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Latin - Part 1 from accipio to litus

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accipio, accipere, (3) accepi, acceptum   to receive, get, welcome  
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adeo   to such an extent  
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adsum, adesse, adfui   to be present, near  
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alloquor, alloqui (3), allocutus sum   to speak to, address  
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antea   previously, before  
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aperio, -ire, aperui, apertum   to open  
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apud + accusative   at the house of  
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auctio, -onis, f   auction  
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audio, audere (2), ausus sum   to dare  
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audio, -ire, audivi, auditum   to hear  
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aufero, auferre, abstuli, ablatum   to carry away, take away  
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augeo, augere (2), auxi, auctum   to increase  
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auxilium, auxilii, n   help  
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bellum, -i, n   war  
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beneficium, beneficii, n   kindness, favour, help  
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breviter,   briefly  
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cado, cadere (3), cecidi, casum   to fall  
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capio, capere (3), cepi, captum   to capture, take  
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caput, capitis n   head  
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carcer, -eris, m   prison  
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celer, celeris, celere   fast  
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celo, celare (1)   to hide  
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ceteri, -ae, -a   the rest  
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civis, civis m   citizen  
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cognosco, -ere (3), cognovi, cognitum   learn, get to know  
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collis, collis m   hill  
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conicio, conicere (3), conieci, coniectum   to throw  
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conor, conari (1), conatus sum   to try  
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consilium, consilii, n   advice, plan  
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conspicio, conspicere (3), conspexi, conspectum   to catch sight of  
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corpus, -oris, n   body  
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creo, creare (1)   to create  
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cum primum   as soon as  
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cupio, cupere (3), cupivi, cupitum   to want, desire  
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curro, currere (3), cucurri, cursum   to run  
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customdio, custodire (4),   to guard  
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custos, -odis, m   f  
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debeo, debere (2), debui, debitum   I owe, (one) ought  
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deicio, deicere (3), deieci, deiectum   to throw down  
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deinde,   then, next  
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deleo, delere (2), delevi, deletum   to destroy  
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delibero, deliberare (1)   to consult, deliberate, resolve  
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despero, desperare (1)   to despair  
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difficilis, -e,   difficult  
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diligenter   carefully  
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discedo, discedere (3), discessi , discessum   to depart, leave, go away  
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dives, -vitis   rich  
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do, dare, dedi, datum   to give  
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domina, -ae, f   mistress  
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dormio, dormire (4)   to sleep  
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duco, ducere (3), duxi, ductum   to lead, take  
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effugio, effugere (3), effugi, effugitum   to escape  
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egredior, egredi (3), egressus   to go out, leave  
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egredior, egredi (3), egressus sum   to go out, leave  
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emo, emere (3), emi, emptum   to buy  
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exeo, exire (4), exii, exitum   to go out  
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exeo, exire, exii, exitum   to go out  
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extra, + accusative   outside  
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extraho, extrahere (3), extraxi, extractum   to drag out  
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facilis, -is, -e   easy  
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facio, facere (3), feci, factum   to make, do  
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fero, ferre, tuli, latum   to carry, bring  
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ferox, ferocis   fierce  
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fidelis, -is, -e   faithful  
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fides, -ei, f   faith  
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fortasse   perhaps  
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forte,   by chance  
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fortis, -is, -e   brave  
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frustra,   in vain  
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gaudeo, gaudere (2), gavisus sum   to rejoice  
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gero, gerere (3), gessi, gestum   to wear, carry on  
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gladius, -i m,   sword  
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habeo, habere (2), habui, habitum   to have  
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heri,   yesterday  
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hostis, hostis m   enemy  
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huc illuc   here and there, hither and thither  
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immemor, -moris   forgetful  
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impero, imperare (1) + dative   to order, command  
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incola, -ae, m   inhabitant  
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induo, induere (3), indui, indutum   to put on  
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ingens, ingentis   huge, big  
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ingredior, ingredi (3), ingressus   to enter  
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ingredior, ingredi (3), ingressus sum   to enter, go into  
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inspicio, inspicere (3), inspexi, inspectum   to inspect, examine  
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interdiu   during the day  
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interficio, -ficere (3), -feci, -fectum   to kill  
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interrogo, interrogare (1)   to ask  
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intro, intrare (1)   to enter  
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invalidus, -a, -um   weak, feeble  
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invenio, invenire (4), inveni, inventum   to find  
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invitus, -a, -um   unwilling  
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iterum   again  
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lacrimo, lacrimare (1)   to cry  
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laudo, laudare (1)   to praise  
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lectica, - ae, f   litter  
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lego, legere (3), legi, lectum   to read  
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libenter   gladly  
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licet, licere (2), licuit   it is allowed  
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litus, litoris, n   shore  
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  to escape  
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egredior, egredi (3), egressus   to go out, leave  
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egredior, egredi (3), egressus sum   to go out, leave  
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emo, emere (3), emi, emptum   to buy  
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exeo, exire (4), exii, exitum   to go out  
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exeo, exire, exii, exitum   to go out  
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extra, + accusative   outside  
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extraho, extrahere (3), extraxi, extractum   to drag out  
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facilis, -is, -e   easy  
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facio, facere (3), feci, factum   to make, do  
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fero, ferre, tuli, latum   to carry, bring  
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ferox, ferocis   fierce  
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fidelis, -is, -e   faithful  
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fides, -ei, f   faith  
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fortasse   perhaps  
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forte,   by chance  
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fortis, -is, -e   brave  
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frustra,   in vain  
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gaudeo, gaudere (2), gavisus sum   to rejoice  
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gero, gerere (3), gessi, gestum   to wear, carry on  
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gladius, -i m,   sword  
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habeo, habere (2), habui, habitum   to have  
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heri,   yesterday  
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hostis, hostis m   enemy  
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huc illuc   here and there, hither and thither  
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immemor, -moris   forgetful  
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impero, imperare (1) + dative   to order, command  
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incola, -ae, m   inhabitant  
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induo, induere (3), indui, indutum   to put on  
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ingens, ingentis   huge, big  
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ingredior, ingredi (3), ingressus   to enter  
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ingredior, ingredi (3), ingressus sum   to enter, go into  
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inspicio, inspicere (3), inspexi, inspectum   to inspect, examine  
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interdiu   during the day  
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interficio, -ficere (3), -feci, -fectum   to kill  
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interrogo, interrogare (1)   to ask  
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intro, intrare (1)   to enter  
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invalidus, -a, -um   weak, feeble  
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invenio, invenire (4), inveni, inventum   to find  
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invitus, -a, -um   unwilling  
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iterum   again  
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lacrimo, lacrimare (1)   to cry  
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laudo, laudare (1)   to praise  
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lectica, - ae, f   litter  
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lego, legere (3), legi, lectum   to read  
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libenter   gladly  
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licet, licere (2), licuit   it is allowed  
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litus, litoris, n   shore  
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