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Latin I Mid-term Vocab
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12/08/2004
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Term
ecce
 Definition
ecce- look
Term
puella
 Definition
puella- girl
Term
nomine
 Definition
nomine- by name
Term
quae
 Definition
quae- who
Term
habitat
 Definition
habitat- he/she lives, is living, does live
Term
etiam
 Definition
etiam- also
Term
villa
 Definition
villa- country house
Term
villa rustica
 Definition
villa rustica- country house and farm
Term
ubi
 Definition
ubi- where
Term
aestate
 Definition
aestate- in summer
Term
laeta
 Definition
laeta- happy
Term
quod
 Definition
quod- because
Term
iam
 Definition
iam- now
Term
sub arbore
 Definition
sub arbore- under the tree
Term
sedet
 Definition
sedet- he/she sits, is sitting, does sit
Term
et
 Definition
et- and
Term
legit
 Definition
legit- he/she reads. is reading, does read
Term
altera
 Definition
altera- a second
Term
vicina
 Definition
vicina- neighboring
Term
dum
 Definition
dum- while
Term
scribit
 Definition
scribit- he/she writes, is writing, does write
Term
quis?
 Definition
quis?- who?
Term
cur?
 Definition
cur?-why?
Term
quoque
 Definition
quoque- also
Term
sunt
 Definition
sunt- (they) are, (there) are
Term
amicae
 Definition
amicae- friends
Term
hodie
 Definition
hodie- today
Term
sed
 Definition
sed- but
Term
in agris
 Definition
in agris- in the fields
Term
ambulant
 Definition
ambulant- (they) walk, are walking, do walk
Term
brevi tempore
 Definition
brevi tempore- in a short time
Term
defessa
 Definition
defessa- tired
Term
non iam
 Definition
non iam- no longer
Term
strenua
 Definition
strenua- active, energetic
Term
currit
 Definition
currit- (he/she/it) runs, is running, does run
Term
tandem
 Definition
tandem- at last, finally
Term
ex agris
 Definition
ex agris- out of the fields
Term
ad villam rusticam
 Definition
ad villam rusticam- to/toward the country house
Term
lente
 Definition
lente- slowly
Term
eius
 Definition
eius- her/his
Term
saepe
 Definition
saepe- often
Term
puer
 Definition
puer- boy
Term
qui
 Definition
qui- who
Term
eadem
 Definition
eadem- the same
Term
in horto
 Definition
in horto- in the garden
Term
clamant
 Definition
clamant- (they) shout, are shouting
Term
rident
 Definition
rident- (they) laugh, are laughing, smile
Term
vir
 Definition
vir- man
Term
servus
 Definition
servus- slave
Term
multi
 Definition
multi- many
Term
in villis rusticis
 Definition
in villis rusticis- in country houses
Term
laborant
 Definition
laborant- (they) work, are working
Term
solus
 Definition
solus- alone
Term
iratus
 Definition
iratus- angry
Term
subito
 Definition
subito- suddenly
Term
in piscinam
 Definition
in piscinam- into the pool
Term
cadit
 Definition
cadit- (he/she/it) falls, is falling
Term
Abite, molesti!
 Definition
Abite, molesti!- Go away, you pests!
Term
gemit
 Definition
gemit- (he/she) groans, is groaning
Term
Minime!
 Definition
Minime!- No!
Term
Ita vero!
 Definition
Ita vero!- Yes!
Term
femina
 Definition
femina- woman
Term
molestus, -a
 Definition
molestus, -a –troublesome, annoying
Term
semper
 Definition
semper- always
Term
vexat
 Definition
vexat –he/she annoys
Term
igitur
 Definition
igitur –therefore
Term
amat
 Definition
amat- he/she loves
Term
dormit
 Definition
dormit –he/she sleeps
Term
conspicit
 Definition
conspicit- he/she catches sight of
Term
furtim
 Definition
furtim –stealthily
Term
appropinquat
 Definition
appropinquat –he/she approaches
Term
ascendit
 Definition
ascendit –he/she climbs
Term
magnus, -a
 Definition
magnus, -a –big, great, loud
Term
magna voce
 Definition
magna voce –in a loud voice
Term
audit
 Definition
audit- he/she hears
Term
videt
 Definition
videt –he/she sees
Term
vox
 Definition
vox – voice
Term
terret
 Definition
terret –he/she frightens
Term
sollicitus, -a
 Definition
sollicitus, -a –worried, anxious
Term
tum
 Definition
tum –at that time, then
Term
Descende, Sexte!
 Definition
Descende, Sexte! – Come down, Sextus!
Term
tu
 Definition
tu –you
Term
nihil
 Definition
nihil –nothing
Term
te
 Definition
te- you (Direct Object)
Term
Cave!
 Definition
Cave!- Be careful!
Term
ramus
 Definition
ramus –branch
Term
infirmus, -a
 Definition
infirmus, -a –weak
Term
fragor
 Definition
fragor- crash, noise
Term
Qualis...?
 Definition
Qualis...? –What sort of...?
Term
si
 Definition
si – if
Term
dies
 Definition
dies – day
Term
calidus, -a
 Definition
calidus, -a –warm
Term
in silvam
 Definition
in silvam- into the woods
Term
ibi
 Definition
ibi – there
Term
rivus
 Definition
rivus – stream
Term
frigidus, -a
 Definition
frigidus, -a –stream
Term
errant
 Definition
errant – they wander
Term
prope
 Definition
prope – near
Term
vult
 Definition
vult- he/she wants
Term
ignavus, -a
 Definition
ignavus, -a – lazy, cowardly
Term
respondet
 Definition
respondet – he/ she responds
Term
neque…neque
 Definition
neque…neque –neither…nor
Term
temerarius, -a
 Definition
temerarius, -a –reckless, rash
Term
lupus
 Definition
lupus – wolf
Term
perterritus, -a
 Definition
perterritus, -a –frightened
Term
statim
 Definition
statim – immediately
Term
Ferte auxilium!
 Definition
Ferte auxilium! – Bring help!
Term
ubi
 Definition
ubi – where, when
Term
clamor
 Definition
clamor – shout
Term
ad puellas
 Definition
ad puellas – toward the girls
Term
petit
 Definition
petit- he/she seeks, is looking for
Term
arripit
 Definition
arripit- he/she grabs hold of, snatches
Term
repellit
 Definition
repellit – he/she drives off
Term
e silva
 Definition
e silva – out of the woods
Term
salvus, -a
 Definition
salvus, -a –safe
Term
adveniunt
 Definition
adveniunt – they arrive
Term
excipiunt
 Definition
excipiunt- they welcome
Term
adhuc
 Definition
adhuc- still
Term
timet
 Definition
timet – he/she is afraid, fears
Term
volo
 Definition
volo- I want
Term
potest
 Definition
potest- he/she/it is able
Term
exire
 Definition
exire- to go out
Term
nondum
 Definition
nondum –not yet
Term
lucet
 Definition
lucet –it is light, it is day
Term
surgit
 Definition
surgit (surgere) – he/she rises, gets up
Term
per villam
 Definition
per villam –through the country house
Term
pater
 Definition
pater m. –father
Term
mater
 Definition
mater f. –mother
Term
etiam
 Definition
etiam –also, even
Term
neque
 Definition
neque –and...not
Term
tamen
 Definition
tamen –however
Term
ancilla
 Definition
ancilla f. –slave-woman
Term
omnes
 Definition
omnes –all
Term
observat
 Definition
observat (observare) – he/she watches
Term
purgat
 Definition
purgat (purgare)- he/she cleans
Term
cibus
 Definition
cibus m. –food
Term
coquere
 Definition
coquere – to cook
Term
mox
 Definition
mox –soon
Term
strenue
 Definition
strenue – hard, strenuously
Term
aqua
 Definition
aqua f. –water
Term
portant
 Definition
portant (portare) –they carry
Term
reprehendit
 Definition
reprehendit (reprehendere) –he/she blames, scolds
Term
docet
 Definition
docet (docere) – he/she teaches
Term
curare
 Definition
curare –to look after
Term
lanam trahunt
 Definition
lanam trahunt (trahere)- they spin wool
Term
adiuvare
 Definition
adiuvare – to help
Term
ipsa
 Definition
ipsa –she herself
Term
nunc
 Definition
nunc- now
Term
necesse est
 Definition
necesse est (+infinitve) – it is necessary
Term
occupatus
 Definition
occupatus, -a – busy
Term
laborantes
 Definition
laborantes – working
Term
spectare
 Definition
spectare- to watch
Term
nuntius
 Definition
nuntius m. – messenger
Term
venire
 Definition
venire – to come, arrive
Term
salutare
 Definition
salutare – to greet
Term
Salve!
 Definition
Salve! – Hello! (to one person)
Term
inquit
 Definition
inquit – he/she says
Term
meus
 Definition
meus, -a -my
Term
ducere
 Definition
ducere – to lead, take
Term
tradere
 Definition
tradere – to hand over
Term
Eheu!
 Definition
Eheu! – Alas!
Term
princeps
 Definition
princeps m. – emperor
Term
urbs
 Definition
urbs f. – city
Term
revocare
 Definition
revocare – to call back
Term
consulere
 Definition
consulere – to consult
Term
redire
 Definition
redire – to return
Term
ire
 Definition
ire – to go
Term
iam
 Definition
iam – now, already
Term
Age!/ Agite!
 Definition
Age!/ Agite! – Come on!
Term
vos
 Definition
vos – you (plural)
Term
nos
 Definition
nos – we, us
Term
excitare
 Definition
excitare – to wake, rouse
Term
intrare
 Definition
intrare - to enter
Term
cubiculum
 Definition
cubiculum – room, bedroom
Term
tempus
 Definition
tempus – time
Term
deinde
 Definition
deinde – then, next
Term
celeriter
 Definition
celeriter – quickly
Term
induere
 Definition
induere – to put on
Term
iterum
 Definition
iterum – again
Term
mihi
 Definition
mihi – to/for me
Term
suus
 Definition
suus, sua - his/her own
Term
nemo
 Definition
nemo - no one
Term
ianitor
 Definition
ianitor m. - doorkeeper
Term
ad ianuam
 Definition
ad ianuam - at the door
Term
tacite
 Definition
tacite - silently
Term
temptare
 Definition
temptare - to try
Term
semisomnus
 Definition
semisomnus, -a - half asleep
Term
hic
 Definition
hic - here
Term
Tace!
 Definition
Tace!- Be quiet!
Term
Noli...excitare!
 Definition
Noli...excitare!- Don't wake...up!
Term
mecum
 Definition
mecum - with me
Term
miser
 Definition
miser, misera - unhappy, miserable, wretched
Term
nobis
 Definition
nobis - to/for us
Term
discedere
 Definition
discedere - to go away
Term
tuus
 Definition
tuus, -a - your
Term
vos omnes
 Definition
vos omnes - all of you
Term
simul
 Definition
simul - together, at the same time
Term
nescio
 Definition
nescio- I do not know
Term
lacrimare
 Definition
lacrimare - to weep, cry
Term
O me miseram!
 Definition
O me miseram! - O poor me!
Term
manere
 Definition
manere - to stay
Term
Vale!
 Definition
Vale!- Goodbye! ( to one person)
Term
mitte
 Definition
mitte (mittere) - send
Term
promittere
 Definition
promittere - to promise
Term
complexu
 Definition
complexu - in an embrace
Term
tenere
 Definition
tenere - to hold
Term
lacrimans
 Definition
lacrimans - weeping
Term
abit
 Definition
abit (abire) - he/she goes away
Term
festinare
 Definition
festinare - to hurry
Term
alii...alii
 Definition
alii...alii - some...others
Term
interea
 Definition
interea- meanwhile
Term
gero
 Definition
gero, gerere - to wear
Term
iubeo
 Definition
iubeo, iubere- to order
Term
alius
 Definition
alius, alia - another, other
Term
cista
 Definition
cista f. - trunk, chest
Term
pono
 Definition
pono, ponere - to put, place
Term
in itinere
 Definition
in itinere - on a journey
Term
soleo
 Definition
soleo, solere - to be accustomed to
Term
ipse
 Definition
ipse - himself
Term
sto
 Definition
sto, stare - to stand
Term
via
 Definition
via f. - road
Term
baculum
 Definition
baculum - stick
Term
habeo
 Definition
habeo, habere - to have
Term
scelestus
 Definition
scelestus, -a - wicked
Term
cras
 Definition
cras - tomorrow
Term
incito
 Definition
incito, incitare - to urge on, spur on
Term
raeda
 Definition
raeda f. - carriage
Term
servus quidam
 Definition
servus quidam - a certain slave
Term
iacio
 Definition
iacio, iacere - to throw
Term
paratus
 Definition
paratus, -a - ready
Term
raedarius
 Definition
raedarius m. - coachman
Term
equus
 Definition
equus m. - horse
Term
eo ipso tempore
 Definition
eo ipso tempore - at that very moment
Term
facio
 Definition
facio, facere - to do
Term
dico
 Definition
dico, dicere - to say, speak , tell
Term
duco
 Definition
duco, ducere - to lead
Term
fero
 Definition
fero, ferre - to bring carry
Term
Via Appia
 Definition
Via Appia - the Appian Way
Term
vilicus
 Definition
vilicus, vilici m. - overseer
Term
dominus
 Definition
dominus, -i m. - master
Term
absum
 Definition
absum , abesse - to be away
Term
area
 Definition
area, -ae f. - open space, threshing floor
Term
plenus
 Definition
plenus, -a - full
Term
quamquam
 Definition
quamquam- although
Term
musso
 Definition
musso, mussare - to mutter
Term
verbero
 Definition
verbero, verberare - to beat
Term
id quod
 Definition
id quod - that which
Term
ira
 Definition
ira, -ae f. - anger
Term
illa nocte
 Definition
illa nocte - that night
Term
effugio
 Definition
effugio, effugere - to flee
Term
impedio
 Definition
impedio, impredire - to hinder
Term
se celare
 Definition
se celare - to hide
Term
porta
 Definition
porta, -ae f. - gate
Term
frater
 Definition
frater, fratris m. - brother
Term
soror
 Definition
soror, sororis f. - sister
Term
parens
 Definition
parens, parentis m./f. - parent
Term
liberi
 Definition
liberi, liberorum m. pl. - children
Term
numerus
 Definition
numerus, -i m. - number
Term
iter
 Definition
iter- journey
Term
iter facere
 Definition
iter facere- to travel
Term
tribus diebis
 Definition
tribus diebis - in three days
Term
volo
 Definition
volo, velle - to want
Term
identidem
 Definition
identidem - again and again
Term
virga
 Definition
virga, -ae f. - rod, stick, wand
Term
eo
 Definition
eo, ire - to go
Term
rusticus
 Definition
rusticus, -i m. - peasant
Term
septimus
 Definition
septimus, -a - seventh
Term
erat
 Definition
erat - he/she/it was, there was
Term
quiesco
 Definition
quiesco, quiescere - to rest
Term
pes
 Definition
pes, pedis m. - foot
Term
vehicula
 Definition
vehicula (nom. or acc. pl) - vehicles
Term
auriga
 Definition
auriga, -ae m. charioteer
Term
magno risu
 Definition
magno risu - with a loud laugh
Term
fatuus
 Definition
fatuus, -a - stupid
Term
tabellarius
 Definition
tabellarius, -i m. - courier
Term
civis
 Definition
civis, -is (gen. pl. -ium) m/f. citizen
Term
praeclarus
 Definition
praeclarus, -a - distinguished
Term
ab or a
 Definition
ab or a (+abl.) - from
Term
pars
 Definition
pars, parties (gen. pl. -ium) f. - part
Term
Quam!
 Definition
Quam! - How!
Term
ferociter
 Definition
ferociter - fiercely
Term
Cave!
 Definition
Cave! - Watch out for_____! Beware _____!
Term
vito
 Definition
vito, vitare - to avoid
Term
concido
 Definition
concido, concidere - to fall down
Term
cunctus
 Definition
cunctus, -a, -um - all, the whole
Term
incolumis
 Definition
incolumis - unhurt, safe and sound
Term
gaudeo
 Definition
gaudeo, gaudere - to rejoice, be glad
Term
cesso
 Definition
cesso, cessare - to be idle, do nothing
Term
extraho
 Definition
extraho, extrahere - to drag out
Term
frustra
 Definition
frustra - in vain
Term
haereo
 Definition
haereo, haerere - to stick, cling
Term
moveo
 Definition
moveo, movere - to move
Term
culpa
 Definition
culpa, -ae f. - guilt, fault, blame
Term
cisium
 Definition
cisium, cisii n. - light two wheeled carriage
Term
interpello
 Definition
interpello, interpellare - to interrupt
Term
placide
 Definition
placide, - peacefully
Term
quod
 Definition
quod - which
Term
celerrime
 Definition
celerrime - very fast
Term
noster
 Definition
noster, nostra- our
Term
deverto
 Definition
deverto, devertere - to turn aside
Term
periculum
 Definition
periculum, -i - danger
Term
ars
 Definition
ars, artis f. (gen. pl. -ium) - skill
Term
ago
 Definition
ago, agere - to do, drive
Term
commotus
 Definition
commotus, -a - moved
Term
olivetum
 Definition
olivetum, -i n. - olive grove
Term
invenio
 Definition
invenio, invenire - to find
Term
rogo
 Definition
rogo, rogare - to ask
Term
fero
 Definition
fero, ferre - to bring, carry
Term
cum
 Definition
cum (+abl.) - with
Term
exspecto
 Definition
exspecto, exspectare - to look out for
Term
lunhus
 Definition
lunhus, -a, -um - long
Term
diu
 Definition
diu - for a long time
Term
appareo
 Definition
appareo, apparere - to appear
Term
rota
 Definition
rota, -ae f. - wheel
Term
procul
 Definition
procul - far off, in the distance
Term
nubes
 Definition
nubes, nubis (gen pl. -ium) f. - cloud
Term
pulvis
 Definition
pulvis, pulveris n. - dust
Term
plaustrum
 Definition
plaustrum, -i n. - wagon
Term
onus
 Definition
onus, oneris n. - load, burden
Term
tardus
 Definition
tardus, -a , -um - slow
Term
illud
 Definition
illud- that
Term
praeterea
 Definition
praeterea - besides
Term
bos
 Definition
bos, bovis m/f - ox
Term
fortasse
 Definition
fortasse - perhaps
Term
unus
 Definition
unus, -a, um - one
Term
quattuor
 Definition
quattuor - four
Term
quinque
 Definition
quinque - five
Term
decem
 Definition
decem - ten
Term
sex
 Definition
sex - six
Term
septem
 Definition
septem - seven
Term
octo
 Definition
octo - eight
Term
novem
 Definition
novem - nine
Term
tantum
 Definition
tantum - only
Term
praetereo
 Definition
praetereo, praeterire - to go past
Term
baculum
 Definition
baculum , -i n. - stick
Term
tempus
 Definition
tempus, temporis n. -time
Term
nomen
 Definition
nomen, nominis n. - name
Term
aperio
 Definition
aperio, aperire - to open
Term
pila
 Definition
pila, -ae f. - ball
Term
praecurro
 Definition
praecurro, praecurrere - to run ahead
Term
homo
 Definition
homo, hominis m. - man
Term
fugio
 Definition
fugio, fugere, fugi, fugitus - to flee
Term
manum
 Definition
manum - hand
Term
modo
 Definition
modo - only
Term
appareo
 Definition
appareo, apparere, apparui - to appear
Term
obesus
 Definition
obesus, -a, -um - fat
Term
olim olim - once
 Definition
legatus, -i m. - envoy
Term
agnosco
 Definition
agnosco, agnoscere, agnovi, agnotus - to acknowledge
Term
doleo
 Definition
doleo, dolere, dolui - to be sad
Term
brevis
 Definition
brevis, -is, -e - short, brief
Term
immobilis
 Definition
immobilis, -is, -e - motionless
Term
incolumis
 Definition
incolumis, -is, -e - unhurt, safe
Term
omnis
 Definition
omnis, -is, -e - all, every
Term
fortis
 Definition
fortis, -is , -e - brave, strong
Term
intro
 Definition
intro, intrare, intravi, intratus - to enter
Term
ceno
 Definition
ceno, cenare, cenavi, cenatus - to dine
Term
lectus
 Definition
lectus, -i m. - bed
Term
sordidus
 Definition
sordidus, -a, -um - dirty
Term
vobis
 Definition
vobis - for you (pl.)
Term
tibi
 Definition
tibi - for you (sing.)
Term
cubitum ire
 Definition
cubitum ire - to go to bed
Term
valde
 Definition
valde - very
Term
eo
 Definition
eo, ire, ii (ivi), itus - to go
Term
vigilo
 Definition
vigilo, vigilare, vigilavi - to stay awake
Term
vehementer
 Definition
vehementer - very much, violently
Term
certe
 Definition
certe - certainly
Term
hic
 Definition
hic, haec, hoc - this, these
Term
post
 Definition
post (+acc.) - after
Term
medius
 Definition
medius, -a, -um - middle, middle of
Term
licet
 Definition
licet, licere, licuit (+dat. + infin.)- it is permitted, it is allowed
Term
enim
 Definition
enim - for
Term
miles
 Definition
miles, militis m. - soldier
Term
numquam
 Definition
numquam - never
Term
antea
 Definition
antea - before
Term
dico
 Definition
dico, dicere, dixi, dictus - to say, speak, tell
Term
narr0
 Definition
narr0, narrare, marravi, narratus - to tell
Term
heri
 Definition
heri - yesterday
Term
somnus
 Definition
somnus, -i m. - sleep
Term
somnium
 Definition
somnium, -ii n. - dream
Term
malus
 Definition
malus, -a, -um - bad
Term
corpus
 Definition
corpus, corporis n. - body
Term
supra
 Definition
supra (+acc.) - on top
Term
mane
 Definition
mane - early in the morning
Term
punio
 Definition
punio, punire, punivi, puinitus - to punish
Term
mortuus
 Definition
mortuus, -a, -um - dead
Term
sero
 Definition
sero - late
Term
cogito
 Definition
cogito, cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus - to think
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invitus
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invitus, -a, -um - unwilling
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removeo
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removeo, removere, removi, remotus - to remove
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mors
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mors, mortis (gen. pl. -ium) f. - death
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pecunia
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pecunia, -ae f. - money
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ita
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ita - thus, in this way, so
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totus
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totus, -a, -um - all, the whole
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relinquo
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relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictus - to leave behind
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video
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video, videre, vidi, visus - to see
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invenio
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invenio, invenire, inveni, inventus - to come upon, find
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peto
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peto, petere, petivi, petitus - to seek, look for, head for; attack
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simulac
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simulac - as soon as
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moles
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moles, molis (gen. pl. -ium) m. - mass, huge bulk
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clausus
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clausus, -a, -um - closed
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ludi
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ludi, ludorum m. - games
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lego
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lego, legere, legi, lectus - to read, choose
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liber
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liber, libri m. - book
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aedifico
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aedifico (1) - to build
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occurro
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occurro, occurrere, occurri, occursurus (+dat.) - to meet, encounter
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vix
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vix - scarcely, barely
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scribo
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scribo, scribere, scripsi, scriptus - to write
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tumultus
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tumultus, -us m. - uproar
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arcus
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arcus, -us m. - arch
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aestus
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aestus, -us m. - heat
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manus
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manus, -us f. - hand
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excitatus
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excitatus, -a, -um - wakened, aroused
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abhinc
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abhinc - ago, previously
abhinc duas horas - two hours ago
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taberna
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taberna, -ae f. - shop
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postis
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postis, -is (gen. pl. -ium) m. - door post
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poeta
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poeta, -ae m. - poet
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aliquis
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aliquis, aliquid - someone, something
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lapis
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lapis, lapidis m. - stone
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oppressus
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oppressus, -a, -um - crushed, overwhelmed
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pervenio
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pervenio, pervenire, perveni, perventus - to arrive, reach
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sterto
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sterto, stertere, stertui - to snore
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traho
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traho, trahere, traxi, tractus - to drag, pull
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conficio
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conficio, conficere, confeci, confectus - to finish
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dies
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dies, diei m. - day
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res
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res, rei f. - thing
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complexus
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complexus, -us m. - embrace
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risus
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risus, -us m. - laugh, smile
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nisi
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nisi - unless
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sine
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sine (+abl.)- without
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custos
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custos, custodies m. - guard
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bona
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bona, -orum n. pl. - goods, possessions
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nonnumquam
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nonnumquam - sometimes
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postridie
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postridie - on the following day
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iaceo
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iaceo, iacere, iacui, iaciturus - to lie, to be lying
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noceo
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noceo, nocere, nocui, nociturus (+dat.) - to harm
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metus
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metus, -us m. - fear
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terra
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terra, -ae f. - earth
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lutum
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lutum, -i n. - mud
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arripio
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arripio, arripere, arripui, arreptus - to grab hold of, seize
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veto
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veto, vetare, vetui, vetitus - to forbid
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servo
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servo (1) - to save
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gladius
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gladius, -ii m. - sword
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oculus
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oculus, -i m. - eye
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domi
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domi - at home
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claudo
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claudo, claudere, clausi, clausus - to shut
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accidit
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accidit, accidere, accidit - it happens
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aperio
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aperio, aperire, aperui, apertus - to open
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mulier
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mulier, mulieris f. - woman
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faveo
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faveo, favere, favi, fauturus (+dat.) - to favor, support
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deverto
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deverto, devertere, deverti, deversus - to turn aside
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humi
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humi - on the ground
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vinco
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vinco, vincere, vici, victus - to conquer, win
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debeo
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debeo, debere, debui, debiturus - to owe, ought, must
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aut...aut
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aut...aut- either...or
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propter
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propter (+acc) - because of
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apud
 Definition
apud (+acc.) - at the house of, among, before, in front of
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