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Wheelock's Latin Vocabulary - Chapters 31-39

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mulier   woman   mulieris, f.  
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transitus   passing over, transit; transition   transitus, m.  
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ventus   wind   venti, m.  
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cupidus, a, um   desirous, eager, fond; for + gen.   adjective  
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liberalis, -e   of or relating to a free person; worthy of a free man, decent, liberal; generous   adjective  
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necesse   necessary   adjective  
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necesse est   it is necessary to + inf.   phrase  
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vetus, veteris   old   adjective  
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quasi   as if, as it were   conjunction or adverb  
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ambulo   to walk   ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatum  
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experior   to try, test; experience   experiri, expertus sum  
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libo   to pour a libation of, on; pour ritually; sip; touch gently   libare, libavi, libatum  
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oportet   it is proper, right, necessary   oportere, oportuit  
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oppugno   to fight against, attack, assault, assail   oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatum  
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orno   to equip, furnish, adorn   ornare, ornavi, ornatum  
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pernocto   to spend or occupy the night   pernoctare, pernoctavi, pernoctatum  
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transeo   to go across, cross; pass over, ignore   transire, transii, transitum  
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aedificium   building, structure   aedificii, n.  
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dignitas   merit, prestige, dignity   dignitatis, f.  
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dolor   pain, grief   doloris, m.  
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odium   hatred   odii, n.  
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opus   a work, task; deed, accomplishment   operis, n.  
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oratio   speech   orationis, f.  
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pes   lower leg, foot   pedis, m.  
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sator   sower, planter; begetter, father; founder   satoris, m.  
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firmus, a, um   firm, strong; reliable   adjective  
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infirmus, a, um   not strong, weak, feeble   adjective  
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mirabilis, -e   amazing, wondrous, remarkable   adjective  
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pristinus, a, um   ancient; former, previous   adjective  
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sublimis, -e   elevated, lofty; heroic, noble   adjective  
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etsi   even if, although   conjunction  
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erga   toward   prep. + acc.  
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libenter   with pleasure, gladly   adverb  
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impedio   to impede, hinder, prevent   impedire, impedivi, impeditum  
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metuo   to fear, dread; be afraid for + dat.   metuere, metui, --------  
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queror   to complain, lament   queri, questus sum  
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recognosco   to recognize, recollect   recognoscere, recognovi, recognitum  
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suspendo   to hang up, suspend; interrupt   suspendere, suspendi, suspensum  
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vendo   to sell   vendere, vendidi, venditum  
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arbor   tree   arboris, f.  
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domus   house, home   domus, f.  
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humus   ground, earth; soil   humi, f.  
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iter   journey; road, route   itineris, n.  
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rus   the country, countryside   ruris, n.  
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Syracusae   Syracuse   Syracusarum, f.  
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absens, absentis   absent, away   adj.  
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gratus, a, um   pleasing; grateful   adj.  
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idoneus, -a, -um   suitable, fit, appropriate   adj.  
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immotus, a, um   unmoved; unchanged; unrelenting   adj.  
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foris   out of doors, outside   adv.  
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eo   to go   ire, ii, itum  
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abeo   to go away, depart, leave   abire, abii, abitum  
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adeo   to go towards, approach   adire, adii, aditum  
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exeo   to go out, exit   exire, exii, exitum  
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ineo   to go in, enter; enter into, begin   inire, inii, initum  
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obeo   to go up against, meet; die   obire, obii, obitum  
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pereo   to pass away, be destroyed   perire, perii, peritum  
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redeo   to return, go back   redire, redii, reditum  
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interficio   to kill, murder   interficere, interfeci, interfectum  
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licet   it is permitted; one may   licere, licuit  
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peregrinor   to travel abroad, wander   peregrinari, peregrinatus sum  
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requiesco   to rest   requiescere, requievi, requietum  
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soleo   to be accustomed   solere, solitus sum  
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Athenae   Athens   Athenarum, f.pl.  
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lector   reader (male)   lectoris, m.  
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lectrix   reader (female)   lectricis, f.  
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vinculum   bond, chain, fetter   vinculi, n.  
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cotidie   daily   adv.  
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fortasse   perhaps   adv.  
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accedo   to approach, come to   accedere, accessi, accessum  
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carpo   to harvest, pluck; seize   carpere, carpsi, carptum  
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cogo   to drive together, bring together, force, comel   cogere, coegi, coactum  
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contemno   to despise, scorn   contemnere, contempsi, contemptum  
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contundo   to beat, crush, bruise, destroy   contundere, contudi, contusum  
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curo   to care for, attend to; heal cure; take care   curare, curavi, curatum  
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decerno   to decide, settle, decree   decernere, decrevi, decretum  
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exigo   to drive out, force out; drive through, complete, perfect   exigere, exegi, exactum  
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fio   to occur, happen; become; be done   fieri, factus sum  
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oblecto   to please, amuse, delight; pass time pleasantly   oblectare, oblectavi, oblectatum  
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oro   to speak, plead; beg, beseech, pray   orare, oravi, oratum  
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recreo   to restore, revive; refresh, cheer   recreare, recreavi, recreatum  
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requiro   to seek, ask for; miss, need, require   requirere, requisivi, requisitum  
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sereno   to make clear, brighten; cheer up, soothe   serenare, serenavi, serenatum  
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cupido   desire, passion   cupidinis, f.  
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aetas   summer   aetatis, f.  
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ianua   door   -ae, f.  
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pectus   breast, heart   pectoris, n.  
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praemium   reward, prize   -i, n.  
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iratus, a, um   angry   adjective  
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antepono   to prefer   -ponere, -posui, -positum  
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foveo   to comfort, cherish   fovere, fovi, fotum  
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ignosco   to forgive   ignoscere, ignovi, ignotum + dat.  
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impero   to order   (1) + dat.  
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miror   to marvel at, admire   mirari, miratus sum  
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noceo   to do harm to   nocere, nocui, nocitum + dat.  
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nubo   to veil; + dat. marry   nubere, nupsi, nuptum  
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parco   to spare   parcere, peperci, parsurum + dat.  
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pareo   to obey   parere, parui + dat.  
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persuadeo   to persuade   -suadere, -suasi, -suasum + dat.  
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placeo   to be pleasing to   placere, placui, placitum + dat.  
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sapio   to have good taste, be wise   sapere, sapivi  
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servio   to serve   servire, servivi, servitum + dat.  
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studeo   to study, be eager for   studere, studui + dat.  
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subrideo   to smile down upon   -ridere, -risi, -risum  
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anima   air   animae, f.  
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remissio   release, relaxation   remissionis, f.  
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vox   voice, word   vocis, f.  
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adversus, a, um   opposite, adverse   adjective  
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talis, tale   such   adjective  
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vae + dat.   alas   interjection  
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arbitror   to judge, think   -ari, -atus sum  
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conor   to try   -ari, -atus sum  
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cresco   to increase   crescere, crevi, cretum  
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egredior   to go out   egredi, egressus sum  
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fateor   to confess, admit   fateri, fassus sum  
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hortor   to encourage, urge   -ari, -atus sum  
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loquor   to say, speak   loqui, locutus sum  
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molior   to build   moliri, molitus sum  
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morior   to die   mori, mortuus sum  
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nascor   to be born   nasci, natus sum  
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patior   to suffer   pati, passus sum  
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proficiscor   to set out, start   proficisci, profectus sum  
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rusticor   to live in the country   -ari, -atus sum  
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sedeo   to sit   sedere, sedi, sessum  
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sequor   to follow   sequi, secutus sum  
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specto   to look at   -are, -avi, -atum  
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utor   to use   uti, usus sum + abl.  
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ops   help, aid   opis, f.  
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opes   power, resources, wealth   opum, f.  
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philosophus   philosopher   philosophi, m.  
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philosopha   philosopher   philosophae, f.  
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plebs   common people, populace   plebis, f.  
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sal   salt; wit   salis, m.  
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speculum   mirror   speculi, n.  
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quis, quid (after si, nisi, ne, num)   anyone, anything   indefinite pronoun  
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candidus, a, um   bright, shining; famous   adjective  
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merus, a, um   pure, undiluted, unmixed   adjective  
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suavis, suave   sweet   adjective  
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-ve   or   conjunction  
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heu   ah!   interjection  
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subito   suddenly   adverb  
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recuso   to refuse   -are, -avi, -atum  
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trado   to hand over, transmit   tradere, tradidi, traditum  
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initium   beginning, commencement   initii, n.  
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custodiae   guards   custodiarum, f.  
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exercitus   army   exercitus, m.  
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paupertas   poverty   paupertatis, f.  
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dives, divitis   rich   adjective  
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par, paris   equal to   adjective + dative  
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pauper, pauperis   poor   adjective  
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dummodo   provided that   conjunction  
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facile   easily   adverb  
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bene   well   adverb  
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male   badly   adverb  
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multum   much   adverb  
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plurimum   very much   superlative adverb  
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magnopere   greatly   adverb  
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magis   more   comparative adverb  
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parum   little   adverb  
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primo   first, at first   adverb  
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primum   in the first place   adverb  
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diu   for a long time   adverb  
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diutius   for a longer time   comparative adverb  
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diutissime   for a very long time   superlative adverb  
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malo   to prefer   malle, malui  
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nolo   to not want   nolle, nolui  
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pateo   to lie open   patere, patui  
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praebeo   to offer   praebere, praebui, praebitum  
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promitto   to send forth; promise   promittere, promisi, promittum  
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volo   to wish   velle, volui  
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custodia   protection, custody   custodiae, f.  
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auxilium   aid, help   auxilii, n.  
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digitus   digit   digiti, m.  
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elephantus   elephant   elephanti, m.  
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exsilium   exile   exsilii, n.  
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invidia   envy   invidiae, f.  
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rumor   rumor, gossip   rumoris, m.  
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vinum   wine   vini, n.  
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mediocris, -e   moderate   adjective  
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cum + subj.   when, since, although   conjunction  
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cum + ind.   when   conjunction  
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apud   among, at the house of   prep. + acc.  
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semel   once, simultaneously   adverb  
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usque   all the way, up to   adverb  
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doleo   to grieve   dolere, dolui, doliturum  
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dormio   to sleep   dormire, dormivi, dormitum  
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fero   to carry, bear,say   ferre, tuli, latus  
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adfero   to bring to   (see fero)  
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confero   to bring together, confer   (see fero)  
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se conferre   to go   idiom  
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offero   to offer   (see fero)  
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refero   to carry back   (see fero)  
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invideo   to envy   -videre, -vidi, -visum  
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occido   to die   occidere, occidi, occasum  
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as   copper coin   assis, n.  
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iniuria   injustice, injury, wrong   iniuriae, f.  
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