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| dedo, dedere, dedidi, deditum |
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surrender, give up (TRANS)
Dedi would never give up annoying Dexter |
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| deleo, delere, delevi, deletum |
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finally, at last, in short
At last, I've finally finished my den! |
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(a) half (N)
this cup is so diminutive it can only hold half as much as other ones! |
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| dissimilis, dissimilis, dissimile |
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| divide, divider, divisi, divisum |
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feel pain, grief
do feel grief for leo's death |
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pain, grief (M)
money such as dollars has caused so much pain and grief over time |
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| egredior, egredi, egressus sum |
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go out, disembark, leave
he dreads having to disembark and leave the ship for ever |
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| egregious, egrega, egregum |
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outstanding, uncommon
what an uncommon name! Hardly, Greg isn't exactly outstandingly unusual |
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| equester, equestris, equestre |
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of Calvary, equestrian rank
equus= horse |
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| wander, go wrong, make a mistake |
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| erumpo, erumpere, erupi, eruptum |
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break out, make a sally
rumpo= break eo= to go |
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example (N)
it makes an exemplary example |
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| exerceo, exercere, execui, exercitum |
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train, practice
exercise is good training for many things in life |
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small, meagre
look at that small zig zag |
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face, appearance (F)
it is a fact that women are often concerned with their face and appearance |
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deceitful, treacherous
everyone is fallible, but that doesn't not mean they are all deceitful and treacherous |
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| fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsum |
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deceive, cheat, go unnoticed
I failed, I tried to deceive her but... |
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| fateor, fateri, fassus sum |
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admit, confess
I admit this one fact, but I will never confess the whole truth |
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almost, about
I almost went to the fair |
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trust, confidence, faith, loyalty (F)
fidelity |
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strengthen (1)
I will strengthen my resolution, I will stand firm |
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| flecto, flectere, flexi, flexum |
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bend, curve (TRANS)
it bent round in a flexible curve |
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wave (M)
the height of the waves fluctuate |
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| fluo, fluere, fluxi, fluxum |
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river (M)
the flowing river |
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| spring, fountain, source (M) |
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shape, beauty (F)
what a beautiful form she has |
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| frango, frangere, fregi, fractum |
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break
fran broke the vase and gasped as the fractured pieces fell to the floor |
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deceit, trickery (F)
that frau is an excellent fraudster, she is a genius at deceit and trickery |
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| frigidus, frigida, frigidum |
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fruit, crops, produce (F, PL)
we must be frugal, she said, our crops and fruit trees have not produced much this year |
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