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| adj. (con, "together" + vivere, "to live") affable; gregarious |
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| adj. (in, "out" + domitare, "to tame") invincible; unconquerable |
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| n. (mille, "one thousand") a period of great happiness or holiness |
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| v. (e, "out" + masculus, "male") to weaken, devitalize |
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| v. (dis, "away" + gradi, "to step") to turn aside; deviate from |
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| n. (kalos, "beautiful" + skopein, "to view") a variegated colorful pattern or scene |
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| n. (gargon, "chattering") gibberish; argot; idiom |
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| n. ("fluid or moisture") mood; frame of mind |
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| n. (animus, "wrath") an active display of ill will or hatred |
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| n. (ante, "before" + medius, "middle" + dies, "day") before midday |
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| adj. (oecumenical, "belonging to the whole inhabited world") universal, pertaining to the Christian church worldwide |
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| n. (trepalum, "a torture chamber") pain or suffering resulting from mental or physical anguish |
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| adj. (per, "intensifies" + nex, "violent death") tending to cause death or serious injury; deadly; causing great harm; destructive; ruinous |
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| n. (noster, "our") potion, remedy, cure all |
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| n. (epi, "upon" + taphos, "tomb") carved or written inscriptions found on gravestones in memory of the persons buried beneath them |
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| adj. (effective + less) lacking in purpose or vitality, ineffective, careless, or irresponsible |
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| adj. (splen, "spleen") ill-tempered, peevish, spiteful, or irritable |
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| adj. (pusillus, "pretty, very small" + animus, "mind or spirit") to be lacking in courage or resolution; cowardly |
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| adj. (veni, "indulgence") a petty offense, one that is pardonable |
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| adj. (officios, "obliging, dutiful") objectionably forward in offering unrequested and unwanted aid or advice |
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| adj. (drolle, "a pleasant rascal") amusing in an odd way |
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| n. (altrui, "someone else," alter "other") concern for the welfare of others; selflessness |
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| n. (machinat, "to design, to invent, or skillfully contoured") an artful device or action, generally with evil intent as a goal |
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| n. (tsu, "harbor" + nami, "wave") an unusually large wave produced by a seaquake or undersea volcanic eruption |
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| n. (atterere, "to rub against") the act of weakening, exhausting by constant harassment or abuses |
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| v. (vitiare, "to spoil") to impair the quality of, to invalidate, to corrupt or to pervert |
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| n. (kenos, "empty" + taphos, "tomb") a tomb or a monument erected in honor of a person whose body is buried elsewhere |
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| adj. (invetare, "to age," veter, "old") habitual, firmly established over a long and persistent period of time |
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| n. (gambetto, "the act of tripping") a calculated move intended to score a point |
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| n. (caldria, "warm bath") very large kettle |
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| n. (tiro, "recruit") a beginner, a novice, an initiate |
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| v. (dissipare, "to scatter," dis, "apart" + sipare, "to throw) to scatter, dispel or disperse; waste |
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| v. (deprecatus, "pray against") to express serious disapproval, to depreciate, to belittle |
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| v. (attennare, "to make thin") to reduce in force, intensity, quality, or value |
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| n. (collum, "neck") any form of public praise |
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| v. (supplicare, "to kneel") to make humble and earnest entreaty, to implore, to beg |
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| n. (malen, "to whirl" + stroom, "stream") a restless, tumultuous state of affairs, topsy-turvy |
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| adj. (myrioi, "ten thousand") countless or innumerable; diverse or numerous |
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