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1000 Essential Latin Words (Part 1)

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a or ab   from, away from, by (agent), (+abl.)  
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accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptum   to receive; to accept  
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ad   to, towards, (+acc.)  
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ager, agri, m.   field  
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ago, agere, egi, actum   to do, drive  
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aio, --, --, --   to say; to affirm  
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aliquis, aliquid   someone, something; anyone, anything  
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alius, alia, aliud   other, another  
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alter, altera, alterum   the other (of two)  
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amo, amare, amavi, amatum   to love  
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an   or  
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animus, animi, m.   mind  
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annus, anni, m.   year  
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ante   before, in front of, (+acc.)  
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appello, appellare, appellavi, appellatum   to address; to name  
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apud   at, among, near, (+acc.)  
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aqua, aquae, f.   water  
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at   but  
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atque or ac   and; and also; and indeed  
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audio, audire, audivi, auditum   to hear, listen to  
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aut; aut...aut   or; either...or  
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autem   however; moreover  
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bellum, belli, n.   war  
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bellus, bella, bellum   pretty, handsome  
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bonus, bona, bonum   good  
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capio, capere, cepi, captum   to take, seize  
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causa, causae, f.   cause, reason; for the sake of (+gen.)  
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certus, certa, certum   definite, certain, fixed  
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civitas, civitatis, f.   state; citizenship  
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consul, consulis, m.   consul  
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contra   against, opposite to, (+acc.)  
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corpus, corporis, n.   body  
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credo, credere, credidi, creditum   to believe, trust, (+dat); to entrust (with acc. + dat.)  
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cum   with (+abl.); when, since, although (with subjunctive); when (with indicative)  
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cur   why  
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de   down from, concerning, about, (+abl.)  
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debeo, debere, debui, debitum   to owe, ought  
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dedo, dedere, dedidi, deditum   to give up, surrender  
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deinde   then, next  
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deus, dei, m.   god  
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dico, dicere, dixi, dictum   to say, talk  
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dies, diei, m. or f.   day  
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diu   for a long time  
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do, dare, dedi, datum   to give, grant, offer  
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dominus, i, m.   master, lord  
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domus, us, f.   house, home  
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donec   until  
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duco, ducere, duxi, ductum   to lead  
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dum   while, until  
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duo, duae, duo   two  
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ecce   behold!  
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ego, mei   I  
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enim   for; indeed  
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eo, ire, ii, itum   to go, proceed  
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ergo   therefore  
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et; et...et   and, even, also; both...and  
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etiam   even, also  
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ex or e   from, out of, (+abl.)  
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facio, facere, feci, factum   to do; to make  
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fero, ferre, tuli, latum   to carry, bring; to endure  
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filius, filii, m.   son  
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fio, fieri, factus sum   to become, to happen; (used as passive of facio)  
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frater, fratris, m.   brother  
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gens, gentis, f.   clan, race, nation  
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genus, generis, n.   kind, class  
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gero, gerere, gessi, gestum   to carry, bear; to wage  
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habeo, habere, habui, habitum   to have, hold; to consider  
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hic, haec, hoc   this; the latter (in contrast with ille)  
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hinc   from here, from this place  
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homo, hominis, m.   human being, man  
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hostis, hostis, m.   enemy  
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huc   to this place  
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iam   now, already  
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ibi   there, at that place  
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idem, eadem, idem   the same  
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ideo   on that account  
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igitur   therefore  
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ille, illa, illud   that; the former (in contrast with hic)  
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illic   there, at that place  
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in   in, on, (+abl.); into, against, (+acc.)  
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inde   from there  
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inquam, --, --, --   to say  
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intellego, intellegere, intellexi, intellectum   to understand; to deduce  
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inter   between, among, (+acc.)  
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ipse, ipsa, ipsum   myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself; the very  
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is, ea, id   he, she, it; this, that  
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iste, ista, istud   that of yours (often with contemptuous force)  
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ita   so, thus  
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iubeo, iubere, iussi, iussum   to order, command  
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iudicium, iudicii, n.   judgment; trial  
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ius, iuris, n.   right, law; justice  
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lego, legere, legi, lectum   to choose; to read  
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lex, legis f.   law  
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liber, libera, liberum   free  
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liber, libri, m.   book  
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littera, litterae, f.   a letter of the alphabet; letter, literature (in plural)  
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locus, loci, m.   place  
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longus, longa, longum   long  
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loquor, loqui, locutus sum   to say, speak, talk  
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magnus, magna, magnum   large, great  
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malus, mala, malum   bad, evil  
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manus, manus, f.   hand  
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mater, matris, f.   mother  
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meus, mea, meum   my  
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miles, militis, m.   soldier  
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mitto, mittere, misi, missum   to send; to let go  
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modo   only  
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modus, modi, m.   measure, limit; manner, way  
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mors, mortis f.   death  
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moveo, movere, movi, motum   to move, set in motion  
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mulier, mulieris, f.   woman  
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multus, multa, multum   much, many  
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nam   for  
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natura, naturae, f.   nature  
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ne   not; that not (conjunction with subjunctive); -ne (interrogative enclitic particle)  
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nemo, neminis, m. or f.   no one, nobody  
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neque, nec; nec...nec   not, and not; neither...nor  
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neuter, neutra, neutrum   neither; neuter  
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nihil, (indeclinable), n.   nothing  
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nisi   unless, except  
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nitor, niti, nixus (nisus) sum   to support oneself (on); to strive  
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nomen, nominis, n.   name  
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non   not  
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nondum   not yet  
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nos, nostrum (nostri)   we  
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noster, nostra, nostrum   our, ours  
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nox, noctis, f.   night  
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nullus, nulla, nullum   no, none, not any  
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num   whether (introduces indirect questions);(introduces questions expecting the answer "no")  
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numquam   never  
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nunc   now  
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ob   because of, on account of, (+acc.)  
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oculus, oculi, m.   eye  
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olim   at that time, once  
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omnis, omne   all, every  
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opus, operis, n.; opus est   work, labor; there is need, it is necessary, (+abl.)  
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pars, partis, f.   part, share; region  
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parvus, parva, parvum   little, small  
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pater, patris, m.   father  
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pecunia, pecuniae, f.   money  
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per   through, (+acc.)  
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peto, petere, petivi, petitum   to seek; to attack; to beg  
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pono, ponere, posui, positum   to put, place, set  
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populus, populi, m.   people  
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possum, posse, potui, --   to be able, can  
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post   after, behind, (+acc.)  
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postea   afterwards  
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postquam   after  
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potis, pote   able, capable  
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praeterea   beyond this, besides  
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primus, prima, primum   first, foremost  
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prior, prius   former, prior  
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pro   before, in front of, on behalf of, (+abl.)  
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prope   near; nearly  
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propter   on account of, because of, near, (+acc.)  
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puto, putare, putavi, putatum   to think, consider  
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qua   by which way, where  
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quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitum   to seek; to ask  
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qualis, quale   of what kind; such as  
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quam   than (with comparative); as...as possible (with superlative); how (in exclamations and indirect questions)  
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quantus, quanta, quantum   as long as, as much as; how great, how much  
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quare   how; why  
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quasi   as if  
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-que   and  
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qui, quae, quod   who, which, what, that (relative pronouns); what?, which?, what kind of? (interrogative adjectives)  
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quia   because, since  
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quidam, quaedam, quoddam   certain  
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quidem   indeed, truly, at least  
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quin   indeed; that (after verbs like dubitare); from, but that (in clauses of hindering)  
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quis, quid   who, what (interrogative pronouns); someone, anyone, something, anything (after si, nisi, num, or ne: = aliquis, aliquid)  
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quisquam, quaequam, quidquam   anyone, anything  
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quisque, quaeque, quodque   each  
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quisquis, quaequae, quidquid   whoever, whatever  
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quo   to where  
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quondam   formerly, once  
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quoniam   since  
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quoque   also, too  
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ratio, rationis, f.   reason, judgment; account  
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reddo, reddere, reddidi, redditum   to give back, return  
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redeo, redire, redii, reditum   to go back, return  
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refero, referre, rettuli, relatum   to bring back; to answer  
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relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictum   to leave (behind), abandon  
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reor, reri, ratus sum   to think; to imagine  
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res, rei, f.   thing, matter, affair  
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respondeo, respondere, respondi, responsum   to answer, reply  
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rex, regis, m.   king  
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rus, ruris, n.   countryside  
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scio, scire, scivi, scitum   to know  
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scribo, scribere, scripsi, scriptum   to write, compose  
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sed   but  
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semper   always  
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senatus, senatus, m.   senate  
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sequor, sequi, secutus sum   to follow  
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servus, servi, m.   slave, servant  
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si   if  
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sic   thus, in this way, so  
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sicut   as, just as  
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sine   without (+abl.)  
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sive or seu; sive...sive   or if; whether...or  
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solus, sola, solum   alone, only  
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sto, stare, steti, statum   to stand, to stand firm  
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sub   under, underneath (+abl. with verbs of rest); under (+acc. with verbs of motion)  
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sui, sibi, se, se   himself, herself, itself, themselves  
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sum, esse, fui, futurus   to be; to exist  
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super   over, above, (+abl.)  
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superus, supera, superum   above, upper; the gods (substantive in plural)  
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supra   above (+acc.)  
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suus, sua, suum   his own, her own, its own, their own  
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talis, tale   of such a kind, such  
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tam   so, to such a degree  
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tamen   nevertheless, yet  
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tandem   at last, finally  
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tantus, tanta, tantum   so great, of such size; only (tantum as an adverb)  
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tempus, temporis, n.   time, occasion  
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teneo, tenere, tenui, tentum   to hold, possess, keep  
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terra, terrae, f.   earth, land, ground  
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tot (indeclinable adjective)   so many  
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totus, tota, totum   whole, entire  
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trans   across (+acc.)  
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tu, tui   you (singular)  
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tum   then, at that time  
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tunc   then, at that time  
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tuus, tua, tuum   your, yours  
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ubi   where; when  
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ullus, ulla, ullum   any  
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umquam   ever  
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unde   from where  
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unus, una, unum   one, alone  
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urbs, urbis, f.   city  
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usque   through and through; always  
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ut   as, when (with the indicative); in order that, so that, that (with subjunctive); that not (with fear clauses)  
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uter, utra, utrum   either, which (of two)  
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utor, uti, usus sum   to use, to experience, (+abl.)  
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utrum; utrum...an   whether; whether...or  
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vel; vel...vel   or; either...or  
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venio, venire, veni, ventum   to come  
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verbum, verbi, n.   word  
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vero   in truth, indeed  
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verus, vera, verum   true, real  
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vester, vestra, vestrum   your, yours  
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video, videre, vidi, visum   to see; to seem, appear (in passive)  
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vir, viri, m.   man  
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virtus, virtutis, f.   manliness, courage, excellence  
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vis, vis, f.   force, strength  
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vita, vitae, f.   life, way of life  
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vivo, vivere, vixi, victum   to live  
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vix   with difficulty, hardly  
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voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatum   to call, summon  
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volo, volare, volavi, volatum   to fly  
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vos, vestrum (vestri)   you (plural)  
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