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12th Grade
03/28/2011
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Term
-ve
 Definition
or
Term
(ops)
 Definition
help; (pl) resources, riches
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acer
 Definition
keen, sharp, fierce
Term
acies
 Definition
line, battle line, army
Term
addo
 Definition
add, join
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adhuc
 Definition
till now, still
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adimo
 Definition
take away, remove
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adipiscor
 Definition
obtain
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adiuvo
 Definition
help
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adulescens
 Definition
youth, young man
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adversus
 Definition
against, up(hill)
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adversus
 Definition
against, opposite
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aedificium
 Definition
building
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aequus
 Definition
equal, fair, favourable, calm
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aggredior
 Definition
attack, approach
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agmen
 Definition
column of men, army
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aliquis
 Definition
someone, something, anyone, anything
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amica
 Definition
girl-friend
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amitto
 Definition
lose
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an
 Definition
or
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angustus
 Definition
narrow, confined
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animadverto
 Definition
notice, observe
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antea
 Definition
before, previously
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antequam
 Definition
before
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aperio
 Definition
open, reveal, disclose
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aquila
 Definition
eagle, standard
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ara
 Definition
altar
Term
arbor
 Definition
tree
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arcesso
 Definition
summon, send for
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argentum
 Definition
silver, money
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ars
 Definition
art, skill
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at
 Definition
but
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attonitus
 Definition
astonished, thunder-struck
Term
augeo
 Definition
increase, exaggerate
Term
aut
 Definition
or, either
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beneficium
 Definition
kindness, service, favour
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bis
 Definition
twice
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bona
 Definition
goods, possessions, property
Term
caedes
 Definition
slaughter, killing, murder
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campus
 Definition
plain, field
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cano
 Definition
sing, sound, play (of trumpets etc.)
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carus
 Definition
dear
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causa
 Definition
cause, reason, case
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caveo
 Definition
beware (of), take care
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cedo
 Definition
yield, give up; (in compounds) go
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centurio
 Definition
centurion
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cerno
 Definition
see, perceive, decree
Term
certamen
 Definition
contest, battle, struggle
Term
certus
 Definition
certain, sure, fixed
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cingo
 Definition
surround
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circa
 Definition
around, about
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civitas
 Definition
citizenship, state, city, tribe
Term
clades
 Definition
disaster, loss, defeat
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clam
 Definition
secretly
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cohors
 Definition
cohort, company
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colo
 Definition
cultivate, worship, honour
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committo
 Definition
commit, fight, begin (battle)
Term
comparo
 Definition
prepare, provide, obtain, compare
Term
condemno
 Definition
convict, condemn
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condo
 Definition
found, establish, hide
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confero
 Definition
collect, compare, contribute, bestow
Term
confido
 Definition
trust, believe, have confidence
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coniunx
 Definition
husband, wife, spouse
Term
consisto
 Definition
halt, stand, stand firm
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constituo
 Definition
decide, establish
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consulo
 Definition
consult, consider, advise
Term
contendo
 Definition
hurry, march, contend, fight
Term
corripio
 Definition
seize, carry off
Term
cotidie
 Definition
every day, daily
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crimen
 Definition
accusation, charge, crime
Term
culpa
 Definition
fault, blame
Term
cunctus
 Definition
all, whole
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cupidus
 Definition
eager (for), greedy
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curo
 Definition
care for, cure; with gerundive = get something done
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debeo
 Definition
owe, ought
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decipio
 Definition
deceive
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defessus
 Definition
tired
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dein
 Definition
then, next, afterwards
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denique
 Definition
at last, finally, in short
Term
desino
 Definition
cease
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despero
 Definition
despair
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dexter
 Definition
right, on the right, right hand
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dextra
 Definition
right hand, right side
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dignitas
 Definition
rank, dignity, importance, honour
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dignus
 Definition
worthy (of), deserving (of)
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dimitto
 Definition
dismiss, scatter
Term
disco
 Definition
learn
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dissimilis
 Definition
different
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dives
 Definition
rich
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divido
 Definition
divide, separate
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divitiae
 Definition
riches, wealth
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doleo
 Definition
hurt, be in pain, lament
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dolor
 Definition
pain, sorrow, anger
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dolus
 Definition
trick, fraud
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donum
 Definition
gift, present
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dubito
 Definition
doubt, hesitate
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dubius
 Definition
doubtful, wavering
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durus
 Definition
hard, harsh, rough
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efficio
 Definition
carry out, accomplish
Term
egeo
 Definition
need, be in want of, lack
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eo
 Definition
thither
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eques
 Definition
knight, horseman, (pl) cavalry
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erga
 Definition
towards
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ergo
 Definition
therefore
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erro
 Definition
wander, make a mistake
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etsi
 Definition
although
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excipio
 Definition
receive, take, welcome
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excito
 Definition
wake, rouse, excite
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exemplum
 Definition
example, precedent
Term
exilium
 Definition
exile
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exitium
 Definition
ruin, destruction
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extra
 Definition
outside, beyond
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facinus
 Definition
crime, outrage, deed
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fallo
 Definition
deceive, cheat, escape one's notice
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fama
 Definition
rumour, fame, glory
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familia
 Definition
family, household
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fere
 Definition
nearly, about
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ferrum
 Definition
iron, sword
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fides
 Definition
trust, faith, confidence, loyalty
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fido
 Definition
trust, rely upon
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finis
 Definition
end, boundary, pl territory
Term
fio
 Definition
become, be made, happen
Term
flamma
 Definition
blaze, flame, passion
Term
fodio
 Definition
dig
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foedus
 Definition
treaty, agreement
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fortasse
 Definition
perhaps
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fortuna
 Definition
fate, luck, fortune (good or bad)
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fossa
 Definition
ditch, trench
Term
frango
 Definition
break, crush
Term
frigus
 Definition
cold
Term
frumentum
 Definition
corn, grain
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fuga
 Definition
flight, escape
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fundo
 Definition
pour, shed, rout
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furor
 Definition
rage, fury, madness, passion
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genus
 Definition
race, descent, birth, kind
Term
gero
 Definition
bear, wear, wage war, manage
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gratia
 Definition
favour, thanks, esteem
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hasta
 Definition
spear
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haud
 Definition
not
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hiberna
 Definition
winter quarters
Term
hiems
 Definition
winter, storm
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hinc
 Definition
from here, hence, henceforth
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honor
 Definition
honour, esteem, glory
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hospes
 Definition
guest, host
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huc
 Definition
here, to this place
Term
humus
 Definition
ground, earth
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idoneus
 Definition
suitable, convenient
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igitur
 Definition
therefore, and so
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ignis
 Definition
fire
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ignoro
 Definition
do not know, be ignorant, misunderstand
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illic
 Definition
there
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impedio
 Definition
delay, hinder, prevent
Term
impetus
 Definition
attack, impulse
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incendium
 Definition
fire
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incipio
 Definition
begin
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incito
 Definition
urge on, arouse, encourage
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inde
 Definition
from there, thereupon, next
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infero
 Definition
inflict, bring to, cause, carry against
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infra
 Definition
below
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ingenium
 Definition
character, ability
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iniquus
 Definition
unfair, unjust, unfavourable
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initium
 Definition
beginning
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iniuria
 Definition
injustice, injury, wrong
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inopia
 Definition
shortage, lack, poverty
Term
inquam
 Definition
say
Term
insidiae
 Definition
ambush, trap, trick
Term
insignis
 Definition
distinguished, glorious
Term
inspicio
 Definition
look at, inspect, examine
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instruo
 Definition
draw up, prepare, equip, supply
Term
intra
 Definition
between, among, inside, within
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interim
 Definition
meanwhile, in the meantime
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invitus
 Definition
unwillling, reluctant
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ita vero
 Definition
yes
Term
iudex
 Definition
judge, juror
Term
iungo
 Definition
join, unite, fasten
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iustus
 Definition
right, just, lawful, complete
Term
iuvo
 Definition
help
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labor
 Definition
glide, slip, fall
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laboro
 Definition
work, toil, be in difficulty
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laedo
 Definition
hurt, injure, harm
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latus
 Definition
wide, broad
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latus
 Definition
side, wing
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laus
 Definition
praise, honour, credit
Term
legatus
 Definition
(legionary) commander, ambassador, envoy
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levis
 Definition
light, slight
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lex
 Definition
law
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libens
 Definition
willing, glad
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liber
 Definition
free
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libertas
 Definition
freedom
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licet
 Definition
it is allowed
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littera
 Definition
letter
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litus
 Definition
sea-shore, beach
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magister
 Definition
teacher, master
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mando
 Definition
commit, entrust, command
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mane
 Definition
in the morning, early
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mens
 Definition
mind
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mensis
 Definition
month
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metus
 Definition
fear
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minor
 Definition
threaten
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mirabilis
 Definition
strange, wonderful
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modo
 Definition
just now, only
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moenia
 Definition
city walls, city
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monstro
 Definition
show, point out, indicate, instruct
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mora
 Definition
delay
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morbus
 Definition
sickness, disease
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moror
 Definition
delay
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mos
 Definition
habit, custom, (pl) character, morals
Term
mulier
 Definition
woman
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multitudo
 Definition
crowd, multitude
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munio
 Definition
fortify, defend, guard
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munus
 Definition
service, duty, present
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muto
 Definition
change, alter
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nascor
 Definition
am born
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natura
 Definition
nature
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ne ... quidem
 Definition
not ... even
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necesse
 Definition
necessary
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neglego
 Definition
neglect, disregard
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nego
 Definition
say no, deny, refuse, say that ...not
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negotium
 Definition
business
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nobilis
 Definition
noble, famous
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noceo
 Definition
hurt, harm
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nondum
 Definition
not yet
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notus
 Definition
known, well-known, famous
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novi
 Definition
know
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numerus
 Definition
number
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ob
 Definition
because of, on account of
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obliviscor
 Definition
forget
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obses
 Definition
hostage
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obsideo
 Definition
besiege, blockade
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obviam eo
 Definition
meet, go to meet, oppose, resist
Term
occasio
 Definition
opportunity, occasion
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occupo
 Definition
seize, take possession of, occupy
Term
oculus
 Definition
eye
Term
odi
 Definition
hate
Term
odium
 Definition
hatred
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officium
 Definition
duty, task, function
Term
omitto
 Definition
neglect, disregard, make no mention of
Term
onus
 Definition
burden, load
Term
opera
 Definition
work, effort, attention, trouble
Term
oportet
 Definition
be necessary, ought, must
Term
oppidum
 Definition
town
Term
opportunus
 Definition
suitable, opportune
Term
opus
 Definition
work, toil, construction
Term
ora
 Definition
coast
Term
oratio
 Definition
speech
Term
ordo
 Definition
rank, order, line
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orior
 Definition
rise, start, originate
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orno
 Definition
adorn, decorate, provide, equip
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os
 Definition
mouth, face
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otium
 Definition
leisure, idleness, peace
Term
palam
 Definition
openly
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par
 Definition
equal
Term
parco
 Definition
spare
Term
parens
 Definition
parent; (pl) relations
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pareo
 Definition
obey
Term
pario
 Definition
win, acquire, gain, secure
Term
passim
 Definition
in all directions, far and wide
Term
passus
 Definition
pace
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paulatim
 Definition
gradually, little by little
Term
paulisper
 Definition
for a short time
Term
paulum, paulo
 Definition
a little, somewhat
Term
pauper
 Definition
poor
Term
pedes
 Definition
infantry
Term
perdo
 Definition
destroy, lose
Term
perficio
 Definition
bring about, complete, perfect
Term
peritus
 Definition
skilled (in)
Term
permitto
 Definition
hand over, entrust, permit, allow
Term
pilum
 Definition
javelin
Term
placet
 Definition
it pleases, suits, it is resolved
Term
plebs
 Definition
the people, common people
Term
plerique
 Definition
most, the majority
Term
polliceor
 Definition
promise
Term
pons
 Definition
bridge
Term
populus
 Definition
people, nation
Term
posco
 Definition
demand, ask for
Term
post
 Definition
afterwards, next
Term
postremus
 Definition
last
Term
postulo
 Definition
demand, ask
Term
potens
 Definition
powerful
Term
potestas
 Definition
power, authority, opportunity
Term
potior
 Definition
seize, get possession of
Term
potius
 Definition
rather, more
Term
praebeo
 Definition
provide, give, show, offer
Term
praeda
 Definition
booty, plunder
Term
praeficio
 Definition
put in charge of
Term
praesidium
 Definition
protection, garrison, fortification
Term
praesum
 Definition
be in charge of
Term
praeter
 Definition
beyond, except, besides
Term
praeterea
 Definition
besides, moreover, in addition
Term
praetor
 Definition
praetor (acted as judge or governor)
Term
pretium
 Definition
price, value
Term
prior
 Definition
previous, former
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prius
 Definition
before, previously
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priusquam
 Definition
before, until
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procul
 Definition
far away, distant
Term
prodo
 Definition
betray, surrender
Term
provincia
 Definition
province
Term
publicus
 Definition
public, common
Term
pudor
 Definition
shame, modesty, honour, disgrace
Term
pugna
 Definition
fight, battle
Term
quasi
 Definition
as if, just as, nearly
Term
queror
 Definition
complain
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quia
 Definition
because
Term
quidem
 Definition
indeed, in fact, however
Term
quies
 Definition
rest, peace, quiet
Term
quisquam
 Definition
anyone, anything
Term
quisque
 Definition
each, each one, every
Term
quisquis
 Definition
whoever, whatever
Term
quoad
 Definition
as long as, until
Term
quoniam
 Definition
since
Term
quotiens
 Definition
how often? as often as
Term
ratio
 Definition
account, reckoning, manner, reason
Term
recens
 Definition
recent, fresh
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recipio
 Definition
regain, receive, welcome
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recito
 Definition
recite, read aloud
Term
rectus
 Definition
straight, direct, right, proper
Term
reficio
 Definition
repair, restore, refresh
Term
reliquus
 Definition
the rest of, the other
Term
repente
 Definition
suddenly
Term
res publica
 Definition
state, republic
Term
responsum
 Definition
answer, reply
Term
restituo
 Definition
restore, give back
Term
retineo
 Definition
hold back, restrain, keep
Term
ripa
 Definition
bank
Term
rursus
 Definition
back, again
Term
rus
 Definition
country
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sacerdos
 Definition
priest, priestess
Term
salus
 Definition
health, safety, greeting
Term
sapientia
 Definition
wisdom, good sense
Term
scutum
 Definition
shield
Term
secundus
 Definition
following, next, second, favourable
Term
sedes
 Definition
seat, temple, home
Term
semel
 Definition
once
Term
senatus
 Definition
senate
Term
sententia
 Definition
opinion, judgement, sentence
Term
sicut
 Definition
just as, like, as, as if
Term
silentium
 Definition
silence
Term
similis
 Definition
similar, like
Term
sinister
 Definition
left, on the left, unfavourable
Term
sinistra
 Definition
left hand, left side
Term
sino
 Definition
allow, permit
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sive, seu
 Definition
or if, whether
Term
socius
 Definition
ally, comrade, companion
Term
sol
 Definition
sun, sunlight
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solum
 Definition
only
Term
solvo
 Definition
loose, pay
Term
somnus
 Definition
sleep
Term
sonus
 Definition
noise, sound
Term
soror
 Definition
sister
Term
spatium
 Definition
interval, space, distance
Term
sperno
 Definition
despise, reject, scorn
Term
spolium
 Definition
booty, spoil(s)
Term
statuo
 Definition
fix, determine, decide, arrange
Term
studium
 Definition
eagerness, study, devotion
Term
sumo
 Definition
take, take up
Term
supersum
 Definition
be left, remain, survive
Term
superus
 Definition
upper, higher
Term
suscipio
 Definition
take up, undertake, begin, bear
Term
suspicor
 Definition
mistrust, suspect
Term
tacitus
 Definition
quiet, silent, in silence
Term
tango
 Definition
touch
Term
tantum
 Definition
only
Term
tectum
 Definition
roof, house
Term
tego
 Definition
cover, protect, hide
Term
telum
 Definition
weapon, javelin, missile
Term
tergum
 Definition
back, rear
Term
terror
 Definition
terror, panic
Term
timor
 Definition
fear, anxiety
Term
tumultus
 Definition
uproar, disturbance, civil war
Term
tutus
 Definition
safe
Term
ubique
 Definition
everywhere
Term
ullus
 Definition
any
Term
ultimus
 Definition
furthest, last, utmost
Term
una
 Definition
together
Term
unda
 Definition
wave
Term
undique
 Definition
from all sides, on all sides
Term
usque
 Definition
all the way, right up to, continuously
Term
usus
 Definition
use, experience, practice
Term
uter?
 Definition
which (of two)?
Term
uterque
 Definition
each (of two), both
Term
utor
 Definition
use, enjoy
Term
utrum
 Definition
whether
Term
valeo
 Definition
be strong, have influence
Term
veho
 Definition
carry, bear, convey
Term
vel
 Definition
or, either
Term
velut
 Definition
just as, like, as, as if
Term
ventus
 Definition
wind
Term
vereor
 Definition
fear, be afraid
Term
vero
 Definition
indeed, in fact, however
Term
vesper
 Definition
evening
Term
vestis
 Definition
clothes
Term
veto
 Definition
forbid, order…not
Term
vetus
 Definition
old
Term
victor
 Definition
victor, conqueror
Term
vis
 Definition
force, violence; (pl) strength, forces
Term
vito
 Definition
avoid
Term
vix
 Definition
hardly, scarcely, with difficulty
Term
vox
 Definition
voice, shout, word
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