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Latin 2 Exam: Vocab.

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LATINE
IN ENGLISH
agmen, agminis, n.   marching column  
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carmen, carminis, n.   poem, song  
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cibus, i, m.   food  
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exercitis, m.   army  
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flumen, fluminis, n.   river  
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heres, heredis, m./f.   heir  
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imperium, i, n.   rule, power, empire  
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inopia, ae, f.   want, helplessness  
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iocus, i, m.   joke  
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iuventus, iuventutis, f.   youth  
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mens, mentis, f.   mind, spirit  
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nemo, m.   no one  
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pater, patris, m.   father  
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pons, pontis, m.   bridge  
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porta, ae, f.   gate  
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victor, victoris, m.   victor  
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vinum, i, n.   vice  
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dulcis, dulce   sweet  
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fidelis, fidele   faithful, loyal  
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immemor, immemoris + GENITIVE   forgetful of  
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ingens, ingentis   huge  
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levis, leve   light  
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ligneus, a, um   made of wood  
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proximus, a, um   nearest  
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quantus, a, um   how much, how great  
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secundus, a, um   second  
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tertius, a, um   third  
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tristis, triste   sad  
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tutus, a, um   safe  
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vacuus, a, um + ABLATIVE   empty of  
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vehemens, vehementis   violent, vehement  
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vetus, veteris   old  
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duo, duae, duo   two  
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tres, tria   three  
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aperio, ire, aperui, apertum   to open  
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bibio, ere, bibi   to drink  
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coepi, coepisse, coeptum + INFINITIVE   to begin  
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decipio, ere, decepi, deceptum   to deceive  
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defendo, ere, defendi, defendum   to defend  
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diligo, ere, dilexi, dilectum   to esteem highly, love  
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edo, ere, edidi, editum   to produce, give forth  
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furo, ere, furui   to rage, be insane  
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invado, ere, invasi   to burst in  
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laudo, are, avi, atum   to praise  
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oro, are, avi, atum   to ask, entreat  
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parco, ere, peperci (+DATIVE)   to spare (someone or something)  
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placeo, ere, placui, placitum + DATIVE   to please, be agreeable to someone  
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recipio, ere, recepi, receptum   to receive  
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resisto, ere, restitui, restitutum   to restore  
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valeo, ere, valui + INFINITIVE   to be in good health, to be able  
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paulo   a little bit  
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primo   at first  
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quam   how(in indirect questions+exclamations); than(w/ comparative words)  
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quantum   how much, to what extent  
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satis   enough, sufficiently  
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simul   simultaneously  
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vehementer   violently  
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extra + ACCUS.   outside of  
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ne   that, not to  
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nec...nec   neither...nor  
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tam...quam   so...as  
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ut   that, to  
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utinam   if only  
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"me recipio."   "I retreat."  
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"necesse est[+ DAT. & INF.]."   "It is necessary for[someone to do something]."  
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aetas, aetatis, f.   age  
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ars, artis, f.   science, art, skill  
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auris, f.   ear  
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fides, fidei, f.   faith  
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frigus, frigoris, n.   cold  
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genus, generis, n.   type, kind  
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glacies, glacei, f.   ice  
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gloria, ae, f.   glory  
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iter, itineris, n.   road, trip  
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libertas, libertatis, f.   freedom  
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lingua, as, f.   language, tongue  
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lumen, luminis, n.   light  
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nix, nivis, f.   snoq  
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onus, oneris, n.   weight, burden  
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otium, i, n.   leisure, free time  
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plus, pluris, n.   more  
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plurimus, a, um   mmost  
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potens, potentis   powerful  
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publicus, a, um   common  
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qualis, quale   what sort of  
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studiosus, a, um + GENITIVE   fond of  
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utilis, utile   useful  
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unus, una, unum   one  
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antiquus, a, um   ancient  
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dissimilis, dissimile   dissimilar  
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facilis, facile   easy  
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gracilis, gracile   slender  
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humilis, humile   low  
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Latinus, a, um   Latin, pertaining to Latin  
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maior, maius   greater  
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maximus, a, um   greatest  
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melior, melius   better  
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minimus, a, um   smallest  
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minor, minus   smaller  
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optimus, a, um   best  
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ornatus, a, um   adorned  
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peior, peius   worse  
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pessimus, a, um   worst  
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plures, plura   more  
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plurimus, a, um   most  
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potens, potentis   powerful  
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publicus, a, um   common  
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qualis, quale   what sort of  
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studiosus, a, um + GENITIVE   fond of  
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utilis, utile   useful  
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unus, una, unum   one  
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addo, ere, addidi, additum   to add  
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conor, conari, conatus sum   to try  
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demitto, ere, demisi, demissum   to send down  
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dominor, dominari, dominatus sum   to dominate, rule  
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fero, ferro, tuli, latum   to carry, bear  
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fio, fieri, factus sum   to be made, become; to happen  
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fundo, ere, fudi, fusum   to pour  
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hortor, hortari, hortatus sum   to exhort, urge  
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labor, labi, lapsus sum   to slide, slip, glide down  
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loquor, loqui, locutus sum   to speak  
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malo, malle, malui   to prefer  
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moderor, moderari, moderatus sum   to manage, direct, guide  
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nolo, nolle, nlui   not to want, to be unwilling  
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partior, pati, passus sum   to endure, tolerate, suffer  
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pervenio, ire, veni, ventum   to arrive  
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progredior, progredi, progressus sum   to go forward, proceed  
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sequor, sequi, secutus sum   to follow  
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traho, ere, traxi, tractum   to drag  
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vereor, vereri, veritus sum   ro fear, respect  
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volo, velle, volui   to want  
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adhuc   still, up to this time  
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Latine   in Latin  
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magis   more  
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minus   less  
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tamquam   as  
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tot   so many  
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ubi?   where?  
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vix   hardly  
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quoties   as often as  
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simul ac   as soon as  
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res publica   state  
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animum demitto   to let my spirit sink, become dejected  
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