAtum +DAT |
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Definition
| I command, to command, I commanded, having been commanded |
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Term
| mIror, mIrArI,mIrAtus sum |
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Definition
| I amaze,to amaze, I amazed at, having been amazed at |
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Term
| noceO, nocEre, nocuI, nocitum +DAT |
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Definition
| I hurt, to hurt, I have hurt, having been hurt |
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Term
| nUbO, nUbere, nUpsI, nUptum +DAT |
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Definition
| I marry, to marry, I married, having been married |
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Term
| nUbO, nUbere, nUpsI, nUptum +DAT |
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Definition
| I marry, to marry, I married, having been married |
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Term
| pArcO, parcere, pepercI, parsUrum |
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Definition
| I spare, to spare, I spared, having been spared |
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Term
| pAreO, pArEre, pAruI +DAT |
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Definition
| I obey, to obey, I obeyed |
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Term
| persuAdeO, persuAdEre, persuAsI, persuAsum +DAT |
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Definition
| I persuade, to persuade, I persuaded, having been persuaded |
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Term
| placeO, placEre, placuI, placitum +DAT |
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Definition
| I please, to please, I pleased, having been pleased |
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Term
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Definition
| I am wise, to be wise, I was wise |
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Term
| serviO, servIre, servIvI, servItum +DAT |
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Definition
| I serve, to serve, I served, having been served |
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Term
| studeO, studEre, studuI +DAT |
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Definition
| I am eager for/ study; to be eager for/ study; I was eager for/ studied |
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Term
| subrIdeO, subrIdere, subrIsI, subrIsum |
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Definition
| I smile down upon, to smile down upon, I smiled down upon, having been smiled down upon |
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