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First page of GCSE word list

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Term
Definition
a, ab (+abl.)   by, from  
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absum, abesse, afui   to be away, to be absent  
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ac/atque   and  
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accidere   to happen  
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accipere, -ere, accepi, acceptus   to receive, accept  
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ad (+acc)   to, towards, at  
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adeo   so much, to such an extent  
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adsum, adesse, afui   to be here, to be present  
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advenire   to arrive  
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aedificare   to build  
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ager   field  
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ago, agere, egi, actus   do, act  
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alius, alia, aliud   other, another  
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alii....alii   some... others  
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alter, altera, alterum   the other (of two)  
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altus   high, deep  
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amare   to love  
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amor   love  
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ambulare   to walk  
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amicus   friend  
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ancilla   slave girl  
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animus   spirit, soul, mind  
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annus   year  
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ante (+acc)   before, in front of  
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antea (adv.)   before, beforehand  
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apparere   to appear  
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apud (+acc.)   among, with, at the house of  
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aqua   water  
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arma (neut. pl)   arms, weapons  
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ars, artis   art, skill  
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ascendere   to climb, go up  
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audax, audacis   bold, daring  
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audeo, audere, ausus sum (semi-depon. vb.)   to dare  
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appropinquare (+dat.)   to approach  
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audio, audiere, audivi, auditus   to hear, listen  
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aufero, auferre, abstuli, ablatus   to take away  
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autem   however  
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auxilium (n.)   help  
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bellum (n.)   war  
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bellum gerere   to wage war, campaign  
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bene (adv.)   well  
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benignus   kind  
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bibere   to drink  
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bonus   good  
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brevis   short, brief  
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caelum (n.)   sky, heaven  
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canis   dog  
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capio, capere, cepi, captus   to take, to capture  
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captivus   captive, prisoner  
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caput, capitis (n.)   head  
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castra (neut. pl.)   camp  
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celare   to hide  
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celer   quick, fast  
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celeriter   quickly  
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quam celerrime   as quickly as possible  
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cena   dinner  
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centum   a hundred  
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ceteri   the rest, the others  
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cibus   food  
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circum (+acc)   around  
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civis   citizen  
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clamare   to shout  
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clarus   famous; clear  
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cogitare   to think, consider  
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cogo, cogere, coegi, coactus   force, compel  
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clamor   shouting, noise  
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coepisse   to have begun  
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cognosco, -ere, cognovi, cognitus   to find out, discover  
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comes, comitis   companion, comrade  
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conor, conari, conatus sum (depon. vb.)   to try  
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conatus   having tried  
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conficere   to finish; wear out  
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consilium (n.)   plan, idea, advice  
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conspicio, -ere, conspexi, conspectus   to catch sight of  
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constituere (pf= constitui)   to decide  
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consul   consul  
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consumere   to eat  
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contra (+acc)   against  
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copiae   forces, troops  
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corpus, corporis (n.)   body  
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cras   tomorrow  
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credo, -ere, credidi, (+dat.)   to trust, believe  
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crudelis   cruel  
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cum   when, since  
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cum (+abl)   with  
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cupio, cupere, cupivi   to long for, desire  
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cur?   why?  
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cura   care, worry  
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curro, currere, cucurri, cursus   to run  
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custodere   to guard  
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custos, custodis   guard  
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de (+abl.)   about, concerning, down from  
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dea   goddess  
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debere   to owe; ought, must  
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decem   ten  
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deinde   then, next  
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delere   to destroy  
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deus   god  
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dico, dicere, dixi, dictus   say, speak  
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dies   day  
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difficilis   difficult  
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diligens   careful  
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dirus   dreadful  
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discedere (pf. = discessi)   to depart, leave  
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diu   for a long time  
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do, dare, dedi, datus   to give  
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domina   mistress  
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dominus   master  
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docere   to teach  
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convenire   to gather, meet  
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descendere   to go down, come down  
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cado, cadere, cecidi, casus   to fall  
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defendere   to defend  
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