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| be a witness, invoke as witness |
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| come and go, be involved, concern oneself, pass time in |
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| be without, lack, miss + dat. |
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| indulgeo–ere indulsi indultum |
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| mix, mingle, stir up, confound |
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| offer, present, show, provide |
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| turn, twist, hurl, torture, distort, whirl |
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| look at, view, keep safe, watch over, look after |
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| accedo –ere accessi accessum |
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| approach, attack, be added, come over to |
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| adduco –ere adduxi adductum |
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| bring to, induce, contract |
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| adimo –ere ademi ademptum |
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| take away, deprive, rescue |
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| adloquor adloqui adlocutus sum |
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| admitto –ere admisi admissum |
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| let in, admit, grant, permit, let go, commit |
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| adverto –ere adverti adversum |
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| turn to, direct to, apply |
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| amplector amplecti amplexus sum |
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| embrace, surround, contain, cherish |
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| animadverto –ere –verti versum |
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| notice,attend to, observe,avenge, punish, blame |
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| arcesso –ere arcessivi arcessitum |
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| touch, arrive at, border on, affect, mention,achieve, relate to |
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| sing, play (music), recite, prophesy, sound |
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| go, walk, come to pass, fail to, yield, give way, withdraw, allow, grant, give up |
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| discern, perceive, decide, accept formally |
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| shut, conclude, enclose, imprison, besiege |
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| cognosco –ere cognovi cognitum |
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| learn, get to know, understand, observe |
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| collabor collabi collapsus sum |
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| colligo –ere collegi collectum |
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| collect, assemble, acquire, pick up, reckon |
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| cultivate, take care of, honour, worship, dwell, adorn, practise |
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| committo –ere commisi commissum |
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| join, commit, entrust, match, compare, begin engage in, venture |
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| compono –ere composui compositum |
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| put together, arrange, compose, adjust, compare, construct, settle, appease |
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| comprehendo –ere comprehendi –sum |
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| seize, grasp, include, embrace, describe,understand |
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| concido –ere concidi concisum |
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| cut down, weaken, destroy, kill |
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| concurro –ere concurri concursum |
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| run together, assemble,meet, join battle, happen at the same time |
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| condo –ere condidi conditum |
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| build, found,compose, make; hide, preserve, bury, thrust into |
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| conduco –ere conduxi conductum |
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| assemble, hire, undertake, profit |
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| confido –ere confisus sum |
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| +dat. trust, have confidence in |
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| coniungo –ere coniunxi coniunctum |
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| join together, unite, connect |
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| conscribo –ere conscripsi conscriptum |
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| enlist, enrol, compose, write |
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| consequor consequi consecutus sum |
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| follow, overtake, get, procure, reach, imitate, befall, achieve, bring about |
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| consido –ere consedi consessum |
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| sit down, settle, sink, encamp, hold a session |
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| consisto –ere constiti constitum |
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| stand fast, make a stand, exist, consist of; halt, cease |
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| put, set, appoint, decree, decide, fix, |
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| consuesco –ere consuevi consuetum |
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| be accustomed, become accustomed |
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| consulo –ere consului consultum |
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| take counsel, consider, consult; + dat: consult the interests of; provide for |
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| contingo –ere contigi contactum |
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| touch, seize, border on, reach, influence, stain, come to pass, be connected with |
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| contraho –ere contraxi contractum |
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| draw together, gather, tighten, abridge, agree, get, cause |
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| converto –ere converti conversum |
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| turn around, convert, change, translate |
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| corrumpo –ere corrupi corruptum |
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| spoil, destroy, falsify, bribe, seduce, corrupt |
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| grow, arise, get advantage, increase |
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| decedo –ere decessi decessum |
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| depart, retire, yield, cease, die, disappear |
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| decerno –ere decrevi decretum |
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| distinguish, decide, judge, settle, propose |
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| decurro –ere decurri decursum |
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| run down, sail downstream, have recourse to |
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| surrender, abandon, yield |
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| lower, sed down, dismeiss, plunge, depose |
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| lay aside, commit, entrust, resign, fix |
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| deprehendo –ere –ndi –nsum |
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| catch, find out, discern, perceive, reach, overtake, catch in the act, surprise |
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| descend, fall, alight, slope, demean oneself |
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| desero –ere deserui desertum |
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| forsake, desert, give up, fail |
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| diffido –ere diffisus sum |
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| + dat: lack confidence in, despair |
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| diffundo –ere diffudi diffusum |
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| pour forth, spread, cheer |
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| hold dear, love, esteem highly |
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| drive apart, drive away, disperse |
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| divido –ere divisi divisum |
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| separate, divide, distribute, distinguish, break up |
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| lead/ draw out, raise, educate, produce |
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| effundo –ere effusi effusum |
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| pour out, shed, discharge, let fall, waste |
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| go out, come out, escape, avoid, turn out |
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| excedo –ere excessi excessum |
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| go out, withdraw, go beyond, die, exceed |
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| drive out, thrust, exact, finish, examine |
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| set out, explain, publish, exhibit, disembark |
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| draw out, extract, prolong |
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| frango –ere fregi fractum |
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| break, crush, vanquish, weaken |
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| impello –ere impuli impulsum |
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| push against, impel, urge on |
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| incendo –ere incendi incensum |
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| set fire to, kindle, inflame, aggravate |
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| includo –ere inclusi inclusum |
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| induco –ere induxi inductum |
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| lead into, introduce, persuade |
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| insequor insequi insecutus sum |
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| follow closely, pursue, persecute, come after |
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| instituo –ere institui institutum |
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| set up, found, build, make, establish, instruct |
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| intendo –ere intendi intentum/-sum |
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| stretch, strain, exert, direct |
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| intercludo –ere interclusi interclusum |
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| cut off, blockade, hinder |
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| intermitto –ere intermisi intermissum |
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| invado –ere invasi invasum |
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| go into, invade, rush into, seize, attack |
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| irrumpo –ere irrupi irruptum |
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| break into, rush into, interrupt |
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| yoke, harness, join, clasp (hands), unite |
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| lessen, impair, abate, make smalle |
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| be born, proceed from, rise, grow |
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| neglego –ere neglexi neglectum |
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| overlook, neglect, do without |
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| learn to know, get knowledge of, know |
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| obliviscor oblivisci oblitus sum |
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| +dat. run to, meet, appear before, occur |
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| omitto –ere omisi omissum |
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| let go, give up, neglect, disregard, cease |
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| opprimo –ere oppressi oppressum |
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| press against, crush, overpower, surprise,suppress, conceal, cover |
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| perago –ere peregi peractum |
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| execute, finish, accomplish, pierce through, pass through, relate |
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| perdo –ere perdidi perditum |
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| lose, destroy, ruin, waste, spoil, impair |
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| pergo –ere perrexi perrectum |
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| advance, continue, proceed, go on |
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| persolvo –ere persolvi persolutum |
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| porrigo –ere porrexi porrectum |
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| put forward, extend, stretch out, offer |
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| praemitto –ere –misi –missum |
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| prehendo –ere prehendi prehensum |
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| seize, take hold of, catch |
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| procedo –ere processi processum |
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| go forward, proceed, advance, be successful |
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| procurro –ere procurri procursum |
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| prodo –ere prodidi proditum |
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| betray, nominate, publish, give birth to, hand down |
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| produco –ere produxi productum |
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| bring forward, draw out, lengthen, prolong |
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| proficiscor proficisci profectus sum |
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| set out, depart, arise from |
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| propono –ere proposui propositum |
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| put out, display, expose, report |
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| prosequor prosequi prosecutus sum |
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| follow up, pursue, accompany |
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| proveho –ere provexi provectum |
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| quaeso –ere quaesivi quaesitum |
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| quiesco –ere quievi quietum |
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| redimo –ere redemi redemptum |
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| buy back, ransom, redeem, rescue, buy off |
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| grace, glory, beauty, virtue, ornament |
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| light, daylight, day, lamp, torch life, eye, glory |
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| greatness, bulk, importance |
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| grandson, descendant; spendthrift |
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| renown, glory, high birth, excellence, nobleness |
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| opportunity, appropriate time |
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| augury, sign, token (of good or bad luck) |
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| offspring, descendants, race |
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| star, constellation, climate, weather; glory |
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| breath, breeze, soul, spirit, life |
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| another, different; alius..alius one… another |
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| the other, the former, the latter, another |
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| he himself, etc; the very |
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| anyone, anybody, anything |
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| quisque quaeque quodque/quicque |
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| each, every, everybody, everything |
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| whoever, whatever; everyone who |
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| who/what you please, anyone, anything |
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| whichever, which of two, either one |
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| before, in front of, in the face of, compared with |
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| by reason of, on account of |
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| near to, about, up to, just befor |
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| above, on over on top of, besides |
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| and, and besides, and even, than |
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| lest, so that…not, in order that…not, so as not to |
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| although, however, to any degree you like |
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| that not, but that, indeed, why not? |
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| so as to prevent, so that…not |
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| or, even, for instance, quite; either…or |
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