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invocō, invocāre,
invocāvī, invocātus
to invoke,
to call upon |
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placeō, placēre,
placuī (+dat.)
to please |
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sinō, sinere,
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to allow
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fiō,fierī,
factus sum (irrg.)
to become,
to be made, to be done
to happen |
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induō, induere,
induī, indūtus
to put on |
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bibō,bibere,
bibī
to drink
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taceō, tacēre,
tacuī, tacitus
to be quiet |
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faveō, favēre,
fāvī, fautūrus (+dat.)
to give favor (to),
to support |
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arripiō, arripere,
arripuī, arreptus
to grab hold of,
to snatch, to seize
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volō, velle,
voluī (irrg.)
to wish, to want,
to be willing
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spectō, spectāre,
spectāvī, spectātus
to watch,
to look at |
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clamō, clamāre,
clamāvī, clamātūrus
to shout
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moveō, movēre,
mōvī, mōtus
to move,
to shake
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creō, creāre,
creāvī, creātus
to appoint,
to create |
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crēdō, crēdere,
crēdidī, crēditus (+dat.)
to trust,
to believe
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f. care
cūrae esse ?
to be a cause of anxiety (to)
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m. way, method
rhythmic/harmonious manner |
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m. small bag
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n. ointment,
perfume, oil |
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m/f. dog,
the lowest throw of the knucklebones |
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adj. white,
fair-skinned, beautiful |
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*brevis, -is, -e
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adj. short
breviter: briefly
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*celer, celeries, celere
celerrimus, -a,-um ?
celeriter ?
celerrimē ?
quam celerrimē ?
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adj. swift
celerrimus, -a, -um: fastest
celeriter: quickly
celerrimē: very quickly
quam celerrimē: as quickly as possible
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adj. lucky, happy,
fortunate |
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*prūdēns, prūdentis
prudenter ?
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adj. wise, sensible
prudenter: adv. wisely, sensibly
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*similis, -is, -e (+dat.)
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adv. most, very,
very much |
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adv. best, very well,
excellently |
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little by little |
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