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Wheelock's Latin Vocabulary - Chapters 29-30

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moenia   walls of a city   moenium, n.  
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nata   daughter   natae, f.  
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osculum   kiss   osculi, n.  
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sidus   constellation, star   sideris, n.  
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dignus, a, um   worthy, worthy of   adjective + abl.  
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durus, a, um   hard, harsh   adjective  
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tantus, a, um   so large, so great   adjective  
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denique   at last, finally, lastly   adverb  
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ita   so, thus   adverb  
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quidem   indeed, at least, even   postpositive, adverb  
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ne . . . quidem   not . . . even   adverb  
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sic   so, thus   adverb  
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tam   so, to such a degree   adverb  
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tam . . . quam   so . . . as   adverb  
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tamquam   as it were   adverb  
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vero   in truth, indeed   adverb  
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condo   to put together, found, establish   condere, condidi, conditum  
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contendo   to contend; hasten   contendo, contendere, contendi, contentum  
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mollio   to soften, make calm   mollire, mollivi, mollitum  
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pugno   to fight   pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatum  
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respondeo   to answer   respondere, respondi, responsum  
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surgo   to get up, arise   surgere, surrexi, surrectum  
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fatum   fate; death   fati, n.  
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ceteri, ae, a   the remaining, the rest   plural adjective  
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quantus, a, um   how large, how great   adjective  
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tantus . . . quantus   just as much/many . . . as   adjective  
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ridiculus, a, um   laughable, ridiculous   adjective  
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vivus, a, um   living   adjective  
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furtim   secretly, stealthily   adverb  
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mox   soon   adverb  
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primo   at first, at the beginning   adverb  
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repente   suddenly   adverb  
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unde   from where, from which, from whom   adverb  
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utrum . . . an   whether . . . or   conjunction  
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bibo   to drink   bibere, bibi  
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cognosco   to get to know   cognoscere, cognovi, cognotum  
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comprehendo   to arrest; understand   comprehendere, comprehendi, comprehensum  
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consumo   to consume, use up   consumere, consumpsi, consumptum  
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dubito   to doubt, hesitate   dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatum  
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expono   to set forth, explain, expose   exponere, exposui, expositum  
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minuo   to diminish, lessen   minuere, minui, minutum  
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rogo   to ask   rogare, rogavi, rogatum  
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honor   honor; public office   honoris, m.  
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ingenium   nature, innate talent   ingenii, n.  
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