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corn (N)
they frugally scattered the few bits of corn from one end of the field to the other |
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| fundo, fundere, fudi, fusum |
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pour, scatter, rout
do your think it's fun to pour away all our money, to scatter it to the winds? |
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| honestus, honesta, honestum |
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honourable, noble
it is noble to be honest |
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not to know (1)
if your ignore my messages you won't know the truth |
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| ignobilis, ignobilis, ignobile |
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undistinguished, low born
of ignoble birth |
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cowardly, lazy
this ignorant navvy is both cowardly and lazy |
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| illustris, illustris, illuste |
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famous, distinguished
(illustrious) |
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| impedimenta, impedinmenorum |
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baggage (N PL)
this spell slows the target, almost as if they were suddenly given heavy baggage to carry |
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| impedimentum, impedimenti |
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obstacle, hindrance (N)
any lawful impediment... |
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ground (F)
she spilt the hummus all over the ground! |
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| incendo, incedere, incendi, incensum |
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burn, set fire to
lets burn some incense |
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| incertus, incerta, incertum |
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uncertain, steady
I am uncertain about the curtains |
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| incipio, incipere, incepi, inceptum |
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begin
inception is beginning an idea |
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| incolumis, incolumis, incolume |
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safe, unharmed
don't worry,, she'll be safe hidden in this column |
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character, mind, intellect, talent, genius (N)
at ingen they employ people with great intellect and talent, even genius |
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| uneven, unequal, adverse, unjust |
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| integer, intergra, integrum |
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untouched, intact, entire, fresh pure
an integer is an entire number, not split but fully intact and untouched |
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| inutilis, inutilis, inutile |
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| iungo, iungere, iunxi, iunctum |
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join, unite, yoke
irons cannot be used to join together fabric, you need a sewing machine for that! |
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unwilling
she's unwilling to invite him |
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to swear (1)
I swear I had a euro! |
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| iuvo, iuvare, iuvi, iutum |
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help, delight
most youths delight in helping out, probably |
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tears (F, PL)
don't get all lacrimose |
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| laedo, laedere, laesi, laesum |
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stone (M)
lapis lazuli is a type of stone |
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tired
I'm not lazy, I'm just tired! |
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lie hidden/unseen, lurk, skulk
he was so late he lurked by the door and skulked in when the teacher wasn't looking |
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light, easy
some think it is easy to levitate, but we are not light enough |
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| licet, licere, licuit (or licitum est) |
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it is allowed (+ GEN)
it is licit, not illicit |
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| letter (of the alphabet) (F) |
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letter (epistle) (F PL)
in her letter she wrote about rum |
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shore, coast (N)
the coast was lit up to show the ships where to go |
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