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Latin LAST TEST

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anima, animae soul, spirit
remissio, remissionis release
vox, vocis voice
adversus-a-um adverse
talis, tale such
vae alas
arbitror (verb) arbitrari arbitratus sum - to judge
conor (verb) conari conatus sum - to attempt
egredior (verb) egredi egressus sum - to go out
fateor (verb) fateri fassus sum - to confess
hortor (verb) hortari hortatus sum - to urge
loquor (verb) loqui locutus sum - to speak
molior (verb) moliri molitus sum - to build
morior (verb) mori mortuus sum - to die
nascor (verb) nasci natus sum - to be born
patior (verb) pati passus sum - to suffer
proficiscor (verb) proficisci profectus sum - to start
rusticor (verb) rusticari rusticatus sum - to live in the country
sedeo (verb) sedere sedi sessum - to sit
sequor (verb) sequi secutus sum - to follow
specto (verb) spectare spectavi spectatum - to see
utor (verb) uti usus sum - to use
aestas, aestatis summer
ianua, inauae door
pectus pectoris breast
praemium praemii prize
iratus-a-um angry
antepono (verb) anteponere anteposui antepositum - to put before
foveo (verb) fovere fovi fotum - to nourish
ignosco (verb) ignoscere ignovi ignotum - to grant pardon to
impero (verb) imperare imperavi imperatum - to command
miror (verb) mirari miratus sum - to marvel at
noceo (verb) nocere nocui nocitum - to harm
nubo (verb) nubere nupsi nuptum - to cover
parco (verb) parcere peperci parsurum - to spare
pareo (verb) parere parui - to obey
persuadeo (verb) persuadere persuasi persuasum - to persuade
placeo (verb) placere placui placitum - to please
sapio (verb) sapere sapivi - to be wise
servio (verb) servire servivi servitum - to serve
studeo (verb) studere studui - to study
subrideo (verb) subridere subrisi subrisum - to smile down upon
cupido, cupidinis desire
lector lectoris reader
lectrix lectricis reader
vinculum chain
cotidie daily
fortasse perhaps
accedo (verb) accedere accessi accessum - to approach
carpo (verb) carpere carpsi carptum - to harvest
cogo (verb) cogere coegi coactum - to drive
contemno (verb) contemnere contempsi contemptum - to despise
contundo (verb) contundere contudi contusum - to beat
curo (verb) curare curavi curatum - to cure
decerno (verb) decernere decrevi decretum - to decree
exigo (verb) exigere exegi exactum - to force out
fio (verb) fieri factus sum - to happen
oblecto (verb) oblectare oblectavi oblectatum - to please
oro (verb) orare oravi oratum - to speak
recreo (verb) recreare recreavi recreatum - to restore
requiro (verb) requirere requisivi requisitum - to require
sereno (verb) serenare serenavi sernatum - to soothe
Athenae, athenarum Athens
domus home
humus ground
iter, itineris journey
rus ruris the country
Syracusae, syracusarum Syracuse
absens, absentis absent
gratus-a-um grateful
idoneus-a-um suitable
immotus-a-um unmoved
foris out of doors
eo (verb) ire ii itum - to go
abeo (verb) abire abii abitum - to go away
adeo (verb) adire adii aditum - to go to
exeo (verb) exire exii exitum - to exit
ineo (verb) inire inii initum - to enter
obeo (verb) obire obii obitum - to meet
pereo (verb) perire perii peritum - to perish
redeo (verb) redire redii reditum - to return
interficio (verb) interficere interfeci interfectum - to kill
licet (verb) licere licuit - it is permitted
peregrinor (verb) peregrinari peregrinatus sum - to travel abroad
requiesco (verb) requiescere requievi requietum - to rest
soleo (verb) solere solitus sum - to be accustomed
cresco (verb) crescere crevi cretum - to increase
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