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Test 2 vocab

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probo (verb)   probare probavi probatum (to test)  
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pono (verb)   ponere posui positum (to put)  
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delectatio delectationis   delight  
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nepos, nepotis   grandson  
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sol, solis   sun  
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diligens, diligentis   diligent  
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dissimilis, dissimile   unlike  
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gracilis, gracile   slender  
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humilis, humile   humble  
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maior, maius   greater  
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maiores, maiorum   ancestors  
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primus-a-um   first  
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quot   as many as  
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similis, simile   similar  
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superus-a-um   above  
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superi superorum   the gods  
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utilis, utile   useful  
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melior, meliorius   better  
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maior, maiorius   greater  
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peior, peiorius   worse  
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plus   more  
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minor, minus   smaller  
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prior, priorius   former  
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optimus-a-um   best  
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maximus-a-um   greatest  
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pessimus-a-um   worst  
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plurimus-a-um   most  
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minimus-a-um   smallest  
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summus-a-um   highest  
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supremus-a-um   highest  
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cena, cenae   dinner  
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forum, fori   forum  
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lex, legis   law  
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limen, liminis   threshold  
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lux, lucis   light  
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mensa, mensae   course  
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mensa secunda   dessert  
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nox, noctis   night  
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somnus, somni   sleep  
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quidam, quaedamn   someone  
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quiddam, quoddam   something  
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pudicus-a-um   modest  
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superbus-a-um   arrogant  
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tristis, triste   sad  
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turpis, turpe   ugly  
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urbanus-a-um   urban  
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prae   in front of  
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quam   than  
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tantum   only  
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invito (verb)   invitare invitavi invitatum (to invite)  
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arma, armorum   weapons  
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cursus   course  
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luna, lunae   moon  
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occasio, occasionis   occasion  
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parens, parentis   parent  
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stella, stellae   star  
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vesper, vesperis   evening  
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mortuus-a-um   dead  
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princeps, principis   chief or leader  
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ut   in order that  
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ne   not  
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cedo (verb)   cedere cessi cessum (to yield to)  
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dedico (verb)   dedicare dedicavi dedicatum (to dedicate)  
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egeo (verb)   egere egui (to need)  
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expleo (verb)   explere explevi expletum (to fill)  
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praesto (verb)   praestare praestiti praestitum (to show)  
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taceo (verb)   tacere tacui tacitum (to be silent)  
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carus-a-um   dear  
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carior, carius   dearer  
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carissimus-a-um   dearest  
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longus-a-um   long  
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longior, longius   longer  
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longissimus-a-um   longest  
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fortis, forte   brave  
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fortior, fortius   braver  
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fortissimus-a-um   bravest  
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felix, felices   happy  
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felicior, felicius   happier  
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felicissimus-a-um   happiest  
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potens, potentis   powerful  
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potentior, potentius   more powerful  
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potentissimus-a-um   most powerful  
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sapiens, sapientis   wise  
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sapientior, sapientius   wiser  
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sapientissimus-a-um   wisest  
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bonus-a-um   good  
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magnus-a-um   great  
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malus-a-um   bad  
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multus-a-um   much  
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parvus-a-um   small  
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prae, pro   before, in front of  
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facilis, facilie   easy  
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facilior, facilius   easier  
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facillimus-a-um   easiest  
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difficilis, difficile   difficult  
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difficilior, difficilius   more difficult  
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difficillimus-a-um   most difficult  
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similis, simile   like  
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similior, similius   more like  
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simillimus-a-um   most like  
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dissimilis, dissimilise   unlike  
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dissimilior, dissimilius   more unlike  
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dissimillimus-a-um   most unlike  
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gracilis   slender  
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gracilior   more slender  
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gracillimus-a-um   most slender  
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humilis   humble  
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humilior   more humble  
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humillimus-a-um   most humble  
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bene   well  
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fatum, i   fate  
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ingenium   nature  
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moenia   walls of a city  
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nata,natae   daughter  
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osculum, i   kiss  
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sidus, sideris   constellation  
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dignus-a-um   worthy  
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durus-a-um   hard, harsh  
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tantus-a-um   so great  
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denique   at last  
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ita   so,  
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quidem   even  
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ne...quidem   not even  
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sic   so,  
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tam   so  
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vero   in truth  
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condo (verb)   condere condidi conditum (to establish)  
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contendo (verb)   contendere contendi contentum (to contend)  
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mollio (verb)   mollire, mollivi, mollitum (to soften)  
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pugno (verb)   pugnare pugnavi pugnatum (to fight)  
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respondeo (verb)   respondere respondi responsum (to answer)  
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surgo (verb)   surgere surrexi surrectum (to arise)  
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