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Stō, Stāre, Stetī, Stātum |
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To stand, stand still or firm |
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Iubeō, Iubēre, Īussī, Iussum |
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Maneō, Manēre, Mānsī, Mānsum |
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To Remain, Stay, stay behind, abide, continue |
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Videō, Vidēre, Vīdī, Vīsum |
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To see; observe, understood |
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To drive, lead, do, act; pass, spend ( life or time) |
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Cadō, Cadere, Cecidī, Cāsūrum |
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Capiō, Capere, Cēpī, Captum |
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To take, capture, seize, get |
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Cēdō, Cēdere, Cessī, Cessum |
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To go, withdraw; yield to, grant, submit |
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Dīcō, Dīcere, Dīxī, Dictum |
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To say, tell, speak; name, call |
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Dūcō, Dūcere, Dūxī, Ductum |
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To lead; consider, regard; prolong |
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Faciō, Facere, Fēcī, Factum |
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Gerō, Gerere, Gessī, Gestum |
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To carry; carry on, manage, conduct, wage, accomplish, perform |
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Iaciō, Iacere, Iēcī, Iactum |
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Mittō, Mittere, Mīsī, Missum |
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Ponō, Ponere, Posuī, Positum |
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Scrībō, Scrībere, Scrīpsī, Scrīptum |
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Tollō, Tollere, Sustulī, Sublātum |
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To raise, lift up; take away, remove, destroy |
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Sentiō, Sentīre, Sēnsī, Sēnsum |
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To feel, perceive, think, experience |
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Veniō, Venīre, Vēnī, Ventum |
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Care, Attention, Caution, Anxiety |
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Head; leader; beginning; life; heading; chapter |
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Clan, Race, Nation, People |
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Origin; kind, type, sort, class |
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Time; Occasion, Opportunity |
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1. Vīs, Vīs. F
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1. Force, power, violence
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Thing, Matter, Property, Businees, Affair |
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Vesper, Vesperis or Vesperī, M. |
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Mortuus, Mortua, Mortuum. 2-1-2 |
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Prīnceps, gen. Prīncipis. M/F |
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Ut,
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1. In order that, so that, that, in order to, so as to, to
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Nē. adv. and conj. with subjunct. of command and purpose |
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not; in order that.... not, that... not, in order not to |
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Dēdicō, Dēdicāre, Dēdicāvī, Dēdicātum |
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Egeō, Egēre, Eguī +abl. or gen. |
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Expleō, Explēre, Explēvī, Explētum |
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To fill, fill up, complete |
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Praestō, Praestāre, Praestitī, Praestitum |
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To excel; exhibit, show, offer, supply, furnish |
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Taceō, Tacēre, Tacuī, Tacitum |
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To be silent, leave unmentioned |
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Ingenium, Ingeniī. N
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Nature, Innate Talent
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Dignus, Digna, Dignum +Abl
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Hard, Harsh, Rough, Stern, Unfeeling, Hardy, Difficult |
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Tantus, Tanta, Tantum
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So large, so great, of such a size |
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Ita
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1. Quidem
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Indeed, certainly, at least, even
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Sīc
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tam,
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1. so, to such a degree;
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in truth, indeed, to be sure, however |
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Condō, Condere, Condidī, Conditum |
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To put toether or into, store; found, establish |
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Contendō, Contendere, Contendī, Contentum |
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To strive, struggle, contend; hasten |
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Molliō, Mollīre, Mollīvī, Mollītum |
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To soften; make calm or less hostile |
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pugnō, Pugnāre, Pugnāvī, Pugnātum |
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Respondeō, Respondēre, Respondī, Respōnsum |
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Surgō, Surgere, Surrēxī, Surrēctum |
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