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torn, mangled
laceration means the skin has been torn |
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| languidus, languida, languidum |
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faint, weak
he is very languid today, I fear he is still weak |
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hiding-place, lair (F, Pl)
late at night the creature returns to its lair...
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gentle, mild
lentils have a gentle flavour, which leans towards the insipid |
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| libet, libere, libuit/ libitum est |
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it pleases (+ DAT)
it pleases the Gods for us to make libations to them |
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bind, tie (1)
our ligaments bind our bodies together |
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spirits of the dead (M PL)
they raised their hands and prayed to restrain the spirits of the dead |
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hurry on, accomplish quickly (1)
I wish he would hurry on and mature already!
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| mediocris, mediocris, mediocre |
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consider, reflect, intend (1)
he used meditation to help him reflect on his problems and consider solutions |
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wages, price (F)
don't be mercenary, stop asking about the price!
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it causes pity, one feels pity
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one cannot but pity someone so miserable |
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only, just now
have we only just reached Mordor? asked Frodo sadly
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mass, bulk, massive structure
moles can build massive structures...
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labour at, attempt, devise (4)
Mole attempted to spring clean, but it was a waste of labour
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| mordeo, mordere, momoerdi, morsum |
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to bite
he was mortally wounded by a snake bite
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bite (M)
I'll just bite off a little morsal... |
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universe, world (M)
le monde= the world
the world is far less mundane than you might think... |
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gift, service, job, public show (N)
one should not spend so much money on my gifts!
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| nequeo, nequire, nequivi/ nequii, nequitum |
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be unable
ne= un
a necromancer may raise the souls of the dead but he is unable to control them... |
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in vain
nequeo= unable
nequiquam= in vain
in vain I try to remeber all the meanings of the 'q' words! |
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cloud (M)
look at that cumulo nimbus!
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shine, glitter, look beautiful
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| nitor, niti, nixus/ nisus sum |
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strive, rely on (+abl)
I strive to avoid nits, but I rely on the children not getting them... |
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divine power, deity (N)
like in philosophy |
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| occulo, occulere, occului, occultum |
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conceal
he concealed it from their eyes (occulo) |
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| operio, operire, operui, opertum |
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cover, hide
they covered the open window with the curtains, but the flys still came in... |
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help, strength (F)
she needed strength to open the jar
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property, wealth, power (F PL)
he bought so many opals for her, he must have great wealth...
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| opportunus, oppportuna, oppotunum |
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suitable, at the right time
we will strike at the opportune moment, at a suitable opportunity |
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| opprimo, opprimere, oppressi, opressum |
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overwhelm, crush
the opressive regime crushed any opponents |
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| opulentus, opulenta, opulentum |
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rich, wealthy
look at this opulence, he must be ridiculously wealthy!
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| paenitet, paenitere, penituit |
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it causes repentence, one is sorry for (+acc and gen)
I am so sorry for my sins, I am incredibly penitent |
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| pando, pandere, pandi, passum |
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spread out, throw open, disclose
when Pandora threw open the box she spread out all the horrors of life...
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| pario, parerem, peperi, patum |
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give birth to, porduce, aquire
parents produce children |
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gradually
and gradually paul ate him... |
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be afraid (of)
he's so superstitious, he's afraid of walking on the cracks in paving stones!
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fear, trembling
dont panic! dont be afraid!
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household Gods, home (m pl)
lares and penates... |
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| pendo, pendere, pependi, pensum |
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pay, consider, value
do you consider the value of this pen enough to justify paying that?!
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| pergo, pergere, perrexi, perrectum |
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continue, proceed
he continues to charge £3:50 per slice, although I have told him that it is extortionate!
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skilled, experienced in (+gen)
the perry's are very skilled musicians
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| pertineo, pertinere, pertinui |
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reach, concern, belong to
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