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Wheelock's Latin Vocabulary - Chapters 1-20

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quid   what   pronoun  
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nihil   nothing   pronoun  
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non   not   pronoun  
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saepe   often   pronoun  
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si   if   pronoun  
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cogito   to think   cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatum  
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debeo   to owe; ought   debere, debui, debitum  
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do   to give   dare, dedi, datum  
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erro   to wander, make a mistake   errare, erravi, erratum  
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laudo   to praise   laudare, laudavi, laudatum  
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moneo   to warn   monere, monui, monitum  
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salveo   to be well   salvere  
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salve   hello   (singular)  
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salvete   hello   (plural)  
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conservo   to preserve   conservare, conservavi, conservatum  
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servo   to save   servare, servavi, servatum  
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terreo   to terrify   terrere, terrui, territum  
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valeo   to be strong   valere, valui, valiturum  
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video   to see   videre, vidi, visum  
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voco   to call   vocare, vocavi, vocatum  
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amo   to love   amare, amavi, amatum  
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forma   form, beauty   formae, f.  
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fortuna   fortune, luck   fortunae, f.  
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ira   anger   irae, f.  
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nauta   sailor   nautae, m.  
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patria   fatherland   patriae, f.  
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pecunia   money   pecuniae, f.  
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philosophia   philosophy   philosophiae, f.  
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poena   penalty   poenae, f.  
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poeta   poet   poetae, m.  
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porta   gate   portae, f.  
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puella   girl   puellae, f.  
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rosa   rose   rosae, f.  
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sententia   thought, feeling   sententiae, f.  
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vita   life   vitae, f.  
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antiqua   ancient   adjective  
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magna   great, large   adjective  
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mea   my   adjective  
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multa   much   adjective  
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tua   your   adjective  
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et   and   conjunction  
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et . . . et . . .   both . . . and . . .   conjunction  
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sed   but   conjunction  
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o   o!   interjection  
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sine   without   prep. + abl.  
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est   is   irregular verb  
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fama   fame   famae, f.  
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agricola   farmer   agricolae, m.  
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amica   friend   amicae, f.  
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amicus   friend   amici, m.  
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femina   woman   feminae, f.  
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filia   daughter   filiae, f.  
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filius   son   filii, m.  
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numerus   number   numeri, m.  
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populus   people   populi, m.  
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puer   boy, child   pueri, m.  
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sapientia   wisdom   sapientiae, f.  
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vir   man   viri, m.  
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avarus, avara   greedy    
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pauci, paucae   few   plural adjective  
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Romanus, Romana   Roman   adjective  
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de   down from, from; about   prep. + abl.  
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in   in   prep. + abl.  
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hodie   today   adverb  
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semper   always   adverb  
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habeo   I have   habere, habui, habitum  
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satio   I satisfy   satiare, satiavi, satiatum  
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ager   field, farm   agri, m.  
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bellum   war   belli, n.  
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consilium   plan, advice   consilii, n.  
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cura   care   curae, f.  
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donum   gift   doni, n.  
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exitium   destruction   exitii, n.  
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magister   teacher   magistri, n.  
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magistra   teacher   magistrae, f.  
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mora   delay   morae, f.  
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nihil   nothing    
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oculus   eye   oculi, m.  
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officium   duty   officii, n.  
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otium   leisure, peace   otii, n.  
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periculum   danger   periculi, n.  
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remedium   cure   remedii, n.  
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bellus, a, um   pretty, handsome   adjective  
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bonus, a, um   good   adjective  
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humanus, a, um   human   adjective  
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malus, a, um   bad, evil   adjective  
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parvus, a, aum   small, little   adjective  
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stultus, a, um   foolish   adjective  
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verus, a, um   true   adjective  
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iuvo   to help   iuvare, iuvavi, iuvatum  
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adiuvo   to assist   adiuvare, adiuvavi, adiuvatum  
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sum   to be   esse, fui, futurum  
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basium   kiss   basii, n.  
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animus   mind, spirit   animi, m.  
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animi   pride, courage   animorum, m.  
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caelum   sky, heaven   caeli, n.  
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culpa   blame   culpae, f.  
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gloria   glory   gloriae, f.  
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verbum   word   verbi, n.  
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te   you   pronoun  
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liber, libera, liberum   free   adjective  
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noster, nostra, nostrum   our   adjective  
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pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum   beautiful, handsome   adjective  
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sanus, a, um   sound, healthy   adjective  
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igitur   therefore   conjunction  
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-ne   (introduces a yes/no question)   enclitic  
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propter   on account of, because of   prep. + acc.  
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cras   tomorrow   adverb  
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heri   yesterday   adverb  
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quando   when   conjunction  
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si quando   if ever   conjunction  
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satis   enough, sufficient   noun or adverb  
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tum   then, at that time   adverb  
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ceno   to dine   cenare, cenavi, cenatum  
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culpo   to blame   culpare, culpavi, culpatum  
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remaneo   I remain   remanere, remansi, remansum  
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maneo   I remain   manere, mansi, mansum  
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supero   I overcome, am above   superare, superavi, superatum  
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adulescentia   youthfulness   adulescentiae, f.  
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deus   god   dei, m.  
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discipula   student   discipulae, f.  
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discipulus   student   discipuli, m.  
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insidiae   plot, ambush; treachery   insidiarum  
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liber   book   libri, m.  
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tyrannus   tyrant   tyranni, m.  
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vitium   crime, fault, vice   vitii, n.  
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Graecus, a, um   Greek   adjective  
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perpetuus, a, um   perpetual, lasting   adjective  
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plenus, a, um   full (of), abundant, generous   adjective  
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salvus, a, um   safe, sound   adjective  
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secundus, a, um   second; favorable   adjective  
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vester, vestra, vestrum   your (plural)   possessive adjective  
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-que   and   enclitic conjunction  
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ubi   where; when   conjunction  
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ibi   there   adverb  
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nunc   now   adverb  
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quare   why; therefore   adverb  
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possum   to be able   posse, potui  
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tolero   to bear, endure   tolerare, toleravi, toleratum  
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dea   goddess   deae, f.  
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carmen   song   carminis, n.  
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civitas   state, citizenship   civitatis, f.  
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corpus   body   corporis, n.  
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homo   person, man   hominis, m.  
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labor   work, labor   laboris, m.  
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littera   letter of the alphabet   litterae, f.  
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litterae   letter (epistle); literature   litterarum, f.  
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mos   custom, habit   moris, m.  
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mores   character   morum, m.  
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nomen   name   nominis, n.  
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pax   peace   pacis, f.  
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regina   queen   reginae, f.  
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rex   king   regis, m.  
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tempus   time   temporis, n.  
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terra   earth, ground   terrae, f.  
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uxor   wife   uxoris, f.  
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virgo   maiden, virgin   virginis, f.  
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virtus   manliness; courage; virtue   virtutis, f.  
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novus, a, um   new   adjective  
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post   after, behind   prep. + acc.  
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sub   under, underneath   prep. + abl. & acc.  
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audeo   to dare   audere, ausus sum  
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neco   to kill   necare, necavi, necatum  
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amor   love   amoris, m.  
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copia   abundance, supply   copiae, f.  
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copiae   supplies; troops   copiarum, f.  
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frater   brother   fratris, m.  
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laus   praise   laudis, f.  
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libertas   freedom   libertatis, f.  
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ratio   reason; method   rationis, f.  
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scriptor   writer   scriptoris, m.  
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soror   sister   sororis, f.  
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victoria   victory   victoriae, f.  
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dum   while   conjunction  
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ad   to, toward; at   prep. + acc.  
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ex   out of, from; because of   prep. + abl.  
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e   out of, from; because of   prep. + abl.  
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numquam   never   adverb  
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tamen   nevertheless, still   adverb or conjunction  
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ago   to lead; do; act   agere, egi, actum  
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ago gratias   to give thanks   phrase  
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demonstro   to point out; demonstrate   demonstrare, demonstravi, demonstratum  
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disco   to learn   discere, didici  
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doceo   to teach   docere, docui, doctum  
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duco   to lead   ducere, duxi, ductum  
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gero   to carry; manage; wage   gerere, gessi, gestum  
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scribo   to write   scribere, scripsi, scriptum  
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traho   to drag   trahere, traxi, tractum  
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vinco   to conquer   vincere, vici, victum  
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Cicero   Cicero   Ciceronis, m.  
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loca   places, region   locorum, n.  
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loci   passages in literature   locorum, m.  
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morbus   disease   morbi, m.  
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studium   eagerness, zeal; study   studii, n.  
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hic, haec, hoc   this; the latter   demonstrative  
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ille, illa, illud   that; the former; the famous   demonstrative  
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iste, ista, istud   that of yours; that; such   demonstrative  
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alius, a, ud   other, another   adjective  
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alter, altera, alterum   the other, second   adjective  
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neuter, neutra, neutrum   not either, neither   adjective  
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nullus, a, um   not any, no, none   adjective  
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solus, a, um   alone, only, the only   adjective  
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totus, a, um   whole, entire   adjective  
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ullus, a, um   any   adjective  
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unus, a, um   one, single, alone   adjective  
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uter, utra, utrum   either, which (of two)   adjective  
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enim   for   conjunction  
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in   into, toward; against   prep. + acc.  
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nimis   too, too much, excessively   adverb  
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locus   place; passage in literature   loci, m.  
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cupiditas   desire   cupiditatis, f.  
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hora   hour, time   horae, f.  
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natura   nature   naturae, f.  
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senectus   old age   senectutis, f.  
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timor   fear   timoris, m.  
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veritas   truth   veritatis, f.  
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via   way   viae, f.  
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voluptas   pleasure   voluptatis, f.  
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beatus, a, um   happy   adjective  
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quoniam   since   conjunction  
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cum   with   prep. + abl.  
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audio   to hear, listen to   audire, audivi, auditum  
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capio   to take, capture   capere, cepi, captum  
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dico   to say   dicere, dixi, dictum  
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facio   to do, make   facere, feci, factum  
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fugio   to feel, escape   fugere, fugi, fugiturum  
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venio   to come   venire, veni, ventum  
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invenio   to find   invenire, inveni, inventum  
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vivo   to live   vivere, vixi, victum  
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amicitia   friendship   amicitiae, f.  
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consul   consul   consulis, m.  
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nemo   no one   nullius, nemini, neminem, nullo/nulla  
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ego   I   pronoun; mei, mihi, me, me  
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tu   you   pronoun; tui, tibi, te, te  
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is, ea, id   he, she, it   pronoun  
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idem, eadem, idem   the same   identical pronoun  
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amicus, a, um   friendly   adjective  
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carus, a, um   dear   adjective  
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quod   because   conjunction  
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neque, nec   and not, nor   conjunction  
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neque . . . neque . . .   neither . . . nor . . .   conjunction  
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nec . . . nec . . .   neither . . . nor . . .   conjunction  
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autem   however; moreover   postpositive conjunction  
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bene   well   adverb  
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etiam   even, also   adverb  
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intellego   to understand   intellegere, intellexi, intellectum  
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mitto   to send   mittere, misi, missum  
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sentio   to feel, think   sentire, sensi, sensum  
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caput   head   capitis, n.  
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annus   year   anni, m.  
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Asia   Asia Minor   Asiae, f.  
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Caesar   Caesar   Caesaris, m.  
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mater   mother   matris, f.  
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medicus   doctor   medici, m.  
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pater   father   patris, m.  
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patientia   patience, suffering   patientiae, f.  
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principium   beginning   principii, n.  
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acerbus, a, um   bitter, harsh   adjective  
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pro   before, in front of; for the sake of   prep. + abl.  
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diu   for a long time   adverb  
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nuper   recently   adverb  
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amitto   to lose   amittere, amisi, amissum  
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cado   to fall   cadere, cecidi, casurum  
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creo   to create   creare, creavi, creatum  
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adulescens   young man; young woman   adulescentis, m/f  
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factum   deed   facti, n.  
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signum   sign   signi, n.  
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ipse, ipsa, ipsum   -self, the actual, the very   intensive pronoun  
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quisque, quidque   each   indefinite pronoun  
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sui, sibi, se, se   -self   reflexive prounoun  
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doctus, a, um   learned   adjective  
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fortunatus, a, um   fortunate   adjective  
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suus, a, um   -self's own   reflexive possessive adjective  
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nam   for   conjunction  
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ante   before   prep. + acc.  
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per   through; by (with the reflexive)   prep. + acc.  
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olim   once, at that time (past or future)   adverb  
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alo   to nourish   alere, alui, altum  
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diligo   to love   diligere, dilexi, dilectum  
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iungo   to join   iungere, iunxi, iunctum  
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sto   to stand   stare, steti, statum  
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divitiae   riches   divitiarum, f.  
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aqua   water   aquae, f.  
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ars   skill, art   artis, f.  
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auris   ear   auris, f.  
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civis   citizen   civis, c.  
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ius   right, justice, law   iuris, n.  
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mare   sea   maris, n.  
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mors   death   mortis, f.  
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nubes   cloud   nubis, f.  
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os   face, mouth   oris, n.  
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pars   part   partis, f.  
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Roma   Rome   Romae, f.  
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turba   uproar; crowd   turbae, f.  
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urbs   city   urbis, f.  
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vis   power   vis, f.  
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vires   strength   virium, f.  
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a   away from, from; by   prep. + abl.  
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ab   away from, from; by   prep. + abl.  
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trans   across   prep. + acc.  
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appello   to speak to, address   appellare, appellavi, appellatum  
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curro   to run   currere, cucurri, cursum  
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muto   to change   mutare, mutavi, mutatum  
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teneo   to hold   tenere, tenui, tentum  
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vito   to avoid   vitare, vitavi, vitatum  
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animal   animal   animalis, n.  
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memoria   memory   memoriae, f.  
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tempestas   season; weather; storm   tempestatis, f.  
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unus, una, unum   one   cardinal number  
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duo, duae, duo   two   cardinal number  
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tres, tria   three   cardinal number  
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quattuor   four   cardinal number  
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quinque   five   cardinal number  
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sex   six   cardinal number  
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septem   seven   cardinal number  
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octo   eight   cardinal number  
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novem   nine   cardinal number  
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decem   ten   cardinal number  
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undecim   eleven   cardinal number  
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duodecim   twelve   cardinal number  
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tredecim   thirteen   cardinal number  
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quattuordecim   fourteen   cardinal number  
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quindecim   fifteen   cardinal number  
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sedecim   sixteen   cardinal number  
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septendecim   seventeen   cardinal number  
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duodeviginti   eighteen   cardinal number  
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undeviginti   nineteen   cardinal number  
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viginti   twenty   cardinal number  
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viginti unus   twenty one   cardinal number  
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viginti duo   twenty two   cardinal number  
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viginti tres   twenty three   cardinal number  
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viginti quattuor   twenty four   cardinal number  
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viginti quinque   twenty five   cardinal number  
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primus, a, um   first   ordinal number  
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secundus, a, um   second   ordinal number  
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tertius, a, um   third   ordinal number  
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quartus, a, um   fourth   ordinal number  
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quintus, a, um   fifth   ordinal number  
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sextus, a, um   sixth   ordinal number  
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septimus, a, um   seventh   ordinal number  
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octavus, a, um   eighth   ordinal number  
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nonus, a, um   ninth   ordinal number  
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decimus, a, um   tenth   ordinal number  
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undecimus, a, um   eleventh   ordinal number  
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duodecimus, a, um   twelfth   ordinal number  
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centum   one hundred   cardinal number  
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mille   one thousand   cardinal number  
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milia   thousand(s)   miliorum, n.  
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miser, misera, miserum   miserable, wretched   adjective  
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inter   between, among   prep. + acc.  
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itaque   and so, therefore   adverb or conjunction  
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committo   to entrust   committere, commisi, commissum  
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exspecto   to look for, expect, wait for   exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatum  
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iacio   to throw, hurl   iacere, iacui, iactum  
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eicio   to throw out, drive out   eicere, eieci, eiectum  
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timeo   to fear   timere, timui  
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Italia   Italy   Italia, f.  
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auditor   hearer, listener   auditoris, m.  
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clementia   mildness, mercy   clementiae, f.  
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mens   mind, though, intention   mentis, f.  
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satura   satire   saturae, f.  
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acer, acris, acre   sharp, keep; severe   adjective  
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brevis, breve   short, small, brief   adjective  
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celer, celeris, celere   swift, quick   adjective  
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difficilis, difficile   hard, difficult   adjective  
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dulcis, dulce   sweet, pleasant   adjective  
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facilis, facile   easy, agreeable   adjective  
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fortis, forte   strong, brave   adjective  
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ingens, ingentis   huge   adjective  
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iucundus, a, um   pleasant, delightful   adjective  
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longus, a, um   long   adjective  
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omnis, omne   all, every   adjective  
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potens, potentis   able, powerful   adjective  
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senex, senis   old, aged   adjective  
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senex   old man   senis, m.  
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quam   how   adverb  
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rego   to rule, guide, direct   regere, rexi, rectum  
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aetas   age   aetatis, f.  
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libellus   little book   libelli, m.  
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qui, quae, quod   who, which, that   relative pronoun  
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caecus, a, um   blind   adjective  
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levis, leve   light, easy; trivial   adjective  
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aut   or   conjunction  
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aut . . . aut . . .   either . . . or . . .   expression  
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cito   quickly   adverb  
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quoque   also, too   adverb  
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admitto   to admit, receive   admittere, admisi, admissum  
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coepi   began   coepisse, coeptum  
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cupio   to desire   cupere, cupivi, cupitum  
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deleo   to destroy   delere, delevi, deletum  
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desidero   to desire, miss   desiderare, desideravi, desideratum  
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incipio   to begin   incipere, incepi, inceptum  
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navigo   to sail   navigare, navigavi, navigatum  
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neglego   to neglect, disregard   neglegere, neglexi, neglectum  
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recito   to read aloud, recite   recitare, recitavi, recitatum  
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flumen   river   fluminis, n.  
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genus   origin; kind, type   generis, n.  
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hostis   an enemy   hostis, m.  
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hostes   the enemy   hostium, m.  
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ludus   game; school   ludi, m.  
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probitas   honesty, uprightness   probitatis, f.  
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scientia   knowledge   scientiae, f.  
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clarus, a, um   clear, bright; famous   adjective  
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mortalis, mortale   mortal   adjective  
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cur   why?   adverb  
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deinde   thereupon, then, next   adverb  
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fluo   to flow   fluere, fluxi, fluxum  
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lego   to pickout; read   legere, legi, lectum  
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misceo   to mix, stir, disturb   miscere, miscui, mixtum  
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moveo   to move   movere, movi, motum  
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videor   to seem   videri, visus sum  
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auctor   author, originator   auctoris, m.  
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Graecia   Greece   Graeciae, f.  
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iudex   judge, juror   iudicis, m.  
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scelus   crime; sin   sceleris, n.  
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argumentum   argument; proof, evidence   argumenti, n.  
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certus, a, um   benefit, kindness   beneficii, n.  
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familia   family, household   familia, f.  
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Graecia   Greece   Graeciae, f.  
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iudicium   judgment, decision; trial   iudicii, n.  
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scelus   crime; sin   sceleris, n.  
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delecto   what? which?   interrogative adjective  
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gravis, grave   to prepare; provide; get, obtain   parare, paravi, paratum  
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immortalis, immortale   immortal   adjective  
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at   but   conjunction  
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nisi   unless, if . . . not   conjunction  
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contra   against   prep. + acc.  
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iam   now, already, soon   adverb  
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delecto   to delight, charm   delectare, delectavi, delectatum  
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libero   to free, liberate   liberare, liberavi, liberatum  
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paro   to prepare; provide; get, obtain   parare, paravi, paratum  
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quis? quid?   who? what?   interrogative pronoun  
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coniurati   conspirators   coniuratorum, m. pl.  
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cornu   horn; wing of an army   cornus, n.  
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fructus   fruit; profit   fructus, m.  
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genu   knee   genus, n.  
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manus   hand   manus, f.  
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metus   fear   metus, m.  
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mons   mountain   montis, m.  
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senatus   senate   senatus, m.  
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sensus   feeling, sense   sensus, m.  
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servitus   servitude; slavery   servitutis f.  
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spiritus   spirit; breath   spiritus, m.  
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versus   line of verse   versus, m.  
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communis, commune   common, of the community   adjective  
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dexter, dextra, dextrum   right, right-hand   adjective  
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sinister, sinistra, sinistrum   left, left-hand; harmful   adjective  
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careo   to be without; lack   carere, carui, cariturum  
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defendo   to ward off; defend   defendere, defendi, defensum  
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discedo   to depart   discedere, discessi, discessum  
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odi   to hate   odisse, osum  
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prohibeo   to prevent, hinder; prohibit   prohibere, prohibui, prohibitum  
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pronuntio   to proclaim, announce; pronounce   pronuntiare, pronuntiavi, pronuntiatum  
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me   me   pronoun  
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