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| attonitus, -a, -um; attonitae positus modo vilicus urbi |
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| adj (adt-) thunderstruck, stunned, dazed, astonished; inspired; frantic, frenzied |
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| mīrus, -a, -um; obstitit intranti miratrix turba parumper |
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| adj amazing, suprising, astonishing; wonderful; mīrum est (w. acc & inf) it is suprising that; est mīrum quam (or mīrum quantum) it is amazing how, it is amazing to what extent |
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| calvus, -a, -um; calvo serviret Roma Neroni |
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| fānāticus, -a, -um; fanaticus oestro percussus |
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| adj belonging to a temple; fanatic, enthusiastic, inspired; frantic || mf temple attendant |
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| orbus, -a, -um; praecipuam in tabulis ceram senis abstulit orbi |
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| adj bereaved, bereft; destitute; orphaned, fatherless; childless; widowed; (w. gen or abl or ab) bereft of, without || mf orphan |
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| torrēns, -entis; ruptaque tandem solibus torrentis |
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| adj burning, seething; rushing, roaring (stream); fiery (speech) || m torrent; current |
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| subitus, -a, -um; magnus subitusque Prometheus |
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| adj coming on suddenly, sudden, unexpected; rash (person); emergency (troops) || n emergency; dē subitō (or per subitum) suddenly |
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| lētifer, -era, -erum; iam letifero cedente pruinis autumno |
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| adj deadly, fatal; locus lētifer mortal spot |
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| dīrus, -a, -um; cum dira persona est |
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| adj dire, awful, fearful; ominous, ill-omened; dreadful; cruel, relentless, fierce; temporibus dīrīs in the reign of terror; venēna dīra deadly poisons || fpl & npl ill-boding portents, unlucky signs |
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| pinguis, -is, -e; desidia tardos et longo frigore pingues |
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| adj fat; fatty, greasy; (of lamps) full of oil; (of torches) full of pitch; juicy; full-bodied (wine); rich, full (sound); rich, fertile (land); fat, sleek (cattle); thick (in dimension); strong (words); (of altars) caked with fat and blood; dense; stupid, dull; clumsy (writing); quiet, comfortable (life, home, retreat); crūra lutō pinguia legs caked with mud || n fat |
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| peregrīnus, -a, -um; peregrina est belua |
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| adj foreign; strange; alien, exotic; outlandish; (fig) strange; (fig) inexperienced; amōrēs peregrīnī love affairs with foreign women; praetor peregrīnus praetor who tried cases involving disputes between foreigners and Roman citizens; terror peregrīnus fear of a foreign enemy || mf foreigner, alien |
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| foedus, -a, -um; et foedior omni crimine persona est |
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| adj foul, filthy, disgusting; horrible, shocking |
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| torvus, -a, -um; de torvisque Sycambris dicturus |
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| sēmianimis, -is, -e or sēm(i)animus, -a, -um; iam semianimum laceraret Flavius orbem |
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| adj half-alive, half-dead |
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| praeceps, -ipitis; anxia praecipiti venisset epistula pinna |
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| adj headfirst; downhill, steep, precipitous; sinking (sun); swift, rushing, violent; hasty, rash, inconsiderate; dangerous || n edge of a cliff, cliff; (fig) brink; danger; in praeceps (or per praeceps) headlong, straight downward; in praecipitī on the edge; (fig) on the brink of disaster |
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| dēvexus, -a, -um; devexae iactaret basia redae |
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| adj inclining, sloping, steep; (w. ad) prone to, inclined to |
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| laevus, -a, -um; plurima dixit in laevum conversu |
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| adj left, on the left side; awkward, stupid; ill-omened; lucky, propitious || f left hand, left side || n the left || npl the area on the left |
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| modicus, -a, -um; modicae sumptam de margine cenae |
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| adj moderate; small; modest, unassuming; ordinary; puny, trifling |
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| mātūtīnus, -a, -um; matutino sudans Crispinus amomo |
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| adj morning, early; diēs mātūtīnus early part of the day; tempora mātūtīna morning hours |
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| vīcīnus, -a, -um; iugera quot vicina foro |
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| adj neighboring, nearby, near; imminent || mf neighbor || n neighborhood; ex vīcīnō of a similar nature; in vīcīnō in close proximity |
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| geniālis, -is, -e; genialis agatur iste dies |
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| adj nuptial, bridal; genial; joyous, merry, festive |
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| quartānus, -a, -um; iam quartanam sperantibus aegris |
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| adj occuring every fourth day || f quartan fever || mpl soldiers of the 4th legion |
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| prīscus, -a, -um; quis priscum illud miratur acumen |
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| adj old, ancient; old-time, old-fashioned; former, previous |
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| iūcundus, -a, -um; Crispi iucunda senectus |
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| adj pleasant, delightful, agreeable |
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| purpureus, -a, -um; purpureus ructarit scurra |
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| adj purple, crimson, royal purple (and various shades as applied to roses, poppies, grapes, lips, flesh, blood, wine, dawn, sun at sunrise, hair) |
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| pluvius, -a, -um; de pluviis aut aestibus aut nimboso locuturi |
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| adj rain, of rain, rainy; pluvia aqua rain water; pluvius arcus rainbow || f rain |
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| dēformis, -is, -e; stridebat deformis hiems |
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| adj shapeless; misshapen, disfigured, ugly; degrading; degraded; humiliating; unbecoming |
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| blandus, -a, -um; blandaque devexae iactaret basia |
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| adj smooth; flattering; fawning; alluring, charming, winsome, pleasant |
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| praecipuus, -a, -um; praecipuam in tabulis ceram senis abstulit orbi |
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| adj special, peculiar, particular; chief, principal; distinguished, excellent, extraordinary || n excellence, superiority || npl outstanding or important elements; praecipua rērum high-lights |
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| nimbōsus, -a, -um; de pluviis aut aestibus aut nimboso locuturi |
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| speculāris, -is, -e; vehitur cluso latis specularibus antro |
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| adj transparent || n windowpane (of mica), window |
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| incestus, -a, -um; minime corruptor et idem incestus |
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| adj unchaste; unholy, unclean, religiously impure, polluted, defiled, sinful, lewd |
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| vittātus, -a, -um; cum quo nuper vittata iacebat |
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| madēns, -entis; hoc nocuit Lamiarum caede madenti |
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| adj wet, moist; flowing (hair); melting (snow); reeking (w. blood) |
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| frūgī; miser et frugi non fecit Apicius |
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| indecl adj frugal; thrifty; temperate; honest; worthy; useful; proper; frūgī esse to do the right thing |
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| apertus, -a, -um; quid apertius? |
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| pp of aperiō || adj bare, uncovered, exposed; without decks; clear (style); frank, candid; plain, evident; accessible, unobstructed || n open space |
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