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From AHIS118 text Introduction to Latin Learning (Ch 1-9)

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Definition
amo amare amaui amatum   love verb, 1st C  
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clamo clamare clamaui clamatum   shout verb, 1st C  
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do dare dedi datum   give verb, 1st C  
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fugo fugare fugaui fugatum   cause to flee verb, 1st C  
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habito habitare habitaui habitatum   live, dwell verb, 1st C  
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monstro monstrare monstraui monstratum   show verb, 1st C  
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porto portare portaui portatum   carry verb, 1st C  
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pugno pugnare pugnaui pugnatum   fight verb, 1st C  
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puto putare putaui putatum   think verb, 1st C  
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rogo rogare rogaui rogatum   ask verb, 1st C  
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sto stare steti statum   stand verb, 1st C  
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uoco uocare uocaui uocatum   call verb, 1st C  
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habeo habere habui habitum   have, own verb, 2nd C  
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iubeo iubere iussi iussum   order verb, 2nd C  
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maneo manere mansi mansum   remain, stay verb, 2nd C  
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moneo monere monui monitum   warn, advise verb, 2nd C  
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sedeo sedere sedi sessum   sit, be seated verb, 2nd C  
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uideo uidere uidi uisum   see verb, 2nd C  
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ago agere egi actum   drive, bring verb, 3rd C  
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curro currere cucurri cursum   run verb, 3rd C  
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dico dicere dixi dictum   say, tell verb, 3rd C  
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duco ducere duxi ductum   lead verb, 3rd C  
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lego legere legi lectum   read verb, 3rd C  
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mitto mittere misi missum   send verb, 3rd C  
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rego regere rexi rectum   rule verb, 3rd C  
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scribo scribere scripsi scriptum   write verb, 3rd C  
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uinco uincere uici uictum   conquer verb, 3rd C  
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audio audire audiui auditum   hear verb, 4th C  
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dormio dormire dormiui dormitum   sleep verb, 4th C  
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impedio impedire impediui impeditum   hinder verb, 4th C  
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scio scire scii or sciui scitum   know verb, 4th C  
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uenio uenire ueni uentum   come verb, 4th C  
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capio capere cepi captum   take hold of; capture, seize verb, mixed C  
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effugio effugere effugi   escape verb, mixed C  
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facio facere feci factum   make, do verb, mixed C  
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fugio fugere fugi fugitum   flee (from) verb, mixed C  
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interficio interficere interfeci interfectum   kill verb, mixed C  
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non   not adverb  
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numquam   never adverb  
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Africa -ae (f.)   Africa noun, 1st D  
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ancilla -ae (f.)   slave-girl noun, 1st D  
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ara -ae (f.)   altar noun, 1st D  
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Athenae -arum   Athens noun, 1st D  
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dea -ae (f.)   goddess noun, 1st D  
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epistula -ae (f.)   letter noun, 1st D  
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filia -ae (f.)   daughter noun, 1st D  
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fuga -ae (f.)   the action of running away, flight noun, 1st D  
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Graecia -ae (f.)   Greece noun, 1st D  
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hasta -ae (f.)   spear noun, 1st D  
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litterae -arum (f. pl.)   letter noun, 1st D  
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puella -ae (f.)   young woman noun, 1st D  
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regina -ae (f.)   queen noun, 1st D  
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Roma -ae (f.)   rome noun, 1st D  
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silua -ae (f.)   forest, wood noun, 1st D  
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Syracusae -arum (f. pl.)   Syracuse noun, 1st D  
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terra -ae (f.)   land noun, 1st D  
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uacca -ae (f.)   cow noun, 1st D  
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uia -ae (f.)   road noun, 1st D  
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uilla -ae (f.)   rural/farm building noun, 1st D  
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agricola -ae (m.)   farmer noun, 1st D  
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lanista -ae (m.)   lanista noun, 1st D  
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nauta -ae (m.)   sailor noun, 1st D  
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Antonius-(i)i (m.)   Antonius (name) noun, 2nd D  
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barbarus -i (m.)   foreigner, barbarian noun, 2nd D  
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Claudius -(i)i (m.)   Claudius (name) noun, 2nd D  
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deus -i (m.)   god noun, 2nd D  
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elephantus -i (m.)   elephant noun, 2nd D  
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filius -(i)i (m.)   son noun, 2nd D  
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gladius-(i)i (m.)   sword noun, 2nd D  
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Graecus -i (m.)   Greek noun, 2nd D  
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legatus -i (m.)   ambassador, envoy, delegate noun, 2nd D  
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murus -i (m.)   wall noun, 2nd D  
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nuntius -(i)i (m.)   messenger; message noun, 2nd D  
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Poenus -i (m.)   Carthaginian noun, 2nd D  
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populus -i (m.)   people, nation; general public, populace noun, 2nd D  
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Romanus -i (m.)   Roman noun, 2nd D  
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seruus -i (m.)   slave noun, 2nd D  
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alnus -i (f.)   alder (tree) noun, 2nd D  
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humus -i (f.)   ground, soil noun, 2nd D  
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Rhodus -i (f.)   Rhodes noun, 2nd D  
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ager agri (m.)   piece of land; estate, field; countryside noun, 2nd D  
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liber libri (m.)   book noun, 2nd D  
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puer pueri (m.)   non-adult male, boy noun, 2nd D  
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uir uiri (m.)   adult male, man noun, 2nd D  
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bellum -i (n.)   war noun, 2nd D  
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castra -orum (n. pl.)   camp noun, 2nd D  
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donum -i (n.)   gift noun, 2nd D  
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imperium -(i)i (n.)   supreme power, command noun, 2nd D  
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officium -(i)i (n.)   duty, service noun, 2nd D  
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oppidum -i (n.)   town noun, 2nd D  
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proelium -(i)i (n.)   battle noun, 2nd D  
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regnum -i (n.)   kingdom noun, 2nd D  
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telum -i (n.)   spear noun, 2nd D  
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templum -i (n.)   temple noun, 2nd D  
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cur   why?  
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domi   at home  
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adiuuo adiuuare adiuui adiutum   help, assist verb, 1st C  
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ceno cenare cenaui cenatum   dine verb, 1st C  
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intro intrare intraui intratum   enter verb, 1st C  
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iuuo iuuare iuui iutum   help, assist verb, 1st C  
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laudo laudare laudaui laudatum   praise verb, 1st C  
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neco necare necaui necatum   put to death, kill verb, 1st C  
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orno ornare ornaui ornatum   adorn verb, 1st C  
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paro parare paraui paratum   prepare verb, 1st C  
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uulnero uulnerare uulneraui uulneratum   wound verb, 1st C  
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deleo delere deleui deletum   destroy verb, 2nd C  
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doceo docere docui doctum   teach verb, 2nd C  
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mordeo mordere momordi morsum   bite verb, 2nd C  
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moueo mouere moui motum   move verb, 2nd C  
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obsideo obsidere obsedi obsessum   beseige verb, 2nd C  
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pareo parere parui paritum   obey verb, 2nd C  
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respondeo respondere respondi responsum   reply verb, 2nd C  
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sustineo sustinere sustinui sustentum   support, sustain verb, 2nd C  
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teneo tenere tenui tentum   hold, keep verb, 2nd C  
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terreo terrere terrui territum   frighten, terrify verb, 2nd C  
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timeo timere timui   fear, be afraid verb, 2nd C  
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amitto amittere amisi amissum   lose verb, 3rd C  
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cado cadere cecidi casum   fall verb, 3rd C  
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caedo caedere cecidi caesum   strike, kill verb, 3rd C  
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conscendo conscendere conscendi conscensum   climb verb, 3rd C  
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defendo defendere defendi defensum   defend verb, 3rd C  
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discedo discedere discessi discessum   depart verb, 3rd C  
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disco discere didici   learn verb, 3rd C  
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diuido diuidere diuisi diuisum   divide, verb, 3rd C  
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incendo incendere incendi incensum   set on fire verb, 3rd C  
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intellego intellegere intellexi intellectum   understand verb, 3rd C  
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ludo ludere lusi lusum   play verb, 3rd C  
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neglego neglegere neglexi neglectum   neglect verb, 3rd C  
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occido occidere occidi occisum   kill, slay verb, 3rd C  
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ostendo ostendere ostendi ostentum   show verb, 3rd C  
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peto petere petiui petitum   see, ask for verb, 3rd C  
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pono ponere posui positum   put, place verb, 3rd C  
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relinquo relinquere reliqui relictum   abandon, leave behind verb, 3rd C  
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scando scandere   climb, scale verb, 3rd C  
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traho trahere traxi tractum   drag verb, 3rd C  
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aperio aperire aperui apertum   open verb, 4th C  
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custodio custodire custodiui custoditum   guard verb, 4th C  
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munio munire muniui munitum   fortify verb, 4th C  
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peruenio peruenire perueni peruentum   arrive verb, 4th C  
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punio punire puniui punitum   punish verb, 4th C  
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sentio sentire sensi sensum   feel verb, 4th C  
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uincio uincire uinxi uinctum   bind verb, 4th C  
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cupio cupere cupiui or cupii cupitum   desire, want verb, mixed C  
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iacio iacere ieci iactum   throw verb, mixed C  
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pario parere peperi partum   give birth to verb, mixed C  
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sum esse fui   be verb, irregular  
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possum posse potui   be able, can verb, irregular  
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copiae -arum (f. pl.)   forces, troops noun, 1st D  
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Italia -ae (f.)   Italy noun, 1st D  
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dominus -i (m.)   master noun, 2nd D  
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equus -i (m.)   horse noun, 2nd D  
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oculus -i (m.)   eye noun, 2nd D  
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philosophus -i (m.)   philosopher noun, 2nd D  
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socius -(i)i (m.)   companion; ally noun, 2nd D  
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Spartacus -i (m.)   Spartacus (name) noun, 2nd D  
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atque, ac   and ... too, and what is more  
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et   and; also, even  
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et... et   both... and  
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postquam   after  
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sed   but  
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si   if  
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simul atque   as soon as  
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ubi   when  
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arbor arboris (f.)   tree noun, consonant-stem  
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centurio centurionis (m.)   officer, centurion noun, consonant-stem  
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consul consulis (m.)   consul noun, consonant-stem  
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dux ducis (m.)   leader, leader in war; commander, general noun, consonant-stem  
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gladiator gladiatoris (m.)   gladiator noun, consonant-stem  
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imperator imperatoris (m.)   commanding officer; general; later Roman emperor noun, consonant-stem  
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legio legionis (f.)   legion noun, consonant-stem  
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lex legis (f.)   law noun, consonant-stem  
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miles militis (m.)   soldier noun, consonant-stem  
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multitudo multitudinis (f.)   large number, crowd noun, consonant-stem  
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pax pacis (f.)   peace noun, consonant-stem  
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princeps principis (m.)   leading member, chief man; person in charge noun, consonant-stem  
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regio regionis (f.)   region, district noun, consonant-stem  
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rex regis (m.)   king noun, consonant-stem  
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uirtus uirtutis (f.)   manliness, valour, excellence; virtue noun, consonant-stem  
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caput capitis (n.)   head noun, consonant-stem  
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corpus corporis (n.)   body noun, consonant-stem  
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iter itineris (n.)   journey noun, consonant-stem  
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litus litoris (n.)   shore noun, consonant-stem  
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nomen nominis (n.)   name noun, consonant-stem  
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tempus temporis (n.)   time noun, consonant-stem  
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canis canis (m.)   dog noun, consonant-stem  
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frater fratris (m.   brother noun, consonant-stem  
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iuuenis iuuenis (m.)   young man noun, consonant-stem  
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mater matris (f.)   mother noun, consonant-stem  
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pater patris (m.)   father noun, consonant-stem  
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senex senis (m.)   old man noun, consonant-stem  
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ciuis ciuis (m., f.)   citizen noun, i-stem  
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classis classis (f.)   fleet noun, i-stem  
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collis collis (m.)   hill noun, i-stem  
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hostis hostis (m.)   enemy (usually in pl.) noun, i-stem  
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nauis nauis (f.)   ship noun, i-stem  
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sitis sitis (f.)   thirst noun, i-stem  
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linter lintris (f.)   small boat noun, i-stem  
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aedes (aedis) aedis (f.)   temple, shrine; in pl. only house noun, i-stem  
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nubes nubis (f.)   cloud noun, i-stem  
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uulpes (uulpis) uulpis (f.)   fox noun, i-stem  
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ars artis (f.)   art, craft, skill noun, i-stem  
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arx arcis (f.)   citadel, fortified part of city noun, i-stem  
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gens gentis (f.)   race, nation, people; clan noun, i-stem  
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mons montis (m.)   mountain noun, i-stem  
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nox noctis (f.)   night noun, i-stem  
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pars partis (f.)   part noun, i-stem  
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pons pontis (m.)   bridge noun, i-stem  
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urbs urbis (f.)   city noun, i-stem  
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glis gliris (m., f.)   dormouse noun, i-stem  
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mus muris (m.)   mouse or similar rodent noun, i-stem  
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ad   to, towards prep. (+ acc.)  
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apud   near; at the house of prep. (+ acc.)  
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contra   against prep. (+ acc.)  
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per   through prep. (+ acc.)  
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a or ab   from, away from; by) prep. (+ abl.)  
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cum   with, together with prep. (+ abl.)  
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e or ex   from, out of prep. (+ abl.)  
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in   into, to (+ acc.) in, on (+ abl.) prep.  
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sub   up, to (+ acc.) under (+ abl.) prep.  
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altus alta altum   high; deep adj. 1st/2nd D  
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bonus bona bonum   good adj. 1st/2nd D  
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hirsutus hirsuta hirsutum   hairy adj. 1st/2nd D  
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latus lata latum   broad, wide adj. 1st/2nd D  
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longus longa longum   long adj. 1st/2nd D  
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magnus magna magnum   big, large, great adj. 1st/2nd D  
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malus mala malum   wicked, evil, bad adj. 1st/2nd D  
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nouus noua nouum   new, fresh adj. 1st/2nd D  
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paruus parua paruum   small, little adj. 1st/2nd D  
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Romanus Romana Romanum   Roman adj. 1st/2nd D  
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stultus stulta stultum   stupid adj. 1st/2nd D  
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multi multae multa   many adj. 1st/2nd D  
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liber libera liberum   free adj. 1st/2nd D  
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miser misera miserum   to be pitied, wretched, unfortunate adj. 1st/2nd D  
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dexter dextra dextrum   right; propitious, favourable adj. 1st/2nd D  
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pulcher pulchra pulchrum   beautiful, handsome adj. 1st/2nd D  
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sacer sacra sacrum   sacred adj. 1st/2nd D  
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sinister sinistra sinistrum   left; harmful, baleful adj. 1st/2nd D  
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acer acris acre   keen, sharp adj. 3rd D (three forms)  
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celer celeris celere   swift, quick adj. 3rd D (three forms)  
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breuis breuis breue   short adj. 3rd D (two forms)  
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crudelis crudelis crudele   cruel adj. 3rd D (two forms)  
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difficilis difficilis difficile   hard, difficult adj. 3rd D (two forms)  
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dulcis dulcis dulce   sweet adj. 3rd D (two forms)  
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facilis facilis facile   easy adj. 3rd D (two forms)  
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fortis fortis forte   courageous, brave adj. 3rd D (two forms)  
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omnis omnis omne   all, every adj. 3rd D (two forms)  
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tristis tristis triste   unhappy, sad; biitter, grim adj. 3rd D (two forms)  
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utilis utilis utile   useful adj. 3rd D (two forms)  
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audax audax audax gen. sg. audacis   bold, daring adj. 3rd D (one form)  
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felix felix felix gen. sg. felicis   fortunate, lucky, happy adj. 3rd D (one form)  
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ferox ferox ferox gen. sg. ferocis   fierce; warlike adj. 3rd D (one form)  
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infelix infelix infelix gen. sg. infelicis   unfortunate, unlucky, unhappy adj. 3rd D (one form)  
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ingens ingens ingens gen. sg. ingentis   huge adj. 3rd D (one form)  
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sapiens sapiens sapiens gen. sg. sapientis ‘wise’   wise adj. 3rd D (one form)  
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(h)arena -ae (f.)   sand; the (sandcovered) amphitheatre arena noun, 1st D  
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hora -ae (f.)   hour noun, 1st D  
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pecunia -ae (f.)   money noun, 1st D  
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admiror admirari admiratus   be surprised (at), wonder (at) verb (dep.) 1st C  
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arbitror arbitrari arbitratus   think, consider verb (dep.) 1st C  
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conor conari conatus   try, attempt verb (dep.) 1st C  
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hortor hortari hortatus   urge on, encourage verb (dep.) 1st C  
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imitor imitari imitatus   imitate verb (dep.) 1st C  
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moror morari moratus   delay, linger verb (dep.) 1st C  
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pareo parere parui paritum   obey (+ dat.) verb, 2nd C  
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polliceor polliceri pollicitus   promise verb (dep.) 2nd C  
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reor reri ratus   thing, suppose, reckon verb (dep.) 2nd C  
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tueor tueri tutus   look at, watch over, preserve verb (dep.) 2nd C  
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uereor uereri ueritus   fear, revere verb (dep.) 2nd C  
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  believe (+ dat., a person; + acc., a thing) verb, 3rd C  
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depono deponere deposui depos(i)tum   abandon, drop verb, 3rd C  
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resisto resistere restiti   resist, make a stand against (+ dat.) verb, 3rd C  
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complector complecti complexus   embrace, grasp verb (dep.) 3rd C  
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consequor consequi consecutus   follow up, overtake, reach, get, win verb (dep.) 3rd C  
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irascor irasci iratus   be angry with (+ dat.) verb (dep.) 3rd C  
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loquor loqui locutus   speak, talk verb (dep.) 3rd C  
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persequor persequi persecutus   pursue verb (dep.) 3rd C  
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proficiscor proficisci profectus   set out, depart verb (dep.) 3rd C  
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sequor sequi secutus   follow verb (dep.) 3rd C  
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utor uti usus   use (+ abl.) verb (dep.) 3rd C  
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adorior adoriri adortus   attack, assault verb (dep.) 4th C  
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experior experiri expertus   try, test, experience verb (dep.) 4th C  
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orior oriri orsus   rise, arise verb (dep.) 4th C  
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potior potiri potitus   gain possession of (+ abl.) verb (dep.) 4th C  
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aggredior aggredi aggressus   attack, assault, set about verb (dep.) mixed C  
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egredior egredi egressus   go out, disembark verb (dep.) mixed C  
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ingredior ingredi ingressus   advance, enter, begin, undertake verb (dep.) mixed C  
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morior mori mortuus   die verb (dep.) mixed C  
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patior pati passus   suffer, allow verb (dep.) mixed C  
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progredior progredi progressus   advance, proceed verb (dep.) mixed C  
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regredior regredi regressus   go back, retreat verb (dep.) mixed C  
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audeo audere ausus   dare verb (s.-d.)  
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confido confidere confisus   trust (+ dat.) verb (s.-d.)  
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diffido diffidere diffisus   mistrust (+ dat.) verb (s.-d.)  
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fido fidere fisus   trust (+ dat.) verb (s.-d.)  
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gaudeo gaudere gauisus   rejoice verb (s.-d.)  
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soleo solere solitus   be accustomed, be used to verb (s.-d.)  
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Capua -ae (f.)   Capua noun, 1st D  
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fortuna -ae (f.)   fortune; good luck, bad luck noun, 1st D  
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amicus -i (m.)   friend noun, 2nd D  
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annus -i (m.)   year noun, 2nd D  
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campus -i (m.)   flat expanse of land, plain, field noun, 2nd D  
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captiuus -i (m.)   prisoner noun, 2nd D  
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coquus -i (m.)   cook noun, 2nd D  
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fluuius -(i)i (m.)   river, stream noun, 2nd D  
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Caesar Caesaris (m.)   Caesar noun, consonant-stem  
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ciuitas ciuitatis (m.)   state; citienship noun, consonant-stem  
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comes comitis (m., also f.)   companion noun, consonant-stem  
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flos floris (m.)   flower noun, consonant-stem  
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uirgo uirginis   virgin noun, consonant-stem  
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que   and conj.  
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qui quae quod   who, which, that relative pronoun  
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is ea id   this, that Demonstrative pronoun/adjective  
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hic haec hoc   this (near me) Demonstrative pronoun/adjective  
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ille illa illud   that (over there) Demonstrative pronoun/adjective  
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iste ista istud   that (near you) Demonstrative pronoun/adjective  
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idem eadem idem   the same Definitive pronoun/adjective  
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celo celare celaui celatum   hide verb, 1st C  
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culpo culpare culpaui culpatum   blame verb, 1st C  
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desidero desiderare desideraui desideratum   long for, desire verb, 1st C  
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erro errare erraui erratum   wander; waver; go astray; be mistaken verb, 1st C  
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festino festinare festinaui festinatum   hurry, make haste verb, 1st C  
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muto mutare mutaui mutatum   change, make different, alter verb, 1st C  
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oppugno oppugnare oppugnaui oppugnatum   attack verb, 1st C  
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constituo constituere constitui constitutum   set up; establish; decide verb, 3rd C  
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ueho uehere uexi uectum   carry, convey verb, 3rd C  
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uiuo uiuere uixi uictum   live, be alive verb, 3rd C  
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aduenio aduenire adueni aduentum   arrive verb, 4th C  
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aeger aegra aegrum   unwell, sick Adj. 1st/2nd D  
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iustus iusta iustum   lawful, legitimate; just, fair Adj. 1st/2nd D  
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reliquus reliqua reliquum   remaining Adj. 1st/2nd D  
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Asia -ae (f.)   Asia noun, 1st D  
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familia -ae (f.)   household; slaves/servants of the household noun, 1st D  
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raeda -ae (f.)   four wheeled travelling carriage noun, 1st D  
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Clodius -(i)i (m.)   Clodius (name) noun, 2nd D  
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consilium -(i)i (n.)   deliberation; advice; intention, plan noun, 2nd D  
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periculum -i (n.)   danger noun, 2nd D  
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silentium -(i)i (n.)   silence noun, 2nd D  
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Apollo Apollinis (m.)   Apollo noun, consonant-stem  
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clamor clamoris (m.)   shout, shouting; outcry; war-cry noun, consonant-stem  
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eques equitis (m.)   horseman; cavalryman noun, consonant-stem  
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latro latronis (m)   hired soldier, mercenary; robber, bandit noun, consonant-stem  
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Milo Milonis (m.)   Milo noun, consonant-stem  
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mulier mulieris (f.)   woman; wife noun, consonant-stem  
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uxor uxoris (f.)   wife noun, consonant-stem  
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exspecto exspectare exspectaui exspectatum   wait for verb, 1st C  
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laboro laborare laboraui laboratum   work verb, 1st C  
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libero liberare liberaui liberatum   set free verb, 1st C  
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narro narrare narraui narratum   relate, tell verb, 1st C  
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no nare naui   swim verb, 1st C  
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pecco peccare peccaui peccatum   err; do wrong verb, 1st C  
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specto spectare spectaui spectatum   observe, look verb, 1st C  
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supero superare superaui superatum   prevail over, overcome, defeat verb, 1st C  
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uasto uastare uastaui uastatum   lay waste, ravage verb, 1st C  
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uito uitare uitaui uitatum   avoid verb, 1st C  
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prohibeo prohibere prohibui prohibitum   prevent verb, 2nd C  
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ualeo ualere ualui ualitum   be well verb, 2nd C  
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farcio farcire farsi fartum   fill completely, stuff verb, 4th C  
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inuenio inuenire inueni inuentum   find verb, 4th C  
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nescio nescire nesciui or nescii nescitum   not know verb, 4th C  
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patria -ae (f.)   native land noun, 1st D  
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cuniculus -i (m.)   rabbit noun, 2nd D  
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forum -i (n.)   public square noun, 2nd D  
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pugio pugionis (m.)   dagger noun, consonant-stem  
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fames famis (f.)   desire for food, hunger; lack of food, starvation, hunger noun, i-stem  
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fortiter   bravely adverb  
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saepe   often adverb  
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semper   always adverb  
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statim   immediately, at once adverb  
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aegroto aegrotare aegrotaui aegrotatum   be ill or sick verb, 1st C  
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interpello interpellare interpellaui interpellatum   interrupt verb, 1st C  
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accipio accipere accepi acceptum   receive verb, 3rd C  
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educo educere eduxi eductum   lead out; draw out, unsheathe verb, 3rd C  
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incipio incipere coepi coeptum   begin verb, 3rd C  
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metuo metuere metui metutum   regard with fear, be afraid of verb, 3rd C  
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promitto promittere promisi promissum   promise verb, 3rd C  
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Gallia -ae (f.)   Gaul noun, 1st D  
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insula -ae (f.)   island noun, 1st D  
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Subura -ae (f.)   Subura noun, 1st D  
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Pomponius -(i)i (m.)   Pomponius (name) noun, 2nd D  
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Batiatus -i (m.)   Batiatus (name) noun, 2nd D  
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ludus -i (m.)   sport, play; place of construction or training noun, 2nd D  
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retiarius -(i)i (m.)   type of gladiator noun, 2nd D  
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Brundisium -(i)i (n.)   Bruindisium noun, 2nd D  
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murmillo (also myrmillo) murmillonis (m.)   type of gladiator noun, consonant-stem  
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rete retis (n.   trap net noun, i-stem  
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cum   when; since; although conjunction  
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paene   almost, all but, practically adverb  
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