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to lie (e.g. on the ground), lie dead |
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to be accustomed |
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to hurry, hasten |
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+ abl = under, beneath
+ acc = to the foot/base of, along under (implying motion) |
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+ abl = with
conj = when
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(parare, paravi, paratus)
to prepare
pareo = obey |
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| postpositive conj. = for; in fact; yes, truly |
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| n. divine will, divine power |
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(valēre, valui)
to be well, healthy; to be strong
valē, valēte (impv) = goodbye, farewell |
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| once (upon a time), one day (in the future) |
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(legere, lēgī, lēctus)
to read; choose, select |
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other, another (nasty nine)
aliī...aliī = some...others |
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so, thus, in this way
sic = thus, so |
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| however, nevertheless, yet |
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| + acc = through, along; because of; by (in oaths) |
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| for (=because); indeed, truly |
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(discedere, discessi)
to depart; go away; separate
cedo = go, withdraw, yield |
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(gerere, gessi, gestus)
to bear, carry on, wear
bellum gero = wage war |
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thus, so
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f. delay
moror, morari = to delay
morior, mori = to die |
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(invenīre, invēnī, inventus)
to find; discover, invent |
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(cēdere, cessī)
to go, withdraw; yield |
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(ponere, posui, positus)
to put, place |
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(surgere, surrexi, surrectus)
to get up, (a)rise |
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(volvere, volvi, volutus)
to roll, turn/twist around |
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m. fall; misfortune, destruction; chance, accident
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n. horn; wing (of an army)
[cornucopia] |
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m. knee
gens, gentis = clan, tribe, family; nation, people |
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fear, dread; anxiety
metuo, metuere = fear |
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expression; face
faciēs, faciēī = face; appearance
vulnus, vulneris = wound |
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| f. thing, matter, business; court case |
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| adv. from there, then, from that time forth |
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so, to such a degree
tamen = however, nevertheless, yet
tamquam = as, just as, just like |
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(amittere, amisi, amissus)
to lose |
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(cernere, crevi, cretus)
to see, perceive, decide |
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(accipere, accēpi, acceptus)
to receive |
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(carere, carui [+abl])
to be without, free from; need, miss |
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(vertere, verti, versus)
to turn; turn around, destroy
volvo = roll [revolve] |
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(aperīre, aperui, apertus)
to open, uncover
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(vitare, vitavi, vitatus)
to avoid |
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| adv. at a distance, from a distance |
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never
quam = than (adv. or conj.) |
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adv. in fact, indeed
quidem = indeed, certainly, in fact |
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so often
quotiens = how often? |
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| (+acc) among, with, near, at (e.g. the house of) |
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