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Latin Vocabulary (Midterms)
Latin Vocabulary for Midterms (Ch.1-11)
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9th Grade
06/17/2014
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Term
agricola/agricolae (m.)
 Definition
farmer
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femina/feminae (f.)
 Definition
woman
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patria/patriae (f.)
 Definition
fatherland, native land
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provincia/provinciae (f.)
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province
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puella/puellae (f.)
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girl
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silva/silvae (f.)
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woods, forest
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terra/terrae (f.)
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earth, land
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via/viae (f.)
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way, road, street
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villa, villae (f.)
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farmhouse, villa
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est
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is, there is
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sunt
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are, there are
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in (preposition)
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in, on
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fabula/fabulae (f.)
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story
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familia/familiae (f.)
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household
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filia/filiae (f.)
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daughter
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poeta/poetae (m.)
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poet
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regina/reginae (f.)
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queen
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vita/vitae (f.)
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life
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amo/amare
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love, like
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habito/habitare
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live, dwell
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laudo/laudare
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praise
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narro/narrare
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tell, narrate
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voco/vocare
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call
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cum (preposition used with the ablative)
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with
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et
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and (conjunction)
also, even (adverb)
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dea/deae (f.)
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goddess
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nauta/nautae (m.)
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sailor
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ambulo/ambulare
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walk
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navigo/navigare
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sail
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occupo/occupare
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seize
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specto/spectare
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look at, watch
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sum/esse
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be
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non
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(adverb) not
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quo
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(interrogative adverb) where [to]?
(relative adverb) to which place, to which
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ubi
 Definition
(interrogative and relative adverb) where [at]? where;
(adverbial conjunction) when
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unde
 Definition
(interrogative adverb) where from?
(relative adverb) from which place, from which
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super
 Definition
(preposition with the accusative) over, above
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a/ab
 Definition
(prep. with ablative) from, away from
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ad
 Definition
(prep. with accusative) to, towards
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de
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(prep. with ablative) from, down from; about, concerning
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e/ex
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(prep. with ablative) from, out of
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in
 Definition
(prep. with accusative) into, onto, against
(prep. with ablative) in, on
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sub
 Definition
(prep. with accusative) to under, up to, to the foot of
(prep. with ablative) under, at the foot of
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ager/agri (m.)
 Definition
field, territory
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amicus/amici (m.)
 Definition
friend
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auxilium/auxili (n.)
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help, aid
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bellum/belli (n.)
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war
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legatus/legati (m.)
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legate, envoy
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nuntius/nunti (m.)
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message, news; messenger
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oppidum/oppidi (n.)
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town
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puer/pueri (m.)
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boy
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verbum/verbi (n.)
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word
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vir/viri (m.)
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man; husband; hero
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paro/parare
 Definition
prepare
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porto/portare
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carry, bring
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contra
 Definition
(adverb) on the contrary; on the other hand; in return
(prep. w/ accusative) against
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itaque
 Definition
(conjunction ) and so, therefore
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fuga/fugae (f.)
 Definition
flight, a running away, escape
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periculum/periculi (n.)
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danger
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amicus, amica, amicum
 Definition
friendly
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ferus, fera, ferum
 Definition
wild, savage
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inimicus, inimica, inimicum
 Definition
unfriendly, hostile
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magnus, magna, magnum
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great, large
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malus, mala, malum
 Definition
bad, evil, wicked
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miser, misera, miserum
 Definition
poor, wretched, unhappy
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multus, multa, multum
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much (singular); many (plural)
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pauci, paucae, pauca
 Definition
(no singular) few, a few
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pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum
 Definition
beautiful, fine
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aedifico/aedificare
 Definition
build
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sed
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but (conjunction)
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deus/dei (m.)
 Definition
god
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filius/fili (m.)
 Definition
son
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liberi/liberorum (m./pl.)
 Definition
children
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servus/servi (m.)
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slave
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altus, alta, altum
 Definition
high, deep
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bonus, bona, bonum
 Definition
good
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liber, libera, liberum
 Definition
free
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longus, longa, longum
 Definition
long, tall
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meus, mea, meum
 Definition
my, mine
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noster, nostra, nostrum
 Definition
our, ours
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tuus, tua, tuum
 Definition
your yours (one person's)
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vester, vestra, vestrum
 Definition
your, yours (more than one person's)
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bene (adv.)
 Definition
well
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male (adv.)
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badly, ill
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alte
 Definition
on high, deeply
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Graece
 Definition
in Greek
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libere
 Definition
frankly, freely
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longe
 Definition
far off, by far
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misere
 Definition
wretchedly, desperately
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pulchre
 Definition
beautifully, nicely
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annus/anni (m.)
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year
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donum/doni (n.)
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gift
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equus/equi (m.)
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horse
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porta/portae (f.)
 Definition
gate
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somnus/somni (m.)
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sleep
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latus, lata, latum
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wide, broad
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supero/superare
 Definition
surpass, overcome, defeat
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volo/volare
 Definition
fly, move swiftly, speed, rush
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olim (adv.)
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once, at one time, at some time
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post (adv.)
 Definition
afterward, behind
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saepe (adv.)
 Definition
often
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per
 Definition
(prep. w/ acc.) through
(in oaths) by
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post
 Definition
(prep. w/ acc.) after, behind, in back of
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-que (enclitic conjunction)
 Definition
and
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caelum/caeli (n.)
 Definition
sky, heaven
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campus/campi (m.)
 Definition
plain, meadow
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fortuna/fortunae (f.)
 Definition
fortune
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regnum/regni (n.)
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kingdom, kingship
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convoco/convocare
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call together, assemble
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exspecto/exspectare
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wait for, await
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ante
 Definition
(adv.) before, earlier, in front
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cur
 Definition
(interrogative adv.) why?
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iam
 Definition
(adv.) now, already
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non iam
 Definition
(adv.) no longer
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interim
 Definition
(adv.) meanwhile, in the meantime
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nunc
 Definition
(adv.) now, at this time
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tum or tunc
 Definition
(adv.) then, at that time
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ante
 Definition
(prep. with acc.) before, in front of
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trans
 Definition
(prep. with acc.) across
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insula/insulae (f.)
 Definition
island
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lingua/linguae (f.)
 Definition
tongue, language
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umbra/umbrae (f.)
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shadow, shade, ghost
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parvus, parva, parvum
 Definition
little, small
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do, dare, dedi, datum
 Definition
give
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sto, stare, steti, statum
 Definition
stand, stand still
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cras (adv.)
 Definition
tomorrow
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heri (adv.)
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yesterday
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hodie (adv.)
 Definition
today
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ibi (adv.)
 Definition
there, in that place
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modo (adv.)
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only, just; just now
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amicitia/amicitiae (f.)
 Definition
friendship
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ara/arae (f.)
 Definition
altar
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dominus/domini (m.)
 Definition
lord, master (of slaves. of a nation, etc.)
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frumentum/frumenti (n.)
 Definition
grain
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inopia/inopiae (f.)
 Definition
need, lack
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locus/loci (m.)
loci/locorum (m.)
 Definition
place; places which are not connected geographically
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loca/locorum (n.)
 Definition
places which are connected to form a geographical region
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magister/magistri (m.)
 Definition
master (of a school or ship), teacher, captain, steersman
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populus/populi (m.)
 Definition
a nation, a people
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socius/socii (m.)
 Definition
ally, comrade
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sacer, sacra, sacrum
 Definition
sacred, holy; accursed
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nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatum
 Definition
announce, report
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pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatum
 Definition
fight
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diu (adv.)
 Definition
long, for a long time
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copia/copiae (f.)
 Definition
supply; plenty; opportunity
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fama/famae (f.)
 Definition
rumor, report; reputation
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ira/irae (f.)
 Definition
anger, rage
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telum/teli (n.)
 Definition
weapon, spear
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laetus, laeta, laetum
 Definition
joyful, glad
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novus, nova, novum
 Definition
new; strange
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paratus, parata, paratum
 Definition
ready, prepared
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clamo, clamare, clamavi, clamatum
 Definition
shout
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demonstro, demonstrare, demonstravi, demonstratum
 Definition
point out, show
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laboro, laborare, laboravi, laboratum
 Definition
toil, suffer, be in difficulties
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libero, liberare, liberavi, liberatum
 Definition
free, set free
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servo, servare, servavi, servatum
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save; keep, guard
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rursus (adv.)
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back; again
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semper (adv.)
 Definition
always; continually; still
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