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ardor, ardoris, M
fire, heat, passion |
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curiosus, a, um
"careful, curious" |
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delicia, ae, F
"pleasure, pet" |
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desiderium, i', N
"desire" |
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divus, a, um
"divine, holy" |
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dormio', dormi're, dormi'vi', dormi'tum
"to sleep" |
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fleo', fle're, fle'vi', fle'tus
"to weep, cry" |
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incito' (reg 1 )
"to incite" |
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invideo', e're, invi'di', invi'sum
"to envy" |
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lugeo', luge're, luxi', luctum
"to mourn" |
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molestus, a, um
"troublesome, annoying" |
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mulier, mulieris, F
"women" |
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adverb
"excessively, too much" |
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niteo', nite're, nitui', --
"to shine" |
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opera, operae, F
"activity, work" |
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passer, passeris, M
"sparrow" |
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perpetuus, a, um
"contiunal, everlasting" |
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promitto', ere, promi'si', promissum
"to send forth" |
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propono', proponere, proposui', propositum
"to offer, propose" |
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rapidus, a, um
"snatching, rabid" |
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requiro', ere, requisi'vi' requisitus
"to seek, to try to find" |
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sacer, sacra, sacrum
"sacred, holy" |
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sedeo', e're, se'di', sessum
"to sit" |
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sonitus, sonitu's, M
"sound" |
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"over, above, more" |
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tenebrae, tenebra'rum, F, plural
"darkness, shadow" |
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tenebricosus, a, um
"shadowy, dark" |
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tenuis, tenue
thin, slender |
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tristis, triste
"sad, gloomy, grim" |
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